FUTURE POSITION OF THE PROVINCES.
Local Revenues.Estimated Outlay for
1864 under present
Government.
Estimated Local Outlay
under the Union.
Nova Scotia$107,000$667,000$371,000
New Brunswick89,000404,047353,000
Prince Edward Island32,000171,718124,015
Newfoundland5,000479,000250,000
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$233,000$1,721,765$1,098,015
Canada1,297,043{ [1] 2,021,979[3]
{ [2] 238,170
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$1,530,043$3,981,914 [3]

[1] Average of the last four years.

[2] Interest on excess of debt.

[3] Not estimated by Mr. Galt, for reasons given in the speech.


THE AUDITOR’S STATEMENT OF THE LIABILITIES OF CANADA
Debenture Debt, direct and indirect$65,238,649 21
Miscellaneous liabilities64,426 14
Common School Fund1,181,958 85
Indian Fund1,577,802 46
Banking Accounts3,396,982 81
Seigniorial Tenure:—
Capital to Seigniors$2,889,711 09
Chargeable on Municipalities’ Fund196,719 66
On account of Jesuits’ Estates140,271 87
Indemnity to the Townships891,500 00
——————4,118,202 62
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$75,578,022 09
Less—Sinking Funds$4,883,177 11
Cash and Bank Accounts2,248,891 87
————7,132,068 98
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$68,445,953 11
From which, for reasons given in his speech, Mr. Galt
deducted the Common School Fund
1,181,958 85
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Leaving as Net Liabilities$67,263,994 26

IMPORTS, EXPORTS, AND TONNAGE OF THE PROVINCES.
Imports.Exports.Sea-going Tonnage.
Inward and Outward.
Canada$45,964,000$41,831,0002,133,000
Nova Scotia10,201,3918,420,9681,432,954
New Brunswick7,764,8248,964,7841,386,980
Prince Edward Island1,428,0281,627,540No returns.
Newfoundland5,242,7206,002,312” ”
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$70,600,963$66,846,6044,952,934
66,846,604Lake Tonnage 6,907,000
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Total Trade$137,447,567Total Tons 11,859,934