The Greek crop in 1880 was much damaged by the cold spring: It gave 600 tons in Acarnania and Ætolia, 650 in Cape Papa, and 1400 in Mania; total, 2650 tons. Calamata and Messenia produced 115 tons, 1700_l._ Syra exported in 1879, 1174_l._ worth to Great Britain, 348_l._ Austria, 259_l._ Russia, 250_l._ Turkey, 178_l._ Egypt. Hungary exported 942 tons in 1880. Adana shipped 9450_l._ worth in 1878; and Dedeagatch, in the same year, 1,500,000 lb., 9000_l._ Musyna [Mersineh] sent 670 tons, 3350_l._, to Italy, and 450 tons, 2250_l._ to Austria, in 1879; and 480 tons, 2240_l._, to Italy, and 128 tons, 640_l._, to Greece, in 1880. Our imports in 1880 were:--From Turkey, 30,391 tons, 471,637_l._; Greece, 2916 tons, 41,312_l._; other countries, 466 tons, 7105_l._; total, 33,773 tons, 520,054_l._ The approximate London market values are:--Smyrna, 12_s._ 6_d._-20_s._ 6_d._ a cwt.; Camata, 15_s._-19_s._; Morea, 10_s._ 6_d._-18_s._ =Miscellaneous.=--Besides the foregoing tannins, which already occupy prominent places in European and American commerce, there are many others as yet of minor importance, but possessing qualities which may bring them into note in the near future. They are as follows:-- _Abies Larix_ bark, the larch, contains 6-8 per cent. of a red tannin. _Acacia albicans_ fruits, the _hiusache_ of Mexico, are used as substitutes for gall-nuts, costing locally about 5_d._ a lb. _A. arabica_, the _babul_ of India, yields a tannin which gives a nearly pure-white precipitate with gelatine: the proportions are 12·55 per cent, in trunk-bark, 18·95 in branch-bark, 15·45 in twig-bark. The supply is unlimited. It works well with myrobalans. _A. Cebil_, the red cebil of the Argentine Republic, contains 10-15 per cent. of tannin in the bark, and 6-7 per cent. in the leaves; another variety, the white cebil, contains 8-12 per cent. in the bark, and 7-8 per cent. in the leaves. _A. Cavenia_, the _espinillo_ of the Argentine Republic, has 33-34 per cent. of tannin in the fruit-husks. _A. penninervis_ bark, the "hardy" acacia of Australia, contains 18 per cent. of tannic acid and 3-4 of gallic. _Alnus glutinosa_ bark, the common alder, contains about 16 per cent. of tannin. _Cœsalpinia Cacalaco_ fruits, the _cascalote_ of Mexico, are very rich in tannic and gallic acids, and are locally used for tanning. _Comptonia asplenifolia_ leaves, the sweet-fern of the United States, contain 9-10 per cent. of tannin. _Coriaria ruscifolia_ bark, the _tutu_ of New Zealand, contains 16-17 per cent. of tannin. _Elæocarpus dentatus_ bark, the _kiri-hinau_ of New Zealand, contains 21-22 per cent. of tannin. _E. Hookerianus_ bark, the _pokako_ of New Zealand, contains 9-10 per cent. of tannin. _Ephedra antisyphilitica_, on the tablelands of Arizona and Utah, gives 11-12 per cent. of tannin.