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Taking up the great class of iron and steel, and examining it in detail, we find that the exports of locomotive engines in 1899 amounted to $529,514, builders' hardware $26,498, sewing machines $5,270, car wheels $3,624, firearms $38,306, Machinery, not separately specified, $569,641, and iron and steel, not separately specified, $1,405,715.

a detailed study of the exports from the united states to japan with the purpose of determining the articles mostly in demand in that country during the decade and in which the export trade has most rapidly grown shows that the largest item is raw cotton the value of which exported in eighteen ninety amounted to but eighty five thousand two hundred eleven dollars had grown to seven million four hundred thirty five thousand five hundred twenty six dollars by eighteen ninety eight and was five million seven hundred seventy five thousand seven hundred eighty four dollars in eighteen ninety nine the imports of eighteen ninety eight having been somewhat excessive Leaf tobacco, which was exported in such small quantities prior to 1894 that it found no separate statement in the official accounts, amounted in 1894 to $820, in 1897 to $55,124, and in 1899 to $2,414,482.

Cigarettes amounted in 1890 to $76,556, in 1894 to $137,895, and in 1899 to $445,263.

Illuminating oil, which in 1890 amounted to $3,559,395 in value, was in 1899 $2,341,922.

Don't give me that garbage.

In what world can you get away with not having a GM and then nearly hiring a baseball executive to be your new GM? In what market does that fly in Canada? Are you crazy? You know what would happen if the Leafs hired Alex Anthopoulos? The r- the stuff you get away with in the States 'cause no one cares is mind-numbing.

I am proud to live in a country where we have hockey markets that know this is garbage.

This is ridiculous.

So let's say I'm a team like the Montreal Canadiens.

And I don't think we live in a world anymore where teams are scared to trade inside their own division.

Darren Raddysh goes from Tampa to the Leafs.

Brady Tkachuk goes from the Sens to Florida.

Number 8 Savvy Santa is also a firmer, 15 into 9, 9 Furious a $21 chance.

My early favourite was number 10 Anthracite, has been easy in bedding, as I said holds half as much as Mook to Leaf.

$2.30 out to $2.70 for it, Anthracite.

It is the horse I like in the race, Anthracite.

I like the 52 kilos.

I think the market's the wrong way around.

We'll be looking to cuddle Anthracite and we'll be looking to lay Mook to Leaf.

So if we have our way, I think Anthracite starts faith.

going to call them bad friends.

Scott was like Nick and Leaf.

That's a great question.

I would assume so, but I don't know.

Klein goes, I can come.

Scott goes, if you come, we will win.

Scott's playing with Leaf.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

The Leaf game – for anyone that doesn't know, the Leaf peeping game in the Smokies in October is, like, next level, so –

Yeah, I mean, I'm definitely like, it's maybe a little dangerous to have like super, super high hopes about a multi-day thing because it's like a recipe for it going poorly.

Sure.

Canadian at this point.

But, you know, when we talk about money, obviously, in this economy, none of us really want to pay more for something, including watching the Toronto Maple Leafs.

So a huge discourse online, and even in our chat right now, has to do with the fact that the Leafs game, some of them are going to be behind, what is it, Sportsnet Plus, as well as going on Amazon Prime.

On Monday.

23% of your Leafs games will not be available to say if you're not a Rogers customer, which I am not.

But that's a pretty penny to add because when you're adding up all these packages, and understand it's not just Rogers, it's every cable company trying to add money.

But this is expensive.

In mighty leap, in wildest race, Coarse and strong they take their place Fauns Fauns pair on pair come dancing down, With oaten crown on crispy hair.

The fine and pointed ear is seen; Leaf-like the clustering curls between.

A stubby nose, face broad and flat, The women don't object to that.

For when his paw holds forth the faun, The fairest to the dance is drawn Satyre See now behind the Satyr skip, With foot of goat, lean leg and hip.