IIT. Canrncde, 1926. . 
The following table, summarised from the Canadian Official Returns shows the main classes of output in the Rubber Industry in 1926 ; production 
of rubber clothing in the garment industry is excluded :— 
Kind of Goods. 
Pneumatic Tyres and 
Tubes : 
Duter Covers : 
Motor Car 
Motor Cycle 
Cycle ... 
[nner Tubes : 
Motor Car ee oe 
Other ... i. ain 
Solid Tyres _— i 
Boots and Shoes ... ao 
Heels and Soles ... cee 
Rubber Hose cee I. 
Rubber Belting ... won 
Rubber Clothing—Coats ... 
Rubber Clothing—Other... 
Drug Sundries  ... won 
Other Rubber Goods ve. 
Production. 
Quantity, g 
Value. 
No. 
£000. 
2,966,088 
91,359 
175,980 
7,844 
109 
47 
3,511,807 
277,983 
1,631 
45 
208 
Doz. prs. 
,625,788 
1,488,848 
1,942 tons 
2,009 tons 
30,695 No. 
5,045 
339 
456 
508 
41 
?5 
97 
92477 
7.782 | 
Jercentage 
of Total 
Vale. 
4-11 
0-61 
0-27 
9-17 
0-25 
1-17. 
28-37 
1-91 
2-56 
3-42 
0-23 
0-20 
0-71 
7:02 
100-00 
Exports (year to 31st March, 1927). 
Quantity. 
Value. 
Percentage 
of Pro=- 
duction. 
No. 
£2000. 
1,344,675 
1,464 
3,205 
(a) 
13-98 
0-83 
1,326,390 
10.835 
551 
70 
35-00 
33-65 (b) 
Doz. prs. 
549,190 | 1,315 
Not stateld. 
57 
+77 tons! 112 
5 
33.78 
(2-50 (b) 
23-74 
6-58 (b) 
7.30 (b) 
195 
5.440 
Retained Imports (year to 31st 
March, 1927). 
Quantity. 
Value. 
Percentage 
of Pro- 
duction. 
No. 
£2000. 
20,497 
24,602 
23.303 
38 
2 
0-67 
13-97 (c) 
11 
0-62 2 
3.85 (B) 
2 
Doz. prs. 
5,329 
28.8562 
4. 
0-33 
1-94 (d) 
7-89 (b) 
8-91 (b) 
77-63 (b) 
28-46 (b) 
36 
£2 
20 
201 
nap 
(a) Less than £500. (b) By value. {¢) Bicycle Tyres and Inner Tubes. (d) Heels only. 
The manufacture of tyres and tubes accounts for 55-59 per cent. of the output and footgear for 30.28 per cent. The other classes of goods are all 
small relatively to the total. Imports are only of importance in rubber clothing and bicycle covers and inner tubes, and to a less extent in hose 
and belting,