APPENDIX No. XII.
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APPENDIX No. XII.
Return showing the Amount of Space Originally Allotted to each Country, and the Space
which each Country Actually Occupied.
Country.
GrossHorizontalSpaceoriginallyallotted,in SquareFeet.
Space
allotted,
deducting
half
estimated
for
Passages,in SquareFeet.
Space actually Occupied.
Net
HorizontalSpace,occupied byGoods ,in SquareFeet.
Space
occupied byPassages,in SquareFeet. §
TotalSpace,in SquareFeet.
Total
Number ofBays,
24 FeetSquare.
80,000
40,000
12,864
31,488
44,352
77
Austria -
30,000
15,000
13,946
34,438
48,384
84
30,000
15,000
12,631
24,809
37,440
65
2,000
1,000
2,375
2,809
5,184
9
5 ,000
2,500
268
884
1,152
2
3 ,000
1,500
460
1,844
2,304
4
F ranee -----
100,000
50,000
44.993
74,815
119,808
208
Zollverein—
Prussia and States not mentioned belowl
Havana -----
0
0
0
0
30,000
23,030
54,154
77 D 84
134
2,000
1,000
359
217
5/6
1
Hamburg and States of North Germany -
10,000
5 ,000
1,625
1,255
2,880
5
10,000
5 ,000
1.133
3,475
4,608
8
1,000
500
186
390
57 6
I
2,000
1,000
927
2,529
3,456
6
Home ------
2,000
1,000
277
3,179
3,456
6
10,000
5 ,000
5.490
8,334
13,824
24
3,000
1,500
1,070
2,962
4,032
7
5 ,000
2,500
1,055
2,977
4,032
7
5 ,000
2,500
612
i,n6
1,728
3
Switzerland
5 ,000
2,500
3,405
8,691
12,096
2 r
1,000
500
r,4 9 8
3,no
4,608
8
10,000
5,000
2,063
4,849
6,912
I 2
Tuscany
5 ,000
2,500
1,208
3,400
4,608
8
4,900
180
396
576
r
1,000
500
-
-
1,000
500
-
_
_
-
5 ,000
2,500
-
-
-
-
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
292,950
146,475
189,275
314,149
503,424
874
East Indies—
60,000
30,000 )
Ceylon -----
3,000
1,5001
11,604
12,588
24,192
42
Lalmau -----
500
250 ]
North American Colonies—
8,000
4,000
1,500
750
1,000
? 00
2,000
1,000 f
3,886
6,482
10,368
18
Hudson’s Bay Company ’s Territories *
2,000
1,000 I
0
0
*j*\
250/
4,000
2.000)
700
350
1,200
600
700
350
835
1,469
2,304
4
1,000
500
5 °
25
Carried forward
776,900
388,450
337,255
606,809
944,064
1,639
* Those countries marked with an asterisk did not exhibit.
§ Including the portion railed off for tho protection of the goods, which probably amounted to about a tenth part ofthe whole space occupied by tho passages.