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Communication.

(CONTINUED.) think as the which are perhaps ainros

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The dilicaulty ;

correct calculation ef the umount of data able goods which the people cf Prince

j Edward Island consume cannot fail to be appreciated, yet the undersigned submit that there are several methods by which j it may fairly be estimated. It must be | premised that the people of the Island are | very large consumers of dutiable- goods for the reason that, being chietiy engaged in agriculture and fishing, their manu- factures are very small as compared with the rest of Canada, valuing, according to the last census returns, only $31.33 per head to $72.63 per head of the other pro- vinces,

In proof of the assertion that the people of the Island are principally engaged in agriculture and tishing, the undersigned would again advert to the census returns of 1881, which show that (the Northwest Territories not beiug iv- claded) :

One-half the area Island is cultivated.

Only one-twenty-fifth of the other pro- vineces is cultivated,

Prince Edward Island Las a population of 51 to the square mile.

The other provinces only 4.72.

of Prince Edward

Hon. Mr. Power —Does the hon. gentle- man include Manitoba and British Col- um bia ?

Hon. Mr. Ferguson (P. E. 1.)—Yes, only excepting the Northwest Territories. Of course, British Columbia pulls down the average of the other provinces very materially, but not to an extent to make the difference so great. Prince Edward Island is more thickly populated than the other provinces.

Prince Edward Island owns live stock for every hundred acres of improv- ed land—the other provinces only 38.

In field products, Prince Edward Island raises to the acre of improved land 108} bushe]s—the other provinces 61} bushe!s.

From the fisheries Prince Edward I+- land produces $17.08 per head value—the other provinces $3.55.

The people of the Island are generally in comfortable circumstances, in proof of

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which may be adduced the amount of de- posits per head in the savings banks, which average $16.59 for the Island against $7.66 forthe rest of the Dominion’

These figures clearly prove that the peo- ple of Prince Edward Island, frem the fact of their not being extensive manufacturers, are under the necessity of using imported goods to a a large extent, while the fertil- ity of their soil, the value of their fisheries, and their general independence, demon- strate their ability to purchase. This being understood, the andersigned submits the following calculations, designed to show that the imports of dutiable geods into the Island are very much larger than suggest- ed by the committee of council, and con- seq ently the contributions to the revenue proportionately greater.

We take three methods of ascertaining what the contribution of Prince Edward Island was to the revenue of Canada,

METHOD 1.

~The average revenue of the Dominion, from customs and excise, for the three years ended 30th June, 1884, was $27,603,- 179. The population of Prince Edward Island to that of the whole Dominion is in the proportion of 1 to 39.7. Upon this ratio the Island’s share of the customs and excise revenue would amount $595,301.

to

METHOD 2.

In 1882, the year before its admission into the union Prince Edward Island im ported direct from the countries beyond Canada, goods valued at $1,372,581.

The duty on which amounted to #184,- 227.

And from Canada, goods the growth and manufacture of other countries, valued approximately at $429,354.

The duty on which amounted to $89,- 168.

This was from other countries outside of what is now embraced in the Dominion of Canada, and the duties collected were upon a tariff of 12} per cent.

In 1861 the imports of the island amounted to $1,021,669; in 1872 they had increased to $2,439,064, or at the rate of 138.0 per cent. At the same rate its im- ports from countries beyond the Dominion should have increased from $1,801,935 in 1872 to $4,304,824 in 1884, which at the present average tariff (free and dutiable combined) of 18.64 per cent., would give a customs revenue of $802,419.

METHOD 3.

It is a well-esteblished principle that the imports and exports of a country bear a reasonable relation to each other. The imports of the Island for the ten years preceding confederation aggregated in value £3,543,147 sterling. The exports in the same period £2,559,091 sterling, showing- that the imports exceeded the exports by about £100,000 ster ling, or $500,000 annually. The imports of the Dominion for the last seventeen years aggregated in value $1,732,983,486; the exports in the same period, $1,390,- 946,803, showing that the imports exceeded the exports by about $26,000,000 annually or in the same proportion, according to the population, as the imports of Prince Edward I-land exceeded the exports in the years already quoted.

The exports of the Island have steadily increased during the last 25 years. In 1861 it exported to all countries goods valued at $793,810, which had increased in

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lig ‘ave as a result, for : s at $3,603,371, yield- lug under au 4 64-100 } e: cent tariff an auaual revenue ef $671,668.

The exports of Prince Kdward Island since Confederation, have ; much larger ratio

increased in a than have those of the following figures will

The total exports of the Dominion f.r 1871-72 were $52,939,683; for 1883-84,

exclusive of the Island, $90,066,437, or an | increase of only 9 1-42 per cent as against 100 per cent, by which the Island’s ex- ports have increased in the same time, To recapitulate the results of the various methods:

Method Riana

voveee-+. $695,301

One. 802,419 Method Bis. 671,668 Average annual contribution by the

Island from customs and excise, $713,129, to which add interest on the sum claimed as Island’s share of fishery award (less amount expended for fishing bounties, $8,569) $41,430. This sum of $764,559, the undersigned submit, should be accepted as closely approximating the annual con- tributions of Prince Edward Island to the Dominion exchequer, and is much more likely to be within than in amount.”

Now, hon. gentlemen, these figures were prepared with the very greatest possible care. I prepared them myself and can vouch for their striet accuracy. Whatever deduction may be drawn from them, the figures in themselves are right, and they g0 to prove that Prince Edward Island contributed to the federal treasury in each of these years, as I know it does in every year, an amount equal, if not more, than what it receives in the way of ordinary public expenditure, to say nothing at ail all about the great public works to which we have been referring.

excess of the

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GREAT DAY AT GEORGETOWN JULY 17TH,

ON

Tuesday next, July 17th, promises to be a great day at Georgetewn. The pro gramme includes the forma] opening of the Supreme Court, which takes place at Il'o’elock a. m., when the Grand Jary will be called and sworn, and the Queen’s proclamation against vice and immorality will be read by the Clerk of the Crown. ©

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1884, imports valued at $3,267,509.

But the figures contained in the Domin- | ion Trade and Navigation Returns, do not represent the total exports of the Island to countries beyond the Dominion, inasmuch asa considerable proportion, being shipped through Nova Scotia and New } Brunswick territory, is credited to the | exports of those provinces. export of horses from the Island te the United States is not less than 1,590, val- ued at $150,000. The Dominion returns for 1883-84 credit the Island with only 256, valued at $27,486. This is but one instance of many. A considerable pari of the large trade which the Island does in eggs with the United States is credited to New Brunswick, while fish and potatoes, which are largely exported to Newfound- land, St. Pierre and the West Indies, are much of them credited to Nova Scotia, being sipped by way of Halifax. In view of these facts, it would be within the

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