A Text-book of Paper-makingCross, C. F. (Charles Frederick)
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A Text-book of Paper-making
Cross, C. F. (Charles Frederick)
Paper industry; Papermaking
At the same time, our exports of manufactured paper, though amounting
to only about one-third the weight, have very nearly as high an
aggregate value as the imports, and have increased in much the same
proportion in corresponding years. Thus:—
Exports of paper of all kinds but hangings:
cwt. _l._
1880. 472,168 1,106,996
1881. 555,219 1,242,962
1882. 584,947 1,305,025
1883. 597,923 1,284,862
1884. 670,760 1,374,392
The above figures relate to paper manufactured in the United Kingdom.
In addition, there were re-exports of paper of foreign and colonial
manufacture to the following amounts:—
Re-exports of foreign-made paper:
cwt. _l._
1880. 68,843 108,426
1881. 68,861 101,197
1882. 50,403 82,464
1883. 49,526 76,620
1884. 51,467 78,785
Taking the latest year for which detailed statistics are available,
viz. 1884, we find that the importations of paper {226} are derived
from foreign states in the following proportions:—
Imports of paper in 1884—
(_a_) Writing or printing paper:
From Cwt. £
Germany 92,681 129,112
Belgium 42,139 68,370
Sweden 27,747 36,682
Holland 26,507 34,884
France 6,463 28,925
Austria 5,399 9,314
Norway 4,300 4,771
Other countries 3,174 5,655
─────── ───────
208,410 317,713
━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━
(_b_) Unenumerated sorts:
From Cwt. £
Germany 139,156 209,916
Sweden 116,488 120,793
Belgium 82,263 124,476
Holland 54,594 84,699
Norway 32,294 26,765
France 19,328 69,763
United States 10,980 31,201
Austria 5,927 12,012
Spain 736 4,059
Japan 421 4,736
Other countries 3,547 5,995
─────── ───────
465,734 694,415
━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━
(_c_) Pasteboard and millboard:
From Cwt. £
Holland 439,749 201,894
Germany 235,658 116,185
Belgium 51,235 25,350
Sweden 32,331 20,241
Norway 8,260 5,726
France 3,262 19,259
Other countries 2,696 2,663
─────── ───────
773,191 391,318
━━━━━━━ ━━━━━━━
The exports of home-made paper in the same year were distributed as
follows:— {227}
Exports of home-made paper in 1884—
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