. Canadian grocer July-December 1896. 805,432 1894 3,449,243 1,611,881 :.,141,586 1896 4,184,271 2,256,518 «).817 This means that the increase in the exports to Great Britainduring the six years was to the enormous extent of 116,129 percent., while those to the United States fell off 83 per cent., andthose to all countries by about 50 per cent. Of the total number ofeggs which went into Great Britain from all countries in 1895 Can-ada supplied per cent, and the United States per cent. Whether the English market will ever be to us what that of theUnited States once was remains to be s
. Canadian grocer July-December 1896. 805,432 1894 3,449,243 1,611,881 :.,141,586 1896 4,184,271 2,256,518 «).817 This means that the increase in the exports to Great Britainduring the six years was to the enormous extent of 116,129 percent., while those to the United States fell off 83 per cent., andthose to all countries by about 50 per cent. Of the total number ofeggs which went into Great Britain from all countries in 1895 Can-ada supplied per cent, and the United States per cent. Whether the English market will ever be to us what that of theUnited States once was remains to be seen. One thing, however,is certain, and that is, that with hostile tariff or no hostile tariff inthe United States, Canada should never cease to cultivate the Britishegg market. SUGAR CASE APPEALED. It is understood that the Ottawa Government have taken anappeal in the case of the Canada Sugar Refinery for overcharges induties. The facts in connection with this -case have already ap-peared in these columns. cor Lightest Wh AND CAKES. USE taflKlfcE iffiOHglPWB PLEASES EVERYBODY ^«~i - «p- ^.-^ ov ijrfWfe ^
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