Q1 Published by Authority of the Rt. Hon. C. D. Howe, M.P., Minister of Trade and Couuerce

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1 /r4 <'MAIL Q1 Published by Authority of the Rt. Hon. C. D. Howe, M.P., Minister of Trade and Couuerce 0 IV ROOM I" Q _or C 71., %.-ix ui I L...l ir- i'rrs A IThtI 1 DE!j' DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS TRANSPORTATION AND PUBUC UTIUTIES DIVISION OTTAWA Dominion Statisbcian, HERBERT MARSHALL Director. Tran.portstioe and Public Utilities Division, G.SWrong **T2J TRAFFIC REPORT OF RIJLWA!5 OF CMiAIIA MARCH, Canadian railways hauled an impressive 13,242,676 tons of domastic and foreign origin revenue freight during larch, to register an increase of some 878,700 tons or 7.1 p.c. over the sane month of last year. This established a new peacetime voluse for the month exceeded only by March, 1944 at 15,525,007 tons. Loading at stations In Canada advencad 11.2 p.c. at 9,596,764 tone compared with 8,451,049 tons one year earlier while tongs received from foreign (U.S.) cectlons dropped from 3,912,924 tons to 3,845,912 or by 1.7 p.c. Increased loadings were recorded over March last year in all areas except the Prairie provinces where lighter grain and coal moveaents contributed to the decline of 125,205 tons. With restored production in the Move Scotia coal wines, the provincial total rose from 267,379 tons in March, 1947 to 830,525 tons this year. The Quebec aggregate of tons loaded and received from foreign connections improved from 2,380,872 to 2,504,502 tons while the Ontario total was up 2.6 p.c. or 154,204 tons at 6,091,037 tons for the current March. The B.C. loadings were up 14,004 tons over the preceding March with 890,069 tons. Due to smaller crop. in 1947, agricultural products moved during the month were down to 2,030,792 tons against 2,481,579 tons one year earlier but the mining Industry was more active contrltwating 4,468,254 tons against 3,638,015 while foreøt products increased 349,952 tons at 2,184,166. The manufactures and miscellaneous group rose 130,570 tons over the previous larch with 4,534,182 tons of freight hauled during the month under review. Considered by eoditiea, loadings of all grainc except fla.xaeed showed receasion from March of 1947 when eastern feed requirements were more urgent. Wheat moved declined 55,050 tons, corn 122,657 tone, oats were off 105,735 tone at 159,246 and rye was down 10,702 tons, flour was tons lighter than In March of the preceding year. However, cattle and togs moved In greater volia, showing increases of 1,889 tons and 7,705 tons respectively but other packing house products, eggs, butter, cheese, wool, hides and leather moved in smaller voluse. Among mine products bitad.nous coal Increased 473,849 tons to 1,629,363 while anthracite, mostly import.d, rose 73,635 tons. Copper ores were up 26,230 tons over the previous March and Other ores and concentrates rose 104,510 tons. Crude petroleus totalled 122,545 tons, up 49 p.c. or 40,551 tons. Pulpwood was featured in forest products with loadings of 1,204,046 tons during the macta, an increase of no less than 368,741 tons over larch, 1947, but cordwood, 1tber and timber were down. Among manufactured products gasoline rose from 161,504 to 190,286 tons but p.troleus oils,etc. declined 32,954 tons. Sugar was up 17,528 tons, pig iron 18,446, iron and steel tons and cement 54,521 tons at 143,051. Autos, trucks and parts moved in greater volume with 227,243 tons hauled, an increu.e of 17,199 tons or 8.2 p.c. from the seize month one year ago. Other manufactures and miscellaneous at 1,518,161 tons showed a gain of 85,355 tons in the month-to-month comparison. Manufactured items moving in lighter volume Included wick, sewer pipe, t'urniture, beverages down some 20 p.o., newsprint paper off 29,593 at 368,072 tons, woodpu].p, fish of I nearly 5,000 tons, canned goods down 33,723 tons at 89,827 and 1.c.l. merchandise registering a decline of 35,269 tons, off from 403,210 to 567,941 tons. Receipts from foreign connections for delivery in Canada were 2,044,307 tons against 2,056,255 one year earlier. Declines in receipts of corn, fruit, vegetables, other agricultural products, wool, hides and leather, petzolems products, lumber, fertilizers, canned goods and l.c.1. merchandise omarestiag with Increased import, of anthracite coal, cøke, other ores, petroleum, gasoline, sugar and agricultural implements. LARATIV& S(ARY Total freight Loaded and Received from Foreign Connections Province March Fetwusry March March Tons Tons Tons Tgns Prince Edward I.lead 3t,544 24,092 26,511 28,537 Nova Scotia 840, , , ,906 Now Bruns wiak , , Quebec 2,504,502-1,965,589 2,380,872 2,186,405 Ontario 8,091,037 5,448,507 5,956,853 5,415,554 ManitQbA ,253 Saskatchewan 712, , , ,013 Alberta 1,067, ,271 1,086,368 1,001,948 itieh Columbia 890, , , Total for Canada 13,242,676 11,288,311 12,363,973 11,757,829 Products Agricultural 2,050,792 2,015,273 2,481,579 2,405,498 Animal 225, , , ,229 Mine 4,468,284 3,471,955 3,808,015 3,699,281 Forest 2,184,166 1,876,559 1,854,254 1,751,659 Manufactures and Miscellaneous 4,534,182 3,709,704 4,203,812 5,622,184 Crand Total 15,242, ,288,311 12,563,973 11,737,829 Price per year 50 c*tts.

2 REVflWZ FREIGHT CAM= B!. %DUN RAILWAZS Dwing the month of Ma- ', 1948 Yv1 L- 2I '1.1 ' If!,7 I LI FREIGHT ORIGIRATED TERMINATED Loaded at Received from Increase Cisaulative Totals Unloaded at Delivered Stations Foreign Connections Total over Increase Stations to JO. UD1TIES in Destined to for March To over in Foreign Canada Canadian Foreign Month 1947 lt Canada Connectiore Points Points (Decrease-) (Decrease-) Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons Tona Tons LGRIQULIVRAL PRODUCTS 1. Wheat 726, , ,085-53,030 2,354, , , , Corn 4,642 17,886 57,518 59, , , ,674 21,785 27, Oats 154, , , , , , ,056 54, Barley 116, , ,506-6, , , ,821 44,895 4, ,385-10,70 45,884-2,566 2,494 2, Flaxseed 21, ,819 8,257 77,164 29,605 21,501 5, Other Grain (dried peas, beans & soya beans) 6,968 4,111 14,286 25,566-7,429 90,672-6,592 8,343 1, Fiur 163, , ,378-54, , ,802 54, , Other Mill Products 216,114 1,904 64, ,138-51, , , , , Bay and Straw 38, ,567 41,245-1, ,738-10,008 27,910 8,032 3i. cotton 1,497 10,617 7,243 19, ,636-5,831 12,540 8, AppiSs (fresh) 14, , ,338 27,540 11,939 8, Other Fruit (fresh) 1,251 36,862 6,039 44,152-13, ,374-45,425 38,509 14, Potatoes 59, , ,429 9, ,786 59,045 47,364 99, Other Fresh Vegetables 9,769 12,056 12,584 34,409-19,541 93,611-42,915 16,898 20, Other Agricultural Products 45,927 25,000 29,837 96,764-23, ,122-85,339 58,211 50,627 Total 1,564, , ,118 2,030, ,587 6,234, ,665 1,196, ,468 ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS 17. Horses 8, ,539-1,304 19,871-1,904 8,067 2, Cattle and Calves 37, ,886 1, ,300 7,303 35,521 8, Sheep 1, , ,879-2,531 1, Hogs 30, ,603 7, ,137 29,791 30,277 7, Poultry (live) Dressed Meats & Droesed Poultry (freah,trozen) 22, ,546 52,919 6, ,967 28,698 15,002 53, Dressed Meats (cured, salted) 18,940-2,817 21,757 1,125 62,038 3,826 4,385 18, Other Packing House Products (edible) 5, ,066 8,259-9,074 24,220-16,349 3,701 3, Eggs 4,185-6,025 10,210-4,737 39,194-1,855 2,852 6, flutter 1,972-4,108 6,080-5,072 20,748-6,754 1,961 3, Cheese 1, ,425 6,717-5,646 19,190-4,058 1,195 5, Wool 1,308 2,297 3,955 7,560-2,114 17,721-6,690 3,427 3, Rides and Leather 6, ,280 14,662-4,199 48,086-6,361 4,565 7,581-30, Other Animal Products (non-edible) 10,018 2,469 5,275 17,762 2,500 50,519 4,531 9,574 8,339 Total 149,785 5,669 69, ,282-11, ,977 27, , ,126 MINE PRODUCTS 31. Antacite Coal ,280 76, ,139 73,635 1,238,093 54, , , Bituminous Coal 652, ,701 10,820 1,629, ,849 4,289, ,847 1,498,076 32,550-52a. Sub-bituminous Coal 241, ,194-5, , , , Lignite Coal 167, ,556 36, , , , Coke 91,621 68,491 9, ,537 9, ,423 2,C92 158,817 30,629 M

3 (a '. '2- - c -i'; -7:" '1 -! 7:' 35. Iron Ores and Concentrates 358 1,536 1,656 3,550-2,073 7,334-10,746 1,885 1, Copper Ore and Concentrates 188, ,232 26, , , ,147 14, Other Ores and Concentrates 437,362 78,389 13, , ,570 1,442, , ,945 42, Base Bullion,Matte,Pig & Ingot (non-ferrous) 116,059 1,904 21, ,056 29, ,837 69,473 51,248 97, Sand and Gravel 68,184 14,109 2,382 84,675 7, ,959 13,122 78,998 14, Stone (crushed, gromd, broken) 167,139 3,474 3, ,689 19, ,794 24, ,775 16, Slate, Dimension or Block Stone 3,197 2,085 4,249 9,531-1,016 39,014 10,895 5,621 6, crude Petrolewn. 36,486 85, ,543 40, ,034 91, Asphalt (natural, by-product petrole) 14,465 1, , ,479-6,165 16,076 5, Salt 31,159 5,751 10,398 47,308-12, ,645-45,668 29,961 18, Other Mine Products (not fully processed) 348,700 75,060 34, ,107 60,351 1,183, , , ,621 Total 2,765,056 1,515, ,085 4,468, ,239 11,799,275 1,115, ,968, FQRT PRODUCTS 46. Logs, Posts, Poles, Piling 164,908 1,470 16, ,419 32, ,622 57, , , Cordwood and other Firewood 63, ,114-28, ,944-59,440 60,623 15, , Ties 8, , ,297 7,384 3,352 5, Pulpwood 1,177,335-26,711 1,204, ,741 3,202, , , , Lumber, Timber, Box, Crate & Cooperage MateriaJ 600,337 8,930 68, ,547-23,416 1,756,128 76, , , Other Forest Products 25,864 9,925 11,964 47, ,122 4,461 31,135 19,895 Tots]. 2,040,171 20, ,658 2,184, ,932 5,740, ,011 1,514, ,308 MANUFACTURES AND MISCELLABEOUS 52. Gasoline 170,848 14,204 5, ,286 28, ,590 86, ,775 35, Petroleum Oils and other Petroleum Products 205,108 20,871 24, ,447-32, ,712-50, ,935 69,146 (except asphalt and gasoline) 54. Sugar 26,284 11,956 8,018 46,256 17, ,992 31,064 40,676 26, Iron, pig and bloom 58, ,976 97,227 18, ,784 29,460 45, Rails and Fastenings 15, ,774 17,653 6,080 58,384 17,865 12,327 7, Iron and Steel (ber_cheet-structural-pipe) 140,496 66,563 91, ,548 28, ,471 84, , , CastIngs, Machinery and Boilers 17,229 14,853 27,331 59,413 10, ,973 36,054 31,156 56, Cement 139,493 1,489 2, ,031 56, ,250 94, ,921 52, brick and Artificial Stone 29,532 18,918 4,937 53,387-4, ,004-6,332 47,705 14, Lime and Plaster ,962 56,169 4, ,425 17,173 52,723 29, Sewer Pipe and Iain Tile 4, ,012-1,226 15, ,277 1, Aicu1tura1 Impleinente & Vehicles ox Autos 38,541 16,907 10,707 66,155 2, ,338 24,358 39,112 29, Automobiles, Auto Trucks and Auto Porte 55,810 16, , ,243 17, ,957-14,504 48, , Eousehold Goods and Settlerof Effects 4, , ,629 2,182 4,611 2, Furnitim'e 5, ,723 9,954-2,503 27,977-5,865 5,061 5, Beverages 43,014 1,079 16,110 60,205-17, , Fertilizers, all kinds 190,914 21,216 14, , , , , lewsprint paper 355, , ,072-29, , , , Other paper 34,241 1,044 47,854 83,139 12, ,311 32,292 27,497 61,220 71, Paperboard, Pulpbrd and Wafl.boaxd (paper) 49, ,141 65,626 6, ,659 6,838 42,355 57, Wood pp 195, , ,556-5, ,401 43,478 33, , Fish (fresh, frozen, cured, ito.) 8, ,050 11,509-2,979 40,616-1,555 4,044 5, Cam.d Goode (a].l canned food product.) 30,039 5,991 53,797 89,827-53, ,718-71,637 29,959 65, Other Manufactwee end MiscUaneoua 720, , ,813 1,518,161 83,333 3,581, , , , Merchandice (all L.C.L. Freight) 284,803 28,646 54, ,941-35,269 1,009,699-55, , ,412 Total 2,877, ,755 1,061,916 4,554, ,570 11,659, ,046 2,529,777 2,213,075 G.MID iorz. 9,396,764,044,507 1,801,605 13,242, ,705 56,130,853 2,082,129 9,352,273 5,248,140 r C.,

4 FW2V1AC1L DISTRIBUTION REVENUE FREIGHT CARRIED HI CANADIAN RAILWAYS During the month of March, 1948 *2. (DITIE5 Stations Pri :ward Mo Scotia Nes Drunsick Quebec Ontario Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded Tone Tone Tone Tone Tone Tons Tons Tone Tone Tons AGRICULTURAL P)D1XTS 1. meat ,101 1,067 38, , ,52-2. Corn 34-6,640 3, ,25: Oata ,346 $69 2,618 5,752 35,659 60,457 56,44; 4. iariey ,12.0 4,057 32,964 56,945 55, Rye ,879 2,02 6. Flaxseed ,504 8,615 12, Other Grain (dried peas, beans & soya bean8) ,258 2,205 2,569 3, Flour , ,324 13,502 20,923 76,005 19, Other MIII Products 762 4, ,888 2,058 15,157 34,779 76,417 9L,731 50, Hay and Straw - 1,000 1,092 4,178 1,656 2,101 15,219 4,073 6,203 2, Cotton ,208 6, , Apples (fresh) ,992 1, Other Fruit (fresh) , , , , Potatoes 19, ,007 3,757 27,952 1,700 2,357 17,122 1,783 19, Other Fresh Vegetables 2, ,152 4,307 8, Other Agricultural Products , ,219 4,464 16,074 19,204 31,91k Total 22,970 6,752 4,374 35,528 33,970 29,157 82, , , ,92 ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS 17. Ibrses ,124 2,132 3,846 2, Cattle and Calvea ,013 7,101 10,946 9, Sheep Hogs ,017 5,430 7,30; 7,106 5,67: 21. Poultry (live) Dressed Meats & Greased Poultry (fresh, frozen) , ,575 5,215 5,455 5, Dressed Meats (cured, aalted) , , ,675 l, Other Packing House Products (edible) ] ] ,0 1, hggs ,213 1,7 26. Butter ; 64 7R 27. cheese $ 28. Wool ,099 2, Rides and Leather ,18 80; 2,420 3, Other Animal Products (non-edible) ]. 1, ,U5 8,5 1, ,195 4,4Z]. 1,710 2, OS7 MINE WSCTS 31. Anthracite Coal ,496-4, , , BitiaInous Coal - 9, , ,150 27,064 92,876 17, ,76 99, ,28 52a. Sub-bitInoue Coal ,9' 53. LignIte Coal Coke ,827 5,480-2,289 7,61 17,55 67, ,2S

5 35. Iron Ores arxi Concentrates Copper Ore and Concentrates ,362 14, Other Ores and Concentrates ,323 37, ,566 5, Base Bullion, Matte, Pig & Ingot (non-ferrous) ,925 17,754 32,757 33, Sand and Gravel - 3, ,058 1,544 11,825 11,941 42,202 52, Stone (crushed-ground-broken) ,724 5,541 15,21 13, , , Slate, dimension or block stone ,558 2, ,452 42, Crude Petroleum Asphalt (atura1, by-product petroleum) ,694 5,374 7,392 7, Salt , ,194 23,714 10, Other Mine Product,s (not fully processed) - 35 :73,351 74, , ,893 78, , ,275 Total ,583 33, ,6,r QPST PEDUCTS 46. Logs, Posts, Poles, Piling - - 7,863 10,502 38,703 6,605 40,222 43,364 43,243 37,33' 47. Cordwood and other Firewood ,009 14,063 9,007 6, Ties Pulpwood 1,014-25,157 13, ,157 57, , , , , Lumber, Timber, Box, Crate & Cooperage Material 132 1,111 46,253 10,028 41,250 26, ,701 98,446 11, ,72] 51. Other Forest Products ,217 1, ,694 6,CS 9,817 18,14 Total 1,183 1,199 81,395 36, ,389 91, , , , ,591 M0UFAC7IJBES AND MISUSLLM4EOU5 52. Gasoline ,771 9,760 4,088 8,771 43,139 32,575 72,705 85, Petroleum Oils and other Petroleum Products - 1,755 23,880 15,884 3,212 10,551 53,989 49,966 97, , Sugar ,988 14,219 1,091 7,543 18, , iron, pig and bloom , ,354 58,068 35, Rails and Fastenings ,717 10, Iron and Steel (bar-sheet-structural-pipe) ,933 12, ,17 15,628 59, , , Castings, Machinery and Boilers , ,791 7,233 8,272 13, Cenent - 1, , ,712 58,307 32,090 45,229 64, Brick and jrt1ficia1 Stone ,125 2,626 1,042 1,785 9,203 9,508 7,220 22, Lime and Plaster , ,693 25,914 19,639 19, Sewer Pipe and Iain Tile , , Agricultural implements & Vehicles ax Autos , ,703 32, Automobiles, Auto Trucks and Auto Parts , ,274 1,125 6,102 48,989 19, Baunehold Goods & Settlers' Effects ,285 2, Furniture , , I3everages ,868 1,210 1,466 17,054 11,088 14,388 13, Fertilizers, all kinds 3,289 12,402 13,754 11,865 22,418 20,003 52,017 54,824 62,047 56, Newsprint paper -, 5] , ,632 5,53 96,118 15, Other paper ,797 6,56 16,562 15, Paperboar.], Pulpboard and Wallboard (paper) ,410 1,125 17,098 14,23 20,659 20, Wood Pulp - - 4, , ,062 16,598 69,462 16, Fish (fresh, frozen, cured, etc.) 55-4, , , Canned Goode (all cxmed food producta) , ,377 3,812 7,31' 15,225 7, Other Manufactures and Miscellaneous 723 4,462 59,569 60,571 11,787 24, ,59 187,67 541, , Merchandise (all L.(,L. ñeight) 2,624 5,609 12, ,810 11,315 16,159 76,190 77,98 94,350 97,13 6,642 26, , , , , , V24 1,258, ,079,25 GRAND 1o'!AL 52, , , , , ,877 l,744,60 2,0U,09 5,570, 700 4,118,20

6 PROVINCIAL DISTEIBUTIi REVUB FRBIGHT GA.R8121) 51 CANADIAN EAILWKTS During the month of 'arch, 1948 Stationa in: Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia NO. 00MMODITIES LoaTulloaded Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded Loaded Unloaded ACRICULTLJS.AL PRODUCTS Tons Tona Tona Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons 1. Wheat 46,048 41, ,633 41, ,554 36,043 4,904 26, Corn ,122 2, Oats 10,179 13,045 19,504 14,599 39,257 5, , Barley ,441 1,384 2, Rye Flaxaeed 4,080 1,251 4,335 1,504 4,460 1, Other Grain (dried peas, beans & soya beans) , F].oinr , _3Z5. 9. Other Hill Products 31,939 5,509 36,119 4,258 24,527 5,591 3,466 12, Bay and Straw 8,412 1,506 1,088 7,261 2,674 2,455 2,256 2, Cotton Apples (tresh) Other Fruit (fresh) 50 2, , , , Potatoes , ,175 5, Other Fresh Vegetables 403 1, ,182 1,008 1, Other Agricultural Products 11,264 1,790 2,014 1,128 5, Total , ,458 67,247 ANIMALS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS 17. Horses 351 1,225 1,400 1,525 1, Cattle and Calves 3,694 6,824 5,799 2,404 14,051 4,799 1,255 4,625 19, Sheen J.Q& 1, Bogs 1,752 5,254 4,749 3,106 9,117 5, , Poultry (live) Dressed Meats & Dressed Poultry (fresh, frozen) 7, , , ,303 2,005 23, Dressed Meats (cured, salted) 2, , A, Ql 55 Ila 24. Other Packing House Products (edible) 2, Eggs Butter , Cheese Wool is Bides and Leather 1, , Other Animal Products (non-edible) iso iss , Total 21,715 l,092 1R, ' 12,198 8,255 11,149 MINE PRODUCTS 31. Ant1nacit. Coal Bitiinous Coal ,202-17, ,924 14,098 66,351 84,966 32*. Sub-bituminous Coal - 56, , ,522 45,497 1,872 36, ss. Lignite Coal ZL Coke 150 2, & cA

7 5. rorlor Copper Ore and Concentrates 357 3, , , Other Ores and Concentrates 1,179 1, ,150 45, Base Bullion, Matte, Pig & Ingot (non-ferrous) 8, Sand and Gravel 6,281 6, ,289 1,208 1,399 1, Stone (crushed-ground-broken) 32,068 32, Slate, dimension or block stone Crz1e Petroleum - 15, ,965 55,695 23, Asphalt (natural, by-product petroleum) ,637 1, Salt 1,864 1, ,554 2,172 2, , Other Mine Products (not fully processed) ,605 1, ,475 14,953 13,443 28,749 Total , , F0RT PRODUCTS 46. Logs, Posts, Poles, Piling 2,159 2, ,262 3,225 4,199 28,728 14, Cordwood and other Firewood 14,632 17,041 13,457 13, ,043 7, Ties , Pulpwood 72,976 33,559 39,299-11,694-2,187 1, Lumber, Timber, Box, Crate & Cooperage Material 12,506 28,797 3,937 15,725 53,152 34, ,418 21,659 51, Other Forest ProductS 430 1, , ,618 1,891 Total 103,132 85,309 57,950 32,487 69,252 40, ,233 48,560 MANUFACTURES AND M3SC..Lid1lUS 52. Gasoline 1,095 14,171 10,347 11,042 15,026 19,737 8,677 8, Petroleum Oils and other Petroleum gaso] J.ne) 3,057 11,188 9,984 10,614 7,158 10,790 6,244 9, , ,323 2,508 1,401 1, Iron, pig and bloom Rails and FasteningS 1, Iron and Steel (bar_sheet-strttcturnl-pipe) 6,345 8, , ,369 3,202 14, Castings, lachinezy and Boilers 293 1, , ,118 59, Cement 19,422 4, ,617 14,114 15,790 1,949 4, brick and Artificial Stone 356 2,385 1,571 5,712 6,967 3,273 1,048 1, Lime and Plaster 4,663 2, , ,835 1, Sewer Pipe and Drain Tile , ,168 63, AgricultUral Implements & Vehicles ax Autos 980 5,271 2,501 11, , , AutomobileS, Auto Trucks and Auto P&rtS 181 3, , ,869 4,558 7, Household Goods & Settlers' Effects Furniture , Beverages 1,117 1,681 2,925 3,654 5,554 5,556 2,272 2, Fertilizers, all kinds 774 1, ,972 8,275 2,610 47,988 6, Newsprint paper 9,387 1, , Other paper 179 1, ,351 1, Paperboard, Pulpboard and Wallhoerd (paper) , flood Pulp , Fish (fresh, frozen, cured, etc.) Canned Goods (all canned food products) 1,956 2, ,403 1,058 2,854 6,349 4, Other Manufactures and Miscellaneous 35,789 40,426 16,723 18,568 21,804 54,692 42,798 62, MerchandIse (all L.C.L. Freight) ,794 19,320 Tote.]. 109, , U ,461 AND TOTAL 447, , , ,952,034, , , ,070 MARCH. 1948

8 STATSTICSCANAOALIBPRY Iii i I IIIIIl!IIIII II II 11 II REVUZ FRGIrI CARRIE) BY CANADLAZI RAILWAYS During the month of March, 1948 (Tons = 2,000 lbs.) Prince Ed. ard NOV8 New Saskat- British Quebec Ontario Manitoba Alberta Scotia &imawick chewan Coltbia Isla.fld WADE) AT STATIOMS Agricultural. Products 22,970 4,374 55,970 82, , , , ,046 53,458 Animal. Products 1,549 2,193 1,710 16,782 41,744 21,713 18,257 39,582 6,255 Mine Products - 562,204 33, , ,557 65,63]. 169, , ,307 Forest Products 1,185 81, , , , ,192 57,950 69, ,255 Manufactures and Miscellaneous 6, , , ,542 1,238, ,675 73, , ,179 Total 32, , ,472 1,744,602 3,370, ,935 65,723 1,034, ,452 RECEIVED FROM FOREIGN OONNWTIONS Agricultural Products - 5,068 61,506 32, ,544 4,418 1, ,809 Animal. Products - 1, , Mine Products , ,953 1,032,107 12,753 60,638 28,326 56,236 Forest Products - 5,491 17,263 19,919 86, ,755 Manufactures and Miscellaneous - 14,795 35, ,978 1,179,275 20,649 9,629 4,744 19,480 Total - 24, , ,700 2,720,337 38,143 72,321 53,217 80,657 TOTAL Agricultural Products 22,970 7,442 95, , , , , ,164 44,267 Anima]. Producta 1,549 3,335 2,698 19, ,626 21,743 18,257 39,582 6,612 Mine Products - 562,325 35, ,983 1,905,664 76, , , ,545 Forest Products 1,185 86, , , , ,485 58,666 69, ;988 Manufactures and Miscellaneous 6, , ,458 1,068,520 2,417, ,524 83, , ,659 Total , ,504, , ,044 1,067, ,069 UNWADED AT STATiONS Agricultural Products 8,752 55,528 29, , ,923 83,456 78,457 65,532 67,247 Animal Products 596 4,421 2,618 26,644 40,872 15,092 8,730 12,198 11,149 Mine Products 13, , , ,653 1,698, , , , ,855 Forest Products 1,199 36,615 91, , ,591 83,309 32,487 40,184 48,580 Manufactures and Miscel].aneoua 26, , , ,684 1,079, , , , ,461 Total 50, , ,877 2,011,092 4,118, , ,070 DJIVXD TO FOREIGN CONNECT1OMS Agricultural Products - 79, , , ,562 11,483 1, ,111 Ani&l Products - 6,796 16,843 26,306 56,990 1, ,988 Mine Products - 7,550 47, , ,783 6, ,655 Forest Products , , , ,857 55, ,057 Manufactures and Miscellaneous , ,533 1,364,156 41, ,385 Total - 142, ,952 1,935,965 2,258, ,476 5, ,196