Exhibiting the value and kinds of the productions of the United States exported to Canada and other British North American colonies from 1850, inclusive, to the period when the reciprocity treaty went into operation, as far as the same can be given, said articles being made free by the treaty.

Hemp........

Hams, bacon, pork, lard, and hogs.

Sheep....................................................

Exhibiting the amount and kinds of manufactures and other articles of United States origin, not free of duty under the of the said treaty, exported to the same colonies from the year 1850, inclusive, to the present time, June 30, 1861.

provisions

No. 4.-Statement exhibiting the amount and kinds of manufactures and other articles of United States origin, &c.-Continued.

Exhibiting the amount and kinds of foreign merchandise imported from the British colonies-not made free by the reciprocity treatyinto the United States, from 1850 to 1861, both inclusive.

No. 5.—Statement exhibiting the amount and kinds of foreign merchandise imported from the British colonies, &c.—Continued.

$104

$11

$15

$12

$29

$83

$4

$25

$34

Floor-cloth, patent, &e.

Matting, Chinese and other, of flags, &c

$25 3,732

107

34,456

11,647

99,861

339

325

571

107

252

94

3,430

Vitriol......

Wine in casks.

Spirits from grain.

Feathers and flowers, artificial.

Chloride of lime, or bleaching powders

Soda ash, or barilla .........

Sulphate of barytes..............................................

252

184

.....

141

273

196

7,293

4,138

1,943

371

1,717

1,067

2,781

20.229

13

15

18

30

107

13

304

31

613