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D E P A R T M E N T OF C O M M E R C E

U .S .

BUREAU OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE
B. S. CUTLER, Chief

STATISTICAL ABSTRACT
OF THE

UNITED STATES

1917
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CONTENTS.
Letter of transm ittal...............................................................................................................
Explanatory notes...................................................................................................................
Area, natural resources, population, etc ..........................................................................
Education..................................................................................................................................
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries....................................................................................
Manufactures and m ines.......................................................................................................
Occupations, labor, and wages............................................................................................
Internal communication and transportation...................................................................
Merchant marine and shipping...........................................................................................
Foreign commerce...................................................................................................................
Commerce of noncontiguous territory...............................................................................
Consumption estim ates..........................................................................................................
Prices..........................................................................................................................................
Money, banking, and insurance.........................................................................................
Public finance and national w ealth..................................................................................
Army, Navy, Civil Service, pensions, etc......................................................................
Statistical record of the plogress of the United States................................................
Commercial, financial, and monetary statistics of the principal countries of
the world................................................................................................................................
I ndex ..........................................................................................................................................




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L E T T E R OF T R A N S M I T T A L .
Bureau

of

D epartment op Commerce,
Foreign and D omestic Commerce,
Washington, January 1, 1918.

Sir : I h ave the honor to subm it herew ith for publication the fortieth
issue of th e S ta tistica l A bstract of the U nited S ta tes. A s during the
past several previous years, the actual com pilation of this m aterial
w as done b y Mr. Edw ard W h itn ey, of the R esearch D ivision .
R espectfully,
B. S. Cutler ,
To H on. W illiam C. R edfield ,

Chief of Bureau.

Secretary of Commerce.




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EXPLANATORY NOTES
The condensed statistics contained in this volume, unless otherwise stated in con­
nection with the individual tables, represent, or are based upon, official figures
collated and published under the various laws of the United States or those of other'
countries to which they m ay relate. T he sources to which th e various tables are
credited will indicate where application should be m ade for additional details, with
the exception that certain tables for which no credit appears are derived from regular
reports of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Departm ent of Commerce,
and that Table No 400 is derived largely from corresponding data presented for shorter
periods in previous tables.
General im ports.—Tables Nos. 258 and 259 embrace imported articles entered at the customhouses for
immediate consumption and imported articles entered for warehouse. The statem ents of imports entered
for consumption, Tables Nos. 265, 266, and 267 embrace imported articles entered for immediate consump­
tion and imported articles withdrawn from warehouse for consumption. The statem ent of general imports
and the statem ent of imports entered for consumption for any period should therefore differ to the extent
that the value of entries for warehouse for the period differs from the value of withdrawals from warehouse
for consumption. The term “ entry for consumption” is the technical name of the import entry made at
the customhouse, and does not imply th at the goods have been actually consumed, but simply that they
have been delivered into the custody of the importer and-that the duties have been paid on the dutiable
portion. Some of them m ay be afterwards exported.
Im port value.—All invoices of imported merchandise shall be made out in the currency of the place or
country from whence the importations shall be made, or, if purchased, or agreed to be purchased, in the
currency actually paid, agreed upon, or to be paid therefor, shall contain a correct, complete, and detailed
description of such merchandise and of the packages, wrappings, or other coverings containing it, and shall
be made in triplicate or in quadruplicate in case of merchandise intended for immediate transportation
without appraisement, and signed by the person owning or shipping the same, ifthe merchandise has been
actually purchased, or price agreed upon, fixed, or determined, or by the manufacturer or owner thereof,
Ifthe same has been procured otherwise than by purchase, or agreement of purchase, or by the duly author­
ized agent of such purchaser, seller, manufacturer, or owner.
AH such invoices shall, at or before the shipment of the merchandise, be produced to the consular officer
of the United States of the consular district in which the merchandise was manufactured, or purchased,
or contracted to be delivered from, or when purchases or agreements for purchase are made in several places,
in the consular district where the merchandise is assembled for shipm ent, as the case m ay be, for export to
the United States, and shall have indorsed thereon, when so produced, a declaration signed by the pur­
chaser, seller, manufacturer, owner, or agent, setting forth that the invoice is in all respeets correct and true
and was made at the place from which the merchandise is to be exported to the United States; that it con­
tains, if the merchandise was obtained by purchase, or agreement for purchase, a true and full statem ent
of the tim e when, the place where, the person from whom the same was purchased, or agreed to be pur­
chased, and the actual cost thereof, or price agreed upon, fixed, or determined, and of all charges thereon, as
provided by the act of October 3,1913; and th at no discounts, rebates, or commissions are contained in the
invoice but such as have been actually allowed thereon, and th at all drawbacks or bounties received or
to be received are shown therein; and when obtained in any other manner than by purchase, or agreement
of purchase, the actual m arket value or wholesale price thereof, at the tim e of exportation to the United
States, in the principal markets of the country from whence exported; that such actual m arket value is the
price at which the merchandise described in the invoice is freely offered for sale to all purchasers in said
markets, and that it is the price which the manufacturer or owner making the declaration would have
received, and was willing to receive, for such merchandise sold in the ordinary course of trade in the usual
wholesale quantities, and that it includes all charges thereon as provided by the act of October 3, 1913,
and the actual quantity thereof; and that no different invoice of the merchandise mentioned in the invoice
so produced has been or will be furnished to anyone. If the merchandise was actually purchased, or
agreed to be purchased", the declaration shall also contain a statem ent that the currency in which such
invoice is made out is th at which was actually paid for the merchandise by the purchaser or agreed to be
paid, fixed, or determined.
Whenever imported merchandise is subject to an ad valorem rate of duty, or to a duty based upon or
regulated in any manner by the value thereof, the duty shall be assessed upon the actual m arket value




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or wholesale price thereof, at the tim e of exportation to the United States, in the principal markets of
the country from whence exported: such actual market value shall be held to be the price a t which such
merchandise is freely offered for sale to all purchasers in said markets, in the usual wholesale quantities,
and the price which the seller, shipper, or owner would have received, and was willing to receive, or such
merchandise when sold in the ordinary course of trade in the usual wholesale quantities, including tho
value of all cartons, cases, crates, boxes, sacks, casks, barrels, hogsheads, bottles, jars, demijohns, carboys,
and other containers or coverings, whether holding liquids or solids, and all other costs, charges, and
expenses incident to placing the merchandise in condition, packed ready for shipm ent to the United States,
and if there be used for covering or holding imported merchandise, whether dutiable or free, any unusual
article or form designed for use otherwise than in the bona fide transportation of such merchandise to the
United States, additional duty shall be levied and collected upon such m aterial or article at the rate to
which the same would be subjected if separately imported. The words “ value,” or “ actual m arket value,”
or “ wholesale price,” whenever used in the act of October 3,1913, or in any law relating to the appraise­
ment of imported merchandise, shall be construed to be the actual m arket value or wholesale price of such
or similar merchandise comparable in value therewith, as defined in th at act. [Rev. Stats., 333, secs. 18
and 11 of the act of June 10, 1890, or other laws or regulations, as amended by act of Oct. 3,1913. For full
details regarding methods provided for ascertaining the actual “ im port” or “ m arket” value, in question
(requirements and duties of sellers, purchasers, manufacturers, owners, agents, importers, shippers, con­
signors, consignees, consuls, collectors, appraisers, other persons, and production and consumption, fines,
penalties, exactions, forfeitures, modifications, effect of decisions of courts of competent jurisdiction, etc.)
see the complete act of 1913.)
Domestic exports.—Tables Nos. 260 and 261 exhibit the exports of domestic products or manufactures,
also exports of commodities of foreign origin which have been changed from the form in which they were
imported, or enhanced in value by further manufacture in the United States, such as sugar refined in this
country from imported raw sugar, flour ground from imported wheat, and articles and utensils made from
imported metals, etc. The value of exports of domestic merchandise is their value at the time of exporta­
tion in the ports of the United States whence they are exported. (Rev. Stat., 337, and act of Apr. 29,1902.)
Foreign exports.—Table No. 262 called “ foreign exports,” or “ reexports,” exhibits exports of foreign
merchandise which had been imported. The value of such commodities exported from “ warehouse” is
their im port value. The value of such commodities exported “ not from warehouse,” comprising free
goods mainly, is the value at the ports of the United States whence they are exported.
Foreign merchandise in transit or transshipped.—Table No. 270 exhibits foreign merchandise brought
to the United States for immediate transit across the territory of the United States to a foreign country, or
for transshipment in the ports of tho United States to a foreign country. The value of the commodities
returned in this table is determined in a similar manner to that of imports.
W arehoused m erchandise.—Table No 269 exhibits imported merchandise in warehouse. This mer­
chandise has already appeared in the statements of general imports, Tables Nos. 258 and 259, for the year in
which it was imported. The official values of the articles therein represented are the same as the import

Values.
W eights and m easures.— The term “ ton,” as applied to weight, is specified “ long” (2,240 pounds) or
“ short” (2,000 pounds). The term “ ton,” as applied to vessel measurement, is specified as “ net,” equal
to 100 cubic feet of carrying capacity exclusive of deductions for space occupied by cabins, machinery, etc.,
or “ gross,” equal to 100 cubic feet of the entire carrying capacity inclusive of such space. The term “ M
feet” used in connection with the measure of lumber, etc., signifies 1,000 feet, board measure, a “ foot” of
such measure being 1 foot long, 1 foot wide, and 1 inch or less in thickness. “ Cubic feet” or “ cords,” as
applied to the measurement of lumber, pulp wood, etc., signifies cubic contents. According to section
3249, Revised Statutes, " Proof spirits shall be hold to be th at alcoholic liquor which contains one-half its
volume of alcohol of a specific gravity of C.7939 at 60° Fahrenheit,” The official gallon prescribed is one
containing 231 cubic inches, or 58,372.2 grains, equal to 8.3389 pounds of distilled water at its maximum
density, weighed in air of a tem perature of 62° Fahrenheit and barometric pressure of 30 inches. The tax­
able gallon differs from the proof gallon by reason of the fact that in computing taxable gallons under sec­
tion 3251, Revised Statutes, all fractional parts of a gallon less than one-tenth are excluded.




STATISTICAL ABSTRACT OF THE UNITED STATES,
AREA, NATURAL RESOURCES, POPULATION, ETC.

N o. 1.—THE U N IT E D STATES: D ates op A cts op Organization or A dmission
of States and T erritories and A reas of State Land and W ater S urfaces.
[Sources’ Admission of States, Diagram of the D epartm ent of the Interior, 1914, areas, Bureau of the
Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]
State or Territory.

Date of act of U. S. Stats.
organization
or admission. Vol. Page W ater

original states.

STATES WITHOUT PREVIOUS TERRITORIAL
ORGANIZATION ADMITTED.

STATES WITH PREVIOUS TERRITORIAL
ORGANIZATION ADMITTED.

Total.

S q m iles. S q m ile s Sq. m ile s .

310
227
181
145
11,550
710
2294
405
2,386
2,365
3,686
494
540

New H am pshire..........................
M assachusetts.............................
Rhode Is la n d .............................
C onnecticut.................................
New Y o rk .....................................
New Je rse y ...................................
Pennsylvania................................
D elaw are.......................................
M aryland.......................................
V irg in ia .........................................
N orth C arolina............................
South C aro lin a............................
G eorgia........... ..............................

V erm ont...............................................................
K entucky.............................................................
T ennessee...........................................................
M a in e ...................................................................
Texas14..................................................................
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West V irginia......................................................

Area.
Land.

Mar.
June
June
Mar.
Dec.
June

4,1791
1,1792
1,1796
15,1820
29,1845
19,1863

1
1
1
3
9
12

191
189
491
544
108
633

9,031
8,039
1,067
4,820
47,654
7,514
44, 832
1,965
9,941
40,262
48,740
30,495
58,725

9,341
8,266
1,248
4,965
49,204
8,224
45,126
2,370
12,327
42,627
52,426
30,989
59,266

440
417
335
3,145
3,498
148

9,124
40,181
41,687
29,895
262,398
24,022

9,564
40,598
42,022
33,040
265,896
24,170

May 7,1800
2 58
Nov. 29,1802
2 173
300 40,740
41,040
Mar. 3,1805
2 331
Apr. 8,1812
2 701
3,097 45,409
48,506
May 7,1800
2 58
I
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Dec. 11,1816
309 36,045
3 399
36,354
Apr 7,1798
1 649
M i
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s . . i. . . s .
Dec. 10,1817
3 472
503 46,302
46,865
Feb. 3,1809
2 514
I
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Dec. 3,1818
3 536
7622 56,043
56,665
3,1817
3 371
A
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Dec 14,1819
3 608
719 51,279
51,998
June 4,1812
2 743
M
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Aug. 10,1821
3 645
693 68,727
69,420
Mar. 2,1819
3 493
A
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June 15,1836
5 50
810 52,525
53,335
Jan. 11,1805
2 309
M i
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h
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Jan. 26,1837
5 144
500 57,480
57,980
Mar. 30,1822
3 654
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Mar. 3,1845
5 742
3,805 54,861
58,666
June 12,1838
5 235
I
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Dec. 28,1846
5 742
561 55,586
56,147
Apr. 20,1836
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1Exclusive of 3,140 square m iles of Lakes Ontario and Erie.
2 Exclusive of 891 square m iles of Lake Erie,
a Joint resolution of Congress.
4•i Territory northwest of the Ohio River,” containing more territory than the present State of Ohio.
6 Exclusive of 3,443 square m iles of Lake Erie.
fi Exclusive of 230 square m iles of Lake Michigan.
7 Exclusive of 1,674 square m iles of Lake Michigan.
s See President’s proclam ation, 3 Statutes, Appendix No. 2.
®Exclusive of 16,653 square m iles of Lake Superior, 12,922 square m iles of Lake M ichigan, 9,926
square miles of Lake Huron, and 460 square m iles of Lakes St. Clair and Erie.
io Exclusive of 2,378 square m iles of Lake Superior and 7,500 square m iles of Lake M ichigan,
n “ Military territory,” containing more territory than the present State of California.
m Exclusive of 2,514 square m iles of Lake Superior.
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A R E A , E T C ., O F

STATES

AND

T E R R IT O R IE S .

N o. 1.—T he U nited States: D ates of Acts of Organization
States and T erritories, etc.—Continued.
Date of act of U. S. Stats.
organization
or admission. Yol. Page W ater

State or Territory.

STATES W I T H PREVIOUS TERRITORIAL OR­
GANIZATION admitted—continued.

/T e rrito ry .. Aug. 14,1848
/ State........... Feb. 14,1859
/T erritory .. May 30,1854
/S tate.. . Jan. 29,1861
Mar. 2,1861
Oct. 31,1864
'/S tate i
/Territory May 30,1854
Mar. 1,1867
'/S tate *
/Territory ..i Feb 28, 1861
'/S tate 3.........1 Aug. 1, 1876
/T e rrito ry . J Mar. 2, 1861
'Ista te ............ , Nov. 2,1889
/T erritory .. I Mar 2,1861
’/State........... Nov. 2,1889
/T errito ry .. May 26,1864
'I s t a t e .......... I Nov. 8,1889
/T erritory .. Mar. 2, 1853
'/S tate ............ i Nov. 11, 1889
/Territory .. Mar. 3,1863
'/S ta te ........... July 3,1890
/T erritory ..I July 25,1868
'/S tate ........... July 10, 1890
/T erritory ..] Sept. 9, 1850
'/S ta te ........... . Jan. 4, 1896
/T errito ry ...' May 2, 1890
'/S tate6........ Nov 16, 1907
/T errito ry ... Sept. 9,1850
'/S tate7 .... Jan. 6,1912
/T errito ry ... Feb. 4,1863
‘/S tate............ Feb. 14,1912

O reg o n ...........
K a n sa s...........
N ev ad a...........
/
N ebraska.......
Colorado.........
N orth Dakota.
South Dakota.
M ontana........
W ashington..
Id a h o .............
W yom ing___
Utah ............. .
O klahom a___
New M exico..
A rizona...........

323
383
277
126
209
30
277
391
172
474
239
25 <676
32 | 239
25 <676
85
<676
172
<676
808
215
178
222
453
6107
81
267
446
557
664
557

July 16,1790
Mar. 3,1791
July 27,1868
June 14, 1900

1 130
1 214
15 240
31 141

TERRITORIES, ETC.

D istrict of Columbia..................... { S is^ c T J.!
A laska.................................................D istrict...
H aw aii .............................................T erritory..
Total exclusiyeof A laskaand Hawaii.I
Total including Alaska and H aw aii..

A dmission

or

Area.
Land.

of

Total.

Sq. miles. Sq. miles. Sq. miles.
1,092 95,607
96,699
384* 81,774
82,158
" 869* *109,821 * lio ‘690
712* *76,808* 77,520
290 103,658 103,948
654 70,183
70,837
747 76,868
77,616
796 146,201 146,997
2,291 66,836
69,127
534 83,354
83,888
320 97,594
97,914
84,990
2,806 82,184
643 69,414
70,057
131 122,503 122,634
146 113,810 113,956
10
i

60 i

70
590,884
6,449
2,973,890 3,026,789
3,624,122

*
1 See President’s proclam ation, Oct. 13,1864,13 Statutes, 749.
* See President’s proclam ation, Mar. 1,1867, 14 Statutes, 820.
* See President’s proclam ation, Aug. 1,1876,19 Statutes, 665.
<See President’s proclam ations, 26 Statutes, 1548 to 1552, inclusive.
6 See President’s proclam ation, Jan. 4,1896, 29 Statutes, 876.
6 See President’s proclam ation, Nov. 16, 1907.
7See President’s proclam ation, Jan . 6,1912.

N o. 2 .—
NONCONTIGUOUS TERRITORY OF THE UNITED STATES: D ates
A cquisition and Organization, and P opulation and A rea .

of

[Sources: Areas—Alaska, Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippine Islands, reports of the Bureau
of theCewsus, D epartm ent of Commerce; Panam a Canal Zone, report of the isthm ian Canal Commis­
sion, 1911; Guam and Tutuila Group. Navy Departm ent; Virgin Islands, Statistisk Aarbog of Denmark.
1916. Population—The figures, w ith exception of those for the Panam a Canal Zone, Samoa, ana
the Virgin Islands, which are represented by special census figures (as of June 10,1916, Dec. 31,1913,
and Nov. 1,1917, respectively), are those of the Bureau of the Census, representing estim ates for Ju n e l.j
Population.
Date of ac­ U. S. Stats. Area
quisition or
(square
organization. Vol. Page. m iles). Year. Number.

Territory.
Alaska (D istrict).....................{o?ganfe£d "
G u a m ...........................................A cq u ired ...
H a w a ii.......................................{organized .I
Panam a Canal Zone.................A cquired...
Philippine Islands J. .................A cquired...
Porto Rico................................... A cquired...
T utuila Group............................ A cquired...
Virgin Islands..............................Acquired..



June 20,1867
July 27,18681
Apr. 11,1899
July 7,1898
June 14,1900
Feb. 26,1904
Apr. 11,1899
........d o ..
j Mar. 8,1900
1 Mar. 31,1917

15
15
30
30
31
33
30
30
31
39

539 } 590,884
240
1.755
210
750
141 \ 6,449
436
2,234
1.755 115,026
3,435
1.755
77
1,879
1,132
149

1 Civil governm ent established May 17,1884.

1917
1913
1917
1916
1917
1917
1913
1917

64,906
12,866
219,260
31,048
8,918,177
1,230,564
7,426
26,051

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No. 3.—LOWEST TEMPERATURE: Record to D ec. 31, 1916, by Months, at
S pecified Stations .




°F °F 9F. °F. °F
48 40 30 13 1
43 32 23 -10 -17
48 36 23 4 - 1
55 43 30 14 1
32 10 - 2 -28 -4 2
32 28 16 -1 0 - 7
47 34 25 - 2 -12
44 35 24 2 - 9
53 38 28 18 - 5
47 .32 14 - 2 -23
46 36 24 0 -12
40 21 i -1 8 -25
40 26 14 -1 0 -2 0
43 30 10 -13 -15
40 24 15 -12 -24
38 28 8 -29 -34
44 30 23 -1 3 -21
52 42 26 11 - 5
51 42 36 27 23
68 54 44 26 18
38 25 8 -12 -21
49 36 28 11 1
27 18 — 7 —33 —43
29 20 3 -22 -40
33 18 3 -28 ^ 3 4
44 30 22 - 5 -15
64 49 40 26 14
46 35 26 4 -13
50 35 24 12 - 5
23 7 2 -31 -3 0
52 41 31 10 6
49 44 40 34 30
47 36 26 4 - 7
47 35 27 13 - 5
67 62 53 36 32
58 45 31 18 8
63 55 40 29 20
51 36 31 7 - 6
31 20 12 -14 -3 2
36 21 4 -25 -3 0
49 35 22 9 - 2
44 30 15 -1 4 -17
44 35 24 - 1 -1 8
54 43 31 20 8
45 33 20 15 - 5
49 39 34 24 18
41 30 19 - 6 -1 4
43 35 31 11 3
36 23 10 - 9 -2 8
62 45 32 26 25
52 37 24 6 -1 7
40 28 12 -2 4 -39
44 29 22 - 2 -10
57 46 36 21 10
46 47 45 38 34
40 21 13 -11 -13
35 28 16 - 7 -19
46 36 31 15 24
54 , 44 31 18 10
37 i 26 12 -13 -18
46 1 31 20 2 -14
44 I 35 21 i 6 -11
66 1 54 43 32 19
54 1 42 34 | 22 12
41 1 36 24 1- 9 1- 2
49 1 36 26 , 12 ,-13
32 | 13 - 3 -2 9 1-4 6
56 42 31 I 20 1 10
26 | 16 10 i- 9 -2 0

j Annual.

December.

oF
54
48
51
58
32
40
46
47
55
50
46
42
46
46
40
42
45
56
50
66
43
50
31
36
41
48
66
54
52
34
60
49
54
50
69
61
66
50
34
41
55
50
45
60
48
46
42
43
37
53
55
45
43
58
47
43
39
48
62
41
49
51
65
62
45
52
36
58
33

November.

•F.
48
40
41
39
31
30
42
39
45
40
38
36
37
40
39
33
30
49
42
57
34
43
29
31
31
39
64
48
42
26
51
46
43
43
61
48
58
45
28
33
48
42
39
48
42
33
35
39
35
44
44
36
32
53
46
33
32
42
53
34
40
46
64
52
40
43
30
51
29

October

July.

°F.
33
29
26
38
13
26
31
28
37
27
28
19
26
19
26
16
28
39
38
52
22
34
15
22
20
31
46
27
34
13
39
40
33
34
52
35
52
34
18
19
33
25
27
39
31
35
26
32
19
37
32
23
25
44
42
20
21
36
42
29
32
30
53
43
34
33
14
38
17

September.

June.

0 F ”F. °F °F.
Abilene, Tex.......................... 31 - 5 - 6 17 25
Albany, N. Y ........................ 43 -24 -18 - 8 13
Amarillo, Tex........................ 25 -11 -16 - 2 20
Atlanta, Ga .......................... 38 - 2 - 8 8 25
Bismarck, N. D ak................ 42 -45 -4 3 -3 6 - 3
Boise, Idaho........................... 39 -28 -12 5 17
Boston, Mass.......................... 46 -13 -11 - 8 11
45 -14 -13 - 4 11
Buffalo, N. Y ..........
Charlotte. N. C...................... 38 - 1 - 5 14 26
Chicago, 111............................. 42 -20 -21 -1 2 17
Cleveland, Ohio................... 46 -17 -1 6 - 4 15
Denver, Colo........................ ‘ 45 -29 —22 -11 4
38 -3 0 -2 6 - 8 11
Des Moines, Iowa . . . .
Dodge City, Kans...............
43 -2 0 -2 6 - 9 13
Dubuque, Iow a..................... 44 -32 -31 -12 14
Duluth, Minn........................ 46 -41 -3 6 -2 6 3
Eastport, Me.......................... 44 -2 0 -23 - 8 2
E l Paso, Tex.......................... 39 2 5 21 29
Fresno, Cal............................. 29 17 24 28 34
Galveston, Tex...................... 46 11 8 30 43
Green Bay, W is.................... 31 -3 6 -33 -23 11
Harrisburg, Pa...................... 29 -14 -13 5 22
25 -5 7
-41 -11
37 -42 41 -2 0 6
Huron,'S. D a k .................... 36 -43 -37 -25 7
Indianapolis, In d ............
45 -25 -18 0 19
Jacksonville, F la............
45 15 10 26 34
Kansas Citv, Mo................... ■ 28 -2 0 -22 2 22
46 -1 6 -1 0 5 24
Knoxville. T enn.................
Lander, w y o ......................... 25 -3 6 -35 -24 2
Little Rock, A rk................... 37 - 5 -12 16 28
Los Angeles. Cal................... 40 28 28 31 36
Louisville, K y ....................... 45 -2 0 -1 4 3 21
Lynchburg, V a..................... 45 - 7 - 3 14 25
Miami, F l a ............................ 21 29 29 39 45
Montgomery, Ala.................. 45 5 - 5 21 30
New Orleans, L a.............
46 15 7 30 38
New York. N. Y .................
46 - 6 - 6 3 20
30 -32 -35 -22 ~ 1
N orthfield.V t......................
42 —35 -35 -21 12
North Platte, Nebr .
Oklahoma, Okla................... 26 -11 -17 4 22
Omaha, N e b r ...............
46 -32 -26 - 7 6
Oswego, N. Y ........................ 46 -23 -18 -11 13
35 0 - 6 20 34
Palestine, Tex .................
Parkersburg, W . V a........... 28 -12 -27 4 20
Phoenix, Ariz....................
24 12 19 24 30
Port Huron, Mich..
42 -15 -25 -14 7
Portland, Oreg...................
46 - 2 7 20 28
Rapid Citv. S. Dak ........
29 -37 -4 0 -1 7 — 2
Red Bluff, Cal...................
40 18 2*2 26 30
St. Louis, Mo ...................
46 -22 -18 3 22
St. Paul, Minn....................
46 -41 * 33 -22 7
Salt Lake City. Utah.......
43 -2 0 -13 0 18
San Antonio, T ex.
38 6 4 21 35
San Franciseo, Cal................ 46 29 33 33 40
Santa F e,N . Mex................. 44 -13 -11 0 11
Sault Ste. M arie,M ich...
28 -3 0 -37 -27 3
Seattle, Wash .................... 26 11 12 20 31
45 1 - 5 22 32
Shreveport, La.................
Spokane, W ash.................
36 ,-30 -25 -1 0 22
Springfield, 111...............
38 '-22 -2 4 0 19
Springfield, Mo.................... 29 |-17 -2 9 3 22
Tampa, Fla
................. 27 23 22 32 38
Vicksburg, Miss.................... 44 , 3 - 1 24 31
Walla W alla, W ash..........
3 1-17 -1 5 2 29
Washington, D .C ................. 461 1-14 -15 4 22
Willis ton, N. Dak................. 23 j-49 -4 9 -35 - 4
46 1 9 5 20 28 |
W ilm ington,N. C.............
Winnemucca, N ev............... 39 |-28 -2 2 - 3 12 i

August.

May.

4
05
%

April.

February

Station.

Number of
years reoord.
1 January

1

[Source. The Weather Bureau, Departm ent ol Agriculture.]

9F.
- 6
-24
-16
- 8
-45
-28
-13
-1 4
- 5
-23
-17
-29
-3 0
-2 6
-32
-41
-23
- 6
17
8
-3 6
-1 4
-5 7
-42
-4 3
-2 5
10
-22
-16
-36
-12
28
-2 0
- 7
29
- 5
7
- 6
-35
-35
-17
-32
-23
- 6
-27
12
-25
- 2
-40
18
-22
-41
-2 0
4
29
-13
-37
n
- 5
-3 0
-34
-2 9
19
- 1
-17
-15
-49
5
-28

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C O N D IT IO N S .

No 4 .—HIGHEST TEM PERATURE: R ecord to D ec. 31, 1916, by Months, a t
S p e c if ie d S t a t io n s .




°F
98
79
96
87
81
77
78
79
91
81
83
82
8
98
8
70
57
6 93
87
85
82
83
77
72
8 85
84
6 91
90
87
71
89
8 99
8
92
8 92
90
8
78
75
8
97
91
78
90
8
97
77
8 79
85
91
90
83
8 77
97
8
82
64
75
90
74
91
92
6 92
8
79
93
72
94
82

Annual.

December.

November

October.

September

August.

July.

June.

°F
92
63
84
78
64
67
64
67
79
63
72
77
70
83
67
58
52
8
83
76
59
8 74
63
65
6
72
8
76
79
64
80
8
78
75
8
83
82
69
59
74
90
78
61
83
76
92
60
6
72
82
84
61
6
90
80
75
48
67
82
59
72
84
8
83
69
78
58
81
69

31
43
25
38
42
39
46
45
38
42
46
45
38
43
44
46
44
39
29
46
31
29
25
37
36
45
45
28
46
25
37
40
45
45
2
45
46
46
30
42
26
46
46
35
28
24
42
46
29
40
46
46
43
38
46
44
28
26
45
36
38
29
27
44
31
46
23
46
39

• May.

°F
90
64
82
75
60
62
70
70
77
65
71
76
64
76
63
51
54
77
73
75
51
6
61
63
64
70
81
70
76
61
78
87
74
77
1 85
79
82
67
61
70
83
63
69
84
74
87
64
62
69
77
74
51
60
87
78
76
48
61
83
55
73
75
83
82
70
76
52
80
59

Abilene, T ex..........................
Albany, N. Y .............
Amarillo, Tex.............
Atlanta, G a .............
Bismarck, N. Dak................
Boise, Idaho. . . .
Boston, Mass..................
Buffalo, N. Y .................
Charlotte, N. C..................
Chicago, ill.............................
Cleveland, Ohio...............
Denver, Colo.....................
Des Moines, Iow a. . .
Dodge City, Kans.
Dubuque, Iow a..
Duluth, Minn...............
Eastport, Me...............
E l Paso, Tex...........
Eresno, Cal.............................
Galveston, Tex.............
Green Bay, Wis....................
Harrisburg, Pa......................
Havre, Mont..........................
Helena, Mont........................
Huron, S. Dak . . . .
Indianapolis, In d ..............
Jacksonville, F la ...................
Kansas City, Mo...................
Knoxville, T enn...................
Lander, Wyo. . .
Little Hock, A rk.................
Los Angeles, Cal...
Louisville, K y .................
Lynchburg, V a.....................
Miami, F la . . .
Montgomery, A la. . .
New Orleans, L a___
New York, N. Y . ...
Northfield, V t....................
North Platte, N e b r.........
Oklahoma, Okla...............
Omaha, N ebr......................
Oswego, N. Y .......................
Palestine, T ex___
Parkersburg, W. V a ....-___
Phoenix, Ariz........................
Port Huron, M ich...............
Portland, Oreg.....................
Rapid City, S. D ak............
Red Bluff, Cal...............
St. Louis, Mo.......................
St. Paul, Minn.................
Salt Lake City, U tah.........
San Antonio, T e x .............
San Francisco, Cal..............
Santa Fe, N M ex..
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich___ |
Seattle, W ash....................... 1
Shreveport, La...........
Spokane, W a sh .......
Springfield, 111................... 1
Springfield, Mo ..................
Tampa, F l a ..........................
Vicksburg, M iss................. <
Walla Walla, Wash ..
W ashington, D C ............. i
Williston, N. Dak.. . .1
Wilmington, N C
. .
Winnemucca, N ev............. i1i

March
April.

February

Station.

| Number of ;
years' rec! ord.
January.

[Source: The W eather Bureau, Departm ent of Agriculture.]

°F °F °F ° F oF °F °F. °F. *F °F.
99 105 1 1 1 0 1 1050 104 94 8 8 83 1 1
91 97 99 104 98 97 90 71 6 ! 6 104
94 98 105 1 0 2
94 83 1 750 105
2
89 97 1 0 0 98 97 94 1 820 73 1 0
0
90 96 103 107 105 1 0 912 73 64 , 107
92 1 0 1050 1 1 1061 1 0 910 73 62 j 1 1
87 97 98 104 97 1 0 902 76 69 1 104
84 94 93 95 95 95 8 6 71 6 6 95
94 97 1 0 2
99 92 1 800 76 1 0
2
8
8 94
99 103 98 98 87 75 6 8 103
87 92 96 97 99 98 87 75 6 1 8 99
8
6 92
99 1 0 1052 97 90 79 74 1 105
96 1 0 1091 103 99 91 79 69 109
8 92
95 1 0 1071 108 105 1 0 941 85 79 108
8 94
99 106 1 0 970 89 78 67 106
6 8
82 91 97 99 95 94 80 73 54 99
76 87 90 93 90 89 83 67 57 93
98 105 113 1 1 2 104 94 85 1 77 1 113
0
1
0
1
115 113 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 840 74 115 1
1
85 93 97 99 98 94 91 85 77 99
85 91 1 0 0 98 95 84 1 690 152 1 0
93 95 97 1 0 981 95 8 8 75 6 8
94 92 108 103 106 93 8 8 75 63 108
8 b
89 1 0 1032 98 92 84 71 58 103
94 96 1 0 1080 108 106 94 77 65 108
87 96 1 0 1060 1 0 981 89 76 6 8 106
92 98 1 0 1041 1 0 991 95 8 6 82 104
95 92 1 0 1060 104 1 0 911 83 70 106
90 95 99 1 0 0 99 94 80 1 750 1 0 0
82 8 6 95 99 96 90 82 72 57 99
94 94 1 0 1062 105 1 0 931 84 78 106
1
0 1030 105 109 106 108 1
0 962
89 109
98 1 0 1071 105 1 0 912 79 74 107
8 91
95 97 1 0 1
99 92 1 81 0 73 1 0
2
93 94 94 96 96 94 93 8 8 91 96
92 99 106 107 103 99 96 85 79 107
6 90
90 1 0 1 2 0 2 98 94 89 1 830 1 0 0
91 95 97 99 96 1 0 0 74 6 8
85 93 95 98 92 92 83 70 61 98
6 95
97 104 107 103 1 0 941 83 72 107
95 95 106 \ 106 108 1 0 972 8 6 75 108
94 99 1 0 1072 105 1 1 0 922 80 71 107
85 94 98 1 ,0 980 93 84 75 6 6
92 96 1 0 1030 ' 108 104 97 87 81 108
6 93
96 99 1 102 98 99 90 78 72 1 0
105 114 119 117 | 116 114 105 97 95 119
87 93 97 1 102 99 97 87 72 65 1 0
90 99 99 1 i0 972 93 83 73 65 1 0
90 92 103 106 i 106 1 0 962 79 75 106
96 1 ' 1 110 0 115 114 108 98 8 8 76 115
91 94 1 0 1072 106 1 1 0 912 82 74 107
87 94 98 104 , 100 96 87 74 58 104
85 93 1 0 1 1 0 931 8 1 8 740 61 1 0
2
99 104 105 106 108 103 99 89 8 6 108
8 97 100 l 98
92 1 0 941 83 72 1 0
6 8
84 89 92 1 96 97 90 85 77 65 97
83 90 93 98 93 91 80 67 ■ 48 97
85 90 i 96 95 92 8 8 81 69 62 96
96 1 i0 1041 , 107 1 1 0 95 8 6 79 1 1 0 1 1
87 95 1 98 103 104 i 98 8 6 70 57 104
0
89 95 1 0 1071 1 < 991 91 79 6 8 107
0
89 90 i 98 106 1 0 2 90 80 74 1 106 2
90 94 i 96 | 96 96 96 *93 87 83 96
8 92
97 1 0 1 , 100 98 94 1 8 0 6 79 1 0
0
92 , 100 i 105 1 1 1131 1 ;0 870 ; 78 6 6 113
95 96 1 0 1032 | 101 104 ' 92 1 80 73 104
92 1 0 1071 106 i 107 1 '0 951 71 59 107
90 97 100 l 103 1 99 96 92 83 78 103
87 98 98 | 104 ! 102 94 87 73 65 104

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No. 5 . — NORMAL TEMPERATURE: M o n t h l y

| December.

81
70
75
76
6
72
69
69
77
71
70
70
73
76
72
63
60
79
81
83
67
72
8 67
6
69
74
80
82
76
75
86
79
72
76
75
80
81
72
63
72
78
74
69
80
73
89
67
6 6
69
81
77
70
76
82
58
67
61
63
81
6
74
75
81
80
74
74
6
78
71

November.

2
1
0 2

49
49
56
17
30
15
0 2
0 13
31
57
6
0 30
41
2
44
55
37
38
51
56
31
17
1 25
38
0 24
24
51
34
54
2 2
41
2 24
49
34
2 15
33
54
51
32
13
40
50
30
29
34
62
51
36
34
8
48
33

6
6

58
58
75
56
57
48
55
6 73
56
64
65
76
73
61
64
54
69
54

78
72
76
64

6

6
6

8

65
76
6
6

06
70
73
70
58
54
80
8 76
81
65
70
62
61
67
72
79
80
73
6 73
61
77
67
75
6 74
79
80
6
63
6
8 76
72
64
78
72
84
64
61
64
6 76
6 75
67
6
80
57
6
58
60
80
63
72
72
80
78
6
73
64
2
76
63

T.
74
62
6
72
8 57
62
63
63
71
65
64
63
65
6
64
54
55
73
74
79
59
65
58
6 56
60
67
77
81
6
69
6 55
73
70
70
6
76
78
6
55
63
72
8 #
63
75
6
81
61
6 61
59
74
70
60
65
77
59
61
54
58
76
8 59
6
6

80
75
65
6
8 60
73
60

S p e c if ie d

| October.

°F.
82
8 72
76
78
70
6 73
6 71
70
79
6 72
8 72
72
76
78
75
64
60
80
K2
83
70
74
6
67
72
76
81
81
78
76
6
81
70
79
77
81
81
8 74
67
8 74
80
76
70
82
76
90
69
6
70
82
79
72
8 76
82
57
6 69
62
64
82
69
76
76
81
80
8 74
77
69
2
79
72

September.

*F.
72
59
64
70
55
58
57
54
6
56
58
57
62
64
61
48
47
72
6
75
54
62
54
52
57
63
8 74
76
64
6
52
70
62
67
6
74
8 74
59
54
59
6
62
55
6 72
63
75
54
57
54

at

64
50
8 56
62
44
50
52
52
61
53
53
51
52
8 55
52
42
47
62
65
72
47
54
44
44
45
55
70
77
8 56
58
42
63
65
58
8 57
6
70
6 56
44
50
61
54
51
6
6 55
70
50
53
47
64
58
48
52
69
58
50
43
51
6
47
6 55
8 57
74
65
54
8 57
43
63
49

9 F.
53
38
44
52
26
40
41
39
50
39
40
39
37
40
36
26
37
51
55
63
32
42
31
33
27
42
61
72
42
47
29
52
60
46
46
6 56
61
44
32
35
48
38
39
6 57
43
59
37
46
34
53
43
31
40
59
56
38
31
44
6 55
37
41
44
67
56
43
45
25
54
38

T.
45
28
36
45
15
32
32
30
43
29
31
32
28
32
24
15
25
45
47
56
2
33
2
25
16
33
5*
6
32
40
19
44
56
38
38
49
54
34
2
27
39
27
29
49
35
52
27
41
26
46
36
19
32
53
51
30
2
41
49
31
31
36
61
49
36
36
14
47
31

1

*F.
64
46
55
61
2 43
50
45
42
59
46
46
48
51
54
49
1 37
38
64
61
69
41
51
43
42
45
52
6
72
54
57
42
63
59
56
56
65
6
48
40
49
60
50
43
6
53
67
42
51
44
59
56
46
50
69
54
48
1 36
49
6
48
52
56
6 71
65
53
53
40
60
47

August.

28
54
64
2
38
17
41
54
34
36
48
53
30
15
2
35
2
24
40
31
50
2
39
2
45
31
1
29
61
50
28
13
39
46
27
26
31
60
47
33
33
6
46
29

°F.
55
32
45
52
2
42
35
31
51
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March.

Abilene, T ex ................................
Albany, N. Y ............................
Amarillo, T ex ............................
Atlanta, G a ................................
Bismarck, N. D a k ...................
Boise, Id a h o ..............................
Boston, M ass............................
Buffalo, N. Y ..............................
Charlotte. N. C.............................
Chicago, 111.................................
Cleveland, O hio..........................
Denver, Colo................................
Des Moines, Io w a .....................
Dodge City, K ans.......................
Dubuque, Iow a..........................
Duluth, M inn..........................
Eastport, M e..........................
E l Paso, T ex ..............................
Fresno, C al.............................
Galveston, T ex ....................
Green Bay, W is....................
Harrisburg, P a ......................
Havre, M ont..............................
Helena, M ont............................
Huron, S. D a k ..........................
Indianapolis, I n d .....................
Jacksonville, F la ........................
Jupiter, F la ..................................
Kansas City, M o........................
Knoxville, T erm ........................
Lander, w y o ..............................
Little Rock, A rk ........................
Los Angeles, C al.........................
Louisville, K y ............................
Lynchburg, V a ...........................
Montgomery, A la .......................
New Orleans, L a ........................
New York, N. Y ........................
Northfield, V t .............................
North Platte, Nebr.....................
Oklahoma, O kla.........................
Omaha, N eb r..............................
Oswego, N. Y ..............................
Palestine, T e x .............................
Parkersburg, W. V a ..................
Phoenix, A riz..............................
Port Huron, M ich......................
Portland, Oreg............................
Rapid City, S. D a k ...................
Red Bluff, C al............................
St. Louis, M o..............................
St. Paul, M inn............................
Salt Lake City, U ta h ................
San Antonio, T e x ......................
San Francisco, C al.....................
Santa Fe, N. M ex......................
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.............
Seattle, W ash..............................
Shreveport, L a ............................
Spokane, W ash ..........................
Springfield, 111............................
Springfield, M o.........................
Tampa, Fla ..........................
Vicksburg, M iss..........................
Walla Waila, W ash...................
Washington, D. C ......................
Williston, N. D a k ....................
Wilmington, N. C ..................
Winnemucca, N ev .....................

February.

Station.

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48
55
61
40
51
49
47
60
48
49
50
49
53
48
37
41
63
63
69
43
52
42
43
42
53
6
74
53
57
42
62
62
57
56
65
6
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41
48
59
50
47
65
54
69
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52
45
62
56
44
52
6
55
49
38
51
65
48
52
55
72
65
53
55
39
62
49

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Abilene. T ex .............
Albany, N. Y . . . .
Atlanta, G a ...............
Bismarck. N. D a k __
Boise, Id a h o ..............
Boston, Mass..............
Buffalo, N. Y .............
Charlotte, N. C .........
Chicago, 111................
Cleveland, O hio........
Denver, Colo.............
De3 Moines, Io w a
Dodge City.K ans—
D uluth, M inn...........
Eastport, M e.............
E l Paso, T e x .............
Fresno, C a l................
Galveston, T e x .........

... .. ........

Havre, M ont.............
Helena, M ont............
Jacksonville, Fla —
Jupiter, Fla ..........
Kansas City, Mo. ...
Knoxville, T en n . . . .
Little ltock, A rk ...
Los Angeles, C a l___
Louisville, K y ........
Lynchburg, V a ........
Montgomery, Ala . . .
"New Orleans, L a ..
New York, N. Y ..
N orth Platte, N ebr..
Oklahoma, O kla----Oswego, N. Y ...
Palestine, T e x .......... .
Parkersburg, W. V a . __
Port Huron, M ich...
Portland, Oreg..........
Rapid City, 8. Dak . .
Reel Bluff, C al..........
St. Louis, M o............
Salt Lake City, Utah
San Antonio, Tex ...
San Francisco, C al.. ...............
Santa Fe, N Mex . .
Sault Ste. Marie, M ich...........
Shreveport, L a .........
Springfield, 111............. ..........
Springfield, M o.........
T'ampa, F la ............... _.....
Vicksburg, Miss. .. ..........
Walla W alla, W ash .
W ashington,D. C ...
Wiiliston, N .D a k ... .........
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No. 8 .— AREA OF INDIAN RESERVATIONS, AND INDIAN POPULATION THEREON, EXCLUSIVE OF ALASKA: B y S tates ,
Y ears E nd ed J une 30, 1880, 1890, 1900, an d 1917.

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[Source* Commissioner of Indian Affairs, D epartm ent of the Interior.]




IN D IA N RESERVATIONS AND POPULATION,

Indian population.
Area of Indian reservations—unallotted.
1917
1900
1890
1880
State.
1900
1890
1917
1880
Acres. Sq. miles. Acres. Sq. miles. Acres. ' Sq. miles. Acres. Sq. miles.
44,617
3,092,720 4,832.50 6,603,191 10,317.50 15,150,757 23,673.00 18,571,125 29,017 38 21,361 30,749 40,189
Arizona..........................
15,362
434,866
679 48 10,669 12,108 11,431
406,396
635.25
772.00
494,045
783.00
501,083
California.....................
995
898
2,530
1,793
396,143
618. 97
12,467,200 19,480 00 1,094,400 1,710. 00
Colorado.......................
27,168
36,616,448 57,213.50
D akota1.......................
586
575
36. 78
F lorida.........................
3,557
4,251
4,168
85 69
4,020
54’841
2,748,981 4.295.00 2,273,421 3.552.50 1,364,500 2.132.00
Idaho ...........................
76,895 68,225 86,265
25,863,372 40,411 50 19,513,216 30.489.75
41,100,915 64.236.00
Indian Territory........
385
360
365
399
3,251
5 08
4.50
2 00
2,965
1,258
1.00
692
Iowa..............................
1,421
1,211
1,016
746
44.25
159 30
28,279
102,026
215.00
137,747
Kansas..........................
7,514
7,557
191
7,428
.30 10,141
13.00
42 50
8,317
27,319
104.00
66,332
Michigan.......................
11,777
6,403
8, 952
865, 47
6,198
553,898
5,026,447 7.853.00 2,254,781 3.523.00 1,566,707 2,447.75
Minnesota....................
11,525
29,356,800 45.870.00 10.591.360 16.549.00 9,500,700 14,845.00 4,366,409 6,822.51 21,650 10,842 10,076
M ontana.......................
3,854
3,955
3,254
9.56
4,409
6,118
74,592
116.50
214.00
136,947
682.00
436,252
Nebraska......................
8,321
7,944
8,375
6,800
686,064 1,071.98
954,135 1.491.00
954,135 1.490.50
885,015 1.383.00
N evada........................
20,853
8,480
51
11.295.00 10,002,525 15.629.00 1,667,485 2.605.50 3,951,049 6,173 00 23,452 10,998
7,228,731
New Mexico...............
6,272
5^334
5,139
5,112
137
87,677
87,677
137.00
137.00
87,677
135.00
86,366
New Y ork...................
2,282
3,000
1,436
2,200
63,211
98.77
102 00
98,211
153.50
65,211
102.00
65,211
N orth Carolina...........
7,759
8,276
8,903
156.25
100,000
5,861,120 9.158.00 3,701,724 5.784.00
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North Dakota.............
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13,176 13,926 a 119,108
462,702
722 97
13,292,668 20.770.00 6,884,021 10,756.25
Oklahom a...................
6,612
4,507
1,889 59
5,355
4,063
3,853,800 6,022.00 2,075,240 3.242.00 1,300,225 2.031.50 1,209,349
Oregon..........................
21,246
19,696 19,212
785.95
503,010
11.661.360 18.221.00 8,991,791 14.049.75
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South Dakota.............
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702
290
290
290
Texas............................
2,854
2,211
2,115
40
1,510,800 2,360 63
2,039,040 3,186.00 3,972,480 6,207 00 2,039,040 3.186.00 1,699,807 2,655.95 14,289
U ta h ..........................
9,830
9,827
11,181
6,925,748 10,821.00 4,045,284 6.321.00 2,333,575 3,646.25
W ashington...............
10,216
463.32
9,152 10,726
8,847
296,524
381,061
595.25
512,129
800.00
916.00
586,026
Wisconsin.....................
1,642
1,674
2,063
1,658
913.97
584,940
1,520,000 2,375.00 2,342,400 3.660.00 1,810,000 2.828.00
Wyoming...................
710
1,302
849
5,836
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Miscellaneous.............
.......... 154,741,554 241,800.00 104,314,349 162,991.00 77,865,373 121,665.00 35,565,517 55,571.12 256,127 243,524 270,544 4 327,866
Total ...............
i The Territory of Dakota was adm itted to the Union Nov. 2,1889, as two States, viz,-North Dakota and South Dakota,
s See Dakota.
s Includes the Five Civilized Tribes, num bering over 101,000.
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No. 9. — ORIGINAL HOME STEAD ENTRIES: A rea,

by States,

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to

1917.

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1910
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1911
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1911

1915

Acres.

Acres

1916

1917

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985.72
136.930 30
234,806 44
235,816.46

47,810.68
467 90
269,106.69
158,668.70
216,699.40

46,213.18
2,400.54
213.891 40
132,860.86
278,700.59

49.198.84
15.477 69
486,066.86
201.006.00
1,062,005.18

86.225.44
5.244 95
669,292.97
247.318 58
871,381 68

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103 67
3 67 ,5 4 i 48
177,781 28
381,129 44

38.789 04
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203,450 14
174 181 05
893,702.76

25,122.79
20,536.02
2*0,107.50
164 82S 15
498,477.02

20,731 72
53,225.70
261,219 13
184,359.50
498,743.79

14,215.51
81 i 201 40
175^225.95
160 645 85
591,103.74

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448,430.01
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120.00

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67.670 50
587,198.66

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116,314 72
565,679.91

2,129.591 81
144,809.48
1,099,796.01

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183,061 64
835,123.85

1,182,483 29
95,7 6s 02
666,048.12

1,207 605.71
69,823 58
753,38o 94

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66 833.52
1,006 423.15

2,900,270.45
58,295.18
869,373.16

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573,979.93
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32,827 65
29,859 8*
254,276,45
32,471 03

155,857 83
25,477 44
21,668.13
233,587 95
29,014.75

150,769 83
22,105.92
16,027 71
196,945 92
23,831 57

120,714.66
24,432.63
17,189.17
85,906.65
34.440.75

71,199 40
16,491 13
17,222.67
87,916.74
27,708.14

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15.854 *8
13,833 4.>
39 214 84
19. *77 82

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14,813.13
lt% 691 90
28.252 21
19 825.97

68.113.82
15,566.73
14,969.58
38,084.47
17,910.80

39,216.19
777,456.13
1,740,406.56
33,898.07
2 ,338,866.03

27,855.06
1,159,486.15
1,913,713.42
27,200 22
1,585,367 19

21,025 97
4,782 806.60
1,569,173.87
4 8 .2 ‘ 0 34
1,496,628.68

19,292.74
4,25 7,30 2 .5 2
1,505,628 80
312,510.88
1,377,568.07

21,958.55
3,600,260 67
1 .394, 38k. 57
201,188.07
1 ,050,399.79

4,458 07
3 ,996.358.29
9 96 ,«»> .$ 5
57 197 07
920 659 82

• sf>7 07
'
4 4 2 9 ,. 1(» 28
1 03. . 411 11
71 639 64
848,544,28

1,340,437 97
601,930.74
374,067 58
1,962,153.69

786,416.70
266,888.69
400,169.69
1,913,295.51

751.002.78
187,980 35
642,915.35
2,629,008.30

511 988.47
134 069.23
733,457 15
1,198,058.98

806,120.47
92,846.00
715,869 45
459,281 04

416,783 34
65.942 77
499,992 86
221,776.92

116.358.54
429,637 52
80,275.57
472,983.38

135,722.81
357,978.59
16,882.39
666,880.79

297,806.06
334.963.48
14 914 o5
977,429 04

500,045.63
442,882.85
17,970.36
1,158,348.53

614,678.76
346,664.11
16,099.44
501,0c2.19

191,662.12
1 7),8 60 12
11,290 91
579,962.45

36
00
32
36
11

114,652 58
16,385.63

2 569.45
3,590.268.31
371 949 69
9 (,9 1 5 .2 5
1 .358,053.83

1,744 36
3,318,450.89
219,504 29
67. I l l 01
1,660,524.37

1,324 89
H , 471.’ 28b 60
109.790
66,974. 73
11,404,277.80

553,681 32
4 4 427 81
786,81* 76
158.768.08

326,862.62
45.871.18
714.606.19
154,797.57

223,192 20
50,168 85
65",063 12
653,293.25

264 827 77
56,268.90
398'599 88
882,788.88

145,591 24
190,667 98
10,423.32
818,543 66

332 431.20
180 692.10
8,0 8 1.06
679,677.16

294,782.70
143.215.49
5,455 18
1,305,017 50

267 333.99
122,689.62
4.026 53
1,404,912.94

13,586,348.20 12,802,146.20 18,829,116.62 17,639,099.54 .13,624,104.69 111,222,058.59 12,117,087.50 12,439,774.62 13,628,107 03

12,020,527. IX

4,242,710.59

3,699,466.79

4.143.957.94

7 653,610.67

7,163,372.85

10,009 *285 16

9,291,121.46

1Includes 40 acres for which entry was made at the General Land office

7 ,1 8 0,98 L 6 2

212,288
17,727
10,751
25,212
18,331

7,278,280.60

16.608.08
15,205.05

8,497,429.68

PUBLIC LANDS,

Alabama................
Alaska..................... 83,976.89
544.48
Arizona................... 66,087 17
Arkansas................ 431,407 34
California.............. 173,488.24
Colorado................ 1,90 3,61 6 .7 8
Florida................... 68,624.71
Idaho...................... 390,567.01
Indiana..................
Iowa........................
52.43
Kansas................... 597,499.63
Lomriftim.............. 48,269.82
Michigan................ 27,001.74
Minnesota.............. 215,041 02
Mississippi.............. 47,609.05
Missouri.................. 60,606.25
Montana................ 489,985.80
Nebraska................ 1,773,143.72
Nevada................... 31,503.88
New Mexico........... 2,54 4,68 0 .3 2
North Dakota....... 2,09 1,89 5 .9 8
Oklahoma............ 992,632.03
Oregon................... 276,117.62
South Djjrota......... 1,43 8,14 3 .9 5
Utah...................... 130,193.82
Washington .........
Wisconsin.............. 447,328.65
23,468.67
Wyoming................ 400,958.27
Total............ 14,754,584.62
Final entries (total
area) ................. 3,740,667 71

1908

N o. 10.—L A N D S C E R T IFIE D OR PA T EN TE D ON ACCOUNT OF R A IL R O A D GRANTS: A rea ,
1907 to 1917.

by States ,

Y ears E nded J une 30,

M

[Source General Land Office, Department ol the Interior [
State.

1 90 8

1 909

1910

Acres.

A rizoi^.................
California..............

1907

Acres.

Acres.

Acres.

38.28

40.11

1911

1 912

Acres.

Acres.

80.04

19,424.00
100,971.94

|

60,549.02

133,596.70

3,897 46

5X9,000.87

364,084.18

60,547.78 !
442,879.81
160.00 1

...............1 ......................... 1
64,666.18

11,667 92

1 914

1 915

1016

1917

Acres.

Acres.

Acres.

Acres.

Acres.

40.04
1 ,0 4 0.00

21,392.65

10.740.13

160.00
1 ,3 5 8 22

36,612.03

6,1 4 2.75

120 36

265,790.63

30,0 31 56

23,995.43
422.87

....................

19,480.58 |

11,758.19

'
1

1918

579,517 34

516,590.68

313,741.27

81,633.17

38.641.99

70,882.67 1

17,050.64

80.00
9 ,956.50
3 0 ,5 3 1 38

134,890.96

11.18
480.92

Minnesota..............
Montana................

9,114.84

4,7 6 7.60

................

483.61
55.35

17,912. <k

12,871 84 *

18,645.81

2,218.24

4S5.S4 |

816.13

1 ,960.18

14,807 27

2 ,758.75

24m ►
849.928.10

941,184.91

74.292.45

180,151.19

95.532.67

2 ,769.80

720.23

749 01

50,014.95

4,867 60

241 36

34.608.68

17,630.01

18,888.29

20,548.17

27,4X5.72

829,295.39

327,185.62

875.99

260,522,33

446,260.14

123,700.97

13,850.11

48,481.32

30,360.99




665,864.37

746,602.64 j 1,199,312.86

474.41

Utah.................................................
Washington .........j 175,979. $1
Wisconsin............... 1,135.47
Wyoming ............ 45,556.41
Total............ 911,009 as

1 *0

5,42?' "

4 0.0 0
2 ,8 7 4.66

New Mexico...........
North Dakota.......
Oregon...................

40.80

774.56

813.06

52,309.64 |

2 ,1 2 6.40

3 ,5 8 5 .1 7 ,

33,964 67

11,432.05

97,554.97 12.8C7 92
62,381.27 89,714.92 24,865.62
93,389.34 55,375.90 67,849.24
2,169.00
117 72
680.00
18.80
40.00
9,613.64
4,555.08
6.596.07
121 14 ............
8,023.99
782,339.47 | 1,928,437 11 1,538,794.61 1,837,523.66 1,303,013.18 | 1.340,439.62
2,583.95

321,994.55

45,949 22

792,721 18

15.989.12
10,528.35
28,575.71

4 1 7 ,8 1 '
230.30-

s. *6,902.77

2

nl

500,60

,»0,S)0 7b

t

240 00

354 3*‘

'0 6'** OS

11,

97.551 97
46,217 23 106,33 1“
160.00
oo.i
3,968 02
3.571 "»
2,717 18
636,679.90 1,624,142.27 2,20o,9ol *1
1

180,266.51

UiC, 020. >5
3,720 82
I

l 5*6,727 9$

PEBLIC LANDS

Idaho.......................

222,805.93

!

No. 11.—LAND AREAS UNAPPROPRIATED AND UNRESERVED: B y States, Y eaes E nded J une 30, 1890, 1900, 1916, and 1917.
[Source: General Land Office, Department of the Interior.]

Stated

1800
Surveyed. Unsurveyed.

1916

1000

Total.
Acres.

Surveyed, Unsurveyed.

Total.

Surveyed. Unsurveyed.

1917
Total.

Surveyed. Unsurveyed.

Total.
Acres.

Acres.

1,105,060




P U B L IC L A N D S .

Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
1,105,060
359,250
359,250
42,680
' 42,680
33,120
33,120
869,529,600 369,529,600
869,492,760 359,492,760
lLWBieM 87,715,426 49,699,052 10,886,745 89,400,241 50,286,986 6,566,288 17,030,931 23,507,219 6,402,270 15,906,830 22,309,100
4,902,829
4,902,829 3,493,444
8,493,444
316,600
402,219
402,219
316,560
40
88,750,564 15,172,154 53,922,718 34,423,923
8,043,589 42,467,512 15,777,934 | * 4,248,065 20,025,999 15,103,078
4,402,139 19,505,217
84,854,550
5,639,896 39,994,446 85,134,613
4,515,634 39,650,247 12,905.344
1,936,383 10,416,317
2,002,783 14,908,127 8,479,934
2,283,626
3,340,800 5,624,426 1,438,749
157,662 1,596,411
119,464
135,237
119,464
135,237
8,988,277 43,019,013 46,957,290 11,722,541 31,564,153 43,286,694 8,831,490
6,345,881 14,316,108
6,679,071 15,510,561 7,970,227
2,000
3,000
5,000
755,791
755,791 “ i ‘i96*966‘
1,196,900
56,018
56,018
9,363
9,363
1,243,460
115,893 1,358,853
65,018
442,224
377,206
44,804
38,839
44,804
38,839
832,707 ........................
90,540
832,707
430,483
80,319
430,483
90,540
80,319
2,902,084 4,011,520
6,918,554 2,386,295
587,576
2,309,908 4,696,203
798,804
798,804
587,576
1,407,480 ......................
1,407,480
285,804
30,374
32,038
285,804
30,374
32,038
1,151,468 ........................ 1,151,468
337,946
952
337,946
952
274
274
9,611,315 55,196,312 64,807,627 18,546,146 49,416,911 67,963,057 9,229,154
7,420,571 16,649,725 5,875,675
5,942,739 11,818,414
11,226,584
11,226,584 9,798,688
9,798,688
137,936
8,320
146,256
130,016
130,016
27,316,167 23,488,373 50,804,540 29,622,658 31,654,848 61,277,506 30,529,318 24,845,759 55,375,077 30.923,338 1***24*323*493 55,246,831 39,660.806 16,699,520 56,360,326 41,951,628 14,589,642 56,541,170 18,437,388
7,900,991 26,338,379 14,625,669
6,437,496 21,063,165
14,318,400 16,179,000 30,497,400 12.597,130
381,199
381,199
141,514
141,514
6,128,109 18,725,239
22,053 8 3,672,640 3,694,693 5,738,572
5,733,572
55,250
55,250
42,133
42,133
28,878,982 14,804,246 38,273,228 23,489,861 10,888,046 84,377,907 13,942,348
i,*074*166 13,850,755 ?*1,395,461 15,337,809 12,776,589
8,198,124 10,241,498 11,612,943
2,043,874
317,866 11,930,809 2,328,807
956,992
53,781 2,382,538
53,781 1,010,773
7,029,100 29,176,000 36,205,100 10,019,262 82,948,189 42,967,451 14.435,859 18,632,978 32,968,837 13,846,826 17,693,845 31,540,671
4,155,171 15,491,145 19,646,816 5,237,302
5,888,581 11,125,883
982,783
149,788 1,132,571 1,002,884
280,435 1,283,319
819,820
819,320
313,665
313,565
5,872
5,872
6,329
6,329
37,578,200 11,431,860 49,010,060 43,194,311
5,163,858 48,358,169 26,567,740
1,960,752 28,528,492 24,754,837
2,004,663 26,759,500
282,772,439 672,974,022 4965,746,461 314,590,965 602,544,915 <917,135,880 162,716,338 92,229,251 254,945,589 144,255,864 86,401,891 230,657,755
1 In th e States n ot enum erated the land areas were all appropriated in the years m entioned.
2 The unappropriated lands in Alaska are not included herein. The total area of Alaska is 378,165,760 acres, of which about 23,884,000 acres are reserved. Approximately
850,000 acres have been surveyed under the rectangular system.'
8 In public lan d strip.
4 Exclusive of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, in which, if any public land remains, it consists of a few sm all, isolated tracts; it is exclusive of the Cherokee Strip, containing
8,044,644 acres, and all other lands ow ned or claimed by the Indians in the Indian Territory west of the ninety-sixth degree of longitude.
^

Alabama.
Alaska 8..
Arizona ..
Arkansas.
California
Colorado
Florida..
Idaho__
Iowa.......
Kansas..
Louisiana .
Michigan.,
Minnesota
Mississippi.
Missouri...
Montana.......
Nebraska.......
Nevada___«...
New Mexico..
North Dakota
Oklahoma....
O regon...........
South Dakota
U ta h ...............
Washington..
Wisconsin....
Wyoming.......
T otal...

\

O

4

N o. 12.—PU BLIC A N D IN D IA N L A N D S ORIGINALLY ENTER ED : B y S ta te s , Y ea k s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917.

*£
O

[Source: General Land Office, D epartm ent of the Interior.]
State.

1907

1908




Acres.
10.772.33
50,930.86
171,316.50
468.160.64
1,290,579.46
1,983,078.58
125.744.65
1,383,443.88
564.04
40.00
166,375.14
39,428.40
33,813.58
385,816.56
53,560.91
35,908.88
2.460.905.55
1,979,872.10
2,542,799.18
78,190.07
877,649.71
297,572.30
1.091.530.56
2,219,560.32
619,802.07
608,546.35
19,061.18
897,479.96
19,892,503.76

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
33,940.98
22,036.02
5,244.95
3,144.15
15,477.69
103.67
17,508.03
25,154.63
21,229.16
56,245.68
39,485.65
90,615.04
47,353.42
49,518.88
165,080.01 184,359-50
137,637.76 201,006.00 247,318.58 178,065.19 174,665.29
541,793.23 486,066.86 669,292.97 770,449.59 765,962.11 291,557.70 1,881,044.63
1,214,348.36 1,064,644.89 872,301.68 937,230.43 878,874.21 1,001,663.53 640,361.85
3,994,757.50 2,272,068.99 1,354,326.05 1,458,107.84 1,433,305.88 2,666,068.22 3,076,601.22
58,455.29
96,277.34
70,302.88
66,988.42
121,837.68 144,809.48 183,061 64
1,768,010.34 1,191,012.91 860,840.25 1,030,312.55 947,553.93 1,144,276.80 1,066,352.41
160.02
157,311.36
22,344. 86
19,612.94
295,177.03
52,509.66
29,339.15
6,616,734.69
1,638,485.72
1,924,145.46
261,125.24
807,612.18
193,692.95
1,050,723.53
2,946,827.85
577,459.86
560,789.20
17,007.33
1,377,063.74
26,391,269.09

122.810.19
24,432.63
17)189.17
239,830.59
19.292.74
34.440.75
4,659,232.48
1,505,584.66
1,377,563.07
812,510.88
613,357.48
146,600.50
742,049.87
1,711,629.43
693,770.08
481.459.19
17,970.36
1,167,042.60
19,211,372.27

191J

Acres.
32,741.40
14,255.54
1G0,645.85
1,431,627.45
754.964.55
2,092,705.73
43,624.78
769.455.55

114,772.39
41,651.71
68,190.59 212,288.36
68,775.14
71,915.69
16,545.15
15.618.56
16,309.44
19,781.87
18,358.07
16.491.13
9.570.89
10,751 32
14,981.80
13,636.92
16,900.73
17,222.57
109,455.90
397,158.46 191,762.18 323,305.20 298,534.64 268,140.25
1.324.89
4,470.06
2,813.91
2,572.69
1,744.36
21,958.55
15,205.05
18.007.56
20,599.64
19,918.35
18,381.11
27.708.14
4,717,117.61 5,386,954.28 4,187,364.36 4,038,658.80 4,206,095.60
3,687,420.90
109,825.04
1,394,388.57 997,812.22 1,037,342.10 372.323.52 219,504.29
1,050,399.79 2,324,250.89 1,870,138.66 3,266,995.81 2,831,204.86 1,850,779.88
92,871.29
261,188.07 173,799.66 194.308.33 290.138.53 212,554.83
321.494.13
384.218.11 418,685.76 604,264.16 365,719.63 337,089.13
57,934.20
50,953.86
54,043.83
61,568.38
65,959.39
97.563.31
428.255.14
716,869.45 561,810.14 839,990.89 738,401.77 561,739.40
696,546.70 468,658.33 , 378,469.32 321,763.13 1,045,854.96 1,213,326.90
461,178.17
549.883.11 262,863.44 189.781.34 373,507.39 335,101 87
433,158.16
382,565.57 357,323.51 294,930.73 324,384.09 188,488.03
4,026.53
8,116.32
5,615.18
11,300.18
10,430.11
16,099. 44
503,090. 10 665,255.75 927,007.95 760,815.11 1,386,187.36 1,455,954.22
14,574,688.82 115,867,222.45 16,522,852.12 16,861,214.69 18,708,051.05 16,201,794.38

i Includes 40 acres for w hich entry was m ade a t the General Land Office.

PUBLIC LANDS,

Acres.
Acres.
3,834.80
A laska .....................
7,132.16
A lab am a.................
81,228.56
92,530.30
A rkansas................. 496,015.40 333,676.41
86,121.64 198,509.64
A rizo n a...................
C alifornia............... 579,294.93 766,932.98
C olorado................. 2,483,666.69 2,127,661.99
83,072.78
F lo rid a..................... 109,663.03
Idaho ....................... 1,162,745.25 1,087,402.94
1,433. 69
195.65
40.00
296.30
10.08
129.70
K an sas..................... 611,726.97 332,931.81
L o u isian a...............
59,460.26
89,608.79
M ichigan.................
46,147.69
42,828.40
M innesota............... 324,418.22 429,351.12
M issouri,................. 154,871.72 129,157.20
35,545.37
55,645.26
Mississippi...............
M o n ta n a ................. 1,218,780.97 1,494,052.02
N ebraska................. 1,785,762.47 1,781,823.80
New M exico........... 2,758,006.91 2,850,337.11
60,131.50
N evada..................... 47,254.63
N orth D a k o ta ........ 2,256,423.56 1,383,957.19
O klahom a............... 2,007,753.84 514,159.58
Oregon ..................... 951.481.34 1,021,001.29
South D akota........ 1,502,411.24 2,086,171.82
U ta h ........................ 334,827.36 469,311.88
W ashington........... 911.327.34 825,813.57
67,695.61
28,966.92
W isconsin...............
W yom ing ............... 897,679.59 829,614.19
T o ta l............. 20,997,566.58 19,090,356.78

1909

LA N D S A ND IRRIGATION,

No. 13.—LAND AREAS PATENTED : B y S ta tes , Y e a r E n d e d J u n e
[Source: General Land Office, Department of the Interior.]

State.

Acres.

Alabama................... 22,452.420
7,961.232
Arizona...................... 672,922.148
Arkansas..........7—
81,334.830
California.................. 311,528. 630
Colorado.................... 1,073,647.741
.105
District of Columbia
Florida....................... 64,906.745
Idaho......................... 593,329.047
80.000
267.730
Indiana......................

State.

Acres.

State.

Iowa.........................
280.630
46,028.780
Louisiana............... 11,806.870
Michigan................. 9,423.101
Minnesota.............. 286,782.855
M ississippi^......... 18,590.610
Missouri.................. 6,776.575
Montana................. 3,817,933.949
Nebraska................ 701,780.340
Nevada................... 47,677.250
New Mexico.......... 653,724.003

21
30, 1917.
Acres.

North Dakota........ 492,093. 481
478.450
Oklahoma..............
50,850.719
Oregon.................... 387,910.515
South Dakota........ 764,457.065
U tah........................ 198,569.673
W ashington........... 528,393.106
Wisconsin..............
10,640.630
Wyoming............... 450,733.012
Total............ 11,313,362.242

N o. 14.—IRRIGATION :* A p p r o v e d P r o je c t s C o m m e n c e d , E s t im a t e d A r e a

on

C o m p l e t io n , w it h E s t im a t e d G r o s s a n d N e t C o s t s o p C o m p l e t e d P r o je c t s a n d
R e v e n u e s D u r in g C o n s t r u c t io n , a n d P e r c e n t a g e o p C o m p l e t io n , t o J u n e 30,
1917, b y S t a t e s a n d P r o je c t s .
Report to June 30,1917.
State.

Project.

Construction cost.
Per
Esti­
cent
mated
Rev­
of
area on
enues
com­ Gross cost. during Net cost. com­
ple­
pletion.
con­
tion.'
struction.

Acres.

Salt R iver............................. 219,691
Yuma.................................... 127,427
Orland................................... 20,533
/G rand Valley.....................
53.000
\Uncompahgre Valley......... 100,000
(Boise...................................... 277,366
King H ill.............................. 16.000
Idaho.....................
120,800
Minidoka..............................
Idaho-W yom ing.
Jackson Lake enlargement 10,677
Kansas..................
Garden C ity......................... 32,986
H untley................................ 220,000
Milk R iver............................ 173,945
Montana.
Sun R iver............................. 122,500
Blackfeet K ........................... 152.000
F la th e a d ............................ 152.000
Montana-North Dakota Fort Peck *........................... 60,116
Lower Yellowstone.............
Nebraska-W yoming. . . N orth Platte........................ 229,891
N evada............................ Truckee-Carson................... 206.000
New Mexico............
/Carlsbad................................ 24,775
10,000
\H ondo................................... 4155,000
New Mexico-Texas.
Rio Grande.......................... 26,273
North Dakota.........
North Dakota pum ping... 2,500
Oklahoma................
Lawton................................. 36,300
Oregon......................
Umatilla............................... 142,796
Oregon-Califomia..
K lam ath............................... 97,916
South Dakota.........
Belle Fourche...................... 50,000
U tah..........................
Strawberry Valley............. 10,099
Okanogan.............................
Yakima:
W ashington.
Storage u n it.................. 110,828
Sunnyside u nit............ 34,000
T ietonunit................... 147,326
Wyoming—
Shoshone............................
3,142,745
T otal..
Arizona....................
ArizonarCalifornia.
California.................
Colorado...................

Dollars.

14,440,874
9,051,466
1,011,345
3,083,093
6,794,158
12,487,390
4,183
6,785,028
758,756
385,467
1,593,001
5,221,197
3,259,587
1,002,378
2,561,551
546,501
2,898,268
8,069,893
6,035,832
1,253,580
381,621
7,206,914
739,880
13,646
2,345,226
2,860,962
3,456,560
3,384,529
843,243
2,873,595
3,151,491
3,200,274
4,996,872
121,698,361

Dollars.

3,273,255
415,398
130,200
20,167
508,602
790,321
75,281
3,862
10,150
12,484
81,562
56,593
29.029
67,392
10,130
67,284
74,158
71,712
11,592
9,735
386,825
6,039
10
40,266
51,271
19.030
39,774
2,467
151,647
27,205
26,301
72,166
6,534,184

Dollars.

11,167,619
8,636,068
881,145
3,062,926
6,285,556
11,697,069
4,183
5,709,747
762,618
375,317
1,580,517
5,139,635
3,202,994
973,349
2,494,159
536,371
2,830,984
7,995,735
5,964,120
1,241,988
371,886
6,820,089
733,841
13,636
2,304,960
2,809,691
3,437,530
3,344,755
840,776
2,721,948
3,124,286
3,173,973
4,924,706
115,164,177

100.0

64.0
99.0
66.8
74.8
99.0
(*)
98.2

100.0
100.0
90.0

60.0
38.6
29.0
36.3
10.4
87.0
71.0
63.5
81.5
100.0
59.6
64.0
(a)
85.0
58.0
93.9
90.0
99.0

37.0
91.0
99.0
50.0

* See note on p. 31.
i The percentages noted in this column represent the ratio which costs of construction to date bear to
estimated cost o f completed projects. Per cents reduced in some cases, due to changes in size of project.
* Preliminary.
* Indian reservation projects, constructed by the United States Reclamation Service in cooperation with
Office of Indian Affairs.
*25,000 acres additional in Mexico.



22

IRRIGATION.

N o. 15.—G O VERNM ENT IRRIG A TIO N , R E SU L T S OF:* I r r ig a b l e A c r e ­
a g e , A c r e a g e I r r ig a t e d a n d C r o p p e d ,
A c r e , 1916, b y S t a t e s a n d P r o je c t s .

State.

Project.

Arizona...........................
Arizon a-Califoraia..........
California.........................
C olorado........................
Idaho......................
M ontana..........................
Montana-North Dakota
Nebraska-W yoming___
N evada...........................
New Mexico....................
New Mexico-Texas........
Oregon..............................
Oregon-Califomia..........
South Dakota.................
U tah.................................
W ashington.....................
W yoming........................
Totals for irrigated
areas covered by
crop reports.

and

V alue

o p 'C r o p s ,

T otal

Irrigable Irrigated Cropped
acreage.1 acreage. acreage.2

and

P er

Value of crops.2
Total.

Average
per acre
cropped.

Dollars. Dollars.
$48.65
59.75
48.83
35.03
40.32
32.07
34.50
26.32
15.25
*18.50
20.70
21.85
6 20.70
27 58
26.42
46.81
35.84
17.37
1
1
52.70
62.64
73.04
0 52.50
20.94
38.25

Salt R iv er.................... 3219,691 8 192,464 173,359 8,435,719
72,440 29,483 28,283 1,435,403
Y um a.............................
9,357
7,011 342,339
Orland............................
20,533
1,741
Grand Valley...............
15,000
1,561
54,692
Uncompahgre V alley..
77,713 49,273 48,352 1,949,529
Boise..............................
103,370 76,922 72,581 2,327,494
M inidoka.....................
120,800 88,333 81,362 2,800,431
H untley.........................
32,905 18,635 18,581 489,071
5,518
4,592
Milk River....................
40,358
70,016
[Sun R iver.....................
16,321
4,717 <4,700 * 86,950
6
, 0
2
0 124,586
Lower Yellowstone...
42,288
North Platte.................
112,016 75,620 74,766 1,633,390
Truckee-Carson...........
69,100 39,449 38,249 791,446
/Carlsbad........................
24,775 16,600 14,500 399,901
\H ondo...........................
2,918
1,324
1,219
32,200
Rio Grande...................
85,000 62,513 61,818 2,893,740
5,477
3,900 139,800
Um atilla........................
17,000
Klam ath........................
45,272 29,351 29,351 509,865
Belle Fourche...............
78,567 48,468 46,909 557,319
Strawberry V alley.... 8 50,000 30,722 25,066 1,320,135
5,242 328,385
Okanogan......................
10,099
7,850
Yakima:
Sunnyside u n it...
93,226 73,000 59,449 4,341,940
Tieton u n it...........
1
, 0
34,000 23,000 2
1,102,5360
Shoshone.......................
42,623 29,077 28,695 600,903
1,423,015 925,814 856,566 32,767,790

.

* See notoon p. 31.
i Area Reclamation Service was prepared to supply water.
* Irrigated crops. Excludes small areas on few projects cropped by dry farming.
• Irrigable area includes so-called “ dry lands” given right to rent water temporarily on account of full
reservoir. Irrigated acreage includes total area of towns contracting for water; farm area irrigated, 187,905
acres.
«Estim ated. Crop reports covered 158 irrigated farms w ith 6,425 acres cropped, part w ithout irrigation,
yielding crops valued at $118,990, or $18.52 per acre.
8
$30.18 excluding 10,872 acres of wild grass pasture and other fields not in full production.
«Includes irrigation districts.

N o. 16.—GOVERNM ENT IRRIGATION, R E SU L T S OF:* I r r ig a b l e A c r e a g e ,
A c r e a g e I r r ig a t e d a n d C r o p p e d , N u m b e r o f I r r ig a t e d F a r m s , a n d V a l u e
o f C r o p s , 1909 to 1916.1
Year.

Irrigable
acreage.2

Irrigated
acreage.

Irrigated
farms.

1909 .................................................................
1910.......................................................................
1911.......................................................................
1912.......................................................................
1913.......................................................................
1914.......................................................................
1915.......................................................................
1916......................................................................

730.000
880.000
1.015.000
1.160.000
1 ,200,000
1.250.000
1.500.000
1.600.000

382.000
475.000
560.000
645.000
700.000
770.000
857.000
1 ,010,000

9,000
2
14.000
15.000
16.000
18,000
2
0
23,000
1

* See note on p. 31.
* Exclusive oflndian projects built for Indian Service.
* Area Reclamation Service was prepared to supply water.




Cropped
acreage.
,

,

415.000
0
0
470.000
590.000
650.000
700.000
800.000
0
0
925,000

Crop
value.

Dollars.
012.500.000
13.000.
14.500.000
16.000.
16.500.000
0
19.000.
35.000.

000
000
000
000

8

2a

IRRIGATION,

N o. 17.—GOVERNMENT IRRIGATION : *
Y ie l d s a n d V a l u e o p C r o p s H a r v e st e d
b y C r o p R e p o r t s , 1916.

Cereals:

Barley. „
C ora....
O ats....
Rye.......
W heat..
Total..
Other grain and seed:
Alfalfa seed.........
Clover seed.........
Grain sorghum..
Flaxseed.............
Millet see d ......
Total..
Bay and forage:
Alfalfa, hay..___
Clover h a y ......
Other hay...........
Com ipdder........
Peas....................
Other forage.......
Pasture...............
Total.....
Vegetables and track:
Beans...................
Onions.................
Potatoes, white.,
Potatoes, sweet...
Track...................
TotalFruits and nuts:
Apples...-------Peaches.... .......... .
Pears....................
P r u n e s ................... ..
Citrus fruit..........
Small fruits.........
Other fruit and
nuts---------TotalMiscellaneous:
S u gar b e e ts.
Cotton.........
Cottonseed..
H o p s ..................
Cane.............
Other crops.
Total..
DuplicationAll crops___

c r e a g e C r o p p e d a n d I r r ig a t e d a n d
o n R e c l a m a t io n P r o j e c t s , C o v e r e d

Yield.

Acreage cropped.
Crop.

A

Total. P ot cent. Unit, t Total.

Crop value.
Average Average
per acre. per acre.

Total.

DeUars. Dollars.
987,179
22
27 956,690
15 835,049
19,423
16
28 2,490,625
24 5,288,966

Per
cent.

223,555

5.1
41
6.4
.1
10.4
26.1

BuBuBuBu..
Bu..
Bu.,

1,094,908
1,070,370
1,487,419
17,035
1,902,405
5,572,237

25
30
27
14
21
25

21,288
8,638
7,031
689
343
37,989

2.5 Bu..
1.0 Bu...
.8 Bu...
.1 -Bu...
B u...
4 4 Bu...

81,272
32,081
244.889
4,864
4,961
368,067

3.8
3.7
35
7.2
14

599,664
295,650
175,604
10,722
4,546
29 1,086,186

1.9
.9
.5

Ton..
TonTon..
Ton..
Bu...

1,225,250
17,429
35,016
42,367
9,215

3.2
2.1
1.5
7
20

12,957,550.
119,462
348,443
182,461
17,014
1,211,078
1,549,636
16,385,644

39.5
,4
1.1
.5
.1
3.7
4.7
50.0

43,785
35,189
54.489
1,198

381,323
8,373
23,494
6,022
455
32,079
129,515
572,261

445
LO
27
.7
.1
3.7
14.0
66.7

3,285
324
16,228
340
9,566
29,743

BuBu..
1.9 BuBuT .2
3.5

22,530
2,093
2,808
490
1,499

Lb- 78,660,576
.3 Lb.. 10,953,961
.3 Lb.. 17,818,663
2,396,205
.1 Lb..
.2 Lb..
3,126,160
. 2 Lb..
2,914,345
224,300
Lb..
2 3.8 L b - 121,736,210

1,668

196
2 32,825
29,328
13,424
7,391
510
941
1,891
53,489
91.571
858,291

2.6

3.5 Ton.,
1.5 Lb...
.8 Lb...
.1 Lb...
.1 Ton.2

6.2

10.7

100.0

46,327
95,858
2,858,512
27,701

14
296
176
82
3,500
6,350
4,900
2,100
1,750
5,200

306,596
10.5
4,875,814
338
5,435,572
735
900,150 1,760
2,242
2.4

190,264
58
110,628
342
163 2,648,523
27,300
80
019,911
131 3,896,626

3.0
2.9
2.5
.1
7.6

.3

8.1

.1

2.8

11.9
4.6
.8
1.4
.2
.4
.4

1,509,372
260,061
474,613
68,831
147,423
142,259
20,085
2,761,852

8.4

64 1,881,449
1,186,048
90,345
93,416
183
19,351
21
109,949
3,380,558

5.7
3.6
.3
.3
.1
.3
10.3

38.25 32,799,832

100.0

67

124

140
96
85
84
88
12

♦ See note onp. 31.
iThis figure does not represent average value of pasture for the year, as considerable areas pastured
were also harvested and are included in the duplicated area,
to ta ls include 1,541 acres, yielding 5,642,000 pounds, worth $139,238, not listed under separate fruits.




No. 18.‘—GOVERNMENT IRRIGATION: * I r r ig a t e d A c r e a g e C r o ppe d a n d Q u a n t it ie s a n d V a l u e s of C r o ps H a r v e s t e d o n R ecla m a tio n

State and project.

Bar­ Corn,
In­
ley. dian.




984
55
101

1,725
3,055

86

34
174
25
46
6,715
476
75
8,253

100

3,'846
53
76
8.155
1.155

35,189 54,489 1,196 88,896 223,555 21,288 8,638

7,031

!

Hay and forage.
Other Corn Peas. Other
hay. fod­
forage.
der.
6,061 2,080
228,589
'901
1,832
179
1
80
564 344 32
85
474 217 14
2
304 21 200 111
102 11 185
300 41
5
2,100
'241
114 40
221
746 69
1,310
1
61
50 135
21
141 1,254
66 100
2,762
2 121 326
274
2,501
1,042
325

60
780
403
61

343 37,989 381,323 8,373 23,494 6,022
■ i

bO
^

Pas­
ture. Total.
52,822
7', 282
3' 185
30
1,936
5,108
4,845
3,821
1,393
116
443
99
3,871
10] 872
2,610

1,211
'612
5,991
6' 132
l'973
16
1
1,208 3,705
4 1,060
3
2
1,382

455 32,079 120,515

171,168
20,895
8,708
216
22,263
38,899
28,054
19,730
7,178
3,551
4,533
3,591
37,508
33,627
9,491
963
40,386
3,764
16,893
26,572
9,650
1,956
36,592
11,272
14,801

IRRIGATION,

Arizona: Salt River................ 13,295
Arizona-Caiifornia: Yuma— 1,195
California: Orland...................
Colorado:
48
Grand Valley....................
Uncompahgre.................... 503
Idaho:
Boise................................... 4,463
Minidoka—
Gravity unit.............. 1,650
South Side pumping
unit......................... 965
Montana:
Huntley............................. 299
89
Milk River.........................
Sun River 2 ........................ 168
Montana-North D ak ota:
Lower Yellowstone............. 488
Nebraska-Wyoming: North
Platte...................................... 4,857
Nevada: Truckee-Carson....... 1,658
New Mexico:
Carlsbad............................. 188
10
Hondo................................
New M exico-T exas: R io
Grande................................... 1,271
Oregon: Umatilla....................
Oregon-CaUfornia: Klamath.. 6,968
South Dakota: Belle Fourche. 2,740
Utah: Strawberry Valley....... 722
Washington:
Okanogan...........................
Yakima—
Sunnyside unit.......... 763
Tieton unit................. 884
Wyoming: Shoshone.............. 561
Total for irrigated areas
covered by crop re­
ports............................. 43,785

P r o je c t s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r 1916, b y S t a t e s a n d P r o je c t s .
IRRIG A TED ACREAGE C RO PPED .
Cereals.
Other grain and seed.
Sor­ Flax­
Oats. Rye. Wheat. Total. Alfalfa Clover ghum seed. Millet Total. Alfalfa Clover
hay. hay.
seed.
seed. (grain).
1,425
10,081 25,785 2,739
2,739 81,616
0)
12,997 10,880
4,897
456 1,706 8,100
848
848 5' 344
243
8
782
105
8
390
6,438 27 9,038 17,731 288
5
293 19,105 197
4,440 110 17,101 29,169 677 6,381
7,071 26,390 6,694
3,718 209 3,687 9,250 570 511
1,091 22,026 547
2,547 16 7,341 10,903 184 1,191
1,375 15,278 333
17
23
8
2,627
31 5,422
2,624 5,724
282
1,335
68
720 1,116
643
24 Z, 849
847 1,658
528
123
136 3,338
1,251 2,313
10,375 158 2,617 24,722 859
238 1,097 32,601
107
21^445
2,861 4,626
1,117
2,670 2,858
583
3,441 6,820
'757
35
120
1,623
703 ......... 25 1,335 37,762
5,988 17,136 607
1
9
100
20
29 2'985
2,33i" 668 *2,155 12,122
8' 140
48
493 *48 4,718 17' 945
4,119 72 7,554 18,331 4,177
20
20 6,922
1,966 28 6,870 9,639
94
1,511
81
\
82
28,316
1,013 10,029
116
116 8,425 335
1,283
2,522 5,844
25
552 13,006
163 383
8,544
2,886 11,998

Vegetables and truck.
State and project.

Fruits and nuts.

Beans. Onions. Potatoes, Potatoes. Truck. Total. Apples. Peaches Pears. Prunes. Citrus Small Other. Total.
white. sweet.
fruit. fruit.
351
262
1
20

102

s
8
1
1
2
29
324

41
230
169
212
74
3,774
1,350
263
16,228

340

3 639
572
224

144
524
464
383

21
3,714
1,097
1,283
l '544
54
11
102
26
1,735
177

338
224

4,379
1,812
1 809
1,938

11
27
28
124
513
44
2
56
100
116
109
116

22
120
56
2,088
' 690
56
2
330
309
334

1,259
121
2,406
885
130

132
123

12

2,636
1,303
153

292
309
200

175 1452
6
9,566 29,743 22,530

30

222
7

36

.. i
36
383
2,093

2,808

*122

119

56S0
490

* See note on p. 31.
1 Grain sorghums (Kafir, milo, etc.), grown on a large acreage on Salt River project, are usually cut green for forage.
a Crop reports covered 158 Irrigated farms, which produced some crops without irrigation.
8 Includes 1,248 acres of deciduous fruit not reported under separate fruits.
* Not reported under separate fruits.
6 Includes 76 acres of.deciduous fruits not listed separately.
6 Includes 1,541 acres not listed under separate fruits.



160 s>* 408

72
57
23

14
229

917
51

IRRIGATION,

Arizona: Salt R iver..................................................................
710
Arizona-California: Yum a.......................................................
234
California: Orland.....................................................................
Colorado:
Grand Valley......................................................................
15
Uncompahgre...................................................................... 259
Idaho:
Boise...................................................................................... 186
Minidoka—
G ravityunit.................................................................
35
South Side pumping u nit.........................................
11
Montana:
H untley................................................................................
Milk R iver...........................................................................
Sun River >..........................................................................
Montana-North Dakota: Lower Yellowstone....................
2
Nebraska-Wyoming: N orth P la tte ......................................
229
Nevada: Truckee-Carson.........................................................
New Mexico:
Carlsbad...............................................................................
4
Hondo...................................................................................
New Mexico-Texas: Rio Grande.......................................... 1,292
Oregon: U m atilla......................................................................
Oregoh-Califomia: K lam ath...................................................
South Dakota: Belle Fourche................................................
23
Utah: Strawberry Valley........................................................
13
Washington:
Okanogan.............................................................................
5
Yakima—
Sunnyside u n it........................................................ ..
85
H atch u nit..................................................................
168
Wyoming: Shoshone................................................................
14
Total for irrigated areas covered by crop reports.. 3,285

1,499

1,668

196 “32,825

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IRRIGA TED ACREAGE CROPPED—Continued.

Cot­
ton.

Irrigated acreage not cropped.
Total
Dupli­ Total
irri­
cated cropped
Fall Miscel­ Dupli­ gated
Cot­
ton Cane. Other. Total. areas. areas. Young Young plow­ laneous. cated. acreage.
altalfe. Iruit. ingseed.

6,033
4,670

4,670

Miscellaneous.
State and project.

Beets,
sugar.

Oregon: U m atilla............................................................................
Washington:
Yakima—

3

2,721

103
161
5,298

8S5
Wyoming: Shoshone......................................................................
Total for irrigated areas covered by crop reports.......... 29,328 13,424



2,721

794
145
3

62
176
1
*164
*346

7,391

945

2,401

6,236
145
103
62
337
5,301
1
164
346
885
53,489

39,477
17,316
3)204
144
1,124
5,811
84
165
79
694
7,616
11
2,082
'435
3,358
971
6,410
2,590
91,571

173,359
1,298
28)283
7,011
618 1,343
66
1,561
121
645
48,352 2,483
72,581 7,974 4,100
840
44,365 4,504
36,997 1,340
333
17
18,581
479
4,592
*6,425
6,020
74,766 5,791
38,249
45
14,500
1,219
41
64
61,818
3,900
567
725
29,351
46,909 1,681
78
25,066
f
206 1,831
5,242
59,449 3,371 2,267
21,000 1,234 3,645
28,695 2,379
173
32,834 17,425
4858,291

2,869
1,200
385
344
1,938
796
813
432
447

59

129
241
5,199

351
22 4,167
3,812 12,341
557 1,822
2,271
730
36
10
4,937
1,200
2,401
346
695
248
22
200
5,656
814
243
2,436
10,349
200 3,208
276 1,787
33,001 32,590

1187,905
29,483
9,35;
1,741
49,273
76,922
49,251
40,64<
18,634
5,51*
*4,717
6,02(
75,620
39,449
16,600
1,32:
62,5i:
5,477
29,351
48)46*
30,722
7,850
73,000
23,m
29,977
922,821

IRRIGATION,

Colorado:
113
Uncompahgre............................................................................ 2,023
Idaho:
16
3,225
3,135
Montana:
5,264
81
9,024
New Mexico:

55 6,088
9' 340
27
27
18
131
151 2,174
122
138
790 4,015
3) 135
159 5,426
81
3
3
327 9,351

State and project.

Corn,
Barley. Indian.

Bushels. Bushels.
34,440
1,875
2,231
67,118
111,905
2,295
415
1,733

1,000

1,300
125,911
8,669
1,550
181,566
2,753
75,588
2,175
2,610
390,867
54,460

H ay and forage.
Alfalfa Clover Other Corn Peas.
hay. bay. hay. fodder.

Tons.

Tons. Tons. Tons. Bush.

12,122 16,640
326,464
28,029
1,075
214
29,058
323
160
7
60,341 301 747 4,329 840
1,160 355
117,233 13,571
77,445 1,643 518
41 5,125
33 2,828
47,811 815 178
14.411
32 299
78
3,399
1,709
222
6,262
80
7,574
158
56,706
656 291
1,057
62,095
59
12,343
1,432
85 527
54
423 10,032
94,405
11.412
100
322
17,720
3,353
36,765
1,749 733
23,009
2,002
4,171 171 376 142
135,917 164 5,002 5,460
27,223 618 1,675 2,013
31 252 326
30,702

1,070,370 1,487,519 17,035 1,902,405 5,572,237 81,272 32,081 244,889 4,864 4,961 368,067 1,225,250 17,429 35,016 42,367 9,215
* See note on p. 31.
1 Includes 10,379 acres on Salt Eiver project for which water was bought, hut no crop reported. Probably largely in pasture.
5Crop reports covered 158 irrigated forms, which produced some crops w ithout irrigation.
* Hops.
‘ Includes 1,541 acres not listed under separate fruits.




IRRIGATION",

Arizona; Salt E lver........................... 332,375
28,086
Arizona-Califomta: Y um a.............
California: Orland..................
Colorado;
Grand Valley...............................
497
UaeQmpahgre.............................. 14,120
Idaho;
Boise......................................... 119,900
Minidoka—
Gravity u n i t,....................... 46,699
South Side pum ping u n it.. 24,413
Montana;
H untley.........................................
2,239
Milk R iver....................................
2,350
Sun R iver «................................... 2,853
M ontana-North Dakota: Lower
Yellowstone
9,843
Nebraska-Wyoming: N orth Platte. 106,096
Nevada: Truekee-Carson................. 52,000
New Mexico;
Carlsbad........................................
2,456
H ondo...........................................
300
New Mexico.Texas: Rio Grande.. - 49,808
Oregon; Umatilla...........................
Oregon-Califomia: K lam ath........... 168,680
South Dakota: Belle Fourche......... 42,804
Utah: Strawberry Valley................. 26,305
W ashington:
Okanogan......................................
Yakima—
Sunnyside u n it................... 25,001
T ietonunit............... .......... 27,300
W yoming: Shoshone......................... 10,783
Totals tor area covered by
crop reports........................... 1,094,908

QUANTITY OF CHOPS HARVESTED.
Cereals.
Other grain and seed.
Grain Flax­
Oats. Eye. W heat. Total. Alfalfa Clover sor­ seed, Millet Total.
seed. seed. ghum.
Bushels. Bush. Bushels. Bushels. Bush. Bush. Bushels. Bush Bush Bushels.
57,000
10,956
252,025 675,840 10,956
7,220 37,181 43,930
239,729
195,799
26,370
25,370
6,150
6,259 15,137
16
16
218,456 343 235,616 635,653 1,502
1,604
12
145,050 1,299 441,959 820,113 2,018 22,861
248 25,127
103,164 1,275 85,608 239,041 2,689 2,652
293 5,634
87 143,246 234,858 810 5,017
66,697
5,827
37,795
31,161 72,928
62
30
32
8,054
11,720 23,124
626
"' 2 6 '
12,245
71
14,339 29,437
15 36
14,627
17,202 42,972
1,964
1,947
35
12
191,204 1,012 28,207 452,430 797
2,305 3,102
4,562
57,733 114,295
21,560
22,921 55,606 8,867
18,557
9,660
700
2,550
73,035
40 '215,'705 520,154 3,873
1,750 19,683
14,060
2,753
276
26 250
62,347 10,765 18,802 260,594
91,707 1,392 38,222 249,773 5,320
2,276 305 7,901
76,617 '722 132,209 237,928
52
52
60
2,579
3,920
20,260 440,048
69,310
69,100 220,170
195
195
223,359 100 52,831 287,073 252 1,009
24 1,285

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State and project.

Pota­
Beans. Onions Potatoes, toes, Apples.
white. sweet.

Peaches.

Pears.

Prunes.

Citrus
fruit.

Small
fruit.

Colorado:

2,367
756,624
161,300
203,990
256,713
5,155
1,432
10,252
5,468
274,100
29,400

1,124,229
1,087,100
14,310
141

Montana-North Dakota: Lower
18
Nebraska-Wyoming: N orth Platte 2,268
New Mexico:
700
12
19,210
16,418 1,360
New Mexico-Texas: Rio G rande..
342
3,234
2,604
4 14,002
191
25,401
1S3
Washington:
6,821
45 270
Yakima—
841,600
1,950
2,240 4,160 196,500
40,489
Wyoming: Shoshone....................... 159
Total for areas covered by
46,327 95,858 2,858,512 27,701



3 5,000

Total.

Beets, Cotton. Cane.
sugar.

Pounds.

Tons. Pounds. Tons.

2,111,550
19,002,400
2,289,430
2 200,000
4 849,093
1,398,505
956
1,165,575 22,635
167,677
87
4,315 37,706
33.248
5,000 42,106
467

5

92,104
124,023
11,688,000
721
360,262
210,000
1,515
2 200,000 65,201
84,783 125,367 10,447,950
434,800 124,400 11,080
70,250,955
5,850,280 9,799,200 2,298,825 3 200,000 3 900,000
15,859,350
34,550
3,059
2,147,500 1,512,000
850
3,105 9,850

124,023
3,090,000 2,242,000 6,150,000
310,262
9,667,520
51,202,650
12,162,250
2,255

206,000
3 50,000

474,834 1,953
264
*20

78,660,576 10,953,961 17,818,663 2,396,205 3,126,160 2,914,345 224,300 121,736,210 306,596 4,875,814 2,242

IRRIGATION,

121
3,781 87,730
Idaho:
1,712
90
Minidoka—
499 1,902
South Side pumping u n it.. 102
Montana:

Other.

Pounds. Pounds. Pounds. Pounds. Pounds.
2,518,000 1,492,400
80,000 408,160 3 22,000 98,933
2,2 05
55,758 216,313
57,750
16,600
3,250
875
54,492
150
98,725
4,315

Bush. Bush. Bushels. Bush. Bounds. Pounds.
21,060 7,650

14,200
2,428

00

Miscellaneous.

Fruits and nuts.

Vegetables.

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VALUE OF CROPS HARVESTED.
Cereals.
State and project.

Corn,
Barley. Indian.

Oats.

Rye.

Other grain and seed.
W heat.

Total.

Alfalfa
seed.

Clover
seed.

Grain
sor­
ghum.

Flax­ Millet
seed. seed.

Total.

* See note on p. 31.
1 Includes 4.992,000 pounds deciduous fruits not listed separately.
8 Estim ated; not reported under separate fruits.



8 Estim ated
* Includes 240,000 pounds deciduous fruit not listed separately.
6 Crop reports covered 158 irrigated farms, which produced some crops without irrigation.

IRRIGATION,

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Arizona: Salt R iver................................................................. 348,994 34,440 28,500
289,829 701,763 78,883
78,883
Arizona-Califomia: Y um a..................................................... 19,433
1,345
10,032
30,810 328,725
124,915
453,640
California: Orland....................................................................
25,363
25,363
Colorado:
Grand Valley...................................................................
502
2,386
3,597
14,890
8,405
112
112
Uncompahgre.................. . .............................................
14,294 58,065 120,927
399 301,763 495,448 16,122
54
16,176
Idaho:
86,328 111,905 87,030 1,299 574,547 861,109 14,631 213,077
310 228,018
Minidoka—
Gravity u n it.............................................................. 39.750
2,305 62,076 1,530
97,606 203,267 16,131 22,206
408
38,745
South side pum ping u n it.....................................
20.751
415 40,018
104 171,895 233,183
4,860 45,153
50,013
Montana:
H untley..............................................................................
2,068
1,497 23,651
306
274
45,529
72,745
36
616
Milk River........................................................................
1,692
750
4,027
26,393
19,924
1,565
1,565
Sun R iver6......................................................................
2,140
6,735
28,950
20,075
240
30
36
306
Montana-North Dakota: Lower Yellowstone.................
7,776
910
6,584
6 968
42,793
27,523
16 8
525
4,575
Nebraska-Wyoming: N orth P latte..................................... 63,658 88,138 95,602
911
33,848 282,157
7,173
9,478
2,305
Nevada: Truckee-Carson.....................................................
49,920
2,920
77,940 130,780
New Mexico:
Carlsbad.............................................................................. 2,311
8,833 14,430
17,911
43,485 58,985
8,454
67,439
Hondo.................................................................................
225
1,550
420
2,195
New Mexico-Texas: Rio Grande........................................
59,770 217,879 54,776
46 808
120 323,557 656,102 27,886
16,872
1,050
Oregon: Um atilla.....................................................................
2,753
2,753
386
2,700
3; 086
Oregon-Califomia: K lam ath................................................. 151,812
37,408 12,918
25,383 227,521
South Dakota: Belle Fourche............................................... 29i963 60,470 36,707 1,392
47,778 176,310 49.560
4,552
305
47,417
Utah: Strawberry Valley....................................................... 32,881
2,175 42,084
650 237,886 315,676
7468
468
W ashington:
Okanogan...........................................................................
1,889
60
1,949
Yakima—
Smmyside unit.......................................................... 20,001 312,694
2,352
23,383 358,430
Tieton u n it................................................................. 23,205 46,291 31,189
82,920 183,605
2,340
2,340
Wyoming: Shoshone............................................................... 9,705
134,016
100
52,831 196,652
2,268
9,081
96
11,445
Total for irrigated areas covered by crop reports. 987,179 9 5 6 835,049 19,423 2,490,625 5,288,966 599,664 295,650 175,604 10,722 4,546 1,086,186
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VALUE OF CROPS HARVESTED—Continued.
Vegetables and truck.

Hay and forage.
State and project.

Alfalfa
hay.




Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
145,464 83,200
10,383
2,576
853
2,107 5,585 14,716
81,426 4,419 2,320
16,397 4,656
246
198
8,150 2,670
416
352 4,407
13,672
2,530
1,185
640
5,248
378
8,128
499
830 5,171
6,345 30,096
55
913 1,462
33,530
'624' 16,615 *3,665
8,044
2,046 3,790 1,136
1,968 50,020 27,300
6, ISO 15,075 8,052
157 1,859 2,612

Total.

Pota­
Beans. Onion?. Potatoes, toes, Truck, Total.
white. sweet.

Dolls. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1,089,948 950,796 6,186,976 51,120
19,289 82,643 379,213 10,215
26,628 249,110
662
4,970
168
20
1,146
6,090 18,632 416.961 15,976 97,073
76
852
30 63,697 1,031,991 10,272
9,545
7,870 56,791 865,769 1,532 2,378
306
44,713 638,932
5,091
8,867 143,305
38,625
1,160
68,981
3,834
67,008
151
1,025
4,628 38,710 496,759 13,608
30,207 597,190
59
19,818 160,618
27,152
1,050
**20,587 1,567,832 68,956 3,060
324
352
4,023 116,008
17,973 274,143
27,826 306,085
573
34,885 480,100
405
218
49,459
192
580
81,177 ' 55,575 1,711,127 7,098
416 21,200 336.800 8,064 7,280
36
19,686 269,930
574

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
31,590 11,475 331,340
25.038
22,288
1,392
3,089
9,369
733,923
145,170
423 31,198
24,541
183,480
12,903
231,042
9,927
5 ,m
1,715
1,718
3,037
15,378
3,300
5,085
7,211
246,690
28,196
35,280
995 2,091
300
14,407 214,230
4,180
2,975
4,680
3,515
5.080
14,002
28,745
63,502
10,815
6,139
95,100
732,192
26,630
147,375
16,605
40,489

Dollars.
425,525
35.253
22,28S
5.143
856,341
187,139
211,931
244,251
15,816
3,433
18,415
8,536
267,509
63,476
3,145
300
300,653
7,507
8,195
19,659
93,127
17,577
834,390
189,349
57,668

119,462 348,443 182,461 17,014 1,211,078 1,549,636 16,385,644 190,264 110,628 2,648,523 27,300 919,911 3,896,626

IBRIGATKW.

Dollars.
Arizona: Balt River........ ........................................ 3,917,668
Arizona-Califomia: Yuma. ................................. 266,898
California: Orland.................................................... 219,906
Colorado:
3,929
Grand Valley....................................................
368,685
Uncompahgre..............................................
Idaho:
Boise.................................................................. 879,247
Minidoka—
Gravity unit............................................... 770,264
South Side pumping unit........................ 478,110
Montana:
Huntley............................................................. 129,263
Milk River......................................................... 23,793
Sun River1........................................................ 62,617
Montana-North Dakota: Lower Yellowstone. .. 64,758
Nebraska-Wyoming: North Platte...................... 447,795
Nevada: Truckee-Carson...................................... 558,855
New Mexico:
Carlsbad............................................................. 140,301
Hondo................................................................. 20,101
New Mexico-Texas: Rio Grande....................... 1,510,480
Oregon: Umatilla.................................................. 109,555
Oregon-California: Klamath................................. 222,640
257,355
South Dakota: Belle Fourche............................
Utah: Strawberry Valley....................................... 437,171
Washington:
Okanogan........................................................... 41,715
Yakima—
Sunnyside unit......................................... 1,495,087
285,841
Tieton unit.............................................
Wyoming: Shoshone............................................. 245,616
Total for irrigated areas covered by crop
reports........................................................ 12,957,550

Clover Other Corn Peas. Other Pasture.
forage.
hay. hay. fodder.

Fruits and nuts.
State and project.

Miscellaneous.

Apples. Peaches.| Pears. Prunes. Citrus h u ? " l 0ther
fruit.

Dollars Dollars Dollars ,Dollars Dollars
i
|1 2 5 '. non
4,000 | 10,204
15,919 '*1,670 5. sen
17,439
26
642 ! 65 ’ ___
429 4,936
9 p.........
1

Arizona: Salt R iver..........................................
Aruana-Calilornia; Y u m a ...................................
California: Orland..............................................
Colorado: Grand Valiev................... ...............
Uncompahgre.....................................
Idaho; Boise..........................................................
Minidoka—Gravity u n it.........................
South Side pumping u n it..
Montana; H untley.............................................
Milk R iver............................................
Sun R iver1..........................................
M ontana-North Dakota: Lower Yellowstone..
Nebraska-Wvoming: N orth ria tte ...................
New Mexloo: Carlsbad.........................................
..........................
H ondo......
New Me*ioo.Texss: Rio Grande........................ 61,800
Oregon: U m atilla..................................................
7,136
Oregon-Californla; K lam ath... ..........................
South Dakota*. Belle Fourehe............................
U tah: Strawberry Valley....................................
W ashington: Okanogan....................................... 341,688
Yakima—Sunnyside unit. ..... 921,648
Tieton unit.................. 343,245
Wyoming; Shoshone............... ............................
68
Totalforirrigated areas covered by crop
reports................................................. 1,509,372

3,979
67,"260
7,609
131,631
42,950

1

.

Total.
.

Cotton
Beets, and cot* Cane, Other.
sugar. ton seed.

Dollars Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
84,420
2335,120
3 4,410
65ft 16 '
<34,778
104
5,800
23,283
4.817
22,489 183,850
2,725
8,099
522
522
522 216,644
101,176
299
299 255,823
2,338
(
1
|.
................................1..................... 575,650
, . . . 1 .. 3,979
184,"500" ............... 1............ 6,180
319,740
3,605
1,398
8,534
»
86
6,818
1
36,362 424,207
3,110
277
2,543 3,761 258,988
235,402 64,307 11,319 36,210
1,400,577
45,360
122
2,764
334,441
127
195 05,013

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
704,014
3,438
487,697
64,350
10,800
,
494
8,284
10,616
6,000
60 ( 414
104,082 16,553
2,553

381
1,837

1,913
1,080
195
«2
37,416
56,000

Total,

DoUara.
707,452
532,047
10,800
6,294
148,114
11,188
222,644
191,178
256,200
2,838
381
577,487
121,235
2,553
3,605
1,913
7,848
424,402
412
37,416
56,000
85,013

Total.

Dollars.

8,435,719
1,435,403
342,339
54,692
1,949,529
2,337,494
1,542,878
1,257,555
489,071
70,016
118,990
121,586
1,833,390
791,446
399,901
82,200
2,893,740
139,800
509,865
657.819
1,320,135
328,385
4,341,940
1,102,536
600,803

200,061 474,013 68,831 147,4S3 142,259 20,085 2,761,852 1,881,449 1,270,393 19,351 203,365 3,380,658 32,709,832

• General note' for irrigation tables.—Source: The United States Reclamation Service, Departm ent of the Interior. Complete statistics relating to irrigation in the United States
w i ^ t e o i n census years only. The figures given in. these tables relate only to lands served by w orts controlled by this Service. Xn 1916 the Government projects watered
• +u TTC^esJ»*o* * ®projects under way when completed will serve about 1,600,000 acres. In 1909 the acreage so served (390,000) constituted 2,9 per cent of the total acreage irrigated
m the united {states,, since which tim e the latter acreage has increased about 10 per cent. Data for calendar year (irrigation season), except on Salt River project, Arl®., data for
corresponding agricultural year ending Nov. 30,1916. Figures are restricted to irrigated areas covered by crop reports, excluding about 100,000 acres irrigated, put not covered t>y
crop reports, and small areas cropped by dry farming on a few projects, except as noted for Sun River project, Montana. Ail value figures are intended to snow the value received by
the farmer efor his crops, whether sold on the farm or in town, with or without baling, boxing, etc, if fed by the farmer, the crop is given a value representing1the average selling
price on m farm.
1Crop reports covered 158 irrigated farms, which produced some crops without irrigation.
* Not reported under separate fruits.
3 Includes deciduous fruit, $124,800, not listed under separate fruits.
< Includes deciduous fruit, $3,600, not listed under separate fruits.



No. 19.—ABBAS OB THE COAL FIELDS, ESTIMATES OF OBIGINAL AND FBESENT SUPPLY, AND THE PBODUCTiON 09
to
TO THE CLOSE OF 1918: B y P rovinces , R egions , and States .
[Source: Report of the Geological Survey, Departm ent of the Interior.]
exhaus­
produc­
Estim ated original Total to close Totalto close Estim ated avail­
tion
tion
able supply.
supply.
of 1913.
of 1913.

Area.
ANTHRACITE.

Square miles.
C1)
480
480

Short tons.
Short tons.
(0
21,000,000,000 2,446,696,010
21,000,000,000 2,446,696,010

4,847,000,000
4,487,000,000

Short tons.
16,153,000,000
16,153,000,000

715,700
(3)

199,284,300
(s)

Short tons.

BITUMINOUS .3

Ohio..................................................................................................................................................
Virginia...........................................................................................................................................
Total.............................................................................................................................................

Interior province.

Northern region: Michigan................................................................................................................
Eastern region.
Total.............................................................................................................................................



60
150
8,455
167
10,270
455
12,660
14,200
4,400
1,750
17,000
69,357
11,000
35,600
6,500
6,400
48,500

200,000,000

m

477,125
(3)

67.583.000. 000 254,954,358
9,425,298
933,000,000
67.787.000. 000
93,423,911
8,044,000,000
175,653, 679
682,678,546
93,967,900,000
112,574,000,000 2,731,945,059
25.665.000. 000 123,793,965
22.500.000. 000
96,287,781
787,543,870
151,544,900,000
550,598,800,000 4,055,706,467

67.200.600.000
382.400.000
918,800,000
14,200,000
140.000. 000 67, 647,000,000
7,780,500,000
263.500.000
92.943.900.000
1.024.000. 000
4.100.000. 000 108,474,000,000
186.000. 000 25,479,000,000
22,365, .500,000
134.500.000
150,363,600,000
1,181,300,000
543,172,900,000
7,425,900,000

22,911,711

34,400,000

11.965,600,000

965,516,323
201,399,800,000
53.051.000. 000 251,632,098
55.540.000. 000 114.704,743
309,990,800,000 1,331,853,164

1,448,300,000
377,500,000
172,000,000
1,997,800,000

199,951,500,000
52,673,500,000
55,368,000,000
307,993,000,000

12,000,000,000

COAL

Eastern province.

A tlantic coast region:
Virginia...........................................................................................................................................
Appalachian region:

3 2 9 5 1 °— s A 1917CO

W estern and southwestern regions:4
Arkansas..........................................
Iow a..................................................
Kansas..............................................
Missouri............................................
Oklahoma........................................
Texas................................................
Total..............................................

Rocky Mountain and Northern Great Plains provinces.

Pacific coast province and Alaska.

Alaska..................................................................................................
California.............................................................................................
Oregon..................................................................................
W ashington............................................................................. !!*...!
Total.........................................................................................
Total production, including colliery consumption.........

1,887,000,000
36,559,588
29.160.000. 000 186,603,097
30.000. 000.000 129,696,761
84.000. 000.000 120,168,472
54,951,500,000
59,474,164
31.000.
000.000 26, 649,290
230,998,500,000
559,151,372

3,610
19,754
1,230
39,532
14,220
35.980
10.980
11,176
41,540
178,022

14.151.400.000
317.852.600.000
700,000,000
381.115.800.000
191.840.100.000
697.929.400.000
1,020,300,000
88.345.500.000
670.723.100.000
2,363,678,200,000

40
230
1,800
2,070
6 450,839

44.000,000
1,000,000,000
63,873,100,000
64,917,100,000
3,553,383,400,000

55.000. 000
280,000,000
194,500,000
180,000,000
89,200,000
40.000.
000
838,700,000

1,832,000,000
28,880,000,000
29.805.500.000
83.820.000. 000
54.862.300.000
30.960.000. 000
230,159,800,000

263,000,000
73,000
62,000,000
62,200,000
8,200,000
51,400,000
178,000,000
624,873,000

■ 14,151,400,000
317.589.600.000
699,927,000
381.053.800.000
191.777.900.000
697.921.200.000
1,020,300,000
88,294,100,000
670.545.100.000
2,363,053,327,000

47,969
5,153,264
7.733.000
2,165,821
3.250.000
64,459,440
96,700,000
71,826,494
107,683,000
9, 844,247, 843 15,877,071,700

36,267,000
996,750,000
63,776,400,000
64,809,417,000
3,538,506,328,300

175,361,698
48,623
41,400,059
41,496,606
5,423,516
34,252,834
118,740,918
316,724,254

COAL

Arizona..................................................................................................................
Colorado..................................................................................................
Idaho..................................................................................................... !!!!"!!!!
M ontana..............................................................................................................
New Mexico.........................................................................................!
N orth Dakota.................................................................................................
South D akota......................................................................................
U tah .................................................................................................................
W yoming..........................................................................
Total.............................................................................................................

12,560
18,600
23,960
10,000
68,500
141,200

Vi

I

1 Included in Rocky Mountain and Northern Great Plains provinces.
8Includes brown coal or lignite, semianthracite, semibituminous, etc., and scattering lots of anthracite.
3 Included in production of Appalachian region.
4 Including Arkansas and Texas lignite fields of Gulf province.
8 Includes 89,482 square miles supposed, b ut not definitely known, to contain usable coal, and 28,470 square miles in which the coal lies under cover 3,000 or more feet in thickness.




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No. 20.—POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES AT EACH CENSUS, 1790 TO 1910, WITH ESTIMATES FOB JULY 1,1917:
B y S t a te s a n d G e o g r a ph ic D iv is io n s . .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]

State.

1190

Oklahoma




1810

1830

1840

309,527
**30,388

590,756
"97,'574

771,623
209,897
92,597

297,675
76,748
39,834
34,730
516,853

309,978
78,085
43,712
54,477
691,392

370,792
91,532
51,687
87,445
906,185

12,282 55,211
24,520 147,178

157,445
343,031

476,183
685,866
43,112

851,470
988,416
192,214

406,511
76,556
228,705
380,546
472,040
4,762
40,352
19,783

564,317
153,407
298,335
407,350
523,287
8,896
75,448
66,586

687,917
215,739
399,455
447,040
610,408
31,639
136,621
140,455

779,828
352,411
501,793
470,019
737,699
212,267
375,651
383,702

982,405
517,762
583,169
583,034
994,514
397,654
6,077
606,526
682,044

214,460
245,562

244,161
277,575

269,328
320,823

284,574
373,306

1820

127,901
1,062 **H,'273
251,002
64,273
14,093
162,686
5,641
220,955
151,719
341,548
422,845
8,850
183,858
211,149
589,051
478,103
45,365

261,942
72,674
24,023
252,433

275,248
72,749
33,039
340, m

1850

317,976
489,555
61,547
959,049 1,372,812 1, 918.608 2, 428,921 3,097,394
555,500 638,829 737,987 753,419 869,039
230,760 581,434 937,903 1, 519,407 1,980,329

1860

1870

964,201 996,992
9,658
435,450 484,471
379,994 560,247
34,277
39,864
460,147 537,454
112,216 125,015
75,080 131,700
140,424 187,748
1,057,286 1,184,109
14,999
1,711,951 2,539,891
1,350,428 1,680,637
674,913 1,194,020
107,206 364,399
1,155,684 1,321,011
708,002 726.915
628,279 626.915
687,049 780,894
1,231,066 1,457,351
749,113 1,184,059
172,023 439,706
791,305 827,922
1,182,012 1,721,295
20,595
28,841 122,993
6,857
42,491
326,073 318,300
672,035 906,096
93,516
21,874
3,880,735 4,382,759
992,622 1.071,361
( !)
<*i
2,339,511 2,665,260

1880

1890

1900

1910

1917

1,262,505
40,440
802,525
864,694
194,327
622,700
146,608
177,624
269,493
1,542,180
32,610
3,077,871
1,978,301
1,624,615
996,096
1,648,690
939,946
648,936
934,943
1,783,085
1,636,937
780,773
3,131,597
2,168.380
39,159
452,402
62,266
346,991
1,131,116
119,565
5,082.871
1,399,750
(3)
3,198,062

1,513,401
88,243
1,128,211
1,218,368
413,249
746,258
168,493
230,392
391,422
1,837,353
88,548
3,826,352
2,192,404
1,912,297
1,428,108
1,858,635
1,118,588
661,086
1,042,390
2,238,947
2.093,890
1,310,283
1,289.600
2,679,185
142,924
1,062,656
47,355
376,530
1,444,933
160,282
6,003,174
1,617,949
190,983
3,672,329
<258,657

1,828,697
UJ,931
1,311,564
1,485,053
539,700
908,420
184,735
278,718
528,542
2,216,331
161,772
4,821,550
2,516,462
2,331,853
1,470,495
2,147.174
1,381,625
694,466
1,188,044
2,805,346
2,420,982
1,751,394
1,551,270
3,106,665
243,329
1,066,300
42,335
411,588
1,883,669
195,310
7,268,894
1,893,810
319,146
4,157,545
<790,381

2,138,093
204,354
1,574,449
2,377,549
799,024
1,114,756
202,322
331,069
752,619
2,609,121
325,594
5,638,591
2,700,876
2,224,771
1,690,949
2,289,905
1,656,388
742,371
1,295,346
3,366,416
2,810,173
2,075,708
1,797,H4
3,293,335
376,053
1,192,214
81,875
430,572
2,537,167
327,301
9,113,614
2,206,287
577,056
4,767,121
1,657,155

2.363,939
263,788
1,766,343
3,029,032
988,320
1,265,373
215,160
369,282
916,185
2,895,841
445,176
6,234,995
2,835,492
12,224,771
1,851,870
2,394,093
1,856,954
777,340
1,373,673
3,775,973
3,094,266
2,312,445
1.976,570
3,429,595
472,935
1,284.126
110,738
444,429
3,014,194
423,649
10.460,182
2,434,381
765,319
5,212,085
2,289,855

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STATES.

A labam a.
Arizona ...
Arkansas .
California.
Colorado..
C onnecticut.................. 237,946
D elaw are....................... 59,096
District of Colum bia.....................
F lorida.............................................
82,548
Georgia
Id a h o ..
Illinois .
Indiana
Iowa ...
Kansas
Kentucky
73,677
Louisiana
96,540
M aine. , ..........
319,728
M aryland___
Massachusetts
378,787
M ichigan.
Minnesota
Mississippi
M issouri..
Montana
Nebraska
N evada..
141,885
New Hampshire
184,139
New Jersey........
New M exico. . . .
340,120
New Y o rk ___
393,751
N orth Carolina
N orth D akota.
O hio.........

1800

Co

62,465
13,294
602,365 810,091 1,049,458 1,348,233 1, 724,033 2,311,786 2,906,215
69,122 76,931 83,059
97,199 108,830 147,545 174,620
345,591 415,115 602,741 581,185 £94,398 668,507 703,708
*4,837
105,602 261,727 422,823 681,904 829,210 1,002,717 1,109,801
212,592 604,215
11,380
40,273
154,465 217,895 235,981 280,652 291,948 314,120 315,098
880,200 974,600 1,065,366 1,211,405 239,797 1,421,661 1,596,318
11,594
30,945 305,391 775,881

90,928
3,521,951
217,353
705,608
*14,181
1,258,520
818,579
86,786
330,551
1,225,163
23,955
442,014
1,054,670
9,118
7,239,881 1,638,453 s 12,866,020 »17,069,453 23,191,876 31,443,321 38,558,371

817,704
6,258,113
345,506
1,151,149
348,600
1,767,618
2,235,527
210,779
332,422
1,655,980
357,232
762,794
1,693,330
62,555
*02,947,714

418,636
6,302,115
428,556
1,340,316
401,570
2,020,616
3,048,710
276,749
343,641
1,854,184
518,103
958,800
2,069,042
92,531
75,094,575

672,766
7,665, 111
542,610
1,515,400
583,888
2,184,789
3,896,642
373,351
355,956
2,061,612
1,141,990
1,221,119
2,333,860
145,965
91,972,266

861,992
8,660,042
625,865
1,643,205
716,972
2,304,629
4,515,423
443,866
364,946
2,213,025
1,597,400
1,412,602
2,527,167
184,970
103,635,306

4,700,749
12,706,220
13,478,305
8,932,112
8,857,922
6,429,154
4,740,983
1,213,985
1,888,334
*32,052
*89,990
.............
...............
17,069,453 23,191,876 431,443,321 38,558,371 50,189,209 63,069,756

5,592,017
15,454,678
15,085,581
10,847,423
10,443,480
7,547,757
6,532,290
1,674,657
2,416,692
63,592
154,001
10053,243
91,210
77,256,630

6,552,681
19,315,892
18,250,621
11,637,921
12,194,895
8,400,901
8,784,534
2,633,517
4,192,304
64,356
191,909
1, 118,012
55,608
93,402,151

7,253,996
22,134,418
19,904,005
12,579,931
13,473,354
9,039,231
10,428,575
3,333,442
5,488 424
64,912
219,580
1,231 880
45 353
105,196,801

1,233,011 1,471,973 1,660,071 1,954,717 2,234,822 2,728,116
1,402.565 2,014,702 2,699,845 3.587,664 4,526,260 5,898,735
51,006 272.324 792,719 1,470,018 ^924,728 4,523,260
19,783 66,586 140,455 426,814 880,335
2,286,494 2,674,891 3,061,063 3,645,752 3,925,299 4,679,090
335,407 708,590 1,190,489 1,815,969 2,575,445 3,363,271
77,618 167,680 246,127 449,985 940,251
72,927
105,891

5,308,483 7,239,881 9,638,453

,

12 866,020

3,135,283
7,458,985
6,926,884
2,169,832
5,364,703
4,020,991
1,747,667
174,923
444,053

3,487,924
8,810,806
9,124,517
3,856,594
5,853,610
4,404,445
2,029,965
315,385
675,125

174,768
4,282,891
276,531
995,577
*135,177
1,542,359
1,591,749
143,963
332,286
1,512,565
75,116
618,457
1,315,497
20,789
50,155,783
4,010,529
10,496,878
11,206,668
6,157,443
7,597,197
5,585,151
3,334,220
653,119
1,114,578
*33,426

1 Population of Iowa, Apr. 15,1910; decrease since 1900.
* Population shown for South Dakota in 1860 represents entire Dakota Territory.
* Population of th a t p art of Dakota Territory taken to form North Dakota: 1870, 2,405; 1880,36,909; Of that part taken to form South Dakota: 1870,11,776; 1880,98,268.
* Includes population of Indian Territory: 1890,180,182; 1900,392,060.
* Includes persons <5,318 In 1830 and 6,100 in 1840) on public ships in the service of the United States not credited to any geographic division or State.
9 Includes population (325,462) of Indian Territory ana Indian reservations specially enumerated tn 1890, btztnot included in the general report on population in 1890.
I For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.
8 Alaska was specially enumerated under the law, but the population was not included iu the general report on population in 1880 or 1890.
* According to the census taken as of Dec. 28,1890, under the direction of the Hawaiian Government.
19 According to the census of Porto Rico taken in 1899 under the direction of the W ar Department.
II Persons in the m ilitary and naval service of the United States (including civilian employees, etc.) stationed abroad, not credited to any geographic division or State.



P O P U L A T IO N , B X S T A T E S,

Oregon..............
434,373
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island..
68,825
South Carolina
249,073
South D akota.
Tennessee
35,691
Texas
U ta h ........
V erm ont.
85,425
V irginia..
747,610
W ashington
West V irginia.
W isconsin.....
W yom ing____
T o ta l................. 3,929,214
Geographic divisions.1
New E n gland.......... 1,009,408
Middle A tlantic........ 958,632
E ast N orth C entral.
W est N orth Central
South A tlan tic........ 1,851,806
109,368
E ast South Central
W est South Central
M ountain................
Pacific......................
A laska........................
H aw aii.......................
Porto R ico................
M ilitary and naval11
Grand total
3,929,214

CD

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P O P U L A T IO N -----R A N K OP S T A T E S .

2 1 .—R A N K O P S T A T E S IN P O P U L A T IO N : C ensus Y ears 1790
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]

State.

1790 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 I860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910
26

19
26

15
28

12
25

16
24
25
26
10
20
13
6
19
12
11
8
27
22
21

20
26
28
27
9
14
10
29
6
19
13
15
8
23
17
16

12
26
29
21
30
33
31
9
11
7
27
8
18
16
17
6
20
36
15
13
22
19
32
1
10
3

13
25
26
38
24
32
35
31
11

9
19
22
11
24
21

14
22
25
11
24
18

7
18
14
8
5
25
20
23

6
17
12
10
7
27
21
23

10
9
5
3

ii
.1 0
3
4
18

16
12
2
4
13

is
13

is
14

i
4
5

1
B
4

22
18
1
7
*3

2
15
7
17

2
16
6
15

3
17
6
10

3
20
8
9

2
23
9
7

2
24
if
5

12
1

13
1

15
1

16
2

17
3

21
4

34
2
28
14
5
25
35
23
4

30

K entucky...................
M aine..........................
M aryland...................
M assachusetts..........

8
17
19
12
21

C onnecticut.............
D elaw are...................
District of Columbia
G eorgia.......................

24

36
2
29
18
in
23
37
28
5
40
i5

5
1
3
7
2
4
6

5
1
3
7
2
4
6
9
8

B
1
2
6
3
4
7
9
8

8
16
i3

14
11
6
4

9
14
7
5
20

New H am pshire....
New Je rse y ...............
New Y o rk .................
North C arolina........
Pennsylvania............
Rhode Isla n d ...........
South Carolina..........
T ennessee.................
U ta h ............................
V irg in ia .....................

1910.;

to

Geographic dividons . >
New E ngland...........
M iddle A tlantic........

2
3

South A tlantic.........
East South C entral..

1
4

Pacific.......................

3
2
6
1
4

3
2
&
7
1
4
6

3
2
5
7
1
4
6

3
2
5
7
•1
4
6

4
6
20
33
9
17
22
19
7
16
30
14
8
39
41
27
21
34
1
12
842
3

16
46
26
24
41
25
35
34
33
12
44
4
6
11
29
8
21
23
20
7
13
28
18
5
43
36
40
31
17
37
1
14
845
3

9
19
39
30
10
42
27
15
47

37
2
33
21
12
11
39
32
14
42
29
16
47

17
147
24
22
31
29
43
40
32
12
46
3
8
10
19
11
25
30
27
6
9
20
21
5
45
26
49
33
18
44
1
16
42
4
139
38
2
36
23
435
13
7
41
37
15
34
28
14
48

9
19
20
5
43
27
49
37
16,
44
1
15
40
4
>80
36
2
35
24
38
14
6
42
39
17
34
28
13
48

6
2
1
5
3
4
7
9
8

6
2
1
4
8
B
7
9
8

2
1
3
4
5
6
9
8

7

7

38
2
32
22

17
44
25
24
35
28
38
36
34
13
46
4
6
10
20
8
22
27
23
7
9
26
18
5
30
43
31
19
41
1
15
840
3

18
47
25
21
32
29
45
41
33
11
46
3
8
10
22
12
23
31
26
7

2
1
4
3
5
6
9
8

18
46
25
12
32
31
47
43
33
10
45
3
9
15
22
14
24
34
27
6
8
19
21
7
40
29
49
39
11
44
1

16
37
4
23
35
2
38
26
36
17
5
41
42
20
30
28
13
48
7
1

2
4
3
6
5
9
8

1 For 1890 the rank of Arizona advances from 48 to 47 and th at of Oklahom a advances from 46 to 39
when the population specially enumerated in Indian Territory and on Ind ian reservations is included.
* Includes South Dakota.
*The ranking of Oklahom a in 1900 was 38 and Indian Territory 39. The present ranking forth©
sam e census is based on the combined population of Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
4 For 1890 the rank of South Dakota advances from 37 to 35 w hen the population specially enum er­
ated on Indian reservations is included.
^
6 New E ngland division: Maine, New Ham pshire, Verm ont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Cphhecticut. Middle A tlantic division: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. East N orth C entral'di vision:
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, M ichigan, Wisconsin. West N orth Central division: M innesota, Iowa, Missouri,
N ortn Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas. South A tlantic division: Delaware, M aryland, Dis­
trict of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, N orth Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. #East
South Central division: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi. West South Central division:
Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahom a, Texas. M ountain division: M ontana, Idaho, W yoming, Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada. Pacific division: W ashington, Oregon, California.




37

P O P U L A T IO N , B Y R A C E .

N o. 2 2 __ POPULATION AT EACH CENSUS, 1850 TO 1910: B y C o l o r a n d

R a c e , a n d b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D iv i s io n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau ol the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.)

State and race.
Alabama:
W hite..........................
M o th e r.....................
Total........................
Arizona:
W hite..........................

I860

I860

426,514 526,271
345,109 ’ 437,770
ICO
771,623 964,201

1870

1880

1890

1900

521,384 662,185 833,718 1,001,152
475,510 600,103 678,489 827,307
98
1,194
217
238
996,992 1,262,505 1,513,401 1,828,697
35,180
155
5,125
40,440

55,734
1,357
31,152
88,243

1,228,832
908,282
979
2,138,093

92,903
1,848
28,180
122,931

171,468
2,009
30,877
204,354

324,143 362,115
111,259 122,169
48 >" 187
435,450 484,471

591,531 818,752 944,580
210,666 309,117 366,856
328
342
128
802,525 1,128,211 1,311,564

1,131,026
442,891
532
1,574,449

323,177
4,086
52,731
379,994

499,424
4,272
56,551
560,247

767,181 1,111,833 1,402,727
6,018
11,322
11,045
91,495
71,281
90,243
864,694 1,213,398 1,485,053

2,259,672
21,645
96,232
2,377,549

34,231
46
34,277

39,221
456
187
39,864

191,126
2,435
766
194,327

404,534
6,215
2,500
413,249

529,046
8,570
2,084
539,700

783,415
11,453
4,156
799,024

370,792

Arkansas:
W hite..........................

9,581
26
51
9,658

1910

451,504
8,627
16
460,147

527,549
9,668
237
537,454

610,769
11,547
384
622,700

733,438
12,302
518
746,258

892,424
15,226
770
908,420

1,098,897
15,174
685
1,114,756

71,169
20,363

90,589
21,627

102,221
22,794

91,532

112,216

125,015

120,160
26,442
6
146,608

140,066
28,386
- 41
168,493

153,977
30,697
61
184,735

171,102
31,181
39
202,322

37,941
13,746

60,763
14,316

88,278
43,404

51,687

75,080

18
131,700

118,006
59,596
22
177,624

154,695
75,572
125
230,392

191,532
86,702
484
278,718

236,128
94,446
495
331,069

47,203
40,242

77,746
62,677

87,445

140,424

96,057
91,689
2
187,748

142,605
126,690
198
269,493

224,949
166,180
293
391,422

297,333
230,730
479
528,542

443,634
308,669
316
752,619

591,550 *638,926 816,906 978,357 1,181,294
465,698 545,142 725,133 858,815 1,034,813
38
41
141
224
181
906,185 1,057,286 1,184,109 1,542,180 1,837,353 2,216,331

1,431,802
1,176,987
332
2,609,121

162,189
47,708
209,897

California:

91,635
962
92,597

Colorado:
W hite..........................
Connecticut:
W hite..........................
Delaware::

District of Columbia:

Florida:
W hite..........................
Total........................
Georgia:
W hite..........................
A llother.....................
Idaho:
W hite..........................
N e g ro .......................

363,099
7,693

521,572
384,613

Total........................




10,618
60
4,321
14,999

29,013
53
3,544
32,610

82,117
201
6,230
88,548

154,495
293
6,984
161,772

' 319,221
661
5,722
325,594

38

P O P U L A T IO N , B Y R A C E .

N o . 2 2 . — P o p u l a t io n a t E a c h C e n s u s , 1850 t o 1910: B y C o l o r a n d R a c e ,
b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s — C o n tin u ed .
State and race.
Illinois:
W hite..........................
Indiana:
W hite..........................
Total........................
Iowa:
W hite..........................
Total........................
Kansas:
W hite..........................
Kentucky:
W hite..........................
Louisiana:
W hite........................

1850

I860 1 1870'

1880

1890

1900

and

1910

846,034 1,704,291 2,511,096 3,031,151 3,768,472 4,734,873
57,028
5,436
28,762
46,368
85,078
7,628
852
32
33
352
1,599
851,470 1,711,951 2,539,891 3,077,871 3,826,352 4,821,550

5,526,962
109,049
2,580
5,638,591

977,154 1,338,710 1,655,837 1,938,798 2,146,736 2,458,502
45,215
11,262
11,428
24,560
39,228
57,505
240
275
453
455
290
988,416 1,350,428 1,680,637 1,978,301 2,192,404 2,516,462

2,639,961
60,320
595
2,700,876

673,779 1,188,207 .1,614,600 1,901,090 2,218,667
9,516
10,685
5,7®
12,693
1,069
522
499
65
a
493
674,913 1,194,020 1,624,615 1,912,297 2,231,853

2,209,191
14,973
607
2,224,771

952,155 1,376,619 1,416,319
49,710
43,107
52,003
834
1,779
2,173
996,096 1,428,108 1,470,495

1,634,352
54,030
2,567
1,690,949

919,484 1,098,692 1,377,179 1,590,462 1,862,309
236,167 222,210 271,451 208,071 284,706
109
60
102
159
33
1,155,684 1,321,011 1,648,690 1,858,635 2,147,174
982,405

2,027,951
261,656
298
2,289,905

191,881
333
192,214

106,390
627
189
107,206

346,377
17,108
914
364,399

761,413
220,992

Maryland:
w h ite .....................
Massachusetts:

Michigan:
W hite..........................
Total........................
Minnesota:
W hite..........................
Mississippi:
A llother.....................

517,782

362,065
364,210
640
726,915

941,086
454,954 558,395 729,612
483,655 559,193 650,804- 713, S74
1,428
1,337
1,000
1,209
939,940 1,118,588 1,381,625 1,656,388

581,813
1,356

626,947
1,327

583,109

Maine:
W hite..........................

357,456
350,373
173
708,002

5
628,279

624,800
1,606
500
626,915

646,852
1,451
633
648,936

417,943
165,091

515,918
171,131

583,034

6S7,049
1,221,432
9,602
32
1,231,066
736,142
6,799
6,172
749,113

605,497
175,391
6
780,894

255,491
262,271

985,4,50
9,064

994,514
395,071
2,583
367,654
6,038
39
6,077
295,718
310,808
606,526




169,395
256
2,369
172,023
353,899
437,404
2
791,305

659,203
1,190
633
661,086

692,226
1,319
921
694,466

739,995
1.363
1,013
742,371

724,693 826,493
210,230 215,657
20
240
934,943 1,042,390
1,763,782 2,215,373
18,697
22,144
606
1,430
1,783,085 2,238,947
1,614.560 2,072,884
15,100
15,223
7,277
5,783
2,093,890
1,636,937
776,884 1,296,408
1,564
3,683
10,192
2,325
780,773 1,320,283

952,424
235,064
556
1,188,044
2,769,764
31,974
3,608
2,805,346

1,062,639
232,250
457
1,295,346

2,398,563
15,816
6,603
2,420,982

2,785,247
17,115
7,811
2,810,173

1,737,036
4,959
9,399
1,751,394

2,059,227
7,084
9,397
2,07^708

382,896 479,398 544,851 641,200
444,201 650,291 742,559 907,630
2,190
2,440
825
1,908
827,922 1,131,597 1,289,600 1,551,270

786,111
1,009,487
1,516
1,797,114

1,443,156
13,947
248
1,457,351
1,167,282
11,849
4,92S
1,184,059
438,257
• 759
690
439,706

3,324,926
38,055
3,435
3,366,416

P O P U L A T IO N ,

N o.

BY

39

RACE.

2 2 .—P opulation at E ach Census , 1850 to 1910: B y Colob and R ace, and
by S tates and G eographic D ivisions — Continued.
1850

State and race.
Missouri:
W hite..........................

1860

1870

1880

1890

1900

592,004 1,063,489 1,603,146 2,022,826 2,528,458 2,944,843
90,040 118,503 118,071 145,350 150,184 161,234
2
0
204
543
78
588
682,044 1,182,012 1,721,295 2,168,380 2,679,185 3,106,665

Montana:

1910
3.134,932
157,452
951
3,293,335

18,306
183
2,106
20,595

Nevada:
W h ite ........................

360,580
1,834
13,639
370,053

122,117
789
87
122,993

449,764 1,047,096 1,056,526
2,385
8,913
6,269
253
6,647
3,505
452,402 1,062,656 1,066,300

1,180,293
7,689
4,232
1,192,214

6,812
46

—
•

226,283
1,523
15,523
243,329

28,696
82
63
28,841

Nebraska:

35,385
346
3,428
39,159

38,959
357
3,176
42,491

317,456
520

New Hampshire:
Total........................
New Jersey:

6,857
325,579
494

317,976

326,073

465,509
24,046

646,699
25,336

317,697
580
23
318,300
875,407
30,658
31
906,096
90,393
172
1,309
91,874
4,330,210
52,081
468
4,382,759
678,470
391,650
1,241
1,071,361
12,887
04

53.556
488
8

127,690
1,490
13,744
142,924

,

62,266
346,229
685
77
346,991
1,092,017
38,853
246
1,131,116
108,721
1,015
9,829
119,565
5,016,022
65,104
1,745
5,082,871
867,242
531,277
1,231
1,399,750
133,147
401
2
0
1,629 0
‘ 135,177

39,121
242
7,992 2
2
47,355
375,840
614
76
376,530
1,396,581
47,638
714
1,444,933
142,918
1,956
15,408
160,282
5,923,955
70,092
9,127
6,003,174
1,055,382
561,018
1,549
1,617,949
2

35,405
134
6,796
42,335

74,276
513
7,086
81,875

410,791
662
135
411,588

429,906
564

1,812,317
69,844
1,508
1,883,669

489,555 672,035
New Mexico:
82,924
W hite..........................
61,525
180,207
2
2
85
1,610
A nother.....................
10,507
13,493
195,310
Total........................
61,547
93,516
New York:
7,156,881
W h ite ......................... 3,048,325 3,831,590
49,069
49,005
99,232
140
AUothor.....................
12,781
3,097,394 3,880,735
7,268,894
N orth Carolina:
W hite.......................... 653,028 629,942
1,263,603
316,011 361,522
624,469
1,158
5,738
Total........................ 869,039 992,622
1,893,810
North Dakota:
W hite..........................
2,576
182,407 311,712
373
286
All other.....................
2,26i
1
,
8,203
7,148
Total........................
*4,837 ' 14,181
190,983 319,146
Ohio:
W hite.......................... 1,955,050 2,302,808 2,601,946 3,117,920 3,584,805 4,060,204
26,279
36,673
63,213
79,900
96,901
87,113
30
1
0
1
242
411
440
Total........................ 1,980,329 2,339,511 2,665,2G0 3,198,062 3, G72,329 4,157,545
Oklahoma:
W hite..........................
172,554 670,204
21,609
55,684
64,494
64,503
Total........................
2 258,657 2 790,391
i Dakota Territory.



s Includes Indian Territory.

1

430,572
2,445,894
89,760
1,513
2,537,167
304,594
1,628
21,079
327,301
8,966,845
134,191
12,578
9,113,614
1,500,511
697,843
7,933
2,206,287
569,855
617
6,584
577,056
4,654,897
111,452
772
4,767,121
1,444,531
137,612
75,012
1,657,155

0

2

40

P O P U L A T IO N ,

BY

RACE.

N o. 2 2 .—P opulation at E ach Census , 1850 to 1910: B y Color and R ace , a n d
b y States and G eographic D ivisions —Continued.
State and race.
Oregon:
W hite..........................

1850

I860

1870

1880

1890

1900

1910

13,087
207

52,160
128
177
52,465

86,929
346
3,648
90,923

163,075
487
11,206
174,768

301,982
1,186
14,536
317,704

394,582
1,105
17,849
413,536

655,090
1,492
16,183
672,765

13,294
Pennsylvania:
W hite.......................... 2,2-58,160 2,849,259 3,456,609 4,197,016
63,626
63,949
65,294
85,535
48
340
7
Total........................ 2,311,786 2,906,215 3,521,951 4,2S2,891
Rhode Island:
W hite.......................... 143,875 170,649 212,219 269,939
3,670
3,952
4,980
6,488
154
104
19
147,545 174,620 217,353 * 276,531
South Carolina:
W hite.......................... 274,563 291,300 289,667 391,105
393,944 412,320 415,814 604,332
125
140
8
8
668,507 703.708 705,606 995,577
South Dakota:
W hite..........................
A nother.....................
Total........................
Tennessee:
756,836 826,722 936,119 1,138,831
245,881 283,019 322,331 403,151
60
70
377
Total........................ 1,002,717 1,109.801 1,258,520 1,542,359
Texas:
154,034 420,891 564,700 1,197,237
58,558 182,921 253,475 393,384
403
404
1,128
Total........................ 212,592 604,215 818.579 1,591,749
Utah:
11,330
40,125
86,044 142,423
232
59
50
118
624 . 1,308
89
11,380
40,273
86,786 143,963
Total........................
Vermont:
W hite.......................... 313,402 314,369 329,613 331,218
1,057
924
709
718
14
1
2
0
314,120 315,098 330,551 332,286
Virginia:
W hite.......................... 894,800 1,047,299 712,089 880,858
526,861 548,907 512,841 631,616
1
1
2 233
91
1,421,661 1,596,318 1,225,163 1,512,565
Washington:
67,199
11,138
22,195
W hite..........................
325
30
'207
7,592
426
1,553
75.116
11,594
23,955
W est Virginia:
424,033 592,537
W hite..........................
17,980
25,880
1
34
442,014 618,457



5,148,258 6,141,664
107,596 156,845
3,606
2,259
5,258,113 6,302,115
337,859
7,393
254
345,506

1

7,467,713
193,919
3,479
7,665,111

419,050
9,002
414
428,556

532,492
9,529
589
542,610

462,008 557,807
688,934 782,321
207
188
1,151,149 1,340,316

679,161
835,843
396
1,515,400

328,010
541
20,049
348,600

3S0,7l4
4G5
20,391
401,570

563,771
817
19,300
583,888

1,336,637 1,540,186
430,678 480,243
203
187
1,767,518 2,020,616

1,711,432
473,088
269
2,184,789

1,745,935 2,426,669
488,171 620,722
1,421
1,31ft
2,235,527 3,048,710

3,204,848
690,049
1,645
3,896,542

205,925
588
4,266
210,779
331,418
937
67
332,422

1

272,465
672
3,612
276,749
342,771
826
44
343,641

366,583
1,144
5,624
373,351
354,298
1,621
37
355,956

,020,122 1,192,855 1,389,809
671,096
635,438 660,722
420
707
607
1,655,980 1,854,184 2,061,612
340,829 496,304 1,109,111
6,058
.2,514
1,602
26,821
14,801
19,285
357,232 518,103 1,141,990
730,077 915,233 1,156,817
64,173
32,690
43,499
6
8
129
27
762,794 958,800 1,221,119

1

41

POPULATION, BY RACE.
•N o.

2 2 . — P o p u l a t io n
by

State and race.
Wisconsin:

W yoming:

at

S ta tes'

E ach C e n s u s , 1850

and

I860
304,75G
635
305,391

Total United States:
W hite.......................... 19.553.068
3,638,808
23,191,876

Geographic divisions.*
New England:
W hite............... .

t o 1910: B y C o l o r a n d
G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s — C on tin ued.-

I860

1870

1880

773,693 1,051,351 1,309,618
1,171
2,113
2,702
1,206
1,017
3,177
775,881 1,054,670 1,315,497
8,726
19,437
183
298
1,054
209
9,118
20.789
26,922,537 33,589,377 43,402,970
4,441,830 4,880,009 6,580,793'
78,954
88,985 172,020
31,443,321 38,558,371 50,155,783

1890
1,680,828
2,444
10,058
1,693,330
59,324
922
2,309
62,555
55,101,258
7,488,676
357,780
162,947,714

1900

B ace, a n d
1910

2,057,911 2,320,555
2,542
2,900
8,589
10,405
2,069,042 2,333,860
89,051
140,318
940
2,235
3,412
2,540
92,531
145,965
66,809,196 81,731,957
8,833,994 9,827,763
351.385
412,546
75,994,575 91,972,266

2,705,095 3,110,480 3,455,043 3,968,789 4,653,191 5,527,026 6,480,514
23,021
44,580
31,705
39,925
24,711
59,099
66,306
92
1,176
1,815
2,978
5,892
5,861
2,728,116 3,135,283 3,487,924 4,010,529 4,700,749 5,592,017 6,552,681
Middle Atlantic:
W hite.......................... 5,771.994 7,327.548 8,662,226 10,305,055 12,468,794 15,110,862 18,880,452
120,741 131,290 148,033 189.492 225,326 325,921
417,870
147
547
2,331
1
2
, 17,895
1
0
0 17,5^0
5,898,735 7,458,985 8,810,806 10,496,878 12,706,220 15,454,678 19,315,892
E ast North Central:
W hite.......................... 4,478,065 6,855,644 8,987,512 11,012,047 13,253,725 15,710,053 17,927,622
45,195
63,699 130,497 183,298 207,023 257,842
300,836
7,541
17,686
6,508
11,323
17,557
22,163
4,523,260 6,926,884 9,124,517 11,206,668 13,478,305 15,985,581 18,250,621
West North Central:
789,923 2,044,325 3,710.991 5,949.376 8,660.088 10,065,817 11,351,621
90,412 120,540 142,583 202,323 224,089 237,909
242,662
3,020
5,744
47,935
4,967
43,697
43,638
880,335 2,169,832 3,856,594 6,157,443 8,932,112 10,347,423 11,637,921
South Atlantic:
2,818,219 3,305,107 3,635,238 4,654,112 5,592,149 6,706,058 8,071,603
1,860,871 2,058,198 2,216,705 2,941,202 3,262,690 3,729,017 4,112,488
3,083
1,398
1,667
1,883
8,405
10,804
4,679,090 5,364,703 5,853,610 7,597,197 8,857,922 10,443,480 12,194,895
East South Central:
2,240,481 2,626,376 2,939,091 3,657,593 4,305,668 5,044,847 5,754,326
1,132,790 1,394,360 1,464,252 1,924,996 2,119,797 2,499,886 2,652,513
1
, 1
0
255
2,562 2
3,689
3,024
3,062
3,363,271 4,020,991* 4,404,445 5,585,151 6,429,154 7,547,757 8,409,901
West South Central:
W hite.......................... 571,714 1,102,490 1,288,880 2,243,722 3,295,636 4.771.065 6,721,491
368,537 644,553 739.854 1,087,705 1.378,090 1.694.066 1,984; 426
624
1,231
2,793 ' 67,257
67,159
78,617
940,251 1.747,667 2,029,965 3,334,220 4,740,983 6,532,290 8,784,534
Mountain:
72,855 164,092 301,848 614,821 1,117,363 1,579,855 2,520,455
W hite..........................
72
1,555
235
5,022
12,971
15,590
21,467
11,982
10,596
33,276
79,212
83,601
91,595
72,927 174,923 315,385 653,119 1,213,935 1,674,657 2,633,517
Pacific:
104,722 386,475 608 548 997,455 1,754,644 2,293,613 4,023,873
4,825
4,244
1,169
6,830
14,110
14,664
29,195
53,334
61,752 110,293 119,580 108,415
139,236
105,891 444,053 675,125 1,114,578 1,888,334 2,416,692 4,192,304
1
Includes population specially enumerated in Indian Territory and on Indian reservations.
a For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.




42

POPULATION-, CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, ETC,
No. 23.—POPULATION Off CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES AND
SPEC IFIED NONCONTIGUOUS TERRITO RY : T o t a l J u n e I 1900, w it h
E s t im a t e s f o r C o r r e s p o n d in g D a t e s , 1901 to 1917,
{Source: B ureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]
Year.
1900.................
1901.................
1902.................
1903.................
1904.................
1905.................
1906.................
1907.................
1908.................
1909.................
1910.................
1911.................
1912.................
1913.................
1914.................
1915.................
1916.................
1917.................

Continental Alaska. Hawaii.
U. S.
75,994,575
77,612,569
79,230,563
80,848,557
82,466,551
84,084,545
85,702,533
87,320,533
88,938,527
90,556,521
92,174,515
93,792,509
95,410,503
97,028,497
98,646,491
100,264,485
101,882,479
103,500,473

63,592
63,669
63,746
63,823
63,900
63,977
64,054
64,132
64,210
64,288
64,366
64,443
64,520
64,597
64,674
64,751
64,828
64,906

154,001
157,839
161,677
165,516
169,355
173,194
177,033
180,872
184,711
188,550
192,389
196,227
200,065
203,904
207,743
211,582
215,421
219,260

Porto
Rico.

Guam.

>962,019 10,000
977,815
993,611
1,009,408
1,025,205
1,041,002
1,056,799
1,072,596
1,088,398
1,104,190
1,119,987
1,135,783 «12,240
1,151,579
1,167,376 U2,866
1,183,173
1,198,970
1,214,767
1,230,564
*

ilitary
Philip­ Samoa. Virgin M and
pines.
Islands. naval.
‘7,360,551 ■ 6,800
7.452.176
7.543.801
■ 7,635,426
7.727.051
7,818,676
7.910.301
t 8,001,926
8.093.551
8.185.176
8.276.802
8,368,427
8.460.052 *7,251
8,551,67V
8.643.302
8,734,927
8.826.552 7,426
»26,051
8.918.177

‘ Estim ated.
■ Estimated; n o d a ta upon w hich to base estim ates for years 1901 to 1911.
■ Census 1903.
4
Apr. 15,1910.
ft June 30,1911.
■ Feb. 1,1912,
7 Enumeration by governor, 1913.
■ Census of Nov. 1,1917.




91,219

■ 55,608

No. 24.—POPULATION IN 1900 AND 1910: B y S e x , Color or R ace , and N ativity and P arentage op W h ites , and by G eographic
D ivisions .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Male.
New England:
1900.'.................. 1,243,718
1910..................... 1,293,890
Middle Atlantic:
1900.................... 3,687,384
1910.................... 4,208,191
East N orth Central:
1900..................... 4,311,913
1910.................... 4,945,547
West North Central:
1900..................... 2,933,804
1910..................... 3,365,357
South Atlantic:
1900..................... 3,073,951
1910..................... 3,708,417
East South Central:
1900.................... 2,400,720
1910..................... 2,772,592
West South Central:
1900.................... 2,095,999
1910.................... 2,997,129
Mountain:
1900..................... *471,222
1910..................... 799,330
Pacific:
1900.................... 631,136
1910..................... 1,138,765
Total:
1900.......... 20,849,847
1910......... 25,229,218




Native white of
foreign or mixed Foreign-born white.
parentage.

Negro.

Female.

Male.

Female.

Male.

Female.

Male.

1,267,392
1,319,529
3,719,195
4,254,770
4,176,103
4,806,421
2,727,099
3,158,330
3,033,363
3,632,788
2,325,054
2,679,900
1,932,945
2,770,320
383,879
667,294
534,485
970,005

777,143
1,005,379
2,171,087
2,746,564
2,300,150
2,536,599
1,467,581
1,633,760
192,658
217,289
113,412
104,468
243,976
310,216
233,230
326,796
337,366
544,168

801,901
1,047,330
2,231,080
2,844,748
2,301,590
2,571,835
1,406,228
1,580,943
197,203
222,554
115,979
110,509
234,135
295,067
203,163
290,125
318,135
509,487

709,260
928,337
1,728,492
2,641,593
1,420,384
1,741,015
866,985
944,767
115,360
172,872
50,706
50,542
151,333
202,742
179,990
286,022
292,775
555,898

727,612
886,049
1,573,624
2,184,586
1,199,913
1,326,205
664,120
668,464
93,523
117,683
38,976
36,315
112,677
146,017
108,371
150,888
179,716
305,550

28,579
32,783
159,711
203,466
134,445
156,431
121,272
125,864
1,835,525
2,029,808
1,243,082
1,315,792
846,797
994,025
9,104
11,766
8,032
15,946

Indian.

Chinese.

Japanese.

Total.2

Female. Male. Female. Male. Female. Male. Female.
30,520
33,523
166,210
214,404
123,397
144,405
116,637
116,798
1,893,492
2,082,680
1,256,804
1,330,721
847,269
990,401
6,486
. 9,701
6,632
13,249

846
1,056
3,692
4,103
7,822
9,514
21,043
20,973
3,335
4,582
1,330
1,355
32,614
38,670
33,731
38,503
15,071
16,377

1

754

,

4,164
3,415
2
10,324
7,903
2,495
3,309
0

3,267
3,614
7,205
8,741
21,296 1
,
20,433 1,149
3,250 1,741
4,472 1,507
1,260
409
1,257
389
32,960 1,512
38,097 1,254
32,424 7,707
36,835 5,365
15,296 55,879
16,081 42,565

39
84
166
286
38
106
1
25
1
46
50
75
18
25
43
46
243
249
3,900
3,755
0

8

247
391
1,428
99
415
0 219
948
25
119
7
24
25
362
5,054
10,046
17,435
49,481

20,099.515 7,836,603 7,809,414 5,515,285 4,698,532 4,386,547 4,447,447 119,484 117,712 85,341
24,259,357 9,425,239 9,472,598 7,523,788 5,821,757 4,885,881 4,941,882 135,133 130,550 66,856

4,522 23,341
4,675 63,070

1 For

3
25
55
215
27
67
4
52
4
37

6

2
6

8

5

53
401
834

,

Male.

Female.

2,763,796
3,265,114
7,761,081
9,813,266
8,177,308
9,392,839
5,412,014
6,092,855
5,222,595
6,134,605
3,809,666
4,245,169
3,372,256
4,544,505
6
940,038
1,478,018
1,357,694
2,365,906
2
2

2,828,221
3,287,567
7,693,597
9,502,626
7,808,273
8,857,782
4,935,409
5,545,066
5,220,885
6,060,290
3,738,091
4,164,732
3,160,034
4,240,029
734,610
1,155>499
1,058,998
1,826,398

2

POPULATION, BY SEX, RACE, AND NATIVITY,

Division» and
census year.

Native white of
native parentage.

other Asiatics.

States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.

2 Including

985 38,816,448 37,178,127
9,087 47,332,277 44,639,989

CO

No. 25.—POPULATION IN 1910: By S ex , Color or R ace , and N ativity and P arentage

op W hites , and
D ivisions .
[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Alabama.........................!....................................................................... 2,074,209
118,574
Arkansas.................................................................................................. 810,026
California................................................................................................. 1,322,973
430,697
Colorado..................................................................................................
563,642
103,435
158,050
D istrict of Columbia.............................................................................
394,166
Florida.....................................................................................................
1,305,019
Idaho........................................................................................................ 185,546
Illinois...................................................................................................... 2,911,674
Indiana.................................................................................................... 1,383,295
1,148,171
885,912
1,161,709
835,275
Louisiana................................................................................................
377,052
644,225
Massachusetts......................................................................................... 1,655,248
Michigan.................................................................................................. 1,454,534
Minnesota................................................................................................ 1,108,511
905,760
Mississippi..............................................................................................
Missouri................................................................................................... 1,687,813
M ontana.................................................................................................. 226,872




Female.
1,063,884
85,780
764,423
1,054,571
368,327
551,114
98,887
173,019
358,453
1,304,102
140,048
2,726,917
1,317,581
1,076,600
805,037
1,128,196
821,113
365,319
651,121
1,711,168
1,355,639
967,197
891,354
1,605,522
149,181

Native
Native
white of white of Foreignforeign
born
native or mixed white.
parentage. parentage.

Negro.

18,956
908,282
32,417
1,177,459
46,824
2,009
42,176
82,468
16,909
442,891
1,077,509
36,608
517,250
21,645
1,106,533
635,889
126,851
11,453
475,136
181,428
15,174
328,759
395,649
374,489
31,181
17,420
127,809
25,873
24,351
94,446
166,711
45,066
33,842
308,669
373,967
35,825
15,072 1,176,987
25,672
1,391,058
40,427
651
203,599
75,195
109,049
2,600,555 1,723,847 1,202,560
159,322
60,320
350, 551
2,130,088
273,484
14,973
1,303,526
632,181
54,030
135,190
1,207,057
292,105
261,656
40,053
1,863,194
124,704
713,874
776,587
112,717
51,782
1,363
494,907
134,955
110,133
104,174
232,250
191,838
766,627
38,055
1,103,429 1,170,447 1,051,050
595,524
17,115
1,224,841
964,882
7,084
543,010
941,136
575,081
9,389 1,009,487
19,489
757,233
157,452
228,896
2,387,835
518,201
91,644
1,834
106,809
162,127

Indian. Chinese. Japanese. All other.
909
29,201
460
16,371
1,482
152
5
6

8

74
95
3,488
188
279
471
2,444
234
780
892
55
6

7,519
9,053
1,253
313
10,745

8

62
1,305
62
36,248
373
462
30
369
191
233
859
2,103
276
97
16
52

507
108
378
2,582
8
241
275
257
• 535
1,285

4

4
371
9
41,356
2,300
71
4
47
50
4
1,363
285
38
36
107
1

31
13
24
151
49
67
2

99
1,586

1

2,257
1

1

1
1

1

2

4
2

3
2
1

1

14
2
2

4
4
24

POPULATION, BY SEX, RACE, AND NATIVITY,

Male.

G eographic

Color or race, nativity, and parentage.

Sex.
State.

by S tates and

0

Total.........................................................

Geographic divisions.1
New E ngland...................................................
Middle A tlantic.............................................. .
E ast N orth Central..........................................
W est N orth Central.......................................
South Atlantic..................................................
E ast South Central..........................................
W est South Central.........................................
M ountain...........................................................
Pacific.................................................................



627,782
52,551
216,290
1,286,463
175,245
4,584,597
1,098,476
317,554
2,434,758
881,578
384,265
3,942,206
270,314
751,842
317,112
1,103,491
2,017,626
196,863
182,568
1,035,348
658,663
644,044
1,208,578
91,670

642,075
362,353
175,865
7,689
3,502
35,326
20,951
17,999
513
5,240
230,231
303,117
96,558
564
34
1,009,909
777,797
658,188
89,760
168
255,609
26,331
22,654
1,628 20,573
3,230,325 3,007,248 2,729,272
134,191
6,046
1,485,718
8,851
5,942
697,843
7,851
162,461
251,236
156,158
617
6,486
3,033,259 1,024,393
597,245
111,452
127
1,310,403
94,044
40,084
137,612 74,825
416,851
135,238
1,492
103,001
5,090
4,222,727 1,806,267 1,438,719
193,919
1,503
159,821
194,646
178,025
9,529
284
661,970
11,137
6,054
835,843
331
245,652
217,491
100,628
817 19,137
1,654,606
38,367
18,459
473,088
216
2,602,950
361,914
239,984
690,049
702
171,663
131,527
63,393
1,144
3,123
229,382
75,055
49,861
1,621
26
1,325,238
37,943
26,628
671,096
539
585,386
282,528
241,197
6,058 10,997
1,042,107
57,638
57,072
64,173
36
763,226 1,044,761
512,569
2,900 10,142
80,696
32,504
27,118
2*235
1,486
47,332,277 44,639,989 49,488,575 18,897,837 13,345,545 9,827,763 265,683
3,265,114
9,813,266
9,392,839
6,092,855
6,134,605
4,245,169
4,544,505
1,478,018
2,365,906

64,432
29,524
214,282
1,250,704
152,056
4,529,017
1,107,811
259,502
2,332,363
775,577
288,500
3,722,905
272,296
763,558
266,776
1,081,298
1,878,916
176,488
173,388
1,026,264
483,327
577,075
1,125,282
54,295

3,287,567
9,502,626
8,857,782
5,545.066
6,060,290
4,164,732
4,240,029
1,155,499
1,826,398

2,613,419
8 , 462,961
9.751,968
6,523,687
7,341,205
5,452,492
5,767,449
1, 466,624
2,108,770

2,052,709
5,591,312
5,108,434
3,214,703
439,843
214,977
605,283
616,921
1,053,655

1.814,386
4,826.179
3,067,220
1,613.231
290,555
86,857
348,759
436,910
861,448

1 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.

66,306
417,870
300,836
242,662
4,112,488
2.652,513
1,984,426
21,467
29,195

2,076
7,717
18,255
41,406
9,054
2,612
76,767
75,338
32,458

1

1

927
67
1,139
248
5,266
SO
39
569
139
7,363
1,784
272
57
1

43
595
371

2

590
864

28
55

1

206
258
1,247

19

2

59
76
48
3,418
190
33
1

42
8

2

340
2

8
,

71,531
3,499
8,189
3,415
1,195
1,682
414
1,303
5,614
46,320

272
1,643
482
1
,
156
26
428
10,447
57,703

154
2,709
90
226
246

2

8

2

3
14
12,929
3
34
1,596
72,157

8

312

1

1

2

0 0

186
3
84
3,175
14

0

0

2
1

37 0

1
1

119
196
2,755

1
1

POPULATION, BY SEX, BACE, AND NATIVITY,

Nebraska.......................................................... .
N evada..............................................................
New Ham pshire............................................. .
New Jersey........................................................
New Mexico......................................................
New York.........................................................
N orth Carolina.................................................
North Dakota..................................................
Ohio...................................................................
Oklahoma.........................................................
Oregon...............................................................
Pennsylvania...................................................
Rhode Island...................................................
South Carolina.................................................
South Dakota...................................................
Tennessee..........................................................
Texas.................................................................
U tah...................................................................
Verm ont.............................................................
Virginia.............................................................
W ashington.......................................................
W est Virginia............................•.......................
Wisconsin...........................................................
W yoming...........................................................

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No. 26.—PEBSONS OF SCHOOL, MILITIA, AND VOTING AGES IN 1910: By S ex , N ativity ,
and G eographic D ivisions .
{Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.)

Male.
Alabam a.........................
Arizona.,........................
Arkansas.........................
California........................
Colorado..........................
Connecticut...................
Delaware........................
District of Columbia...
Florida............................
Georgia...........................
Idaho...............................
Illinois.............................
Indiana,......................
Iowa...............................
K a n sa s.........................
K entucky.......................
Louisiana.......................
M a in e ..,...,.................
Maryland........................
Massachusetts...............
Michigan.........................
Minnesota.......................
M ississippi,..............
Missouri..........................
M ontana........................
Nebraska........................
Nevada............................

212,383
19,349
196,973
248,038
100,874
125,012
23,376
26,486
69,022
242,678
47,593
733,187
377,856
329,829
247,504
338,642
157,754
89,405
151,510
368,029
371,587
305,281
136,673
466,983
42,038
181,456
6,667




Female.
208,382
18,530
193,652
245,279
99,798
125,450
22,524
27,061
68,250
242,061
45,088
736,140
371,999
325,245
240,657
333,033
157,498
88,410
151,792
370,466
366,543
301,962
134,126
467,113
40,432
177,961
6,430

Foreign-born
white.
Male.
1,180
4,185
808
25,667
6,828
21,953
1,054
1,063
2,881
929
2,058
62,786
7,553
9,683
6,132
1,072
2,890
8,472
5,822
64,481
28,228
20,658
671
9,538
4,761
6,548
1,005

Female.
893
3,473
632
17,738
5,242
22,258
895
984
2,437
667
940
58,731
4,774
6,459
4,189
881
2,759
8,268
6,085
68,831
24,077
16,391
516
8,545
2,621
5,023
275

Indian,
Chinese,
Japanese.and
all
Female. other.

Negro,
Male.
159,525
193
77,621
2,271
1,182
1,704
5,107
10,678
49,473
213,507
49
12,105
7,591
1,904
7,631
40,544
123,732
163
35,506
4,190
1,962
576
183,085
20,255
150
736
2

and by States

2

167,651
223
81,810
2,461
1,286
2,017
4,971
12,915
51,812
225,978
40
12,720
7,969
1,962
7,918
41,432
130.848
192
37,724
4,607
2,032
613
189,246
21,427
150
776
30

343
10,944
176
14,100
730
60
5
62
42
45
1,051
245
147
140
1,125
105
385
287
47
420
2,458
3,294
488
137
3,619
1,368
1,703

Native
white.
228,673
31,788
218,371
420,982
151,571
140,134
31,471
48,691
83,286
273,559
66,812
894,868
513,106
402,381
319,059
390,822
178,307
117,376
192,910
416,445
434,678
314,770
149,994
615,679
74,243
214,283
17,845

Foreignbom
white.
6,182
20,679
4,687
189,864
46,740
113,937
6,229
6,927
12,300
5,432
17,237
402,334
51,657
69,160
37,583
8,284
15,159
33,338
28,824
331,809
175,939
171,816
2,890
63,626
44,568
49,349
9,291

Native
white.

Colored.1

288,422
39,415
274,583
548,842
194,089
189,224
44,028
64,027
106,866
345,056

106,290
6,495
88,734
54,676
5,671
3,925
6,934
22,731
70,102
218,104
2,335
33,354
15,794
4,288
13,585
58,387
144,877
611
49,639
12,070
6

4,527
192,861
41,861
4,421
3,865
2,247

81,625

,

1,096,518
712,504
511,034
415,977
507,221
213,482
186,391
255,588
552,830
1 560,045
1
2
338,621
187,506
798,076
89,430
254,570
23,865

Foreignbom
white.
10,521
25,682
9,718
297,365
70,514
153,168
8,776
11,738
17,445
8,513
25,844
604,524
88,927
146,880
74,248
2 ,4#)
0
26,519
48,464
47,973
453,601
302,177
298,282
5,235
121,404
59,313
94,345
12,767

Colored.*
214,168
8,954
111,523
74,190
7,045
5,300
9,083
27,996
89,884
267,047
3,394
42,140
21,003
5,758
18,304
75,793
174,918
872
64,347
15,238
8,654
5,766
234,212
53,582
6,284
4,711
3,394

05
POPULATION OF SCHOOL, M ILITIA, AND VOTING AGES,

Native white.

Color,

Militia age Males 18 to 44 years, Voting age: Males 21 years and over.
inclusive.

Sohool age: 6 to 20 years, inclusive.
State.

and

New Hampshire.
New Jersey.........
New Mexico........
New York........
N orth Carolina.
N orth Dakota.
Ohio..................
Oklahoma........
Oregon.............
Pennsylvania..
Rhode Island..
South Carolina.
South D akota..

7,944
7,315
64
42,902 45,967
10,368
1,991
1,435
170
12,420
195,225 212,565
.411
304
129,377
82
9,298
11,898
13,426
34,329 28,499
1,902
1,466
24,186
3,054
5,360
96
102,138 85,076
21,403
13,445 13,394
1,066
338
217
161,928
4,716
3,596
91
962
778
80,822
21,074 19,629
123,976
2,979
2,300
90
3,697
3,010
140
1,695
119,254
1,318
8,442
12,163
452
6,055
2,532
9,695
285
19,367 15,288
1,713
768
156
801,208 740,835 1,670,979

735,215
2,280,046
2,443,980
1,699,160
1,308,040
977,859
1,143,173
338,719
467,748

119,992 123,076
340,265 343,608
152,263 131,369
69,171 53,501
20,248 15,439
3,885
3,068
26,674 24,486
25,520 17,054
43,190 29,234

Geographic divisions*

New England................
Middle A tlantic............
East North Central___
W est N orth Central...
South A tlantic..............
E ast South Central___
W est South Central__
Mountain........................
Pacific.............................
1

734,414
2,294,589
2,430,016
1,674,031
1,288,588
958,637
1,118,139
329,238
457,233

7,327
44,191
35,369
31,245
734,525
463,976
349,515
2
,
2,819

Persons of Negro descent, Chinese, Japanese, and Indians.




74
11,464
193
14,772
134,648
51
14,404
24,532
1

0

24,767
1
,
169,501
93
82,575
128,892
106
1
123,159
454
8,786
343
130
1,751,178
8

0

51,003
37,468
32,840
769,494
480,904
366,082
1 2,1582
3,017

14
58,878
156
345,257
7,336
59,478
2,319 1,213,383
2,855
273,145
2,365
89,009
1
0
1 844,646
301,465
28,622
2,448
2
141,300
1,079 1,159,586
1 89 1
66,897
129
130,705
5,957
105,509
84
324,287
322
598,205
1,106
62,113
1
6
57,314
213
263,362
4,629
222,555
223,251
27
3,627
361,240
564
36,493
107,574 13,880,182

2

1

,

2

1 876
3,554
6,578
14,386
3,425

857,044
2,718,226
3,048,538
2,060,690
1,520,380
1
, 0 1,093,7760
2
29,505 1,296,348
27,053
500,343
21,177
784,837
2

2

31,291
188
94,437
41,956
228,193
24,063
435,195
309,648
9,109
4,510
76,231
12,502
897,977
45,001 1,562,358 1,221,013
2,106
116,941
854,315
3,296
1,402
55,217
92,220
79,721
202,580
29,702 1,135,999
308,478
13,455
43,013
23,551
371,826
42,372
6,881
181,434
63,909
574,707
54,326 1,500,987
741,610
55,743
2,573
84,513
75,899
1,976
144,107
162,414
3,355
31,326
3,800
118,194
54,528
5,026
93,775
423,319
1
0
68,308
138,467
723,810
112,152
19,277
3,059
32,652
67,784
15,467
904
88,754
23,759
9,460
125,906
348,777
14,882
102,786
15,531
275,455
147,224
30,582
21,215
280,811
34,687
133,926
2,756
410,604
269,237
14,963
3,198
41,435
18,263
4,471,688 2,121,814 17,710,697 6,646,817
581,585
1,700,877
966,436
478,077
103,836
22,382
101,609
181,864
335,022

20,271
123,390
87,718
73,328
781,679
511,313
415,091
31,936
77,088

1,196,149
3,498,540
3,915,670
2,528,692
1,961,882
1,406,468
1,583,701
613,864
1,005,731

796,847
2,272,271
1,573,343
869,408
150,665
46,308
171,940
257,537
508,498

For States included In each division, see note 5, p. 36,

275
29,859
5,904
53,402
148,523
1,949
39,788
51,889
11,845
66,429
3,422
169,277
5,467
, 1 119,237
1
167,395
3,679
993
159,873
18,615
22,851
3,902
3,503
2,641,637
26,100
149,690
115,487
95,537
958,881
643,410
505,725
42,157
104,650

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03? SCHOOL, M ILITIA, AND VOTING AGES.

Texas...............................
U tah................................
Verm ont.........................
Virginia..........................
W ashington...................
W est Virginia................
W isconsin......................
W yoming.......................
Total.....................

48,276
47,947
298,134
299,534
47,637
46,641
1,001,809 1,015,318
261,319
256,669
81,308
78,366
613,035
610,015
247,641
237,974
83,571
80,755
980,103
979,737
58,892
60,005
117,260
114,887
86,799
82,727
290,161
283,096
540,805
529,015
57,528
56,907
44,488
43,249
228,361
223,649
136,139
131,199
188,028
181,695
348,315
345,319
17,033
15,412
11,393,940 11,284,885

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No. 27.—DENSITY OF POPULATION PEB SQUABE MILE AT EACH CENSUS, 1790 TO 1910:

B y S t a te s .

£
00

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]
[Note .—In com puting density of population for the United States, the areas and population of Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico in 1900 and 1910, of Alaska and Hawaii
inl890, and of Ind ian Territory in 1860,1870, and 1880 are not considered. The area of Indian reservations, outside of Indian Territory, is included in the area of the States
and Territories in w hich they are severally situated, and in that of the United States, although the population of these Indian reservations was not ascertained, and for this
reason can not be considered in figuring density of population at the censuses prior to 1890.]
1790

1800

1810

1830

1820
2.5
.

1840

6

1

.

.

0

11.5

15.0

1.9

6

52.1
32.7
156.6

.

57.1
37.0
367.1

1.5

6

54.3
37.0
266.9
4.3

5.8

.

(i>
1

M ichigan...........................................................



3.2
32.0
47.1

.

8

5.5
5.1
34.4
52.6

.

1

61.8
39.1
442.6

76.9
46.6
891.2

.

.

4.1

0

1

6

8

1

6

64.3
39.7
485.7
.

.

8 1

1

8.5
19.1

9.6

.
1

0
2

.

7.7
38.3
58.7
.

.
2

1
14.0
3.4
1

1

41.0
65.1
0 )

0

17.1
4.8
.13.4
0
45.0
75.9
.

2

19.4
7.8
16.8
47.3
91.7
3.7

2

18J0

15.4
8

9.2
3.6
.4
111.5
63.6
2,270.7
. 6 3.4

18.0

15.2
27.5
3.5

.

8.3
2.4
.3
95.5
57.1
1,294.5

30.6
37.6

0
.

24.4
11.4
19.5
58.6
123*
6.9

6

2

1

1.3
28.8
15.6
2

69.1
153.1
13.0

1880

19.4

18.8

4.0
.

49.4
30.1

1860

1850

0
.

2

1

.

8

21.5
7.8
4.0
154.8
85.7
3,972.3
1 7.1
31.3
14.0

1

2

0

2
0

.

28.5
6

35.7

2

2

41.7
.

8

1

.

25.0
9.5
5.2
188.5
94.0
4,645.3
6
9.6
37.7
23.9
. 1 1.9

.

68.3
61.1
34.4
. 17.5
2
46.3
24.6
104.9
1 278.5.
36.4

1910

1

1

41.0
20.7
21.7
94.0

78.6
181.3
2

.

.4
55.0
55.1
29.2

2

45.4 .
46.8
. 21.5
1
4.5
32.9
16.0

.

.4
15.3
5.5
1.9
129.2
74.6
3,062.5
4.9
. 26.3
2

1

1900

29.5

24.6

2

2

1890

8

2
8

70.1
40.2
18.0
53.4
30.4
. 23.2
1
119.5
349.0
42.1

1

6

30.0
15.3
7.7
231.3
103.0
5,517.8
13.7
44.4
29.8
3.9
.

2

1

74.9
40.0
20.7
57.0
36.5
24.8
1
130.3
418.8
48.9

1

POPULATION ---- DENSITY BY STATES.

State.

.

0

m

j

‘ Less th an one-tenth.




.3

.4

1

.

2.9

6

2

15.7
24.5

20.4
28.1

7.1

12.4
9.S

17.1
17.2

36.1
89.4
.4
81.4
20.4

17.9
25.0

24.4
31.6

33.5
45.2

38.8
47.9

41.7
192.3
0 1.3
126.0
33.2

45.6
250.7

47.7
337.7
2.7
191.2
45.3

29. S
42.7

31.5
49.7

1
28.8
13.1

40.3
15.1

51.0
15.5

35.2
65.2
.3
65.0
17.8

5.7

14.5

23.3

37.3

4S.6

57.4

65.4

78.5

90.1

18.1

23.4

30.1

38.5

51.6

64.8

78.6

95.5

117.3

140.6

171.0

64.8
11.3

1

9.7
64.5
8

.

2

8

9.4
1

72.1
13.6

77.8
16,5

91.1
19.1

163.7
23.1

203,7
23.1

259.2
32.6

323.8
37.7

401.6
44.0

508.5
49.7

6.3

26.6

30.2

37.0

42.4

48.5

52.4

16.9
6
13.7

23.9
15.2

34.5
1
24.8

36.2
30.4

36.4
37.6

36.4
41.1
5.3

37.7
46.1
7.8

39.0
51.2

2
25.6

30.9

2

11.4

.

.

1

0

.

1

0

25.9
16.6

.

1

19.5

0

2

138.3.
21.9

1
16.4

19.9

24.1

30.8
18.9

32.0
19.3

2

0

34.4
2

.

35.2
1

.7
92.0
2

2

0

38.4
150.5.

.4
6

.

1

4.3

5.5

7.3

1

2

'D a k o ta Territory: 0.9 in 1880, 0.1 in 1870, and 0.02 in 1860.

7.9

.

.

1

1

.

152.5
38.9
1

0

6

2

.
117.0 1

5.5

9.7

6

106.7
.28.7
0

1

4.5

27.8
39.0

27.0
36.9

1

1

13.1
9.9

1

2.5

.

.

.

5.6

1

13.1

8

23.7
32.7

8

.

1

0

.

6
13.0

16.9

‘ Indian Territory: 12.7 in 1900 and 5.9 in 1890.

2

1

.

POPULATION ---- DENSITY BY STATES,

3 2 9 5 1 °— s A 1917-

§
^
|
Ij .
M

M innesota..........................................................
M ississippi........................................................
M issouri............................................................
M ontana............................................................
N eb rask a..........................................................
N ev ad a..............................................................
New H am pshire.............................................
New J e rse y ......................................................
New M exico....................................................
New Y ork.........................................................
N orth Carolina.................................................
N orth D akota..................................................
O h io ...................................................................
O klahom as ......................................................
Oregon...............................................................
P ennsylvania..................................................
Porto R ico ........................................................
R hode Isla n d ..................................................
South C arolina................................................
South D akota..................................................
T ennessee.......................\ ..............................
T ex as.................................................................
U ta h ...................................................................
V erm ont............................................................
V irg in ia ............................................................
W ashington......................................................
W est V irginia..................................................
W isconsin..........................................................
W yom ing..........................................................
The U nited States................................

‘ Census of 1899.
CO

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P O P U L A T I O N ----- U R B A N

A N D ''R U R A L

N o. 2 8 .—DISTRIBUTION OP POPULATION AS URBAN AND RURAL, WITH
PER CENT URBAN, 1890, 1900, AND 1910: B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D iv i ­
s io n s .1

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]

State.

1890
Urban.

152,235
8,3Q2
73,159
589,464
185,905
623,161
71,067
230,392
77', 358
Georgia............................ 257,472

Alabama.........................
Arizona...........................
Arkansas........................
California........................
Colorado..........................
Connecticut...................
Delaware........................

Illinois............................ 1,710,172
Indiana........................... 590,039
Iowa................................ 405,764
Kansas............................ 272,201
K entucky....................... 356,713
Louisiana....................... 283,845
Maine.............................. 298,604
Maryland....................... 495,702
Massachusetts............... 2,003,854
Michigan........................ 730,294
Minnesota....................... 443,049
Mississippi..................... 69,906
Missouri.......................... 85G,96C
Montana......................... 38,787
Nebraska........................ 291,641
Nevada........................... 16,024
New Hampshire........... 192,479
New Jersey.................... 876,638
New Mexico...................
9,970
New York....................... 3,899,737
N orth Carolina.............. 115,759
North D akota............... 10,643
Ohio................................ 1,504,390
Oklahoma2.....................
9,484
Oregon............................ 85,093
Pennsylvania................ 2,557,397
Rhode Island................. 326,602
South Carolina.............. 116,183
South D akota............... 28,555
Tennessee....................... 238,394
Texas.............................. 349,511
U tah................................ 75,155
Vermont......................... 117,063
Virginia.......................... 282,721
W ashington................... 127,178
W est Virginia................ 81,365
Wisconsin....................... 562,286
W yoming....................... 21,484
Total..................... 22,720,223

Geographic divisions.3

New England................ 3,561,763
Middle A tlantic............ 7,333,772
East N orth Central___ 5,097,181
W est N orth C entral... 2,308,819
South A tlantic.............. 1,728,019
East South Central.... 817,308
W est South Central__ 715,999
Mountain....................... 355,627
Pacific............................. 801,735

Rural.

1900
Urban.

Rnral.

1910
Urban.

Rural.

1,361,166 216,714
79,941 19,495
1,055,052 111,733
623,934 777,699
227,344 260,651
123,097 792,595
97,426 85,717
278,718
314,064 107,031
1,579,881 346,382
88,548 10,003
2,116; 180 2,616,368
1,602,365 862,689
1,500,533 572,386
1,155,907 330,903
1,501,922 467,668
834,743 366,288
362,482 337,390
546,688 591,203
235,093 2,567,098
1,363,596 952,323
867,234 598,100
1,219,634 120,035
1,822,219 1,128,104
104,137 84,554
771,015 252,702
7,195
31,331
184,051 226,239
508,295 1,329,162
150,312 27,381
2,103,437 5,298, 111
1,502,190 186,790
180,340 23,413
2,107,939 1,998,382
249,173 58,417
232,611 133,180
2,700,716 3,448,610
18,904 407,647
1,034,966 171,256
320,045 40,936
1,529,124 326,639
1,886,016 520,759
135,624 105,427
215,359 139,180
1,373,259 340,067
230,054 211,477
681,429 125,465
1,131,044 790,213
41,071 26,657
40,227,491 30,797,185

1,611,983 370,431
103,436 63,260
1,199,831 202,681
707,354 1,469,739
279,049 404,840
115,825 999,839
99,018 97,085
331,069
421,511 219;080
1,869,949 538,650
151,769 69,898
2,205,182 3,476,929
1,653,773 1,143,835
1,659,467 680,054
1,139,592 493,790
1,679,506 555,442
1,015,337 496,516
357,076 381,443
596,838 658,192
238,248 3,125,307
1,468,659 1,327,044
1,153,294 850,294
1,431,235 207,311
1,978,561 1,398,817
158,775 133,420
813,598 310,852
35,140 13,367
185,319 255,099
554,507 1,907,210
167,929 46,571
1.970,783 7,185,494
1,707,020 318,474
295,733 63,236
2,159,163 2,665,143
731,974 320,155
280,356 307,060
2,853,505 4,630,669
20,909 524,654
1,169,060 224,832
360,634 76,673
1,693,977 441,045
2,527,951 938,104
171.322 172,934
204,461 168,943
1,514,117 476,529
306,626 605,530
833,335 228,242
1,278,829 1,004,320
65,874 43,221
45,197,390 42,023,383

1,767,662
141,094
1,371,768
907,810
394,184
114,917
105,237
533,539
2,070,471
255,696
2,161,662
1,557,041
1,544,717
1,197,159

1,138,986
5,372,448
8,381,124
6,623,293
7,129,903
5,611,846
4,024,984
858,308
1,086,599

1,121,838
5,378,795
8,765,606
7,400,879
8,210,848
6,416,701
5,475,093
1,133,294
1,294,336

5,455,345
13,723,373
9,617,271
3,873,716
3,092,153
1,574,229
1,957,456
947,511
2,382,329

4,470,179
U),075,883
7,219,975
2,946,544
2,232.632
1,131,058
1,057,197
541,3G3
1,122,356

Per cent urban.
1890 1966 1910

10.1
9.4
6.5
48.6
45.0
83.5
42.2
100.0
19.8
14.0

1,159,872
360,928
637,154
241,049
1,483,129
1,225,414
1,589,803
1,894,518
242,633
881,362
68,508
175,473
029.957
280,730
1,928,120
1,887,813
513,820
2,101,978
1,337,000
365,705
3,034,442
17.956
1,290,568
507,215
1,743,744
2,958,438
200,417
187,013
1,585,083
536,460
992,877
1,329,540
102,744
49,348,883

26.9
21.2
19.1
19.2
25.4
45.2
47.6
89.5
34.9
33.8
5.4
32.0
27.1
27.4
33.8
51.1
60.7
6.2
65.0
7.2
5.6
41.0
3.7
26.8
48.6
94.5
10.1
8.2
13.5
15.6
35.7
35.2
17.1
35.6
10.7
33.2
34.3
36.1

11.9
15.9
8.5
52.4
48.3
87.2
46.4
100.0
20.3
15.6
6.2
54.3
34.3
25.6
22.5
21.8
26.5
48.6
49.8
91.5
39.3
34.1
7.7
36.3
34.7
23.7
17.0
55.0
70.6
14.0
72.9
9.9
7.3
48.1
7.4
32.2
54.7
95.1
12.8
10.2
16.2
17.1
38.1
40.5
18.3
40.8
13.1
38.2
28.8
40.5

17.3
31.0
12.9
61.8
50.7
89.7
48.0
100.0
29.1
20.6
21.5
61.7
42.4
30.0
29.2
24.3
30.0
51.4
50.8
92.8
47.2
41.0
11.5
42.5
35.5
26.1
16.3
59.2
75.2
14.2
78.8
14.4
11.0
55.9
19.3
45.6
60.4
96.7
14.8
13.1
20.2
24.1
46.3
47.5
23.1
53.0
18.7
43.0
29.6
46.3

1,097,336
5,592,519
8,633,350
7,764,205
9,102,742
6,835,672
8,827,078
1,686,006
1,809,975

75.8
57.7
37.8
25.8
19.5
12.7
15.1
29.3
42.5

79.9
65.2
45.2
28.5
21.4
15.0
16.2
32.3
46.4

83.3
71.0
52.7
33.3
25.4
18.7
22.3
36.0
50.8

1,734,463

44.7

1 Urban population comprises th at residing in cities and other incorporated places of 2,500 inhabitants
or more, and in New England towns of that size.
2 Includes population of Indian Territory for 1890 and 1900.
8 FRASER
Digitized forTor States included in each division, see note 5, p. 38.


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No. 39.—CITIES HAVING 50,000 OB MORE INHABITANTS IN 1910:

P opulation

by Color, N ativity, and P arentage , 1900 and
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

1900
Native white.
City.

Akron, Ohio.......................
Albany, N . Y .....................
Altoona, Pa.........................
Atlanta, Ga........................
Baltimore, M d...................
Bayonne, N. J ...................
Birmingham, A la...........
Boston, Mass......................
Bridgeport, Conn..............
Brockton, Mass..................
Buffalo, N . Y .....................
Cambridge, Mass...............
Camden, N. J .....................
Canton, Ohio.....................
Charleston, S. C.................
Chicago, III.........................
Cincinnati, Ohio...............
Cleveland, Ohio.................
Columbus, Ohio.................
Covington, K v...................
Dallas, T ex.........................
D avton,O hio.....................
Denver, Colo.......................
Des Homes, Iow a.............
Detroit, Mich.....................
Duluth, Minn.....................
East St. Louis, 111.............
Elizabeth, N. J ..................
Erie, P a ..............................
Evansville, In d .................
Fall River, Mass...............
Fort W ayne, In d ..............
Fort W orth, Tex...............
Grand Rapids, Mich........
Harrisburg. Pa...................
Hartford, Conn..................
Hoboken, N. J .................
Holvoke, Mass...................
Houston, Tex.....................
Indianapolis, In d ..............
Jacksonville, Fla...............
Jersey C ity.N . J ...............
Johnstown, P a ...................
Kansas City, K ans...........
Kansas City, Mo...............
Lawrence, Mass.................
Los Angeles, Cal................
Louisville, K y ...................
Lowell, Mass......................
Lynn, Mass........................
Manchester. N. H ............
Memphis, Tenn.................
Milwaukee, Wis___: .........
Minneapolis, M inn............
Mobile, Ala.........................
Nashville, Tenn.................
Newark, N. J ...................
New Bedford, Mass..........
New Haven, Conn............

Foreign- Col­
Foreign born
Native or mixed white. ored.
parent­ parent­
age.
age.
21,859
38,431
27,336
28,282
47,146
236,053
7,937
17,186
146,193
21,885
19,061
90,860
25,220
43,113
17,899
16,481
354,379
113,700
87,740
75,036
19,397
24,418
48,332
66,810
38,187
61,309
10,333
14,455
15,333
18,962
27,607
14,300
20.978
17,588
29,634
38,452
27,904
10,924
7,636
17,625
97,772
9,457
57,197
18,675
27,387
94,377
10,467
54,060
88,449
20,828
30,452
15,324
36,556
48,598
61,269
13,562
40,620
71,552
16,522
36,385




1910.

1910
Native white.
Foreign- ColForeign born
Native or mixed white. orod.
parent­ parent­
age.
age.

13,225
7,117
527 37,793
36,842 17,689 1,189 44,473
5,004
91 38,368
2,985
3,298
6; 986
407 37,740
4,486
2,458 35,782 91,987
125,225 67,940 79,739 261,474
13,666 10,750
369 11,301
2.885
1,761 16,583 66,312
206,937 194,953 12,809 157,870
25,693 22,197 1,221 27,156
11,213
356 23,008
9,433
155,716 104,010 1,801 119,692
32,731 29,924 4,011 25,615
17,175 10,000 5,647 49,581
8,614
4,012
142 29,470
2,524 31,569 20,458
5,233
727,341 585,420 31,435 445,139
139,817 57,887 14,498 154,937
163,570 124,354 6.104 132,314
30,007 12,292 8,225 116,846
5,302 2,504 31,079
15,735
5,812
3,345 9,063 59,746
23,567 10,024 3,410 72,301
37,837 24,962 4,250 106,945
7,936 1,679 53,785
14,337
124,215 96,051 4,129 115,106
21,262 20,952
422 15,493
9,484
3,903 3,813 30,447
14,735 1,167 20,298
20,895
21,577 11,944
250 25,740
5,621 7,521 41,945
18,258
40,197 49,961
405 15,858
17,067
6,775
295 36,722
3,063
1,766 4,271 50,139
33,460 23,858
613 40,777
5,114
2,478 4,123 49,576
26,316 23,617 2,013 31,011
164 13,463
26,966 21,310
19,115 18,892
69
9,141
4,324 14,654 37,181
8,030
38,359 17,070 15,963 150,593
1,672
1,029 16,271 22,628
87,152 58,161 3,923 74,861
9,629
7,309
323 26,237
11,154
6,362 6,515 48,021
33,426 18,287 17,662 153,717
23,428 28,519
145 11,699
26,105 17,917 4,397 169,967
55,744 21,397 39,141 113,543
195 20,703
33,031 40,915
19,742 17,470
849 33,180
17,378 24,224
61 16,119
10,755
5,069 49,940 59,985
884 78,823
146,885 88,948
78,861 60,988 1,605 96,186
5,806
2,034 17,007 20,944
7,174
3,002 30,069 63,687
96,506 71,050 6,962 94,737
19,019 25,092 1,809 18,738
37,999 30,654 2,989 *7,726

17,370
36,533
7,172
8,713
6,464
134,870
23,123
8,357
257,104
37,314
17,882
183,673
39,794
23,128
11,798
4,902
912,701
132,190
223,908
35,578
15,346
9,078
25,559
61,185
19,234
188,255
31,856
12, 799
27,808
25,494
16,970
52,125
19,414
5,612
42,767
5,926
34,824
29,030
25,286
11,333
41,420
3,213
109,101
13,467’
14,631
45,633
32,553
74,756
52,411
41,942
27,994
24,197
12,138
182,530
116,548
5,585
7,151
132,350
32.336
49,434

13,241
18,165
6,234
5,212
4,410
77,043
20,522
5,700
240,722
36,180
15,425
118.444
34.608
15,682
8,64S
2,404
781.217
56,792
195, 703
16,285
3,933
5,219
13,847
38,941
10,395
156,565
30,652
9,400
23,894
14,943
4,462
50,874
7,204
4,209
28,335
4,134
31,243
27,668
23,238
6,318
19,767
2,4SS
77,697
15,316
10,344
25,327
41,319
60,584
17,436
43,457
27,344
29,692
6,467
111,456
85,93S
2,208
2,993
110,655
42.625
42,784

663
1,082
139
462
51,978
85,098
599
52,316
14.889
1,404
563
1,906
4,822
a , 147
301
31,009
46,226
19,672
8,738
12,802
2,912
18,061
4,870
6,310
2,954
5,840
465
5,901
1,409
348
6,270
438
593
13,352
692
4,550
1,837
163
65
23,963
21,870
29,370
6,120
462
9,335
23,704
321
13,891
40,538
192
818
55
52,515
1,048
2,736
22,784
36,533
9,727
2.953
3,661

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P O P U L A T IO N

O F P R I N C I P A L C I T IE S .

N o . 2 9 . — C it ie s

H a v in g 50,000 o r M o r e I n h a b it a n t s
C o l o r , N a t iv it y , a n d P a r e n t a g e , 1900 a n d

in 1910: P o p u l a t io n
1910 — Continued.

1900
City.

New Orleans, La...............
New York, N. Y ...............
M anhattan......................
Bronx...............................
Brooklyn.........................
Queens.............................
Richm ond.......................
Norfolk, V a........................
Oakland, Cal......................
Oklahoma, Okla ................
Omaha, N ebr.....................
Passaic, N. J ......................
Paterson, N. J ...................
Pawtucket, R . I ................
Peoria, 111............................
Philadelphia, P a ...............
Pittsburgh, Pa...................
Portland, Me......................
Portland, Oreg...................
Providence, It, I ...............
Reading, P a .......................
Richmond, V a...................
Rochester, N. Y ................
Saginaw, Mich...................
St. Joseph, Mo...................
St. Louis, Mo.....................
St. Paul, Minn...................
Salt Lake City, U tah.......
San Antonio, T e x ............
San Francisco, Cal............
Savannah, Ga....................
Schenectady, N. Y ...........
Scranton, Pa.......................
Seattle, W ash.....................
Somerville, Mass...............
South Bend, In d ...............
Spokane, W ash.................
Springfield, 111...................
Springfield, Mass...............
Syracuse, N. Y ...................
Tacoma, W ash...................
Terre Haute, In d ..............
Toledo, Ohio......................
Trenton, N. J .....................
Troy, N. Y .........................
Utica, N. Y ........................
W ashington, D. C.............
W aterburv, Conn..............
W ichita, K ans...................
Wilkes-Barre, P a ..............
W ilmington, Del...............
Worcester, M ass...............
Yonkers, N. Y ...................
Youngstown, Ohio............

1910
Native white.

Native white.
Foreign- Col­
Foreign born
Native or mixed white. ored.
parent­ parent­
age.
age.
103,186 76,191
737,477 1,371,503
312,307 713,947
50,233 86,432
310,501 482,658
41,658 63,962
22,778 24,504
21,865
2,846
24,790 23,775
6,998
1,248
42,752 32,828
5,155
9,279
23,897 41,296
10,627 15,345
26,493 19,264
521,911 414,093
147,296 168,832
27,064 12,406
38,170 24,710
54,423 60,775
62,543
9,949
43,860
6,104
52,478 68,798
11,965 18,628
68,869 19,428
189,249 239,170
42,454 71,562
18,119 22,382
21,094 15,363
83,558 137,556
16,750
6,040
14,575
9,811
27,299 45,229
38,810 19,349
24,657 19,61-8
15,049 11,774
18,756
9,883
37,102 10,186
27,386 19,289
43,817 39,787
15,116 11,196
7,911
24,290
52,222 50,128
32,109 22,311
20,161 25,714
19,852 22,816
134,073 37,939
11,784 18,169
3,492
18,347
18,140 20,716
39,712 16,600
37,261 42,417
13,847 18,446
13,353 18,415




by

29,569
1,260,918
782,714
61,258
353,750
44,615
18,581
1,606
16,223
562
23,429
12,879
38,666
13,057
8,927
293,669
114,845
10,352
17,734
55,310
5,922
2,834
40, 718
11,401
8,415
110,966
46,748
12,516
9,265
104,264
3,319
7,142
28,959
18,656
17,160
8,583
7,462
4,637
14,311
23,705
10,158
2,945
27,729
16,729
14,352
13,469
19,520
15,312
1,441
12,180
10,426
37,528
14,583
12,192

78,158
67,304
41,125
2,584
19,673
2,764
1,158
20,307
2,172
1,229
3,546
464
1,312
-202
1,416
64,024
20,539
323
9,812
5,089
• 547
32,252
614
351
6,267
35,853
2,301
514
7,599
17,404
28,135
154
539
3,856
208
593
747
2,234
1,073
1,065
1,244
1,527
1,743
2,158
424
246
87,186
594
1,391
685
9,770
1,215
1,055
925

Foreign- Col­
Foreign born
Native or mixed white. ored.
parent­ parent­
age.
age.
147,473
921,318
344,351
92,569
375,548
80,607
28,243
34,471
55,198
47,880
52,917
7,536
28,392
12,627
36,615
584,008
176,089
31,121
104,163
59,966
74,714
69,130
74,525
17,257
50,316
269,836
61,594
38,152
44,629
115,359
22,634
31,538
38,745
105,784
29,573
22,880
54,574
27,944
35,732
58,408
36,481
42,586
75,147
38,679
32,224
25,869
166,711
18,238
40,738
24,423
44,937
41,421
21,640
25,595

74,244
1,820,141
818,208
185,146
663,583
120,969
32,235
4,318
49,936
6,399
39,595
18,209
50,179
20,767
19,936
496,785
191,483
15,054
51,009
82,354
11,750
7,664
83,687
21,225
14,699
246,946
93,398
34,284
23,765
153,781
5,818
22,324
55,431
61,134
26,632
16,725
27,277
13,855
28,656
46,912
23,877
9,164
59,383
29,209
28,491
26,882
45,066
28,590
6,383
25,926
19,694
54,751
29,960
26,654

27,686
1,927,703
1,104,019
148,935
571,356
79,115
24,278
3,564
36,822
3,214
27,068
28,467
45,398
17,956
8,810
382,578
140,436
12,078
43,780
76,303
8,812
4,085
58,993
11,701
8,113
125,706
56,524
19,035
17,407
130,874
3,332
18,631
35,112
60,835
20,751
13,420
21,220
6,900
22,999
30,781
21,463
3,796
32,037
26,310
15,432
21,308
24,351
25,498
2,855
16,078
13,678
48,492
26,590
24,860

89,672
97,721
64,964
4,330
23,864
3,350
1,213
25,099
8,218
6,712
4,516
561
1,631
272
1,589
85,637
25,897
318
8,262
5,703
795
46,749
944
327
4,275
44,541
3,228
1,306
10,813
16,898
33,280
333
579
9,441
280
659
1,331
2,979
1,539
1,148
1,922
2,611
1,930
2,617
666
360
94,941
815
2,474
678

9,102

1,322
1,613
1,957

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C IT IE S

No. SO.—CITIES HAVING 50,000 OR MORE INHABITANTS IN 1917:

P o p u l a t io n a t E a c h C e n s u s , 1850 t o 1910, w it h E s t im a t e s f o b J u l y
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]
City.

1850

1860

1870

1880

1890

1900

1910

1, 1917.

1917

3,477 10,006 16,512 27,601 42,728 69,067
Akron, Ohio...............
3,266
93,604
Albany, N. Y ............ 50,763 62,367 69,422 90,758 94,923 94,151 100,253 106,632
8,025 13,884 18,063 25,228 35,416 51,913
Allentown, Pa...........
3,779
65,109
3,591 10,610 19,710 30.337 38,973 52,127
Altoona, P a ................
59,712
9,554 21,789 37,409 65,533 89,872 154.839 196,144
Atlanta, Ga................ 2,572
A tlantic City, N. J ...
5,477 13,055 27,838 46,150
1,043
59,515
Augusta, Ga...............
50,642
12,493 15,389 21.891 33,300 39,441 41,040
<l)
Baltimore, Md........... 169,054 212,418 267,354 332,313 434,439 508,957 558,485 594,637
9,372 19,033 32,722 55,545
Bayonne, N. J ...........
72,204
5,101 13,214 40,434
Berkeley, Cal.............
60,427
Binghamton, N. Y ..
54,864
8,325 12,692 17,317 35,005 39,647 48,443
Birmingham, A la....
3,086 26,178 244,000 132,685 189,716
Boston, Mass............. 136,881 177,840 250,526 362,839 448,477 560,892 670,585 767,813
Bridgeport, Conn.... 8 7,500 3 13,299 18,969 27,643 48,866 70,996 102,054 124,724
3,939
6,584
8,007 13,608 27,294 40,063 56,878
Brockton, Mass.........
69,152
Buffalo, N. Y ............. 42,261 81,129 117,714 155,134 255,664 352,387 423,715 475,781
.Cambridge, Mass. . . . 15,215 26,060 39,634 52,669 70,028 91,886 104.839 114,293
Camden, N. J ............. 9,479 14,358 20,045 41,659 58,313 75,935 94,538 108,117
2,603
4,041
8,660 12,258 26,189 30,667 50,217
Canton, Ohio.............
62,566
Charleston, S. C ..... 42,985 40,522 48,956 49,984 54,955 55,807 58,833
61,041
Chattanooga, T erm ..
6,093 12,892 29,100 30,154 44, G04
61,575
Chicago, 111............... . 29,963 109,260 298,977 503,185 1,099,850 1,698,575 2,,185,283 2,547,201
Cincinnati, Ohio........ 115,435 161,044 216,239 255,139 296,908 *331,866 363,591 414,248
Cleveland, Ohio........ 17,034 43,417 92,829 160,146 261,353 6384,111 560,663 692,259
Columbus, Ohio........ 17,882 18,554 31,274 51,647 88,150 125,560 181,511 220,135
Covington, K y ..........
9,408 16,471 24,505 29,720 37,371 646,975 53,270
59,623
10,358 38,067 7 46,268 92,104 129,738
Dallas, Tex.................
Dayton, Ohio............. 10,977 20,081 30,473 38,678 61,220 85,333 116,577 128,939
4,759 35,629 106,713 4140,472 213.381 268,439
Denver, Colo..............
3,965 12,035 22,408 50,093 62,139 86,368 104,052
Des Moines, Iow a....
Detroit, Mich............. 21,019 45,619 79,577 116,340 205,876 2290,277 465,766 619,648
»838 33,115 52,969 78,466
Duluth, M inn............
80
3,131
97,077
9,185 15,169 »30,710 58,547
5,644
East St. Louis, 111...
77,312
11,567 20,832 28,229 37,764 52,130 73,409
Elizabeth, N. J ..........
88,830
736 10.338 15,906 39,279
El Paso, T ex.............
69,149
<“ )
(«)
(u )
9,419 19,646 27,737 40,634 52,733 66,525
5,858
Erie, Pa......................
76,592
3,235 11,484 21,830 29,280 50,756 59,007 69,647
Evansville, Ind.........
76,981
Fall River, Mass....... 11,524 14,026 26,766 48,961 74,398 104,863 119,295 129,828
9,803 13,103 38,550
5,386
1,670
8,409
Flint,M ich.................
2,950
57,386
17,718 26,880 35,393 45,115 63,933
4,282
Fort W ayne, In d ___
73,014
(“)
6,663 23,076 26,688 73,312 109,597
Fort W orth, T ex___
8,085 16,507 32,016 60,278 . 87,565 112,571 132,861
Grand Rapids, Mich. 2,686
7,834 13,405 23,104 30,762 39,385 50,167 64,186
Harrisburg, P a ..........
73,276
Hartford, Conn......... a 17,966 3 29,152 37,180 42,015 53,230 79,850 98,915 112,831
9,662 20,297 30,999 43,648 59,364 70,324
78,324
Hoboken, N. J ...........
3,245
4,997 10,733 21,915 35,637 45,712 57,730
Holyoke, Mass...........
66,503
2,396
4,845
9,382 16,513 27,557 44,633 78,800 116,873
Houston, T ex............
Indianapolis, Ind___ 8,091 18,611 48,244 75,056 105,436 12170,963 233,650 283,622
6,912
7,650 17,201 28,429 57,699
1,045
2,118
Jacksonville, F la ___
79,065
6,856 29,226 82,546 120,722 163,003 206,433 267,779 312,557
Jersey C ity,N . J .......
8,380 21,805 “ 36,744 55,482
1,269
4,185
Johnstown, P a ......
70,473
6,028
Kalamazoo, M ich.... 2,507
50,408
9,181 11,937 17,853 24,404 39,437
6,070
3,200 38,316 *457,296 82,331 102,096
Kansas City, K ans..
4,418 32,260 55,785 132,716 “ 164,745 248.381 305,816
Kansas City, Mo.......
59,112
8,682
9,693 22,535 32,637 36,346
2,076
Knoxville, T en n ....
(ll)
51,437
Lancaster, P a ........... 12,369 17,603 20,233 25,769 32,011 41,459 47,227
Lawrence, M ass........ 8,282 17,639 28,921 39,151 44,654 62,559 85,892 102.923
3,727 12,380 13,138 25,874 1833,556 45,941
58,716
Little Rock, A rk___ 2,167
4,385
5,728 11,183 50,395 I’ 104,266 319,198 535,485
1,610
Los Angeles, Cal.......
123,758 161,129 18205,173 223,928 240,808
Louisville, K y........... 43,194 68,033 100,753
1 N ot returne J separately in 1850; in 1852, according to a local census, Augusta had a population of
10,217.
2 Includes population of Ensley city and P ratt City town, annexed in 1910.
5Population of town; tow n and city not returned separately.
4 Indudes adjacent territory, annexed in 1903 and 1909.
s Includes South Brooklyn village annexed in 1905.
c Includes Central Covington and Latonia towns, annexed in 1906 and 1907, respectively.
7 Includes Oak Cliff town, annexed in 1903.
8 Includes Delray village, annexed in 1906.
• Excludes D uluth village (population 2,645) set apart by act of legislature Feb. 23, 1877, but which
again became part of the city by the act of Mar. 2, 1887.
10Includes W instanley Park village, annexed in 1902.
“ N ot returned separately.
“ Includes Irvington town, annexed in 1902.
is Includes Roxbury Borough, annexed in 1901.
14Includes Argentine city, annexed in 1910.
“ Includes th a t part of Kaw Township outside of Kansas City, annexed in 1909.
16 Includes wara 8, taken to form a part of Argenta City in 1904.
17 Includes San
city, annexed in
Pedro ill town, annexed1904.
MIncludes Crescent H
in 1900.


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P O P U L A T IO N

H o . 3 0 . — C it ie s H a v in g
E a c h C e n s u s , 1850 t o
City.

1850

OP

P R I N C I P A L --C I T I E S .

50,000 on M o r e I n h a b it a n t s in 1917: P o p u l a t io n
1910, w it h E s t im a t e s f o r J u l y 1, 1917 — Continued.
I 860

1870

1880

1890

1900

1910

at

1917

Lowell, Mass............... 33,383 36,827 40,928 59,475 77,696 94,969 100,294 114,366
Lynn, Mass.................. 14,257 19,083 28,233 38,274 55,727 68,513 89,336 104,534 ,
23,031
33,664
44,404
52,243 ,
3,520
Malden,Mass...............
5,865
7,367
12,017
Manchester, N. H ___ 13,932 20,107 23,536 32,630 44,126 56,987 70.063
79.607 ;
Memphis, Tenn........... 8,841 22,623 40,226 33,592 64,495 U 02,647 131,105 151,877 ]
Milwaukee. W is.......... 20,061 45,246 71,440 115,587 204,468 285,315 373,857 445,008
202,718
Minneapolis, M inn....
2,564
164,738
301,408
373,448
13,066
46,887
59,201
Mobile, A la ................. 20,515 29,258 32,034 29,132 31,076 *42,008 51,521
80,865
110,364
10,165
16,988
25,865
43,350
76,168
118,136
Nashville, Tenn..........
Newark, N. J ............... 38,894 71,941 105,059 136,508 181,830 8248,849 347,469 418,789
New Bedford, M ass... 16,443 22,300 21,320 26,845 40,733 62,442 96,652 121,622 ,
28,202
43,916
55,385
16,519
New Britain, C onn...
11,800
New Haven, Conn— *20,345 *39,267 *50,840 *62,882 81,298 108,027 133,605 152,275 !
New Orleans, L a ........ 116,375 168,675 191,418 216,090 242,039 287,104 339,075 377,010
New York, N. Y A ... 696,115 1, 174,779 1, 478,103 1, 911,698 2, 507,414 3, 437,202 4, 766,883 5 , 737,492 j
M anhattan............ 515,547 813,669 942,292 1, 164,673 1, 441,216 1, 850,093 2 , 331,542 2 , 682,978
Bronx..................... 8,032 23,593 37,393 51,980 88,908 200,507 430,980 599.215
Brooklyn............... 138,882 '279,122 419,921 599,495 838,547 1, 166,582 1, 634,351 1 , 976,103 i
Queens................... 18,593 32,903 45,468 56,559 87,050 152,999 284,041 379, 3 9 6 ;
99,800 ;
Richmond............. 15,061 25,492 33,029 38,991 51,693 67,021 85,969
91 , 1 4 8 ;
Norfolk, Va.................. 14,326 14,620 19,229 21,966 34,871 8 51,612 67,452
66.960
150,174
206,405 |
Oakland, Cal...............
1,543
34,555
48,682
10,500
64,205
97,588
OklahomaCity, Okla.
4,151
19,037
102,555
140,452
124,096
177.777
Omaha, N ebr..............
1,883
16,083
30,518
74,478
Passaic, N .J ................
6.532
13,028
27,777
54,773
105,171
125,600
140,512
Paterson, N .J .............
19,586
33,579
51,031
78,347
51,622
4,200
6,619
39,231
60,666
Pawtucket, R. I.......... 3,753
19,030
27,633
Peoria, 111.....................
14,045
22,849
T 58,458
66,950
72 , 1 8 4 ;
29,259
5,095
41,024
Philadelphia, P a ........ 121,376 565,529 674,022 847,170 1, 046,904 1, 293,697 1, 549,008 1, 735,514 1
Pittsburgh, P a.8.......... 67,863 77,923 139,256 235,071 343,904 462,801 533,905 586,196
64 , 7 2 0 ;
Portland, Me............... 20,815 26,341 31,413 33,810 36,425 50,145 58,571
2,874
46.385
90,426
207,214
308,399
Portland, Oreg............
8,293
17,577
Providence, R . I ......... 41,513 50,666 68,904 104,857 132,146 175,597 224,326 259,895
28,157
44,395
56,084
Pueblo, Colo...............
3,217
24,558
Reading, Pa................. 15,743 23,162 33,930 43,278 58,661 78.961 96,071 111.607
Richmond, V a............ 27,570 37,910 51,038 63,600 81,388 8 94,765 127,628 158,702
Rochester, N . Y .......... 36,403 48,204 62,386 89,366 133,896 162,608 218,149 264,714
6,979
11,049
23,584
31,051
45,401
56,739
Rockford, 111___. . . . .
13,129
Sacramento, C al___
13,785
16,283
29,282
21,420
6,820
26.386
44,696
68,984
1,699
7,460
10,525
42,345
56.469
Saginaw, Mich.............
46,322
50,510
8,932
19,565
St. Joseph, Mo.............
32,431
52,324
102,979
77,403
86,498
St. Louis, Mo............... 77,860 160,773 310,864 350,518 451,770 575,238 687,029 768,630
St. Paul, M inn............
10,401
20,030
1,112
163,065
214,744
252,465
41,473
133,156
Salt Lake Ci ty ,U tali..
8,236
12,854
53,531
20,768
44,843
92,777
121,623
8,235
San Antonio, T ex___ (3,488
12,256
20,550
53,321
96,614
128.215
37,673
10)
San Diego, C al............
731
2,300
56,412
2,637
16,159
17,700
39,578
San Francisco, Cal___ u 34,776 56,802 149,473 233,959 298,997 342,782 416,912 471,023
Savannah, G a........... .. 15,312 22,292 28,235 30,709 43,189 54,244 65.064
69,250
Schenectady, N. Y ...
8,921
9,579
11,026
13,655
19,902
72,826
103,774
81,682
Scranton, P a ................
9,223
35,092
149,541
45,850
75,215
129,867
102,026
Seattle, W ash..............
1,107
3.533
366.445
42,837 « 86,146
237,194
Sioux City, Io w a ___
3,401
7,366
37,806
33,111
47,828
58,568
Somerville, Mass......... 3,540
8,025
14,685
24,933
40,152
88,618
61,643
77,236
South B^nd, In d ........
1,652
3,832
7,206
13,280
21,819
35,999
70,967
53,684
Spokane, Wash...........
19,922
157,656
36,848
104,402
Springfield, HI.............
9,320
17,364
4,533
19,743
62,623
24,963 13 35,328
61,678
Springfield, Mass........ 11,766 15,199 26,703 33,340 44,179 62,059 88,926 108,668
Springfield, O h io ___ 5,108
7,002
12,652
20,730
31,895
46,921
52,296
38,253
Syracuse, N. Y ........... 22,271 28,119 43,051 51,792 88,143 108,374 137,249 158,559
Tacoma, W ash............
117.446
36,006
37,714
83.743
Tam pa, F la.................
“ 974 ( 10)
5,532 1516,387
37,782
»* 796
720
* 56,251
i Includes Lenox town, annexed in 1909.
* Includes precinct 27, Garrity’s, and other territory annexed in 1908.
8 Includes Vails Borough, annexed in 1905.
* Population of town; tow n and city not returned separately.
8 Population of New York and its boroughs as now constituted.
®Includes Berkley town, annexed in 1906.
7 Includes N orth Peoria village, annexed in 1900.
8Includes population of Allegheny: 1850, 21,262; 1860, 28,702; 1870, 53,180: 1880, 78,682; 1890, 105,287;
1900,129,896; and other adjacent territory annexed in 1905,1906, 1907, and 1908.
9 Includes population of Manchester city, annexed in 1910.
10 Not separately returned.
11 Population as reported by State census of 1852; the returns for 1850 fo r San Francisco were destroyed
by fire.
12 Includes Ballard city, Columbia town, and. W est Seattle precinct, annexed in 1807.
13 Includes Ridgley village, annexed in 19r‘7.
14 Tam pa town.
is Includes a part of precinct 6, comprising a portion of Brook town, annexed in 1907.



55

POPULATION, BY COUNTRY OP ORIGIN
'

f

Ila , 3 0 .—Cities H aving 50.000 or More I nhabitants n r 1017: P opulation at
E ach Census * 1850 t o 1010, with E stimates tor J u l y 1, 1017—Continued.
City.

mo

1850

Terre H aute, In d ........
Trov, N . Y ........ ..........
Utica, N. Y ..................
Washington, D. C.1 ....
2
Wilkes-Sarre, P a ........
Wfimington, D e l-....
Worcester, M ass.........
Yonkers, N. Y ............

I8 6 0

4,051
3,829
6,461
28,785
17,565
40,001

8,594
13,768
17,228
39,235
22,529
61,122

2,723
13.979
17,049
6,863

4,253
21-258
24y.9C0
8,605
2,759

1880

16,103
3L 584
22,874
46,465
28,804
109,199
10,826
10,174
30,841
41,105
11,003
8,075

26,042
50-137
29,910
86,747
33,914
177,624
17,806
4,911
23,339
42,478
58,291
18,892
13,940
15,435

189 0

30,217
81,434
57,458
60,956
44,007
230,392
28,646
23^853
37,718
61,431
84,655
32,033
20,793
33,220

1900

1910

36,673
131.822
73,307
1 75,057
56,383
278,718
51.139
24,.671
51.721
76,508
118,421
47,931
33,708
44,885

58,157
168,497
96,815
70i 813
74,419
331,069
73,141
52^450
67,105
87,411
145,986
79,803
44,750
79 066

1917

2

67,361

0

113,974
78,094
89,272
369,282
89.201
73-597
78,334
95.369

1

6

1C3.066
52.770
112,282

-,
i
* Includes territory-annexed in 1901.
s Population as returned from 1880 to 1910 for the D istrict of Columbia, w ith which the city is now
coextensive.
,

No. 3 1 .—W HITE PO PULATIO N OF FO R EIG N STOCK, 1900 A N D 1910:
B it C o u n t r y o f O r ig in a n d b y P a r e n t a g e , 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]
Total.
Country of origin.

1909

i 895,500
830,335:
1,637,603
310,127
2,173,741
268,292
18,111,453
218,447
4,826,904
727,844
788,758
1955,918
594,297
1,082,388
257,426
253,045
871,604
1,056,152
Total.......................... 25,859,834

Austria.................................
Canada ( French2) .............
Canada (other2) ...............
D enm ark..........................
E ngland.............................
France..................................
Germany..............................
Hungary..............................
Ireland.................................
Italy......................................
Norway................................
Russia..................................
Scotland...............................
Sweden................................
Switzerland.........................
Wales...................................
All other countries.............
Of mixed foreign parent-

Per cent of total.

Foreignbora
white,
1910.

Native white, 1910.
Both par­ One par­
ents for­ ent for­
eign born. eign born.

1910

1900

1910

2,001,559
932,238
1,822,377
400,064
2,322,442
292,389
8,282,618
700,227
4,504,360
2,098,360
979,099
2,541,049
659,663
1,364,215
301,650
248,947
1,614,433
1,177,092
32,243,382

3.5
3.2
6.3
1.2
8.4
1.0
31-4
.8
18.7
2.8
3.1
3.7
2.3
4.2
1.0
1.0
3.4
4.1
100.0

6.2 1,174,924
709,070
2.9
385,083
330,976
5.7
810,987
307,291
1.2
181,621
147,648
7.2
876,455
592,285
.9
117,236
78,937
25.7 2,501,181 3,911,847
2.2
495,600
191,059
14.0 1,352,155 2,141,577
6.5 1,343,070
695,187
3.0
403,858
410,951
873,055
7.9 1,002,752
261,034
2.0
175,391
4.2
665,183
546,788
.9
124,834
90,669
.8
84,934
82,479
5.0
451,554
967,093
3.7
1,177,092
100.0 13,345,545 12,916,311

117,565
216,179
704,099
70,795
853,702
96,216
1,869,590
13,568
1,010,628
60,103
164,290
65,842
223,238
152,244
86,147
81,534
195,786
5,981,526

1Partly estimated; persons having one or both parents born in Poland in 1900 apportioned for Austria,
Germany, and Russia.
2 Includes Newfoundland in 1900.
8 Native whites whose parents were bom in different foreign countries; for example, one parent in Ire­
land and the other in Scotland.




2

,

0

6

,

1

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P O P U L A T IO N ,

BY

COUNTRY

O F B IR T H .

N o. 3 2.—FO REIG N-BORN PO PULATIO N, C EN SU S Y E A R S I 8 6 0 TO
191 0, A N D P E R CENT OF D E C E N N IA L IN C R E A SE , 189 0 TO 1910:
B y P r in c ip a l C o u n t r ie s o p B ir t h .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.)

Per cent of
increase.*

Foreign-born population in—
Country of birth.
I860

1870

25,061 70,797
Austria*..............................
9,072 12,553
Belgium..............................
Canada (French *)............
Canada (other ...............
35,565 63,042
China...................................
Cuba and other W est In7,353 11,570
dies•.................................
9,962 30,107
Denm ark.............................
England.............................. 433.494 555,046
France................................. 109,870 116,402
Germany*........................... 1,276,075 1,690,533
328
390
Greece..................................
3,737
Ireland.*............................... 1,611,304 1,855,827
Italy.....................................
11,677 17,157
73
Mexico.................................
27,466 42,435
28,281 46,802
N etherlands......................
43,995 114,246
Norway...............................
4,542
Portugal..............................
4,116
3,160
4,644
Russia* and Finland........
Scotland.............................. 108,518 140,835
3,764
Spain...................................
4,244
Sweden................................ 18,625 97,332
Switzerland........................
53,327 75,153
Turkey in Asia.................. }
128
302
Turkey in Europe.............
45,763 74,533
Wales...................................
All other countries............ 21,343 41,943
T o tal........................ 4,138,697 5,567,229

1880

1800

1900

1910

1890 to 1900 to
1900 1910

124,024
15,535

241,377 491,295 1,174,973 >78.3 139.2
22,639 29,757 49,400 31.4 66.0
f 302,496 395,126 385,083 30.6 - 2.5
\ 678,442 784,796 819,554 15.7
4.4
104,468 106,701 81,534 56,756 -23.6 -30.4
9.4 87.3
16,401 23,256 25,435 47,635
64,196 132,543 153,690 181,649 16.0 18.2
664,160 909,092 840,513 877,719 - 7.5
4.4
106,971 113,174 104,197 117,418 - 7.9 12.7
1,966,742 2,784,894 2,813,628 2,501,333 » - 4.4 - u . i
8,515 101,282 351.2 1,089.5
776
1,887
11,526 62,435 145,714 495,609 133.4 240.1
1,854,571 1,871,509 1,615,459 1,352,251 -13.7 -16.3
44,230 182,580 484,027 1,343,125 165.1 177.5
2,292 24,788 67,744 981.5 173.3
401
68,399 77,853 103,393 221,915 32.8 114.6
58,090 81,828 94,931 120,063 16.0 26.5
181,729 322,665 336,388 403,877
4.3 20.1
8,138 15,996 30,608 59,360 91.3 93.9
35,722 182,644 640,743 1,732,462 ®166.3 170.4
170,136 242,231 233,524 261,076 - 3.6 11.8
5,121
6,185
7,050 22,108 14.0 213.6
194,337 478,041 582,014 665,207 21.7 14.3
88,621 104,069 115,593 124,848 11.1
8.0
( 59,729 | 438.9 827.9
1,205
1,839
9,910 1 32,230
83,302 100,070 93,586 82,488 - 6.5 -11.9
93,985 200,813 95,062 158,992
6,679,943 9,249,560 10,341,276 13,515,886 11.8 30.7

1 A minus sign (—) denotes a decrease.
2 For years prior to 1900, persons reported as born in Austria, Germany, and Russia do not include
those reported as born in Poland.
8 Exclusive of Poland.
* Includes Newfoundland for years prior to 1910.
& Except Porto Rico, persons b ora in Porto Rico being classified as natives.




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N o . 3 3 .— F O R E IG N -B O R N P O P U L A T IO N IN 1910, D IS T R IB U T E D A C C O R D ­
IN G T O C O U N T R Y O F B IR T H : B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D iv i s io n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]
Northwestern Europe.
The United Kingdom.

State.
England.

Scot­
Ireland. land. Wales.

Alabama.........................................
Arizona...........................................
Arkansas........................................
California...... ................................
Colorado.........................................
Connecticut...................................
Delaware........................................
District of Columbia...................
Florida...........................................
Georgia.....................................
Idaho...............................................
Illinois............................................
Indiana...........................................
Iowa................................................
Kansas............................................
Kentucky.......................................
Louisiana.......................................
Maine........................................
Maryland.......................................
Massachusetts...............................
Michigan........................................
Minnesota......................................
Mississippi...................... ^ ..........
Missouri..........................................
Montana.........................................
Nebraska........................................
Nevada...........................................
New Ham pshire...........................
New Jersey....................................
New M exico...............................
New Y ork......................................
North Carolina..............................
North Dakota...............................
Ohio................................................
Oklahoma......................................
Oregon............................................
Pennsylvania................................
Rhode Island................................
South Carolina..............................
South Dakota...............................
'Tennessee......................................
Texas..............................................
U tah...............................................
Vermont.........................................
Virginia..........................................
W ashington..................................
W est Virginia..............................
Wisconsin.....................................
Wyoming.......................................
Total....................................

2,365
3,500
1,519
48,7C3
12,928
22,463
1,558
2,638
3,078
1,671
4,983
60,303
9,783
16,788
11,262
2,619
2,0S6
5,651
5,211
92,658
42,737
12,139
777
13,760
8,981
8,009
1,793
4,862
50,375
1,101
146,870
940
3,070
43,347
2,981
7,998
109,115
27, S34
517
4,024
2,045
8,498
18,083
2,464
3,687
19,430
3,511
13,959
2,985
877,719

1,167
1,550
1,079
52,478
8,710
58,458
3,985
5,347
1,009
1,655
1,782
93,455
11,266
17,756
8,100
5,914
3,757
7,890
9,705
222,867
20,434
15,859
747
23,297
9,469
8,124
1,702
10,613
82,758
644
367,889
306
2,498
40,002
1,801
4,995
165,109
29,718
676
2,980
2,296
5,357
1,657
4,940
2,450
10,180
2,292
14,049
1,359
1,352,251

New England................................
Middle Atlantic............................
East N orth Central.....................
West N orth Central.....................
South Atlantic..............................
East South Central.....................
West South Central.....................
Mountain.......................................
Pacific............................................

155,932
306,360
170,189
69,052
22,811
7,806
15,084
54,354
76,131

334,486
615,756
179,266
78,614
27,485
10,124
11,994
26,873
67,653

Geographic divisions.1

1,120
576
442
13,695
4,2G9
6,750
344
705
606
527
1,282
20,755
3,419
5,102
3,591
641
455
2,389
1,955
28,416
9,952
4,373
181
3,651
3,373
2,242
4G9
1,979
17,512
509
39,437
435
1,690
10,705
1,218
3,387
32,046
6,272
239
1,102
561
2,038
2,853
2,615
1,246
7,101
1,0S8
3,885
1,812
261,076

230
210
- 148
2,416
1,989
616
34
87
63
89
722
4,091
1,498
2,434
1,615
222
82
204
583
1,513
786
1,023
25
1,219
884
824
168
58
1,202
93
7,464
35
222
9,377
365
585
29,255
268
11
503
252
301
1,672
1,043
225
1,976
880
2,507
419
82,488

Scandinavia.
Nor­
way.
266
272
76
9,952
1,787
1,266
38
149
304
145
2,566
32,913
531
21,924
1,294
53
295
580
363
5,432
7,638
105,303
91
660
7,170
2,750
255
491
5,351
151
25,013
39
45,937
1,110
351
6,843
2,320
578
82
20,918
89
1,785
2,305
102
311
28,368
38
57,000
623
403,877

Nether­
lands.

753
197
127
845
284
41
385
178
145
26,212 14,209 2,304
12,446 2,756
710
18,208 2,724
304
332
52
20
359
176
64
295
729
85
112
289
52
4,985 2,254
261
115,424 17,369 14,402
5,081
900 2,131
26,763 17,961 11,337
13,309 2,760
906
190
78
140
344
239
113
2,203
929
27
421
237
203
39,562 3,405 V 1,597
26,374 6,315 33,471
122,428 16,137 3,542
292
119
34
5,654 1,729
988
6,412 1,943 1,054
23,219 13,674
872
708
616
44
2,068
131
48
10,547 5,059 12,698
305
116
86
53,705 12,544 12,052
112
36
28
12,1G0 5,355
709
5,522 1,837 2,278
1,028
550
230
10,099 3,215
618
23,467 3,034 1,231
328
7,405
143
95
51
19
9,998 6,294 2,656
163
363
78
4,706 1,289
424
7,227 8,300 1,392
172
1,331
25
368
240
09
32,199 7,804 2,157
279
67
60
25,739 16,454 7,379
2,497
962
79
665,207 181,649 120,063

48,421 3,702 8,448 70,777 7,689
88,995 37,921 32,684 87,719 20,637
48,716 18,259 99,192 178,140 42,875
21,817 7,840 198,786 213,531 63,910
7,145 2,007 1,469 2,984 1,266
2,503
729
499 1,598
557
4,153
896 2,507 6,463 2,256
15,143 6,157 15,129 35,485 17,231
24,183 4,977 45,163 68,510 25,228

For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.



Den­
Sweden. mark

2,144
26,581
59,661
21,010
630
379
912
3,667
5,079

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POPULATION, BY COUNTRY OFf BUSTS.

N o. 3 3 .—F oreign -B orn P opulation in 1910, D istributed A ccording to Coun ­
try op B irth : B y S tates and G eographic D ivisions —Continued.
Southern and eastern
Europe.

Northwestern Europe—Continued.
State.

Portu­
Bel­ Luxem­ Ger­ Switzer­
gium. burg. many. land. France. gal. Spain.
45
50
1
1,404
375
339
ft
41
50
27
94
9,399
2,298
929
1,703
73
292
39
59
1,745
5.683
1,557
17
1
,
235
491
26
175
1,867

3

A labam a......................................
Arizona..........................................
Arkansas........................................
California.......................................
Colorado.........................................
Connecticut...................................
District ol Columbia...................
Florida...........................................
G eorgia.........................................
Idaho..............................................
Illinois............................................
Indiana...... ...................................
Iowa................................................
Kansas...........................................
Kentucky...........-.........................
Louisiana.........................-............
Maryland.......................................
Massachusetts...............................
M ichigan......................................
Minnesota.....................................
Mississippi.....................................
Missouri....................... ..................
Montana.........................................
Nebraska.......................................
Nevada...........................................
New Jersey........ .......................
New Mexico..................................
New York......................................
North Carolina.............................
North Dakota...............................
Ohio................................................
Oklahoma......................................
Oregon............................................
Pennsylvania................................
Kfaode Island................................
South Dakota...............................
Tennessee......................................
Texas..............................................
U tah...............................................
Virginia..........................................
W ashington...................................
W est Virginia...............................
Wisconsin......................................
W yoming.......................................
Total....................................

3,481
5
229
1,525
191
573
5,250
959
97
237
27
328
74
25
48
1,228
800
4,020
82
49,400

New England................................
Middle Atlantic............................
W est North Central.....................
South Atlantic..............................
East South Central__________
West South Central.....................
M ountain.......................................
Pacific............................................

3,264
13
10,601
162
22,925 1,092
6,14ft 1,472
2
1,135
162
5
922
43
980
85
3,265
178

Geographic divisions.*

1

44

6
6

1

74
24
S
2

4
9
793
1
682
70
1
1
1

3

1
0

459
19
0
30
83
3
2

1

3,603
213
1,846
314
5,815
804
76,307 14,521
17,071 1,767
31,127 1,806
78
2,573
281
5,179
2
,
« 146
169
3,029
5,049 1,319
319,199 8,661
2,765
1 62,179
98,759 3,675
34,508 2,853
19,351 1,653
421
8,926
56
1,282
1 36,657
452
30,555 1,341
0 131,586
1
2,780
109,628 2,992
1
,i 6
6 82
6,141
0 88,226
988
8,669
57,302 2,150
1,916
408
2,046
78
0 122,880
7,5-19
1,746

109 436,911
1
1,074
48 16,572
46 175,095
2
2 10,099
30 17,958
33 195,202
2
4,459
1,744
in
21,544
i
3,903
14 44,929
3,963
3
798
2
4,228
74 29,388
1
6,327
141 233,384
9
2,638
3,071 2,501,333

1

70,267
754,993
921,443
426,539
63,257
28,523
69,760
42,898
123,653

172

4
74
692
29
857
323
1
■9
387
17,407 22,539 4,229
1,374
43
177
92
2,619
707
1
5
170
2
51
511
285
30 4,199
6
224
23
91
333
49 1,047
364
7,972
291
2,388
6
40
40
1,618
8
282
2,657
9
24
645
3
5,345
73
719
82
1
290
84
552
37
549
5,926 26,437
2,421
2
0
53
16
53
1,460
5
6 291
79
2,794
44
266
49
639
31
2
639 * 7
305
778
653
169
1
1
0 17
145
495
6,240
326

16,315 23,472
6
8
114
265
560
10,988 4,838
770
749
3,853 1,159
7,484 10,603
2
2 1,711
1
70
36
252
800
800
305
1,773 1,821
1,691
303
219
214
246
300
3,447 2,340
600
535
8,036 1,396
316
251
124,848 117,418
3,71ft
31,348
33,23©
19,171
2,076
2,748
3,768
6,970
21,821

1

1

1

2,696
1,531
1,099
63,615
14,375
56,954
2,893
2,761
4,538
545
2,067
72,163
6,911
5,846
3,520
1,316
20,233
1 3,468
6,969
85,056
16,861
9,669
2,137
12,984
6,592
3,799
2,831
2,071
115,446
1,959

660
2
3
182
19
174
225

3,766
8
0
13
123
47
462
354
40
14
5
26
848
24
351
69
385
464
34

472,201
521
1,262
41,620
2,564
5,538
196,122
27,287
316
1,158
2,034
7,190
3,117
4,594

10,934 33,916
39,715 1,030
19,015
508
, 9,685
89
204
2,761
14
1,833
8,302
182
4,267
525
20,906 22,892

1,186
4,615
614
680
4,985
203
1,623
3,152
5,076

179,430
783,769
14&; 828
38,238
38,284
8,183
31,68ft
34,4BS
82,274

6,501
3
2
2
89
8
79
2,449
85
13,121
179
17,292
3
9
9,273
50
1
2
0 1,961
59,360 22,108 1,343,125

1For States included In each division, see note 5, p. 36.



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N o. 3 3 .—F orejgn -B obn P opulation in 1910, D istributed A ccording to C o u n ­
try op B ir t h : B y S tates and G eographic D ivisions — C ontinued.
Southern and eastern Europe—Continued.
State.

Russia. Finland. Austria. Hungary. Rouma- Bulgaria. Serbia. Monte­
nia.
negro.

38
1,531
311
660
760
15
16,610
6,159
13,618
1,239
54,121
776
g
3^ €29
21
3'393
547
89
3,224
Georgia............................
49
Idaho................................
743
652
Iflmois.............................. 149,016
2,390
9,599
215
Indiana............................
6,310
Iowa.................................
140
15,311
49
3,222
18
1,805
118
Louisiana........................
4,752
831
M aryland......................... 27,537
47
Massachusetts................. 117,261 10,744
37,673 31,144
Minnesota....................... 17,541 26,637
916
88
Missouri T......................... 21,402
120
2,228
4, 111
Montana..................... ..
13,020
79
135
174
Nevada............... ............
4,345
1,198
New Jersey..................... 93,567
1,640
228
26
New York....................... 558,656
8,760
711
18
31,910
1,186
Ohio................................. 48; 756
3; 988
18
Oklahoma.......................
5,807
5,321
4,734
Oregon.............................
Pennsylvania................. 240,985
2,413
297
9,765
42
786
South Dakota................ 13,189
1,381
2,484
21
Texas...............................
5,739
100
U ta h ................................
1,012
568
2,455
293
Virginia...........................
4,379
50
W ashington................... 10,961
8,719
W est Virginia................ 5,143
127
■ Wisconsin....................... 29,644
5,705
W yoming........................
763
1,380
Total..................... 1,602,782 129,680
Geographic iivm om . 1
New England................. 192,699 14,139
Middle Atlantic............. 893,508 12,813
East North Central. . . . 274,993 43,442
W est North Central___ 118,683 29,592
South A tlantic............... 49,149
452
E ast SouthC entral___
S, 153
165
W est South Central___ 14, 111
311
M ountain........................ 18,594
9,154
Pacific................... .......... 82,892 19,612
Alabama..........................
Arizona............................
Arkansas.........................
California.........................
Colorado..........................

585
904
115
285
1,268
3,304
17,165
1,632
13,043
23,642 13,855
'992
247
155
459
228
79
349
230
262
1,561
163,025 39,859
11,831 14,370
1,178
15,967
1,078
12,094
725
1,032
397
1,597
157
831
8,254
2,089
1,996
35,455
31,034 11,597
37,121
5; 582
417
16,222 11,532
1,486
8,350
24,362
1,453
822
44
66
2,438
56,779 47,610
1,233
209
245,004 96,843
37
139
2,855
5,149
72;887 85,881
3,889
348
5,241
1,160
251,774 123,498
6,130
294
222
40
5,372
594
637
376
20,570
926
1,870
171
1,087
539
1,281
1,784
12,745
1,160
8,360
5,939
38,692 10,554
3,966
437
1,174,973 495,609
1 ,4 3 3

69,583
553,557
317,469
116,287
20,284
2,990
27,324
32,328
35,151

16,907
267,951
162,261
24,272
10,600
1,742
1,956
4,296
5,624

108
16
38
1 ,120
334
718
39
41
823
85
19
4,306
709
384
67
100
111
20
220

S

80

510
2,008
32
1,522
266
295
8
26
2,208
6
34,443
7
1,070
3,974
27
258

7,752
415
9
55
77
259
18
17
72
211
259
446
57
65,923
2,054
44,403
9,945
5,401
1,055
317
435
724
1,589

54
10
6
205
442
36
1
1
8
2
395
1,246
434
286
84
4
9
13
11
133
295
955
1
351
1,462
112
10
17
48
26
661
257
779
86
626
649
46
1
386
3
122
81
4
769
61
164
150
11,498
239
1,358
2,919
2,431
89
62
223
2,577
1,600

1 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36*



9
16
10
264
55

29
9
6
3
22
472
99
70
34
73
15
19
17
30

79
285
1
85
212
71
19
4
63
307
2
11
833
25
164
640
4

72
8
58
251
2
5
105
21
69

43
JUS
1
411
112
1
158
157
43
279
1
3

6

1,181
15
481
149
11
141
65
105
4
305
118
43
60
14
1
773

11

-

18
169
179

4,639

5 ,3 7 4

88
1 ,0 1 0
1,532
628
63
91
108
586
533

6
194
1,518

n
43
66
1,570
i;489

60

P O P U L A T IO N ,

BY

COUNTRY

O P B IR T H .

N o. 3 3 . — F o r e ig n -B o r n P o p u l a t io n
try op

in 1910, D is t r ib u t e d A c c o r d in g to C o u n ­
B ir t h : B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s — Continued.

State.

Alabama.....................
Arizona......................
Arkansas....................
California...................
Colorado.....................
C onnecticut.............
D elaw are.. ...............
District of Columbia
Florida.......................
Georgia.......................
Idaho..........................
Illinois........................
Indiana......................
Iowa............................
Kansas........................
Kentucky...................
Louisiana...................
Maine..........................
M aryland...................
Massachusetts...........
Michigan....................
Minnesota..................
Mississippi.................
Missouri.....................
Montana.....................
Nebraska...................
N evada.......................
New Ham pshire___
New Jersey................
New Mexico..............
New Y ork..................
North Carolina..........
North Dakota...........
Ohio........................
Oklahoma............ .
Oregon........................
Pennsylvania...........
Rhode Island............
South Carolina.........
South Dakota...........
Tennessee...................
Texas..........................
U tah............................
Verm ont....................
Virginia......................
Washington..............................

W est Virginia........................
W isconsin...............................
W yoming................................
T otal.........‘ ..................

Geographic divisions*
New E ngland........................
Middle A tlantic.....................
East N orth Central..............
West North Central ..........
South A tlantic......................
E ast South Central..............
West South Central.............
M ountain................................
Pacific.....................................
 Porto Rico.
1 Except


Southern and
eastern Eu­
rope—Contd.
Turkey
in Eu- Greece.
rope.
128
44
45
812
217
696
9
41
744
99
129
2,453
2,274
479
287
55
196
721
44
3,592
342
528
79
1, COO
491
247
15
1,965
389
17
5,004
107
270
1,945
135
553
2,754
658
43
238
20
237
146
31
144
728
420
397
262
32,230

633
77
179
7.920
2,272
1,074
34
342
886
941
1.843
10,031
1,370
3,356
1,410
273
237
579
463
11,413
1,196
1,660
117
2,790
1,905
3.459
1,051
2,634
1,575
167
10,097
174
1,083
2,555
590
3,555
4,221
951
282
231
374
756
4,039
113
721
4,187
787
2,764
1,915
101,282

7,663
8,147
7,411
3,049
1,651
282
613
1,321
2,093

16,764
15,893
17,916
13,989
4,630
1,397
1,762
13,269
15,662

Eu-

America (outside of the United States).
Canada.
French.

Other.

New
Cuba. Other.*

46
96
737
2
54
176
15
3
177
1,650
22
6
65
119
955
11
5
22
208
3,109 41,568
161
200
654
8,792
35
61
789
29
64
16 18,889
7,868
141
51
290
63
441
6
6
28
11
1,052
109
71
172
10
32
151
1,577
8 10,174 6,876
75
70
731
2
77
149
37
796
4,575
12
40
i
146
7,440 38,311
213
168
383
789
5,049
62
19
34
48
51
944 10,675
17
62
14
26
1,087
6,101
13
21
53
972
13
98
22
5
20
941
118
250
30
310
320
9 35,013 41,210
100
13
67
110
1,320
88
39
76
377
60 134,659 162,710 1,751
167 2,120
24 28,083 144,780
80
127
23
50 11,062 30,059
92
47
20
404
29
46
135
21
779
7,290
89
28
81
191
2,874 10,9G8
40
12
18
27
674
6,661
33
53
37
10
272
1,575
9
10
6
1 40,865 17.013
84
4
36
7,932
1,203
56
386
267 1,650
in
912
12
20
3
5
314 24,563 98,988 1,029 2,326 15,157
29
514
1
26
18
17
2.376 19,131
6
19
36
3
2.310 21,382
94
48
69
176
320
2,551
65
6
17
48
36
1,146 11,263
29
15
53
1,246 14,437
346
204
412 1,693
7,867
2 34,087
142
300
16
39
243
12
3
50
9
5,012
9
998
13
10
4
31
91
1,065
21
50
8
231
356
3,178
257
26
102
114
1,576
2
7
3
7
1 14,643 11,415
34
14
23
104
1,256
35
19
198
93
132
106
3,711 35,771
43
22
784
36
34
88
3
10
7,992 17,004
30
60
24
78
1,288
29
143
2
9
5
2,858 385,083 819,554 5,080 15,133 32,502
89 278,156
716 27,012
404 46,614
277 17,920
763
369
119
331
1,045
479
5,276
139
7,966
266

248,083
121,357
226,526
84,929
7,918
3,378
7,625
31,336
88,602

2,252
265 2,836
1,619 3,005 18,500
332
750
420
204
454
153
85 10,475 7,912
383
15
116
637
53
444
191
136
85
839
296
258

* For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.

POPtlliATION, b y
No.

c o u n t r y o p b ir t h

61

.

3 3.—F oreign -B orn P opulation in 1910, D istributed A ccording to C oun ­
try o p B ir th : B y S tates and G eographic D ivisions —Continued.
America (outside of the
United States)—Contd.
State.

Cen­ South
tral
Mexico. Ameri­ Ameri­ Japan. China.
ca.
ca.

22
81
36
5
Alabama............................................
Arizona.............................................. 29,987
9
32
361
Arkansas...........................................
132
12
5
9
California....................................... a. 33,694
591 1,505 38.214
2,602
Colorado............................................
8
125 2,245
Connecticut.......................................
19
9
131
65
1
11
2
4
District of Columbia.......................
32
26
35
44
Florida...............................................
145
21
67
46
Georgia...............................................
25
34
5
7
Idaho..................................................
133
1
24 1,330
Illinois................................................
672
23
408
274
Indiana..............................................
47
7
36
41
Iowa....................................................
620
5
71
33
1
111
8,429
119
Kansas...............................................
Kentucky..........................................
28
3
17
11
Louisiana........................................... 1,025
260
68
30
Maine..................................................
28
7
9
12
10
Maryland...........................................
9
76
23
71
47
Massachusetts...................................
488
150
86
20
140
56
Michigan............................................
52
Minnesota..........................................
7
83
67
Mississippi.........................................
72
11
12
2
Missouri.............................................
1,413
27
141
100
67
11
Montana............................................
40 1,566
200
4
Nebraska...........................................
28
583
Nevada..............................................
732
9
25
855
New Hampshire..............................
64
13
1
41
New Jersey........................................
97
500
193
New Mexico..................... -.............. 11,918
5
9
254
New York.........................................
555
343 2,460 1,163
10
14
2
North Dakota...................................
8
1
13
58
Ohio..................................................
85
25
208
70
2, 744
Oklahoma.........................................
7
38
47
Oregon................................................
199
5
65 3,277
Pennsylvania...................................
153
58
560
181
Rhode’ Island...................................
8
6
109
30
2
9
7
South Dakota...................................
15
1
17
38
45
Tennessee..........................................
5
25
8
Texas.................................................. 125,016
30
71
316
U tah...................................................
166
11 2,050
1
Vermont............................................
6
1
16
3
Virginia..............................................
12
14
7
25
W ashington......................................
145
205 12,177
ii
West Virginia...................................
12
10
1
4
Wisconsin.........................................
39
86
34
10
W yoming..........................................
188
6 1,575
Total........................................ 221,915 1,736 8,228 67,744

Asia
. not
speci­
fied.

India.

Turkey
in
Asia.

2
44
8
1,016
6
44
27,761 2,266
320
53
385
41
2
29
14
270
39
156
7
174
773
13
141
1,560
16
196
35
76
19
16
34
9
43
346
15
65
12
299
1,873
199
91
187
249
40
1
195
452
31
1,098
17
89
19
760
55
53
3
932
87
202
7
4,482
361
61
4
30
6
398
70
127
18
6,468
357
1,468
104
32
215
46
18
98
11
40
14
492
46
311
15
2
7
126
28
2,301
239
62
3
163
27
204
18
56,756 4,664

389
128
169
3,709
333
1,738
10
139
291
376
73
2,690
809
600
287
369
949
744
80
12,546
1,567
698
477
1,084
201
572
25
891
2,396
123
9,478
402
392
2,031
376
197
4,486
3,132
263
246
159
1,125
215
189
484
423
726
791
151
59,729

4
5
3
460
17
177
7
8
11
19
341
30
30
15
14
22
3
14
43
32
30
39
27
31
44
12
3
83
1
420
2
4
77
19
32
153
7
61
33
11
42
33
2
25
36
9
31
69
2,591

292 19,240
552 16,360
345 7,888
161 3,879
127 2,771
26 1,394
113 2,619
186 1,249
2,862 4,329

235
656
611
.183
137
68
86
187
528

Geographic divisions.1

New England...................................
138
Middle Atlantic................................
805
E ast N orth Central.........................
929
W est North Central........................ 10,827
South Atlantic.................................
242
East South Central.........................
226
West South Central........................ 128,917
Mountain........................................... 45,793
Pacific................................................ 34,038

74
766
261
442 3,520 1,537
85
878
475
472
46
990
81
149
280
55
76
26
302
402
189
44
272 10,236
607 1,775 53,668

2,598
6,882
2,504
1,010
1,223
313
1,009
4,684
36,533


1For States included in each division, see note 5, p.


36.

62

P O P U L A T IO N ,

BY

N o. 3 3 .—F o r e ig n -B o r n P o p u l a t io n
try of

B ir t h : B y S t a t e s

and

COUNTRY

OP

B IR T H .

in 1910, D is t r ib u t e d A c c o r d in g t o C o u n ­
G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s — Continued.

Oceanic Islands.

Total
Countries foreignnot
born
Africa. Australia.
Atlantic. Pacific.1 specified. popula­
tion.

State.

A ruona........................................
California.....................................
Colorado......................................
Connecticut................................
Delaware.....................................
District of Columbia.................
Florida.........................................
Georgia........................................
Idaho...........................................
Illinois.........................................
Indiana........................................
Iowa.............................................
Kansas.........................................
Kentucky....................................
Louisiana....................................
Maine...........................................
M aryland....................................
Massachusetts............................
Michigan.....................................
Minnesota...................................
Mississippi..................................
Missouri.......................................
Montana......................................
Nebraska.....................................
N evada........................................
New Hampshire........................
New Jersey..................................
New Y ork..................................
North Carolina..........................
Ohio.............................................
Oklahoma...................................
Oregon.........................................
Pennsylvania.............................
Rhode Island.............................
South Carolina...........................
South Dakota............................
Tennessee....................................
Texas...........................................
U tah ............................................
Verm ont......................................
Virginia.......................................
W ashington................................
W est Virginia............................
Wisconsin...................................
W yoming....................................
Total..................................

16
74
8
65
230
86
71
25
99
29
27
22
9
147
31
900
36
12
S3
20
57
211
62
9
13
88
85
81
7
46
116
17
41
15
3,992

17
75
20
3,30s
116
83
4
21
23
29
85
550
45
87
64
31
49
31
40
302
237
95
15
130
103
38
64
17
254
34
930
8
13
190
41
236
543
47
4
14
17
77
201
16
39
577
16
82
17
9,035

5
5
3
2,898
12
89
6
6
94
12
8
194
1
13
11
2
7
19
28
12,816
16
19
2
15
7
6
42
21
192

370
1,258
498
283
303
132
191
276
681

496
1,727
1,104
441
184
80
187
695
4,121

13,665
1,062
250
65
164
10
34
81
2,943

53
14
12
508
46
64
9
43
43
35
38
259
29
26
35

741
1
31
2
22
129
716
4
1

1

22
6
4
u
23
2
8
2
18,274

5
16
5
996
32
12

5
6
10
5
38
66
5
9
20
2
9
5
18
73
33
27
1
26
24
14
25
4
53
10
220
4
5
27,
12
161
46
18
1
5
-V 1
22
133
2
9

166
1
16
12
2,415

19,286
48,765
17,046
586,432
129,587
329,574
17,492
24,902
40,633
15,477
42.578
1.205,314
159.663
273,765
135,450
40,162
52,766
110,562
104,944
1,059,245
597,550
543,595
9,770
229,779
94,713
176,662
19,691
96,667
660,788
23,146
2,748, Oil
6,092
59S,374
40,442
113,136
1,442,374
179,141
6,179
100,790
18,607
241,938
65,822
49,921
27,057
256,241
57,218
512,865
29,020
13,515,886

24
21
33
393
110
120
13
16
30
20
42
593
197
206
120
66
58
53
62
312
446
342
20
247
54
138
23
25
207
11
769
5
91
431
53
89
502
44
3
84
25
125
41
25
19
177
21
400
11
6,927

160 1,825,110
646 4,851,173
733 3,073,766
637 1,616,695
47
299,994
87,825
25
352,192
78
453.322
85
276
955,809

579
1,478
2,067
1,228
189
135
274
313
664

4
126
33
24
1
3
5
2
13
313
52
60
49

5
10
36
14
78
48
349
13
58
15
38
8
5
78
2
180
1
60
231
26
25
388
15
1
23
7
42
8
2
13

125
7
89
2
2,687

Geographic divisions.2
New E ngland............................
Middle A tlantic.........................
East North Central...................
West North Central..................
South A tlantic...........................
E ast South Central...................
W est South Central..................
M ountain....................................
Pacific..........................................

114
319
147
106
59
9

48
290
1,323

i Except Hawaii and Philippine Islands.
* For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.




Born at
sea.

P O P U L A T I O N -----N A T IV E

63

A N D F O R E IG N .

N o. 3 4.—N A TIV E A N D FOREIG N-BO RN POPULATION, 1 8 9 0 , 1 9 0 0 , AND
1910: B y S ta te s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]
Native.

State.

1800

A labam a.....................................
A rizona.......................................
Arkansas ...................................
California...................................
Colorado.....................................
Connecticut................................
D elaw are...................................
District of C olum bia...............
F lo rid a .......................................
G eorgia.......................................
Id a h o ............. .............................
Illinois.........................................
In d ian a .......................................
Io w a.............................................
K ansas.........................................
K entucky...................................
L ouisiana...................................
M aine...........................................
M aryland...................................
M assachusetts..........................
M ichigan...................................
M innesota..................................
M ississippi..................................
M issouri.....................................
M ontana.....................................
N ebraska...................................
N evada.......................................
New H am pshire.......................
N ew Jersey.................................
New M exico..............................
New York...................................
North Carolina..........................
N orth D akota............................
O hio ............................................
O klahom a1 ................................
Oregon.........................................
P ennsylvania............................
Rhode Isla n d ............................
South C arolina.........................
South D akota............................
Tennessee...................................
T ex as...........................................
U ta h ............................................
V erm ont.....................................
V irg in ia .....................................
W ashington...............................
West V irginia............................
W isconsin .................................
W yom ing...................................
T otal.................................
Geographic divisions.2
New E n gland............................
Middle A tlantic........................
East N orth C entral...................
West North C entral.................
South A tlantic..........................
East South C entral...................
West South C entral.................
M ountain...................................
Pacific.........................................

1900

1,498,624
69,448
1,113,947
847,089
329,259
562,657
155,332
211,622
368,490
1,825,216
71,092
2,984,005
2,046,199
1,588,228
1,280,270
1,799,279
1,068,841
582,125
948,094
1,581,810
1,550,010
842,927
1,281,648
2,444,316
99,828
860,114
82,649
304,190
1,115,958
149,023
4,432,124
1,614,247
109,522
3,213,036
255,904
260, 387
4,412,393
239,201
1,144,879
257,545
1,747,489
2,082,571
157, 715
288,334
1,637,606
267,227
743,911
1,174,131
47,642
53,698,154

1,814,105
98,698
1,297,275
1,127,813
448,545
670,210
170,925
258,599
504,710
2,203,928
137,168
3,854,803
2, 374,341
1,925,933
1,343,810
2,096,925
1,328,722
601,136
1,094,110
1,959,022
1,879,329
1,246,076
1,543,289
2,890,286
176,262
888,953
32,242
323,481
1,451,785
181,685
5,368,469
1,889,318
206,055
3,698,811
769,853
347, 788
5,316,865
294,037
1,334,788
313,062
2,002,870
2,869,353
222,972
298,894
1,834,723
406,739
936,349
1,553,071
75,116
65,653,299

Foreign bora.
1910

1890

1910

14,592
2,118,807
14,777
19,286
155,589
18,795
24,233
48,765
14,264
1,557,403
14,289
17,046
366,309
367,240
1,791,117
586,482
91,155
669,437
83,990
129,587
785,182
183,601
238,210
329,574
184,830
13,161
13,810
17,492
306,167
20,119
18,770
24,902
22,932
23,832
711,986
40,633
12,137
12,403
2,593,644
16,477
24,604
283,016
17,456
42,578
842,347
4,433,277
966,747 1,205,314
142,121
2,541,213
146,205
159,663
1,951,006
324,069
305,920
273,765
147,838
126,685
1,555,499
135,450
2,249,743
59,356
50,249
40.162
49,747
52,903
1,603, 622
52,766
78,961
631,809
98,330
110,562
1,190,402
94,296
93,934
104,944
657,137
2,307,171
846,324 1,059,246
543,880
2,212,623
541,653
597,550
467,356
505,318
1,532,113
543,595
7, 952
1,787,344
7,981
9,770
234,869
3,063,556
216,379
229,779
43,096
67,067
281,340
94,713
177,347
1,015,552
202,542
176,662
62,184
14,706
10,093
19,691
833,905
72,340
88,107
96,667
1,876,379
328,975
431,884
660,788
304,155
11,259
13,625
23,146
6,365,603 1,571,050 1,900,425 2,748,011
2,200,195
3,702
4,492
6,092
420,402
81,461
113.091
156,654
4,168,747
458,734
459,293
598,374
1,616,713
2, 753
20,538
40,442
559,629
57,317
65,748
113,136
6,222,737
845,720
985,250 1,442,374
363,469
106,305
134,519
179,141
1,509, 221
6,270
5,528
6,179
483,098
91,055
88,508
100,790
2,166,182
17,746
20,029
18,607
3,654,604
152,956
179,357
241.938
307,529
63,777
53,064
65,822
306,035
44,088
49,921
44,747
2,034,555
18,374
19,461
27,057
90,005
885,749
111,364
256,241
1,163,901
18,883
22,451
57,218
1,820,995
519,199
515,971
512,865
116,945
14,913
29,020
17,415
78,456,880 9,249,560 10,341,276 13,515,886

3,558,317 4,146,780 4,727,571
9,960,475 12,137,119 14,464,719
10,967,381 13,360,355 15,176,855
7,382,922 8,814,175 10,021,226
8,649,397 10,227,450 11,894; 901
6,327,040 7, 457,189 8,322,076
4,521,263 6,265,203 8,432,342
956,656 1,372,688 2,180,195
1,374,703 1,872,340 3,236,495

1,142,432
2,745,745
2,510,924
1,549,190
208,525
102,114
219,720
257,279
513; 631

1Includes population of Indian Territory for 1890 and 1900,
2For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.




1900

1,445,237
3,317,559
2,625,226
1,533,248
216,030
90,568
267,087
301,969
644,352

1,825,110
4,851,173
3,073,766
1,616,695
299,994
87,825
852,192
453,322
955,809

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P O P U L A T I O N ----- N A T I V E

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N o. 3 5 .—PER CENTAG E OF TOTAL PO PULATIO N R E P R E SE N T E D B Y
N A T IV E A N D FO R EIG N BO RN , 1 8 9 0 , 1 9 0 0 , A N D 1910: B y S t a t e s a n d
G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s .
[Source: Reports of the B ureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]

Foreign born.

Native.

State.

1890

A labam a.....................................
A rizona.......................................
A rkansas.....................................
C alifornia...................................
C olorado................. , ..................
C onnecticut................................
D elaw are.....................................
District of Colum bia...............
F lorida.........................................
Georgia,.........................................
Idaho ...........................................
Illin o is.........................................
In d ia n a .......................................
Io w a ............................................
K ansas.........................................
K en tu ck y ...................................
L ouisiana...................................
M aine...........................................
M ary lan d ...................................
M assachusetts............................
M ichigan........................ ...........
M innesota...................................
Mississippi...................................
M issouri.......................................
M o n tan a.....................................
N ebraska................. ...................
N evada.........................................
New H am pshire........................
New Jersey..................................
New M exico...............................
New Y o rk ..................................
N orth Carolina..........................
N orth D a k o ta ............................
Ohio..............................................
O klahom a...................................
O regon.........................................
P en n sy lv an ia............................
Rhode Is la n d ............................
South C arolina..........................
South D a k o ta ............................
T ennessee...................................
Texas ..........................................
U ta h ............................................
V e rm o n t.....................................
V irginia.......................................
W ashington...............................
West V irg in ia ............................
W isconsin...................................
W yom ing...................................
T o ta l..................................

1900

1910

1890

1900

1910

99.0
78.7
98.7
69.8
79.7
75.4
92.2
91.9
94.1
99.3
80.3
78.0
93.3
83.1
89.6
96.8
95.6
83.1
91.0
70.6
74.0
64.3
99.4
91.2
69.8
80.9
68.9
80.8
77.2
93.0
73.8
99.8
67.3
87.5
98.9
82.0
83.9
69.2
99.5
73.9
98.9
93.2
74.8
86.7
98.9
74.8
97.5
69.3
76.2
85.3

99.2
80.3
98.9
75.3
83.1
73.8
92.5
92.8
95.5
99.4
84.8
79.9
94.4
86.3
91.4
97.7
96.2
86.6
92.1
69.8
77.6
71.1
99.5
93.0
72.4
83.4
76.2
78.6
77.1
93.0
73.9
99.8
64.6
89.0
97.4
84.1
84.4
68.6
99.6
78.0
99.1
94.1
80.6
87.0
99.0
78.5
97.7
75.1
81.2
86.4

99.1
76.1
98.9
75.3
83.8
70.4
91.4
92.5
94.6
99.4
86.9
78.6
94.1
87.7
92.0
98.2
96.8
85.1
91.9
68.5
78.7
73.8
99.5
93.0
74.8
85.2
75.9
77.5
74.0
92.9
69.8
99.7
72.9
87.4
97.6
83.2
81.2
67.0
99.6
82.7
99.1
93.8
82.4
86.0
98.7
77.6
95.3
78.0
80.1
85.3

1.0
21.3
1.3
30.2
20.3
24.6
7.8
8.1
6.9
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19.7
22.0
6.7
16.9
10.4
3.2
4.4
11.9
9.0
29.4
26.0
35.7
.6
8.8
30.2
19.1
31.1
19.2
22.8
7.0
26.2
.2
42.7
12.5
1.1
18.0
16.1
30.8
.5
26.1
i.i
6.8
25.2
13.3
1.1
25.2
2.5
30.7
23.8
14.7

0.8
19.7
1.1
24.7
16.9
26.2
7.5
7.2
4.5
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15.2
20.1
5.6
13.7
8.6
2.3
3.8
13.4
7.9
80.2
22.4
28.9
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7.0
27.6
16.6
23.8
21.4
22.9
7.0
26.1
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35.4
11.0
2.6
15.9
15.6
31.4
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22.0

0.9
23.9
1.1
24.7
16.2
29.6
8.6
7.5
5.4
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13.1
21.4
5.9
12.3
8.0
1.8
3.2
14.9
8.1
31,5
21.3
26.2
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7.0
25.2
14.8
24.1
22.5
26.0
7.1
30.2
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27.1
12.6
2.4
16.8
18.8
33.0
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17.3

5.9
19.4
13.0
1.0
21.5
2.3
24.9
18.8
13.6

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6.2
17.6
14.0
1.3
22.4
4.7
22.0
19.9
14.7

75.7
78.4
81.4
82.7
97.6
98.4
95.4
78.8
72.8

74.2
78.5
83.6
85.2
97.9
98.8
95.9
82.0
77.5

72.1
74.9
83.2
86.1
97.5
99.0
96.0
82.8
77.2

24.3
21.6
18.6
17.3
2.4
1.6
4.6
21.2
27.2

25.8
21.5
16.4
14.8
2.1
1.2
4.1
18.0
22.5

27.9
25.1
16.8
13.9
2.5
1.0
4.0
17.2
22.8

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Geographic divisions.1
New E ngland........................... .
E ast N orth C entral...........
West N orth C e n tra l.................
South A tlantic............................
East South C entral...................
W est South C entral...................
M ountain.....................................
Pacific...........................................

1 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.




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68

PAUPERS

IN

ALM SH O U SES.

N o. 3 8 .—P A U P E R S IN ALM SHOUSES

:

B y St a t e s

and

G e o g r a p h ic

D iv i s i o n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, D apartment of Commerce.)
Admitted dur­
ing the year
1910.

Enumerated on Jan. 1, 1910.

June 1 1890.

Total.
State.

Alabama...................
Arizona.....................
Arkansas...................
California.................

Districtof Columbia.
Florida......................
Georgia.....................
Illinois......................
Indiana.....................
Iowa..........................
Kansas......................
Louisiana.................
Massachusetts..........
Michigan...................
Missouri/..................
Montana...................
Nevada.....................
New Hampshire___
New Jersey..............
New Mexico.............
New Y ork................
North Carolina.........
Ohio..........................
Pennsylvania...........
Rhode Island...........

Texas........................
Utah..........................
Washington..............
West Virginia..........
Wisconsin.................

Num­
For­
Num­ Native eignNum­ ber per
100,000
ber. '
ber per white.1 born Negro.
popu­ Num­ 100,000
white.
lation.
ber.
popu­
lation.
623
23
223
2,600
87
1 438
*299
221
24
901
20
5,395
2,927
1,621
593
1,578
122
3,161
1^599
4', 725
1,916
365
494
2,378
132
291
43
1,143
2,718
1
10,272
1,493
35
7,400

41.2
38.6
19.8
215.2
21.1
192.7
177.5
95.9
6.1
49.0
23.7
141,0
133.5
84.8
41.6
84.9
10.9
175.6
153.4
211.0
91.5
28.0
38.3
88.8
99.9
27.5
94.0
303.6
188.1
.7
171.3
92.3
19.2
201.5

99

31.6
164.6
141.8
50.2
16.1
87 4
20.8
29,8
103 3
132 4
20.3
103.8
156.6

8,653
490
578
53
1,545
464
62
543
2,193
71
792
2,641

Total............... 73,045

739
271
534
4,646
510
2,244
"366
276
207
813
97
5,421
3,114
1,779
735
1,522
'187
945
1,681
6', 555
2,970
687
436
2,388
415
551
159
991
2,135 .

34.6
132.6
33.9
195.4
63.8
201.3
180.9
83.4
27.5
31.2
29.8
96.1
115.3
80.0
43.5

145
1,569
861
181
383
1,688
"564
808
1,775
19

11.3
127.3
129.8
194.7
105.7
33.1
24.3
72.5
110.4
46.2
194.2
230.2
84.1
«
132.0
63.0
34 0
169 5
2.9
52.3
125.3
141.5
31 5
24 8
71 8
22.1
48.5
107 6
81.9
49.4
66.2
76.1
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12,031
1,389
81
8,078
48
352
9,606
768

478

350
145
369
1,965
257
1,006
"216
73
94
476
56
2,579
2* 406
1,077
464
1,071
"100
685
888
2,907
1,614
162
182
1,586
187
269
87
687
898
5,238
871
29
5,042
29
199
5,233
422
281
57
1,073
"485
82
290
924
251
635
597
15

19
115
29
2,538
242
1,194
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31
30
11
40
2,699
586
687
196
167
66
255
392
3,551
1,305
518
2
574
224
258
69
301
1,128
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6,601
6
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2,628
12
149
3,983
315
18
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44
161
97
90
41
306
76
1,170
4

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172
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141
120
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7
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190
1
3
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4
96
7

25
1

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6,281

183

5,997
5,706
11,369 11,712
12,238
8,388
3,644
2,371
4,458
664
2,676
232
983
268
791
829
2,415
2,993

178
678
716
342
2,578
1,356
352
19
62

3
1
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Num­
Num­ ber per
100,000
ber.
popu­
lation.

481
1*015
849
9,614
697
2,729
"430
171
933
514
177
5,590
1,741
823
421
1,133
112
860
1,949
9,520
2,783
815
245
1,151
926
1,101
456
812
1,736
(3)
12,724
728
114
5,825
61
504
9,467
526
285
160
1,227
1,046
181
269
2,404
1)247
531
1,177
53

22.5
496.7
53.9

404.4

87.2
244 8
219. 5
51.7
124.0
19.7
54.4
99.1
64.5
37.0
24.9
40 5
6.8
115 8
150.5
282.8
99.0
30 3

13 6
34.9
246.2
92 3
556.9
188.6
68.4
(s)
139.6
33.0
10.8
122.2
3 7
74 9
123.5
96.9
18 8
27 4
5fi 2
26.8
48.5
75 6
116 6
109.2
43.5
50.4
36 3

88,313

96.0

5 14,716
13 23,927
16 17,116
9
4,585
6
7,945
2
3,086
27
2,068
13
3,505
92 11,365

224.6
123.9
93.8
39.4
65.2
36.7
23.5
133.1
271.1

Geographic divisions ,4
9,500
New England..........
Middle Atlantic....... 21,643
East North Central.. 20,279
West North Central. 5,336
South Atlantic......... 8,100
East South Central.. 4,240
809
West South Central.
368
Mountain.................
Pacific...................... 2,770

202.1
170.4
150.5
60.0
91.4
66.0
17.8
31.8
148.0

11,886
23,772
21,358
6,366
7,706
4,266
1,630
1,652
5,562

1 Includes 355 white of unknown nativity,

2 Indians, Chinese, and Japanese.




181.4
123.1
117.0
54.7
63.2
50.7
18.6
62.7
132.7

3 No institutions maintained.
<For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.

P R IS O N E R S

IN

PENAL

IN S T IT U T IO N S .

69

No. 3 9 .— PBISONEBS IN PENAL INSTITUTIONS: B y S t a t e s
g r a ph ic

D iv is io n s .

and

G eo ­

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Sentenced prisoners in penal institutions.

Prisoners in
penal institu­
tions on June 1,
1890.
State.

Arizona........................
California.....................
Colorado......................
Connecticut.................
District of Columbia..
Idaho...........................
Illinois.........................
Indiana........................
Iowa.............................
Kansas.........................
Louisiana....................
Maine...........................
Maryland.....................
Massachusetts..............
Michigan......................
Minnesota....................
Montana......................
Nebraska.....................
Nevada........................
New Jersey.................
New Mexico................
New Y ork...................
North Carolina............
North Dakota.............
Ohio.............................
Oklahoma....................
Oregon.........................
Pennsylvania..............
Rhode Island..............
South Dakota..............
Texas...........................
Utah.............................
Virginia.......................
Washington.................
Wisconsin....................
Wyoming....................
Total..................

Committed
during tho
year 1930.

Enumerated on Jan. 1,1910.

Tot e l .
Num­
For­
ber per
Other
Num­
Num­ Native eigncol­
100,000
ber.
ber per white.1 born Negro. ored.*
2
popu­ Num­ 100,000
white.
lation.
ber.
popu­
lation.
172.4
315.6
83.0
174.8
153.9
136.3
143.3
237.7
243.9
191.4
88.1
90.6
106.3
60.9
90.9
119.2
144.9
98.3
165.7
199.2
92.1
77.7
127.0
107.0
256.1
55.0
353.0
118.0
118.3
124.7
137.1
64.4
63.6
84.0
100.7
92.6
106.7
134.4
111.6
47.8
120.9
108.5
105.5

131.5 111,498

121.2

53,359

166.9
160.7
89.9
87.1
128.8
128.4
172.3
210.5
229.3

161.6
122.6
89.0
80.2
146.6
134.9
109.3
171.0
153.4

6,314
13,042
10,396
6,039
3,752
2,574
2,926
2,926
4,415

166.4
419.3
130.6
281.3
218.8
137.5
82.5
215.3
170.4
159.9
177.8
102.9
90.7
53.1
135.1
113.5
143.8
•77.4
144.1
233.5
102.9
80.0
91.3
105.7
326.9
61.9
332.2
85.3
169.9
133.5
191.2
125.7
53.1
79.2

440
6,489
560
1,184
178
2. 451
4, 747
269
200
2,000
452
450
1,118
74

140.2
123.4
162.1
102.9
54.1
138.7
212.3
129.4
60.2
120.8
129.4
59.0
66.3
12L9

82,329

444
256
310
2,828
805
827
83
234
250
482
216
3,000
2,058
1,057
1,062
1,158
378
511
637
3,928
1,746
975
225
2,017
653
472
176
325
1,537
314
6,921
389
256
2,562
908
481
4,584
409
225
200
747
1,330
296
314
629
1,106
823
1,030
210
975

3,687
645
1,307
4,155
1,230
1,519
290
787
1,836
4,994
'287
5,111
2,870
1,354
1,537
2,729
2,400
730
2,146
6,707
2,589
1,613
2,283
3,523
963
656
289
508
3,001
408
12, 497
1,420
367
4,005
1,668
623
8,175
729
1,691
'279
2,642
4,227
394
395
3,239
1,652
1,475
i;675
287
1,904

2,518
'250
1,473
3 ,398
902
1,026
139
496
667
2,938
150
3,936
1,988
1,016
1,928
2,110
i; 608
512
1,502
5,227
2,155
1,041
1,177
2,833
432
655
152
321
455
2,205
11,468
2,033
97
2,909

m .o

157.1
144.7
120.8
71.8
196.6

24
311

3,219
30
991
218
150
124
187
523
1,522
4,505
13
911
613
169
396
1,558
ll 945
5
1,365
• 240
142
74
2,048
1 315
46
114
20
8
570
26
1,086
1,020
17
815
620
8
1,445
45
1,463
10
1,873
2 .525
24
11
2,582
63
543
54
27
596

Num­
Num­ ber per
100,000
ber.
popu­
lation.
8,599
6,933
4,921
16,414

743

402.2
3,392.6
312.6
690.4
610.0
754.6
982.1
1,705.7
1,307.0
473.8
356.9
495.5
492.2
585.3
200.2
607.9
286.1
707.5
688.8
931.3
439.8
498.9
202.4
481.8
1,069.8
482.8
1,115.1
348.6
458.1 '
572.0
502.1
122.8
163.2
395.8
367.8
955.9
699.0
405.5
362.2
273.3
454.1
276.3
479.4
440.2
602.9
964.9
493.6
413.4
509.0

19,438 37,874

827 479,787

521.7 '

433
3,814
7,486 3,101
3,257 2,535
1,116 2,095
407 13,710
69 8,698
473 6,081
336
1,107
289
1,480

27 50,611
44 110,965
62 82,113
79 50,926
9 65,411
36,078
122 26,522
134 22,310
246 33,864

772.4
574.5
449.9
437r6
536.4
429.0
301.9
847.2
807.8

a

924
269
563
20
30
64
7
53
1,197
194
126
75
13
73
210
142
2,531
682
549
10
164
232
60
64
175
891
57
4,461
5
87
626
27
122
2,134
265
3
55J
22
367
72
70
27
434
109
558
.49
229

48
185
6
5

5
3
5
2
4

4
4

2
8
19
15
27
32
10
29
3
11
29
6
7
2
113
12
12
10
14
5
2
1
49
33
1
104

4 874

8,412
1,987
5,647
9,837
12,362
1,162
27,942
13,294
13,022
3,386
13,920
4,739
5, 252
8,922
31,353
12,359
10,356
3,637
15,868
4 ,023
5,756
913
1,501
lb 622
1,872
45, 761
2,709
942
18, 870
6,431
53,582
2,526
5,489
i;596
9,922
10,767
1,790
1,567
12,430
11,019
6,028
9; 648
987

1

Geographic divisions.^
New England.............. 7,846
Middle Atlantic.......... 20,412
East North Central_
_ 12,106
West North Central... 7,748
South Atlantic............ 11,409
East South Central___ 8,256
West South Central... 7,828
Mountain..................... 2,434
Pacific.......................... 4,290

10,588
23,673
16,250
9,329
17,878
11,341
9,602
4,503
6,430

1 Includes 886 white of unknown nativity.
2 Indians, Chinese, and Japanese.




3 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36,

70

IN B A K E

IN

H O S P IT A L S .

Ho. 4 0 .—IN SA N E IN HOSPITALS:

B y S t a t e s aht > G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s ,

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

June 1 1S90.

Admitted dur­
ing the year
1910.

Enumerated on Jan. 1,1910.

Total.
State.

Arizona..........................
California...... ................
Colorado........................
Connecticut....... ...........
District of Columbia. . .
Florida..........................
Idaho................. ...........
Illinois...........................
Kansas..........................
Louisiana......................
Maine.............................
Massachusetts...............
Michigan........................
Minnesota............. ........
Mississippi.....................
Missauri.—
....................
Montana........................
Nebraska.......................
Nevada.........................
New Hampshire...........

N ew

Num­
Num­
For­
Num­ ber per
Num­ Native eign- Negro, Other Num­ ber per
col­
100,000
100,000
ber.
bom
ber.
popu­
popu­ Num­ ber per white.1 white.
ored.2
100,000
lation. ber.
lation.
popu­
lation.
1.014
65
390
3,289
239
1,544
142
1,496
202
1,491
63
4,767
1,798
2*030
1,-261
1,991
'608
612
1,416
4,054
2,771
1,859'
682 ;
2,417
172
642
172
342
1,744

Y ork.....................

67.0
109.0
34.6
.272.2
58.0
206.9
84.3
649.3
51.6
81.1
74.7
124.6
82.0
106.2
88.4
107.1
54.4
92.6
135.8
181.1
132.3
142.8
52.9
90.2
130.1
60.0
375.9
90.8
120.7

224.0

.2,039
337
1,092
6'652
1,199
3,579
441
2,890
849
3,132
388
12,839
4,527
S '377
2,912
3,538
.2,M
53
1,258
3,220
11,601
6,699
4,744
1,978
6,168
697
1,990
230
909
6,042
219
31,280
2,522
628
10,594
1,110
1,565
15,058
1,243
1,-541
'864
2,204
4,053
342
990
3,635
1,987
1,722
6,587
162

95.4
164.0
69.4
279.8
150.1
321.1
218.0
872.9
112.8
120.0
119.2
227.7
167.6
241.7
172.2
154.5
130.3
169.5
248.6
344.6
238.4
228.5
110. i
187.3
185.3
166.9
280.9
211.1
238.1
66.9
343.2
114.3
108.8
222.2
67.0
232.6
196.4
229.1
101.7
148.0
100.9
104.0
91.6
278.1
176.3

1,320
165
908
-3,387
780
2.3C 7
E
287
L567
413
2,122
227
8,369
3,829
3,984
2,245
2,817
1,322
1,127
2,331
6,917
4,106
1.987
1,118
4,796
319
L236
101
666
3,841
179
17,056
1,819
215
8,331
870
922
10,242
781
887
436
1,683
2,996
183
806
2,224
1,041
1,509
3,461
93

46
162
33
2,897
385
1,209
66
668
47
31
150
4,103
567
1,320
524
151
130
126
476
4,461
2,493
2,725
37
1,060
361
732
111
236
2,165
33
13,481
9

673
2
151
71
31
61
88
648
368
979
3
361
131
73
139
570
70S
3
413
207
87
29
822

in
11

21
4
6
236
3
701
694
4
369
128
10
583
30
649
2
472
547
o
7
1,340
13
109
22
1

61
1
31
2
1
1
19
1
9
3

831
135
255
1,989
722
1,155
127
597
325
1,112
203
4,053
1,270
1*511
905
1,227
491
509
1,273
4 ,286
1,974
1,425
695
2,779
278
411
56
326
1,640
84
8,530
916
224
3,336
743
590
4,449
490
646
204
932
1,479
103
270
1,234
884
495
2,558
42

38.9
66.1
16.2
83.7
90.4
103.6
62.8
180.4
43.2
42.6
62.3
71.9
47.0
67.9
53.5
53.6
29.6
68.6
98.3
125.8
70.2
68.7
38.7
84.4
73.9
34.5
68.4
75.7
64.6
25.7
93.6
41.5
38.8
-70.0
44.8
87.7
58.7
90.3
42.6
34.9
42.7
38.0
27.6
75.9
59.9
77,4
40.5
109.6
28.8

8
297
3
2
7
1
8
6
4
1
2
16
13
3
1
1
6
1
14
1
4
42

13,434
972
290
North D ak ota.............
4,980
Ohio......... .....................

60.1
109.5
135.1

South Dakota....... ........
Tennessee....... ..............
T ex a s...........................
Utah..............................
Vermont........................
Virginia.........................
Washington...................
West Virginia...............
Wisconsin......................
Wyoming......................

554
6,257
660
664
232
806
1,045
124
481
1,764
341
860
1,378
23

176.6
119.0
191.0
57.7
70.6
45.6
46.7
59.6
144.7
106.5
97.6
112.7
81.7
37.9

Total...................

74,028

118.2 187,791

204.2 120,128

54,096 12,910

657

60,769

66.1

New England...............
7,693
Middle Atlantic............ 21,435
East North Central...... 15,674
West North Central___ 8,641
South Atlantic.............. 9,007
4,493
East South Centra]......
West South Central___ 2,043
Mountain......................
858
Pacific............................ 4,184

163.7 19,580
168.8 52,380
116.3 41,246
97.2 .22,683
101.7 19,952
9,759
69.9
45.0
8,413
74.2
3,574
223. § 10,204

298.8
271.2
226.0
194.9
163.6
116.0
95.8
133.7
243.4

314
6,639
19,872 1,520
12,151
970
7,133
579
1,475 5,308
282 2,537
7.20 1,531
1,422
57
4,402
94

23
49
29
72
10
2
66
48
358

6,986
14,069
13,191
7,459
0,725
3,685
2,968
1,623
3,463

106.6
75.9
72.3
64.1
55.1
43.8
33.8
61.6
82.6

Oregon............*............
Pennsylvania................
Hhode Island................

174,9

141.0
282.2
11JL0

1,893
78
591
4,226
431
g
365
*48
479
155
176
70
014
103
3,09.5
65

2
1
34
42
7
1

Geographic divisions .3
12,604
30,939
28,996
141899
13,159
6,938
6,096
2,-047
5,356

1Includes 4,726 white of unknown nativity.
3 Indians, Chinese, and Japanese.
3 For States included in each division, see notes, p. 36.




BLIND POPULATION.

71

N o. 4 1 .— B L IN D POPULATION E N U M E R A T ED IN l© 1 0 r B y S t a t e s
G

e o g r a p h ic

D

iv is io n s

a n d

.

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Total
num­
ber.

Number
per
100,000
general
popula­
tion.

Male.

1,572
196
1,201
1,329
378
553
131
223
402
1,701
158
2,975
2,121
1,388
1,069
2,153
1,107
585
802
2,046
1,574
881
1,338
2,442
168
464
97
291
1,127
554
4,692
1,563
167
3,740
874
297
4,182
314
1,011
268
1.956
2,439
188
301
1,649
439
797
1. 321
48

73.5
95.9
76.3
55.9
47.3
49.6
64.7
67.4
53.4
65.2
48.5
52.8
78.5
62.4
63.2
94.0
66.8
78.8
61.9
60.8
56.0
42.4
74.5
74.1
44.7
38.9
118.5
67.6
44.4
169.3
51.5
70.8
28.9
78.5
52.7
44.1
54.6
57.9
66.7
45.9
89.5
62.6
50.4
84.6
80.0
38.4
65.3
56.6
32.9

862
131
635
908
240
311
75
120
221
948
93
1,695
1,194
804
647
1,206
619
357
446
1,084
892
. 555
727
1,373
118
265
54
155
611
336
2,586
796
85
2,160
500
199
2,479
170
553
161
1,035
1,370
103
150
896
281
456
750
31

710
. 65
566
421
138
242
56
103
181
753
65
1,280
927
584
422
947
488
228
356
962
682
326
611
1,069
50
199
43
136
516
218
2,106
767
82
1,580
374
98
1,703
144
458
107
921
1,069
85
151
753
158
341
571
17

777
52
829
782
289
367
84
84
178
797
98
2,079
1,862
1,048
807
1,708
426
487
488
1,311
1,001
415
450
1,905
81
332
14
233
698
451
2,926
929
51
2,945
643
222
3,114
179
380
109
1,402
i;533
102
233
950
279
675
24

23
42
23
416
80
168
12
30
18
9
31
779
171
319
179
85
62
95
82
698
535
440
12
265
35
121
6
58
329
35
1,619
2
88
618
28
53
887
124
6
88
24
327
79
67
21
94
26
615
15

Total.............................. 57,272

62.3

32,443

24,829

37,646

9,939

8,849

838

62.4
51.8
64.3
57.4
67.9
83.5
04.0
67.9
49.3

2,227
5,076
6,691
3,890
4,511
3,830
3,124
1,106
1,388

1,863
4,325
5,040
2,789
3,768
3,189
2,497
681
677

2,810
6,768
8,562
4,727
4,617
4,337
3,431
1,111
1,283

2,835
2 ,718

1,210

66
382
402
324
3,443
2,533
1,649
17
33

4
16
49
128
13
5
101
336
186

State.

Alabama..................................
Arizona....................................
California.................................
Colorado..................................
Connecticut.............................
District of Columbia..............

Illinois.....................................
Indiana....................................
Kansas.....................................
Louisiana................................

Michigan..................................
Minnesota........................... .
Mississippi.........................
Montana..................................
Nebraska.................................
New Jersey..............................
New Mexico............................
New York...............................
North Carolina........................
Ohio.........................................
Oklahoma................................
Oregon.....................................
Pennsylvania..........................
South Carolina........................
Texas.......................................
Vinrfnia...................................
Washington.............................
Wisconsin...............................
Wyoming................................

Fe­
male.

Native
white.

ForeignOther
born
Negro.
colored.1
white.

727

770
3
349
29
7
17
35
108
206
895
115
87
21
75
360
617
232
37
21
8
873
212
3
8
99
1
134
623
174
105
1
149
11
624
530
578
1
676
3
44
5
3

2
99
102
2
1
1
29
2
1
8
2
3
17
18
3
49
3
77
1
67
13

9

28
3
98
21
2
l
71
1
7
2
63
26
6

Geographic divisions .*
New England.........................
4,090
Middle Atlantic...................... 10,001
East North Central................ 11,731
West North Central...............
6,679
South Atlantic........................ 8,279
East South Central................. 7,019
5,621
West South Central...............
Mountain................................
1,787
Pacific.....................................
2,065

1 Includes Indians, Chinese, and Japanese.
3 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.




1,500
206
144
440
323
563

72f‘

IL L IT E B A .T E

PEBSON S

N o. 4 2 . —ILLITE R A T E P E B SO N S 1 0 Y E A B S OP AGE A N D OVEB, B Y
SEX , COEOB OB BA C E, NA TIV ITY , A N D P A B E N T A G E , A N D ILLITEBATE M AEES OF VOTING AGE, 1 9 1 0 : B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g e a p h ic
D iv is io n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Illiterate persons 10 years of age and over.
Native white.
State.
Male.

Alabama.....................
Arizona......................
Arkansas....................
California...................
Colorado.....................
Connecticut................
Delaware....................
District of Columbia.
Florida.......................
Georgia.......................
Idaho.........................
Indiana......................
Kansas............... ........
Louisiana...................
Maine.........................
Maryland...................
Massachusetts............
Michigan....................
Minnesota...................
Mississippi.................
Missouri......................
Montana.....................
Nebraska...................
Nevada......................
New Hampshire.......
New Jersey................
New Mexico...............
New Y ork..................
North Carolina..........
North Dakota............
Ohio...........................
Oklahoma..................
Oregon........................
Pennsylvania............
Rhode Island.............
South Carolina..........
South Dakota............
Tennessee...................
Texas..........................
Utah...........................
Vermont.....................
Virginia......................
Washington...............
West Virginia
Wisconsin..................
Wyoming...................

173,726
18,183
71,243
47, 574
12,680
25,785
7,022
5,410
39,482
196,026
3,831
86,729
35,956
15,633
16,122
109,877
171,423
15,006
36,556
67,647
41,617
25,819
145,702
58,106
9,895
9,489
2,829
9,210
57,047
20,965
187.107
142.108
6,645
68,385
35,876
7,214
198,334
16,192
133,126
6,216
112,986
145,812
3,990
6,486
121,329
11,724
42,511
29,450
2,869

Female.

178,984
14,770
71,711
27,328
11,100
27,880
6,2l8
8,402
38,334
193,749
1,622
81,565
30,257
14,256
12,846
98,207
180,756
9,548
36,841
73,894
33,183
23,517
144,533
53,010
4,562
8,520
1,873
7,176
56,455
27,732
218, 913
149,389
6,425
56,389
31,691
3,290
155,956
17,662
143,854
6,534
108,085
137,092
9,831
4,320
111,582
6,692
32,355
28,319
1,005

Total.1
2

Native
parent­
age.

352,710
84,204
32,953
1,414
142,954
54,221
74,902
4,323
23,780
7,445
1,707
53,665
13,240
3,362
13,812
797
77,816
14,331
389,775
79,875
5,453
525
168,294
32,836
66,213
36,829
29,889
8,391
28,968
7,673
208,084
145,156
352,179 • 82,100
24,554
5,776
73,397
17,464
141,541
3,428
74,800
9,561
49,336
1,536
290,235
28,344
111,116
60,070
14,457
403
18,009
2,787
4,702
103
16,386
1,462
113,502
8,562
48,697
28,689
406,020
21,292
291,497
131,992
13,070
349
124, 774
39,807
67,567
32,605
10,504
1,437
354,290
46,054
33,854
944
276,980
50,112
12,750
556
221,071
120,384
282,904
60,881
6,821
465
10,806
2,234
232,911
81,105
1,281
18,416
74,866
50.580
57,769
3,223
3,874
209

Total................. 2,814,950 2.701,213 5,516,103 1,378,884

Foreign
or
mixed
parent­
age.
564
2,362
804
3,186
688
1,876
163
163
540
328
182
7,650
4,126
3,150
1,799
1,641
3,259
4,048
1,488
5,735
8,285
4,302
355
5,172
333
1,491
84
1,377
3,691
1,649
15,026
197
1,064
7,503
964
404
13,626
2,309
133
6S3
582
29,710
367
2,261
352
555
827
8,245
89

Foreignbom
white.

Negro.

Illiterate
males of
voting
age. 2

2,063
265,628
122
13,758
1,466
86,398
50,292 ~ 1,329
13,897
856
792
49,202
3,359
6,345
1,944
10,814
3,390
59,503
308,639
875
2,742
37
117,751
9,713
6,959
18,200
1,272
16,894
6,341
13,787
3,300
57,900
12,085
254,148
14,394
93
12,047
42,289
129,412
2,584
54,113
826
40,627
215
1,364
259,438
22,631
23,062
114
8,445
12,264
482
1,344
26
13,485
51
93,551
7,406
191
6,580
362,025
5,768
477
156,303
9,474
26
66,887
10,460
3,828
17,858
6,120
46
279,668
14,638
29,781
752
226,242
399
38
4,896
98,541
1,488
124,018
67,295
3,636
49
6,239
69
2,368
148,950
239
11,233
10,347
13,075
43,662
113
102
2,548

124,494
14,463
53,440
42,787
11,343
23,562
6,272
5,082
29,886
141,541
3,416
79,433
33,583
14,204
14,716
87,516
118,716
13,070
31,238
61,909
38,703
23,603
107,843
51,284
8,812
8,545
2,399
8,413
51,086
16,634
170,030
107,563
5,467
62,998
28,707
6,460
179,982
14,456
90,707
5,550
86,677
109,328
3,477
6,039
92,917
10,580
35,040
27,038
2,594

155,388 1,650,361 2,227,731

2,273,603

Geographic divisions.3
New England............
Middle Atlantic.........
East North Central...
West North Central..
South Atlantic..........
East SoutliCentral...
West South Central..
Mountain...................
Pacific........................

140,326
442,488
262,137
138,030
723,570
542,291
424,354
75,242
66,512

140,480
280,806
431,324
873,812
229,713
491,860
125,108
263,138
720,724 1,444,204
529,809 1,072,100
421,250
845,604
65,495
140,737
37,310
103,822

15,551
75,908
122,256
81,362
429,618
378,088
229,807
39,253
7,041

17,606
32,343
35,809
17,661
4,191
3,142
34,737
5,754
4,145

242,513
735,244
300,613
120,573
37,934
8,215
84.674
52,950
67,645

4,341
27,811
28,071
30,436
969,432
681,507
483,022
1,497
1,614

1 Includes races not shown separately in the next four columns.
2 The figures given are distributed in appropriate columns preceding.
8 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.




127,449
401,098
241,755
123,369
540,246
406,530
310,191
63,138
59,827

IL L I T E R A T E

73

PERSONS

N o. 4 3 .—PERCENTAGE ILLITER ATE AMONG PER SO N S 1 0 Y E A R S O F
AGE A N D OVER, B Y SEX, COLOR OR RACE, NA TIV ITY , A N D P A R ­
ENTAGE, AND AMONG MALES OF VOTING AGE, 1 9 1 0 : B y S t a t e s a n d
G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Illiterate persons 10 years of age and over.
Native white.
State.
Male.

Female.

Total.1
2

Native
parent­
age.

Foreign
or mixed
parent­
age.

Foreignbora
white.

Negro.

Illiterate
males of
voting
age. 2

Alabama.....................
Arizona......................
Arkansas....................
California...................
Colorado.....................
Connecticut...............
Delaware....................
District of Columbia..
Florida.......................
Georgia.......................
Idaho..........................
Illinois........................
Indiana......................
Iowa...........................
Kansas.......................
Kentucky..................
Louisiana...................
Maine..........................
Maryland...................
Massachusetts............
Michigan....................
Minnesota..................
Mississippi.................
Missouri.....................
Montana.....................
Nebraska...................
Nevada......................
New Hampshire........
New Jersey................
New Mexico..............
New Y ork..................
North Carolina..........
North Dakota............
Ohio...........................
Oklahoma..................
Oregon........................
Pennsylvania............
Rhode Island............
South Carolina..........
South Dakota............
Tennessee............... ..
Texas.........................
Utah..........................
Vermont....................
Virginia.....................
Washington...............
West Virginia............
Wisconsin.................
W yom ing.................

22.5
19.2
12.1
4,2
3.6
5.7
8.4
4.1
13.2
20.9
2.0
3.7
3.2
1.7
2.3
12.6
28.0
4.9
7.2
5.0
3.6
2.9
22.4
4.4
5.2
1.9
6.1
5.2
5.5
15.9
.5.0
18.2
2.8
3.5
5.5
2.2
6.4
7.4
25.0
2.5
13.8
9.8
2.7
4.4
15.7
2.1
8.8
3.1
3.7

23.3
23.5
13.1
3.1
3.8
6.3
7.8
5.7
14.4
20.5
1.6
3.8
2.9
1.7
2.1
11.6
30.1
3.2
7.1
5.3
3.1
3.1
22.5
4.2
4.0
2.0
8.0
4.1
5.7
25.4
5.9
18.7
3.5
3.0
5.8
1.4
5.4
8.0
26.3
3.3
13.4
10.1
2.2
3.1
14.6
1.8
7.7
3.2
2.5

22.9
20.9
12.6
3.7
3.7
6.0
8.1
4.9
13.8
20.7
2.2
3.7
3.1
1.7
2.2
12.1
29.0
4.1
7.2
5.2
3.3
3.0
22.4
4.3
4.8
1.9
6.7
4.6
5.6
20.2
5.5
18.5
3.1
3.2
5.6
1.9
5.9
7.7
25.7
2.9
146
*9
2.5
3.7
15.2
2.0
8.3
3.2
3.3

10.1
2.3
7.1
.5
2.0
.5
3.3
.6
5.2
8.0
.4
1.7
2.2
.9
.8
10.7
15.0
1.4
3.0
.4
1.0
.4
5.3
3.4
.3
.6
.4
.8
1.1
15.5
.8
12.3
.3
1.7
3.5
.4
1.4
.7
10.5
.3
9.9
3.3
.4
1.2
8.2
.3
6.7
.6
.3

2.3
8.4
2.8
.6
.5
.8
.9
.4
2.2
1.6
.3
/
.6
1.4
.6
.8
1.5
3.6
4.5
1.0
.7
1.2
.6
2.2
1.2
.4
.5
.5
v 2.1
.7
8.9
.7
3.0
.7
.9
1.3
.4
i.i
1.8
1.4
.4
1.8
11.6
.4
4.0
1.2
.3
2.0
1.0
.4

11.3
31.5
8.9
10.0
11.3
15.4
19.8
8.2
10.5
6.0
6.9
10.1
11.7
6.3
10.5
8.3
24.0
13.7
11.9
12.7
9.3
7.6
15.1
10.1
9.4
7.1
7.6
14.5
14.7
31.0
13.7
8.3
6.3
11.5
9.8
6.1
20.1
17.3
6.8
5.0
8.3
30.0
5.9
13.1
9.2
4.8
23.9
8.7
9.7

11.1
17.7
3.4
9.1
9.5
38.7
5.5
27.3
24.6
4.8
4.8
30.0
4.3
20.3
4.5
5.0

25.3
5.3
5.7
2.4
6.0
6.2
6.6
17.6
6.0
21.3
3.1
4.2
6.4
2.5
7.8
8.8
27.1
3.1
15.7
10.9
3.3
5.3
17.7
2.4
10.4
4.04.1

Total................

7.6

7.8

7.7

3.7

1.1

12.7

30.4

8.4

5.3
5.6
3.5
2.9
16.0
17.4
12.7
6.3
3.3

5.2
5.7
3.3
2.9
16.1
17.3
13.8
7.5
2.5

5.3
5.7
3.4
2.9
16.0
17.4
13.2
6.9
3.0

.7
1.2
1.7
1.7
8.0
9.6
5.6
3.6
.4

1.3
.8
.9
.7
1.2
1.7
7.7
1.2
.5

13.8
15.8
10.1
7.6
13.5
9.7
25.6
12.5
8.0

7.8
7.9
11.0
14.9
32.5
34.8
33.1
8.0
6.3

6.3
6.8
4.3
3.5
17.'6
19.4
13.7
6.9
3.7

40.1
7.2
26.4
7.1
8.6
6.3
25.6
13.5
25.5
36.5
6.4
10.5
13.7
10.3
12.0
27.6
48.4
8.0
23.4
8.1
5.7
3.4
35.6
17.4
7.0
7.2
5.5
10.6
9.9
14.2
5.0
31.9

4.8

24.3
19.5
13.5
4.6
4.2
6.8
10.1
4.9
14.0
22.8
3.1
4.6
4.1
2.1
2.9
11.5
28.6
5.5
8.5
6.1

4.4
3.7

Geographic divisions.3
New England............
Middle Atlantic.........
East N orth Central. .
West North Central..
South Atlantic..........
East South Central..
West South Central..
Mountain...................
Pacific........................

1 See note 1, p. 72.
2 See note 2, p. 72.
3 For States included in each division, see note 5, p, 36.




74

F A M IL IE S

AND

HOM ES

N o. 4 4 .—TOTAL POPULATION, DW ELLINGS, A N D FA M IL IE S IN 1 9 1 0 ,
A N D PE R SO N S TO A DW ELLING A N D TO A FA M IL Y IN 1 9 0 0 A N D
1910: B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g k a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Total
Total
population. dwellings,
1910.
1910.

State.

Total
families,
1910.

Persons to a
dwelling.

Persons to a
family.

1900

1900

1910

1910

Alabama.........................................
Arizona...........................................
Arkansas........................................
California........................................
Colorado..........................................

2,138,093
204,354
1,574,449
2,377,549
799,024

441,249
45,386
327,625
513,481
183,874

454,767
47,927
333,368
563,636
194,467

5.0
4.3
5.1
4.7
4.5

4.8
4.5
4.8
4.6
4.3

4.9
4.1
4.9
4.3
4.2

4.7
4.3
4.7
4.2
4.1

Connecticut....................................
Delaware.........................................
District of Columbia......................
Florida............................................
Georgia............................................

1,114,756
202,322
331,069
752,619
2,609,121

181,911
43,183
58,513
165,818
530,631

246,659
44,951
71,339
171,422
553,264

5.7
4.8
5.6
4.7
5.1

6.1
4.7
5.7
4.5
4.9

4.5
•
4.7
4.9
4.5
4.9

4.5
4.5
4.6
4.4
4.7

Idaho..............................................
Illinois............................................
Indiana...........................................
Iowa................................................
Kansas............................................

325,594
5,638,591
2,700,876
2,224,771
1,690,949

71,830
1,006,848
631,554
498,943
385,672

73,669
1,264,717
654,891
512,515
395,771

4.4
5.7
4.6
4.8
4.7

4.5
5.6
4.3
4.5
4.4

4.3
4.7
4.4
4.6
4.6

4.4
4.5
4.1
4.3
4.3

Kentucky.......................................
Louisiana........................................
Maine..............................................
Maryland........................................
Massachusetts................................

2,289,905
1,656,388
742,371
1,295,346
3,366,416

469,669
331,220
159,437
253,805
511,926

494,788
344,144
177,960
274,824
734,013

5.2
5.1
4.7
5.4
6.2

4.9
5.0
4.7
5.1
6.6

4.9
4.8
4.3
4.9
4.6

4.6
4.8
4.2
4.7
4.6

Michigan.........................................
Minnesota.......................................
Mississippi......................................
Missouri..........................................
Montana.........................................

2,810,173
2,075,708
1,797,114
3,293,335
376,053

618,222
380,809
376,420
677,196
82,811

657,418
416,452
384,724
749,812
86,602

4.6
5.5
5.0
5.2
4.5

4.5
5.5
4.8
4.9
4.6

4.4
5.1
4.9
4.7
4.4

4.3
5.0
4.7
4.4
4.3

Nevada...........................................
New Hampshire.............................
New Jersey.....................................
New Mexico...................................

1,192,214
81,875
430,572
2,537,167
327,301

258,967
23,044
88,871
407,295
75,888

265,549
23,677
103,156
558,202
78,883

5.0
3.9
4.8
5.9
4.3

4.6
3.6
4.8
6.2
4.3

4.8
3.8
4.2
4.5
4.2

4.5
3.5
4.2
4.5
4.1

New York.......................................
North Carolina...............................
North Dakota................................
Ohio................................................
Oklahoma.......................................

9,113,614
2,206,287
577,056
4,767,121
1,657,155

1,178,686
430,570
118,757
1,024,800
342,488

2,046,845
440,334
120,910
1,138,165
351,167

7.0
5
5.0
4.8
4.9

7.7
5.1
4.9
4.7
4.8

4.4
5.1
4.9
4.4
4.8

4.5
5.0
4.84.2
4.7

Oregon............................................
Pennsylvania..................................
Rhode Island..................................
South Carolina...............................
South Dakota.................................

672,765
7,G65,lll
542,610
1,515,400
583,888

144, < 3
82
1,507,483
79,725
302,842
127,739

151,858
1,630,628
117,976
315,204
131,060

4.7
5.1
6.3
5.2
4.9

4.6
5.1
6.8
5.0
4.6

4.5
4.8
4.6
5.0
4.8

4.4
4.7
4.6
4.8
4.5

Tennessee.......................................
Texas..............................................
Utah................................................
Vermont.........................................
Virginia...........................................

2,184,789
3,896,542
373,351
355,956
2,061,612

444, U4
779,177
72,649
77,466
400,445

462,553
798,426
77,339
85,178
419,452

5.2
5.3
5.2
4.6
5.3

4.9
5.0
5.1
4.6
5.1

5.0
5.2
4.9
4.2
5.1

4.7
4.9
4.8
4.2
4.9

Washington....................................
West Virginia.................................
Wisconsin.......................................
Wyoming........................................

1,141,990
1,221,119
2,333,860
145,965

238,822
239,128
462,355
30,969

254,692
248,480
499,629
32,092

4.9
5.3
5.2
4.7

4.8
5.1
5.0
4.7

4.6
5.1
4.9
4.6

4.5
4.9
4.7
4.5

Total.....................................

91,972,266

17,805,845

20,255,555

5.3

5.2

4.7

4.5

New England.................................
Middle Atlantic..............................
East North Central........................
West North Central.......................
South Atlantic...............................

6,552,681
19,315,892
18,250,621
11,637,921
12,194,895

1,099,336
3,093,464
3,743,779
2,448,083
2,424,935

1,464,942
4,235,675
4,214,820
2,592,069
2,539,270

5.7
6.0
5.0
5.0
5.2

6.0
6.2
4.9
4.8
5.0

4.5
4.6
4.5
4.8
5.0

4.5
4.6
4.3
4.5
4.8

East South Central........................
West South Central.......................
Mountain........................................
Pacific.............................................

8,409,901
8,784,534
2,633,517
4,192,304

1,732,152
1,780,510
586,451
897,135

1,796,832
1,827,105
614,656
970,186

5.1
5.2
4.5
4.8

4.9
4.9
4.5
4.7

4.9
5.0
4.4
4.4

4.7
4.8
4.3
4.3

Geographic divisions.1

1 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.




F A M IL IE S

AND

75

HOM ES.

V o . 45.—FA M IL IES C L A SSIF IE D B Y TENURE OF HOM ES, 1910: Bt
S

ta tes a n d

G

e o g r a p h ic

D

iv is io n s

. .

[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Families having homes.
Owned.

State.
Free.

Mortgaged.

114,719
18,846
116,947
168,249
68,528
42,715
10,501
9,918
58,517
130,896
33,577
340,677
230, <399
186,763
148,141
198,329
85,230
82,262
77,814
121,681
241,906
160,913
88,895
219,577
38,680
103,165
10,529
38,344
82,799
30,632
327,186
162,914
51,364
383,340
99,390
60,500
415,644
17,790
70,912
58,789
172,779
253,431
37,732
29,332
171,476
94,215
190,676
183,952
13,556

*6,125
3,217
30,085
97,227
25,653
46,725
6,646
7,178
10,595
27,588
12,155
195,713
116,515
191,962
76,726
47,659
17,322
25,4*1
37,202
116,492
152,441
86,913
35,048
149,878
8,118
47,780
947
13,01.7
164,966
2,996
287,294
35,074
34,437
183,683
49,764
25,270
235,436
14,503
19,419
25,633
35,238
86,924
9,639
19,807
35,636
43,163
17,784
129,540
3,081

Total........................... 5,984,284

2,931,695

A la b a m a -.,.,...................
Arizona................................
Arkansas..............................
California..............................
Colorado. - ..........................
Connecticut.........................
Delaware.................. , ........„
District of Columbia...........
F lo rid a ..............................
Georgia.................................
Idaho....................................
Illinois..................................
Indiana...............................
Iowa.....................................
Kansas..................................
Kentucky............................
Louisiana.............................
Maine.......................... ........
Maryland.............................
Massachusetts......................
Michigan...............................
Minnesota..... .......................
Mississippi...........................
Missouri...............................
Montana...............................
Nebraska..............................
Nevada.................................
New Hampshire__________
New Jersey..........................
New Mexico..........- ............
New Y ork............................
North Carding.................
North Dakota......................
Ohio......................................
Oklahoma............................
Oregon..................................
Pennsylvania.......................
Rhode M aud......................
South Carolina.....................
South Dakota..... ................
Tennessee............................
Texas...................................
Utah.....................................
Vermont...............................
Virginia............... ................
Washington.......... ..............
West Virginia......................
Wisconsin.............................
Wyoming.............................

Un­
known. .
3,872’
649
3,970
4,903
2,547
1,017
647
279
2,915
5,632
1,313
9,669
5,081 ‘
4,226
3,637
5,071
4,401
1,555
2,281 '
2,272
4,209
3,266
3,214 .
5,606
1,959
2,210
449
691
3,421
909
7,645
5,564
1,840
7,056
5,417
1,918
11,011
556
3,426
"2,117
5,198
9,821
760
350
4,210
2,989
2,723
3,886
324

Rented.
Total.
154,716
285,722
22,712
23,408
151,002
173,251
270,879
275,723
96,728
90,929
151,960
90,457
25,951
17,794
17,375
51,607
72,027
90,806
164,116
373,887
22,035
47,045
545,999
693,083
352,295
290,727
208,344
292,951
228,504
157,817
235,433
251,059
225,433
106,953
05,523
109,298
149,201
117,297
484,932
240,445 1
247,152
398,616
154,340
251,092
247,106
127,157
358,514
374,461
32,511
48,757
106,099
153,155
10,421
11,925
49,549
52,052
355,076
191,177
22,704
54,537
622,125
1,387,900
203,552
227,239
87,641
28,123
545,519
574,085
186,109
154,571
87, 688
58,279
662,091
929,256
32,849
83,134
93,757
210,904
40,302
86,539
213,125
240,515
350,176
425,770
26,144
48,131
35,112
49.489
211,322
198,860
140,367
104,471
123,068 :
120,583
173,787
316,578
16,961
14,139

167,732

9,083,711

6,441
22,077
29,641
22,302
27,677
17,265
23,609
8,910
9,810

674, 590
1,475,393
2,187,573
1,474,343
1,4317,823
746,057
702,702
346,796
498,434

O f anknown
tenure.

number
families.

14,329
1,807
9,115
17,534
6,810
4,242
1,206
2,357
8,589
15,261
4,589
25,635
11,869
11,220
9,450
8,296
11,758
3,139
8,326
8,636
11,650
11.020
10,401
16, 837
5,334
6,295
1,331
1,555
11,949
1,642
36,820
9,543
5,148
18,561
10,487
5,891
39,281
1,993
19,543
4,219
8,913
22,480
3,064
577
9,270
9,854
4,829
9,264
972

454,767
47,927
333,368
563,636
194,467
248,650
44,951
71,339
171,438
553,264
73,669
1,264,717
654,891
512,515
395,771
494,788
344,144
177,960
274,824
734,013
657,418
416,452
384,724
749,812
86,602
265,549
23,677
103,156
558,202
78,881
2,046,843
440,334
120,910
1,138,165
351,167
151,858
1,630,628
117,976
315,204
131,060
462,553
798,426
77,339
85,178
419,452
254,692
248,480
M99,629
32,092

47-3,949

20,255,555

870,210
20,142
2,672,232
88,050
76,979
1,950,268
1,053,539 ! 64,187
1,451,523
69,924
41,999
1,008,776
53,840
1,010,563
25,549
242,311
438,473
33,279

1,464,942
4,235,675
4,214,820
2,592.069
2,539,279
1,798,832
1,827,105
614,656
070,186

10,697,895

Geographic d ivision s . 1
New England......................
332,124
Middle Atlantic...................
825,620
East North Central............ 1,389,040
West Nortii Central............
928,712
South Atlantic............ ........
793,024
East South Central............
574,722
West South Central............
j>54,998
272,080 ;
M ountain............ ..............
322,964
Pacific.__________________

1

236,025
627,696
777,892
523,329 :
197,122

154,era

184,695
65,806
165,660

Far States mciutled in each division, see not© 5, p. 36.




No. 46.—RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS REPORTED: T otal N u m b e r , N u m b e r o f C o m m u n ic a n ts o r M e m b e r s , N u m b e r

o f Ch u r c h
E d if ic e s , V a l u e o f C h u r c h P r o p e r t y , w ith N u m b e r of S u n d a y S c h o o l s , O f f ic e r s a n d T e a c h e r s , a n d S c h o l a r s , in 1906, b y
D e n o m in a t io n s . .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau cf the Census, Department of Commerce.]

'
Denomination.

Organizations re­
porting.

Church edifices.

Value of church property.
Organiza­
tions re­ Value reported.
porting.

Sunday schools.

Organiza­
tions re­
porting.

Number
reported.

Organiza­
tions re­
porting.

Number
reported.

2,551
54,880
1,379
638
5,713
10,942

2,537
54,707
1,354
635
5,700
10,909

92,735
5,662,234
110,117
85,717
700,480
1,142,359

1,455
49,088
1,238
251
5,343
8,896

1,473
50,092
1,253
253
5,792
9,040

1,492
49,339
1,239
4C
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5,366
8,906

2,425,209
139,^42.656
2,740,322
8,806,441
63,240,305
29,995,316

2,078
41,165
1,136
550
5,327
7,901

1,097
2,738
1,147

1,090
2,730
1,141

97,144
174,780
113,772

981
2,509
1,095

1,442
2,537
1,097

974
2, 515
1,097

2,802,532
8,999,979
3,857,451

2,454
846

293,137
1,198
1,065
73,673
12,642
2,112,494
604
54,798
64,255
5,749,838
15,471
1,830,555
886,942
6,725
2,583
449,514
435
70,542
4,268
296,050
811
64,158
3,637
226,703
194,497 20,287,742

1,136
786
10,695
498
58,883
14,082
5,998
2,480
407
3,854
768
1,956
172,399

1,258
812
11,194
509
59,990
15,311
6,922
2,706
463
3^900
776
2,030
178,850

1,137
806
10,779
497
59,083
14,161
6,057
2,477
406
3,839
779
2,552
173,902

9,376,402
3,934,267
74,826,389
1,237,134
229,450,996
150,189,446
125,040,498
30,648,247
14,263,277
9,073,791
10,575,656
14,616,264
935,942,578

1,086
826
8,682
411
55,227
13.048
5,211
2,345
358
3,777
596
2,547
156,437

922
9,450
439
57,464
14,452
5,601
2,588
364
3,870
600
2,669
165,128

11,881
821
933
85
225

10,293
747
909
89
192

292,638,787
23,198,925
3,168,548
964,791
1,662,238

9,406
561
1,036
7
127

11,172
600
1,169
7
138

62,470
2,239
18,507

192,795

186,132

1,257,575,867

167,574

178,214

1,648,664

1,205
1,079
12,703
604
64,701
15,506
6,845
2,585
461
4,304
846
3,694
195,618

Roman Catholic Church.......................
Jewish congregations............................
Latter-day Saints..................................
Eastern Orthodox Churches................
All other bodies....................................

12,482
1,769
1,184
411
766

Grand total..................................

212,230

12,472
1,152
1,184
411
702

12,079,142
1101,457
256,647
129,606
81,851

10,755
753
845
84
204

210,418 32,936,445

185,040

.
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1Heads of families only.

D ollars.

Organiza­
tions re­
porting.

8

Schools
reported.

Officers and Scholars.
teachers.

2,242
43,178
1,149
551
5,741
8,078
6

14,286
323,473
10,510
3,155
75,801
70,476

69,110
2,89S, 914
72,963
16,116
638,089
634,504

6 1,223

10,789
32,113
7,735

78,575
214,998
53,761

2,549
887
1

,

1

1
1
12,079
6,732
83,891
5,041
569,296
176,647
51,048
38,710
3,592
42,169
6,585
20,693
1,564,821

1

617

116,106
57,680
782,786
44,922
4,472,930
1,511,175
464,351
361,548
24,005
301,320
42,201
1 .380 2
6
13,018,434

0

1,481,535
49,514
130,085
509
5,920
14,685,997

RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

Protestant bodies:
Adventist bodies............................
Baptist bodies.................................
Christians (Christian connection)..
Church of Christ, Scientist.............
Congregationalists..........................
Disciples or Christians...................
Dunkers or German Baptist
Brethren......................................
Evangelical bodies.........................
Friends............................................
German Evangelical Synod of
North America..........................
Independent churches...................
Lutheran bodies.............................
Mennonite bodies..........................
Methodist bodies............................
Presbyterian bodies.......................
Protestant Episcopal Church........
Reformed bodies.............................
Unitarians.......................................
United Brethren bodies.................
Universalists!..................................
Other Protestant bodies................
Total............................................




Communicants or
members.

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VITAL STATISTICS

N o. 4 7 .—ESTIMATED POPULATION, NUMBER OP BIRTHS AND DEATHS
REPORTED, WITH RATES PER 1,000 POPULATION. EXCESS OF BIRTHS
OVER DEATHS, NUMBER OF BIRTHS PER 100 DEATHS, AND DEATHS
OF INFANTS UNDER 1 YEAR OF AGE, WITH NUMBER PER 100 DEATHS
IN THE REGISTRATION AREA: C a l e n d a r Y e a r 1915, b y S t a t e s .
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H o. 48.—DEATH S : R

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VITAL STATISTICS,

No. 48. —D eaths : R ate

City and color.

per

1,000 P opulation ,

etc .—Continued.

Death rate1 from all causes per 1,000 population.
Per
cent Annual
of
pop­ average.
ula­
tion, 1901 1906 1900 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1918 1914 1915 1916
1910. to to
1905 1910

Nashville, Tcnn.:
Total......................... 100.0 21.5 19.3 23.8 19.4
W hite.................. 60.9 17.0 15.2 18.8 14.8
Colored............. 33.1 29.6 27.2 32.1 28.6
Natchez, Miss.:
Total........................ 100.0 0
0
0
0
W hite................... 43-1 0
0
0
c)
Colored................ 56.9 0
0
0
0
New Orleans, La.:
T o tal........................ 100.0 22.4 21.7 26.5 22.3
W hite................... 73.6 19.2 18.0 21.2 18.4
Colored................ 26.4 31.0 32.1 40.9 33.0
Newport, Ky.:
Total........................ 100.0 16.0 15.6 21.7 16.3
W hite................... 98.1 10.0 15.5 0
(•)
Colored &
............... 1.9 20.1 21.0 h
0
Newport News, Va.:
Total........................ 100.0 (3i 0
(3) 0
W hite................... 64.0 0
(3) 0
(3>
Colored................ 36.0 0
(3) 0
(3)
Norfolk, Va.:
T otal........................ 100.0 19.2 23.2 27.2 21.9
W hite................... 62.8 14.4 16.9 18.8 16.1
Colored................ 27.2 26.3 33.4 38.0 31.3
Owensboro, K y.:
Total........................ 100.0 0
(s> (3)
0
W hite................... 80.5 0
(a> 0
0
Colored................. 19.5 0
0
(a) 0
Paducah, Ky.:
T otal........................ 100.0 22.2 17.5 28.1 17.0
W hite................... 73.4 19.3 13.5 23.7 14.1
Colored................ 26.6 29.2 28.4 38.5 24.6
Pensacola, Fla.:
Total........................ 100.0 (3> 0
(3i
0
W hite................... 55.5 (3> <3i 0
(3>
Colored............... 44.5 0
0
0
(3>
Petersburg, Va.:
100.0 25.5 27.0 30.2 26.4
W hite.................. 54.3 19.9 19.7 25.2 18.1
Colored................ 45.7 31.6 35.5 35.2 36.1
Portsm outh, Va.:
Total........................ 100.0 0
0
0
0
W hite................... 65.0 0
<*> 0
0
C olored............... 35.0 0
0
0
(3>
Raleigh, N. C.:
T o ta l........................ 100.0 25.0 26.8 30.1 23.6
W hite................... 61.6 21.2 22.7 23.1 20.6
Colored................ 38.4* 30.5 33.3 39.7 28.3
Richmond, Va.:
T o ta l........................ 100.0 23.4 622.5 29.0 21.7
W hite.................. 63.4 18.5 717.4 23.7 17.4
Colored................. 36.6 31.7 729.9 37.6 29.0
Riverside, CaL:
T otal........................ 100.0 (3> <8) 0
0
W hite.................. 88.8 <») (») (3) <9)
Colored................. 11.2 0
0
(s) (»)
Roanoke, Va.:
T o ta l....................... 100.0 (3) (3) (s) (3)
W hite................... 77.3 M
0
Colored................. 22.7 0
(3> H (s)
(a)
San Antonio, Tex.:
100.0 21.4 20.7 22.8 19.8
W hite.................. 88.8 21.5 20.8 22.7 19.6
Colored................ 11.2 20.7 19.9 23.2 21.3
Savannah, Ga.:
Total......................... 100.0 27.1 24.8 31.0 23.2
W hite................... 48.9 19.2 17.9 23.4 16.5
Colored................ 51.1 34.5 31.3 38.0 29.5
1Exclusive of stillbirths.
2 Unable to procure transcripts for deaths.
8 Nonregistration.
4 Not computed.
c Colored population less th an 10 per cent of total.
 a 1917 ------ 6
3 2 9 5 1 °— s


18.1 18.7 20.5 19.3 17.8 18.4 17.2 0
14.1 15.0 16.0 14.8 14.7 14.6 14.0 0
26.2 26.0 29.6 28.2 24.0 26.1 24.4 0
20.1 21.2
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0
0 11.0 13.8
0
(*) (*) (s) 0
0
0
(3) 0
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0 27.0 26.8
20.2 21.3 20.4 20.1 19.9 20.5 21.2 18.4
17.1 17.2 16.6 16.1 15.6 16.5 16.4 14.3
28.9 32.7 31.2 31.4 31.9 31.6 34.6 30.0
14.8 14.6 12.5 12.4 11.6 11.6 11.9 12.2
0 14.5 12.1 12.2 11.5 11.5 11.3 11.9
0 19.2 33.1 22.3 17.0 16.9 38.3 22.5
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21.4 21.8 21.5 20.1 19.6 19.6 18.7 18.6
15.4 16.4 14.1 13.9 13.4 13.2 13.2 12.5
31.5 30.9 34.0 30.7 29.9 30.3 27.7 28.9
21.5 19.2 18.6 19.4 16.6 17.3
0
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0
16.4 19.2 20.2 19.9 20.0 20.0 17.6 19.3
12.6 16.3 15.9 15.4 15.5 17.0 13.9 15.9
26.9 27.1 32.0 32.5 32.4 28.2 28.9 29.7
15.6
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11.7 13.6 12.1
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26.1 26.5 25.7 23.2 24.0 24.X 24.5 30.0
18.1 20.1 20.7 16.6 16.9 16.5 19.4 22.1
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19.0 24.5 27.5 29.8 22.0 24.7 23.6 21.9
32.9 33.6 37.5 33.5 29.7 39.6 34.1 38.7
20.7 22.6 21.0 20.7 20.4 19.7 18.9 19.7
16.3 18.1 16.7 16.5 16.7 15.2 15.9 16.2
28.2 30.3 28.4 27.9 26.8 27.5 24.3 26.1
14.4 16.2 16.0 13.2 11.8 11.5 14.6
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(3) (3) 26.7 21.6 22.5 23.8 23.4 22.7
20.3 22.0 21.0 23.1 20.7 21.4 21.5 19.4
20.4 22.1 21.0 22.8 20.5 21.5 21.4 19.6
20.0 21.4 21.7 25.1 21.7 20.7 23.0 17.7
22.3 26.9 29.3 26.6 25.0 25.4 24.6 22.7
16.1 19.4 19.3 18.4 17.3 17.5 14.5 13.8
28.3 34.1 38.8 34,4 32.2 33.0 34.4 31.4
8Including Manchester for the years 1908 to 1910.
7 Excluding Manchester for the years 1908 to 1910.
8 Average not shown for less than five years.
9 Included in rural.

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VITAL STATISTICS.

N o. 4 8 .—D eaths : R ate

pe e

1,000 P opulation ,

etc .—Continued.

D e a th r a t e 1 from, all cau ses p er 1,000 p o p u la tio n .

C ity a n d c o lo r.

S edalia, M o .:
T o t a l ...........................
W h i t e .....................
C o lo r e d ...................
S p a rta n b u rg, S. C .:
T o t a l ...........................
W h it e .....................
C o l o r e d .................
S p rin gfield , O h io:
T o t a l ...........................
W h i t e .....................
C o lo r e d ...................
S ta u n to n , V a .:
T o t a l ...........................
W h i t e .....................
C o lo r e d ...................
T a m p a , F la .:
T o t a l ...........................
W h i t e ..................
C o lo r e d ..................
T o p e k a , K a n s .:
T o t a l.........................
W h it e .....................
C o lo r e d ..................
V ic k s b u r g , M iss.:
W h i t e . ...................
W a s h in g ton , D .-C .:
T o t a l...........................
W h it e .....................
C olored ...................
W e s t C hester, P a .:
T o t a l...........................
W h it e ................
C olored ...................
W ilm in g to n , D e l.:
T o t a l...........................
W h i t e .....................
C olored ...................
W ilm in g to n .
T o t a l...........................
W h it e .....................
C olored ...................
W in s t o n - S a le m ,*

N. C.:

rer
cen t
of
pop­
u la ­
tion ,
1910.

A nnual
average.
1 90 0

1908

1 909

1 910

1911

1912

1918

1 91 4

1 915

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13.2
30.0

14.4
13.5
22.5

15.0
13.2
29.7

15.2
13.9
26.2

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15.5
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1901
to
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1 906
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13.8
19.5

15.1
12.1
19.7

100.0
89.5
10.5

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12.5
16.8

14.1
13.4
20.4

13.4
12.5
21.6

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18.3

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25.4
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71.3
28.7

20.5
16.5
29.5

19.6
15.9
28.7

22.3
18.3
30.9

19.1
15.5
27.7

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27.5

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26.5

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16.6
13.8
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19.8
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26.9
18.6
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20.7
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100.0
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10.4

17.0
15.7
27.2

17.0
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26.5

20.2
19.1
27.5

15.8
14.4
27.1

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14.5
26.5

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15.5
14.2
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15.9
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16.4
15.6
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19.1
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52.9
47.1

25.6
19.9
31.6

22.7
17.4
28.7

30.8
36.9

23.4
18.4
29.0

21.3
16.0
27.1

20.8
15.6
26.7

29.5
22.0
38.1

23.7
16.6
31.7

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29.1

23.5
16.8
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20.3
15.2
28.3

17.1
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13.6

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T o t a l........................... 100.0
• W h it e ..................... 60.0
C olored ................... 40.0
A g g re g a te ..................... 100.0
W h it e ......................... 74.2
C olored ....................... 25.8

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16.6
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15.3
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15.5
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No, 49.—DEATHS:1 N umber

and D istribution per 1,000, prom all Causes , Calendar Y ears 1900 and 1906 to 1916, and A nnual
and 1906 to 1910, in the R egistration A rea ,2 by Color , N ativity , and P arent N ativity .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES.
Annual average.
Color, nativity, and parent
1900
1906
1907
1908
19X0
1909
1911
1918
1912
1914
1916
1915
nativity.
1901-1905 1906-1910
W hite................................................ 493,291 668,028 503,569 614,069 640,971 645,562 686,230 753,308 779,770 779,135 820,204 824,319 831,181 905,213
N a tiv e .......................................... 347,953 481,084 363,702 441,096 456,194 464,085 497,537 546,507 569,425 569,372 603,215 605,349 608.511 668,224
Both parents native............... 159,081 242,190 157,789 217,798 227,301 231,745 252,268 281,837 806,192 303,719 324,341 327,696 328,962 368,173
One or both parents foreign.. 116,882 175,820 110,971 160,502 164,956 171,637 180,626 201,378 193,628 194,181 206,031 203,189 203,392 219,119
Parentage unknow n.............. 47,740 56,808 35,679 58,439 59,569 66,683 61,058 63,292 69,605 71,172 72,843 74,464 76,157
80,932
3,266 58,963
Parentage not stated............. 24,242
4,357
4,368
4,020
3,585
Foreign.......................................... 135,292 176,798 130,111 162,364 174,270 171,834 178,788 196,733 199,346 198,652 205,104 207,272 211,551 224,405
U nknow n..................................... 10,046 10,146
9,756 10,609 10,507
9,643
9,905 10,068 10,999 11,111 11,885 11,698 11,119
12,584
Colored............................................. 36,330 46,905 36,370 44,036 46,063 46,012 46,308 52.104 59,514 59,116 70.644 73,740 77,974
96,708
Negro............................................ 35,042 44,132 34,995 41,508 43,302 43,113 43,240 49,499 56,431 56,050 67,267 70,429 74,363
92,899
261
1,173
1,118
In d ian ...........................................
311
1,120
1,306
1,435
886
1,359
1,428
1,224
1,369
1,429
1.633
Chinese and Japanese............... 1,036
1,599
1,064 *1,410 4 1, 641 «1,593 «i ; 633 *1,719 *1,724 »1,842 101,949 111,942 1*2,182 w 2,176
Aggregate.............................. 529,630 714,933 539,939 658,105 687,034 691,574 732,538 805,412 839,284 838,251 890,848 “ 8987059 909,155 1,001,921
D ISTRIBU TIO N PE R 1,000 DEATHS.
031.4
934.4
W hite................................................
933.1
933.0
933.5
936.8
932.6
935.3
929.1
929.5
920.7
917.9
903.5
914.2
Native............................................ 657.0
672.9
670.3
664.0
673.6
671.1
679.2
678.5
678.5
666.9
679.2
677.1
674,1
669.3
300.4
330.9
Both parents native...............
338.8
292.2
330.8
335.1
344.4
349.9
364.8
364.1
367.5
362.3
364.9
361.8
220.7
243.9
One or both parents foreign..
245.9
240.1
205.5
248.2
246.6
250.0
230.7
232.0
226.3
231.3
218.7
223.7
88.8
Parentage unknown...............
90.2
83.7
86.7
82.0
83.4
66.6
78.6
82.9
$4.9
81.8
82.9
80.8
83.8
Parentage not stated..............
45.8
4.6
6.6
6.4
4.9
109.2
5.8
Foreign.......................................... 255.4
247.3
246.7
253.7
248.5
244.1
237.5
241.0
244.3
237.0
230.2
230,8
224.0
232.7
Unknown.....................................
19.0
16.1
15.3
13.9
13.5
12.5
14.2
18.1
13.1
13.3
13.0
12.6
13.3
12.2
Colored..............................................
68.6
65.6
66-9
63.2
67.0
66.5
64.7
67.4
70.9
82.1
96.5
70.5
79.3
85.8
Negro.............................................
66.2
61.7
64.8
63.1
62.3
63.0
59.0
67.2 I' 66.9
61.5
75.5
78.4
81.8
92.7
Indian...........................................
.5
.6
1.6
1.7
1.9
2.0
1.6
1.1
1.6
1.5
1.5
1.6
1.6
1.6
2.0
2.0
Chinese and Japanese................
2.2
6 2.3
*2.1
<2.4,
*2.2
*2.1
*2.1
*2.2
102.2
312.2
122.4
» 2.2
Aggregate.............................. 1,000.0 1,000.0 1,000.0 1,000.0 1,000.0 1,000.0 1,000.0 3,000.0 1,000.0 1,000.0 1,000.0 1,000.0 l,000.tf . 1,000.0
1 Exclusive of stillbirths.
1 1ncludes 1,055 Chinese and 66-4 Japanese.
1 For population of registration area, see Table 53, p. 88.
3
**
14includes 1,060 Chinese and 664 Japanese.
3 Includes 917 Chinese, 478 Japanese, 5 Hawaiians, 3 Koreans, 3 Filipinos, 2 East
8 Includes 1,090 Chinese and 752 Japanese.
Indians, I Tahitian, and 1 Hindoo.
m Includes 1,053 Chinese and 896 Japanese.
4 Includes 958 Chinese and 683 Japanese.
n Includes 1,018 Chinese, 904 Japanese, and 20 other colored.
3 Includes 984 Chinese and 609 Japanese.
is Includes 1,168 Chinese, 987 Japanese and 37 other colored.
* Includes 997 Chinese and 636 Japanese.
>3Includes 1,102 Chinese, 1,037 Japanese, and 3i other colored.

A verages , 1901

1905

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No. 50.—DEATHS:1 N umber and D istribution per 1,000, prom
A verages , 1901

to

1905

and

1906

to

1910,

all Causes , Calendar Y ears 1900 and
in the R egistration A rea ,3 by S ex and

and

A nnual

1915

1906 to 1916,
A ge .

1916

Co
**

[Source: Reports o£ the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
NUM BER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES.
Sex and age.

Annual average.
1900
1901-1905 1906-1910




389.625
325,307
139,015
29,523
12,802
7,897
5,657
194,894
16,102
10,808
18,468
27,867
29,831
30,074
32,690
31,708
33,626
35,258
35,735
40.664
43.665
43,262
38,968
28,215
15,354
5,094
1,544
1,106
714,933

1907

1908

1909

285,999 358.286 375,990 375,497 398,597
253,940 299,819 311,044 316,077 333,941
111,687 133,105 131,110 136,432 140,057
26,722 28,860 27,565 27,833 30,279
12,129 12,188 12,019 12,415 12,659
7,634
7,812
7,739
7,853
7,450
5,446
5,686
5,446
5,787
5,375
164,137 186,978 183,774 189,865 196,534
15,678 15,317 15,287 •15,822 16,142
9,144 10,443 10,513 10,588 10,761
14,498 17,928 18.359 18,145 18,138
22,260 26,805 27,876 27,137 27,303
24,573 28,633 29,415 28,635 29,733
23,727 28,502 30,174 29,056 29,905
24,606 30,790 32,844 31,188 32,965
23,364 29,101 31,233 30,566 32,115
22,521 30,703 32,652 32,717 34,646
24,283 31,166 33,610 34,128 36,428
25.024 31,989 34.360 34,738 37,007
27,633 36,109 39,297 39,417 42,475
29,123 38,040 41,499 41,506 46,649
29.025 37,627 41,265 41,306 45,610
25,447 33,501 36,429 37,419 41,989
18,843 24,025 26,778 27,219 29,680
9,646 13,071 14,352 14,787 16,533
5,486
4,697
4,932
3,367
4,179
1,380
1,502 /\ 1,321
1,113
1,393
324
1,240
901
794
1,927
1,805
539,939 658,105 687,034 691,574 732,538

1912

1913

1914

1910

1911

439,757
365,655
154,373
33,080
14,727
8,808
6,331
217,319
17,943
11,736
19,772
30,216
32,741
32,731
35,665
35,523
37,412
40,958
40,582
46,021
50,630
50.500
45.500
33,372
18,029
6,175
1,427
372
788
805,412

457,308 459,112 489.128 491,416
381,976 379,139 401,720 406,643
149,322 147,455 159,435 155,075
31,362 29,713 33,917 30,619
13,580 13,189 15,364 13,527
8,240
9,498
8,540
8,928
6,359
6,042
6,915
6,290
209,482 204,639 225.129 214,120
18,112 17,274 20,214 19,302
12,337 11,436 12,823 12,873
21,154 20,343 21,742 21,256
32.306 30,997 ' 32,711 32,924
34,249 33,762 35,492 35,707
34,416 33,743 35,387 36,090
38,570 37,916 39,711 40,309
37,522 37,885 40,139 40,919
39*457 39,624 42,028 43,062
44,130 45,496 47,804 49,103
44,023 45,732 47,961 49,902
49,651 51,097 52,990 55,530
54.306 55,492 57.413 59,803
54,898 55,650 58.413 61,869
49,019 50,772 51,998 53,775
36,108 36,678 38,011 39,669
19,564 19,559 20,281 21,047
7,082
7,294
7,096
6,761
1,493
1,568
1,711
1,518
462
467
458
405
1,123
1,475
1,327
1,296
839,284 838,251 890,848 898,059

494,595 547,809
414.560 454,112
148.561 164,660
28,884
36,218
12,424
16,304
9,913
7.691
5,663
6,986
203,223 234,081
17,738
20,635
12,583
14,008
21,186
23,342
32,588
35,357
35,023
38,148
36,313
39,257
40,788
44,171
41,505
45,121
44.777
48,818
49.941
53,448
53,232
58,629
62,779
57,807
68.141
62,433
65,879
70,306
57,766
62,597
42,146
45,769
22.299
24,488
7,771
8.637
1,870
2,205
547
649
1,140
1,305
909,155 1,001,921

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VITAL STATISTICS,

Sex:
M ale.......................................... 283.962
Fem ale..................................... 245,668
Age:
Under 1 y e ar........................... 100,268
1 y ear........................................ 22,325
2 years ...................................... 10,005
6,350
3 years......................................
4,737
4 years......................................
Under 5 years......................... 143,684
5 to 9 years.............................. 13,679
30 to 14 y ears........................... 8,703
15 to 19 years........................... 14,531
20 to 24 y ears........................... 22,246
25 to 29 years........................... 24,439
30 to 34 y e ars., l ..................... 24,169
35 to 39 y ears........................... 25,332
40 to 44 y ears........................... 24,743
45 to 49 years........................... 24,068
50 to 54 y ears........................... 25,706
55 to 59 y ears........................... 26,081
60 to 64 y e ars........................... 29,474
65 to 69 years........................... 30,382
70 to 74 y ears........................... 30,124
75 to 79 y ears........................... 26,420
80 to 84 years........................... 19,446
85 to 89 years........................... 9,962
90 to 94 y ears........................... 3,522
95 to 99 years.......................... } 1,118
100 years and o v er.................
3,801
U nknow n................................
Aggregate..................... 529,630

1906

DISTRIBUTION PER 1,000 DEATHS.




545.0
455.0
194.4
41.3
17.9
11.0
7.9
272.6
22.5
15.1
25.8
39.0
41.7
42.1
45.7
44.4
47.0
49.3
50.0
56.9
61.1
60.5
54.5
39.5
21.5
7.1
2.2
1.5
1,000.0

529.7
470.3
206.9
49.5
22.5
14.5
10.7
304.0
29.0
16.9
26.9
41.2
45.5
43.9
45.6
43.3
41.7
45.0
46.3
51.2
53.9
53.8
47.1
34.9
17.9
6.2
2.1
3.6
1,000.0

i Exclusive ol stillbirths.

544.4
455.6
202.3
43.9
18.5'
11.3
8.2
284.1
23.3
15.9
27.2
40.7
43.5
43.3
46.8
44.2
46.7
47.4
48.6
54.9
57.8
57.2
50.9
36.5
19.9
6.4
2.1
2.7
1,000.0

547.3
452.7
190.8
40.1
17.5
7.9
267.5
22.3
15.3
26.7
40.0
42.8
43.9
47.8
45.5
47.5
48.9
50.0
57.2
60.4
60.1
53.0
39.0
20.9
6.8
2.0
1.8
1,000.0

n.i

543.0
457.0
197.3
40.2
18.0
11.2
7.9
274.5
22.9
15.3
26.2
39.2
41.4
42.0
45.1
44.2
47.3
49.3
50.2
57.0
60.0
59.7
54.1
39.4
21.4
7.1
2.2
1.3
1,000-0

544.1
455.9
191.2
41.3
17.3
10.7
7.8
268.3
22.0
14.7
24.8
37.3
40.6
40.8
45.0
43.8
47.3
49.7
50.5
58.0
63.7
62.3
57.3
40.5
22.6
7.5

{ ^
1.1

1,000.0

546.0
454.0
191.7
41.1
18.3
10.9
7.9
269.8
22.3
14.6
24.5
37.5
40.7
40.6
44.3
44.3
46.5
50.9
50.4
57.1
62.9
62.7
56.5
41.4
22.4
1.8
.5
1.0
1,000.0

7.7

544.9
455.1
177.9
37.4
16.2
10.6
7.5
249.6
21.6
14.7
25.2
38.5
40.8
41.0
46.0
44.7
47.0
52.6
52.5
59.2
64.7
65.4
58.4
43.0
23.3
8.1
1.8
.5
1.5
1,000.0

547.7
452.3
175.9
35.4
15.7
9.8
7.2
244.1
20.6
13.6
24.3
37.0
40.3
40.3
45.2
45.2
47.3
54.3
54.6
61.0
66.2
66.4
60.6
43.8
23.3
8.4
1.8
.5
1.3
1,000.0

549.1
450.9
179.0
38.1
17.2
10.7
7.8
252.7
22.7
14.4
24.4
36.7
39.8
39.7
44.6
45.1
47.2
53.7
53.8
59.5
64.4
65.6
58.4
42.7
8.0
1.8
.5
1.7
1,000.0

22.8

547.2
452.8
172.7
34.1
15.1
9.5
7.1
238.4
21.5
14.3
23.7
36.7
39.8
40.2
44.9
45.6
48.0
54.7
55.6
61.8
66.6
68.9
59.9
44.2
23.4
8.1
1.9
.5
1.5
1,000.0

544.0
456.0
163.4
31.8
31.7
8.5
6.2
223.5
19.5
13.8
23.3
35.8
39.2
39.9
44.9
45.7
49.3
54.9
58.6
63.6
68.7
72.5
63.5
46.4
24.5
8.5

2.1
.6
1.3

1,000.0

546.8
453.2
164.3
36.1
16.3
9.9
70
233.6
20.6
14.0
23.3
35.3
38.1
39.2
44.1
45.0
48.8
53.3
58.5
62.7
68.0
70-2
62.5
45.7
24.4
8.6
.6
1.3
1,000.0

2.2

VITAL STATISTICS,

Sex:
M ale..........................................
536.2
Fem ale.....................................
463.8
Age:
Under 1 y e a r...........................
189.3
1 y e a r........................................
42.2
2 years ......................................
18.9
3 years ......................................
12.0
4 years ......................................
8.9
Under 5 years.........................
271.3
5 to 9 years..............................
25.8
10 to 14 years...........................
16.4
15 to 19 y ears...........................
27.4
20 to 24 years...........................
42.0
25 to 29 years...........................
46.1
30 to 34 y ears...........................
45.6
35 to 39 years...........................
47.8
40 to 44 y ears...........................
46.7
45 to 49 years...........................
45.4
50 to 54 years...........................
48.5
55 to 59 years...........................
49.2
60 to 64 years...........................
55.7
65 to 69 y ears...........................
57.4
70 to 74 y ears...........................
56.9
75 to 79 y ears...........................
49.9
80 to 84 y ears...........................
36.7
85 to 89 y ears...........................
18.8
90 to 94 y ears...........................
6.6
95 to 99 years........................... } 2.1
100 years and o v e r.................
U nknow n................................
3.4
Aggregate..................... 1,000.0

•Tor population ol registration area, see Table 55, p. 90.

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No. 51.—DEATHS:1 N u m b e r a n d R a te p e r 100,000 P o pu l a tio n , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1906 to 1916, a n d A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , go
1901 to 1905 a n d 1906 to 1910, in t h e R e g ist r a t io n A r e a ,2 b y P r in c ipa l C a u s e s .
,
[Source: Reports ol the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.)
NUMBER OF DEATHS.
Cause of death.

Annual average.
901-1905 1900-1910

1900




1907

190S

1909

1910

1911

13,160
1,415
95
5,087
3,227
6,324
10,793
4,320
5,829
65,986
9,662
29.020
5,331
69,109
70.666
82,174
86,110
48,038
5,853
39,055
2,101
94,750
658,105

12,670
1,166
74
4,302
4.309
4,856
10,154
10,066
5,282
67,064
9,695
30.514
5,801
72,045
78,365
89.246
84,598
51,472
6,745
40,290
2,709
95,611
637,034

11,375
1,109
92
4,611
5,577
4,969
10,052
9,989
5.390
68,074
10,335
33,465
6,274
69,921
80,607
81,758
89,513
51,717
8,332
37,976
3,003
97,435
691,574

10,722
1,175
79
4,860
5,781
4,906
10,358
6,649
5,458
70,844
10,991
37,562
7,024
73.283
90,456
90.868
91,863
57,070
8,402
40,773
2,854
100.560
732,538

12,673
1,167
202
6,598
6,255
0,146
11,521
7,774
6,663
75,211
11,098
41,039
8,040
77,991
100.106
100,835
104,801
62,559
8,590
45,410
3,190
107,537
805,412

12,451
1,802
130
5,922
5, 243
6,682
11,174
9,294
6,132
81,796
12,409
44,024
8,805
81,428
109,830
99,650
98,601
67,348
9,622
50,121
3,907
112,913
839,284

1912

1913

9,987 11,323
1,848
1,565
165
125
4,240
8,108
4.038
5,498
5,619
0,332
11,013 11,920
6,237
7,725
5,426
6,382
78,465 80,812
11,895 12,609
46,531 49,928
9,045
9,660
82,248 84,755
115,007 117,645
100,210 103,979
95,599 103,276
72,059 75,253
9,656
9,988
49,775 54,011
3,954
4,567
115,234 125,387
838,251 890,848

1914
10,185
1,477
232
4,461
4,340
6,816
11,786
6,014
6,128
84,366
-12,537
52,420
10,666
87,614
123,901
104,086
99,673
78,023
10,933
51,770
4,847
125,804
898,059

1915

1916

8,332
9,510
2,175
1,5*1
169
114
3,649
7.947
2,419
2,355
5,421
7,284
10,544
10,367
10,768
18,886
5,320
6,788
88,666
85,993
12,201
12,730
54,584
58,600
12,199
11,775
88,108
99,077
130,755 141,589
109,444 118,435
94,987 106,027
86,324
80,808
11,216
10,162
51,406
60,071
4,670
6.050
125,045 137,565
909,155 1,001,921

VITAL STATISTICS.

Typhoid fever................................... 10,458 12,120 11.0-44
2,434
1,508
1,206
Malaria...............................................
1,119
108
611
Smallpox............................................
2,951
6,092
3,865
Measles................................................
3,60S
3,135
5,030
Scarlet fever....................................
3,719
3,572
5,440
Whooping cough.............................
9,674 10,576 13,314
Diphtheria and croup......................
6,506
7,760
7,031
Influenza ...........................................
4,924
5,724
5,967
Other epidemic diseases.................
Tuberculosis of the lungs3............. 55,809 69.436 55,910
7,169 10,350
6,186
Other forms of tuberculosis..........
Cancer and other malignant tu­
mors ................................................ 22,214 34.320 19,381
3,772
6,494
2,996
D iabetes............................................
Diseases of the nervous system
and of the organs of special sense. 58,890 72,470 62,878
Diseases of the circulatory system. 52,696 84,040 45,279
Diseases of the respiratory system . 72,091 88,976 78,832
Diseases of the digestive system .. 63,834 Cl,377 68,908
Nonvenereai diseases of the genito-urinary system and annexa.. 37,584 64,171 32,567
External causes:
4,S48j 7,584
3,534
Suicide.......................................
Accidental or undefined.......... 27,753 40,702 24,287
658
950
2,771
Hom icide...................................
All other causes................................. 77,940 99,180 87,403
T o ta l....................................... 529,030 714,933 539,939

1906

DEATH RATE PE R 100,000 POPULATION,

1 Exclusive ol stillbirths.




25.6
35.9
2. G
7.9
.2
1.9
12.5
10.8
10.2
10.6
11.5
12.1
22.4
43.3
22.9
16.4
12.0
19.3
146.8
181.8
21.9
20.1
72.6
63.0
13.7
9.7
204.4
153.2
177.7
147.2
188.1
256.2
193.2
223.9
105.9
114.5
11.5
16.0
86.0
79.0
2.1
5.9
284.2
209.8
1,511.5 1,755.0

31.3
3.4
.2
12.1
7.7
15.1
25.7
10.3
13.9
157.1
23.1
69.1
12.7
164.6
168.3
195.7
205.1
114.4
13.9
93.0
5.0
225.8
1,567.5

29.5
2.7
.2
10.0
10.0
11.3
23.6
23.4
12.2
155.9
22.0
70.9
13.5
167.5
182.2
207.5
196.6
119.7
15.7
93.7
6.3
222.1
1,597.1

24.3
2.4
.2
9.9
11.9
10.6
21.5
21.3
11.6
145.5
22.1
71.5
13.4
149.4
172.3
174.7
191.3
110.5
17.8
81.2
6.4
208.2
1,478.0

21.1
2.3
.2
9.0
11.4
9.6
20.4
13.1
10.6
139.3
21.5
73.8
13.8
144.1
177.8
178.6
180.6
112.2
16.5
80.2
5.6
197.7
1,440.0

21.0
23.5
2.2
3.0
.2
.4
12.3
10.0
11.6
8.8
11.4
11.3
21.4
18.9
14.4
15.7
12.3
10.3
139.7 138.0
20.6
20.9
76.2
74.3
14.9
14.9
144.8 137.4
185.9 185.3
187.3 168.1
194.6 166.3
116.2 113.6
16.2
16.0
84.6
84.3
6.6
5.9
199.0 190.6
1,495.8 1,415.9

* For population oi registration area, see Table 65, p. 90.

16.5
3.1
.3
7.0
6.7
9.3
18.2
10.3
9.0
129.8
19.7
77.0
15.0
136.1
190.3
165.8
158.2
119.2
16.0
82.4
6.5
190.8
1,387.2

17.9
2.5
.2
12.8
8.7
10.0
18.8
12.2
10.1
127.7
19.9
78.9
15.3
133.9
185.9
164.3
163.2
118.9
15.8
85.3
7.2
198.1
1,407.4

15.4
2.2
.3
6.8
6.6
10.3
17.9
9.1
9.3
127.8
19.0
79.4
16.2
132.8
187.8
157.7
151.0
118.2
16.6
78.5
7.3
190.6
1,360.9

12.4
13.3
2.3
3.0
.3
.2
5.4
11.1
3.6
3.3
8.1
10.2
15.7
14.5
16.0
26.4
7.9
9.5
127.7
123.8
18.1
17.8
81.1
81.8
17.5
17.0
130.8
138.3
194.2
197.7
162.5
165.4
141.1
148.0
120.0
120.5
•
14.2
16.7
83.9
76.3
6.9
7.1
191.9
185.7
1,350.2 1,398.9

»Includes acute miliary tuberculosis.

VITAL. STATISTICS,

Typhoid fever..................................
32.0
M alaria.....................................
4.8
Sm allpox...........................................
3.4
Measles...............................................
9.0
Scarlet fever.....................................
11.0
Whooping cough..............................
10.9
Diphtheria and croup...................
29.0
Influenza...........................................
19.9
Other epidemic diseases.................
15.1
Tuberculosis of the lungs®.............
170.7
Other forms of tuberculosis..........
21.9
Canoer and other m alignant tu ­
mors.................................................
67.9
Diabetes.............................................
11.5
Diseases of the nervous system
and of the organs of specialsense
180.1
Diseasesof thecirculatorysystem .
161.2
Diseasesof therespiratorysystem .
220.5
Diseases of the digestive system .. 195.2
Nonvenereal diseases of the genito-urinary system and annexa.
114.9
External causes:
Suicide.........................................
13.9
Accidental or undefined.........
84.9
Homicide....................................
2.9
All other causes................................
238.4
T otal........................................ 1,619.7

00
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No. 5 3.— DEATHS: R ate

V IT A L STATISTICS.

pe e 1,000 P opulation , from all Causes (E xclusive
of S tillbirths ), Calendar Y ears 1906 to 1916, and A nnual A verages , 1901
to 1905 and 1906 to 1910, b y R egistration S tates .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]

Registration State.

Annual
average.
1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916
1901- 19061905 1910

California.................... P)
Colorado..................... P>
Connecticut............... 35.7
District ot Columbia. 20.5
Indiana....................... 13.2
K ansas........................ p>
K entucky................... (*>
Maine.......................... 15.9
M aryland.................... p>
Massachusetts........... 16.6
Michigan..................... 13.3
Minnesota.................. (U
Missouri...................... P>
M ontana..................... b)
New Hampshire........ 16.0
New Jersey................. 16.1
New York................... 17.1
North Carolina3........ 0)
Ohio........ .................... p>
Pennsylvania............ '*>
Rhode Island............. 17.8
South Carolina......... p>
South D akota............ p>
U ta h ............................ ■ pi
V erm ont..................... 16.2
Virginia....................... p>
W ashington............... pi
W isconsin.................. (>)
Total................. 15.9

13.9 14.1
14.3 14.0
15.6 16.2
19.6 20.3
13.0 12.8
0) p>
(>) <4
16.2 16.0
16.0 16.0
36.1 16.3
13.6 14.0
<*> <0
p> p>
p) p>
17.2 17.7
15.4 15.9
16.4 16.9
(z) (*)
(*> >
15.5 16.0
16.7 17.4
(i) p>
8.5
h P>
h
16.1 16.7
p>
(*) (4
P) p)
15.0 35.7

14.6
15.3
16.5
20.1
13.0

h
16.4
16.4
17.0
13.6
(4
p)
17.6
16.1
17.3
(■ )
pi
15.9
17.8
0)
9.1

\L4.1
14.5
14.8
19.1
12.8

p>
p>

13.4
14.2
15.0
19.0
12.9
(4
(4
15.6
15.5
15.4
13.1
<4

15.7
15.8
15.9
13.4
p)
<4
(4 P)
16.8 16.9
14.8 14 7
15.9 15.7
p>
<4 12.9
P)
15.1 14.7
15.9 15.6
p> p>
9.2 8.5
pi
pi
p>
16.2 15.9 15.7
p> p>
p) 9.3 9.8
p) 11.7 11.8
p>
15.9 14.7 14.2

13.5
13.8
15.6
19.6
13.5
(4
17.1
1G.0
10.1
14.1
10.9
p>
10.6
17.3
15.5
16.1
18.7
13.7
15. G
17.1
<4
P)
10.8
16.0
p>
10.0
12.0
14.7

13.7
12.9
15.4
18.7
12.9
p)
13.2
16.1
15.8
15.3
13.2
10.5
13.1
10.2
17.1
14.7
15.5
18.3
13.1
14.2
15.5
p)
p)
10.3
15.8
4p>
8.9
11.5
13.9

14.2
11.6
14.9
18.3
13.0
p>
12.9
15.5
15.5
15.0
13.4
9.5
12.6
10.1
16.4
14.1
15.0
17.3
13.4
14.0
15.2
pi

9.9
15.2
4P)
7.9
11.3
13.6

i4.5
11.5
15.0
17.3
13.3
p)
13.1
35.3
16.2
15.0
13.9
10.4
12.4
12.0
17.1
14.3
15.0
16.8
13.8
14.6
15.0
p>
p)
11.0
15.8
13.9
4 8.5
11.5
13.9

13.6
11.2
15.1
16.6
12.9
9.8
12.9
15.6
15.9
14.7
13.4
10.6
12.3
11.2
16.3
14.2
14.7
19.0
13.0
13.9
14.7
pi
to
10.1
15.0
14.0
48 .1
11.1
13.4

13.7 13.5
11.3 10.3
14.9 36.3
18.1 17.8
12.7 • 33:6
10.1 10.9
12.3 ; 12.6
15.6 15.7
15.8 16.5
14.5 15.2
13.4 15.1
10.1 10.7
12.0 12.9
11.4 12.6
16.1 16.1
13.8 15.0
14.6 34.8
17.3 13.1
13.0 14.4
13.8 14.6
14.8 15.5
p> 13.8
p> (10,4
1)
9.9
14.7 15.6
14.2 14.7
4 8.1 *7.7
10.8 11.8
13.3 13.9

1 Nonregistration.
2 Average not shown for less than five years.
3 From 1910 to 1915, inclusive, includes only municipalities having a population of 3,000 or over in 1900.
4 The rates are based on estimates of population computed on the assum ption that the annual num eri­
cal increase since 1910 has been the same as the average annual numerical increase between 1900 and 1910.
This method probably results, in this case, in an exaggeration of the estim ated population and a conse­
quent reduction of the apparent death rate below the true figure.
No. 53.—POPULATION, DEATHS (EXCLUSIVE OF STILLBIRTHS), AND
DEATH RATE, FOR THE REGISTRATION AREA AND THE ORIGINAL
REGISTRATION STATES: 1906 TO 1916.

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]

Calendar year.

1906................................................
1907................................................
1908................................................
1909................................................
1910................................................
1911................................................
1912................................................
1913................................................
1914................................................
1915................................................
1916................................................

Registration area.
Original registration States.*
Deaths.
Deaths.
Population.
R ate per Population.
R ate per
Number. 1,000 pop­
Number. 1,000 pop­
ulation.
ulation.
2 41,983,419
2 43,016,990
2 46,789,913
2 50,870,518
2 53,843,896
2 59,275,977
2 00,427,247
2 63,298,718
2 65,989,295
2 67,336,992
2 71,621,632

658,105
687,034
691,574
732,538
805,412
839,284
838,251
890,848
898,059
909,155
1,001,921

15.7
16.0
14.8
14.4
15.0
14.2
13.9
14.1
13.6
13.5
14.0

2 22,218,713
2 22/700,521
2 23,182,330
2 23,664,144
2 24,145,957
2 24,627,761
2 24,959,068
2 25,372,723
2 25,786,378
2 26,200,032
2 26,613,687

353,906
366,658
351,163
353,576
377,015
368,087
363,619
372,895
371,441
373,705
397,698

15.9
16.2
15.1
14.9
15.6
14.9
14.6
14.7
14.4
14.3
14.9

*Includes Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New H am p.
shire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
2 Estim ated as of July 1.



89

V ITA L STATISTICS,

JToi-5 4.^D E A T H S : * R a t e p e r 1,000 P o p u l a t io n , f r o m a l l C a u s e s , C a l e n d a r
Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1905 to 1916, a n d A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , 1901 t o 1905 a n d 1906
t o 1910, i n C it ie s a n d R u r a l D is t r ic t s o f E a c h R e g is t r a t io n S t a t e .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. For the years 1900 to 1909,
“cities” Include places having a population of 8,000 or over in 1900; for 1910 to 1916 only places of 10,C00
. or more inhabitants in 1910 are included. ]
Annual average.
1900
1905
1906
1906-1910
1901-1905
Registration State.
Rural
Rural
Rural
Rural
Rural
Cities. dis­ Cities. dis­ Cities. dis­ Cities. dis­ Cities. dis­
tricts.
tricts.
tricts.
tricts.
tricts.
California...................
Colorado.....................
Connecticut...............
Indiana......................
K ansas......................
K en tu ck y ................
Maine..........................
Maryland...................
Massachusetts...........
Michigan....................
Minnesota..................
Missouri.....................
Montana....................
New Ham pshire___
New Jersey................
New York..................
North Carolina 4.......
Ohio............................
Pennsylvania............
Rhode Island............
South Carolina..........
South Dakota...........
U tah............................
Vermont....................
V irginia....................
W ashington...............
Wisconsin..................
Total................

0

15.6
0
17.3
0
15.1 16.0

0
0
18.6
0
16.9

0
0
15.4
0
16.0

m
16.1
15.0

14.5
0
0
0
17.1
17.9
18.1
0

m
m

17.9
0

m
0

17.5

0
0
m

5 17.4

12.6

12.7

12.4
12.6
14.9
12.4

14.4

0

0

18.5
19.4
16.2
14.6
<•>

0

0
0
15.4 20.1
12.8 0
15.9 18.5

0

13.1

0
0
0
0
0
16.2 17.7

0
0
0

0 * 0
0
0
17.0
0
17.6 16.8

0

13.7
14.8

0

0

16.6
16.7
0
0

0
15.9 17.5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

14.1 s 16.3

0
0
18.0
16.9

15.4

0
0
0
16.9 19.4

13.3
15.4

14.2
16.2

0

19.4
19.5

0

0
0

20.3

0
0
0
0
«
15.9 17.6
0
0
0
0
0
0

0

13.4 o 18.9

0

0

18.1
13.7
0
0 „
10.5

0
17.5

13.5

0
0
0

18.0
15.5
15.5

0

0
16.4
14.2
0
(»>
18.1
0„
16.9
14.2
0
0
(s)
18.3
17.5
17.8

0
0
0
0
0,
0
20.8 17,1
0
0
0
0
0
0
16.4 19.0
0
0
0
0
0
0

15.2 6 17.1

17.5
0
18.0
0
15.3 16.7
12.8

14.5

0
0
o
0
15.6 18.2
19.8
0
16.4 16.5

13.0
0
0
0
16.6
13.6
15.2

0
0
0
17.1
0
0
0

16.6

0
0
0

15.1
0
0
0
18.4
17.7
17.8

11.3
11.6
15.1
12.2

0
0

15.3
12.6
15.7
13.5

0
0

017.2
13.1
14.8

0
0

0

0
0
0

0
0
0

18.0
16.8
0
9.4
0
18.8

14.4 6 17.4

0 14.3
19.8
(’- 8.4
>
016.4
13.7

1908
1909
1910
1907
1911
Rural
Rural
Rural
Rural
Rural
Registration State.
Cities. dis- Cities. dis- Cities. dis- Cities. dis- Cities. districts.
tricts.
tricts.
tricts.
tricts.
California...................
Colorado.....................
Connecticut...............
Indiana......................
K ansas......................
K entucky.................
Maine..........................
Maryland...................
Massachusetts...........
Michigan....................
Minnesota..................
Missouri....................
Montana....................
New H am pshire___
New Jersey...............
New Y ork.................
North Carolina <.......
Ohio............................
Pennsylvania............
Rhode Island............
South Carolina..........
South Dakota...........
U tah............................
Vermont.....................
V irginia....................
W ashington...............
W isconsin.................
Total................

16.9
18.9
16.9
14.4
0

0
19.0
20.6
17.2
14.6
0

<)
*
0

17.9
17.7
17.9

0
0

17.7
18.2
0
11.8
0
17.4
0

0
0

617.5

12.7
13.1
15.7
12.4

15.2
17.6
15.1
14.1

0
0
0
0
15.5 17.4

12.7
16.6
13.1

0
0
0
17.3

13.5
15.7

19.0
16.0
13.9

0
0
0
16.8

16.0
16.2

0
0
0
0
14.4 16.5

15.9

16.1

0
09.0 12.6
0 17.0
0
15.9
0
0
0 10.8
12.9
0

14.0 ^ 15.9

* Exclusive of stillbirths.
8 Nonregistration.
8 Average not shown for less than five years.




13.2 14.6
12.7 16.6
14.2 15.3
12.2 13.9
0 0
0
0 ,
15.1 17.7
12.9 18.6
15.5 15.5
13.1 13.7
0 0
0 0
0
0
16.7 18.0
13.0 15.8
15.3 15.9
0 0
0 13.9
14.0 15.8
15.0 15.9
09.1 10.7
0
0
0 17.1
15.8
0
0
8.4 10.9
11.2 13.4
13.3 615.4

12.4
12.8
14.4
12.4
0

0
14.9

12.6
15.2
12.7

0
0
0
16.1

12.9
15.1

0
12.1

13.8
14.1

14.6
15.7
15.9
15.2
0
0
20.3
19.2
16.0
15.6
12.5
0
15.4
17.5
16.1
10.2
20.5
14.8
16.9
17.2

08.5 0
(2
>
13.0
0 17.2
15.5
n
0
9.1 11.0
11.0 13.6
13.0 515.9

12.3
12.6
15.0
12.7

0
0
16.2
13.2
16.1
13.3
10.2
0
8.8
17.1
14.3
16.0
17.3
12.8
14.4
16.5

0
0
9.8

15.8
09.1
11.2
13.4

14.7
15.1
15.6
14.0
0
16.9
18.4
18.5
15.3
14.1
11.5
15.2
14.5
17.8
35.2
15.5
20.8
14.1
15.5
15.6
0
0
11.8
17.9
0
9.8
12.7
6 15.1

12.4
11.7
15.1
12.4
0
12.4
15.4
13.5
15.5
12.7
10.0
11.9
8.7
16.6
13.7
15.8
16.5
12.2
13.0
15.1

0
0

9.6
15.5

0 82
,
10.9
12.7

4 From 1910 to 1915, inclusive, includes only municipalities having apopulation of 1,000 or over in 1900.
6 Includes District of Columbia.

90

V IT A L S T A T IS T IC S

No. 54. — D e a t h s : 1 R a t e p e e 1,000 P o p u l a t io n , p r o m a ll C a u s e s , C a l e n d a r
Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1905 to 1916, a n d A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , 1901 to 1905 a n d 1906
to 1910, in Cit ie s a n d R u r a l D is t r ic t s o p E a c h R e g is t r a t io n S t a t e — Contd.
1912
Registration State.
California..........................
Colorado............................
Connecticut......................
In d ian a ..............................
K ansas................................
K entucky..........................
M aine.................................
M aryland..........................
M assachusetts..................
M ichigan............................
M innesota..........................
Missouri.............................
M ontana............................
New H am pshire..............
New Je rse y .......................
New York..........................
N orth Carolina 3 ..............
O h io ...................................
P ennsylvania...................
Rhode Island.....................
South Carolina..................
South D akota...................
U ta h ...................................
V erm ont............................
Virginia..............................
W ashington......................
W lseonsin..........................
T o tal........................

Cities.
15.2
13.9
15.2
14.2
<s)
17.4
19.0
18.3
14.8
14.8
10.5
15.0
13,6
1G.0
14.3
14.9
19.5
14.5
15.1
15.5
«
n
11.3
15.7
n
*8.5
12.9
*14.7

1913

1914

19X5

1916

Rural
Rural
Rural
Rural
Rural
dis­ Cities. dis­ Cities. dis­ Cities. dis­ Cities. dis­
tricts.
tricts.
tricts.
tricts.
tricts.
13.1
10. 3
14.2
12.5
<2>
11.9
14.5
13.0
15.4
12.5
9.1
11.3
8.9
16.3
13.7
15.3
15.7
12.3
13.0
13.8

9.2
15.1
m
4 7.5
10.5
12.5

15.2
13.6
15.3
15.2
(2>
17.0
18.3
18.5
14.9
15.6
11.6
15.0
16.8
17.8
14.5
14.8
19.4
15.1
15.7
15.2
«
n
12.0
17.2
19.0
4 8.9
13.0
5 15.0

13.5 14.0
10.3 13.0
14.3 15.3
12.4 14.3
13.3
(*> 17.2
12.3
14.4 18.1
14.0 17.9
15.4 14.6
12.8 14.5
9.9 11.9
10.9 14.9
10.4 15.5
16.6 16.6
14.0 14.2
15.5 14.5
14.9 22.3
12.6 13.9
13.5 15.3
14.2 15.0
(2)
n
(2)
(2)
10.5 10.6
15.6 17.4
12.7 18.7
4 8.1 4 8.4
10.7 12.2
12.7 6 14.5

13.1 13.8
10.1 12.8
14.9 14.9
12.3 13.6
9.0 13.0
12.0 16.0
14.9 17.2
14.1 17.0
14.7 14.3
12.6 14.7
10.0 11.2
10.8 14.4
9.8 15.0
16.2 16.1
14.1 •13.6
15.3 14.3
17.0 19. 7
12.1 13.8
12.7 14.9
13.6 14.9
<2)
<2)
(!)
9.9 10.4
14.7 16.3
12.9 18.0
4 7.9 4 7.8
10.5 11.7
12.3 5 14.2

13.6
10.4
14.9
12.2
9.4
11.4
15.1
14.7
15.0
12.5
9.6
10.6
10.2
16.1
14.2
15.4
15.9
12.2
12.7
14.2

m
m9.6
14.4
13.1
4 8.3
10.3
12.3

13.5
11.8
16.7
15.0
13.2
16.0
18.1
17.9
15.1
17.1
12.1
15.4
17.1
16.3
14.7
14.5
19.0
15.5
15.9
15.8
24.7
(2)
11.3
17.4
18.7
4 7.2
13.2
&15.0

13.6
9.4
15.3
12.8
10.3
11.9
15.0
15.2
15.5
13.7
9.9
11.4
n .i
16.0
15.4
15.7
12.6
13.4
13.4
13.8
12.9
« 9.9
15.4
13.6
4 8.2
11.1
12.9

i Exclusive of stillbirths.
* Nonregistration.
s From 1910 to 1915, inclusive, includes only municipalities having a population of 1,000 or over in 1900.
4 The rates are based on estimates of population computed on the assum ption that the annual numerical
increase since 1910 has been the same as the average annual numerical increase between 1900 and 1910.
This method probably results, in this case, in an exaggeration of the estimated population and a conse­
quent reduction of the apparent death rate below the true figure.
5 Includes District of Columbia.
No. 55.—GROWTH OP THE REGISTRATION A R E A

1901

to

1916.

POR DEATHS:

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]
United States.
Calendar year.

Population.

Land area
(square
miles).

1901........................................................ 77,747,402 2,974,159
1902....................................................... 79;365,396 2.974.159
1903....................................................... 80,983,390 2.974.159
1904....................................................... 82,601,384 2.974.159
1905....................................................... 84,219,378 2.974.159
1906....................................................... 85,837,372 2.974.159
1907........................................................ 87,455,366 2.974.159
1908
......................................... 89,073,360 2.974.159
1909
........................................ 90,691,354 2.974.159
1910........................................................ 92,309,348 12.973.890
1911........................................................ 93,927,342 12.973.890
1912........................................................ 95,545,336 12.973.890
1913........................................................ 97,163,330 12.973.890
1914....................................................... 98,781,324 12.973.890
1915........................................................ 100,-399,318 12.973.890
1916........................................................ 102,017,312 12.973.890

Registration area for deaths.
Population.
Land area.
Per
Per
Number. cent of Square cent of
miles.
total.
total.
31,370,952 40.3
7.2
212,770
32,029,815 40.4
212.762
7.2
32,701,083 40.4
212.762
7.2
33,345,163 40.4
7.2
212.744
34,052,201 40.4
7.2
212.744
41,983,419 48.9
603,066
20.3
43,016,990 49.2
20.3
603,151
46,789,913 52.5
24.4
725,117
50,870,518 56.1
765,738
25.7
53,843,896 58.3
33.6
997,978
59,275,977 63.1 1,106,734
37.2
60; 427; 247 63.2 1,106,777
37.2
63,298,718 65.1 1,147,039
38.6
65,989,295 66.8 1,228,644
41.3
67,336,992 67.1 1,228,704
41.3
71,621,632 70.2 1,307,819
44.0

1 Net reduction of 269 square miles as compared with area stated by census of 1900, due to drainage of
akes and swamps in Illinois and Indiana, building of the Roosevelt and Laguna Reservoirs, and overflow
of the Colorado River into the Saiton Sea in California.



91'

M ABBIA G E AND D IVG BCE.

No. 56.—MARITAL CONDITION OR PERSONS 15 Y E A R S OE AGE AND
OVER IN 1910; B y S e x , b y C o l o r , a n d b y S t a t e s .

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent oi Commerce.]
Males.
State and conjugal condition.

Aiabama:
Single....................
Married.................
W idowed.............
Divorced...............
Unknown.............
Total..................
Arizona:
Single....................
Married.................
W idowed.............
Divorced.............
Unknown.............
Total..................
Arkansas:
Single....................
Married.................
W idowed.............
Divorced...............
Unknown.............
T otal..................
California:
Single....................
Married.................
Widowed..............
Divorced...............
Unknown.............
T otal..................
Colorado:
Single....................
Married.................
W idowed.............
Divorced...............
Unknown.............
Total..................
Connecticut:
Single....................
Married.................
W idowed.............
Divorced...............
Unknown.............
T otal..................
Delaware:
Single....................
Married.................
W idowed.............
Divorced,.............
Unknown.............
Total..................
District of Columbia:
Single.....................
Married.................
W idowed..............
Divorced...............
Unknown.............

Total.................




White. Colored.

Females.
Total.

W hite. Colored.

Total.

133,426 88,699 222,125
225,651 160,764 386,415
14,353 17,110 31,463
817
2,011
2,828
742
817
1,559
375,064 269,326 644,390

98,601 70,525
225,688 162,503
36,432 43,705
1,290
4,223
539
483
362,550 281,439

169,126
388,191
80,137
5,513
1,022
643,989

35,548
34,145
3,050
545
961
74,249

3,558
6,563
673
116
227
11,137

39,106
40,708
3,723
661
1,188
85,386

10,440
29,598
4,525
323
268
45,154

1,595
6,003
1,143
210
77
i 9,028

12,035
35,601
5,668
533
345
54,182

125,037
211,346
18,230
1,460
1,131
357,204

45,672
81,369
10,862
1,193
882
139,978

170,709
292,715
29,092
2,653
2,013
497,182

77,353
210,593
32,223
1,608
559
322,330

30,788
82,007
19,405
1,896
594
134,690

108,141
292,600
51,628
3,504
1,153
457,026

434,949
464,246
44,295
10,542
11,986
966,018

45,343 480,292
31,292 495,538
2,128 46,423
242 10,784
2,570 14,556
81,575 1,047,593

215,471
446,164
93,391
10,239
922
766,187

4,075
13,003
2,558
260
77
19,973

219,546
459,167
95,949
10,499
999
786,160

126,096
164,338
13,079
2,678
1,460
307,651

3,732 129,828
3,461 167,799
378 13,457
104
2,782
96
1,556
7,771 315,422

64,911
157,693
24,877
2,930
446
250,857

1,020
2,853
875
113
18
4,879

65,931
160,546
25,752
3,043
464
255,736

158,084
222,513
19,305
1,348
919
402,169

2,190
3,260
428
32
19
5,929

160,274 131,771
225,773 214,211
19,733 43,538
1,380 * 1,556
938
527
408,098 391,603

1,887
3,091
1,003
63
9
6,053

133,658
217,302
44,541
1,619
536
397,656

23,484
35,821
2,961
150
432
62,848

4,543
5,630
791
34
52
11,050

28,027
41,451
3,752
184
484
73,898

17,431
35,335
6,547
170
168
59,651

3,145
5,580
1,423
35
40
10,223

20,576
40,915
7,970
205
208
69,874

35,808
46,404
4,363
351
345
87,271

12,356
18,028
1,890
184
103
32,561

48,164
64,432
6,253
535
448
119,832

33,019
46,597
13,484
565
304
93,969

13,455
19,091
7,668
284
140
40,638

46,474
65,688
21.152
849
444
134,607

92

M AK RIAG E AND D IVO RCE.

No. 5 6.—Marital Condition

op

P ersons 15 Y ears o p A ge

and

B y S ex , b y Color , a n d b y S tates — Continued.

State and conjugal condition.
Florida:
Single........
M arried...
W idowed.
Divorced..
Unknown.
T o ta l...
Georgia:
Single........
Married...
W idowed.
Divorced..
Unknown.
Total__
Idaho:
Single........
M arried...
Widowed.
Divorced..
Unknown.
T o ta l...
Illinois:
Single.’___
Married...
W idowed.
Divorced..
Unknown.
T otal...
Indiana:
Single.......
M arried...
W idowed.
Divorced..
Unknown.
T o ta l...
Iowa:
Single........
Married...
W idowed.
Divorced..
Unknown.
T o ta l...
Kansas:
Single........
Married...
Widowed.
Divorced..
Unknown.
T otal....
Kentucky:
Single........
Married...
Widowed.
Divorced..
Unknown.

Total....




O ver

in

1910:

Females.

Males.
White. Colored.

Total.

W hite. Colored.

55,696
86,319
6,761
609
1,480
150,865

38,400
59,100
6,559
953
2,616
107,628

94,096
145,419
13,320
1,562
4,096
258,493

32,964
84,780
13,669
722
678
132,813

20,139
59,327
11,627
1,192
812
93,097

53,103
144,107
25,296
1,914
1,490
225,910

156,809
264,281
17,134
928
1,451
440,603

109,596
206,465
20,030
1,281
1,809
339,181

266,405
470,746
37,164
2,209
3,260
779,784

121,747 87,474
265,315 210,626
45,270 53,232
1,524
2,726
995
1,201
434,851 355,259

209,221
475,941
98,502
4,250
2,196
790,110

57,850
62,482
4,283
898
1,059
126,572

1,901
1,561
124
45
47
3,678

59,751
64,043
4,407
943
1,106
130,250

21,258
57,907
5,374
539
304
85,382

217
997
225
28
17
1,484

Total.

21,475
58,904
5,599
667
321
86,866

794,906
1,119,615
82,819
10,369
16,021
. 2,023,730

38,864 813,770 568,291
24,178 1,143,793 1,090,870
3,258 86,077 184,158
639 11,008 12,481
554 16,575
5,662
47,493 2,071,223 1,861,462

8,906 577,197
23,122 1,113,992
7,187 191,345
13,172
691
5,850
188
40,094 1,901,556

. 323,806
. 572,915
47,620
7, 445
3,531
. 955,317

9,303
12,445
1,984
420
95
24,247

333,109
685,360
49,604
7,865
3,626
979,564

236,862
564,274
92,349
7,990
1,895
903,370

5,266
12,250
3,861
488
38
21,903

242,128
676,524
96,210
8,478
1,933
925,273

. 306,084
. 443,801
. 35,101
4,748
4,137
. 793,871

2,589
3,331
473
143
52
6,588

308,673
447,132
35,574
4,891
4,189
800,459

218,712
439,522
66,733
5,156
2,079
732,202

1,133
3,077
690
129
19
5,048

219,845
442,599
67,423
5,285
2,098
737,250

. 221,472
337,408
25,960
3,628
3,627
. 592,085

8,332
11,507
1,625
325
* 141
21,930

229,804
348,915
27,585
3,943
3,768
614,015

138,500
332,347
44,070
3.573
1,394
519,884

4,852
11,173
2,951
295
83
19,354

143,352
343,520
47,021
3,868
1,477
539,238

. 230,563
. 387,243
. 31,184
2,969
1,597
. 653,556

35,301
48,592
7,023
1,051
386
92,353

265,864 376,725
435,835 387,489
38,207 63,400
4,020
4,179
1,165
1,983
745, 909 632,958

24,864
48,989
15,248
1,477
294
90,872

201,589
436,478
78,648
5,656
1,459
723,830

93

M ABEIAGE AND DIVORCE

No; 58.—Marital Condition

of

P ersons 15 Y ears

of

A ge

and

B y S ex , b y Color, and b y States— Continued.

State and conjugal condition.

Males.

1910:

Total.

2
0

White. Colored.

195,341
288; 797
25,500
L677
3,674
514,989

Louisiana:




in

Females.

White. Colored.

118,150 77,191
163;046 125,751
12,784 12,716
' 706
971
2,509
1,165
Total......................................................... 297,195 217,794
Maine:
437
94,824
• 483
158;458
80
17,451
1
2,624
573
1
,
273,930
Maryland:
140,684 30,341
205,034 41,683
5,093
17;007
1,231
267
204
755
364,711 77,588
Massachusetts:
7,370
471,678
8,770
646,970
797
56,003
91
4,240
71
i;838
Total........................................................ 1,180,729 17,099
Michigan:
3,836
369,243
5,175
596,927
740
46,669
146
7,333
6
2,952
9,965
1,023,124
Minnesota:
2,864
359,255
3,252
370; 449
367
28,988
6
2,769
8
5,187
6,635
766,648
Mississippi:
89,197 95,879
141,712 179,297
9,489 18,490
2,322
552
1,689
825
241,775 297,677
Missouri:
410,835 24,384
633,971 31,967
4,831
51,687
744
6,276
414
6 ; 285
1,109,054 62,340

Over

85,111
162;421
32,681
920
916
282,049

57,708
128;115
34,120
2,069
735
222,747 ’

142,819
290,536
66,801
2,989
1,651
504,796

95,261
158,941
17;531
2,636
573
1
274,942

72,277
156,137
32,333
2,476
350
263,573

266
398
1
14
790

72,543
156; 535
32,444
1
2,490
351
264,363

125,349
205,217
, 40,737 0
1
1,454
582
373,339

24,493
42,620
0
11,105
337
152
78,707

149,842
247,837
51,842
1,791
734
452,046

171,025
246; 717
2
2
1,498
959
442,299

2

1

Total.

1

479,048 460,187
655,740 637,155
56,800 141,025
4,331
5,863
1,909
824
1,197,828 1,245,054

4,853 465,040
7,376 644,531
2,494 143,519
5,968
' 105
838
14
14,842 1,259,896

373,079
602,102
47,409
7,479
8 3,020
1,033,089

253,999
582,287
91,136
7,370
1,416
936,208

2,063
4,906
1,288
134
24
8,475

256,062
587,253
92,424
7,504
1,440
944,683

362,119
373,701
29,355
6 2,835
6
5,273
773,283

222,900
357,133
50,462
2,905
2,512
635,912

1,176
3,003
713
91
55
5,038

224,076
360,136
51,175
2,996
2,567
640,950

64,646- 72,076
141,500 182,429
23,295 43,366
'732
3,934
546
1,290
230,719 303,095

136,722
323,929
66,661
4,666
1,836
533,814

185,076
321,009
27,979
2,874
2,514
539,452

435,219 293,905
665,938 629,144
56,518 107,898
7,632
7,020
6,699
2,764
1,171,394 1,041,343

14,279 308,184
31,675 660,819
10,574 118,472
8,558
926
'2,982
218
57,672 1,099,015

94

M ABK IAG E

AND DlVOUCH.

N o. 5 6.—Marital Condition of P ersons 15 Y ears of A g e and Oyer
B y S e x , b y Color, and b y S tates—C on tin ued.
State and conjugal condition.
Montana:
Single.............
Married..........
W idowed___
D iv orced....
Unknown___
T otal...........
Nebraska:
Single.............
Married..........
W idowed___
Divorced. . . .
U nknow n....
T otal..........
Nevada:
Single.............
Married..........
W idowed. . . .
D ivorced....
U nknow n....
T otal..........
New Hampshire:
Single.............
Married..........
Widowed.___
Divorced___
Unknown___
T otal..........
New Jersey:
Single.............
M arried..........
W idowed___
Divorced___
Unknown___
Total...........
New Mexico:
Single.............
Married..........
W idowed___
Divorced___
Unknown___
T otal..........
New York:
Singlo.............
Married..........
W idowed___
Divorced. . . .
Unknown___
T otal..........
N orth Carolina:
Single.............
M arried..........
W idowed___
Divorced. . . .
Unknown___
T otal..........
N orth Dakota:
Single.............
Married..........
W idowed___
Divorced___
Unknown___

Total..........



Males.
White. Colored.

56,949
90,905
9,800
1,594
414
159,662
333,516
505,Oil
38,022
1,463
2,590
880,602
41,227
59,488
5,451
694
215
107,075
1,301,476
1,810,525
143,038
7,251
11,498
3,273,788
164,683
269,112
16,953
566
1,179
452,493
97,749
100,745
5,985
654
2

207,799

,

1910;

Females.
Total.

3,015 91,760
3,584 74,423
213
5,338
43
1,175
192
2,524
7,047 175,220
2,481 176,075
2,473 233,273
314 16,353
60
2,396
16
2,015
5,344 430,112
1,529 22,508
1,914 18,160
2,023
2
0
0
608
16
138
546
3,797 43,845
124 57,073
159 91,064
2
0 9,820
4
1,598
1
415
308 159,970
13,028 346,544
19,155 524,166
1,790 39,812
89
1,552
104
2,694
34,166 914,768
2.457 43,684
4,160 63,648
5,978
527
759
65
1
1
226
7,220 114,295
25,861 1,327,337
30,435 1,840,960
2,806 145,844
7,436
185
204 11,702
59.491 3.333,279

,745
8
70,839
5,125
1,132
2,332
168,173
173,594
230,800
16,039
2,336
1,999
424,768
20,079
16,246
1,823
592
408
40,048
8

in

White. Colored.
25,250
61,430
6,845
779
270
94,574
108,395
228,103
28,436
2,357
1,017
368,308
4,079
12,747
1,789
248
60
18,923
46,820
89,253
19,810
1,505
266
157,654
269,095
487,679
89,174
1,775
1,804
849,527
20,331
56,924
7,967
716
57
85,995
1.090,868
1,763,724
363,725
9,906
4,911
3,233,134

Total.

711
2,755
535
55
15
4,071

25,961
64,185
7,380
■ 834
285
98,645
109,278
230,441
28,980
2,417

883
2,338
544
60
5
3,830
332
1,362
335
27
62
2,118

1

4,411
14,109
2,124
275

0

1

2

2

21,041

8

8

104
26
2
3
223
10,337
19,306
5,115
109
89
34,956
1,130
4,124
878
151
9
6.292

46,908
89,357
19,836
1,507
269
157,877
279,432
608,985
94,289
1,884
1,893
884,483
21,461
61,048
8,845
867
6

92,287
1,109.671
1,793,558
373,190
10,227
5,068
3,291,714

18,803
29,834
9,465
321
157
58,580

70,271 234,954 140,114 67,563
113,176 382,288 270,354 116,174
9,590 26,543 42,344 25,958
433
999
893
805
796
1,975
1
, 0
1 655
194,266 646,759 454,717 211,155
910 98,659 46,353
475
1,335 102,080 97,039
1,331
106
6,091
7,926
207
1
0
664
540
17
6
6 32 6
2,698
1,249
9
2,393 210,192 153,107
2,039

,

372,138

2

207,677
386,528
68,302
1,698
1,667
665,872
46,828
98,370
8,133
557
1,258
155,146

6

MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE,
No. 56. — M arita i. Co n d it io n o f P e r s o n s 15 Y e a r s o f Age a n d O v e r
By

Se x ,

by

State and conjugal condition.
Ohio:
Single.......
Married...
Widowed.
Divorced.
Unknown.
T o ta l..,

Oklahoma:
Single.......
Married...
Widowed.
Divorced.
Unknown.
Total. . .

Oregon:
Married........
W idow ed...
Divorced___
U nknow n...
Total.........
Pennsylvania:
Single...........
Married........
W idow ed...
Divorced___
U nknow n...
Total........
Rhode Island:
Single...........
Married........
W idow ed...
Divorced...
U nknow n..
T o ta l.....
Sooth Carolina:
Single..........
Married
W idow ed...
Divorced—
Unknow n...
Total........
South Dakota:
Single...........
Married........
W idow ed...
Divorced__
U nknow n...
Total........
Tennessee:
Single...........
Married.......
W idow ed...
Divorced___
U nknow n...
T otal........
Texas:
Single...........
Married........
W idow ed...
Divorced___
Unknown...

Total........



C o l o r , a n d b y S t a t e s — C ontinued.
Males.
White. Colored.
615,996
998,662
80,562
10,036
4,860
1,710,125
174,311
281,941
22,184
2,589
3,401
487,426
132,366
134,091
12,388
3,357
1,487
283,689
1.026,149
1,520,318
113,322
6.885
7,548
2,674, 222
76,927
103,627
9.611
1,064
622
191,851
78,786
121,648
\m
130
644
209,306
93,965
104,266
7,334
1,122
1,887
208,574

in

1910:

Females.
T otal

White. Colored.

18,141 634,137 471,167
23,462 1,022,124 969,198
3,176 83,738 172,655
558 10,594 11,822
2,530
201
5,070
45,538 1,755,663 1,627,372
23.199
36,909
4,478
562
452
65,600
8,287
8; 893
272
55
172
12,679
30,178
40,079
4,406
253
412
75,328
1,575
2,044
221
33
7
3,883
75,526
137,557
10.888
271
920
225,162
2,042
4,102
352
67
64
6,627

95

197,510
321,850
26,662
3,151
3,853
553,026
140,653
137,984
12,660
3,412
1,659
296,368
1,056,327
1,560,397
117,728
7,138
7,960
2,749,550
78,502
105,671
9,832
1,097
629
195,731
154,312
259,205
18,986
401
1,564
434.468
96,007
108,368
7.686
1,189
1,951
-215,201

189,552 52,980 242,482
324,412 85,066 409,478
24,744 11,039 35,783
1,282
3,074
1,792
656
1,700
2,356
542,200 150,973 693,173
392,796 73,766 466,562
596,630 120,397 717,027
43,897 13,965 57,862
2,484
3,794
6,278
4,334
1,209
5,543
1,041,451 211,821 1,253,272

Total.

10,617 481,784
22,672 991,870
6,143 178,798
564
12,386
114
2,644
40,110 1,667,482
87,186 13,079 100,265
279,816 37,634 317,450
28,920
7,208
36,128
2,149
714
2,863
1,414
261
1,675
399,485 58,896 458.381
54,731
511
55,242
126,647
1,535 128,182
17.110
430
17,540
2,183
42
2,225
291
7
23S
200,962
2,525 203,487
777,776 22,616 800,392
1,433,251 40,214 1,473,465
248,860 10,781 259,641
8,217
387
8,604
4,337
196
4,533
2.472,441 74,194 2.546.635
69,582
1,148
70,730
1,887 102,938
101,051
20,826
21,521
695
1,523
54
1,577
540
14
554
193,522
3,798 197,320
62,609 68,199 130,808
122,227 141,384 263,011
21,006 33,708
54,714
172
660
832
476
846
1,322
206,490 244,797 451.237
47,941
1,333
49,274
101,691
4.258 105,949
10,342
11,137
795
957
69
1,026
821
37
853
6,492 168,244
161,752
146.301 40,472 186,773
324,167 86,951 411,118
79,932
53,681 26,251
2,344
2,833
5,177
1,169
509
1,678
528,151 156,527 684,678
243,419 53,079 296,498
591,444 122,125 713,569
86,083 30,629 116,712
4,657
4,626
9,283
2,080
698
2,778
927,683 211,157 1,138,840

MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
No. 50. — M a r it a l C o n d it io n o p P e r s o n s 15 Y e a r s o p A g e a n d O v e r
B y S e x , b y C o l o r , a n d b y S t a t e s — Continued.
96

State and conjugal condition.
Utah:

Total..............................
Virginia:

Washington:

W est Virginia:

T otal..................................
Wisconsin:

Wyoming:

n it e d

St

W hite.

Colored.

a t e s

:

Total.
51,890
68,608
3,686
730
1,783
126,697




49,833
66,967
3,525
706
1,644
122,675
44,793
77,415
8,253
1,126
133
131,720
170,713
254,887
19,832
1,077
1,175
447,684
233,673
224,023
17,754
4,508
5,432
485,390
148,530
223,526
13,881
1,248
1,565
388,750
341,620
442.336
34,235
3,802
2,432
824,425

79,505
109,864
11,796
683
541
202,389
11,961
7,116
453
98
606
20,234
13,216
12,518
1,330
183
174
27,421
1,820
2,368
335
73
30
4,626

343,440
.444, 704
34,570
3,875
2,462
829,051

2,513
1,073
86
21
47
3,740

40,383
28,498
2,042
500
307
71,730

11,360,282
16,253,940
1,274,388
135,203
134,312
29,158,125

2,057
1,641
161
24
139
4,022
774
256
28
15
1,073

1910:

Females.

37,870
27,425
1,956
479
260
67,990

Vermont:

U

Males.

in

45,567
77,671
8,281
1,141
•133
132,793
250,218
364,751
31,628
1,760
1,716
650,073
245,634
231,139
18,207
4,606
6,038
505,624
161,746
236,044
15,211
1,431
1,739
416,171

W hite.
29,967
65,278
9,777
895
782
106,639
32,878
75,476
15.185
982
35
124,556
138,286
254,055
42,897
1,494
809
437,541
87,434
210,145
25,693
3,811
1,236
328,319
95,259
214,385
26,264
1,659
863
338,430
245,014
432,985
67,057
4,217
1,374
750,647
8,024
23,565
2,011
314
68
33,982

1,189,847 12,550,129 8,091,249
1,838,660 18.092,600 15,852,011
197,002 1,471,390 2,705,990
150,801
20,959
156,162
21,212
57,286
155,524
3,267,680 32,425,805 26,857,337

Colored.

Total.

176
977
172
23
24
1,372

30,083
66,255
9'949
918
806
108,011

85
205
30
8

32,963
75,681
15,215
990
35
124,884

328
66,946
112,433
30,223
1,125
'393
2 1 1 ,1 2 0

1,235
4,508
867
82
119
6,811
4,622
11,306
2,012
204
50
18,194
1,025
2,351"
506
72
5
3,959

205,232
366,488
73,120
2,619
1,202
648,661
88,669
214,653
26,560
3,893
1,355
335,130
99,881
225,691
28,276
1,863
913
356,624
246,039
435,336
67,563
4,289
1,379
754,606

201
634
153
26
30

1,044

8,225
24,199
2,164
340
98
35,026

841,921
1,832,676
470,238
34,267
10,886
3,189,988

8,933,170
17,684,687
3,176,228
185,068
68,172
30,047,325

97

MAEBIAGE AND DIVORCE----IMMIGRATION.

Mo. 57.—MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES:
in g

N u m b e r a n d I n c r e a s e , S p e c if y ­
D iv o r c e s G r a n t e d to H u s b a n d o r to W if e ,
to

1887

1906.

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]
Marriages.
Divorces.
Granted to
Increase
Increase Granted to
wife.
Calendar year.
Number. over pre­ Total over pre­ husband.
ceding number. ceding
Per Number. Per
year.
year. Number. cent.
cent.
1887..............................................
1888..............................................
1889..............................................
1890..............................................
1891..............................................
1892..............................................
1893..............................................
1894..............................................
1895..............................................
1896..............................................
1897..............................................
1898..............................................
1899..............................................
1900..............................................
1901..............................................
1902..............................................
1903..............................................
1904..............................................
1905..............................................
1900..............................................

483,009
504,530 21,461
531,457 26,927
542,537 11,080
562,412 19,875
577,870 15,458
578,673
803
566,161 112,512
598,855 32, C94
613,873 15,018
622,350
8,477
625,655
3,305
650,610 24,955
685,284 34,674
716,621 31,337
746,733 30,112
786,132 39,399
781,145 14,987
804, 787 23,642
853,290 48,503

27,919
28,609
31,735
33,461
35,540
36,679
37,468
37,568
40,387
42,937
44,699
47,849
51,437
55,751
60,984
61,480
64,925
66,199
67,976
72,062

2,384
750
3,066
1,726
2,079
1,039
889
100
2,819
2,550
1,762
3,150
3,588
4,314
5,233
496
3,445
1,274
1,777
4,086

9,729
10,022
11,126
11,625
12,478
12,577
12,590
12,551
13,456
14,448
14,765
15,988
16,925
18,620
20,008
20,056
21,321
22,189
22,220
23,455

34.8
35.0
35.1
34.7
35.1
34.4
33. G
33.4
33.3
33.6
33.0
33.4
32.9
33.4
32.8
32.6
32.8
33.5
32.7
32.5

18,190
18;647
20,609
21,836
23,062
24,002
24,878
25,017
26,931
28,489
29,934
31,861
34,512
37,131
40,976
41,424
43,604
44,010
45,756
48,607

65.2
65.0
64.9
65.3
64.9
65.6
66.4
66.6
66.7
66.4
67.0
66.6
67.1
66.6
67.2
67.4
67.2
66.5
67.3
67.5

1 Decrease.

No. 58.—TOTAL NUMBER OP IMMIGRANTS IN SPECIFIED YEARS,
1892 TO 1917: B y S ex and A ge ; Also I mmigrants D ebarred and D e ­
ported , and I lliterates Over 14 and 16 Y ears o p A ge .
[Sources: Records of Bureau of Statistics prior to 1896; for subsequent years, reports of the Commissioner
General of Immigration, Departm ent of Labor.]

Sex.
Year Total
ended immi­
June grants.
Fe­
Male. male.
30—
1892... 623,084
1893... 502,917
1894... 314,467
1895... 279,94£
1896... 343,267
1897... 230,832
1898... 229,299
1899... 311,715
1900... 448,572
1901... 487,918
1902... 648,743
1903... 857,046
1904... 812,87C
1905... 1,026,499
1906... 1,100,735
1907... 1,285,349
1908... 782,870
1909... 751,786
1910... 1,041,570
1911... 878,687
1912... 838,172
1913... 1,197,892
1914... 1,218,480
1915... 326,700
1916... 298,826
1917... 295,403

385,781
315,845
186,247
159,924
212,466
135.107
135,775
195,277
304,148
331,055
466,369
613,146
549,100
724,914
764,463
929,976
506,912
519,969
736,038
570,057
529,931
808,144
798,747
187,021
182,229
174,479

237,303
187,072
128,220
120,024
130,801
95,725
93,524
116,438
144.424
156,803
182,374
243,900
263,770
301,585
336,272
355,373
275,958
231,817
305,532
308,530
308,241
389,748
419,733
139,679
116,597
120,924

De­
barred
from
Under 14 to 45 45 years land­
14
and
years. years. over. ing.

De­
ported
within
1 year
after
land­
ing.

2,164
1,053
2,389
2,394
2,799
1,617
3,030
3,798
4,246
3,516
4,974
8,769
7,994
11,879
12,432
13,064
10,902
10,411
24,270
22,349
16,057
19,938
33,041
24,111
18,867
16,028

637
577
417
189
238
263
199
263
356
363
465
547
300
98
61
70
114
58
23
9
16
8
30
25
7

Ages.

3 89,167 ^491,839
3 57.392 *419;701
341,755 <258,162
333.289 4233,543
352,741 4 254,519
338,627 <165,181
338,267 164,905
43,983 248,187
54,624 370,382
62,562 396,516
74,063 539,254
102,431 714,053
109,150 657,155
114,668 855,419
136,273 913,955
138,344 1,100,771
112,148 630,671
88,393 624,876
120,509 868,310
117,837 714,709
113,700 678,480
147,158 986,355
158,621 981,692
52,982 244,472
47,070 220,821
47,467 214,616
4

642,078
525,824
614,550
513,116
636,007
627,024
626,127
19,545
23,566
28,840
35,426
40,562
46,565
56,412
50,507
46,234
40,051
38,517
52,751
46,041
45,992
64,379
78,167
29,246
30,935
33,320

1

De­
ported
within
3 years
after
land­
ing.^

479
747
615
925
1,955
2,066
2,672
2,779
2,440
3,453
4,580
2,539
2,776
1,852

Able to Un­
read, able to
but not read or
w rite.2 w rite.2
59,582
16,784
2,612
5,066
1,572
1,416
1,022
2,097
3,058
2,917
3,341
3,953
8,209
4,755
5,829
2,310
2,431
4,571
2,930
3.024
5,326
3,074
392
307
295

61,038
41,614
42,302
78,130
43,008
43,057
60,446
93,576
117,587
162,188
185,667
168,903
230,882
265,068
337,573
172,293
191,049
253,569
182,273
177,284
269,988
260,152
35,057
40,138
35,215

1 After 1910 includes persons deported without time lim it: 1911,71; 1912,54; 1913,79; 1914,215; 1915,
196; 1916, 249; 1917, 133.
2 For tnc years prior to 1895 the figures are for persons over 10 years; for 1895 to date for persons 14 years
of age and over.
3 Under 15 years.
* 15 to 40 years.
* 40 years and over.

Digitized for32951°— s a 1917------7
FRASER


98

IMMIGRATION.

Mo. 59.—IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, YEARS ENDED TONE 30,
1908 TO 1917: B y R a c e o r P e o p l e .
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Departm ent of Labor.]
Race or people.

1908 1909

1910

1911 1912

1913

1914

African (black)__ 4,626 4,307 4,966 6,721 6,759 6,634 8,447
Armenian............... 3,299 3,108 5,508 3,092 5,222 9,353 7,785
Bohemian, Mora­
vian ..................... 10,164 6,850 8,462 9,223 8,439 11,091 9,928
B u lg a ria n , Ser­
bian, Montene­
grin...................... 18,246 6,214 15,130 10,222 10,657 9,087 15,084
Chinese................... 1,263 1,841 1,770 1,307 1,608 2,022 2,354
Croatian, S lo v e ­
nian ..................... 20,472 20,181 39,562 18,982 24,366 42,499 37,284
Cuban..................... 3,323 3,380 3,331 3,914 3,155 3,099 3,539
Dalmatian, Bos­
nian, Herzego­
vinian ................. 3,747 1,888 4,911 4,400 3,672 4,520 5,149
Dutch, Flem ish... 9,526 8,114 13,012 13,862 10,935 14,507 12,566
188
172
East Indian........... 1,710 337 1,782 517 165
English................... 49,056 39,021 53,498 57,258 49,689 55,522 51,746
Finnish.................. 6,746 11,687 15,736 9,779 6,641 12,750 12,805
French.................... 12,881 19,423 21,107 18,132 18,382 20,652 18,166
German................... 73,038 58,534 71,380 66,471 65,343 80,865 79,871
Greek...................... 28,808 20,262 39,135 37,021 31,566 38,644 45,881
Hebrew................... 103,387 57,551 84,260 91,223 80,595 101,330 138,051
Irish........................ 36,427 31,185 38,382 40,246 33,922 37,023 33,898
Italian (north)___ 24,700 25,150 30,780 30,312 26,443 42,534 44,802
Italian (south)___ 110,547 165,248 192,673 159,638 135,830 231,613 251,612
Japanese................. 16,418 3,275 2,798 4,575 6,172 8,302 8,941
152
Korean....................
11
19
64
26
8
33
L ithuanian............. 13,720 15,254 22,714 17,027 14,078 24,647 21,584
Magyar................... 24,378 28,704 27,302 19,996 23,599 30,610 44,538
Mexican.................. 5,682 15,591 17,760 18,784 22,001 10,954 13,089
Pacific Islander. . .
2
7
61
12
1
3
11
Polish...................... 68,105 77,565 128,348 71,446 83,163 174,365 122,657
Portuguese............. 6,809 4,606 7,657 7,469 9,403 13,566 9,647
Roum anian............ 9,629 8,041 14,199 5,311 8,329 13,451 24,070
Russian................... 17,111 10,038 17,294 18,721 22,558 51,472 44,957
Ruthenlan (Russn ia k )................... 12,361 15,808 27,907 17,724 21,965 30,588 36,727
Scandinavian........ 32,789 34,996 52,037 45,859 31,601 38,737 36,053
Scotch..................... 17,014 16,446 24,612 25,625 20,293 21,293 18,997
Slovak..................... 16,170 22,586 32,416 21,415 25,281 27,234 25,819
Spanish................... 6,636 4,939 5,837 8,068 9,070 9,042 11,064
900 1,153 1,342 1,363 1,544
Spanish-American. 1,063 890
Syrian..................... 5,520 3,668 6,317 5,444 5,525 9,210 9,023
Turkish................... 2,327 820 1,283 918 1,336 2,015 2,693
Welsh...................... 2,504 1,699 2,244 2,248 2,239 2,820 2,558
W est Indian (ex­
cept Cuban)........ 1,110 1,024 1,150 1,141 1,132 1,171 1,396
All other peoples.. 1,530 1,537 3,330 3,323 3,660 3,038 3,83(
Total............ 782,870 751,786 1,041,570 878,587 838,172 1,197,892 1,218,480




1915

1916

1917

5,660
932

4,576
964

7,971
1,221

1,651

642

327

3,506
2,469

3,146
2,239

1,134
1,843

1,942
3,403

791
3,442

114
305
6,675 6,443
82
80
38,662 36,168
3,472 5,649
12,636 19,518
20,729 11,555
15,187 26,792
26,497 15,108
23,503 20,636
10,660 4,905
46,557 33,909
8,609 8,711
154
146
599
2,638
981
3,604
10,993 17,198
5
6
9,065 4,502
4,376 12,208
1,200
953
4,459 4,858

305
3,428
«
94
5,393
69
32,246
5,900
24,405
9,682
25,919
17,342
17,462
3,796
35,154
8,925
194
479
434
16,438
10
3,109
10,194
522
3,711

1,365
19,172
13,515
577
9,259
1,881
676
216
983

1,211
19,596
13,350
244
15,019
2,587
976
454
793

2,933
24,263
14,310
2,069
5,705
1,667
1,767
273
1,390

823
948 1,369
1,877 3,388 2,097
326,700 298,826 295,403

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No. 60.—IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30,
1915 TO 1917: B y R a c e o b P e o p l e , a n d b y S e x .
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Im m igration, D epartm ent of Labor.]

Race or people.

1915
1916
Fe­ Total. Male. Fe­ Total. 'M ale.
Male. m ale.
male.

A frican (b la c k )................. 3,002
685
A rm enian......................
Bohemian, M oravian........ 766
Bulgarian, Serbian, Montenegrin ........................... 3,215
C hinese................................ 2,182
Croatian, Slovenian.......... 1,254
C uban................................... 2,280
Dalm atian, Bosnian, Her230
zegovinian......................
Dutch, F le m ish ................. 4,015
70
East Ind ian ........................
English.................................. 20,069
F in n is h ................................ 2,210
F re n c h .................................. 6,933
G erm an................................ 11,728
G re e k ................................... 11,740
H e b rew ................................ 13,766
Irish ....................................... 13,015
Italian (n o rth )................... 6,263
Italian (so u th )................... 24,870
Jap an ese.............................. 3,762
K orean.................................
91
L ithuanian.......................... 1,223
M a g y a r.............................. 1,905
M ex ican .............................. 5,682
Pacific Isla n d er.................
5
P olish ................................... 4,429
Portuguese.......................... 2,863
R o u m an ian ........................
852
R u ssia n ................................ 3,355
R uthenian(R ussniak) ... 1,907
S candinavian.................... 14,375
Scotch................................... 7,318
S lo v a k .................................
970
S p a n ish ............................... 4,551
Spanish-A m erican........... 1,111
S yrian................................... 1,174
T u rk is h ................................ 241
W elsh ...................................
821
West Indian (except
C uban).............................. 442
All other peoples............... 1,671
T o ta l.......................... 187, (El




1917
Fe­
m ale. Total.

5,660
932
1,651

2,291
775
227

2,285
189
415

4,576
964
642

4,192
1,017
171

3,779
204
156

7,971
1,221
327

291 3,506
287 2,469
688 1,942
1,122 3,402

2,968
1,962
425
2,273

178
277
366
1,169

3,146
2,239
791
3,442

1,050
1,563
220
2,321

84
280
85
1,107

1,134
1,843
305
3,423

88
3,945
70
18,727
3,479
11,624
6,129
21,093
9,391
11,258
2,520
20,521
4,033
70
399
351
8,732
1
2,280
8,010
530
4,057
1,135
11,527
6,771
210
7,768
1,336
474
207
577

26
2,498
10
17,441
2,170
7,894
5,426
5,699
5,717
9,378
1,985
13,388
4,678
84
200
630
8,466
4
2,222
4,198
423
801
230
7,645
6,744
367
1,491
545
202
9
406

114
6,443
80
36,168
5,649
19,518
11,555
26,792
15,108
20,636
4,905
33,909
8,711
154
599
981
17,193
5
4,502
12,208
953
4,858
1,365
19,172
13,515
577
9,259
1,881
676
216
983

6
88
3,323 2,070
64
5
15,9S1 16,265
3,657 2,243
15,634 8,771
5,529 4,153
21,124 4,795
8,9S2 8,360
7,679 9,783
2,253 1,543
17,838 17,316
4,162 4,763
75
119
329
150
209
225
8,046 8,392
4
6
1,856 1,253
4,878 5,316
39S
124
2,758
953
925
286
12,121 7,475
6,603 6,747
134
110
13,317 1,702
1,906
681
690
286
434
20
454
339

94
5,393
69
32,246
5,900
24,405
9,682
25,919
17,342
17,482
3,798
35,154
8,925
194
479
434
16,438
10
3,109
10,194
522
3,711
1,211
19,596
13,350
244
15,019
2,587
976
454
793

2,658
247
885

75
2,660
12
18,593
1,262
5,703
9,001
3,447
12,741
10,488
4,397
21,687
4,847
55
1,415
1,699
5,311
i
4,636
1,523
348
1,104
1,026
9,888
6,992
1,099
1,154
556
593
32
569

305
6,675
82
38,662
3,472
12,636
20,729
15,187
26,497
23,503
10,660
46,557
8,609
146
2,638
3,604
10,993
6
9,065
4,376
1,200
-4,459
2,933
24,263
14,310
2,069
5,705
1,667
1,767
273
1,390

823
381
4G0
488
948
722
647 1,369
206 1,877 3,135
253 3,388 1,772
325 2,097
139,679 326,700 182,229 116,597 298,826 174,479 120,924 295,403

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No. 61.—IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30,
1915 TO 1917: B R
P
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A
G
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ace or

eople

and by

ge

r o u ps

[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Im m igration, D epartm ent of Labor.]
Race or people.
African (b la c k )....................
A rm enian................................
Bohemian, M oravian.........
Bulgarian, Serbian, Montenegrin ...............................
C hinese...................................
Croatian, S lovenian ...........
C uban.......................................
Dalm atian, Bosnian, Herzegovinian..........................
Dutch, F lem ish .....................
East In d ia n ............................
E n g lish ...................................
F in n ish ...................................
F re n c h .....................................
G erm an ...................................
G re e k .......................................
H e b rew ...................................
Irish ..........................................
Italian (n o rth )......................
Italian (so u th )......................
Jap an ese.................................
K orean.....................................
L ithuanian..............................
M agyar.....................................
M ex ican ..................................
P o lish .......................................
Portuguese..............................
R o um anian............................
R u ssia n ...................................
R uthenian (R ussniak)........
S candinavian........................
Scotch.......................................
S lo v a k .....................................
S p a n ish ...................................
Spanish-A m erican...............
Syrian.......................................
T u rk is h ...................................
W elsh .......................................
West Indian (except
C uban).................................
All other peoples...................
T o tal............. ...............




1915
1916
1917
Under 14 to 45 and Under 14 to 45 and Under 14 to 45 and
14.
44. over.
14.
44. over. 14.
44. over.
575
107
409

4,814
762
1,133

271
63
109

448
95
209

3,926
817
380

202
52
53

662
85
86

7,019
1,074
200

290
62
41

136
118
319
562

3,207
1,860
1,507
2,472

163
491
116
368

129
149
243
547

2,776
1,737
508
2,540

241
353
40
355

58
135
15
548

1,025
1,481
227
2,521

51
227
33
359

22
1,313
3
5,992
381
2,083
3,430
1,230
6,794
1,628
1,974
11,298
487
15
398
895
3,134

264
4,691
75
27,173
3,000
8,8S4
15,221
13,088
17,607
20,026
8,082
30,716
7,724
128
2,177
2,443
6,542
6
6,832
3,427
983
3,793
2,440
20,757
10,258
1,316
4,828
1,249
1,402
244
998

19
23
88
671 1,345 4,480
4
4
71
5,497 5,683 24,833
91
754 4,740
1,669 3,730 13,221
2,078 2,375 7,772
869 1,960 22,252
2,096 3,521 10, 622
1,849 1,921 16,475
604
944 3,583
4,543 7,344 22,189
398
504 7,696
3
14
136
63
97
467
266
363
540
1,317 5,459 9,958
4
1
337 1,139 3,166
311 1,563 9,725
85
225
649
169
438 4,223
159
164 1,115
1,367 2,170 15,645
1,974 1,906 9,487
137
296
255
494
575 8,069
160
251 1,461
123
492
86
12
200
6
164
145
705

3
618
5
5,652
155
2,567
1,408
2,580
965
2,240
378
4,376
511
4
35
78
1,781

1
1,050
3
5,185
804
4,070
1,821
1,624
4,911
2,001
621
8,154
716
14
92
139
5,119
4
674
2,172
70
506
247
2,159
1,957
93
716
301
220

1,896
638
132
497
334
2,139
2,078
616
383
258
279
17
228

197
920
79
197
86
1,357
2,122
26
615
169
61
10
133

91
3,726
64
21,127
4,866
17,188
6,475
22,460
10,991
12,968
2,839
21,842
7,603
177
364
252
9,630
6
2,276
6,738
406
2,992
878
15,799
8,968
138
13,470
2,117
683
ii
411
542
109

96
620
112
307
723
174 1,059
113
132 3,057
199
77 1,723
77
no 1,863
52,982 244,472 29,246 47,070 220,821 30,935 47,467 214,616

2

617
2
5,934
230
3,147
1,386
1,835
1,440
2,493
336
5,158
546
3
23
43
1,689
159
1,284
46
213
86
1,638
2,425
13
833
169
73
32
142
136
124
33,320

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JTo. 6 2 .— E M IG R A N T A L IE N S D E P A R T E D , Y E A R S E N D E D J U N E 3 0 ,
1 9 1 5 TO 1 9 1 7 : B y R a c e o r P e o p l e * a n d b y S e x .

Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.]
Race or people.
African (black)........................
A rm enian..................................
Bohemian, M oravian.............
Bulgarian, Serbian, Montenegrin.....................................
C hinese.....................................
Croatian, Slovenian.................
Cuban.........................................
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Ilerzegovinian................................
Dutch, Flem ish.......................
East Indian..............................
English.......................................
Finnish......................................
French.......................................
German......................................
Greek.........................................
Hebrew......................................
Irish............................................
Italian (north)..........................
Italian (south)..........................
Japanese....................................
Korean.......................................
Lithuanian................................
Magyar.......................................
Mexican.....................................
Polish.........................................
Portuguese................................
Roum anian...............................
R ussian.....................................
Scandinavian............................
Scotch........................................
Slovak........................................
Spanish......................................
Spanish-American...................
Syrian........................................
Turkish.....................................
W elsh.........................................
West Indian (except Cuban).
Other peoples...........................
Not specified...........................
Total................................

1916

19X5

1917

Male. Female. Total. Male. Female. Total. Male Female. Total.
1,022
434
127

622
10
92

1,644
444
219

1,044
654
10

640
5
32

1,684
659
42

915
126
52

5S2
7
7

1,497
133
59

2,271
1,918
2,020
1,632

83
41
361
904

2,354
1,959
2,381
2,530

268
2,093
30
997

22
290
55 2,148
46
76
457 1,454

312
1,735
18
1,625

13
64
6
770

325
1,799
24
2,395

5
105
2
2
4
3
3
272 1,340
541
525
217
201
742
162
1
4
87
4
135
91
3,428 10,372 4,366 3,460 7,826 3,494 2,822
249
845
358
185
199
543 1,057
958 2,297 1,587 1,242
1,073 5,799 1,339
1,069 2,749
277
596
440
327
873
283 4,855 1,982
423 9,767 4,572
100
421 1,524
140
59
199
228
101
983 1,851
1,369 2,948
868
921
815
1,166 7,539 3,385
635 4,020 3,057
421
8,403 89,969 64,802 4,179 68,981 8,819 1,197
149
825
635
145
780
141
581
27
4
6
■ 47
2
29
41
266
988
26
6
2
32
28
714 2,262
33
394
77
361
46
127
573
401
158
248
559
511
1
3
5
2
4
1,661 7,912
240
118
32
358
87
564 2,526 1,552
633 2,185
367
946
113
899
89
49
17
138
44
792 11,256 4,297
419 4,716 5,716
677
188
17
11
860
17
10
1,190 3,473 2,436 1,518 3,954 3,182 1,368
946 2,714 1,184
912 2,096
879
739
375 1,398
5
69
74
17
17
416 4,347 2,439
353 2,792 3,090
434
174
364
560
152
516
367
245
78
433
100
20
85
120
25
17
208
33
8
41
47
7
154
73
253
60
52
214
78
228
480
300
303
603
258
262
511
750
482
43
19
769
22
7,887 16,888 5,741 5,003 10,744 4,987 4,111
36,002 204,074 106,625 23,140 129,765 48,427 17,860

6
742
130
6,316
1,266
2,829
767
2,0S2
329
1,736
3,478
10,016
722
45
38
123
759
4
119
1,313
61
6,393
21
4,550
1,618
34
3,524
612
110
54
130
520
504
9,098
66,277

100
1,068
158
6,944
596
4,726
1,680
9,344
1,103
1,579
6,373
81,566
676
41
722
1,548
446
5
6,251
1,962
786
10,464
672
2,283
1,768
1,023
3,931
386
355
191
180
252
468
9,001
168,072




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No. 63.—EMIGRANT ALIENS DEPARTED, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30,
1915 TO 1917: B R
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o b

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a n d

b y

g e

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[ Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Im migration, D epartm ent of Labor. ]

1915
1916
Under 14 to 44. 45 and Under 14 to 44.
over. 14.
14.
138
121 1,440
African (black)........................ 116 1,390
389
48
Arm enian..................................
7
5
614
162
42
15
5
29
Bohemian, Moravian.............
Bulgarian, Serbian, Monte195
26 2,133
264
negrin.....................................
5
430 1,520
Chinese......................................
9
13
706
252
55 2,074
11
47
333
C u b a n ...................................... 433 1,750
203 1,066
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Herze1
1
96
8
3
Dutch, Flem ish.......................
66 1,149
125
568
81
136
26
2
72
932 8,310 1,130
English......................................
884 5,791
Finnish......................................
52
726
67
31
4C6
2S4
171 5,344
French.......................................
146 1,685
52
Germ an...................................... 155 2,199
395
643
Greek.........................................
78 8,117 1,572
65 3,925
231
Hebrew ......................................
101 1,192
147
13
Irish............................................
78 2,536
334
73 1,526
Italian (north).........................
215 6,393
931
123 3,314
Italian (south)......................... 2,388 77,316 10,205
949 64,344
Japanese....................................
14
640
171
646
20
2
30
15
22
825
121
42
17
Magyar.......................................
X15 1,738
409
31
301
41
Mexican.....................................
466
52
66
440
1
5
2
294 6,667
Polish.........................................
282
951
10
154 2,123
Portuguese................................
249
186 1,662
552
4
Roum anian...............................
18
329
107
Russian......................................
277 10,022
957
182 3,925
731
93
36
17
Scandinavian...........................
177 2,857
439
137 3,346
Scotch........................................
273 2,174
267
237 1,588
Slovak........................................
50 1,183
165
2
59
Spanish......................................
366
118 3,833
119 2,371
458
33
Spanish-American...................
69
43
422
Syrian........................................
378
39
16
107
5
Turkish......................................
183
15
4
10
35
W elsh.......................................
24
196
33
15
166
W est Indian (except Cuban).
43
392
45
57
474
Other peoples...........................
442
54
15
8
708
Not specified............................ 3,717 12,351
820 2,235 7,984
Total................................ 10,453 170,088 23,533 6,131 111,331
Race or people.




1917
45 and Under 14 to 44. 45 and
over. 14.
over.
123
119 1,241
137
40
2
121
10
8
2
51
6
21
1,429
18
185

6
19
1
252

93
17
1,151
46
466
178
865
39
252
583
3,688
114
7
11
62
67

62

471
271
13
302
51
8
2
33
72
53
525

705
41
340
56
20
33
77
85
286
23
2
2
10
93
2
6
64
11
337
1
168
179
i
179
71
12
2
10
54
6
1,746

12,303

5,085

66
337
27
609

307
611
23
1,950

12
1,169

5
611
106
4,551
1,132
1,933
585
1,656
267
1,450
2,856
7,110
561
36
31
93
588
2
101
1,002
49
5,281
18
3,942
1,229
27
2,996
474
90
50
99
415
468
6,846
50,964

1
69
3D
1,060
83
556
126
406
29
209
537
2,620
138
7
5
20
78

193

12
247
i
775
2
440
210
6
349
67
8
2
21
, 51
30
506
10,223

103

IMMIGRATION,

No. 64. NONIMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED AND NONEMIGRANT
ALIENS DEPARTED, YEA R S ENDED JUNE 30, 1015 TO 1917: B y

R ace

or P eo ple.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Departm ent of Labor.]

Race or people.
African (black).................................................
Armenian...........................................................
Bohemian and Moravian................................
Bulgarian, Serbian, M ontenegrin................
Chinese..............................................................
Croatian and Slovenian..................................
Cuban.................................................................
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Herzegovinian..........
Dutch and Flem ish.........................................
E ast Indian.......................................................
English...............................................................
Finnish...............................................................
French................................................................
German..............................................................
Greek...................................................................
Hebrew...............................................................
Irish....................................................................
Italian (north)................................... . ............
Italian (south)..................................................
Japanese.............................................................
Korean................................................................
L ithuanian........................................................
Magyar...............................................................
Mexican..............................................................
Pacific Islander.................................................
Polish..................................................................
Portuguese.........................................................
R oum anian......................................................
Russian..............................................................
Ruthenian (Russniak)...................................
Scandinavian....................................................
Scotch................................................................
Slovak.................................................................
Spanish..............................................................
Spanish-American...........................................
Syrian.................................................................
Turkish..............................................................
W elsh..................................................................
W est Indian (except Cuban)......................
Other peoples....................................................

1915
Nonim­ Nonem­
migrant igrant
aliens ad­ aliens
m itted. departed.
2,880
2,514
8
6
199
255
245
324
1,199
1,174
2,445
178
1,049
3r092
5,743
42
75
2,170
3,727
53
256
22,667 44,236
849
767
4,099
6,051
7,932
7,511
1,272
3,438
1,653
1,739
7,523
7,573
2,290
6,257
7,162 34,277
3,628
7,662
25
31
245
387
1,154
553
7,649
2,096
37
9
1,004
2,738
586
1,482
477
176
944
4,846
526
1,394
8,576
11,179
6,378
8,156
197
473
4,602
5,434
1,715
2,333
385
529
234
45
613
616
1,159
1,467
274
623

T otal........................................................ 107,544




180,100

1916
Nonim­ Nonem­
m igrant igrant
aliensad- aliens
m itted. departed.
1,570
2,474
52
116
37
55
329
265
1

39
4,266
9
1,279
4^
14,782
487
2,697
1,954
863
643
2,697
820
2,561
3,996
7
19
78
7,963
13
162
700
49
443
36
5,259
3,634
2

3,991
2,248
328
59
252
1,426
162
67,922

,

0

2 2

65
5,8S9
6

2,137
1

0

35,483
707
3,383
1,989
1,360
515
4,080
1,507
11,904
8,638
19
7
92
2,317
54
139
1,353
52
1,380
32
8,956
6,092
33
3,629
2,431
293
94
341
1,736
229
111,042

,

1917
Nonim­ Nonem­
m igrant ig ran t
aliens ad­ aliens
m itted. departed.
3,431
2,075
119
28
52
36
43
148
0 913 2
20
2,703
7
8
4,951
6,832
4
2
2,096
1,903
0
0 50
52
11,286
20,642
477
653
3,057
2,845
1,534
1,303
539
730
717
535
2,136
2,983
622
904
1,884
2,747
4,363
8,440
9
37
23
2
15
2
9,442
1,9®
16
9
1
0
1
89
410
70S
46
26
391
1,184
13
1
8,581
6 ,547
2,779
3,179
1

4,761
2,046
392
55
242
1,731
163
67,474

1

1

2

4,000
2,341
324
6

191
1,524
172
80,102

8

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IM M IG R A T IO N .

No. 65.—TOTAL IMMIGRANT AND NONIMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED
AND TOTAL EMIGRANT AND NONEMIGRANT ALIENS DEPARTED, YEARS
ENDED JUNE 30, 1915 TO 1917: By Race or People.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Departm ent of Labor.]
1915
Race or people.

African (black)..................................................
Armenian...........................................................
Bohemian and Moravian................................
Bulgarian, Serbian, Montenegrin.................
Chinese...............................................................
Croatian and Slovenian..................................
Cuban.................................................................
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Herzegovinian...........
Dutch and Flem ish.........................................
E ast Indian........................................................
English...............................................................
Finnish...............................................................
French................................................................
German...............................................................
Greek..................................................................
Hebrew...............................................................
Irish.....................................................................
Italian (north)..................................................
Italian (south)..................................................
Japanese.............................................................
Korean................................................................
Lithuanian........................................................
Magyar...............................................................
Mexican..............................................................
Pacific Islander.................................................
Polish..................................................................
Portuguese.........................................................
Roum anian........................................................
Russian...............................................................
Ruthenian (Russniak)....................................
Scandinavian......................................„............
Scotch.................................................................
Slovak.................................................................
Spanish...............................................................
Spanish-American............................................
Syrian.................................................................
Turkish...............................................................
W elsh..................................................................
VVest Indian (except Cuban).........................
Other peoples....................................................

1916

1917

Im m i­ Emigrant
grant and and
nonim­ nonem­
migrant igrant
aliens ad­ aliens
mitted. departed.

Im m i­ Emigrant
grant and and
nonim­ nonem­
migrant igrant
aliens ad­ aliens
mitted. departed.

Im m i­ Emigrant
grant and and
nonim­ nonem­
migrant igrant
aliens ad­ aliens
m itted. departed.

4,158
643
464
3,553
4,404
3,430
8,279
180
5,067
418
54,608
1,694
11,850
10,260
13,205
3,263
10,521
13,796
124,246
8,487
78
1,375
3,416
2,669
14
10,650
4,008
1,376
16,102
2,254
12,049
10,870
1,871
9,781
2,893
962
442
869
1,947
1,134
16,888

7,050
1,080
697
3,411
3,261
830
7,708
123
7,722
128
50,950
6,136
22,215
13,509
27,655
15,751
23,333
5,725
36,470
12,707
161
618
1,059
25,161
18
4,664
12,908
1,002
5,301
1,401
24,431
17,149
597
13,250
4,129
1,004
275
1,235
2,374
3,550

3,254
711
79
619
4,150
141
7,353
10
2,879
191
43,309
1,250
5,680
2,862
6,215
714
5,931
5,527
80,885
9,418
48
35

Total......................................................... 434,244

384,174

366,748

240,807




7
oO
C

8,540
1,018
1,906
3,830
3,643
2,120
6,494
347
8,845
135
61,329
4,239
16,735
28,061
16,459
28,155
31,026
12,950
53,719
12,237
171
2,883
4,157
18,642
43
10,069
4,962
1,376
5,403
3,459
35,442
20,088
2,266
10,307
3,382
2,152
318
2,003
1,982
2,151

2,876
57
497
3,538
190
6,096
49
12,910
8,188
107
6,421
2,947
413
135
555
2,339
998
10,744

11,402
1,340 ,
379
1,177
2,756
312
8,379
98
7,489
119
43,532
6,377
27,462
11,216
26,458
18,059
19,598
4,418
37,038
13,288
203
502
449
25,880
26
3,210
10,604
568
4,102
1,224
26,143
16,129
255
19,780
4,633
1,368
509
1,035
3,100
2,260

3,572
161
95
473
4,562
32
9,227
8
2,645
188
26,958
1,909
5,674
2,130
2,812
864
4,719
4,382
12,763
9,162
82
40
144
2,697
13
208
2,021
87
7,577
33
13,131
4,794
44
7,524
2,953
434
122
321
2,044
676
9,098

362,877

146,379

IM M IG RA TIO N,

105

No .8 8 .—ARRIVALS OF IMMIGRANTS, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30,1908 TO 1917:
B y N ationalities .

[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Departm ent of Labor.)
Country of last per* 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913
1914 1915 1916 1917
m anent residence.
A ustriarH ungary............ 168,509 170,191 258,737 159,057 178,882 254,825 278,152 18,511 5.191 1,258
Belgium............................. 4,162 3,692 5,402 5,711 4,169 7,405 5,763 2,399 986 398
D enm ark........................... 4,954 4,395 6,984 7,555 6,191 6,478 6,262 3,312 3,322 2,744
France, including Cor­
sica ............. .................... 8,788 6,672 7,383 8,022 8,628 9,676 9,296 4,811 4,156 3,187
Germany........................... 32,309 25,540 31,283 32,061 27,788 34,329 35,734 7,799 2,877 1,857
Greece................................ 21,489 14,111 25,888 26,226 21,449 22,817 35,832 12,592 27,034 23,974
Italy, including Sicily
and Sardinia............... 128,503 183,218 215,537 182,882 157,134 265,542 283,738 49,688 33,665 34,596
Netherlands...................... 5,946 4,698 7,534 8,358 6,619 6,902 6,321 3,144 2,910 2,235
Norway.............................. 12,412 13,627 17,538 13,950 8,675 8,587 8,329 7,986 5.191 4,659
Portugal, i n c l u d i n g
Cape Verde and Azore
Islan d s.......................... 7,307 4,956 8,229 8,374 10,230 14,171 10,898 4,907 12,259 9,975
66
90
Roum ania......................... 5/228 1,590 2,145 2,522 1,997 2,155 4,032 481
Russian Em pire and 156,711 120,460 186,792 158,721 162,395 291,040 255,660 26,187 7,842 12,716
F in la n d ........................
Spain, includingCanary 3,899 2,616 3,472 5,074 6,327 6,167 7,591 2,762 5,769 10,232
and Balearic Islands..
Sweden.............................. 12,808 14,474 23,745 20,780 12,688 17,202 14,800 6,585 6,248 6,368
Switzerland....................... 3,281 2,694 3,533 3,458 3,505 .4,104 4,211 1,742 663 911
Turkey in E urope1........ 22,117 10,069 23,142 19,133 18,928 15,881 17,388 2,411 1,077 303
United Kingdom:
England..................... 47,031 32,809 46,706 52,426 40,408 43,363 35,864 21,562 12,896 8,354
30,556 25,033 29,855 29,112 25,879 27,876 24,688 14,185 8,639 5,406
13,506 12,400 20,115 18,796 14,578 14,220 10,682 4,668 %655 1,868
Wales.......................... 2,287 1,584 2,120 2,162 2,162 2,745 2,183 1,007 512 513
Total U n ited
K ingdom ............ 93,380 71,826 98,796 102,496 83,027 88,204 73,417 41,422 24,702 16,141
Europe, not specified...
46
97
151 377 243
967 1,180 1,717 1,463
371
Total Europe........ 691,901 654,875 926, 291 764,757 718,875 1,055,855 1,058,391 197,919 145,699 133,083
B ritish N orth America. 38,510 51,941 56,555 56,830 55,990 73,802 86,139 82,215 101,551 105,399
Mexico................................ 6,067 16,251 18,691 19,889 23,238 11,926 14,614 12,340 18,425 17,869
Central America............... 1,217 930
893 1,193 1,242 1,473 1,622 1,252 1,135 2,073
W est Indies and Berm uda.............................. 11,888 11,180 11,244 13,403 12,467 12,458 14,451 11,598 12,027 15,507
South America................. 2,315 1,906 2,151 3,049 2,989 4,248 5,869 3,801 4,286 6,931
Total A m erica___ 59,997 82,208 89,534 94, 364 95,926 103,907 122,695 111,206 137,424 147,779
China.................................. 1,397 1,943 1,968 1,460 1,765 2,105 2,502 2,660 2,460 2,237
India................................... 1,040 203 1,696 524 175
221 161 112 109
179
Japan.................................. 15,803 3,111 2,720 4,520 6,114 8,281 8,929 8,613 8,680 8,991
Turkey in Asia................. 9,753 7,506 15,212 10,229 12,788 23,955 21,716 3,543 1,670 393
Other Asia........................
372 141 1,937 695 607
905 234 282 1,026
838
Total Asia............. 28,365 12,904 23,533 17,428 21,449 35,358 34,273 15,211 13,204 12, 756
Total Oceania................... 1,179 892 1,097 1,043 898 1,340 1,446 1,399 1,574 1,142
Total Africa...................... 1,411 858 1,072 956 1,009 1,409 1,539 934 894 566
All other countries........
43
31
77
17
49
39
15
23
136
31
Total imm igrants. 782,870 751,786 1,041,570 878,587 838,172 1,197,892 1,218,480 326,700 298,826 295,403
l
1 Inucldes Serbia, Bulgaria, and Montenegro.




C ountry of last perm anent
residence.

Years ended June 30—
Oct. 1, 1820, Oct. 1, 1830, Jan. 1,1841, Ja n .l, 1851, Jan. 1,1861,
to Sept. 30, to Dec. 31, to Sept. 30, to Dec. 31, to June 80,
1830.
1840.
1850.
1860.
1870.
1871 to 1880 1881 to 1890 1891 to 1900 1901 to 1910
27
169
8,497
6,761

22
1,063
45,675
152,454

5,074
539
77,262
434,626

* 4,738
3,749
76,358
951,667

7,800
6,734
17,094
35,984
787,468

72,969
7,221
31,771
72,206
718,182

I ta ly ....................................................
N eth erlan d s.....................................

408
1,078
91

2,253
1,412
1,201

1,870
8,251
13,903

9,231
10,789
20,931

11,728
9,102
109,298

55,759
16, M l
211,245

307,309
53,701
f
568,362 1

91
2,622

646
2,954

656
2,759

1,621
10,353

4,536
8,493

52,254
9,893

265,088
f
6,535 <
l

Sw itzerland............................ , .........

3,226

4,821

4,644

25,011

23,286

28,293

81,988

U nited K ingdom :
E n g la n d .....................................
S cotland .....................................
Ire la n d .......................................

22,167
2,912
50,724

73,143 1
2,667
207,381

263,332
3,712
780,719

385,643
38,331
914,119

568,128
38,768
435,778

460,479
87,564
436,871

657,488
149,869
665,482

Total U nited Kingdom ....
Europe, not specified.....................
Total E u ro p e ........................

75,803
43
98,816

283,191
96
495,688

1,047,763
155
1,597,502

1,338,093
116
2,452,657

1,042,674
210
2,064,407

984,914
656
2,261,904

1,462,839
10,318
4,721,602

1
1
Sw eden............................................... j
Russia, including Russian Pola n d 2 ...............................................
1
P o rtu g al 4........................................... jl




353,719
20,177
88,132
50,464
1,452,970

1911 to 1917

597,047
20,062
52,670
36,006
543,922
15,996
655,694
31,816
95,264
230,679

2,145,266
41,685
65,285
73,379
341,498
167,519
2,045,877
48,262
190,505
249,534

895,876
26,831
35,864
47,775
142,445
169,924
1,007,245
38,489
57,377
84,671

593,703
6,72S
23,010
14,559
S3,149
2,562

1,597,306
27,935
69,149
53,008
34,922
118,202

914,561
43,922
70,814
11,343
18,594
75,121

271,094
60,053
403,496
11,186
745,829
4,370
3,703,061

388,017
120,469
339,065

214,873
67,467
135,785
11,284
429,409
6,318
4,074,579

17,464

865,015
1,719
8,136,016

IMMIGRATION.

B elgium .............................................
D e n m ark ...........................................
F rance.................................................
G erm any.............................................

106

N o. 6 7 .—A R R IV A L S OF A L IE N P A SSE N G E R S AN D IM M IGRANTS, 1 8 2 0 TO 1917: B y N a t io n a l it ie s a n d b y D e c a d e s .
[Sources: Records of the B ureau of Statistics prior to 1896: subsequently, reports of the Commissioner General of Im m igration, D epartm ent of Labor. The figures
represent “ Alien passengers” from Oct. 1,1820, to Dec. 81,1867; “ Im m igrants” from Jan. 1,1868, to date. The estim ated num ber of aliens who arrived prior to Oct. 1,
1819, is 250,000.]

2,277
4,817
105

18,624
6,599
44

41,728
8,271
368

59,309
3,078
449

153,871
2,191
96

383,269
5,362
210

392,802
1,913
462

2,631
746
1,183

179,226
49,642
8,112

581,926
118,301
9,990

3,834
531
11,564
352
2

12,301
856
33,424
103

13,528
3,579
62,469
337

13,957
928
403,726
10,056
123,201

29,042
2,304
426,523
15,798
61,711

107,548
17,280
361,808

91,911
31,173
813,301

sr

9,043
1,396
166,597
3,446
64,301

35,040
3,059
42,659

—

10,660
1,224
74,720
8,090
41,397

23,166

20,605

15,189

8

40
48
9
52
69,801
599,125

47
82
29
55
52,777
1,713,251

61
41,458
158
210
26,921
2,598,214

308
64,609
221
312
15,282
2,314,824

622
123,823
10,913
229
1,540
2,812,191

6.669
68,880
12,574
437
1,299
5,246,613

28,370
86,815
8,79?
1,343
1,749
3,844,420

11,059
243,567
12,973
7,368
33.654
8,795,386

4,587
149,679
8,842
7,307
352
5,054,060

10
2
16
32,679
143,439

1Included in “ Europe, not specified,” prior to 1891-1900,
2 Includes also F inland after 1872.
3Includes Canary and Belearic Islands after 1900.
4 Figures include th e Azores and Cape Verde Islands after 1879, they being classed w ith Portugal so far as th at country is separately shown.
6 Includes Serbia, Bulgaria, and Montenegro; included in “ Europe, not specified,” prior to 1891-1900.
8 Not separately stated prior to 1891-1900.
7 Im m igrants from British N orth America and Mexico were not reported from 1886 to 1895, inclusive.
8 Not separately enum erated prior to 1899,

107




IMMIGKATIOlf.

British N orth A m erica7 ...............
M exico7 .............................................
Central A m erica..............................
West Indies: Berm uda and Miq u elo n .............................................
South A m erica.................................
Total A m erica7.....................
Islands of the A tlantic...................
C h in a..................................................
In d ia 8..................................................
Ja p a n 8.................................................
T urkey in Asia*................................
Other A sia .........................................
Total A sia................................
Total O ceania....................................
Total A fric a ............... .....................
All other countries...........................
Grand to ta l............................

108

A L IE N P A S S E N G E R M OVEM ENT,

N o. 6 8 —IMMIGRANT AND NONIMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED AND
EMIGRANT AND NONEMIGRANT ALIENS DEPARTED, WITH EXCESS
OF ALIENS ADMITTED OR DEPARTED, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1915
TO 1917: B y N ationalities .
[ Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Departm ent of Labor.]
Excess of
aliens
adm itted ( + )
Nonim- Total
Emi- Nonemi- Total or aliens
grant
aliens departmigrant aliens grant
aliens. admitted. aliens. aliens. departed. ed ( - ) .

Adm itted.1
Country of Inst or future per­
manent residence.

19 15

Immigrant
aliens.

.

A ustria............................................
9,215
H ungary.........................................
9,296
Belgium..........................................
2,399
Bulgaria, Serbia, and Monte­
negro............................................
1,403
3,312
D enm ark........................................
4,811
Prance, including Corsica...........
7,799
German Em pire............................
Greece............................................. 12,592
Italy, including Sicily and Sar­
dinia............................................. 49,688
3,144
Netherlands...................................
7,986
Norway...........................................
Portugal, including Cape Verde
4,907
and Azore Islands.....................
481
Roum ania......................................
Russian Empire and Finland... 26,187
Spain including Canary and
2.762
Balearic Islands.........................
6,585
Sweden...........................................
1,742
Switzerland....................................
1,008
Turkey in Europe........................
United Kingdom:
England................................... 21,562
Ireland.................................... 14,185
4,6C8
Scotland.................................
1,007
W ales.......................................
1,180
Other Europe................................
Total Europe...................... 197,919
2,660
C h in a ...............
8,613
Japan..................
161
India...................
3,543
Turkey in Asia.
234
Other Asia.........
15,211
Total Asia.
934
Africa...............................................
Australia, Tasmania, and New
1,282
Zealand................•......................
117
Pacific islands (not specified)...
British N orth America................ 82,215
1,252
Central America............................
Mexico............................................. 12,340
3,801
South America..............................
W est Indies.................................... 11,598
United States.................................
31
Other countries..............................
Grand total 1915................. 326,700
1916.

Austria............................................
H ungary.........................................
Belgium..........................................
Bulgaria, Serbia, and Monte­
negro............................................
Denm ark.........................................
Prance, including Corsica...........
German Em pire............................
Greece............................................
Italy, including Sicily and Sar­
dinia.............................................
Netherlands...................................
Norway...........................................



635
109
248
42
232
1,485
1,069

241
1,967
399
1,013
21
20
774
802
218
206
28
5,613
375
931
113
30
16,571
1,080
721
308
98
266
2,273
148
1,844
241
9,983
1,575
2,352
1,704
7, 784
62,935
134
107,544

3,171
2,020
986
764
3,322
4,156
2,877
27,034
33,665
2,910
5,191
l

Departed.1

9,850
9,405
2,647
1,445
3,544
6,296
8,868
12,833
51,655
3,543
8,999
4,928
501
26,961
3,564
6,803
1,948
1,036
27,175
14,560
5,599
1,120
1,210
214,490
3,740
9,334
269
3,641
500
17,484
1,082
3,126
358
92,198
2,827
14,692
5,505
19,382
62,935
165
434,244

3,191
20
1
2,021
119
1,105
24
788
3,721
399
972
5,128
228
3,105
502 27,536
879 34,544
3,445
535
6,407
1,216
See footno te on p. IK ).

6,776
5,059
333
1,964
412
5,751
1,419
9,775
96.903
612
1,211
2,661
244
18,297
3,042
953
349
164
7,715
2,218
1,847
169
80
167,954
2,011
840
179
593
214
3,837
85
608
17
23,225
436
651
988
6,243
30
204,074
230
592
24
250
513
2,231
439
4,829
72,507
351
1,359

721
7,497 + 2,353
930
5,989 + 3,416
318
651 + 1,996
1,075
556
2,520
482
894 + 2,650
2,871
8,622
2,326
2,456
3,875 + 4,993
1,241 11,016 4* 1,817
_
20,082 116,985 _ 65,330
1,931 4- 1,612
1,319
1,964 + 7,035
753
2,971 + 1,957
310
321 4- 180
77
3,983 22,280 + 4,681
2,021
5,063
1,499
484
1,437 4- 5,366
745 4- 1,203
396
215 4- 821
51
527
19,987 27,702
3,482 4- 11,078
1,264
4,714 4- 885
2,867
177
346 + 774
196 4- 1,014
116
63,462 231,416 - 16,926
2,604 4- 1,136
593
1,576 4- 7,758
736
12
257 +
78
693 4- 2,948
100
271 + 229
57
5,401 -1- 12.083
1,564
253 -1- 829
168
2,329 4- 897
1,621
124 4- 234
107
26,051 49,275 + 42,922
2,515 4- 312
2,079
2,762 + 11,930
2,1X1
2,374
3,362 + 2 ,143
1,137
14,276 20.519
8,183
66,118 66,118
34
199
169
180,100 384,174 4- 50,070
__
—

_

26
19
47
128
534
1,464
629
416
5,774
949
895

256
611
71
378
1,047
3,695
1,068
5,245
78,281
1,300
2,254

2,935
1,410
1,034
410
2,674
1,433
2,037
2,291
13,737
+ 2,145
+ 4,153

+
44+
444+
__

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A L IE N P A S S E N G E R M OVEM ENT,

No. 6 8 . — I m m ig r a n t a n d N o n im m ig r a n t A l ie n s A d m it t e d a n d E m ig r a n t a n d

N o n e m ig r a n t A l ie n s
pa rted , Y ears E nd ed

Country of last or future per­
manent residence.

D e p a r t e d , w it h E x c e s s o f A l ie n s A d m it t e d o r D e ­
J u n e 30, 1915 t o 1917: B y N a t io n a l it ie s — Continued.
Excess of
aliens
admit­
ted (+ )
Nonim­ Total
Em i­ N onemi- Total or aliens
m igrant aliens
grant
grant
aliens departaliens. admitted. aliens. aliens. departed. ed ( - ) .

Adm itted.1
Im mi­
grant
aliens.

1916—Continued.
Portugal, including Cape Verde
and Azore Islands..................... 12,259
72 12,331
Roumania.......................................
90
9
99
Russian Empire and Finland...
7,842
8,295
453
Spain, including Canary and
764
Balearic Islands.........................
5,769
6,533
Sweden............................................
6,248
421
6,669
Switzerland....................................
734
663
71
Turkey in Europe........................
313
7
320
United Kingdom:
4,050 10,946
England................................... 12,896
276
Ireland.....................................
8,639
8,915
515
Scotland...................................
2,655
3,170
W ales........................................
512
80
592
14
Other E urope................................
1,717
1,731
Total Europe...................... 145,699 11,627 157,326
China...............................................
2,460
687
3,147
554
Japan...............................................
9,234
8,680
India................................................
112
160
272
Turkey in Asia..............................
1,670
23
1,693
Other Asia......................................
155
282
437
Total Asia............................ 13,204
1,579 14,783
Africa...............................................
894
133
1,027
Australia, Tasmania, and New
* Zealand........................................ 1,484
1,708
3,192
Pacific Islands (not specified)...
228
£0
318
British North America................ 103,551
5,717 107,268
1,674
Central America............................
2,809
1,135
1,418 19,843
Mexico............................................. 18,425
South America..............................
4,286
1,769
6,055
West Indies.................................... 12,027
9,126 21,153
32,915 32 915
59
Other countries..............................
31
' 28
Grand total 1916................. 298,826 67,922 866,748
1917.
857
857
Hungary.........................................
401
3
404
102
Belgium..........................................
398
500
Bulgaria, Serbia, and Montene3
151
154
gro................................................
Denm ark........................................
2,744
456
3,200
1,215
4,402
France, including Corsica...........
3.187
1,857
88
1,945
German Em pire............................
171 24,145
Greece.............................................. 23,974
Italy, including Sicily and Sar1,140 35,736
dinia............................................ 34,596
2,235
1,028
3,263
Netherlands...................................
1,568
4,659
6,227
Norway...........................................
Portugal, including Cape Verde
9,975
27 10,002
and Azore Islands.....................
66
13
79
Roum ania......................................
524 13,240
Russian Empire and Finland... 12,716
Spain, including Canary and
928 11,160
Balearic Islands......................... 10,232
530
6,898
Sweden............................................ 6,368
911
103
1,014
Switzerland....................................
* See footnote on p. 110.




Departed.1

249
2,645 + 9,686
2,396
66 +
49
17
33
1,508
6,767 + 1,528
5,259
2,489 + 4,044
1,816
673
1,888 + 4,781
1,412
476
349 + 385
148
201
25 + 295
18
7
16,432 21,562 — 4,616
5,130
2,075 + 6,840
1,304
771
3,572
402
1,332
2,240
122
240 + 352
118
38
87 + 1,644
49
102,409 33,562 135,971 + 21,355
2,660 + 487
457
2,203
1,620 + 7,614
770
850
259 +
136
123
13
20 + 1,673
14
6
895 28
867
458
5,454 + 9,329
1,477
3,977
231 4- 796
138
93
1,958 + 1,234
445
1,513
105 + 213
95
10
15,712 21,981 37,693 + 69,575
2,050
2,545
264
495
2,196
2,728
532
17,115
2,509
3,506 + 2,549
997
2,460
5,059 13,634 18,693
31,848 31 848 + 1 067
75
16
36
' 39
129,765" 111,042 240,807 +125,941
—

126
112
15
191
489
2,064
315
2,034
12,542
227
1,633
1,353
16
5,947
2,491
969
159

16
6
30
50
649
1 ,®
305
197
849
787
979
140
i
746
1.142
463
98

142
118
45
241
1,138
3,150
620
2,231
13,391
1,014
2,612
1,493
17
6,693
3,633
1.432
257

+
+
+
—

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

715
286
455
87
2,062
1,252
1,325
21,914
22,345
2,249
3,615
8,509
62
6,547
7,527
5,466
757

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A L IE N P A SSE N G E R M O VEM ENT,

No. 6 8 .— I m m ig r a n t a n d N o n im m ig r a n t A l ie n s A d m it t e d a n d E m ig r a n t a n d

N o n e m ig r a n t A l ie n s D e p a r t e d , w it h E x c e s s o f A l ie n s A d m it t e d o r D e ­
p a r t e d , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1915 t o 1917: B y N a t io n a l it ie s —-Continued.

1917—Continued.

152
United Kingdom:
8,354
5,406
1,868
513
1,463
133,083
2,237
8,991
109
1,026
12,756
566
Australia, Tasmania, and New
1,014
128
Pacific Islands (not specified)..
105,399
2,073
17'869
6,931
15,507
77
295,403

2
3,240
229
411
77
310
12,168
515
584
154
11
400
1,664
137
1,581
277
3,982
1,343
2,266
1,984
10,790
31,127
155
67,474

154
11,594
5,635
2,279
590
1,773
145,251
2,752~
9,575
263
404
1.426
14,420
703
2,595
405
109,381
3'416
20,135
8,915
26,297
31,127
232
352,877

III

Departed. i
E& w

Admitted.1
Country of last or future per­
m anent residence.
Im m i­ Nonim­ Total
grant migrant aliens
aliens. aliens. admitted.

24
2,798
1,027
678
69
88
35,367
1,871
750
176
8
356
3,161
108
382
35
18,994
530
812
993
5,891
4
66,277

Excess of
admitted (+ )
Nonemi­ Total or aliens
grant
aliens depart­
aliens. departed. ed ( - ) .
-

2
26 4- 128
7,580 10,378 + 1,216
353
1,380 + 4,258
616
1.294 + 985
45
114 -j- 476
9
97 4 - 1,676
16,149 51,516 4 93,735
590~ 2,461 + 291
645
1,395 4 8,180
119
295 — 32
2
10 + 391
117
473 + 953
1,473
4,634 4- 9,786
180
415
288 +
1,352
1,734 + 861
171
206 4 199
16,936 35,930 4 73,451
1,614
2,144 4 1,272
1,951
2,763 4 17' 372
2,659
3,652 4 5’263
16,335 22,226 4 4,071
21,260 21,260 4 9,867
22
26 4 206
80,102 146,379 +216,498

1 Arriving aliens whose permanent residence has been outside the U nited States, who intend to reside
permanently in the United States, are classed as immigrant aliens. Departing aliens whose permanent
residence has been in the United States, who intend to reside permanently outside, are classed as emi­
grant aliens. All alien residents of the U nited States making a temporary trip abroad and all aliens
residing abroad making a temporary trip to the United States are classed as nonimmigrant aliens on the
inward journey and monemigrant on the outward.




I ll

IN W A R D P A S S E N G E R M O VEM ENT.

No. 6 9 .—ARRIVALS OF PASSENGERS AT THE PRINCIPAL PORTS FROM
FOREIGN COUNTRIES, 1906 TO 1917: D is t in g u is h in g U n it e d S t a t e s C it iz e n s
R e t u r n in g , N o n im m ig r a n t A l i e n s ,

a n d I m m ig r a n t s , R e s p e c t iv e l y .
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.]

New York. N. Y.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Non­
Total
U. S. Non­
Total
im m i­ Im m i­ passen­ citizens im m i­ Im m i­ passen­
grant grants.
return­ grant grants.
gers
gers
aliens.
ing. aliens.
arrived.
arrived.

U. S.
Year ended June 30— citizens
return­
ing.
1906.....................................
1907.....................................
1908.....................................
1909.....................................
1910....................................
1911.....................................
1912.....................................
1913.....................................
1914.....................................
1915.....................................
1916.....................................
1917.....................................

135,959
146,747
158,619
169,820
170,210
182,724
179,358
166,686
168,912
132,983
49,733
39,958

44,975 880,036 1,060,970
111,539 1,004,756 1,263,042
99,008 585,970 843,597
144,140 580,617 894,577
109,921 786,09-4 1,066,225
100,059 637,003 919,786
112,268 605,151 896,777
139,937 892,653 1,199,276
114,521 873,052 1,161,485
62,738 178,416 374,137
32,721 141,390 223,844
29,100 129,446 198,504

3,924
3,258
3,158
3,252
2,905
3,527
3,983
3,999
3,114
1,868
93
125

577
1,008
433
789
2,030
1,271
3,606
4,271
2,672
1.108
34
42

23,186
30,501
16,458
14,294
37,641
45,023
43,749
59,466
56,857
7,114
229
274

27,687
34,767
20,049
18,335
42,576
49,821
51,338
67,736
62,643
10,090
353
441

Boston, Mass.
Baltimore, Md.
U. S. Non­
Total
U. S. Non­
Total
Year ended June 30— citizens im m i­ Im m i­ passen­ citizens im m i­ Im m i­ passen­
return­ grant grants.
gers
return­ grant grants.
gers
ing. aliens.
arrived. ing. aliens.
arrived.
1906.....................................
1907.....................................
1908.....................................
1909.....................................
1910.....................................
1911.....................................
1912.....................................
1913.....................................
1914.....................................
1915.....................................
1916.....................................
1917.....................................

12,285
12,420
11,745
11,284
9,244
11,019
10,517
11,894
14,816
10,634
1,243
790

U. S.
Year ended June 30— citizens
retu rn ­
ing.
1906.....................................
1907.....................................
190S.....................................
1909.....................................
1910.....................................
1911........... .........................
1912.....................................
1913.....................................
1914.....................................
1915.....................................
1916.....................................
1917.....................................

4,641
4,567
5,303
6,351
5,818
4,249
5,567
5,909
5,404
6,168
6,254
5,032




6,103
12,558
11,002
11,577
8,458
8,423
10,003
11,649
11,085
5,385
1,129
528

62,229
70,164
41,363
36,318
53,617
45,865
38,782
54,740
69,365
15,983
12,428
11,828

79,617
95,142
64,110
59,179
71,319
65,307
59,307
78,283
95,266
32,002
14,800
13,146

San Francisco, Cal.
Non­
Total
im m i­ Im m i­ passen­
grant grants.
gers
arrived.
aliens.
1,767
2,283
2,976
4,273
4,387
4,417
4,168
3,381
8,084
4,013
3,074
3,245

4,138
3,539
3,608
3,103
4,233
3,419
3,958
5,554
6,716
8,055
7,955
7,269

10,546
10,389
11,887
13,727
14,438
12,085
13,693
14,844
15,204
18,236
17,883
15,548

1,367
1,514
1,484
1,121
1,030
1,290
1,136
1,104
1,071
204
52
47

290
1,074
653
1,546
682
593
814
763
956
166
52
25

54,064
66,910
31,489
18,966
30,563
22,866
21,667
32,833
39,048
3,017
124
231

55,721
69,493
33,626
21,633
32,275
24,749
23,617
34,700
41,075
3,387
22$
303

Total U nited States.
Non­
Total
citizens im m i­ Im m i­ passen­
retu rn ­ grant grants.
gers
ing. aliens.
arrived.
u. a

177,488
191,797
200,447
217,173
243,191
269,128
280,801
286,604
286,586
239,579
121,930
127,420

65,618
153,120
141,825
192,449
156,467
151,713
178,983
229,335
184,601
107,544
67,922
67,474

1,100,735
1,285,349
782,870
751,786
1,041,570
878,687
838,172
1,197,892
1,218,480
326,700
298,826
295,403

1,343,841
1,630,266
1,125,142
1,161,408
1,441,228
1,299,428
1,297,956
1,713,831
1,689,667
673,823
488,678
490,297

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O U T W A R D P A S S E N G E R M O VEM EN T,

No. 7 0 .—DEPARTURES OF PASSENGERS PROM THE SEAPORTS OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES, ETC., 1891 TO 1917: D is t in ­

g u is h in g S e x , C h il d r e n o r A d u lts , a n d P o r tio n o f S h i p O c c u p ie d .
[Sources: Previous to July 1,1907, the Bureau of Statistics; subsequently, the Bureau of Im m igration
procured these statistics through the courtesy of owners and agents of vessels and not by law.
There are no data for 1896 and 1897.]

Cabin passengers.
Children.
Adults.
Male. Fem ale. Total. Male. Fem ale. Total.

Year ended June 30—
1891.............................................................
1892.............................................................
1893.............................................................
1891.............................................................
1895.............................................................
1898.............................................................
1899.............................................................
1900.............................................................
1931.............................................................
1902.............................................................
1903.............................................................
1904.............................................................
1906.............................................................
1906.............................................................
1907.............................................................
1908.............................................................
1909.............................................................
Year ended June 30—
Male.
1891.......................................
1892.......................................
1893.......................................
1894.......................................
1895.......................................
1898.......................................
1899.......................................
1900.......................................
1901.......................................
1902.......................................
1903.......................................
1904.......................................
1905.......................................
1906.......................................
1907.......................................
1908.......................................
1909.......................................

89,034
96,834
88,315
112,941
123,845
78,621
78,061
78,230
96,797
99,966
132,894
209,191
210,270
179,869
214,997
378,246
199,851

Year ended June 30—

1910........................................................
1911........................................................
1912........................................................
1913........................................................
1914........................................................
1916...............................................
1917........................................................



65,056
61,763
57,904
70,864
64,887
54,533
76,106
87,041
84,853
-91,308
99,432
109,469
119,287
125,340
130,276
136,981
136,781
Adults.
Fem ale

32,692
33.966
27,995
38,611
38,366
31,130
41,099
51,096
49,739
53,770
57,293
60,797
67,146
74,471
73,273
78,130
89,238

97,748
95,729
85,899
109,475
103,253
85,663
117,205
138,137
134,592
145,078
156,725
170,266
186,433
199,811
203,549
215,111
226,019

5,604
5, 717
5,503
7,622
5,828
5, 111
6,418
10,315
7,646
7,757
6,965
8,235
8,544
8.798
13,008
13,489
11,200

3,756
3,706
3,727
4,834
3,812
3,780
4,624
7,433
6,326
5,277
4,994
6,112
6.231
6,060
8,336
8,181
7,581

Passengers other than cabin.
Children.
Total. Male. Female. Total.

35,092
38,602
33,384
52,794
64,951
36,446
34,417
36,268
42,353
48,359
51,206
83,065
87,234
74,464
88,085
168,478
94,152

124,126
135,436
121,699
165,735
188,796
115.067
112,478
114,498
139,150
148,325
184,100
292,256
297,504
254,333
303,082
546,724
294,003

9,268
9,999
8,352
15,798
17,257
10,001
8,836
13,906
10,968
12,067
13,395
18,249
22,104
16,591
25,704
63,751
30,249

6,004
5,969
5,444
9,307
10,612
5,789
6,447
9,095
8,042
8,256
9,082
13.086
15,335
11,144
16,203
27,430
17,400

15,272
15,968
13,796
25,105
27,869
15,790
15, 283
23,001
19,010
20,323
22,477
31,335
37,439
27, 735
41,907
91,181
47,649

9,360
9,423
9,230
12,456
9,640
8,891
11,042
17,758
13,972
13,034
11,959
14,347
14,775
14,858
21,344
21,670
18,781

241,172
255;748
279,784
277,289
308,984
154,383
101,012
86,181

80,789
96,892
102,710
102,014
114,335
58,559
34,648
29,997

642,229
770; 794
866,472
857,612
888;267
497,986
316,892
242i393

396,040
436,070
463,699
509,278
482,482
250,717
189,022
200,777

107,108
105,152
95,129
121,931
112,893
94,554
128.247
155,895
148,564
158,112
168,684
184,613
201,208
214.669
224,893
236,781
244,800

passen­
gers
Total. departed
139.398
151,404
135,495
190,840
216,665
130.857
127,761
137,499
158,160
168,648
206,577
323,591
334,943
282,068
344,989
637,905
341,652

. Total passengers departed.
Portion of ship
Sex.
Ages.
occupied.
14 years
Steer­
Male. Fem ale. Under 14 and
years. over. Cabin. age.
481,846
611,938
689,398
682,337
693j 618
402,162
250;528
186,209

Total.

246,506
256,556
230,624
312,-771
829,558
225,411
256,008
293,394
306,724
326,760
375,261
508,204
536,151
496,737
569,882
874,686
686,452

Total.

326,978 • 723,018
431,616 867,686
505,483 969,182
450,348 959,626
520,120 1,002,602
305,328 556,545
162,518 351,540
71,613 272,390

EDUCATION,
No. 7 1 .—SUMMARY OF SCHOOL POPULATION,1 1871 TO 1916:

E n rollm en t,
A t t e n d a n c e , S u p e r in t e n d e n t s a n d T e a c h e r s E m p l o y e d i n , a n d E x p e n d it u r e s
f o r , P u blic S c h o o ls .2
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Pupils.
Population,
5 to 18
Number
years of enrolled in Average
daily
age.8
public
schools. attendance.

Teachers.

Male.

Female.

Total.

Salaries of
superintend­
ents and
teachers.

Total
expendi­
ture.

D ollars.

School
year.

D ollars.

1871
1872
1873
1874
1875

....................
12.305.600
....................
12.565.600
....................
12,833,700
....................
13,112,900
....................
13,405,200

7,561,582
7,815,306
8,003,614
8,444,251
8,785,678

4,545,317
90,293
4,658,844
94,992
4,745,459 ' 97,790
5,050,840
103,465
108,791
5,248,114

129.982
134,929
139,723
144.982
149,074

220,225
229,921
237,613
248,447
257,865

42,580,853
45,935,681
47,932,050
50,785,656
54,722,250

69,107,612
74,234,476
76,238,464
80,054,286
83,504,007

3876.........
1877
1878
1879
1880

13.708.000
14.025.800
....................
14.356.000
....................
14.702.800
....................
15,065,767
....................

8,869,115
8,965,006
9,438,883
9,504,458
9,867,505

5,291,376
5,426,595
5,783,065
5,876,077
6,144,143

109,780
114,312
119,404
121,490
122,795

149,838
152,738
157,743
158,840
163,798

259,618
267,050
277,147
280,330
286,593

55,358,166
54,973,776
56,155,133
54,639,731
55,942,972

83,082,578
79,439,826
79,083,260
76,192,375
78,094,687

1881.........
1882........
1883
1884
1885

15,379,290 10,000,896
15,704,660 10,211,678
16,044,410 10,651,828
....................
16,401,280 10,982,364
....................
16,773,190 11,398,024
....................

6,145,932
6,331,242
6,652,392
7,055,696
7,297,529

122,511
118,892
116,388
118,905
121,762

171,349
180,187
188,001
195,110
204,154

293,860
299,079
304,389
314,015
325,916

58,012,463
60,594,933
64,798,859
68,384,275
72,878,993

83,642,964
88,990,466
96,750,003
103,212,837
110,328,375

1886........
1887
1888
1889
1890

17,122,060 11,664,460
....................
17,482,020 11,884,944
....................
17,827,310 12,182,600
....................
18,168,580 12,392,260
....................
18,543,201 12,722,581

7,526,351
7,681,806
7,906,986
8,005,969
8,153,635

123,792
127,093
126,240
124,467
125,525

207,601
212,367
220,894
232,110
238,397

331,893
339,460
347,134
356,577
363,922

76,270,434
78,639,964
83,022,562
87,568,306
91,836,484

113,322,545
115,783,890
124,244,911
132,539,783
140,506,715

1891
1892
1893
1894
1895

....................
18,897,076 13,050,132
....................
19,194,233 13,255,923
19,620,964 13,483,340
....................
20,137,521 13,995,357
....................
20,440,479 14,243,765
....................

8,408,323
8,560,603
8,837,199
9, 263,350
9,548,722

123,360
121,573
122,472
125,402
129,708

245,028
252,653
260,278
263,547
268,336

368,388
374,226
382,750
388,949
398,042

96,303,069
100,298,256
104,660,339
109,202,405
113,872,388

147,494,809
155,817,012
164,171,057
172,502,843
175,809,279

1896
1897
1898
1899
1900

20,863,807 14,498,956
....................
....................
21,114,812 14,823,059
21,572,114 15,103,874
....................
21,917,865 15,176,219
....................
21,404,322 15,503,110
....................

9,781,475
10,052,554
10,356,458
10,328,396
10, 632, 772

130,373
131,221
132,257
131,207
126,588

269,923
273,737
278,556
283,065
296,474

400,296
404,958
410,813
414,272
423,062

117,139,841
119,310,503
124,192,270
129,345,873
137,687,746

183,498,965
187,682,269
194,292,911
200,154,597
214,964,618

1901
1902
1903
1904
1905

21,982,797 15,688,602
....................
....................
22,278, 693 15,917,385
22,655,001 15,999,717
....................
23,028, 748 16,256,038
....................
23,410,800 16,468,300
....................

10,714,613
11,064,164
11,053,158
11,318,256
11,481,531

126,491
120,883
116,720
113,744
110,532

305,292
320,936
333,144
341,498
349,737

431,783
441,819
449,864
455,242
460,269

143,286,204
151,443,681
157,635,732
167,824,753
177,462,981

227,465,664
238,262,299
252,804,081
273,216,227
291,616,660

1906
1907
1908
1909
1910

23,792,723 16,641,970
....................
....................
24,262,936 16,890,818
....................
24,613,763 17,061,962
24,239,820 17,506,175
....................
24,360,888 17,813,852
....................

11,712,300
11,925,672
12,154.172
12,684,837
12,827,307

109,*179
104,414
104,495
108,300
110,481

356,884
376,902
390,968
398,153
412,729

466,063 186,483,464
481,816 202,047,814
495,463 219,780,123
506,453 237,013,913
523,210 4253,915,470

307,768,659
336,898,333
371,344,410
401,397,747
426,250,434

1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916

24,745,562 18,035,118
....................
25,167,446 18,182,937
....................
25,587,331 18,609,040
....................
....................
26,002,153 19,153,786
26,425,100 19,693,007
....................
....................
26,846,976 20,351,687

12,871,980
13,302,303
13,613,656
14,216,459
14,964,886
15,358,927

110,328
114,559
113,213
114,662
118,435
123,038

423,278
432,730
452,270
465,396
485,5f6
499,333

533,606
547,289
565,483
580,058
604,001
622,371

446,726,929
482,886,793
521,546,375
555,077,146
605,460,785
640,717,053

*266,678,471
4284,945,162
4304,431,681
4323,610,915
4344,668,690
4364,789,265

1 Includes public, graded, and high schools, but excludes private schools.
2 Alaska and Hawaii not included. Indian Territory not included prior to 1901.
8 Estimated, except United States census years.
4 Includes salaries of teachers and principals only.

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113

A verage D uration op S chool T er m ; N umber , S ex ,
S chools , by S tates and G eographic D ivisions .

114

E nrollment and A verage D aily A ttendance op P upils ;
and Salary op I nstructors in , and T otal E xpenditures for , the P ublic

N o. 7 2 .—SCHOOL POPULATION, SCHOOL YEAR ENDED JUNE, 1916:

{Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Estimated
State.

of children
5 to 18 years
of age.

Teachers.

Pupils.
Number
enrolled.

Average
duration
of school,
Daily average in days.
attendance.

Male.

Female.

Total.

Salaries of
teachers.

D ollars.

Total
expenditure.

D ollars.

Colorado....................................................................................

514,601
51,077
447,726
539,688
184,471

323,487
34,257
304,401
410,978
134,758

135.0
160.0
134.9
176.0
167.0

3,215
303
4,780
2,602
1,050

7,841
1,236
5,882
14,721
5,523

11,056
1,539
10,662
17,323
6,573

3,747,442
1,256,709
3,567,461
17,715,673
4,654,349

Georgia............................................... ' ....................................

285,483
52,769
72,432
256,522
912,227

234,609
45,327
59,526
198,365
667,635

182,477
24,838
49,625
144,419
460,832

183.2
170.7
178.0
130.1
136.7

410
130
222
1,354
3,039

6,013
932
1,565
4,380
12,007

6,423
1,062
1,787
5,734
15,046

4,728,293
263,608
1,893,939
2,0S6,725
4,617,918

9,688,037
366,189
3,676,894
3,818,675
0,346,714

Kansas......................................................................................

113,104
1,514,070
703,641
583,278
‘ 483,731

95,772
1,084,640
564,252
525,579
402,860

65,039
974,495
463,920
• 398,143
311,267

154.9
164.0
155.0
170.0
163.7

776
6,192
6,207
2,858
2,806

2,730
27,172
13,441
24,372
12,437

3,506
33,364
19,648
27,230
15,243

2,274,116
24,105,935
11,666,740
11,856,667
8,430,444

4,134,167
44,011,662
24,018,125
13,764,865
15,377,830

699,376
572,883
176,823
357,464
830,115

537,008
320,300
149,149
243,077
604,023

354,147
235,933
116,509
169,306
50$, 668

144.0
134.9
171.2
178.0
181.7

4,384
1,534
792
906
1,784

8,486
6,087
6,173
5,494
15,703

12,870
7,621
6,965
6,460
17,487

5,049,362
3,563,049
2,350,433
3,633,780
15,982,824

8,342,858
5,511,763
3,999,681
5,236,645
27,342,132

751,494
617,316
635,270
890,190
98,883

620,861
481,583
492,756
721,752
102,768

504,979
365,432
301,922
628,455
75,241

172.0
167.7
123.0
161.8
176.7

2,981
1,952
2,924
4,904
681

17,998
15,841
8,029
15,304
4,050

20,979
17,793
10,953
4,V31

12,702,080
11,163,298
2,173,717
11,130,979
3,137,200

24,069,810
20,911,368
2,806,562
17, 780,426
6,497,588

12,606
657
3,083
16,741
1,944

8,552,278
509,400
1,269,914
13,114,177
1,179,478

10,825,325
765,900
2,148,985
26,110,991
1,993,054

Kentucky..................................................................................
Maryland..................................................................................
Massachusetts...........................................................................
Michigan...................................................................................
Mississippi................................................................................
Montana....................................................................................

New Hampshire.......................................................................
New Jersey...............................................................................
New Mexico..............................................................................




345,051
17,515
98,192
707,229
118,941

292,725
13,358
67,461
640,287
77,062

216,264
10,043
54,4S5
421,884
61,374

163.5
166.1
371.5
183.0
142.5

1,506
94
269
2,414
048

11,100
563
2,814
14,327
1,296

20,208

EDUCATION

5,010,426
2,667,077
4,454,737
32,126,657
7,533,093

740,603
62,608
546,099
571,274
225,122

2,336,165
772,240
208,011
1,217,544
675,598

1,625,777
649,246
151,647
905,071
515,493

1,318,605
446,191
104,996
768,451
325,053

190.2
124.2
172,6
175.3
152.0

5,907
3,424
1,329
7,852
3,790

47,686
11,136
6,764
23,967 1
8,931

53,593
14,550
8,093
31,819
12,721

47,937,546
3,794,625
3,695,051
19,964,573
6,533,389

68,761,125
5,493,051
7,309,342
40,633,720
9,253,569

O regon ..........
Pennsylvania..
Rhode I sland..
South Carolina.
South Dakota.

183,445
2,123,686
142,152
542,583
193,417

142,305
1,504,794
89,879
415,766
134,136

127,692
1,212,157
71,613
279,071
93,837

151.0
172.7
194.3
108.5
170.0

1,207
9,163
233
1,717
1,032

4,966
33,564
2,540
6,616
6,025

6,173
42,727
2,773
8,333
7,057

4,014,956
27,290,570
1,905,878
2,449,830
3,239,668

6,715,416
61,670,950
3,603,535
3,570,939
5,748,086

Tennessee........
T exas..............
Utah....... .
Vermont. . . . . .
Virginia..........

687,087
1,388,226
126,058
84,669
665,716

610,235
1,017,083
108,359
65,380
486,134

430,480
691,603
88,052
52,393
339,317

123.8
135.0
163,0
175.0
141.0

4,170
7,777
906
228
2,149

8,751
19,581
2,299
2,764
10,971

12,921
27,358
3,205
2,992
13,120

4,296,469
13,014,857
2,362,047
1,277,106
4,486,496

6,783,884
21,093,143
4,476,642
2,300,630
7,306,058

386,148
401.119
686,346
37,061

245,419
313,873
458,102
32,630

191,441
223,889
371,494
24,954

174.6
135.0
173.7
153.0

1,883
4,482
1,759
253

7,412
5,842
14,529
1,482

9,296
10,324
16,288
1,735

8,054,891
3,772,753
9,432,011
908,501

13,080,272
6,459,080
16,680,866
1,438,509

26,846,976

20,351,687

15,358,927

160.3

123,038

499,333

622,371

364,789,265

640,717,053

6,784,514
8,194,089
4,033,072
5,945,142
1,890,159

4,881,359
6,343,208
3,078,949
4,455,202
1,592,969

3,938,851
5,101,733
2,137,488
2,967,026
1,213,829

181.7
167.1
135.1
135.1
187.7

21,200
41,378
17,483
32,574
10,403

131,584
188,950
58,933
73,388
46,278

152,784
230,328
76,416
106,162
56,681

115,856,801
133,919,724
26,999,674
41,945,746
46,067,320

205,626,066
248,131,425
42,274,245
63,256,942
81,428,375

Washington...

West Virginia.
Wisconsin.......
W yoming........

T otal,,..
Geographic divisions A
North Atlantic.................................. .
North Central......................................... .
South Atlantic..........................................
South Central....................... .............. . „,
Western................. ......... ........................

EDUCATION.

New Y ork.......
North Carolina
North Dakota.
O h io .,............
Oklahoma.......

l North Atlantic division: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. South Atlantic division:
Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. North Central division: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, South Central division: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas,
Oklahoma (Indian Territory, if shown), Arkansas. Western division: Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California.

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ED U CATIO N

N o. 73.—PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOLS AND
ACADEMIES, SCHOOL YEAR 1916: N u m b e r a n d S e x o f I n s t r u c t o r s a n d
S t u d e n t s , b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Private high schools.

Public high schools.1
Secondary
teachers.

State.
Num­
ber.

Secondary
teachers.

Secondary
students.
Num­
ber.

Fe­
Male. male.

Secondary
students.

Male.

Fe­
male.

Male.

Fe­
male.

7 ,1 9 7

5,415

8,388
1,677
6,962
41,608
9,822

56
6
15
84
11

101
15
17
167
17

128
13
37
364
40

1,360
182
208
1,673
103

Male.

Fe­
male.

4 ,5 3 7

Alabama.............................
Arizona...............................
Arkansas............................
California............................
Colorado.............................

191
19
163
275
120

307
81
297
1,539
357

353
89
283
2,095
488

38,339
7,709

Connecticut........................
Delaware............................
District of Columbia.........
Florida...............................
Georgia...............................

57
30
7
101
258

262
45
121
168
431

571
72
184
191
391

3,228
2,508
8,005

11,120
1,365
3,805
3,546
9,184

48
7
27
19
60

210
17
64
47
131

164
20
139
48
148

2,275
208
947
507
1,540

Idaho..................................
Illinois................................
Indiana..............................
Iowa...................................
Kansas................................

94
658
598
600
450

223
1,876
1,419
966
842

243
2,440
1,482
1,925
1,252

3,849
44,818
24,573
22,251
17,348

4,821
52,670
28,110
29,520
23,663

10
103
39
95
26

35
249
86
113
49

29
476
134
311
105

576
3,436
1,037
1,571
517

599
5,282

Kentucky...........................
Louisiana...........................
Maine..................................
Maryland...........................
Massachusetts....................

232
135
176
91
236

3S2
246
234
272
1,135

418
368
439
334
2,165

7,319
4,200
6,419
5,119
38,182

9,644
6,239
8,091
6,808
44,332

70
38
30
42
104

106
73
69
132
391

182
105
100
120
567

1,421
898
1,205
1,484
4,669

1,681
905
1,278
866
5,461

Michigan............................
Minnesota...........................
Mississippi..........................
M issouri..............................
Montana.............................

410
279
170
512

73

1,012
879
252
1,025
170

1,590
1,409
357
1,215
255

25,384
18,129
5,251
21,274
3,137

30,161
24,787
6,226
27,694
4,250

57
54
32
65
11

78
185
77
168

261
223
95
253
44

1,670
2,301
1,085
1,871
318

2,875
2,474
854
2,243
452

Nebraska............................

631
41
122
776
79

965
43
238
1,132
80

12,959
454
3,463
22,448
1,183

17,174
587
4,090
25,020
1,358

27

42

98

429

944

New Hampshire................
New Jersey.........................
New Mexico.......................

423
21
60
149
34

25
68
5

131
286
16

82
255
13

1,825
2,905
90

1,065
1,993
90

New Y ork..........................
North Carolina...................
North Dakota....................
Ohio....................................
Oklahoma...........................

661
241
173
798
238

2,413
314
261
2,045
500

4,130
374
368
2,131
510

73,031
6,924
3,812
42,323
8,069

81,621
8,545
5 ,338
47,665
10,656

233
63
10
80
20

698
172
16
96
25

1,053
160
34
339
52

8,293
2,437

9,534
2,152

1,560
228

2,952
418

Oregon................................
Pennsylvania.....................
Rhode Island.....................
South Carolina...................
South Dakota....................

178
891
23
151
177

393
2,355
149
183
259

464
2,144
222
253
342

7,767
50,331
4,621
3,583
4,009

9,408
58,428
4,691
5,314
5,654

18
154
17
29
13

49
495
62
51
38

79
705
69
71
33

406
6,628
886
562
288

521
6,254
587
708
473

Tennessee...........................
Texas..................................
Utah...................................
Vermont.............................
Virginia..............................

199
487
35
69
341

405
1,019
198
112
458

422
1,031
159
208
671

7,838
20,242
3,918
2,753
9,312

10,263
26,613
3,865
3,638
13,032

62
202
83 ' 213
132
18
18
44
60
203

159
225
89
75

125

3,251
2,703
2,035
729
2,307

2,389
2,671
2,224
965
1,560

Washington........................
West Virginia....................
Wisconsin...........................
Wyoming...........................

239
129
312
33

715
287
807
68

842
314
1,417
77

13,905
5,468
19,763
955

16,318
6,875
23,396
1,378

30
19

37

3

71
44
109
7

81
67
158
9

537
635
1,389
82

762
642
1,420
148

Total......................... 12,003 29,131 39,146 660,641 795,420

2,201

5,821

8,137

73,415

81,706

697
606
326
376
196

2,386
1,229
861
814
531

3,070
2,425
898
983
761

29,415
16,217
10,627
11,154
6,002

28,778
24,053
9,553
10,909
8,413

1,332

9,371

1 ,1 5 5

22

207

454

2,978
432
1,641
196

1,021

510
1,898

1,341

2,575
1,052

422

148

Geographic divisions .2
North Atlantic...................
North Central....................
South Atlantic...................
South Central....................
Western..............................

2,322 7,558 11,249 210,617 241,031
5,396 12,022 16,536 256,643 315,832
1,349 2,279 2,784 45,302 58,074
1,815 3,408 3,742 65,531 84,991
1,121 3,864 4,835 82,548 95,092

1 Included
 also in Tables


71 and 72.

s For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 115.

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EDUCATION,

N o. 7 4 —PUBLIC AND PBIVATE NOEMAL SCHOOLS, SCHOOL YEAB 1916:
N u m b e r a n d S e x o f I n s t r u c t o r s a n d S t u d e n t s , b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic
D iv is io n s .
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Private normal schools.

Public normal schools.

State,

Num­
ber.

Teachers
of normal
students.
Fe­
Male. male.

Students
in normal
courses.
Male.

Fe­
male.

Numher.

9
2
2
8
1

184
23
19
71
11

149
28
11
222
17

1,100
99
144
350
10

Connecticut..........................

5

20

121

6

976

2

3

28

8

308

3

19

86

45

1*
147
49
6
72

38
171
70
6
104

85
1.893
670
6
1,678

404
7,548
2,571
128
4,194

4
2
6
4
11

45
18
14
12
80

57
38
87
47
192

986
336
55
51
308

2,277
1,359
715
735
2,811

5
6
1
6
1

88
48
11
128
9

4

46

65

436

9
39
19

27
174
27

0
94
44

111
38
51
30
100

397
110

59

59
83

320
300
116
58
753

5,420
1,435
821
1,003
1,648

1
18
1
2

7
197
10
34
54

12
383
65
64
72

45
2,135
0
130
354

389
6,498
425
1,016
1,233

1

798
55,
79 1,203

1,722
2,101

2

Fe­
male.

261
2,439
' 169

20
7
4
5
6

Male.

1,734

2
6
3

Fe­
Male. male.

1,502

2
6
3
1
3

Students
in normal
courses.

1,763

Arkansas..............................
California..............................

Teachers
of normal
students.

Illinois..................................
Indiana................................
Iowa.....................................
Kentucky.............................
Marvland.............................
Massachusetts......................
Michigan..............................
Minnesota............................
M issouri..............................

New Y ork............................
North Carolina....................
Ohio.....................................

Pennsylvania......................

4
4
5
2

South Dakota......................
Tennessee.............................
Utah

; ..........................

56
113

'379
222

4,702
124

179
940 4,885
126
249 3,673
12
304 1,030
127 2,057 3,568
10
9
197

1
2

1
2

5
14

8
0

15
88

2

8

15

8

169

1

2

3

135

190

4
6
1

37
93
6

44
79
5

164
1,176
150

437
2,175
160

1

2

10

0

10

1
6

1
36

4
53

0
29

30
795

1
2

14
14

11
4

37
24

80
23

1

0

9

0

50

1
1

0
11

6
17

0
20

87
121

3

6

18

10

12S

4

16

20

59

169

7

6

30

170

11

22

43

83

6

4
84

156

3
62

201
1,218

1

0

7

0

22

West Virginia......................
Wisconsin............................

3
7
30

41
62
188

63
73
257

288
400
1,728

2,124
617
5,229

1
2

7
21

13
4

2
29

8
24

Total..........................

233

2,384

4,221 20,656 83,774

45

295

369

1,924

5,034

71
77
31
33
21

484
907
252
546
195

1,461 2,921 19,746
1,295 10,185 36,587
564
996 6,831
484 5,624 12,122''
417
930 8,488

13
21
5
4
2

60
198
21
14
2

94
180
44
37
14

96
1,620
157
51
0

1,220
3,247
371
108
88

Virginia................................

Geographic divisions.1
North Atlantic....................
North Central......................
South Atlantic.....................
South Central....... ..............
Western................................

i For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 115«
N ote.—Blanks indicate that no report has been received.




118

ED UCATIO N

No. 7 5 .—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOLS, MILITARY DRILL,
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS REPORTING BOYS IN I IGH-SCHOOL GRADES
AND IN DRILL, 1914 TO 1916: B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]

1914

State.

1916

m s

Boys in
Schools Boys in Boys in Schools Boys in Boys in Schools high- Boys in
highhighreport­ school military report­ school military report­ school military
drill.
ing.
drill.
drill.
ing.
ing.
grades.
grades.
grades.
316
72

6

1

712
107

406
42

4,577
137

1,342
129

23
1

7,006
104

1,904
97

17
1

303
35
40
1,094
70

2

134

133

2

172

147

District of Columbia.
Florida....................
Georgia....................

7
4
8

2,608
123
885

943
100
832

7
4
11

2,898
132
1,167

1,021
102
1,088

8
3
13

3,376
157
1,221

1,553
130

Illinois.....................
Indiana....................
Iowa........................
Kansas....................

6
3
1
5

449
771
64
359

358
537
64
107

8

963
553
165
45

20
6
5

2,748
1,023
749,
350

1,250

1

1,137
762
461
233

Kentucky................

2

186

186

6

288

288

8

Maine......................
Maryland.................
Massachusetts.........

1

192
196
7,773

65
196
5,208

2

815
451

171
418

1,862
39
1,292
1,717
10,967

2
2
4
2

302
132
108
347
51

75
110
108
347
39

3
4

5

350

261

3

California.................
Colorado..................

1
1

5
20

4

316
139

303
46
48
3,135
73

Alabama.................
Arizona....................

2

20
2

4

3

8
25

9 ,7 9 5

6 ,7 4 5

5

2

4

10

30

1 ,2 0 0

696

245
79
411
39

39 3

837
7,263

Nebraska.................
New Jersey..............
New Mexico............

1

5
1

205
138

205
138

285
744
343
518
16

6
9
9
8

1

639
1,347
422
686
201

6

1 ,2 8 8

900

5

1,238

772

2

Michigan.................
Minnesota...............
Mississippi...............
Missoun...................

77
250
186

77
250
186

4
12

831
1,809
179

282
550
178

43
7
1

28,490
374
85
1,817
52

4,116
374
12
703
50

1,760
2,394
2,091
'674
79

1,873
610
51

6

7

5
2

2

New York................
North Carolina.......

20
2

1,387
227

1,347
215

23
2

1,617
175

1,475
170

Ohio........................

4

239

138

6

308

202

11

2

132
534

85
440

2
10

162
746

162
660

2

111

111

5
15
7
9

Oregon.....................
Pennsylvania..........

5

1

637
1 , 893

495
861

203
1,028

445

641

305
1 ,0 6 7

South Carolina........

1

158

114

5

510

445

Tennessee................
Texas.......................
Utah........................

3
7

261
811

261
374

5
10
1

314
724
1,028

278
550
675

Virginia...................

5

687

687

11

1,387

998

15

'l 0 0
2 ,0 2 2

485
1,157
630
47
1,452

West Virginia.........
Wisconsin...............
W yoming................

1
1
2
1

24
72
303
149

24
72
303
55

4
3
3

447
404
201

290
296
137

4
5
7

292
618
376

292
450
287

Total..............

161

23,828

15,537

232

36,672

23,317

358

83,486

34,757

51
33
33
18
26

10,091
3,316
4,956
1,717
3; 748

7,265
2,300
' 3,159
1,272
i; 541

71
45
52
31
33

13,575
7,235
7,167
2,084
6,631

9,622
4,671
4,530
1,775
2,719

119
83
69
46
41

48,146
12,098
9, S33
7,375
11,034

15,738
6,130
6,453
2,993
3,443

2

8
12
2
2

886
3,329
1,502

G eographicdivisions. *
North Atlantic.......
North Central.........
South Atlantic........
South Central........
Western.................

i For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 115,
no report has been received.

N FRASER
Digitized forote .—Blanks indicate that


119

EDUCATION.

No. 7 6.—UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY:
N umber and S ex o p I nstructors and S tudents, a n ® T otal W orking
I ncome, 1916, by States and Geographic D ivisions .
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Students.

State.

Num­
ber
of in­
stitu­
tions.

Professors
and
instructors.

Preparatory.

Mole.

California......................
Colorado.........................

10
1
7
14
9

234
51
135
1,236
513

51
11
67
162
119

444

178

271
767
550

5

Alabama........................

Fe­
male.

483
241
489

Collegiate,

Graduate.

Total
receipts
exclusive
of additions
to endow­
ment.

Male.

Fe­
male.

Male.

Fe­
male.

207
181
380

1,435
193
785
6,058
2,019

591
136
600
4,190
1,904

44
16
10
755
116

4
8
796
75

3,417
192
1,605
395
1,921

74
801
414
1,147

313

122

69
271
549

211
25
30

36
21
2

2,522,274
687'343
1,300'. 074
449,794
1,297,207

Fe­
Male. male.

D ollars.

684,445
292,735
390,307
5,643,756
1,197,800

District of Columbia. . .
Florida..........................
Georpa..........................

8
5
16

565
34
664
97
358

17
7
43
50
166

Idaho.............................

2
35
21
26
19

76
2,012
1,051
929
672

26
483
210
381
230

30
43
3,0S2 1,409
1,806
447
1,596 3,003
606
1,218

306
9,229
5,847
5,772
3,876

232
8,324
2,818
5,467
2,916

3
1,816
270
218
153

11
1,015
34
121
89

294,881
9,289,589
2,734,458
4,741,324
2,365,754

12
8
5
14
18

331
522
281
586
2,167

128
114
15
72
416

658
166
45
951
1,516

354
412

1,295
1,246
1 836
2,340
9,329

734
463
498
772
6,438

104
40
36
261
1,276

32
19
10
50
244

823,905
1,022,529

Michigan................ . . . .
Minnesota.....................
Mississippi....................
Missouri.........................
Montana........................

11
10
9
22
3

788
630
168
838
108

89
175
105
192
26

482
1,811
201
1,075
162

60
1,056
213
624
33

5,959
3,453
1,766
3,959
400

2,171
2,675
985
2,426
310

273
240
28
221
12

89
104
1
119
8

3,282,947
3,577,712
888,473
2,635,053
582,031

Nebraska.......................

464
25
158
366
61

135
8
3
69
11

734

444
299
35

148
10
1

141
77

180
4
15
200
2

2,003,310

764
125

2,448
240
1,761
2,535
204

1,997
187

New Mexico..................

*10
1
2
7
3

1

293,893

New Y ork .....................
North Carolina.............
North Dakota...............
Ohio..............................
Oklahoma.....................

34
16
5
40
7

3,421
315
150
1,761
245

635
144
66
434
76

3,314
386
207
2,753
325

2,172
576
199
875
502

IS,939 10,365
3,098
837
622
631
10,391 8,464
946
1,176

1,810
151
14
302
42

962
26
3
219
22

Oregon..........................
Pennsylvania...............

294
8
43 2,470
2
110
15
242
157
7

90
381
8
97
51

127
2,310

77
513

237
245

80
158

Tennessee......................
Texas.............................
Utah..............................

19
14
2
4
21

582
498
154
161
411

176
150
40
4
156

1,408
515
44
80
474

1,341
672
76

Washington..................
West Virginia...............
Wisconsin......................
Wyoming......................

6
4
12
1

388
143
814
36

75
33
184
16

295
173
738
21

1

n t i n o i s .......................................

Indiana..........................
Iowa..............................
Kansas...........................
Kentucky......................
Louisiana......................
Maryland......................

1,188
4,809
271
854
519

2,299
3,606
698
712

52
19
971
362
S3
101
53 * 13
32
11

1,945
2,678
637
296

&

1,872
12,894
1,027
2,379
662

257 498

989 441

ui

Total....................

UO

1,791,368

CO

South Carolina..............
South Dakota...............

180

n o

1,412,489
866,536
5,763,583
728,899
1,235,883
7,216,270
4G 296
9
953!277
846,281

53
68
27
12
80

22
34
29
3

172
51
344
8

112
14
140
6

1,599,616
634,494
3,677,154
259,052

574 28,472

6,397 33,319 19,155 152,860 90,181 11,215

5,255

113,850,848

120 9,699
218 10,266
100 2,850
88 2,715
50 2,942

1,548 8,029 2,934 52,500 23,038
2,630 15, 747 8,970 56,435 40,742
768 3,434 2J73 .15,817 6,619
867 3,988 3,879 13,608 8,942
584 2,121
949 14,500 10,840

1,737
2,142
167
134
1,075

40,015,107
41.780.701
10,673,884
9.200,588
12,180,568

510

3 , 0 27

1 ,2 7 1

102
138
89
22

2,428
860
4,208
82

1,866
449
2,343
113

1,353,638
3,308,392
523,443
402 041
91 147,

Oeographic divisions.1
North Atlantic..............
North Central...............
South Atlantic..............
South Central...............
Western........................


1 For States included in each division, see note


4,734
4,063
862
389
1,167

1, p. 115.

120

ED U CATIO N

N o. 7 7 .—UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES,
AND SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY, 1916.
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.)

State.

Colleges for both sexes.
Colleges for men. Colleges for wo­
men.
Num­
ber of
Undergraduate students.
institu­
tions. Institu­ Under­ Institu­ Under­ Institu­
graduate tions. graduate tions.
tions. students.
students.
Men. Women. Total.

Alabama.......................

1

California......................
Colorado.......................

7
14
9

0

1

Connecticut............. .

2

4

423

2

2

1

73

548
264
1,733

1
1

189
275
1,097

4
3
5

209
192
1,057
131
188

1
74
612
139
50

450
138

28
14
23
17

306
8,671
4,645
5,446
3,752

2
232
7,874
2,680
5,467
2,916

538
16.545
7,325
10,913

6

3

93
319

3

633
5,543

1,150
632
1,360
198
3,458

641
144
498
139
895

1,791
776
1,858
337
4,353

5,720
3,222
1,454
1
1 3,191
3
400

2,171
2,429

7

2

3

1

26
19

Minnesota....................
Mississippi....................
Missouri........................

1

9

2
1

326
124

2
2
1

0

2

4

01

145
614
476
2,142
5,871

2
2
8
8

2

3

,

4

2

8

558

3

2

5
14
18
1
1

1

6

2

6

239
231
312
768

4
1

1

4

4,373
518

7
3

5

New Y ork....................

34
16

17
r
j

Ohio..............................
Oklahoma....................

40
7

7

Pennsylvania..............

43

South Carolina.............

15
7

Tennessee.....................
Texas............................

19
14

Virginia........................

2

9

8,188
1,544

2,035
2,438
698
547
3 , 6 3398

1,799
1, 748
637
296
8 192

3,834
4,186
1,335
843
531

5
4
7

1

870

1,593

5

766

5
7

264
1,168

2

3

146
930

165

4
1

574

2

329

1,079

259

76

3

2

8

0
1

6

'631
9,332
1,127

14
S

2

144

43,851

25,040
4,991
10,512
2,599
709

2

8

1,872

2 9,704

2

1,027
786
662

2
2

1

2,352
860
3,879
82

1

31
77

8

449
2,084
113

,

8 4,218
6

1,309
5,963
195

20,638

89

0 52

2

2

4,290
427
0 447
1
148 0
281

519

7

1

7,891
5,651
1,676
2
5,217
710

1

2,026
310

341 109,009

69,543

178,552

10,994
2,041
4,557
2,885
161

47
166
35
52
41

12,'044
38,701
2,062
6,057
10,679

39,504
90,145
7,367
17,066
24,470

Geographic divisions.1
North Atlantic............
North Central..............
South Atlantic............
South Central..............
Western........................

1

218
1

8

50

2
0

6

33
0 36
16
7

19
29
18
2

1

27,460
51,444
5,305
11,009
13j 791

1 For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 115.



6

3,060
13,643
1,298
8
874
1,181

3,190

3
3
1

2

2

1,188
3,939
271

548

5

4

,

16,793
1,873
1,253
17,248
1 1,963 0
1

3

2

6

5,992
319
622
7,916
836

7
5
30
5

U

2

266
1,669
270
238

1 10,801

1

1.059
49

1

2

1,997
1
187

3

6

1

2,293
240
337
17
204

1
1

1

8

Total...................

5

155

Newlersey...................

1

6

246
763
400

1

0

1
2

3
3
3
4
9

2

3
7

1 494
2,518

W isconsin....................

2

1

1,528
329
1,312
1 ©; 704 1
2
3,673

98

4

35

Maryland......................
Massachusetts..............

6

140
1
136
527
4,069
1,864

1

2

1

9

40

1,388
193
785
5,635
1,809

3,208

1

5
16

Kentucky.....................
Louisiana......................

6

3

1
8

Illinois..........................
Indiana.........................

5

451

1
1
0 1

3

5

District of Columbia...
Florida............... ..........
Georgia,........................

3

47

6

121

ED UCATIO N

N o. 7 8.—PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS, SCHOOL YEAH 1916:
l o g ic a l , L a w , a n d M e d ic a l
a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .

N u m b e r of T h e o ­
Sch ools, I n stru c to rs, a n d Stu d e n ts, b y States

[Source: Bureau ol Education, Department of the Interior.]
Law.

Medicine.

Dentistry.

Pharmacy. Veterinary
medicine.

132

73

183
32

1
1

145
57

2

145

2
2
1
1

650
279
109

2

35

83
529
81

1

8

3
1

265
52

3

209

1

196

1

58

2
1

161

6

3

4

238

3

1,963
137
247

Illinois.................................. 15
Indiana................................
3
Iowa..................................... 4
3

1,656
123

4

556

1
8

35
601
639

4
9

594

6

862

2

65

District of Columbia...........

4
Michigan..............................
Missouri*.............................

1

2

8

2

8

296
206

1

425
2,148

5
6 3

3

0

2

1

1

7
5

2

16

161
830

3

72

1

5
5

313
453

294

3

396

2

113

392

2

367

4

196

1,294

3
4

339
337
179
65

3
1
1

m

309

2

1

244
106

2
2

361
552

1
2
1
1
1

2

2

45

2

2

252

2

33

1

1
1
1

1

7

1
1

319

3

435

80
456

2
1
2

2

1

58
392

749
322
23
76
412

1
1
2

2

1
2

3

63

4
3

385
407
92

4

0

17
189

1

1,374

5

525

1,179
1

4

350
1,132

3

1

2
1

2

4

2

327
170

1

85

1

2

2

1

32

1

92

14,767

49

10,431

24
32
13
13

4,968
5,217
2,037
1,829
1 716
0

9
18

3,103
4,256
1,209
847
1,016

13
25

103

1
2

1

194
1

286

1

147

1

44

2

2

0

78
6,129

73

2 6,961

2

1

C02

96

2
1

22,993

2

115
96

2

2

25
364
74
108
880
80

1

4

226

2

32

1

83
1,700

5

75
92

3

23
597
72

2

2 3,032

2,563
1,971
634
503
0 458

3
13

Geographic divisions.1
North Atlantic....................
North Central......................
South Atlantic....................
South Central......................
Western...............................

50
6

24
19
1

3,560

6 4,934

1,517
1,434
1
478

2

47

2

17
18

8,508
0 3,662
1,752
2

,

1

8

9
5

1

14
91

1 For States included in each division, see note X, p 115.

N ote .—Blanks
indicate that no report has been received.


8

132

769

1

8

113

4

0 2,231

2

99
270

217

346
372

2
1

61
70

249
104
44

1
1

5

1

1

2
1
1
2
1

560
268
56
587

1
1

46
807

5

11,923 124

516
165

149
337
61
748
809

3

3,504
322
93
846
157

4

6

1
1
1
1 1

205

2

Pennsylvania......................

1

2,264
161
168
2
136

1

3

439

803

Total.......................... 170

2

3

1

1

5

15

1

8

865
624
108
791
93

3

2

9
3

2

2

49

2 1

Ohio.....................................

5

1

709
260
261

1
1

1.386
44

7

1 3,136

4
3

0

7

461

New Y ork............................ 17
3

1

1

8

5

61
1,462
148

9

2

1

Students.

Schools.

Students.

1

61

1

1
8
1

Oalifori ia.............................
Colorao i ...............................

2 1

Schools.

P

to

Students.

a
o

'd

Schools.

0 1 0

Schools.

1

4

w

4-3

Students.

Schools.

j Schools.

State.

Students.

|

Theology.

2

2
1

3

341
2,227
145
73
246

2

122

EDUCATIO N,

No; 79.—SCHOOLS FOR THE BLIND, THE DEAF, AND THE FEEBLE­
MINDED, SCHOOL T E A R 1916: N u m b e r o p S c h o o l s a n d E n r o l l m e n t o p
P u p il s , b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: -Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Institutions for the feebleminded.

Public
day
schools.

Private
schools.

Schools.

Schools.

Schools.

Missouri T............................

102
131
97
44
68

2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1

113
17
265
141
136
95
146
59

1
1
3

iii
300
250

1
1
1

119
19
57

O
New Y ork..........................
Ohio....................................

Utah..

................

Wisconsin..........................
Total.........................

1
6

2

73
50
611
244
32

1
4
1
1
1

342,

2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
3

95
28
231
358
36
6
80
50
97
212

90
42
206

2
1
2
1
1
2

213
26
292
181
165
268

2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
1
1
I
2
1
1

164
111
214
51
415
295
217
241
362
152
116
148
347
341
261
164
316
71
175

1 202
1
8 1,882
2
381
1
104
1 511
1
228
1
97
5 1,152
1
107
2
160
1
100
2
1
1
2
1
1
1

513
133
38
286
146
181
208

6

137

1

35

1 1,227
1
81
1
327

1
4

4

1

380

I

10G

3

54
283

3
2
3

85
133
100

2
1

i

9

2

Inmates.

ift
305

2
1

1 Schools.

Pupils.

Cities r e ­
p o r t in g
schools.

Inmates.

Pupils.

Pupils.

1
1
2
1
1
2

Massachusetts....................
Michigan........................... ,

Pupils.

Pupils.

|Schools.

!

State.

Illinois................................

Private
institu­
tions.

State in­ Public day
stitutions. schools.
1

State
schools.

Schools.

Schools for the deaf.
Public
schools for
the blind.

1

16

1
15

148
261
35

2

93

2

97

3

370

1 1,974
1 1,331
1 1,764
1 575
1
353

206

1

28

1

50

2
1
1

50
13
31

3

97

1

6

1

5

1
288
3 1,663

46

4 5,734
1
168
323
1 2,247
1
205

2
2

29

2

39

12

1 295
1
678
3 3,206
1 1,252
1 1,777
1
1
1

587
99
522

1

3 3,971

1

60

1

35

67
10

1

75

1
24
15 1,825
6 1,251
4
324

1
2
1
1

9
33
37
32

445
15

2

73

22 1,949

3

87

7 4,745
4 115

4

39

8

i

3

2
1

697

1
157
9 2,421
289
2

i

17

183
562

2

110

192

2

209

113 16,285

28

876

1
1
1

624

32

1
4
4

87

4

82

24

493

1

77

1 1,137
71

]

61 5,169

69 11,790

71 2,362

19

587

37 32,566

14 1,264
1 1,677
1
75C
1 1,125
1
l 355

22
1
5
14
11
1

6
615
51 1,46S
4
1
2
2f
11
241

6
2
1
1

103
34C
5$
«
35

1615,484
I l l s , 489
846
555
5
2,18$
b

57

Geographic divisions.1
North Atlantic...................
North Central.....................
South Atlantic...................
South Central.....................

4,112
3,184
1,645
1,924
925

5

5

i For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 115.
N ote.—Blanks indicate that no report has heen received.



58 11,28? 14
32 3,227
9
605
t
125
5
2
1 1,039 f
C

5

t"*mm

216

m

119
92

123

EDUCATIO N,

No. 80.—TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR NURSES, COMMERCIAL, MANUAL, IN­
DUSTRIAL TRAINING, AND REFORM SCHOOLS, SCHOOL YEAR 1916:
N u m b e r of Sch ools a n d
g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .

E n rollm en t of Stu d e n ts, b y

States

and

G eo­

[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Nurse training
schools.

Commercial
schools.

Summer schools.

Reform schools.

State.
Schools. Students. Schools. Students. Schools. Students. Schools. Students.
Alabama..................................
Arizona....................................
Arkansas..................................
California.................................
Colorado..................................

14
1
7
51
12

290
10
151
2,215
445

11
2
9
42
14

1,610
283
1,112
9,040
3,339

12
2
3
19
9

3,393
249
422
6,650
2,926

1
1
1
3
2

540
131
220
1,210
619

Connecticut.............................
Delaware.................................
District ol‘ Columbia..............

935
67
600
15
569

22
1
10
6
11

3,900
36
3,458
986
1,906

12
2
8
4
6

1,943
195
1,047
1,218
1,527

1
1
1

644
85
104

Georgia....................................

26
3
11
2
24

2

532

Idaho.......................................
Illinois.....................................
Indiana....................................
Iowa.........................................
Kansas.....................................

'4
87
36
41
19

48
3,591
914
1,178
373

2
62
35
27
20

176
16,908
5,817
6,100
4,573

5
40
25
19
10

879
20,514
9,308
7,479
6,730

1
8
2
2
2

319
4,719
2,002
286
660

Kentucky................................
Louisiana................................
Maine.......................................
Maryland................................
Massachusetts.........................

11
7
19
21
88

304
262
408
1,058
4,445

10
8
9
13
33

1,778
2,183
1,477
2,809
6,324

3
8
24
8
40

1,191
3,643
1,287
3,681
6,453

2
1
2
7
9

1,311
14
458
3,226
2,751

Michigan..................................
Minnasota................................

48
37
10
35
7

2,160
1,260
143
1,219
176

35
29
3
36
6

7,448
6,949
345
6,815
2,212

17
25
7
17
10

8,916
15,024
2,940
24,216
1,446

5
2

2,793
1,312

3
1

1,876
159

Missouri.'.................................
Montana..................................
Nebraska.................................

16

422
378
1,351

3,700
120
697
8,943
258

14
1
13
17
3

5,246
123
885
29,413
1,065

466

20
44

14
1
4
30
3

2

New Hampshire.....................
New Jersey.............................

1
6
1

228
3,244
08

New Y ork...............................
North Carolina........................
North Dakota.........................
Ohio........................................
Oklahoma...............................

150
27
9
77
15

6,384
525
173
2,2C8
252

93
9
3
62
11

21,279
1,207
593
12,344
1,858

48
15
12
37
16

39,099
3,604
2,325
12,797
8,756

12
1
1
4
1

9,831
104
120
5,610
291

Oregon.....................................
Pennsylvania..........................
Rhode Island..........................
South Carolina........................
South Dakota.........................

7
160
10
10
7

153
5,255
569
228
106

10
74
10
7
6

2,363
17,339
2,030
624
845

8
31
1
3
9

6,779
7,227
74
1,170
1,662

2
6
2
1
1

319
4,522
825
258
157

Tennessee................................
Texas.......................................
Utah........................................
Vermont..................................
Virginia...................................

15
18
5
10
32

392
604
196
218
669

9
29
5
3
11

1,6175,953
1,068
448
2,430

11
80
4
6
22

6,054
16,083
1,668
1,121
6,450

4
2
1
1
2

1,793
1,411
390
512
592

Washington............................
West Virginia.........................
Wisconsin................................

18
19
27

5

501
318
659
88

18
6
36
2

3,765
811
4,267
185

15
12
20
1

4,180
1,740
6,735
300

2
2
5

944
683
2,146

Total..............................

1,322

44,545

912

192,388

734

297,923

120

61,095

527
439
149
97
110

19,943
14,323
4,049
2,398
3,832

278
365
74
90
105

62,437
76,359
14,327
16,456
22,809

192
245
80

87,502
120,982
20,692
42,482
26,265

40
37
17
12
14

23,015
22,747
5,589
5,585
4,159

Geographic divisions.1
North Atlantic........................
North Central.........................
South Atlantic........................
South Central..........................
Western...................................

140
77

1 For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 115.



124

N o. 8 1 .—R E G IST R A T IO N STATISTICS OF SPECIFIED U N IV E R SIT IE S ON NOV. 1, 1915.

[Data prepared by J. C. Burg, Northwestern University, and furnished by J. McR. Cattell, editor of Science.]
Faculties.

Califor­
nia.

1,294
2,023
712
15S
116
560
581
14

Total, Nov. 1,1915.
Summer session, 1915___
Grand total—
Nov. 1,1915.......................
Nov. 1, 1914.......................
Nov. 1,1913.......................
Nov. 1,1911....................... .
Nov. 1,1909........................
Nov. 1, 1904........................
Extension and similar courses.
Officers and instructional staff.




235

200

617

30S
141

( 3)

315
543
474
92
139
9
196

( s)

137
352

413

1,118
656
341
471
373
2,065
87

Cor­
nell.

Har­
vard.1

Illi­
nois.

1,007
341
1,347
234
170
395
1,608
166

2,516
653

599
520
1,148
86
226
403
1,067
167

10

786
340
587
54
179
234
72

1,972

527
127

(3 )

93
145

In­
diana.

Iowa.

833
597
389
« 98
151
92

741
762
245
153
164
158
94

18
43
116

Johns
Hop­
kins.
321

371
239

Kan­
sas.

863
678
386
166
128
108
27
19

19
100
303

349

262

75
7
77

16
20
80
72
96

266

197

110
54

749

m

646

1

1,157

681

286

5,977
5,364

4,324
4,369

2,524

7,042
5,961

5,392
1,509

5,435
916

5,511
1,028

1,771
861

2,704
668

1,173
487

2,470
569

10,555
8,180
7,071
6.051
4,084
3,738
6,859
587

7,968
7,131
6,834
5,914
5,487
4,035

2,524
2,190
i, 871
1,423
1,372
767
322
300

11,888

6,351
5,939
5,612
6,041
5,028
3,833
549

6,351
6,411
5,627
5,511
5,558
5,392
1,300

6,150
5,664
5,259
5,217
4,502
3,369

2,347
2,163
2,271
2,418
2,231
1,206
339
202

3,138
2,768
2,542
2,081
2,246
1,460
16
298

1,586
1,374
1,311
1,075
710
740

2,806
2,650
2,610
2,448
2,144
1,446
725
218

786

725

315

1,115

11,294
9,929
8,642
6,132
4,833
4,606
995

550

389

657

285

70

1,986
890
1,498
431
378
267

m

a

n

233

993
1,074
578
165
258
220
648
76

( 3)

m
( 3)

1,020

"2 1

Michi­ Minne­
gan.
sota.

351

432

(3)
39
59
195

( 3)
( 3)

(?)

«

*’ i43

D educt double registration.

D educt double registration.

1,161
851

Cincin- Columnati.
bia.

(3)
114

373
88
41

Mis­
souri.

Ne­
braska.

792
588
564
118
94
154
560

780
826
317
153
118
234
512

14

236

75
285

255

S
)4

73
99

52

22

29

220

556

5,821
1,677

4,679
1,141

3,043
1,135

3,067
610

6,684
6,319
6,008
5,977
5,259
4,000

5,376
4,484
3,932
4,783
4,351
3,886
1,044

3,868
3,385
3,135
2,780
2,589
1,704

3,356
3,199
2,850
2,877
3,402
2,728

302

506

H
814

565

m

310

321

EDUCATION.

College, men..................................
College, women.............................
Scientific schools2........................
Law...............................................
Medicine........................................
Nonprofessional graduate schools
Agriculture....................................
Architecture..................................
Art.................................................
Commerce......................................
Dentistry.......................................
Divinity........................................
Education.....................................
Forestry.........................................
Journalism....................................
Library economy............
Music................................
Pharmacy........................
Veterinary medicine.......
Other courses...................

Chi­
cago.

Faculties.

College, women.............................................................
Scientific schools2........................................................

Agriculture....................................................................
Architecture..................................................................

Summer session, 1915...................................................

597
242
270
721p
509
348

645
711
98
314
23S
114

2,039

741
666
196

445
151

26

Nov. 1,1904..........................................................
Extension and similar courses....................................

326
71
276

100

243

5,853
1,063

4,153
359

m

Grand total—
Nov. 1,1915............................................................
Nov. 1,1914............................................................
Nov. 1,1913..........................................................
Nov. 1, 1911..........................................................

Northwest­
ern.

6,656
6,142
5,508
4,178
3,843
2,380
1,732
490

ml

Ohio
State.

853 }
430
841
163
222
192
970
90
160
514
44

94
160
263

99

4,897
1,029

A7n

4,408
4,072
3,877
3,481
3,197
2,856

5,451

480

481

4,943
4,111
3,877
3,012
1,758

Penn­ Pitts­
sylva­ burgh. Prince­
ton.
nia.

528 /
\
611
254
340
548

439
165
314
180
129
121

1,306
134
175

254
1,889
744

916
259

225

Stan­
ford.

390
292
86
836

240

91

7,404
6,504.
5,968
5,400
4,857
3,027
665
600

1,615

500

239
226
136
77
350
11

Wash­ West­
Vir­ ington
ern
Wis­
ginia. Univer­ Re­ consin.
sity. serve.
522
114
236
112
45

21
61
169
69

451

33
m

1,615
1,641
1,599
1,543
1 385
^

542
39

21

2,048
77

3,830
311

2,611
1,265

1,321
1,037

1,008

1,264

4,012

363

315

3,913
3,845
3,408
3,248
2,452

2,160
2,441
2,298
2,128
1,882
1,124
105
342

105
32

127

1

■

31

1,469
361

4,868
2,780

3,303

1,825
1,523
1,370
1,331
1,083
808
222
261

6,810
6,696
5,890
5,492
4,245
3,370
3,798
685

3,303
3,289
3,263
3,224
3,276
3,008

5

198

3.572
3,371
3,106
2,669
2,492
930
1,186
237

47

4*

is

2,061
1,893
1,756
1,684
1,620
1,424

1,489
1,039
117
59
348

120

178

304

Y.ale.

116
34
82
36

27

882

129

850
970
758
175
98
322
972

187

140

29
13

140

109
180
30

8

109
52

418
440

90

46

201
271
171
134
105
69

476

64

1

3,569
2,975
1,906

93

Tulane.

13

3,569

316

835
767
283
340
216
71
35
51
97

27

6,655
1,065

Texas.

820
/
401 | 1,430 \
434
285
173
260
85
114
148
140
144
54
1S2

897

144
1,091

Syracuse.

1,008

902
885
804
767
691
112

1,264
1,345
1,225
1,133
964
912
607
218

98

EDUCATION.

Commerce....................................................................
Dentistry.....................................................................
Divinity..............................
. . .
Education....................................................................
Forestry........................................................................
Journalism..................................................................
Library economy..........................................................
Music.............................................................................
Pharmacy.....................................................................
Veterinary medicine....................................................
Other courses..............................................................

New
York.

838

616

1 Including Radcliffe.

2 Includes schools of mines, engineering, chemistry, and related subjects.
3 Included elsewhere.




125

N o t e .—The grand totals of the University of Minnesota prior to 1913 are inclusive of “ Extension and similar students,” which were listed separately In 1913,1914, and 1915; hence
the apparent decrease.

126

EDUCATION,

No. 82.—NATIVE SCHOOL STATISTICS OF ALASKA:

E nrollm ent a n d
A v e r a g e A t t e n d a n c e o f P u p il s ; N u m b e r a n d S a l a r y o f I n s t r u c t o r s i n ,
a n d T o t a l E x p e n d i t u r e s f o r , t h e P u b l ic S c h o o l s , 1 1906 t o 1917.
{Source: Bureau of Education, Department o f the Interior.!
Pupils.

Teachers.

Number
of schools.

Year ended June 30—

Number
enrolled.

1906...................................................
1907...................................................
1908...................................................
1909...................................................
1910...................................................
1911...................................................
1912.................................................
1913..................................................
1914..................................................
1915............ ......................................
1916..................................................

35
52
59
69
77
81
80
77
71
66
68

Total cost.*
Average
attendance. Number.

2,136
2,639
3 068
3,809
3,964
3' 841
4,018
3,563
3.666
3,436
3.666

41
59
73
89
98
102
109
109
106
97
(5
>

981
1,139
1 197
1 521
I! 692
1,689
1,805
1,797
1,988
1,963
2,172

Salaries.

D ollars.

s 25,454
37; 653
43,432
fifi 971
76'603
86,974
86,005
82,905
79,694
81,968
5 100,245

D ollars.

47,709
56,016
78;877
85,135
112,909
121,608
(‘ )
(*>
( 4)
199,673
199,873

1 The figures relate to United States public schools outside of incorporated towns only, and, for years
subsequent to 1906, to public schools for native children only. B y the act of Jan. 27, 1905, the management
of the schools for white children outside of incorporated towns devolved upon the governor o f Alaska as
ex officio superintendent of public instruction, the native schools being left under the jurisdiction of the
Bureau of Education. Statistics of white schools for the school year 1916-17 are as follows: Teachers,
68; enrollment, 1,778; average daily attendance, 1,397; grade school graduates, 94; high-school gradu­
ates, 15; salaries of teachers, $80,100; total expenditures, $136,632.
2 Includes salaries, equipment, supplies, travel, freight, fuel, light, repairs, local expenses, and janitor
services.
3 Salaries of 50 employees in Alaska.
* No data.
6 Includes salaries of superintendent, assistant superintendents, and chief of Alaska division.

No. 83.—SCHOOL STATISTICS OF HAWAII:

N u m b e r o f P u b l ic S c h o o l s ;
N u m b e r a n d S e x o f I n s t r u c t o r s a n d P u p il s , S c h o o l Y e a r s 1904-5 t o 191 6 -1 7.
[Source: Reports of the superintendent of public instruction.]
Pupils.

Teachers.
School year.

Schools.
Male.

1904-5...........................................
1905-6...........................................
1906-7...........................................
1907-8...........................................
1908-9...........................................
1909-10.........................................
1910-11.........................................
1911-12.........................................
1912-13.........................................
1913-14.........................................
1914-15..........................................
1915-16.........................................
1916-17.......................................




154
154
153
154
153
152
156
161
16S
170
171
168

109
95
103
107
106
122
120
136
142
139
141
139

Female.

326
346
373
382
380
401
462
538
571
596
663
716

Total.
414
435
441
476
489
486
523
582
674
713
735
804
855

Boys.
8,356
8,826
9,430
10,177
10,652
10,937
11,397
12,965
13,884
14,615
15,528
16,173
17,183

Girls.
6,846
7,293
7,708
8,387
8,822
8,972
9i 200
10,787
11,747
12,375
13,299
14,032
15,099

Total.
15,202
16,119
17,138
18,564
19,474
19,909
20,597
23,752
25,631
26,990
28,827
30,205
32,232

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EDUCATION,

No. 84.—SCHOOL STATISTICS OF HAWAII:

N u m b e r o p P u p il s i n
S c h o o l s , P u b l ic a n d P r i v a t e , b y R a c e s , 1907 t o 1917.1
*

Am.

[Source: Reports of the governor of Hawaii.]
>987

1966

1919

1*11

1912

1914

1915

1916

4,658
3,546
937
220
295
4,537
5,035
2,548
368
210
733

4,575 4,608 4,381
3,548 3,681 3,842
972 1,076
930
173
163
219
266
243
276
4,537 4,696 4,662
5; 513 6,415 7,078
2,596 2,830 2,855
372
438
180
260
224
582
705
620

4,196
3.738
1,034
155
264
4,699
7,607
3,005
484
283
657

4,253 4,290 3,949
4,075 4,146 4,165
1,169 1,239 1,403
137
'151
173
263
308
270
5,331 5,497 5,400
9,238 10,990 li; 508
3,281 3,783 3,612
578
757
767
431
393
400
1,086 1,415 1,617

3,866
4,494
1,446
140
308
5,701
13,553
3.916
934
462
1,709

3,825
4; 583
1,560
'150
264
5,716
14,720
3,925
964
512
1,726

3,750
4,938
1,793
152
277
5,887
14,862
4,076
i,m
515
1,667

23,087 23,445 24,889 25,537 26,122 29,909 32,938 33,288 36,529 37,945

Race.

39,028

1969

m s

1917

i The figures for 1907 are as of Dec. 31 and for 1908-1917 as of June 30 for public schools, and Dec. 31
of the preceding year for private schools.

No. 85.—SCHOOL STATISTICS OF PORTO RICO:

E n rollm en t a n d A v e r ­
D a il y A t t e n d a n c e o f P u p il s ; N u m b e r o p Co m m o n S c h o o ls O p e n ; N u m ­
b e r o p T e a c h e r s ; A m o u n t A p p r o p r i a t e d f o r E d u c a t io n a n d A v e r a g e p e r
P u p il E n r o l l e d , 1905-6 t o 1916-17.

age

[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Education.]
Pupils enrolled
during the year.
School year.

1905-6..................
1906-7..................
1907-8..................
1908-9..................
1909-10................
1910-11................
1911-12................
1912-13................
1913-14................
1914-15................
1915-164..............
1916-17................

Common school
averages.

Com­
All
mon
schools. schools.

Daily
enroll­
ment.

Daily
attend­
ance,!

68,828
71,696
79,752
105,125
121,453
145,525
160,657
161,785
207,010
168,319
149,986
150,352

46,754
48,824
(3>
77,342
87,239
103,515
113,584
117.799
151,617
131,719
126,155
124,010

41,802
44,228
54,375
71,057
79,771
95,148
105,043
108,377
140,647
122,203
117,553
114,253

60,781
65,436
74,114
97,193
111,537
128,453
141,424
145,427
180,478
157,394
146,775
147,058

Teachers.3

Common
schools.1

1,049
1,139
1,409
1,881
2,296
2,543
2,813
2,956
3,734
3,705
3,680
«

Amount Amount
approper
priated
pupil
en­
Com­
for
All
education. rolled.
mon
schools. schools.

1,000
1,136
1,331
1,571
1,743
1,692
1,776
1,855
2,431
2,330
2,334
2,538

1,067
1,175
1,352
1,608
1,807
1,738
1,882
1,967
2,535
2,461
2,468
2,676

D ollars.

913,808
997,387
1,257,019
1,413,517
1,387,576
1,463,949
1,681,238
1,902,712
2,745,740
1,904,720
1,840,016
2,106,389

D ollars.

12.61
13.28

13.91

15.76
13.45
10.06
10.46
11.76
13.26
11.32
12. 27
14.01

1 “ Schools^” as here used, synonymous with "classroom.” Rooms with a double enrollment—one clas3
in the morning, another in the afternoon—counted as two. Figures for years subsequent to 1905-6 give
the average number of schools open; figures for prior years, the whole number of schools open at any time
during the year.
8 For years subsequent to 1905-6, number of teachers employed at the end of the school year.
3 No data.
‘ Nonight schools were maintained in 1916.




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128

No. 86.—SCHOOL STATISTICS OP THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, SCHOOL
YEARS 1902-3 TO 1915-16: N umber of S chools and F ilipino T eachers
for

March ,

and

H ighest M onthly E nrollment

of

P upils .1

[Source: Reports of the Director of Education.]

N u m b e r o f s c h o o ls .

T e a ch ers.

Y ea r.
P r im a r y .

In ter­
m e d ia t e .2

S econ d­
a r y .2

1902-3...........................................
3 2,000
1903-4.........................................
2,233
17
1904-5.........................................
2.727
102
1905-6..........................................
5 3', 108
119
1906-7.........................................
Z, 435
216
103
1907-8................... ...................
Z, 701
1908-9.........................................
4,194
193
1909-10.......................................
4 , 295
198
4,121
1910-11.........................................
245
1911-12.......................................
3,364
283
1912-13.........................................
296
2,595
1913-14.....................................
3,913
278
1914-15.....................................
3,837
309
3,994
1915-16w.....................................
350

35
35
36
36
38
37
38
38
38
43
44
41
42

Total.

82,000
2,285
2,864
*3,263
3,687
3,932
4,424
4 , 531
4,404
3,685
82,934
4,235
4,187
4,386

A m e r i­
can.

a 800
787
855
831
746
800
825
732
683
664
658
612
538
488

Filipino.

3,000
3,854
4,036
4,719
6,141
6’ 804
7 949
^
8,275
8,403
7,696
7,013
8,850
9,307
10,214

Highest
m o n th ly
e n r o ll­
m en t.

150,000

9.27;

4
600
4 31L843

«375,554
4 335,106
4 359,738
« 437,735
7 451, 038

7 484, 689
7 429,380
» 349', 454
7 5 2 5 ,0 5 0

7 536,939
7 548,321

1 Figures for Mindanao and Sulu not included.
2 Trade, normal, agricultural, and other special schools are included under the intermediate and sec­
ondary headings.
3 Estimated.
4 March.
6 Exclusive of Moro Province from 1905-6 on.
6 February.
7 September.
s March, 1913. The highest number of schools in operation during the past school year was 3,094 in the
month of August, 1912. Many schools had to be discontinued for lack of buildings or funds.
5 Figures for August, 1912.
lc Figures, except for highest monthly enrollment, relate to the period from June to December, 1915,
only.




AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES.
No. 87.—FARMS, FARM LAND, AND FARM PROPERTY OF THE UNITED
STATES: J u n e , 1900, a n d A p r i l , 1910.
{Source: Bureatl of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Increase.
June 1,1900.

Apr. 15,1910.

Per
cent.

Amount.

Urban population *........
Rural population 2 .........

31,609,645
44,384,930

42,623,383
49,348,883

11,013,738
4,963,953

34.8
11.2

Total.....................

75,994,575

91,972,266

15,977,691

21.0

5,737,372
1,903,461,760

6,361,502
1,903,289,600

624,130
<172,160

10.9

Improved land in farms...................... d o ..
Unimproved land in farms..................d o ..

414,498,487
424,093,287

478,451,750
400,346,575

63,953,263
< 23,746,712

15.4
<5.6

Total...........................................d o ..

838,591,774

878,798,325

40,206,551

4.8

Average acreage per farm:
Improved land...........................
Unimproved land......................

72.3
73.9

75.2
62.9

Total........................................

146.2

138.1

Per cent of total land area in farms:
Improved....................................
Unimproved...............................

21.8
22.3

25.1
21.0

Total........................................

44.1

46.1

Per cent of land in farms:
Improved...................................
Unimproved...............................

49.4
50.6

54.4
45.6

Value of farm property:
Land.......................................... dollars.
Buildings...................................... d o ...
Implements and m achinery....... d o ...
Domestic animals, poultry, and bees
................................................ dollars.

13,058,007,995
3,556,639,496
749,775,970

28,475,674,169
6,325,451,528
1,265,149,783'

3,075,477,703

4,925,173,610

1,849,695,907

60.1

T ota l..........................................d o ...

20,439,901,164

40,991,449,090

20,551,547,926

100.5

Average value per farm:
L a n d ..........................................dollars.
Buildings...................................... d o ...
Implements and machinery....... d o ...
Domestic animals, poultry, and bees
................................................ dollars.

2,276
620
131

4,476
994
199

536

T ota l.......................................... d o ...

3,563

Average value per acre of land in farms:
Land.......................................... dollars.
Buildings...................................... d o ...
Implements mid machinery....... d o ...
Domestic animals, poultry, and bees
................................................ dollars.

15.57
4.24
0.89

32.40
7.20
1.44

3.67

5.60

T ota l..........................................d o ...

24.37

46.64

Number of all farms.......
Land area of the country.

4.2
<11.0 <14.9
< 8.0

<5.5

15,417,666,174
2,768,812,032
515,373,813

118.1
77.8
68.7

2,200

68

96.7
60.3
51.9

774

238

44.4

6,444

2,881

80.9

16.83
2.96
0.55

108.1
69.8
61.8

1.93

52.6

374

22.27 I 91.4

1 Population of incorporated places having 2,500 or more inhabitants in 1910. The figure for 1900 does
not represent the urban population according to that census, but denotes the population in that year of the
territory classified as urban in 1910.
2 Total, exclusive of urban. (See note 1.)
s While the drainage of lakes and swamps in Illinois and Indiana caused some increase in total area
between 1900 and 1910, the building of the Roosevelt and Laguna Reservoirs and the formation of the
Salton Sea in California resulted in a net decrease of total acreage as indicated.
< Decrease.
3 2 9 5 1 °— s A 1917------- 9




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N U M B E R AND ACREAGE OE FARM S,

No. 8 8 —NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF FARMS AND NUMBER OF ACRES
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED: B y States and by G eographic D ivisions ,

1890, 1900,

and

1910.

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
a umber of acr* s in farms.
State.

Census Number
year. of farms.1 Improved.
-

A labam a____________

1890
1900
1910
A rizon a ........................ 1890
1900
1910
Arkansas...................... 1890
1900!
1910
Californio;.................... 1890
1900
1910
C olorado...................... 1890
1900’
1*910
Connecticut................. 1890
1900
1910
Delaware...................... 1890
1900=
1910District o i Columbia... 18981900
1910
F lorida.........................
1890v
1900
1910
Georgia___ ____ ____
1890
1900
1910
I d a h o ........................... 1899'
; 19001910
Illin ois.......................... 1890
1980
1910
In d ia n a ........................ 1890 '
1900 •
1910
Indian Territory 2 ....... 1900
I o w a ............................. 18901980
1910
Kansas .......................... 1890
1900
1910
Kentucky*....................
1890
1900
1918
Louisiana...................... 18901900

um

M aine-..........................
M aryland___________
Massachusetts..............

1890
19001910
1890
1-9001910
1890
1900;
1910

157,772
223,220
262,901
1,426
5,809
9,227
124,760
178,694
214,678
52,894
72,542.
88,197
16,389
24,700
46,170
26,350
26,948
26,815
9,381
9,687
10,S36
382
269
217
84,228
40,814
50,010
171,071
224,691
291,027
6,603
17,471
30,807
240,681
264,,151
251,872
198,167
221,897
215,485
45,505
201,903
228,622
217,044
166,617
173,.098
177,841
m , aw
234,667
259,185
69,294
115,969
120,546
6 2 ; 013'
59,299
60,016
40y796

46;.ei£

48,923
34,374
37,715
36,.917

7,698,343
8,654,991
9r693,581
104,128
254,521
350,173
5,475,043
0; 963,735
8>076-, 254
12,222.839
11,.958,.837
11,389,.894
1,823; 520=
2,273: 968
,
4,302; 101
1,379,.419
1,004,525
988,252
762,655
754,010
713,538
9,898
5,934
5,133
1,145,693
1,511,653
1,805,408
9,-582,866a
10,615,644
12,298,017
606,362
1,413,118
2,.778,740
25, 669; 060
27; 699,219
28,048,323
15,107,48216',.680,.358
16,981,252’
3,062,193
25,428,899
29,897,552
29,491,199
22,303,301
25,040,-55029* 904,067
IT, STS; 882'
13,,741,968
M, 354,471
3; 774,668
4,666,532
5,276,016
3',.044,660
2,386,889
2,.36Q,.652
3V412,9©£
S-„&S,.3fi2
3,354,767
1,-657,0241,292,.132
l r164,,501'

Unimproved.

*

12,154,657
12,030,436
11,038,731
1,192,905
1,680,806
896,440
9,416,313
9; 682,984
9; 389*821
9,204,454
16,870,114
16,541,550
2 , r m , 421
7,200,.620
9,230,012
874,013
1,247,558
1,197,536
293,037
312,218
325,3281,847
2,555
93d2,528,793
2,852,238
3,448,130
15,617,569
115,776,413
M , 655,396
695,894
1,791,785
2,504,864
4,829*217
5,095*509
4,474,614
5; 255*034
4,939^265
4,368,571
4,206,888
6,062:6*24,67ffr785
4,43$ 439*
7,931,168
16,622,420
13,.480,. 732
9,593,347
8,237,45*
7,834,6565,769,551
6,392,596
5, MS; 465
3,135,259
3,913,057
3,936,202
1,,533.482:
1„S53,.72&
1,702,373.
i.a ffir m
1,711,448

Total.

Per
Average 'cent o f
farm
number land
of acres
im ­
to a
farm. proved.

19,853,000
20,685,427
20,732,312
1,297,033
1,935,327
1,246,613
14,891,356
1-6,636,719
17,416,075
21,427,293
28,828,951
27,931,444
4,598,-941
9, 474,588
13,532,113
2,253,432
2,312,083
2,185,788
1,055* 692
1,066,228
1, 038, 86611,745
8,489
6*G6E
3 674,486
-,
4,363,891
5,253,538
25,200,435
26,399,057
26,953,413
1, 302,256
3,204,903
5,283,604
30,498,277
32,-794,7-28;
32,522,93-7
20,362,516
21,619,623
21,29$ 823
7,269,081
30,491,541
34,574,337
33,980; 688 ;
30,214,456
41,662,970
43* 384,799
21,412,229 ,
21,979; 422
22,189,127
9-.54A219- £
11,059,127
10.439,481 r
6,179,925
6,299; 946
$-296,859
^952,390
5,.170, © 5
5,067,140
2;998,282 1
35,147,054
$-87$ 341

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92.7
78.9
909.6
333.2
135.1
119.4
93,1
81.1
405.0
397.4
316.7
280.6
383.6
293.1
85.5
85.8
81.5

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31.6
27.9
107.4
106.9
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147.3
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134.2
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156.3 !
181.3
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244.0
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86.6
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104.9
121.4

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'For yea® are not less than
census 1890 farms ofincluded. 3 acres which reported the sale of products of less than
a Consolidated with Oklahoma in 1907.



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68.7
84.3
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46.6
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84.5
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74.2
77.2
79.5
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86.9
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3)516,000? i 3;.393).888
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1910
P en nsylvania.........
1890
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5,158,773 18)364,370
1900
224,248 13,289)183: ’ 6)jm,832 19-,.371,015
1910
219(295' , E;,673,fll«’ 5j,9131333 IS,586,832
274,491
Rhode Island______ ... 1890
5,560
194; 790
469,281
187,354.
1900
5, .498
268,248
455,602
5,292
138,-344, r
1910
264,964
443,308
South C arolina........
1890
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1900
5, .775, .741 * 8,209,273 10,.Q85j 014
155,355
1910
176,434 , 6; 097,999
7,-414*029 13,512; 028
South D a k o ta ............. 1890
50,158
6, .959,293
4;.437,167 m , 396; 460
1900
52,-622 M,.285)283
7,,784,633 IS ; 070j 616
1910
77,,614 16^827,208 10,189,684 26,016) 892
T ennessee___________ 1890
174,412
9,362,565 10)799,028 20,161,583
: 1900
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9,151,173 20,041,65T
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N U M B E R A N D A C R E A G E OF FARM S,

8 8 .— N u m b e r a n d A c r e a g e o f F arm s a n d N u m b e r o f A c r es I m p r o v e d a n d
U n im p r o v e d : B y S t a te s a n d by G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s , 1890,1900, a n d 1910— Con.

No.

Num ber of acres in farms.
State.

Census Num ber
year. of farms. Im proved. Unimproved.!

T e x a s.............................. 1890
1900
1910
U ta h ................................ 1890
1900
1910
V erm o n t........................ 1890
1900
1910
V irginia.......................... 1890
1900
1910
W ashington................... 1890
*
1900
1910
West V irginia............... 1890
1900
1910
W isconsin...................... 1890
1900
1910
W yom ing....................... 1890
1900
1910
T o ta l..................... 1890
1900
1910
. Geographic divisionsA
New E n g la n d ............... 1890
1900.
1910
M iddle A tlantic........... 1890
1900
1910
East N orth C e n tra l.... 1890
1900
1910
West North Central ... 1890
1900
1910
South A tlan tic ............. 1890
1900
1910
East South C entral.... 1890
1900
1910
W est South C entral___ 1890
1900
1910
M o u n tain ...................... 1890
1900
1910
Pacific.......................... . 1890
1900
1910
1900
1910
H aw aii............................ 1900
1910
Porto Rico...................... 1910

228,126
852,190
417,770
10,517
19,387
21,676
32,573
33,101
32,709
127,600
167,886
184,018
18,056
33,202
56,192
72,773
92,874
96,685
146,409
169,795
177,127
3,125
6,095
10,987
4,564,641
5,737,372
6,361,502

Total.

20,746,215 30,660,722 51,406,937 225.3
19,576,076 106,230,941 125,807,017 357.2
27,360,666 85,074,401 112,435,067 269.1
548,223
775,482
1,323,705 125.9
3,084,834
1,032,117
4,116,951 212.4
2,029,488
1,368,211
3,397,699 156.7
2,655,943
1,739,703
4,395,646 134.9
2,126,624
2,597,816
4,724,440 142.7
3,029,612
1,633,965
4,663,577 142.6
9,125,545
9,979,406 19,104,951 149.7
10,094,805
9,813,078 19,907,883 118.6
9,870,058
9,625,578 19,495,636 105.9
1,820,832
2,358,358
4,179,190 231.4
3,465,960
5,033,337
8,499,297 256.0
5,338,924 11,712,235 208.4
6,373,311
4,554,000
5,767,326 10,321,326 141.8
5,498,981
5,155,532 10,654,513 114.7
5,521,757
4,504,685 10,026,442 103.7
9,793,931
6,994,057 16,787,988 114.7
11,240,972
8,615,755 19,862,727 117.0
9,152,460 21,060,066 118.9
11,907,606
476,831
1,353,601
1,830,432 585.7
792,332
7,332,204
8,124,536 1,333.0
1,256,160
7,286,850
8,543,010 777.6
357,616,755 265,601,864 623,218,619 136.5
414,498,487 424,093,287 838,591,774 146.2
478,451,750 400,346,575 878,798,325 138.1

189,961 10,738,930
191,888
8,134,403
188,802
7,254,904
468,608 31,599,094
485,618 30,786,211
468,379 29,320,894
1,009,031 78,774,647
1,135.823 86,670,271
1,123,489 88,947,228
914,791 105,517,479
1,060,744 135,643,828
1,109,948 164,284,862
749,600 41,677,371
962,225 46,100,226
1,111,881 48,479,733
655,766 35,729,170
903,313 40,237,337
1,042,480 43,946,846
431,006 30,559,651
754,853 39,770,530
943,186 68,264,273
49,398
5,460,739
101,327
8,402,576
183,446 15,915,002
96,480 17,559,671
141,581 18,753,105
189,891 22,038,008
12
159
222
2,660
2,273
294,545
4,320
305,053
58,371
1,570,304

9,016,654
12,414,596
12,460,027
11,388,847
14,073,879
13,870,162
27,012,178
29,670,490
28,981,920
45,282,690
65,364,885
68,363,259
58,480,202
58,197,280
55,302,522
43,270,189
41,010,306
37,573,783
46,889,281
136,720,672
110,885,703
9,305,123
37,994,708
43,618,418
14,956,700
28,646,471
29,290,781
39,884
2,315,068
2,285,547
514,858

19,755,584 104.0
20,548,999 107.1
19,714,931 104.4
42,987,941
91.7
44,860,090
92.4
92.2
43,191,056
105,786,825 104.8
116,340, 761 102.4
117,929,148 105.0
150,800,169 164.8
201,008,713 189.5
232,648,121 209.6
100,157,573 133.6
104,297,506 108.4
93.3
103,782,255
78,999,359 120.5
81,247,643
89.9
78.2
81,520,629
77,448,935 179.7
176,491,202 233.8
169,149,976 179.3
14,765,862 298.9
46,397,284 457.9
59,533,420 324.5
32,616,371 337.0
47,399,576 334.8
51,328,789 270.3
159
13.2
42,544 191.6
2,609,613 1,148.1
2,590,600 599.7
35.7
2,085,162

1 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.



Per
Average cent of
farm
num ber land
of acres im ­
to a
farm . proved.
40.4
15.6
24.3
41.4
25.1
40.3
60.4
45.0
35.0
47.8
50.7
50.6
43.6
40.8
54.4
44.1
51.6
55.1
58.3
56.6
56.5
26.1
9.8
14.7
57.4
49.4
54.4
54.4
39.6
36.8
73.5
68.6
67.9
74.5
74.5
75.4
70.0
67.5
70.6
41.6
44.2
46.7
45.2
49.5
53.9
39.5
22.5
34.4
37.0
18.1
26.7
54.0
39.6
42.9
100.0
6.3
11.3
11.8
75.3

133

VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY,

No. 89.—NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF FARMS AND NUMBER OF ACRES
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED: Census Y ears 1850 to 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]
Per cent of farm
land—

Num ber of acres in farms.
Census year.

Num ber of
farms.

I860........................
1860........................
18701 .....................
1880 i ....................
18901 .....................
19002 .....................
19103......................

1,449,073
2,044,077
2,659,985
4,008,907
4,564,641
5,737,372
6,361,502

Im proved. Unimproved.
113,032,614
163,110,720
188,921,099
284,771,042
357,616,755
414,498,487
478,451,750

180,528,000
244,101,818
218,813,942
251,310,793
265,601,864
424,093,287
400,346,575

Total.
293,560,614
407,212,538
407,735,041
536,081,835
623,218,619
838,591,774
878,798,325

Average
Unim ­
num ber Im ­
of acres proved. proved.
to a farm.
202.6
199.2
153.3
133.7
136.5
146.2
138.1

38.5
40.1
46.3
53.1
57.4
49.4
54.4

61.5
59.9
63.7
46.9
42.6
50.6
45.6

1Not including farm s of less than 3 acres w hich reported the sale of less th an 8500 w orth of prod­
ucts in the census year.
*
2Exclusive of Alaska and Hawaii.
* Exclusive of Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico.
No.

9 0 .— VALUE

B y S tates and by G eographic
sions, 1890, 1900, and 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]

State.

OF FARM PROPERTY:

Census
year.

Land.

Buildings.

Im plem ents
and
m achinery.

Live stock.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

1111,051,390
4,511,645
30,776,730
A labam a................... 1890
(*)
100,165,571 34,452,612
8,675,900
36,105,799
1900
1910
216,944,175 71,309,416 16,290,004
65,594,834
196,580 213,227,453
17,222,230
A rizona.................... 1890
c)
11,416,460
15,54.5,687
1900
2,266,500
765,200
1910
42,349,737
4,935,573
1,787,790
26,050,870
1118,574,422
A rkansas................... 1890
5,672,400
30,772,880
(>)
37,483,771
105,106,650 30,075,520
8,750,060
1900
246 021,450 63,145,363 16,864,198
1910
74,058,292
C alifornia................. 1890
1697,116,630
14,689,710 a 65,575,427
(*)
630,444,960 77,468,000 21,311,670
1900
67,303,325.
1910 1,317,195,448 133,406,040 36,493,158 127,599,938
185,035,180
Colorado................... 1890
2,728,850 *29,675,528
(>)
49,954,311
1900
90,341,523 16,002,512
4,746,755
362,822,205 45,696,656 12,791,601
70,161,344
1910
195,000,595
9,974,618
C onnecticut............. 1890
3,075,495
(*)
10,932,212
1900
52,441,508 44,983,560
4,948,300
72,206,058 66,113,163
14,163,902
1910
6,916,648
Delaware................... 1890
139,586,080
1,835,570
4,198,810
(>)
23,768,820 10,667,220
2,150,560
4, 111, 054
1900
34,938,161 18,217,822
3,206,095
6,817,123
1910
l 6,471,120
129,120
D istrictof Columbia 1890
79,760
9,700,230
1,573,760
136,060
125,326
1900
1,037,393
7,193,950
92,350
152,840
1910
172,745,180
1,158,040
7,142,980
F lorida....................... 1890
(*)
30,823,016
9,976,822
1,963,210
11,166,016
1900
93,738,065 24,407,924
4,446,007
1910
20,591,187
G eorgia..................... 1890
1152,006,230
5,764,978
31,477,990
(>)
138,515,430 44,854,690
9,804,010
35,200,507
1900
370,353,415 108,850,917 20,948,056
80,393,993
1910
Idaho ........................ 1890
117,431,580
1,172,460
7,253,490
P)
21,657,974
35,486,368
6,831,815
3,295,045
1900
1910
219,953,316 25,112,509 10,476,051
49,775,309
Illin o is...................... 1890 11,262,870,587
34,456,938 180,431,662
(*)
1900 1,514,113,970 251,467,580 44,977,310 193,758,037
3,090,411,148 432,381,422 73,724,074 308,804,431
1910
1 Land and buildings not separately stated for 1890.
2 Including estim ated value of range anim als.




D ivi­

All farm
property.

Dollars.
146,339,765
179,399,882
370,138,429
8 20,646,263
29,993,847
75,123,970
155,019,702
181,416,001
400,089,303
8777,381,767
796,527,955
1,614,694,584
8117,439,558
161,045,101
491,471,806
108,050,708
113,305,580
159,399,771
45,620,460
40,697,654
63,179,201
6,680,000
11,535,376
8,476,533
81,046,200
63,929,064
143,183,183
189,249,198
228,374,637
580,546,381
25,857,530
67,271,202
305,317,185
1,477,759,187
2,004,316,897
3,905,321,075

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134

No. 9 0 . —V albb os' F akm P ropebty : B y States
1890, 1900,

State;

Census
yeai.

and by
and- 1910—Continued.

GEOQKAPnie D ivisions,

Land.

B uildings.

Im plem ents
and
m achinery.

Live stock.

Dollars,

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.




£00

Ep
*»■

1 754,789,.110
21,172,255
93;361,422
In d ia n a ......... -......... 18S0
p>
: 19011
687,633,460 154,101,880 27,330; 370 109,550,761
m o . 1,328,196,545 266,079,051 40,999,541 173,860,101
Indian Territory 2 .. 1890
*5,976,729= 1900
39,188,.250
7*675,,130
41*378,695
3,939,480
1-857,581,022
36,665,315 206,.436* 242
I& w a......................... 1890
tL)
• 1900 1,256,751,980 , 240,802,810 . 57,960,600 : 278,830,096
: 1910 2, SOI, 973; 729 ; 455*405,671 ' 96; 477,948 : 393,003,196(•r.)
: 1890
* m , 726,046
18-, 869,790 : 128,068,305
, 1900
532,.187,610 , 111,465*160 29*490, .580 190,956,936
: 1910 1,537,876,573 ] 199; 579,599 - 48,310,161 253,523,577
K e n tu ck y ................. 1890
1 346,339; 360
* 10; 906,506
70,924,400
(*>
291,117,420 90*887*460 ; 15; 301,860
1900
73,739; 106
1910
484,464,617 150,994,755 1 20,851,846 117,486,602
L o u isian a______ .. 1890
7,167*355
17,898,380
185,381,270=
p>
1900
107,730,210 33,400,400 28.536,790
28,869,506
1910
187,803,277 49,741,173 18,977,053
44,699,485
M aine........................ 1890
1 98,567,730
5*499,413
18,280,140
0
1900
49, 359,450 47,142,700=
8,802,720
27,106,034
1910
86,481,395 73,138,231 14,490,533
25,161,839
M ary lan d ................. 1890
6*540,090
M » , .058)550
19,194,320
p>
1900
120,-367,550 54,810,760=
20,855,877
8r611,220
1910
163,451,614 78,285,509 11,859,771
32,570,] 34
f),
M assachusetts.......... 1890
1-127*588*284
14*290,178
5*988*940
1900
86,925,410 71*093,880
8,828*950
15,798,464
1910
105,532,616 88,636,149 11,563,894
20,741,366
Michigan.................... 1890
*556,190,670
22*182,600
69-, 564,985
p>
1900
423; 569.950 158,947,760 28,795,380
79*042,644
1910
615,258,348 285,879,951 49,916,285 137,803,795
(I*
M innesota................. 1890
*340,059,470
16,916,473
57,726,683
1900
559,301,900 110,.220*415 so; Q99,230
89,063,097
1919 1,019,102,.027 243*339,399 52,329,165 161,641,146
Mississippi.________ 1890
*127,422,157
5; 96S, 865
33,936,435
P9
. 1900
114s 856,660 37,150; 340
9; 556,805
42,657,222
1910
254,, 962,289 80,160,000 16,905,312
15,247,033
M issouri................... = 1890
*625,858,361
21,88Q, 719 138,701,173
- 1909
695,470; 723 148,*508, 490 28,602; 680 1*0$ 540,004
191Q 1*445* 982,;339 270*221,997 50v&73,994 285,839;108
M ontana ........... ....... 1*890
*25*512', 340
1,356,010 *33,266s 752
p)
1900
52,660* 560
9,365*530
52,161,833
3,671,900
1910.
226*771,302 24,-854,628 10)539*653
85*663;187
N ebraska.................. 1890
*402,358,913
16; 468,977
92,971,920
P)
= I960
480*605*900 91,054s 120 24,940; 450. 145; 349-587
1910 1,614,-539^313 198*807,622 44*249*708 222*222; 004
N eradai.-.................. 1890
*12; 339* 410
537,480
6,801,820
m
1900
13*275*620
2 ;340; 090
888,560
12,169-; 565
1910
35)226,-599
4„332,740
i,67.6;-896
19( 213i 930
New H am pshire___ 1890
*66*162,600
M-; 450) 125
3* 594s 850
pj
1900!
3&V-498-, 760 34,625,600
5,163,090
1$ 554; 646
mo
44,519,047 41,397,011
5) 877,637
11.910! 47S
New Jersey............... 1890
*1591262,840
15)811,430
7,318-,.644
P)
1900
93,360*930 69,280*080
9\38Q; 030
17*612; 620
1910
124,;M3, 167 92*991,352 13,109^507
24*688!639
New Mexico______ 1890
1 8-, 140,800
291,140 4 25; H I, 201
pi
1900
3,565,105
17,.323,709
1,151,610
$1,727,400
1910
98*806,497 13„024,502
4,122,312
48*494) 679
New Y ork............ . 1890
*968,127,286
46(659)465 124,523,95,5
P>
551*174*220 336*959; 960 56; 000,900 12&-, 583; 715
wm
1910
707*747*828 476,.998,001 83*644*822
N orth C arolina...... K98
»-I8S)927,010
7,188(210
28,547,280
pj
1960i
m , 955) 340 527700,830
9,-972;.680
88*106) 173
343,164,945 113,469,662 . 18,441,619
: 1910
82.849)984
N orth D akota____ 1835'
» 75,310,305
6,648, B0
18,787,294
P>
: I9 »
m,.3se,27o 25,.428,.430 ; 14,055,560
42,430; 491
1910
730*380*131 92,276,613 : 43*907*595 198*249) 866
• Laud' an d buildings. s o t separately stated tot 1890.
a (’ooHH-ida ted w ith Oklahom a to 1907.
*No repost prior to 1900, except estim ates of live stock <m ranges.
4Including estim ated value, of ramie a n im a l s,

A ll farmproperty.

Dollars.
869,322,787
978,616,471
1,809,135,238
*5,976,729
92,181,.61^
1,100,682,5791, »34,345,546
3,746,860,544
706,664,141
804,100,2862,039,389,.910
428,170,266
471,045,856773,797,880
119,447,005
188,536,906
301,220,988
122,347,283
122; 410; 904
199,271,998
200,792,960
204,645,407
286,167,028
147,677,402
182,646,704
226,474,025
647^938,255
660,355,734
1,088,858,379
414; 70?, 626
788,684, 642
1,476,,411,,737
167,328,457
204,221,027
426,31-1,634
786,390,253
1,033,121,897
2,052,917,488
* 60,135,102
117,859,823
S43„82&,77®'
511,799,810
747,950,057
2,079)818,647
18,678,710
28,673,835
60*399) 36&
80,207,575
85,842,096
103,70-4,M-6
182,452,914
189,533,660
254,832,666
‘ 33,543,141
53,767,824
159,447r99&
1,139,310,716
1,069,723,895
1,451,481,495
216,707,500
233,834,693
537,716,210
100,745,779
255,266,751
974,814,205

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135

H a. 9 0 .—V a l u e oe F arm P r o p e r t y : B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o &r a ph ic D iv is io n s ,
1890, 1900, and 1910— Continued.
State.

Census
year.

Land.

Dollars.

Buildings.

Dollars.

Im plem ents
and
m achinery.

Dollars.

Live stock.

Dollars.

All farm
property.

Dollars.

29,475,346 116,181,690
36,354,150 125,954; 616
61,210f071 197,332; 212
433,580
3,206,270
6,573; 015
54,829; 568
27*088-, 866 162,432,792
4,556,770
22,648,830
6; 506,725
33,917,048
13*205) 645
59*461,828
39,048,855 101,652; 758
59,917,240 102,439; 183
70;726,06& 141,480; 052
941,030
2; 364,970
1*270-; 270
2;593,659
1,781,407
3,276,472
4,172,262
16,572,410
£ 629,770
20; 199; 859
14,108,853.
45,131*380
8,371,712 329,689,509
12,218,680
65,173,432
33*786,973 127, 229,200
9,936,880
60,254,230
15,232,670
60,818,605
21*292*171 110,706,078
13*746,541 3138,409,274
30,125,705 240,576,955
56,790,260 318,646,509
» 9,914,766
1,164,660
21,474,241
2,922,550
28,781,691
4,468,178
16,644,320
4,733,560
17,841,317
7,.538,490
22,642,766
10,168,687
6,593,688
33,404,281
42,026,737
9,911,040
74,891,438
18,115,883
3,150; 200
14,113,110
6,271,630
22,159,207
48,865; 110
16,709,844
3*116;420
28,964,6105,0101420
30,571,259
7,011,513
43,336; 073
19,167,010
63,784,377
29,237; 010
96,327,649
52*956; 579 158*529)483
522;250 318,785) 301
1,366,000
39,145,877
3,666,294
65,605)510
494,247,467 32,308,767*573
0
3,556*639,496 749,775*970‘ 3,075,477.703
6,325*451,528 1*265*149; 783" 4,925,173.610-

1*105*688,804
1,198,923,916
; 1,902,604*589’
12,221.020
185,343,813
918,198,382
143,024,800
172,761,287
528,248,782’
1,062,939,846
1,051,629,173
1,258*274,862*
25,179,479
26,989,189
32*990; 739
119,849,272
153,591,159
392*158*314
8145,527,556
297,525.302
1,166.096) 980
312,891,650
341,202, G2&
612, &20,836
3 55-2,127,10t
962,476,273
2; 218,645,164
839,482,206
75,175,141
150,795,201
101*805,370
108,45-1,427
145,399,728
294,488,569
323*515,977
626,0®, 383
100,7 a , 970
144,040,547
637,548,411
178,961,330
20$, 907,34ft
314,738,540
560,475,894
811,712,319
1*413*118*785,
833,768,431
67*477,407
107*189*081
3l£,.082,267,6S9
439*901,164
£>*981*449,090

New E ngland.......... 1890
* 489,570,178
23*783*288
71.914351
0
1900
283..46Q, 803 244,806,945 36*551*820
74,826)332
1910
382,134,424 336,410', 384 50,798,826
97.896,823
Middle A tlan tic ... 1890 *2,040*630,359
98.084; 96* m , m , 153
p)
1900 1,219,928,090 729*669; 859 116,255,270 345*635,518
1910 1,462,321,005 980*628*088 167,480,384 349,159,535
East N orth Central 1890 *4,101,406,702
126,454,149 * 523,324', 136
0
1900 3,973,023,780 939,573,660 166,694,220 604,633,707
1910 7,231,699,114 1,642,292,480 268,806,550 976,329,922
1 L and and buildings not separately stated for 1890.
2 Includes Indian Territory consolidated w ith Oklahom a in 1907.
* Including estim ated value of range anim als.
* For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.

585,267,817
639,645,900
867,240,457

O hio .......................... 1890
1900
1910
O klahom a............... 1890
1900
21910
Oregon----------------- 2890
1900
1910
Pennsylvania____.. 1890
1900
1910
Rhode Isla n d ....... 1890
1900
1910
South Carolina____ 1890I90O
1910
South D akota_____ 1890
1900
1910
Tennessee......... ....... 1890
1900
1910
Texas .................... . 1890
1900
1910
U ta h .......................... 1890
1900
1910
V erm ont................... 1890
1900
1910
V irg in ia ................... 1890
1900
1910'
W ashington ........... 1890
1900
1910West V irginia.......... 189019001910
W isconsin................. 1890
19001910
W yom ing...... .......... 1890
1900
1910
Total............... W90

“awns.*

w
o
e
m
o

11,050,031,828
817,163,710
1,285*894*812
£8*581,270
110,299,650
649*066*668
*-115, $19-; 200
113,137,820
411,696,102
1922‘, 240,233
575,392; 940
630,430,010
*21,873,479
13*421,770
15,009-, 981
t99,184,600
99,805,860
268*774; 854
* 107,486,335
189; 206,890
902,606,751
1242,700,540
202,013,790
371,415,783
*399,971,.289
591,550,802
1,633,207,135
* 28-, 402,780
40*126,560
99,482,164
*80,427,490
45*813,905
58,385,327
- 1254,490,600
200,615,080
394,658,912
*83,461,660
99,310,519
517,421,998
*151,880,300
134,269,110
’ 207,075,759
*477,524,507
530,542,690
911,938,261
*14,460,880
23,434,01Q
86;908,278
£13*270,252,64913,058,007,995
28,475,674,169




P)
219,451,470
368*257,594
s
13,731,565
89r610,556
a
19,199,694
43,.880,207
p)
322,8-79,810
410,638,745
a
9,703,490
12,992,879
0
26; 955,670
64,113,227
pj
30) 926,300
102,474,056
0
63,136,960
109,106,.804
0
100,222,811
210-, 001,260
0
10,651,790
18,063,168
0
SZ..257.7I5
54,202,948
7Q,.963,.12Q
137,399,150
«
16,299,200
54,546,459
0
34,-026,560
57,315,195
0
155,604,970
289,694,462
c1)
3*531,5209*007,001

2,
D

2,384,703,476

2,310,886,728
2,959,589,022
<4,751,184,987
5,683,925,367
10,119,128,066

136
No. 90. —Value

of

VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY.
F arm P roperty : B y S tates and by G eographic D ivisions ,
1890, 1900, and 1910— Continued.

Census
year.

State.

Land.

Buildings.

Im plem ents
and
Live stock.
m achinery.

All farm
property.

Oeographic divi­
sions—Con.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
W estN orthCentral. 1890 1.2,968,360,452
125,771,166 *672,380,126 2 3,766,611,744
0)
1900 3,892,877,273 758,405,725 197,367,840 972,343,643 5,820,994,481
1910 10,052,560,913 1,562,104,957 368,935,544 1,551,708,097 13,535,309,511
36,444,018 161,631,801 1,333,395,489
South A tlantic........ 1890 11,135,319,670
(*)
1900
899,820,936 306,528,682 53,318,890 194,362,808 1,454,031,319
1910 1,883,349,675 603,086,799 98,230,147 366,634,152 2,951,200,773
East South C entral. 1890
1827,514,447
31,323,896 2195,891,795 21,054,730,138
(>>
708,153,451 225,627,372 48,767,235 213,320,732 1,195,868,790
1900
1910 1,326,826,864 411,570,975 75,339,333 369,034r607 2,182,771,779
West South C entral. 1890 i 612,508,151
27,019,876 2196,263,533 2 835,791,560
(*)
1900
953,785,562 185,105,506 77,925,050 403,138,495 1,619,954,613
1910 2,716,098,530 412,498,352 119,720,377 589,837,078 3,838,154,337
7,969,430 2143,036,311 2349,550,941
M ountain................. 1890
1198,545,200
(‘)
601,264,180
284,064,810 54,554,862 18,807,620 243,836,888
1900
1910 1,174,370,096 145,026,777 49,429,975 388,746,520 1,757,573,368
1896,397,490
22,396,680 2102,337,367 21,021,131,537
Pacific....................... 1890
o
1900
842,893,290 112,966,894 34,090,025 123,379,580 1,113,329,789
1910 2,246,313,548 231,832,706 66,408,647 235,926,876 2,780,481,777
A laska....................... 1900
690
15,686
12,800
2,196
<s)
464,832
402,806
58,568
542,196
1,468,402
1910
H a w a ii..................... 1900
56,484,061
3,545,895 11,484,890
2,570,142
74,084,988
*
1910
78,132,945
4,798,756
9,024,328
96,363,229
4,407,200
73,967,852
Porto R ico ............... 1910
8,752,573
8,711,449
10,947,000
102,378,874
1 Land and buildings not separately stated for 1890*
2Including estim ated value of range anim als.
9 No titles to land.

Census Y ears 1850 to
[Source: Reports of the B ureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]

N o. 9 1 .— VALUE OF FA R M P R O P E R T Y :

Cen­
sus
year.

All farm
property.

Land.

Per cent of value of all
farm property in —
Im ­
Im plem ents
ple­
Buildings,
and
Live stock.
ents
m achinery.
Build­ mand Live
Land. ings.
m a­ stock.
chin­
ery.

jDollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
1850. 3,967,343,580 13,271,575,426
151,587,638 *544,180,516
(M
1860. 7,980,493,063 16,646,045,007
246,118,141 21,089,329,915
(i
1870® 8,944,857,749 17,444,054,462
270,913,67$ *1,229,889,609
(i)
1880. *12,180,601,53$ •10,197,096,776
406,520,055 ‘ 1,576,884,707
1890. <16,082,267,689 U3,279,252,649
494,247,467 ‘ 2,308,767,673
W
1900* 20,439,901,164 13,058,007,995 3,556,639,496 749,775,97C 93,075,477,703
19107 40,991,449,090 28,475,674,169 6,325,451,5281,265,149,783 64,925,173,610

182.5
183.3
183.2
‘ 83.7
182.6
63. S
69.5

1Land and buildings not separately stated.
2Including only the reported value of live stock on farms.
3 Gold values.
• Including estim ated value of live stock on ranges.
• Exclusive of Alaska and Hawaii.
• Including value of live stock on ranges as well as on farm s.
7Exclusive of Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico.




1910.

f‘>
(ij
(i\
l12
)
*
3
(D
17.4
15.4

3.8
3.1
3.0
3.3
3.1
8.7
3.1

13.7
13.6
13.7
12.9
14.4
16.0
12.0

137

POTATO CHOP,

E stimated A creage, P r o d u c t io n , a n d V a l u e , 1908
to 1916, and in 1917 by States .1
[Source: Reports of the Departm ent of Agriculture.]
,

No. 92.—POTATO CHOP:

Average—

Total—
State.

Alabama.....................................
Arizona.......................................
Arkansas.....................................
California...................................
Colorado.....................................
Connecticut...............................
Delaware....................................
Florida........................................
Georgia.......................................
Idaho...........................................
Illinois.........................................
Indiana.......................................
Iowa............................................
Kansas........................................
Kentucky...................................
Louisiana...................................
Maine...........................................
M aryland...................................
Massachusetts............................
Michigan.....................................
Minnesota..................................
Mississippi.................................
Missouri......................................
Montana.....................................
Nebraska....................................
Nevada.......................................
New Ham pshire.......................
New Jersey................................
New Mexico..............................
New Y ork..................................
North Carolina..........................
North Dakota............................
Ohio.....................................>v..
Oklahoma..................................
Oregon........................................
Pennsylvania............................
Rhode Island............................
South Carolina..........................
South Dakota............................
Tennessee...................................
Texas..........................................
Utah............................................
Vermont.....................................
Virginia.......................................
Washington...............................
West Virginia............................
W isconsin..................................
W yoming...................................
Total, 1917.......................
1908..............................................
1909..............................................
1910..............................................
1911..............................................
1912..............................................
1813..............................................
1914..............................................
1915..............................................
1916..............................................

Area.

Farm
Farm
value of
Production. Farm value, value per Yield per yield
Dec. 1.
bushel, acre. per acre,
Dec. 1.
Dec. 1.

Acres.
41,000
4,000
30,000
105,000
70,000
29,000
13,000
25,000
19,000
39,000
150,000
92,000
138,000
78,000
70,000
25,000
150,000
60,000
38,000
378,000
300,000
14,000
109,000
57,000
147,000
15,000
2
1
98,000
1
1
400,000
50,000
90,000
160,000
36,000
75,000
321,000
5,000
25,000
80,000
52,000
46,000
23,000
30.000
2
0
79,000
65,000
307,000
30,000
4,390,000
3,257,000
3,525,000
3,720,000
3,619,000
3,711,000
3,668,000
3,711,000
3,734,000
3,56-5,000

Bushels.
2,952,000
420,000
2,400,000
15,225,000
9,310,000
3,190,000
1,235,000
2,275,000
1,596,000
6,084,000
13,500,000
8,464,000
13,110,000
4,446,000
6,720,000
1,600,000
20,250,000
6 ,000,000
4,370,000
35,910,000
33,600,000
1,092,000
9,483,000
5,415,000
12,495,000
3,105,000
, 2,247,000 0
0
0
11,172,000
, 01,276,000 0
0
38,000,000
4,500,000
3,870.000
16,000,000
2,484,000
8 ,100,000
29,532,000
675,000
1,440,000
7,200.000
4,888,000
2,760,000
4,347,000
3,000,000
0 19,800,000 0
, 0
9,875,000
7,475,000
34,998,000
4,650,000
442,536,000
278,985,000
376,537,000
349,032,000
292,737,000
420,647,000
331,525,000
409,921,000
359,721,000
286,953,000




1 Does not

Dollars.
5,373,000
630,000
3,768,000
22,838,000
8,472,000
5,232,000
1,606,000
4,664,000
3,112,000
4,806,000
20,520,000
11,765,000
17,174,000
6 , 7.58,000
9,40S, 000
2,944,000
26,325,000
7,140,000
7,648,000
37,706,000
30,576,000
1,835,000
12,992,000
5,523,000
13,370,000
3,726,000
3,752,000
15,753,000
2,105,000
49,400,000
6 ,435,000
5,031,000
22,880,000
4,471,000
6,480,000
39,868,000
1,181,000
3,024,000
7,992,000
6,159,000
5,796,000
3,391,000
4,200,000
24,750,000
0
9,055,000
9,867,000
31,498,000
4,836,000
543,865,000
197,039,000
206,545,000
194,566,000
233,778,000
212,550,000
227,903,000
199,460,000
221,992,000
419,333,000

include sweet potatoes.

Cents. Bushels. Dollars.
182
72
131.04
150
105
157.50
157
80
125.60
150
145
217.50
91
133
121.03
164
1
1
0 ISO. 40
130
95
123.50
205
91
186.55
195
84
163.80
79
156
123.24
152
90
136.80
139
92
127.88
131
124.45
95
152
5786.64
140
96
134.40
184
64
117.76
130
135
175.50
119
1
0
0 119.00
175
115
201.25
105
95
99.75
91
1
1
2 101.92
168
78
131.04
137
87
119.19
1
0
2 95
96.90
107
85
90.95
1
2
0 207
248.40
167
107
178.69
141
114
160.74
165
116
191. 4fl
130
95
123.50
143
90
128. 70
130
43
55.90
143
1
0
0 143.00
180
69
124.20
80
108
86.40
135
92
124.20
175
135
236.25
2
1
0 96
201.60
1
1
1
90
99.9o
126
94
118.44
2
1
0 60
126.00
78
189
147.42
140
1
0
0 140.00
125
99
123.75
92
125
115.00
132
115
151.80
114
102.60
90
104
155
161.20
122.9
1
0
0 123.89 8
.
70.6
85,7
60.50
54.9
106.8
58.59
55.7
93.8
52.30
79.9
80.9
64.60
50.5
113.4
57.28
62.13
68.7
90.4
48.7
110.5
53.75
96.3
59.45
61.7
80.5
117.62
146.1

138

H A T CHOP.

Ko. 93. — HAY CROP: E s t im a t e d A c r e a g e , P r o d u c t io n -, a n d V a i f e , 1999 t o

191G,

a n d in

1917

by

States.

[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.}

Average-

Total—

State.

Alabama.....................................
Arizona......................................
Arkansas....................................
California...................................
Colorado.*........*.......................
Connecticut...............................
Delaware....................................
Florida.......................................
Georgia.......................................
Idaho..........................................
Illinois........................................
Indiana.......................................
Iowa............................................
Kansas........................................
K entucky...................................
Louisiana...................................
Maine..........................................
M aryland...................................
Massachusetts...........................
Michigan....................................
Minnesota..................................
Mississippi.................................
M issouri....................................
M ontana.....................................
Nebraska....................................
N evada.......................................
New Ham pshire.......................
New Jersey................................
New Mexico...............................
New Y ork..................................
North Carolina..........................
N orth Dakota...........................
Ohio............................................
Oklahoma..................................
Oregon........................................
Pennsylvania............................
Rhode Island............................
South Carolina..........................
South Dakota...........................
Ttexas........ ..................................
U tah............................................
Verm ont....................................
Virginia......................................
'Washington...............................
West Virginia...........................
Wisconsin..................................
Wyoming...................................
Total, 1917......................
1900..............................................
1910..............................................
m 2..............................................
m i.................................
ma ..............................................
IM4........... ..................................
ms ..............................................
1916........... ..................................



Area.

Farm
Farm
value of
per
Production. Farm value, value ton, Yield per yield per
Dec. 1. short
acre.
acre,
Dee. 1.
Dec. 1.

A cres.

Sh ort tons.

1,448,000
157,000
390,000
2,400,006
970,000
350,000
78,000
1
0
535,000
725,000
2,750,000
2,146,000
3,160,000
1,478,000
975,000
260,000
1,160,000
442,000
460,000
2,558,000
1,850,000
261,000
3,180,000
759,000
1,590,000
234,000
506,000
350,000
2
0
4,185,000
440,000
550,000
2,925,000
575,000
840,000
3,092,000
60,000
250,000
735,000
80^000
450,000
392,000
945,000
850,000
808,000
790,000
2,703,000
560,000
53,516,000
45,744,090
45,691,000
43,017,000
49,530,000
48,954,000
49,145,000
51,108,000
55,721,000

0

2

D ollars.

1,158,000 18,760,000
550,000 13,640,000
573,000
8,824,000
4,560,000 87,552,000
2,376,000 39,442,000
525,000 10,238,000
2.009,000
98,000
,1 0 1 0 0 0 2 ,002,000 0
, 0
562,000 11,240,000
2,175,000 34,800,000
3,438,000 68,760,000
3,004,000 56,175,000
3,887,090 65,392,000
2,217,000 36,802,000
1,266,000 25,740,000
416*000
5,949,000
1,566,000 17,383,000
553,000 10*985,000
690,000 13* 731,000
3,837,090" 65,996,000
2 ,868,000
34,703,000
371,000
5,676,000
3,657,000 63,998,000
1,063,000 19*772,000
2,544,000 38*669,000
679,000 10,796,000
683,000
8*196,000
508,000 10*160,000
, 0
384,000 0 0 8,064,000
92,261,000
6 ,110,000
528,000 10,402,000
484,000
5,566,000
4,154,000 78,926,000
920,900 14,168,000
1,638,000 28,665,000
4,329,080 75,758,000
90,000
1^827,000
5,768,000
280,900
1,192,900 11,681,000
1 r 149.^000
9£ m i, 000
459,600
9,660,000
1,137,000 17,055,000
1,©1,0OO 17,606,000
986,000 2 ,002,000
1
1,778,000 35,560,000
1,003,000 21,163,000
4*595,000 79, #4,000
952,000 16,184,000
79*528,000 1,359,491,000
64,938,000 689,315,600
60,978,000 747,769,000
47,444,000 694,570,000
72,891,800 856,695,000
64,116,068 797,057,000
70,071,000 779,068,000
85,920,000 913.644,000
91,192,000 1,022, §30,000

D ollars. Sh orttons. D ollars.

16. 20
24.80
15.40
19.20
16*60
19*50
20.50
0 18.20
2
0
16*00
2 a oo
ia7 0
16.80
10.60
20*30
14.30
1
1
10.90
10.90
17.20
1

.

0

.

2

.

.

1

.

1

2

.

0

17.30
17.00
17.00
10.62
12.26
14.64
11.70
12 43
1
1
10.63

1

.

.

.

0

.

0
0

.

2
0

.

1

0

0
.

0

.

2

0

1.27
1
1.70
1.70
1 .49
1.42
1.33
1
1.47
1.31
1.43
1
1
1.04
2

0

0
0

.

.

1

1
2
2

6

2

14.98
24.88
29.85
25.80
18.76
21.73
2
0
26.04
24.32
46.11
16.20
29.00
39.90
22.05
23.64
0
8 1
0
26.98
24.64
34,12
24.50
30.45
23.07
2
15.90
9!4.7ft

0

2.90
1
1.16

0

46.00
2 25,00
26.18
0
2 2
24.90
26.30

.

8

12.96
86*80
22 64
36.48
40.67
®.25
25.83
2

.

l.M

0

15.00
11.50
21.30

1

1

0

1.42
0
1.60
1.96
1.40
1.50
1
1.50

.

10.30

1

0

.

1.4
1
1.5
1.3f
1.60
1.35
1
1.25
1.50
1.50
1
1.56
1.42
1.15
1.40
1.60
2.90
1.30
0
1.45
0
1.90
0
1.46

.

15.10
19.70
11.50
1
0
15. 40
17.60
17.50
20.30
20:60
10.60

2
2

.

1

2

15.30
17.50
18.60
15.20
15.90

1
2
2

,8i
3.5
1.4'
1
2.4S
1.50
1.26
1
1.05
0
3.00
0

43.50
18.63
2
24.71
44.00
28.80
29.41
28.90
25.40
15.07
16.34
16.15
0
17.30
16.28
15.85
17.88
8
18.36

P R O D U C TIO N A N D V A L U E O F C E R E A L CROPS.
E s t im a t e d P r o d u c tio n a n d Y a u j e ,
[Source: Reports of the Departm ent of Agriculture.]

N o. 0 4 .— C ER EAL C R O P S:

im

1866 t o 1917.

CORN.

Total—
Period.1

Acres.

32,715,700:
60*742*800
74,.810,,021
72,705,147
81,,027*156
80,-095,051
77,721*781
82*108*587
83,.320*872
91,349,928
94,043,613
88,091,993
92*281,581
94, OH,.369
96,737,.581
99,931,000
101*788*000
108*771*000
104,085*000
105,825*000
107,083,000
105,820*000
103*435,000
106,197*060
105.296,000
119*755*000

Farm
Farm value value per Yield per
bushel
Dec. 1.
acre.
Dee. 1.

Production.

Area..

1866-75 2 ..............................
1876-85 2 .............................. '
1886-90 2 _____ . _______
189-1-952 ..............................
1896................................ ... 1
1897.......................................
1898............................... ..
1899......................................
1900-....................................,
1901...................................
1902....................................... 1
1903L.....................................
1904......................................
1905....................................... ‘
1906........................................
1907.......................................
1908......................................
190%.....................................
1910-............. ........................
1911......................................
191-2.......................................
1918.......................................
m e ......................................
m s .................... ..................
m e .......................................
m i . .....................................

Average—

Bushels.

■
>

•

■
■

969,947,600
1,537,465,400
1, 742; 450,800
1,734,403,753
2,283,875,165.
1,902.967,983
1,924,184,.660
2,078,143,933
2,105,102,516
1,522,519,891
2,523,648,312
2,244*176,925
2,467*480,984
2,707,993,540
2,927,416,091
2,592,320,000
2,668*651*000
2,772,376,0002,886,260,000
2,531,488,000
3,124,746,000'
2,446,988*000
2,672‘864,0002,994,793,000
2,566*927,000
3,159,494,000

Dollars*

454,534,800
608,203,600
657,226,326
633,975,236
491,006,967
501,672,952
552,023,428
629,210,110
751,220,034
921,560,768
1,017,017,349
952,868,801
1,087,461,440
1,116,696,738
1,166,626,479
1,336,901,000
1,616,145,000
1,652,822,000
1,384,817,000
1,566,258,000
1,520,454,000
1,692,092,000
1,722,070,000
; 1,722,680,000
2,280,729,000
4,053,872,000

Farm
value of
yield
per acre
Dec. 1.

Cents. Bushels. Dollars.
12.48
26.1
47.8
40.1
25.5
10.23
23.3
8. 79.
37.7
36.6
23.9
8 ,7%
21.5
28.26 . era
6
26.3
28.8
24.8
28.7
7.10
25.3
7. SO
30.3
9.0%
35.7
25.3
60.5
16.7
10.09
26.8
10.81
4A3
42.5
25.5
1 ,8%
0
44.1
26.8
11.7%
41.2
28.8
11.83
30.3
39; 9
12.05
13.38
25t 9
51.6*
26.2
60.6
15.87
59.6
25.5
15.19
48.0
13.30
27.7
61.8
23.9
1477
29.2
14.29
48.7
69.1
23.1
15.99
61.4
25.8
10,65
28.2
16.22
57.5
88.9
24.4
21.60
26.4
128.3
33.85

W HEAT.
1866-75 * ....................................
1876r-852 _____________ ______
1 886 -90 2 . . . . _ ............................ ;
1 8 9 1 -9 5 2 ....................................
IS9& .............................................

2 0 ,4 7 0 ,3 0 0
34 ,1 4 4 ,4 0 9
37,199*024
3 6 ,4 0 6 ,1 0 3
3 4 ,6 1 8 ,6 4 6

2 4 4 ,672 ,300
419,940*800
44 3 ,8 4 7 ,4 0 0 :
490*246,218
427*684,346.

2 5 7 ,5 8 6 ,8 0 0
55 4 ,0 4 9 ,8 0 0
33 7 ,4 7 0 ,4 7 9 ;
30 2 ,5 1 9 ,3 9 9
3 1 0 ,602 ,539

1 8 9 7 ..............................................
i,* m
180% ............... ......................... ^ :
1 9 0 9 ................. ................. ...
,
1901................................................

3 9 ,4 6 5 ,0 6 6
44 055 978
44; 592,’ 516.
4 2 ,4 9 5 ,3 8 5
49,895*5 14

530 ,1 4 9 ,1 6 8
675*1 48,708
547*303*846
522,229*505
748,460*218

1 9 0 2 ................................... ..
190% ............... ... ............. .. ........
1 9 M ....................................... — 1iS05moik...................... ................ ........

46,2(52,424
49 ,4 6 4 ,9 6 7
4 4 ,0 7 4 ,8 7 5

6 7 0 ,063 ,008
6 3 7 ,821 ,835
5 5 2 ,399 ,517

1 9 0 7 ............. ................................
190% ...............................................
190%.............................................
m m ......................... ............... ...
ia .it ................................................

11. %
1 2 .3
1 1 .9
1 3 .5
- 3 2 .4

12.9%
llu. 3%
9 .0 7
8 .3 1
8 .9 7

4 2 8 ,547 ,121
3 9 2 ,770 ,320
31S| 545*259 1
3 2 3 ,515 ,177
46 7 ,3 5 0 ,1 5 6 [

8 0 .8
5 8 .2
5 8 .4
6 1 .9
@ 2.4

1 3 .4
1 5 .3
1 2 .3
1 2 .3
1 5 .0

m s®
8,99*
7 .1 7
7 -6 1
9 . SI

4 2 2 ,2 2 4 ,1 1 7 [
44 3 ,0 2 4 ,8 2 6 1
510^ 48% 874

1 4 .5
1 2 .9
1 2 .5
14 5
1 5 .5

9 .1 4
8 *9 6
1 1 .5 8
to . 8 $
1 0 .3 7

1 4 .0 ■
1 4 .0
1 5 .8
1 3 .9
1 2 .6

1 2 .2 0
1 2.97
1 5 .6 2
1 2 .2 7
1 0 .9 3

2 5 .9
1 5 .2
1 0 .0
1 7 .0
1 2 .2
1 4 .2

1 2 .1 2
12.1&
tfc tt
1 5 .5 S
m at
2 8 : 4ft

4 7'3S 4 -82 9
■
;
;
;

1 912................................................
1913.......................................... ...
1914............................................. ;
E a . ..............................................
1917....................................... .........

1 0 8 .6
9 2 .6
7 6 .0
6 1 .7
7 2 .6

735*260*970

490^ 332; 76Q ;

© .0
6 9 .5
9 2 ,4
74 8
6 6 .7

45, 211 ,0 0 0
4 7 ,5 5 7 ,0 0 0
46, 723,000
45 ,6 8 1 ,0 0 0
4 9 ,5 4 3 ,0 0 0

634,087; 000 :
66 4 ,6 0 2 ,0 0 0
737,139*000
6 3 5 ,121 ,000
621,338*000

55 4 , 437 ,0 0 0
6 1 6 ,826 ,090
7 3 0 ,046 ,000
56 1 ,0 5 1 ,0 0 0
54 3 ,0 0 3 ,0 0 0

8 7 .4
9 2 .8
9 9 .0
8 8 .3
8 7 .4

4 5 .8 M , 000
5 0 ,1 8 4 ,0 0 0
53,541,000.
60 ,4 6 9 ,0 0 0
52 ,3 1 6 ,0 0 0
45,941,.000-

7 3 0 ,267 ,000
76 3 ,3 8 0 ,0 0 0
891*017*000
l,025,SQbt*GGO
630,3 1 8 -0 0 0
65 0 ,8 2 8 ,0 0 0

1The perinda relate to calendar years.




,

5 5 5 ,2 8 0 ,0 0 0 '
610 ,1 2 2 ,0 0 9
8 7 8 ,6 8 0 ,0 0 9
94 2 ,3 0 3 ,0 0 $
1,019,98% 000 *
1 ,3 0 7 ,4 1 8 ,0 0 0

7 6 .0
7 9 .9
9 8 .6
9 1 .9
1 6 0 .3
2 00.9

* Average, per year for the periad.

.

2

0

140

P R O D U C T IO N

AND

VALUE

OF

CEREAL

Wo. 9 4. — C e r e a l C r o p s : E s t im a t e d P r o d u c tio n
Continued.
OATS.

and

CROPS,

V alue,

Total—
Period.'

1866-752 ..............................
1876-852................................
1886-90*................................
1891 95s................................
1896.......................................
1897.......................................
1898.......................................
1899.......................................
1900.......................................
1901.......................................
1902.......................................
1903.......................................
1904.......................................
1905.......................................
1906.......................................
1907.......................................
1908.......................................
1909.......................................
1910.......................................
1911.......................................
1912.......................................
1913.......................................
1914.......................................
1915.......................................
1916.......................................
1917.......................................

Area.

Acres.

9,746,000
16,797,000
26,094,269
26,964,138
27,566,985
25,730,375
25,777,110
26,341,380
27,364,795
28,541,476
28,653,144
27,638,126
27,842,669
28,046,746
30,958,768
31,837,000
32,344,000
33,204,000
37,548,000
37,763,000
37,917,000
38,399,000
38,442,000
40,996,000
41,527,000
43,572,000

Production.

Bushels.

1866

to

1917—

Average—
Farm
Farm value value per Yield per
Dec. 1.
bushel acre.
Dec. 1.

Dollars.

272,992,800 102,422,700
461,157,400 149,629,700
652,124,600 195,218,291
704,952,863 201,522,792
707,346,404 132,485,033
698,767,809 147,974,719
730,906,643 186,405,364
796,177,713 198,167,975
809,125,989 208,669,233
736,808,724 293,668,777
987,842,712 303,584,852
784,094,199 267,661,665
894,595,552 279,900,013
953,216,197 277,047,537
964,904,522 306,292,978
754,443,000 334,568,000
807,156,000 381,171,000
1,007,353,000 408,174,000
1,186,341,000 408,388,000
922,298,000 414,663,000
1,418,337,000 452,469,000
1,121,768,000 439,596,000
1,141,060,000 499,433,000
1,549,030,000 559,506.000
1,251,837,000 655,928.000
1,587,286,000 1,061,427,000

Farm
value of
yield
per acre
Dec. 1.

Cents. Bushels. Dollars.
37.8
28.1
10.62
32.7
27.6
9.03
29.9
25.0
7.49
28.6
26.1
7.47
18.7
25.7
4.81
21.2
27.2
5.75
25.5
28.4
7.23
24.9
80.2
7.62
25.8
29.6
7.63
39.9
25.8
10.29
34.5
30.7
10.60
34.1
28.4
9.68
32.1
31.3
10.05
34.0
29.1
9.88
31.2
31.7
9.89
10.51
44.3
23.7
47.2
25.0
11.78
40.5
30.3
12.29
84.4
31.6
10.87
45.0
24.4
10.98
31.9
37.4
11.93
29.2
39.2
11.45
43.8
29.7
12.99
13.65
36.1
37.8
30.1
52.4
15.80
66.9
36.4
24.36

R YE .

1866-75 2................................
1876-852................................
1886-90*................................
1891 95*................................
1896.......................................
1897.......................................
1898.......................................
1899.......................................
1900.......................................
1901.......................................
1902.......................................
1903.......................................
1904.......................................
1905.......................................
1906.......................................
1907.......................................
1908.......................................
1909.......................................
1910.......................................
1911.......................................
1912.......................................
1913.......................................
1914.......................................
1915.......................................
1916.......................................
1917.......................................

1,346,800
1,870,200
2,172,303
2,042,747
1,831,201
1,703,561
1,643,207
1,659,308
1,591,362
1,987,505
1,978,548
1,906,894
1,792,673
1,730,159
2,001,904
1,926,000
1,948,000
2,006,000
2,185,000
2,127,000
2,117,000
2,557,000
2,541,000
3,129,000
3,213,000
4,102,000

18,266,600
24,468,800
26,564,954
28,044,765
24,369,047
27,363,324
25,657,522
23,961,741
23,995,927
30,344,830
33,630,592
29,363,416
27,241,515
28,485,952
33,374,833
31,566,000
31,851,000
32,239,000
34,897,000
33,119,000
35,664,000
41,381,000
42,779.000
54,050,000
48,862,000
60,145,000

'T he periods relate to calendar years,



14,559,000
15,386,400
13,885,217
'15,744,359
9,960,769
12,239,647
11,875,350
12,214,118
12,295,417
16,909,742
17,080,793
15,993,871
18,748,323
17,414,138
19,671,243
23,068,000
23,455,000
23,809,000
24,953,000
27,557,000
23,636,000
26,220,000
37,018,000
45,083,000
59,676,000
100,025,000

78.1
63.5
54.3
56.1
40.9
44.7
46.3
51.0
51.2
55.7
60.8
54.5
68.8
61.1
58.9
73.1
73.6
73.9
71.5
83.2
66.3
63.4
86.5
83.4
122.1
166.3

13.6
13.3
11.8
13.7
13.3
16.1
15.6
14.4
15.1
15.3
17.0
15.4
15.2
16.5
16.7
16.4
16.4
16.1
16.0
15.6
16.8
16.2
16.8
17.3
15.2
14.7

2Average per year for the period.

10.62
8.45
6.39
7.71
5.44
7.18
7.23
7.36
7.73
8.61
8.63
8.39
10.46
10.07
9.83
11.98
12.04
11.87
11.44
12.98
11.16
10.25
14.57
14.41
18.57
24.38

141

PRODUCTION AND VALUE OP CEREAL CROPS.
No. 9 4. — C e r e a l C r o p s : E s t im a t e d P r o d u c tio n
Continued.

and

V alue,

1866

to

1917—

BAREEV.
Total—
Periods

1866-752................................
1876-852 ................................
1886-90*................................
3891-952 ................................
1896.........................................
1897.........................................
1898.........................................
1899.........................................
1900.........................................
1901.........................................
1902.........................................
1908.........................................
1904.........................................
1905.........................................
1906.........................................
1907.........................................
1908.........................................
1909.........................................
1910.........................................
1911.........................................
1912.........................................
1913.........................................
1914.........................................
1915.........................................
1916.........................................
1917.........................................

Area.

Production.

Acres.

Bushels.
26,992,300
46,065,900
65,125,064
77,055,724
69,695,223
66,685,127
55,792,257
73,381,563
58,925,833
109,932,924
134,954,023
131,861,391
139,748,958
136,651,020
178,916,484
153,597,000
166,756,000
170,284,000
173,832,000
160,240,000
223,824,000
178,189,000
194,953,000
228,851,000
182,309,000
298,975,000

1,196,500
2,066,300
2,981,486
3,088,777
2,950,539
2,719,116
2,583,125
2,878,229
2,894,282
4,295,744
4,661,063
4,993,137
5,145,878
5,095,528
6,323,757
6,448,000
6,646,000
7,011,000
7,743,000
7,627,000
7,530,000
7,499,000
7,565,000
7,148,000
7,757,000
8,835,000

Average—
Farm
Farm
Farm value value per Yield per value of
yield
Dec. 1.
bushel
acre. per acre
Dec. 1.
Dec. 1.

Dollars.
21,382,200
28,098,900
34,746,341
33,734,066
22,491,241
25,142,139
23,064,359
29,594,254
24,075,271
49,705,163
61,898,634
60,166,313
58,651,807
55,047,166
74,235,997
102,290,000
92,442,000
93,971,000
100,426,000
139,182,000
112,957,000
95,731,000
105,903,000
118,172,000
160,646,000
237,539,000

Cents. Bushels. Dollars.
22.9
79.0
18.09
22.4
61.8
13.84
21.8
53.4
11.65
24.9
43.8
10.09
23.6
7.62
32.3
24.5
9.25
37.7
21.6
8.93
41.3
25.5
40.3
10.28
20.4
8.32
40.8
25.6
45.2
11.57
45.9
29.0
13.28
45.6
26.4
12.05
27.2
11.40
42.0
26.8
10.80
40.3
28.3
41.5
11.74
23.8
15.86
66.6
55.4
25.1
13.91
55.2
24.3
13.40
22.5
13.00
57.8
21.0
18.25
86.9
15.00
50.5
29.7
12.77
53.7
23.8
25.8
14.00
54.3
51.6
32.0
16.53
23.5
20.71
88.1
23.7
26.89
113.7

BUCKW HEAT.
1866-752................................
1876-85 2 ................................
1886-902................................
1891-95 3 ................................
1896.........................................
1897.................................
1898.........................................
1899.........................................
1900.........................................
1901.........................................
1902.........................................
1903.........................................
1904.........................................
1905.........................................
1906.........................................
1907.........................................
1908.........................................
1909.........................................
1910.........................................
1911.........................................
1912.........................................
1913.........................................
1914.........................................
1915.........................................
1916.........................................
1917.........................................

729,900
777,800
884,558
815,788
754,898
717,836
678,332
670,148
637,930
831,164
804,880
804,393
793,625
760,118
789,208
800,000
803,000
834,000
860,000
833,000
843,000
805,000
792,000
769,000
828,000
1,006,000

13,368,800
11,976,700
11,861,232
13,009,205
14,089,783
14,997,451
11,721,927
11,094,473
9,566,966
15,125,939
14,529,770
14,243,644
15,008,336
14,585,082
14,641,937
14,290,000
15,874,000
17,438,000
17,598,000
37,549,000
19,249,000
13,833,000
16,881,000
15,056,000
11,662,000
17,460,000

1The periods relate to calendar years.



9,735,200
7,237,800
6,692,216
6,923.632
5,522,339
6,319,188
5,271,462
6,183,675
5,341,413
8,523,317
8,654,704
8,650,733
9,330,768
8,565,499
8,727,443
9,975,000
12,004,000
12,188,000
11,636,000
12,735,000
12,720,000
10,445,000
12,892,000
11,843,000
13,147,000
27,954,000

72.5
66.2
56.4
63.2
39.2
42.1
45.0
55.7
55.8
56.3
59.6
60.7
62.2
58.7
59.6
69.8
75.6
69.9
66.1
72.6
66.1
75.5
76.4
78.7
112.7
160.1

18.3
14.6
13.4
15.9
18.7
20.9
17.3
16.6
15.0
18.6
18.1
17.7
18.9
19.2
18.6
17.9
19.8
20.9
20.5
21.1
22.9
17.2
21.3
19.6
14.1
17.4

»Average per year for the period.

i3.27
9.67
7.57
8. 49
7.32
8.80
7.77
9.23
8.37
10.51
10.75
10.75
11.76
11.27
11.06
12.47
14.95
14. 61
13.55
15.32
15.12
12.98
16.28
15.40
15.88
27.79

A nnual Production,

by

Status, 1906

[Source: Reports pf the Department of Agriculture.]

Calendar year.

Alabaina. Arkansas. California. Colorado. Connecticut Delaware.

Florida*

Georgia.

Illinois.

Bushels.

Bushels.

Bushels,

Bushels.

fushels.

....................................
.

Calendar year.

52,802,569
43,430,000
54, Q35,000
50,400,000
57,360,000
49,712,000
50,490,000
47,025,000
42,000,000
62,100,000
45,135, Q00
67,200,000

Iowa,

Kansas.

Bushels




Bushels.

47,849,392
45,896,000
44,836,000
43,646,000
51,300,000
54,000,000
54,180,000
55,390,000
55,188,900
66,300,000
47,812,000
77,200,000

.

373,275,000
270,220,000
287,450,000
289,800,000
343,761,000
305,350,000
1912..................................... -................................................ 432,021,000
338,300,000
389,424,000
1916....................................................................................... 298,500,000
366,825,000
410,700,000

i9ia..,t....................................

1017,

165,075,000
155,142,000
156,200,000
154,225,000
170,050,000
126,150,000
174,225,000
23,424,000
108,225,000
172,050,000
69,500,000
128,184,000

Bushels.

Bushels.

1,994,814 3,157,136
1,836,000 2,608,000
1,6QQ, 000 2,586,000
1,740,000 3,267,000
1,875,000 6,885,000
1,836,000 5,222,000
1,924,000 8,736,000
1,815,000 6,80Q,0PQ
2,160,000 10,626,000
2,624,000 11,280,000
2,048,000 7,362,000
2,400,000 10,640,000

Bushels,

2,223,800
1,848,000
2,395,000
2,400,000
3,032,000
2,862,000
3,000,000
2,348,000
2,806,000
3,250,000
3,010,000
4,845,000

5,894,160 6,875,000 52,066,596
5,308,000 7,017,000 57,538,000
6,240,000 0,684,000 53,750,0Q9
6 ,200,000
8,370,000 61,160,000
6,137,000 8,190,000 51,982,000
6,630,000 9,286,000 59,072,000
6,630,000 8,515,000 53,958,000
0
0,206,000 1 ,185,000 63,023,000
7, 099,000 1 ,200,000 56,000,000
1
2
6,615,000 1 ,000,000 64,950,000
2
6,970,000 12,300,000 0 ,000.000
7,820,000 13,875,000 72,000,000

347,169,585
342,756,000
298,620,000
369,770,000
400,775,000
334,950,000
426,320,000
282,150,000
300,034,000
374,400,000
000,900,000
418,000,000

Indiana.

Bushels,

183,893,767
168,840,0Q0
137,835,000
196,520,000
188,640,000
174,600,000
199,364,000
176,400,000
163,317,000
190,950,000
174,658,000
203,436,000

Kentucky. Dopjsiapa. ifarylapd, Massachu­ Miejtjgan. Minnesota. Mississippi. Missouri.
setts.

Bushels.

105,437,376
93,060,000
84,823,000
103,472,000
101,500,000
98,000,00Q
J09,44P,009
74,826,000
91,250,000
105,000,000
95,200,000
122,850,000

Bushels.

26,817,633
28,000,600
33,888,000
51,198,000
42,055,000
33,3QQ,OQO
32,490,000
*1,8Q0,0Q0
38,6Q0,000
45,190,000
44,814,000
42,246,000

Bushels.

22,007,825
22,190,000
24,705,000
21,980,000
22,110,000
24,465,090
£4,455,000
£2, 110,090
94,531,090
24,800,000
96,325,090
?S,080,000

Bushels.
1,778,520
1,584,000
l , 81 8 , 0 q0
1,786,000
2,048,000
9, Q68,000
2,115,000
1,944,000
2,256, QOO
2,304,000
1,764,Q00
2,806,000

Bushels.

Bushels.

Bushels.

50,149,277
43,605,900
46,835,000
58,812,000
66,708,000
7 4 , 140,000
78 ,177,000
96,000,000
91,000,000
64,400,000
87,100,000

40,789,207
42,500,000
45,845,000
40,745,000
53,095,000
54,150,000
56,840,009
63,000,000
58,275,000
67,450,000

Bushels,.,

228,522,500
241,025,000
203,634,000
213,840,000
247,500,000
192,400,000
243,904,000
129,062,000
158,400,000
191,750,000
47,600,000 132, U2,Q00
37,625,00 90 , 000,000 84,050,000 252,000,000
04,675,000
57,199,009
60,420,000
69,950,000
54,108,000
55,779,000
55,250,000
56,112,000
63,000,000
56,000,000
45,375,000

ESTIMATED AMNUAL PRODUCTION OE CORK,

1906..............
1907..............
1908..............
1909..............
1910..............
1911..............
1 9 1 ? .,...,.
1918.......... ,
1914..............
1915..............
1916.,..........
1917..............

to

142

Ne, 9 5 ,^ C Q R N : Estimated

B u sh els,

1907.................................................................................
1908........................................................................,....
1809..............................................................................
1910.................................................................................
1911.................................................................................
1013.................................................................................
1914.................................................................................
1915...................................................................................................

1916.................................................................................
1917................................................................................
Calendar year,

249,782,590
179,828,090
205,767,090
104,060,000
101,665,000
155,925,000
182,616,000
114,160,900
173)960,000
213,000,000
192,400,000
249,480,000

New
Jersey,
B u sh els,

IQ, Q82,289
8,757,oqo
IQ, 564,000
9,483,000
9,612,090
9,936,000
19,374,000
10,862,000
10,472,000
10,830,000

IQ, 800,000
12,771,000

New
North
¥esipp. New York- Carolina.

North
Dakota.

B m h eU .

B u s h els .

1,182,303
1,218,000
1,755,000
2,128,000
2,047,000
2,322,000
2,Q83,000
l,572,QQO
2,576,000
2,790,000
2,625,000
3,400,000

B u s h e ls .

22,685,000
16,200,000
24,250,000
24,120,000
20,108,000
20,495,QQO
19,763,0Q0
15,020,0Q0
22,550,900
24,200, OQO
21,0(30, GOO
26,040,000

B u s h e fs .

41,796,846
45,078, CPI
50,166,060
48,6^6,000
49,290,000
49,680,000
51,106,000
55,282,000
67,550,000
60,900,QQO

4,1(0,900
3,080,000
3,856,009
6,045,000
2,940,000
7,250,000
8,758,000
10,800,000
14,000,000

48, ICO, 000

13 ,515 ,00 0

South
Dakota.

Tennessee.

Terras,

Verjuqnt,

Bushels,

Bushels,

Bushels,

Bushels,
2,005,430
1,980,000
2.499.000
2.405.000
1.892.000
1.886.000
1,800,000
1,665,000
2,115,000
2,256,000
1,935,000
2,538,000

02,812,500 86,428,912 155,804,782
}9».
47,175,000 78,364,000 155.589.000
1997,
57.677.000 g3,080,000 201.848.000
IMS05.270.000 78,050,000 122.250.000
IMS.
02,500,000 88,060,000 140.080.000
W 9r
10)1.
0Q, 020,000 01,120,000 69,350,000
191?, .... .............................................. ........................ 7G, §47,000 88,298,000 153.300.000
J91?, .................................................................................. 07,320,000 68,675,000 163,200,000
.... ........................ ........................... 78,000,000 80,400,000 124,800,000
1914, ,, f
04,250,000 93,150,000 166.850.000
19151016.
04,070,909 78, QQO, OQO 129.200.000
1917
97,150,000 111, 150,000 77,825,000




60,000,000

9,8 0 0 ,0 0 0

5,^1Q,00Q
Virginia.

Bushels.

45,188,523
46,025,000
50.050.000
47.328.000
49.980.000
47.520.000

47.520.000
51,480,000
39,380,000
60,562,000
58,80Q, 0Q0
72,275,000

1 Includes production of Indian Territory prior to 1807.

Olrtc.
B u s h els .

141,645,000
117,640,000
136,675,000
153,062,000
144,540,000
150,540,000
174,410,000
140,259,000
142,716,000
153,550,000
113,400,000
150,109,000

South
Ohl^iqrna.1 Pennsyl­ Carojin^.
vaniaB u s h e ls 67, MO,239
45,922,000
57 , 375,000
48,800,000
68,630,000
03,$58 , pop
61,582,000
57,057,000
62,178,000
60 ,000 ,00 0
112,100,000 68 , 520,000
53,325,000 50,550,000
33,150,000 62,212,000
B w h els.

134,230,590
113,265,000
122,239,000
101,150,000
01,760,500
36,888,000
101,878,000
62 , 250,000

B u s h els -

23,611,233
29,807,000
29,228,000
87,041,000
31,580,000
32,578,000
34,278,009
38,512,000
36,538,000
35,145, OQO
32,00% 000

43,947,000

West
All other
Virginia. Wisconsin. States.

I Total.

Bushels.

Biishefy, '
2,927,416,091
2,592,920,000
2,668,651,000
2,772,376,000
2,886,260,000
2.531.488.000
3.124.746.000
2,446,988,000
2,672,804,900
2,994,793,000
2 , 366 , 927,000
3 , 159 , 494,990

22,725,000
21,280,000
23,962,000
27,632,' 000
18,200,000
18.170.000
24.505.000
22,692,000
22,692,000
25,200,000
22,570,000
25,020,000

60,105,732
46,688,000
49.674.000
50.589.000
49.400.000
58.080.000
58.262.000
66,825,000
69,862,000
40.825.000
60.840.000
42,196,000

Bushels.
3,445,155
3,325,000
3.971.000
4.327.000
4,965,000
5,607,006
5,832,000
6,047,000
7,342,000
9,052,000
8 , 974,009
8,973,000

‘Kaos so Noiioaaoa.i ri v iink

^ebrasfca.

2 fl

Calendar year.

Calendar year.

Calendar year.
1905...............................................
1906..............................................
1907...............................................
1908..............................................
1909..............................................
1910..............................................
1911..............................................
1912..............................................
1913..............................................
1914........................................
1915.-.............................................
1916..............................................
1917..............................................



Bushels.

Bushels.

Bushels.

Bushels.

Georgia.

Bushels./

Idaho.

Bushels.

Iowa.

Bushels.

1917.

Illinois.

Indiana.

Bushels.

Bushels.

35,351,464
48,080,925
34,013,000
45,169,000
33,124,000
35,194,000
34,354,000
10,080,000
39,775,000
43,239,000
45,580,000
19,440.000
33,392,000
N orth
North
New
M ichigan. M innesota. Missouri. Montana. Nebraska. Mexico. New York. Carolina. Dakota.
1,041,082
1,085,029
890,000
1,092,000
1,029,000
336,000
345,000
318,000
374,000
403,000
1,200,000
1,045,000
930,000

Bushels.

19,003,274
13,644,960
12,731,000
15,732,000
14,570,000
16,848,000
18,450,000
7,000,000
12,776,000
17,316,000
20,448,000
13,280,000
15,210,000

1,564,808
1,915,250
1,463,000
1,620,000
1,721,000
1,209,000
1,008,000
940,000
1,313,000
1,625,000
2,750,000
1,880,000
3,360,000

Bushels.

72,434,234
55,801,591
67,600,000
68,557,000
94,080,000
64,000,000
43,935,000
67,038,000
68,040,000
42,975,000
70,870,000
26,410,000
57,965,000

17,542,013
26,883,662
20,520,000
11,680,000
11,550,000
9,900,000
8,640,000
6,290,000
4,200,000
6,800,000
7,040,000
5,600,000
7,425,000

Bushels.

28,022,338
31,734,900
29,212,000
22,260,000
28,562,000
25,958,000
36,110,000
23,750,000
39,586,000
43,333,000
34,108,000
16,575,000
27,540,000

6,358,875
8,266,538
8,497,000
6,153,000
10,758,000
8,994,000
8,274,000
10,968,000
9,680,000
11,312,000
13,770,000
11,885,000
13,536,000

Bushels.

2,843,362
3,297,336
4,003,000
3,703,000
10,764,000
7,700,000
12,299,000
19,346,000
20,673,000
18,356,000
42,180,000
28,655,000
17,963,000

2,106,556
8,161,070
2,673,000
2,208,000
2,450,000
1,480,000
1,740,000
1,228,000
1,708,000
1,694,000
3,575,000
3,808,000
2,074,000

Bushels.

48,002,603
52,288,692
45,911,000
44,295,000
49,650,000
38,760,000
41,574,000
55,052,000
62,325,000
68,116,000
71,018,000
68,550,000
13,764,000

10,341,532
8,231,631
8,639,000
10,897,000
14,465,000
10,658,000
15,860,000
14,566,000
14,094,000
14,362,000
18,730,000
15,071,000
13,830,000

Bushels.
947,740
1,120,650
1,104,000
1,025,000
1,004,000
820,000
1,262,000
1,232,000
1,221,000
1,838,000
1,976,000
2,104,000
2,582,000

13,683,003
9,212,218
7,653,000
8,068,000
7,446,000
11,174,000
10,622,000
12,850,000
16,395,000
15,066,000
18,985,000
9,150,000
8,350,000

Bushels.

10,300,941
9,350,180
7,197,000
7,752,000
8,820,000
8,414,000
6,728,000
5,360,000
6,800,000
8,100,000
11,875,000
8,400,000
8,385,000

29,951,584
38,535,900
40,104,000
30,212,000
31,494,000
36,660,000
42,000,000
9,819,000
41,888,000
46,250,000
53,200,000
16,775,000
30,400,000

Bttshels.
3,975,278
6,297,028
5,320,000
5,680,000
5,415,000
6,817,000
6,636,000
5,322,000
7,078,000
7,332,000
9j 810,000
9,135,000
9,765,000

Bushels.

75,623,044
77,896,000
55,130,000
68,428,000
90,762,000
38,500,000
73,200,000
143,820,000
78,855,000
81,592,000
151,970,000
39,325,000
56,000,000

Kansas. K entucky. Maryland.

Bushels.

Bushels.

Bushels.

77,001,104
81,830,611
65,609,000
79,282,000
87,203,000
63,236,000
51,387,000
92,290,000
86,983,000
177,200,000
106,538,000
97,980,000
45,934,000

8,809,955
11,542,598
8,808,000
8,793,000
7,906,000
9,818,000
9,906,000
6,860,000
9,860,000
12,540,000
9,900,000
8,010,000
9,000,000

13,196,790
12,902,416
14,763,000
12,546,000
11,165,000
10,510,000
9,378,000
8,985,000
8,113,000
13,158,000
10,272,000
10,400,000
11,475,000

Ohio.

Oregon.

Okla­
hom a.

Bushels.

32,197,710
43,202,100
30,677,000
33,328,000
23,532,000
34,425,000
36,240,000
9,760,000
35,100,000
36,538,000
40,194,000
21,600,000
41,140,000

Bushels.

13,382,585
14,215,597
15,265,000
15,148,000
16,377,000
15,853,000
16,726,000
21,018,000
15,717,000
16,604,000
20,025,000
19,550,000
12,811,000

Bushels.

11,764,114
18,663,862
8,631,000
15,625,000
15,680,000
25,542,000
8,976,000
' 20,096,000
17,500,000
47,975,000
38,860,000
29,585,000
35,650,000

ESTIM ATED A N N U A L PRODUCTION OF W HEAT

1905..............................................
1906..............................................
1907...............................................
1908..............................................
1909..............................................
1910..............................................
1911..............................................
1912..............................................
1913..............................................
1914.............................................
1915..............................................
1916..............................................
1917...............................................

Alabama. Arkansas. California. Colorado.

144

E stimated A nnual P roduction , by S tates , 1905 to
[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]

N o. 0 6 . — W H E A T :

Calendar year.

32951
s
a

1917-

Bushels.

Bushels.

27,860,671 44,133,481
29,073,188 41,955,400
30.095.000 32.480.000
29.415.000 37.862.000
26.265.000 47.588.000
23.300.000 46.720.000
17.402.000 14.800.000
22.320.000 52.185.000
21.862.000 33.975.000
23.747.000 31.566.000
24.605.000 63.762.000
26.125.000 24.825.000
24.482.000 52.024.000

Bushels.
6,348,600
10,892,725
7.400.000
8.190.000
8.320.000
8.319.000
8.280.000
7.077.000
8.400.000
11.160.000
9.030.000
7.885.000
4.830.000

Texas.

Utah.

Bushels.

Bushels.
4,710,209
4,888,626
4.637.000
5.825.000
6.090.000
4.370.000
5.025.000
6.059.000
6.420.000
7.275.000
8.225.000
6.900.000
5.650.000

11,117,942
14,126,186
2,812,000
10.164.000
5.050.000
10.500.000
6.580.000
11.025.000
13.650.000
14.066.000
25.575.000
13.200.000
16.200.000

West
Virginia. W ashing­ Virginia. Wisconsin. All other
ton.
States.

Bushels.

8,418,672
9,306,825
8,188,000
8.892.000
8.848.000
9.574.000
9,000,000
8.596.000
10,608,000
11.296.000
16.974.000
15.240.000
17.920.000

Bushels.

32,516,810
25,075,258
35.045.000
27,162,000.
35.780.000
35.571.000
50.661.000
53.728.000
53.300.000
41.840.000
51.420.000
37.635.000
29.218.000

Bushels.
4,373,080
4,879,861
4.477.000
4.693.000
4.810.000
3.012.000
2.737.000
3.378.000
3.055.000
3.540.000
4.500.000
4.422.000
4.410.000

Bushels.

7,893,381
4,690,816
2.955.000
3.328.000
3.484.000
3.590.000
3.097.000
3.564.000
3.665.000
3.511.000
4.662.000
3.315.000
5.327.000

Bushels.

Total.

Bushels.

10,160,654 692,979,489
12,211,341 735,260,970
9.585.000 634.087.000
9.818.000 664.602.000
11.427.000 737.189.000
7.359.000 635.121.000
8.106.000 621.338.000
8.347.000 730.267.000
8.391.000 763.380.000
9.292.000 891.017.000
12.174.000 1,025,801,000
12.558.000 636.318.000
12.286.000 650.828.000

145




South
Dakota. Tennessee.

EST1MATED ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF W HEAT.

co
to
C
£>
ot 1905....................... ......................................
1906...............................................................
J. 1907................................................................
> 1908...............................................................
S 1909...............................................................
1910...............................................................
1 1911..............................................................
| 1912...............................................................
g 1913...............................................................
1914
.................................................
1915
.................................................
1916
.................................................
1917
.................................................

Pennsyl­
vania.

146

COTTON CROP.

N o. 9 7 — COTTON CROP IN SPECIFIED TEARS, 1904 TO 1917; A ck ea g b

H a r v e s t e d , P r o d u c tio n , a n d F a r m V a l u e , b y S t a t e s .
[Sources: Reports of the D epartm ent of Agriculture for area and value of the cotton crop for all years
except census years, the latter and all other figures, reports of the Bureau o f th e Census, D epartm ent
of Commerce.]
ALABAMA.
Year.

Acres.

3,611,731
3,500,168
3.658.000
3.439.000
3.591.000
3.731.000
3.560.000
4.017.000
3.730.000
3.760.000
4.007.000
3.340.000
3.225.000
2.498.000

Value.

Bales.1

1,448,157
1,238,574
1,261,522
1,112,698
1,345,713
1,024,350
1,194,250
1,716,534
1,342,275
1,495,485
1,751,375
1,020,839
533,402
517,279

VoUars.

59,950,0®
64,820,006
160.410.000
60.970.000
•59,480,0®
69.940.000
$3,429,000
:81,718,G09
76.786.000
96.160.000
03,840,-000
56.550,066
47.230.000

Cotton seed.
Value.
Product.

Dollars.
8.830.000
8.680.000
7.710.000
8,-820,000
0,590,006
13,100,-000
15.460.000
13.870.000
11,620,068
15.600.000
14,‘700,090
16,720,00©
12.880.000

1

..................
1904
1905
...................
1906 ................................
1907 ................................
1908 ................................
1909
...................
1910
...................
1911
...................
1912
..................
1913
...................
1914
..................
1915
...................
1916
..................
19171
2.............................

Area.

Cotton.
Product.

Total v alue.

I

Dollars.
G8,780,000
73.500.000
68*130,000
69.790.000
69.070.000
83.040.000
48.588.000
95.588.000
88.400.000
111,760,000
78.540.000
73,270,00©
60.110.000

ARKANSAS.
1904 ................................
1905 ................................
1906................................
1907 ................................
1908................................
1909 ................................
1910...............................
1911................................
1912................................
1913................................
1914................................
1915................................
1916................................
19172..............................

2,051,185
1,718,751
2,097,000
1,950,000
2,296,000
2,153,000
2,238,000
2,363,000
1,991,000
2,502,000
2,480.000
2,170,000
2,600,000
2,577,000

930,665
619,117
941,177
774,721
1,032,920
713,463
821,233
939,302
792,048
1,072,846
1,016,170
816,002
1,134,033
973,399

38,580,000
32,430,000
45,140,000
42,500,600
45,710,00©
48,799, M0
58,466.000
43,770,000
46,650,000
-64 800,000
35,720,006
47,490,000
99, 749,068

446,000 6,600,000
45,180,000
296,000 4,440,008
•36,870,000
419,000 6,556,000 . 50,690,000
344,000 5,390,006
47,890,680
439,000 6,430,000
52,140,000
317,©00 8,966,006
57,750,000
365,000 8,800,090
€6,880.000
418,-000 6,980,000
50,750,000
382,000 7,040,096
53,690,000
477,000 9,250,000
74,050,000
451,600 7,670,060
43,390,000
363,000 12,388,080
59,870,000
SM,4)00 25,330,000 125,070,000

FLORIDA.
1904................................
1905 ................................
1906................................
1907 ................................
1908................................
1909................................
1910................................
1911................................
1912................................
1913................................
1914................................
1915................................
1916................................
19172..............................

267,372
256,173
283,000
265,000
265,000
263,000
257,000
308,000
224,000
188,000
221,000
193,000
191,000
191,000

79,171
68,797
55,945
49,794
62,089
54,Oil
58,949
83,388
52,760
% 68,695
81,255
47,831
41,449
37,820

4,658,006
4,660,000
4,380,000
4,156,600
3,890,000
5,020,000
5,500,000
5,406,000
3,860,000
4,280,000
4,360,000
3,540,000
5,070,000

38,600
33,-000
30,000
29,609
25,600
30,600
38,000
46,600
28,000
31,000
43,000
27,000
26,000

490,000
530,000
450,000
610,000
560,000
740,008
09©,ODO
800,000
490,000
650,000
740,000
850,000
1,240,000

5,440,00©
5,190.000
4,830,00©
4,660,000
4,450,000
5,760,000
6,490,000
6,230,00©
4,350,000
4,930,000
5,100,000
4,390,000
6,310,000

902.000
804.000
712; 000
. 816,000
867.000
812.000
795.000
1.246.000
708.000
1.038.000
1.217.000
860.000
826,000

11.720.000
13,270,060
10.790.000
15.110.000
15.090.000
22.270.000
22.580.000
21.060.000
16.360.000
25.120.000
24.586.000
31.730.000
45.980.000

91,960,006
102.780.000
88,790,000
116.790.000
101,870,008
143.040.000
146.280.000
153.260.000
119.400.000
174.540.000
125.699.000
139.570.000
210.230.000

GEORGIA.
1904.
1905 .
1906 .
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911 .
1912.
1918.
1914.
1915 .
1916.
19171

4,227,188
3,738,703
4.610.000
4.774.000
4.848.000
4.883.000
4.873.000
5.504.000
5.335.000
5.318.000
6.433.000
4.825.000
5.277.000
5.178.000

1,887,853
1,682,555
1,592,572
1,815,834
1,931,179
1,804,014
1,767,202
2,768,627
1,776,546
2,316,601
2,718,037
1,908,673
1,820,939
1,881,503

80.240.000
89.510.000
78,000,000
101,680,000
86.780.000
125.770.000
123.700.000
132.200.000
103.049.000
149.429.000
101,110,090
107.840.000
164.250.000

1The figures represent equivalent 500-pound hales, gross weight.
Figures of acreage relate to acreage planted and these of production are prelim inary.

2




147

COTTON CROP.
N o . 9 7 . — C otton

C rop in S pec ified Y ears , 1904 to 1917: A creage H arvested ,
P roduction , and F arm V alue , by S tates — Continued.
LOUISIANA.

Year.

Area.

Acres.

1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912 .
191$.
1914.
1915.
im .
19172

1,745,865
1,561,774
1.739.000
1.622.000
1.550.000
957.000
975.000
1.075.000
929.000
1.244.000
1.299.000
990.000
3.250.000
1.323.000

Cotton.
Produet.

Bales.12

1,089,526
513,480
987,779
675,428
470,136
253,412
245,646
384,597
876,096
443,821
449,458
341,063
443,182
638,388

Value.

Dollars.

45.150.000
26.880.000
47.370.000
37.970.000
20.790.000
17.310.000
17.180.000
18.460.000
21.400.000
27.160.000
17.150.000
18.660.000
37,340,000

Colton seed.
Product.
Value.

Total value.

Short tons. Dollars.
521.000 7.260.000
246.000 3.930.000
449.000 5.450.000
300.000 4.800.000
209.000 3.430.000
112.000 3.280.000
109.000 -2,760,000
171.000 3.080.000
167.000 3,290,0ft)
197.000 3.640.000
200.000 3.720.000
151.000 4.830.000
197.000 9.740.000

Dollars.
52.410.000
30.810.000
52.820.000
41.870.000
24.220.000
20.590.000
19,940,600
21.540.000
24.690.000
30.800.000
20.870.000
23.490.000
47.080.000

MISSISSIPPI.

1904................................
1905................................
1906................................
1907................................
1908................................
1909................................
1910...............................
1911................................
1912................................
1913................................
1914................................
1915...............................
1916................................
1017 2
...........

3,632,458
3,051,265
3,408,000
3,220,000
3,395,000
3,400,000
3,317,000
3,340,000
2,889,000
3,067,000
3,054,000
2,735,000
3.110.000
2.814.000

1,798,917
1,198,572
1,530,748
1,468,177
1,655,945
1,083,235
1,262,680
1,203,545
1,046,418
1,310,743
1,245,535
953,965
811,794
903,237

74,510,000
62,750,000
73,350,000
80,490,000
73,210,000
74.020,000
89,150,000
59,090,000
62,110,000
82,510,000
45,400,000
54,900,000
73,950,000

861,000
574,000
680,000
652,000
736,000
483,000
561,000
535,000
465,000
583,000
553,000
424,000
361,000

13,410,000
8,890,000
8,440,000
10,110,000
11,510,000
14,190,000
14,700,000
9,360,000
10,140,000
13,060,000
10,340,000
14,540,000
18,840,000

87,920,000
71,640,000
81,790,000
90,600,000
84,720,000
88,210,000
103,850,000
68,450,000
72,250,000
95,570,000
55,740, Oft)
69,440,000
92,790,000

25,000
20,000
25,000
17,000
29,000
22,000
31,000
51,000
30,000
44,000
64,000
37,000
53,000

380,000
320,000
330,000
260,000
390,000
600,000
790,000
1,120,000
650,000
950,000
1,290,000
1,200,000
2,400,000

2,600,000
2,630,000
3,050,000
2,400,000
3,240,000
3,840,000
5,670,000
6,300,000
4,590,000
7,170,000
6,420.000
5,840,000
13,990,000

335,000
295,000
257,000
268,000
286,000
266,000
312,000
476,000
383,000
351,000
412,000
310,000
290,000

5,020,000
5,020,000
5,000,000
5,580,000
5,380,000
7,940,000
9,580,000
9,140,000
8,460,000
9,130,000
8,900,000
11,470,000
15,580,000

34,060,000
37,320,000
32,650,000
38,660,000
33,880,000
48,860,000
59,290,000
59,920,000
58,150,000
59,580,000
44,500,000
50,640,000
72,400,000

MISSOURI. 3

1904...............................
1905...............................
1906................................
1907...............................
1908...............................
1909.............................
1910...............................
1011................................
1912................................
1913................................
1934..............................
1915................................
1916................................

79,403
66,444
91,000
71,000
37,900
106,000
109,000
141,000
112,000
126,000
212,000
150,000
210,000

53,589
2,220,000
44,146
2,310,000
56,628
2,720,000
38,977
2,140,000
64,203
2,850,000
47,433
3,240,000
69,777 . 4,880,000
114,023
5,180,000
67,093
3,940,000
99,618
6,220,000
145,632
5,130,000
83,699
4,640,000
119,923 11,590,000
141 004

NORTH CAROLINA.
1904................................
1905................................
1906................................
1907................................
1908................................
1909................................
1910................................
1911................................
1912................................
1913................................
1914................................
1915................................
1916................................
19172..............................

1,306,968
1,085,568
1,374,000
1,408,000
1,458,000
1,274,000
1,478,000
1,624,000
1,545,000
1,576,000
1,527,000
1,282,000
1,451,000
1,475,000

703,760
619,141
579,326
605,310
646,958
600,606
706,142
1,075,826
865,653
792,545
930,631
699,494
654,603
616,673

29,040,000
32,300,000
27,650,000
33,080,000
28,500,000
40,920,000
49,710,000
50,780,000
49,690,000
50,450,000
35,600,000
39,170,000
56,820,000

|
1 The figures represent equivalent 500-pound bales, gross weight.
2 Figures of acreage relate to acreage planted and those of production are prelim inary.
8 Includes statistics for other cotton-producing localities not nam ed.




148
No. 9 7 .—C otton C rop

COTTON CROP,
S pec ified Y ears , 1904

in
to 1917: A creage H arvested ,
P roduction , and F arm V alue , by States — Continued.

OKLAHOMA.
Y ear.

Area.

Acres.

1904.
1905.
1906 .
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916 .
1917 2

1,315,663
1,234,822
1,981,000
2,196,000
2,311,000
-1,977,000
2,204,000
3,050,000
2,665,000
3,009,000
2,847,000
1,895,000
2.582.000
2.745.000

Cotton.
Product.

Bales.12
804,318
677,106
897,826
862,383
690,752
544,954
923,063
1,022,092
1,021,250
840,387
1,262,176
639,626
823,526
957,676

Value.

Dollars.

33,350,000
35,490,000
43,050,000
47,310,000
30,540,000
37,230,000
61,850,000
45,480,000
56,780,000
49,500,000
42,980,000
35,590,000
70,210,000

Cotton seed.
Product.
Value.

Total value.

Short tons.
Dollars.
385,000 4,820,000
324,000 3,820,000
399,000 5,290,000
883,000 6,660,000
307,000 4,410,000
242,000 6,330,000
410,000 8,610,000
454,000 7,260,000
454,000 7,950,000
373,000 7,650,000
561,000 8,190,000
285,000 8,720,000
356,000 18,970,000

Dollars.
38,170,000
39,310,000
48,340,000
53,970,000
34,950,000
43,560,000
70,460,000
52,740,000
64,730,000
57,150,000
51,170,000
44,310,000
89,180,000

549.000 8, 110,000
515.000 8,880,000
390.000 7.310.000
499.000 10.340.000
522.000 9.630.000
490.000 13.860.000
518.000 14.760.000
732.000 12.590.000
626.000 11.150.000
613.000 15.750.000
652.000 14.190.000
504.000 18.400.000
414.000 22.760.000

56.430.000
65.860.000
49.890.000
72.660.000
61.960.000
89.820.000
96.320.000
90.740.000
80.300.000
104.340.000
73.700.000
81.960.000
104.900.000

2.480.000
2.040.000
1.670.000
1.900.000
2.250.000
3,000,000
3.820.000
3.620.000
2.820.000
4.140.000
3.130.000
4.730.000
8.770.000

16.130.000
16.630.000
16.340.000
17,000,000
17.480.000
19.870.000
27.220.000
24.380.000
19.330.000
28.460.000
16.730.000
2 2 020.000
42,350,000

SOUTH CAROLINA.
1904................................
1905................................
1906................................
1907...............................
1908................................
1909................................
1910................................
1911................................
1912................................
1913................................
1914................................
1915................................
1916................................
10L72 ............................

2,531,875
2,161,923
2,389,000
2,426,000
2,545,000
2,557,000
2,534,000
2,800,000
2,695,000
2,790,000
2,861,000
2,516,000
2,780,000
2,950,000

1,151,170
1,078,047
876,181
1,119,220
1,170,608
1,099,955
1,163,501
1,648,712
1,182,128
1,377,814
1,533,810
1,133,919
931,830
1,235,735

48.320.000
56.980.000
42.580.000
62.320.000
52.330.000
75.960.000
81.560.000
78.150.000
69.150.000
88.590.000
59.510.000
63.560.000
82.140.000

TENNESSEE. 1904...............................
1905................................
1906................................
1907................................
1908................................
1909................................
1910................................
1911................................
1912................................
1913..............................
1914................................
1915................................
1916...............................
19172 ............................

881,341
757,397
814,000
749,000
754,000
788,000
765,000
837,000
783,000
865,000
915,000
772,000
887,000
886,000

829,319
278,637
306,037
275, 235
344,485
246,630
331,947
449,737
276,546
379,471
383,517
303,420
352,422
239,677

13.650.000
14.590.000
14.670.000
15.100.000
15.230.000
16.870.000
23.400.000
20.760.000
16.510.000
24.320.000
13.600.000
17.200.000
33.580.000

158.000
133.000
136.000
122.000
153.000
110.000
148.000
200.000
123.000
169 000
171.000
135.000
170.000

1The figures represent equivalent 500-pound bales, gross weight.
2 Figures ol acreage relate to acreage planted and those of production are prelim inary.




.

COTTON

140

CROP

No. 0 7 .— C otton C rop

in S pe c ifie d Y ears , 1904 to 1917: A creage H arvested ,
P roduction , and F arm V alue , by S tates — Continued.

TEXAS.
Year.

Area.
Acres.
8,355,491
6,945,501
8.894.000
9.156.000
9.316.000
9.930.000
10,060,000
10.943.000
11.338.000
12.597.000
11.931.000
10.510.000
11.400.000
11.640.000

1904.
1905.
1906 .
1907 .
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911 .
1912 .
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916 .
1917 2

Cotton.
Product.

Bales A

Value.

3,145,372
2,541,932
4,174,206
2,300,179
3,814,485
2,522,811
3,049,409
4,256,427
4,880,210
3,944,970
4,592,112
3,227,480
3,725,700
3,124,185

Dollars.

130.470.000
133.330.000
200.320.000
126.310.000
168.960.000
172.590.000
210.260.000
207.500.000
275.490.000
240.450.000
165.770.000
177.830.000
309.790.000

Cotton seed.
Product.
Value.

Dollars.

Total value.

Short tons.
1.507.000
1.219.000
1.858.000
1.024.000
1.698.000
1.129.000
1.356.000
3.893.000
2.171.000
1.755.000
2.043.000
1.436.000
1.658.000

21.690.000
15.540.000
23.230.000
17.770.000
23.650.000
29.350.000
31.050.000
30.670.000
37.120.000
36.150.000
31.260.000
42.070.000
75.940.000

152.100.000
148.870.000
223.550.000
144.080.000
192.610.000
201.940.000
241.310.000
338.170.000
312.610.000
276.600.000
197.030.000
219.900.000
385.730.000

Dollars.

8,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
5,000
4,000
7,000
13,000
11,000
io, ooo
11,000
7,000
12,000

120,000
110,000
120,000
80,000
100,000
120,000
210,000
250,000
240,000
260,000
240,000
260,000
640,000

790,000
890,000
780,000
590,000
640,000
810,000
1,250,000
1,660,000
1,640,000
1,750,000
1,200,000
1,14p,000
2,990,000

VIRGINIA.
1904 ...............................
1905 ...............................
1906................................
1907...............................
1908 ...............................
1909................................
1910...............................
1911...............................
1912...............................
1913...............................
1914...............................
1915...............................
3916................................

47,199
38,664
36; 000
35,000
28,000
25,000
33,000
43,000
47,000
47,000
45,000
34,000
42.000
47.000

16,195
14,923
13,862
9,223
12,326
10,095
14,815
29,891
24,398
23,490
25,222
15,809
27,127
18,523

670,000
780,000
660,000
510,000
540,000
690,000
1,040,000
1,410,000
1,400,000
1,490,000
960,000
880,000
2,350,000
TOTAL.

1904 .
1905.
1906 .
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913 .
1914.
1915 .
1916 .
19172

30,053,739
26,117,153
31.374.000
31.311.000
32.444.000
32.044.000
32.403.000
36.045.000
34.283.000
37.089.000
36.832.000
31.412.000
34.985.000
34.600.000

13,438,012
10,575,017
13,273,809
11,107,179
13,241,799
10,004,949
11,608,616
15,692,701
13,703,421
14,156,486
16.134.930
11,191,820
11.449.930
11,285,999

561.100.000
556.830.000
640.310.000
613.630.000
588.810.000
688.350.000
809.710.000
749.890.000
786.800.000
885.350.000
591.130.000
627.940.000
994.060.000

6,427,500
5.060.000
5.913.000
4.952.000
6.904.000
4.462.000
5.175.000
6.997.000
6.104.000
6.305.000
7.186.000
4.992.000
5.113.000

90.930.000 652.030.000
75.470.000 632.300.000
81,340, 000 721.650.000
87.330.000 700.960.000
92.420.000 681.230.000
123.740.000 812.090.000
133.810.000 943.520.000
119.800.000 869.690.000
117.330.000 904.130.000
141.350.000 1.026.700.000
128.950.000 720.080.000
167.900.000 795.840.000
259.070.000 1.253.130.000

1 The figures represent equivalent 500-pound bales, gross weight.
2 Figures of acreage relate to acreage planted and these of production are prelim inary.




by States .

and

F arm V alue ,1

[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
Area.

1907.................
1908.................
1909.................
1910.................
1911.................
1912.................
1913.................
1914.................
1915.................
1916.................
1917.................

Acres.
14,400
13,824
13,400
16,000
17,000
17,500
18,400
20,200
22,200
22,200
21,10C

Calendar
year.
1907.................
1908.................
1909.................
1910.................
1911.................
1912.................
1913.................
1914.................
1915.................
1916.................
1917.................

Connecticut.
Product. Value.

Illinois.
Area. Product.

Dollars. Acres.
1,100
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,000
900
800
600
700
700
700
Massachusetts.
Area. Product. Value. Area.
Acres. Pounds. Dollars. Acres.
4,700 7,167,500 788,000 1,500
4,512 7,444,800 1,153,944 2,500
4,400 7,040,000 986,600 5,000
5,500 9,615,000 1,427,250 8,000
5,600 9,240,000 1,848,000 6,000
5,800 9,860,000 2,357,000 6,000
6,100 9,455,000 1,986,000 5,100
6,600 11,660,000 2 , 044,000 4,100
8,800 9,680,000 1,404,000 3,500
8,900 14,774,000 3,694,000 3,200
8,400 11,833,000 4,544,000 3,000
Pounds.

21,744,000
23,224,320
22,110,000
27,680, 000
27,625,000
29,750,000
28, 520,000
35,754,000
29,970,000
36,186,000
29,540,000




2,501,000
3,948,134
3,648,150
4,567,200
5,663,125
7,170,000
5,989,000
6,614,000
5,095,000
9,770,000
11,343,000

Pounds.
880,000
1,132,500
1,125,000
1,185,000
760,000
684,000
560,000
468,000
595,000
525,000
660,000
Missouri,
Product.
Pounds.
1,237,500
2,187,500
4,425,000
8,400,000
4,800,000
6,000,000
3,315,000
4,920,000
3,150,000
3,040,000
2,820,000

Value.

Dollars.
88,000
96,262
123,750
112,575
58,500
62,000
64,000
56,000
54,000
52,000
106,000
Value.
Dollars.
186,000
273,438
575,250
1,008,000
576,000
720,000
421,000
640,000
378,000
456,000
598,000

Area.
Acres.
15,000
12,450
20,000
30,000
22,000
18,700
15,900
13,500
13,500
14,800
14,800

Indiana.
Product. Value.

Pounds.

14,100,000
8,715,000
19,000,000
26,400.000
20,020,000
14,960,000
11,925,000
12,150,000
11,340,000
13,764,000
14,060,000

Dollars.

1,382,000
1,045,800
2,090,000
2,508,000
1,561,560
1,346,000
1,312,000
1,094,000
828,000
1,789,000
3,374,000

New York.
Product. Value.

Area.
Acres. Pounds. Dollars.
7,100 8,165,000 490,000
6,177 7,257,975 689,508
6,000 7,050,000 564,000
4,000 5,000,000 425,000
3,800 5,054,000 625,616
4,000 5,200,000 655,000
4,300 4,386,000 535,000
4,600 5,980,000 718,000
4,400 5,280,000 502,000
8,700 4,551,000 592,000
2,500 3,125,000 688,000

Area.

Acres.

270,200
240,000
420,000
525,000
345,000
441,000
370,000
400,000
440,000
484,000
474,000

Kentucky.
Product. Value.

Pounds.

240,478,000
195,600,000
350,700,000
425,250,000
303,600,000
343,980,000
281,200,000
364,000,000
356,400,000
435,600,000
426,600,000

DoUars.

21,529,000
17,799,600
37,174,200
36,996,750
23,377,200
29,926,000
28,120,000
30,576,000
27,799,000
55,321,000
96,838,000
N orth Carolina.
Area. Product.
Value.
Acres. Pounds.
Dollars.
161,400 100,875,000 11,096,000
200,000 134,000,000 14,070,000
240,000 144,000,000 13,680,000
200,000 120,000,000 12,720,000
140,000 99,400,000 11,530,400
179,000 110,980,000 17,757,000
250,000 167,500,000 30,988,000
265,000 172,250,000 19,809,000
320,000 198,400,000 22,221,000
320,000 176,000,000 35,200,000
325,000 204,750,000 64,496,000

M aryland.
Area. Product. Value.

Acres.

25,700
26,000
25,000
30,000
26,000
26,000
25,000
22,000
22,000
25,500
28,600
Area.
Acres.
67,200
50,400
90,000
110,000
88,000
86,200
81,900
86,800
93,700
100,000
103,200

Pounds.

16,962,000
18,200,000
17,750,000
20,700,000
19,110,000
17,160,000
18,500,000
17,600,000
16,280,000
19,635,000
22.594,000
Ohio.
Product.

Pounds.
60,480,000
38,768,000
83,250,000
89,100,000
81,400,000
79,304,000
61,425,000
78,120,000
84,330,000
95,000,000
99,072,000

Dollars.

1,103,000
1,366,000
1,473,250
1,593,900
1,433,250
1,373,000
1,720,000
1,408,000
1,384,000
3,142,000
4,519,000
Value.
Dollars.
5,080,000
3,545,640
8,741,2*0
7,573,500
6,186,400
7,217,000
7,002,000
6,875,000
7,590,000
12,350,000
24,768,000

TOBACCO CROP,

Calendar
year.

150

No. 98.—TOBACCO CROP IN CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, 1907 TO 1917: E stimated A ckeage , P roduct ,

C alendar year.

Calendar year.
1907..................................................
1908..................................................
1909..................................................
1910..................................................
1911..................................................
1912..................................................
1913..................................................
1914..................................................
1915..................................................
1916..................................................
1917..................................................

Pounds.

Dollars.

40,320,000 3,024,000
39,008,000 4,095,840
30,782,000 2,765,880
64,500,000 5,998,600
65,320,000 6,205,400
64,090,000 5,448,000
46,680,000 3,501,000
47,995,000 4,050,000
42,390,000 3,900,000
49,096,000 6,972,000
58,100,000 12,201,000

West Virginia.
Area. Product. Value.

Acres.
4,800
6,200
14,400
25,000
15,000
15,800
15,000
10,800
11,300
14,100
11,300

Pounds.

3,456,000
4,650,000
12,600,000
16,000,000
11,250,000
12,008,000
10,200,000
8,856,000
9,831,000
12,690,000
9,040,000

South Carolina.
Area. Product. Value.

Acres.
22,300
29,000
40,000
25,000
13,600
35,000
43,800
60,000
65,000
39,000
72,000
Area.

Pounds.

Dollars,

20,070,000 2,147,000
25,085,000 2,508,500
32,000,000 2,336,000
15,750,000 1,354,500
11,016,000 1,388,016
24,500,000 2,670,000
33,288,000 4,594,000
36,500,000 3,540,000
37,700,000 2,639,000
20,280,000 2,839,000
51,120,000 11,809 , 000
Wisconsin.
Product. Value.

Area.

Tennessee.
Product.
Value.

Acres.
46,500
65,000
73,000
110,000
77,000
110,000
90,000
74,400
92,900
102,200
101,000

37,200,000 3,646,000
/ 52,000,000 4,680,000
63,290,000 4,156,620
83,600,000 7,022,400
62,370,000 5,301,450
72,600,000 5,155,000
64,800,000 5,443,000
63,468,600 4,760,000
69,675,000 4,390,000
81,760,000 8,258,000
81,810,000 13,908,000

Pounds.

Dollars.

All other States.
Area. Product.
Value.

Area.

Virginia.
Product.

Value.

Acres.
98,100
140,000
155,000
192,000
160,000
187,000
200,000
175,000
192,500
190,000
185,000

Pounds.
74,656,000
114,100,000
120,125,000
149,760,000
128,000,000
112,200,000
154,000,000
113,750,000
144,375,000
129,200,000
129,500,000

Dollars.
7,828,000
10,497,200
10,210,625
13,478,400
12,288,000
13,464,000
21,406,000
10,238,000
13,571,000
18,863,000
34,318,000

Total.
Product.

Value.

Area.

Pounds.
Dollars. Acres. Pounds. Dollars. Acres. Pounds. Dollars.
Acres.
Dollars.
346,000 36,100 38,610,000 2,610,000 13,700 11,825,000 4,717,000 820,800 698,126,000 71,411,000
875,425 718,061,380 74,130,186
651,000 35,000 39,550,000 3,955,000 13,422 12,138,285 3,755,319
1,663,200 31,500 37,170,000 3,419,640
9,900 6,990,000 2,111,950 1,180,300. 949,357,000 95,719,365
1,648,000 34,000 35,700,000 2,677,500
7,100 4,875,000 1,030,950 1,366,100 1,103,415,000 102,142,425
900,000 41,000 51,250,000 5,125,000
5,800 4,904,000 1,242,470 1,012,800 905,109,000 85,210,387
1,321,000 42,200 54,438,000 5,988,000
6,500 5,141,000 1,434,000 1,225,800 962,855,000 104,063,000
1,224,000 43,000 50,740,000 6,089,000
7,900 7,240,000 2,087,000 1,216,100 953,734,000 122,481,000
974,000 45,600 53,808,000 5,919,000
8,200 7,510,000 2,066,000 1,223,500 1,034,679,000 101,411,000
983,000 41,000 36,900,000 2,214,000
7,000 5,941,000 1,329,000 1,369,900 1,062,237,000 96,281,000
1,904,000 43,900 55,753,000 6,969,000
5,100 5,424,000 1,501,000 1,413,400 1,153,278,000 169,672,000
2,712,000 48,300 45,885,000 8,030,000
6,200 6,042,000 3,190,000 1,446,600 1,196,451,000 297,442,000
1 The value given la for Deo. 1.

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Acres.
32,000
29,440
31,200
48,000
46,000
44,200
38,900
33,100
31,400
36,100
41,500

Pennsylvania.
Product. Value.

TOBACCO CROP.

1907 ....................................................
1908....................................................
1909.............................................. ..
1910....................................................
1911....................................................
1912....................................................
1913....................................................
1914....................................................
1915....................................................
1916..................................................
1917 ..A .............................................

Area.

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P R O D U C T IO N

OF

W OOL,

No. 99.—WOOL, WASHED AND UNWASHED: P ro d u c tio n , Ca l e n d a r
Y ea r s 1916 a n d 1917, w ith N u m b er o f F leeces a n d W e ig h t p e r F l e e c e , by
St a t e s .

[Source: Reports of the Departm ent of Agriculture.]
1916

State.

Alabama..............................................
Arizona................................................
Arkansas.............................................
California............................................
Colorado..............................................
Connecticut........................................
Delaware.............................................
Florida.................................................
Georgia..................................... ...........
Idaho....................................................
Illinois..................................................
Indiana................................................
Iowa......................................................
Kansas.................................................
K entucky............................................
Louisiana............................................
Maine....................................................
M aryland.............................................
Massachusetts.....................................
Michigan..............................................
Minnesota............................................
Mississippi.................^.......................
Missouri...............................................
M ontana..............................................
Nebraska.............................................
N evada................................................
New H am pshire................................
New Jersey.........................................
New Mexico........................................
New Y ork...........................................
N orth Carolina...................................
North Dakota.....................................
Ohio......................................................
Oklahoma...........................................
Oregon..................................................
Pennsylvania.....................................
Rhode Island.....................................
South Carolina...................................
South Dakota.....................................
Tennessee............................................
Texas....................................................
U tah......................................................
Vermont..............................................
Virginia................................................
W ashington........................................
W est Virginia.....................................
Wisconsin............................................
W yoming............................................
Total..........................................




19171

Number of Weight Production. Number of W eight Production.
fleeces. of fleece.
fleeces. of fleece.
100,000
915,000
85,000
1,850,000
1,400,000
14,000
5,000
111,000
165,000
1,980,000
515,000
650,000
650,000
185,000
t25,000
180,000
130,000
129,000
18,000
1,165,000
385,000
150,000
680,000
3,150,000
230,000
1,340,000
28,000
16,000
3,200,000
530,000
135,000
180,000
1,950,000
74,000
1,760,000
650,000
5,000
24,000
475,000
425,000
1,800,000
2,080,000
78,000
378,000
555,000
550,000
335,000
3,675,000
35,700,000

Pounds.
3.5
6.5
4.1
6.3
6.0
5.4
6.0
3.1
3.0
7.6
7.5
6.8
7.5
7.2
5.0
3.5
6.5
5.8
6.9
7.1
7.0
3.6
6.8
7.8
8.0
7.5
6.6
5.0
5.7
6.7
4,2
7.5
7.0
6.8
7.5
6.5
5.0
4.0
7.5
4.4
5.7
7.2
7.4
5.0
8.6
5.0
7.5
8.4
6.86

Pounds.
350,000
5,950,000
350,000
11,600,000
8,400,000
75,000
30,000
345,000
495,000
15,000,000
3,855,000
4,420,000
4,875,000
1,330,000
3,125,000
590,000
850,000
750,000
125,000
8,275,000
2,695,000
540,000
4,625,000
24,700,000
1,830,000
10,000,000
185,000
80,000
18,240,000
3,550,000
570,000
1,350,000
13,650,000
500,000
13,200,000
4,225,000
25,000
95,000
3,560,000
1,870,000
10,250,000
15,000,000
580,000
1,900,000
4,750,000
2,750,000
2,510,000
31,000,000
244,890,000
43,600,000
288,490,000

i Preliminary figures.

106,000
897,000
78,000
1,740,000
1,378,000
14,000
5,000
127,000
157,000
1,974,000
488,000
619,000
633,000
191,000
619,000
156,000
126,000
126,000
18,000
1,107,000
380,000
149,000
687,000
3,071,000
256,000
1,397,000
27,000
15,000
3,176,000
517,000
146,000
192,000
1,881,000
77,000
1,610,000
650,000
4,000
24,000
512,000
423,000
1,435,000
2,053,000
82,000
405,000
594,000
539,000
334,000
3,705,000
34,900,000

Pounds.
3.3
6.5
4.5
7.0 ,
6.4
5.5
5.8
2.8
2.9
7.6
7.9
7.0
7.7
7.6
4.8
3.6
6.6
6.0
6.5
7.4
7.8
3.3
7.0
7.6
7.5
7.3
6.7
5.2
5.8
6.8
3.8
7.4
7.4
6.5
8.2
6.5
6.2
4.0
7.3
4.2
7.0
7.6
7.3
4.6
8.4
5.0
7.9
8.2
7.04

Pounds.
350,000
5,831,000
350,000
12,180,000
8,820,000
75,000
31,000
355,000
455,000
15,000,000
3,855,000
4,332,000
4,875,000
1,450,000
2,969,000
560,000
833,000
758,000
119,000
8,192,000
2,964,000
491,000
4,810,000
23,342,000
1,922,000
10,200,000
' 183,000
80,000
18,422,000
3,514,000
553,000
1,418,000
13,923,000
500,000
13,200,000
4,225,000
2^,000
95,000
3,738,000
1,776,000
10,045,000
15,600,000
597,000
1,862,000
4,988,000
2,695,000
2,636,000
30,380,000
245,573,000
40,000,000
285,573,000

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[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
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4,097 19,868
140,729 142,517
284,410 317,460
3,137,338 4,941,996
122,384 222,600
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1,788
33,050
1,804,658
100,216
1,295
-13,837
. . 137,017
. . .
- 677
2,038,058

e e

-15.4
384.9
1.3
11.6
57.5
81.9
650.8
-18.8
80.4
-67.6
48.5

2 Per cent not calculated when base is less than 100.

No. 101.—SORGHUM CANE: A c r e a g e a n d P r o d u c t io n ,

Sta tes.

1899

and

1909,

by

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Acreage.

Production (tons).
Increase.1

State.
1899

Amount. Percent.

17,819
2,988
453
586
33,071 15,387
647
507
3,169
3,118
379
379
4.059
Georgia......................... 11,553 15,612
9,158 15,039
Illinois..........................
5,881
4,298
Indiana........................
7,955 12,253
Iowa.............................. 8,287
6,225 -2,062
Kansas......................... 20,689 15,406 -5.283
K entucky.................... 21,982 62,327 40,345
937
1,690
753
Louisiana.....................
Michigan......................
377
416
39
Minnesota.................... 2,283
1,709 - 574
Mississippi.................. 15,734 17,851
2,117
Missouri....................... 30,997 45,088 14,091
4,034 — 744
Nebraska.....................
4,778
New Mexico................
81
2,371
2,290
1,009
North Carolina............ 20,227 21,227
4,709 - 328
Ohio.............................. 5,037
9,069
Oklahoma................... * 16,477 25,546
8,445
1,195
7,250
South Carolina...........
Tennessee.................... 31,364 52,907 21,543
28,224
26,803 55,027
Texas...................; —
371
340 - 31
U tah.............................
249
8,288
Virginia........................ 8,039
8,607
1,737
6,870
West Virginia.............
Wisconsin.................... 2,399
2,281 - 118
1,020
355
All other S ta te s.........
665
Total................... 293,152 444,089 150,937
Alabama......................
Arizona........................
Arkansas......................
California.....................
Colorado.......................

14,831
133
17,684
140
51

1909




Increase.1
1899

20.1
340.6
87.0
362.1

93,299
953
122,779
1,085
349

35.1
64.2
54.0
-24.9
-25.5
183.5
80.4
10.3
-25.1
13.5
45.5
-15.6
(2)4.9
- 6.5
55.0
16.5
68.7
105.3
- 8.4
3.1
25.3
- 4.9
53.4
51.5

78,768
" 84,326
• 65,685
58,347
88,846
152,321
6,091
2,787
14,369
119,164
201,165
14,119
314
112,056
38,759
* 49,237
49,530
226,523
174,965
3,080
73,137
56,469
16,963
4,560
1,910,046

1 A minus sign ( —) denotes decrease.
2 Per cent not calculated when base is less than 100.

e

a

1 909

1909

72,388
1,451
93,123
3,021
7,161
2,173
64,336
90,287
79,672
28,957
60,821
226,303
6,073
2,765
13,253
55,359
201,206
10,477
2,819
86,462
28,644
64,599
27,612
205,901
101,691
1,654
41,449
48,094
13,735
5,776
1,647,262

Amount. Percent.
- 20,911
498
- 29,656
1,936
6,812
2,173
— 14,432
5,961
13,987
- 29,390
- 28,025
73,982
18
22
- 1,116
- 63,805
41
- 3,642
2,505
- 25,594
- 10,115
15,362
- 21,918
- 20,622
- 73,274
- 1,426
- 31,688
- 8,375
- 3,228
1,216
-262,784

-22.4
52.3
-24.2
178.4
1,951.9
-18.3
7.1
21.3
-50.4
-31.5
48.6
- 0.3
- 0.8
- 7.8
-53.5
(*>
-25.8
797.8
-22.8
-26.1
31.2
-44.3
- 9.1
-41.9
-46.3
-43.3
-1 4 .8
-19.0
26.7
-13.8

8 Less than one-tenth of 1 per cent.
3 Includes Indian Territory.

rr

c

c

154
No.

STTGAB B E E T AND FLA X SEED CROPS.

102. — SUGAR

'

Acreage

BEETS:

and

S tates.

P roduction,

1899 and 1909, by

{Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerced
Acreage.
State.

1899

California.....................
Colorado.......................
Illinois..........................
Michigan......................
Minnesota....................
Nebraska.....................
New Mexico................
New Y ork...................
Oregon.........................
U tah.............................
W ashington................
W isconsin....................
All o th erS ta tes.........
Total..................

No.

Increase.1

1909

1899

Amount. Per cent.

4,443
78,957
108,032
15,601
1,181
756
1,051
5,851
40,247 78,779
2,238
2,114
8,804
8,1562
4,191
1,298
55
1,313
2,053
7,036
1,176
2,510
7,546 27,472
1,820
1,863
34 12,379
1,207
137
1,701
110,170 364,093

4,443
91.4
37,715
106,988 9,779.5
15,601
- 189 -13.8
756
1,051
5,851
38,532
95.7
124
5.9
8,804
-51.6
-4,471
-95.8
-1,243
- 740 -30.0
7,036
-1,334 -53.1
264.1
19,926
- 43 - 2.3
12,345
(2)
1,207
1,564 M i i - i
253,923
230.5

41, 242
1,004
1,370

1
2

Production (tons).
1909

49,630
356,535 845,191
6,656 1,231,712
179,661
9,109 14,981
7,194
7,117
50,736
215,373 707,639
15,959 24,140
109,434
62,470 39,874
3,965
239
16,003 10,990
63,096
14,462 15,606
85,914 413,946
6,149 13,794
233 127,526
13,418
525
6,333
793,353 3,932,857

Increase.
Amount. Per cent.
49,630
488,656
1,225,056
179,661
5,872
7,194
7,117
50.736
492,266
8,181
109,434
-22,596
- 3,726
- 5,013
63,696
1,144
328,032
7,645
127,293
13,418
5,808
3,139,504

137.1
18,405.3
64. S
228.6
51.3
-3 6 .2
-9 4 .0
-3 1 .3
7.9
381.8
124.3
54,632.2
1,106.3
395.7

A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.
Per cent not calculated when base is less than 100.

103. — FLAXSEED CBOP: E s t im a t e d A c r e a g e , P r o d u c t io n ,
1907 to 1916, a n d i n 1917 b y S t a t e s .

and

Value ,

[Source: Reports of the Departm ent of Agriculture.]
State.

Iowa.........................................................
Kansas.....................................................
Minnesota...............................................
Missouri...................................................
M ontana..................................................
Nebraska.................................................
North Dakota........................................
South Dakota........................................
W yom ing..............................................
Total, 1917....................................
1907...........................................................
1908...........................................................
1909...........................................................
1910...........................................................
1911...........................................................
1912..........................................................
1913.........................................................
1914........................................................
1915..........................................................
1916...........................................................



Acres.
2,000
1
2
34,000
2

6

Farm
value,
Dec. 1.

Produc­
tion.

Area.

2

,
,

0
0

J3tisheU.
14,000
0 132,000
0
238,000
, 0
1,980,000
051,000
0
1,266,000
28; 000
3,764,000
980,000

422,000
5,000
965,000
140,000
3,000
2
0
1,809,000 8,473,000
2,864,000 25,851,000
2,697,000 25,805,000
2,742,000 25,856,000
2,467,000 12,718,000
2,757,000 19,370,000
2,851,000 28,073,000
2,291,000 17,853,000
1,645,000 13,749,000
1,387,000 14,030,000
1,474,000 14,296,0C0

0
0

Average
Average
farm
price per Average value of
yield yield per
bushel, per acre.
Dec. 1.
acre,
Dec. 1.

Dollars. Dollars. Bushels. DeHart.
1? 5ft
7.0
35,000
2.50
1
1
. 0
363;doo
2.75
30.25
690,000
2.90
7.0
20.30
0
5,841,000
2.95
9.0 ' 26.55
8.5
140,000
2.75
23.38
3,735.000
2.95
3.0
8.85
5.5
70,000
2.50
13.75
11,292,000
3.00
3.9
11.70
2,930,000
2.99
7.0
20.93
, 0 52,000 0
0
2.61
6.5
16.96
25,148,000
2.97
4.7
13.90
24,713,000
.96
9.0
8.64
30,577,000
1.18
9.6
11.33
39,466,000
1.53
9.4
14.39
-29,472,000
2.32
5.2
11.95
1.82
35,272,000
7.0
12.79
32.202,000
1.15
9.8
11.29
21,399,000
1
. 2 7.8
0
9.34
17,318,000
1.26
8.4
10.53
24,410,000
1.74
1
0
. 1
17.60
35,541,000
2.49
24,11
9.7

155

C fiO P A C R E A G E ,

No. 104.—ACREAGE FOB ALL CBOPS WITH ACREAGE REPORTS: 1899 and
1909.

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.)
Crop.
Cereals:

_n

1909

Increase.1
Amount.
3,468,992
5,619,743
-8,325,982
3,228,510
70,988
141,269
1,308,640
573,622
267,901
6,413,743

3.7
19.0
— 15.8
72.2
8.8
6.9
513.5
78.3
3.5

349,150
10,791
336,729
353,233
— 27,375
81,308
1,082,254
10,589,707
193,451
7,768,737

76.9
- 41.9
34.8
68.4
- 1.3

253,923
150', 937
89,863
494,723

230.5
51.5
23.2
62.6

147,528
8,395
10,920
23,632
104,571

82.6
- 52.3
- 19.6
- 65.7
36.5

3,668,855
641,255
2,703,269
7,073,379

730,077
103,943
601,139
1,435,159

24.8
19.3
27.8
25.5

143,045
49,004
48,668
18,431
13,312
272,460
18,248
80,618
311,293,382

— 8,318
1,207
— 12,248
i;933
- 13,604
— 37,310
8,941
21,126
28,075,102

- 5.5
— 2.4
- 20.1
- 9.5
- 50.5
- 12.0
96.1
35.5
9.9

94,913,673
29,539,698
52,588,574
4,470,196
807,060
2,054,292
266,513
342,214
184,982,220

98,382,665
35,159,441
44,262,592
7,698,706
878,048
2,195,561
1,635,153
573,622
610,175
191,395,963

453,841
25,738
968,370
516,654
2,110,517
(2)
4,075,120
61,691,069
1,101,460
24,275,101

802,991
14,947
1,305,099
869,887
2,083,142
81,308
5,157,374
72,280,776
1,294,911
32,043,838

110,170
293,152
386,986
790,308

364,093
444,0S9
476,849
1,285,031

178,584
16,042
55,613
2 35,974
286,213

326,102
7,647
44,693
12,342
390,784

2,938,778
537,312
2,162,130
5,638,220

151,363
50,211
60,916
20,364
26i916
Total.........................................................................
309,770
9,307
69,492
283,218,280

Other grains and seeds:

Sugar crops:
Total.........................................................................
Minor field crops:
Total.........................................................................
Vegetables:
Total.........................................................................
6 mall fruits:

Per cent.

-

-

26,6
17.2
17.6
32.0

1A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.
8 Acreage reports for miscellaneous seeds were consolidated with those for minor field crops in 1900.
* Several mops or farm products for which the Census Bureau has no separate acreage reports yielded
considerable returns. The acreage of cotton seed, if separately reported, would he a duplication of the
acreage of cotton; th a t of grass seed, of hay and forage crops; and that of vegetable and flower seeds, of
vegetables and of flowers and plants. Such products as flax fiber, flax straw, other straw , and cornstalks
andleaves come from the acreage reported under cereals. No acreage could be given for the maple sugar
and sirup or forest products. The num ber of treas of bearing age and the num ber not of bearing age were
thought to be more satisfactory as a measure of the extent of the fruit and nut industry than acreage, and,
therefore, acreage reports are not shown except for small fruits.



156

C H O P P R O D U C T IO N ,

No. 105.—PRODUCTION OF ALL CROPS FOR WHICH QUANTITY
PRODUCED CAN BE GIVEN: 1899 AND 1909.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Crop-1*

Increase.8
Amount.

Per cent.

Cereals:
Com........................................................... .bushels.. 2,666,324,370 2,552,189,630 -114,134,740
- 4.3
Oats........................................................... ....d o .... 943,389,375 1,007,142,980 63,753,605
6.8
658,534,252 683,379,259 24,845,007
Wheat.......................................................
3.8
Barley................................. .....................
119,634,877 173,344,212 53,709,335
44.9
11,233,515 14,849,332
3,615,817
32.2
Buckwheat..............................................
3,951,832
R ye........................................................... ___d o .... 25,568,625 29,520,457
15.5
Kafir corn and milo maize...................
5,169,113 17,597,305 12,428,192
240.4
12,702,710 12,702,710
Rice (rough) T......................................... ___d o ....
9,002,886 21,838,580 12,835,694
142.6
Total........................................
4,438,857,013 4,512,564,465 73,707,452
1.7
Other grains and seeds:
Dry edible beans................................... .bushels.. 5,064,490 11,251,160
6,186,670
122.2
Other beans............................................. ___do___
143,388
36,345
25.3
179,733
Dry peas................................................... ....d o ___ 9,440,210
7,129,294 - 2,310,916
-24.5
Peanuts....................................................
11,964,109 19,415,816
7,451,707
62.3
Flaxseed...................................................
19,979,492 19,512,765 466,727
- 2.3
Grass seed................................................
6,671,348
4,865,078
1,806,270
37.1
79,251,562 97,453,735 18,202,173
H ay and forage...............................................
23.0
Tobacco............................................................ .pounds.. 868,112,865 1,055,764,806 187,651,941
21.6
Cotton.............................................................
9,534,707 10,649,268
1,114,561
11.7
Cotton seed8...................................................
5,324,634
557,281
4,767,353
11.7
Sugar crops:
3,139,504
Sugar beets...............................................
793,353
3,932,857
395.7
1,647,262 — 262,784
Sorghum cane..............*.........................
1,910,046
-13.8
Sugar cane................................................
4,202,202
6,240,260
2,038,058
48.5
Minor field crops:
-13.2
Broom com.............................................. .pounds.. 90,947,370 78,959,958 - 11,987,412
Hem p........................................................
11,750,630
7,483,295 - 4,267,335
-36.3
49,209,704 40,718,748 - 8,490,956
Hops..........................................................
-17.3
Vegetables:
42.4
Potatoes.................................................... .bushels.. 273,318,167 389,194,965 115,876,798
42,517,412 59,232,070 16,714,658
Sweet potatoes and yam s.....................
39.3
Fruits and nuts:
Fruits—
Small fruits—
- 0.7
Strawberries............................. ..quarts.. 257,427,103 255,702,035 - 1,725,068
Blackberries and dewberries. ___d o .... 62,189,885 55,343,570 - 6,846,315
-1 1 .0
60,918,196 - 15,709,911
-20.5
Raspberries and loganberries. __ do___ 76,628,107
Cranberries................................
31,600,512 38,243,060
6,642,548
21.0
16,359,002 - 19,014,003
-53.8
All other.................................... ___do___ 35,373,005
463,218,612 426,565,863 — 36,652,749
Total small fru its..............
- 7.9
Orchard fruits—
Apples........................................ .bushels.. 175,397,600 146,122,318 - 20,275,282
-16.7
129.8
15,432,603 35,470,276 20,037,673
Peaches and nectarines..........
33.4
Pears........................................... ___do___
6,625,417
8,840,733
2,215,316
8,764,032 15,480,170
76.6
Plum s and prunes................... ___do___
6,716,138
4,126,099
1,252,600
43.6
Cherries...................................... ___do___
2,873,499
Apricots.....................................
4,150,263
1,508,135
57.1
2,642,128
630,321
493,836 136,485
-21.7
All other.................................... — do___
Total orchard fruits...........
2,318,095
1.1
212,365,600 214,683,695
Grapes.............................................. .pounds.. 1,300,984,097 2,571,065,205 1,270,081,108
97.6
Subtropical fruits—
216.0
Oranges.....................................
6,167,891 19,487,481 13,319,590
Lemons...................................... ___do___
2,770,313
1,893,437
215.9
876,876
1,189,250
1,158,460 3,762.3
Pomelos (grapefruit)........... . ___do___
30,790
169.8
Figs........................................... .pounds.. 12,994,834 35,060,395 22,065,561
Pineapples................................
95,456
778,651
683,195
715.7
Olives........................................
5,053,637 16,405,493 11,351,856
224.6
N uts—
Almonds..........................................
6,793,539 349,171
- 4.9
7,142,710
Pecans.............................................. ___do___
9,890,769
208.4
3,206,850
6,683,919
W alnuts (Persian or English)... ___do___ 10,668,065 22,026,524 11,358,459
106.5
All other4*...................................... ___do___ 19,011,200 23,617,178
.
24.2
4,605,978
Total n u ts ...........................
40,028,825 62,328,010 22,299,185
55.7
1 Quantity could not be shown w ith any degree of accuracy for flower and vegetable seeds and other
miscellaneous classes of seeds, or for m any minor crops. No satisfactory unit of measure could be found
for such major crops as miscellaneous vegetables, flowers and plants, nursery products, and forest products.
* A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.
8 Estimated.
* D oesnotinclude coconuts, which are reported by num ber.




157

CHOP VALU E.

No. 106.—VALUE OF ALL CROPS: 1899 a n d 1909.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Crop.
Cereals:
Corn......................................................
Oats......................................................
W heat..................................................
Barley..................................................
Buckwheat.........................................
R ye.......................................................
Kafir corn and milo maize...............
Emm er.and spelt..............................
Rice (rough).......................................
Total.........................................
Other grains and seeds:
W ith acreage reports—
Dry edible beans........................
Other beans.................................
Dry peas.......................................
Peanuts........................................
Flaxseed.......................................
Miscellaneous seeds...................
Total w ith acreage reports..
Grass seed...........................................
Flower and vegetable seeds............
Total other grains and seeds
Hay and forage.........................................
Tobacco......................................................
Cotton and cotton seed:
Cotton..................................................
Cotton seed 2.......................................
Total.........................................
Sugar crops:
W ith acreage reports—
Sugar beets..................................
Sorghum canc.............................
Sugar cane...................................
Total w ith acreage reports..
Maple sugar and sirup.....................
Total sugar crops...................
Minor field crops:
W ith acreage reports—
Broom corn.................................
H em p...........................................
Hops.............................................
All other.......................................
Total w ith acreage reports..
W ithout acreage reports..................
Total minor field crops..........
Vegetables:
Potatoes..............................................
Sweet potatoes and yam s................
Other vegetables...............................
Total.........................................

1899

Amount.

Per cent.

828,192,388 1,438,553,919
414,697,422
217,098,584
657,656,801
369,945,320
41,631,762
92,458,571
9,330,592
5,747,853
20,421,812
12,290,540
1,367,040
10,816,940
5,584,050
6,329,562
16,019,607
1,482,603,049 2,665,539,714

Dollars.

Dollars.

610,361,531
197,598,838
287,711,481
50,826,809
3,582,739
8,131,272
9,449,900
5,584,050
9,690,045
1,182,936,665

73.7
91.0
77.8
122.1
62.3
66.2
691.3
153.1
79.8

7,633,636
134,084
7,908,966
7,270,515
19,624,901

14,137,846
106,976
3,054,773
11,001,414
9,345,653
768,625
38,415,287
6,909,266
584,994
45,909,547
339,750,174
47,314,954

185.2
79.8
38.6
151.3
47.6

42,572,102
8,228,417
826,019
51,626,538
484,254.703
56,987,902

21,771,482
241,060
10,963,739
18,271,929
28,970,554
768,625
80,987,389
15,137,683
1,411,013
97,536,085
824,004,877
104,302,856

323,758,171
46,950,575
370,708,746

703,619,303
121,076,984
824,696,287

379,861,132
74,126,409
453,987,541

117.3
157.9
122.5

3,323,240
6,103,102
20,541,636

29,967,978
2,636,711
32,604,689

19,880,724
10,174,457
26,415,952
56,471,133
5,177,809
61,648,942

16,557,484
4,071,355
5,874,316
26,503,155
2,541,098
29,044,253

498.2
66.7
28.6
88.4
96.4
89.1

3,588,414
546,338
4,081,929
584,153
8,800,834
789,958
9,590,792

5,134,434
412,699
7,844,745
595,674
13,987,552
4,081,106
18,068,658

1,546,020
-133,639
3,762,816
11,521
5,186,718
3,291,148
8,477,866

43.0
-24.5
92.2
2.0
58.9
416.6
88.4

98,380,110
19,869,840
120,281,811
238,531,761

166,423,910
35,429,176
216,257,068
418,110,154

68,043,800
15,559,336
95,975,257
179,578,393

69.2
78.3
79.8
75.3

1A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.




Increase.1

1909

Dollars.

2 Estimated,

90.2
84.0
70.8
88.9
70.2
83.0

158

CROP VALXJE
No. 106.—Value op All Crops: 1899 and 1909—Continued.
Crop.

Fruits and nuts;
Fruits—
Small fruits—

1899

Dollars.

1909

25,029,757

Dollars.
17,913,926
3,909,831
5,132,277
1,755,613
1,262,834
29,974,481

Increase.
Amount.

Per cent.

Dollars.

4,944,724

19.8

83,750,961
14,090,234

83,231,492
28,781,078
7,910,600
10,299,495
7,231,160
2,884,119
529,403
140,867,347
22,027,961

57,116,386
7,937,727

68.2
56.3

8,227,838

17,566,464
2,993,738
2,060,610
803,810
734,090
404,574
143,467
24,706,753

16.478,915

200.3

U,949,931
133,048,721
18,758,864
10,123,873
109,864,774
Total ‘w ith acreage reports......... 2,768,339,569
Total with no acreage reports.. 230,364,843
2,998,704,412

711,670
971,596
2,297,336
466,772
4,447,674
222,024,216
34,872,329
21,050,822
195,306,283
5,073,997,594
413,163,629
5,487,161,223

2,497,743
88,975,495
16,113,465
10,926,949
85,441,509
2,305,658,025
182,798,786
2.488,458,811

128.1
66.9
85.9
107.9
77.8
83.3
79.3
83.0

Orchard fruits—

Subtropical fruits—

N uts—




1 Includes coconuts.

No.

107.—DOMSSTIO

N umber in 1900 a n d 1910, with V a l u e s
H e a d a n d N u m b e r o p F a r m s a n d I n o l o s u r e s R e p o r t in g f o r 1910.
(Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

ANIMALS ON FARMS AND NOT ON FARMS:

Values

per

and

Horses, mules, and asses and burros.
Dairy cows.
Humber, 1900:
On f a r m s .... ....................

Mules.

Asses and
burros.

Total.

Swine.

Sheep.

Goats.

67,719,410
1,616,422
69,335,832

18,267,020
2,936,881
21,203,901

3,264,815
173,908
3,438,523

94,165
16,847
110,012

21,625,800
3,126,036
24,752,436

62,868,041
1,818,114
64,686,155

61,603,713 1,870,599
231,301
78,353
61,733,014 1,948,952

20,625,432
1,170,338
21,795,770

61,803,866
1,878,782
63,682,648

19,833,113
3,182,789
23,015,902

4,209,769
270,371
4,480.140

105.698
16,502
122,200

24,148,580
3,469,662
27,618,242

58,185,676
1,287,960
59,473,636

52,447,861 2,915,125
390,887 114,670
52,838,748 3,029,795

1,499,523,607 2,083,588,195
60,316,281
422,204,393
1,560,339,868 2,505,792,588

525,391,863
39,374,634
564,766,397

13,200,112
1,701,386
14.901,498

2,622,180,170
463,280,313
3,085,460,483

399,338,308
10,076,260
409,414,568

232,841,585 6,176,423
1,822,943 365,749
234,664,528 6,542,172

108.59
133.52
111.72

All domestic
animals.

24.26
82.37
24.50

105.06
132.65
108.87

124.80
145.83
126.06

124.89
103.10
121.94

5,284,016
899,346
6,184,262

4,692,814
1,392,771
6,085,585

1,889,005
74,666
1,943,071

43,927
8,216
52,143

6

7.82
6

4,351,761
347,936
4., 699, G87

.

8
.

6 4

8

8

4.66

610,894
6,140
G1?,G34

.

4

4
2.12
3.19
2.16

82,755
23,745
106,500

...............

4,760,060,093
536,361,626
5>296,421,619

A N IM A L S .

17,135,633
973,033
18,108,666

T otal..................................
Value, 1910:
On farm s..............d o lls .. 706,236,807
Not on farms___ _ .dolls.. 47,001,623
T otal...................d o lls.. 753,237,930
Average value per head, 1910:
34.24
40.16
34.56
T otal..................... dolls..
H um ber Of farms and inclo­
sures reporting, 1910:
5,140,869
Barns and other inck>867,226
T otal..................................
6,003,095

.
6,034,733
2,013,663
8,048,346

159




Horses.

D O M E ST IC

T o ta l.- ....a ..................
Number, 1910:
On farms.................... *.........

All cattle.

A verage

160

FARM

A N IM A L S,

No. 108.—NUMBER AND VALUE OF SPECIFIED FARM ANIMALS: 1891
to

1918.

[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
January 1—
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
19011
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.
1918.
January 1—

Horses.
Number.
Value.
14,056,750
15,498,140
16,206,802
16,081,139
15,893,318
15,124,057
14,364,667
33,960,911
13,665,307
13,637,524
16,744,723
16,531,224
16,557,373
16,736,059
17,057,702
18,718,578
19,746,583
19.992.000
20.640.000
21.040.000
20.277.000
20.509.000
20.567.000
20.962.000
21.195.000
21.159.000
21. 210.000
21,563,000

Dollars.

Mules.
Number.
Value.

941,823,222
1,007,593,636
992,225,185
769,224,799
576,730,580
500,140,186
452,649,396
478,362,407
511,074,813
603,969,442
886,200,168
968,935,178
1,030,705,959
1,136,940,298
1,200,310,020
l, 510,889,906
1,846,578,412
1.867.530.000
1.974.052.000
2.276.363.000
2.259.981.000
2.172.694.000
2.278.222.000
2.291.638.000
2.190.102.000
2.149.786.000
2.182.307.000
2.248.626.000

2,296,532
2,314,699
2,331,128
2,352,231
2,333,108
2,278,946
2,215,654
2,190,282
2,134,213
2,086,027
2,864,458
2,757,017
2,728,088
2,757,916
2,888,710
3,404,061
3,816,692
3.869.000
4.053.000
4.123.000
4.323.000
4.362.000
4.386.000
4.449.000
4.479.000
4.593.000
4.723.000
4.824.000

Oxen and other cattle.
Sheep.
Number.
Num ber.
Value.
Value.

1891
.....................
36,875,648
1892
.....................
37,651,239
35.954.196
1893
.....................
1894
.....................
36,608,168
1895
.....................
34,364,216
1896
.....................
32,085,409
1897
. 30,508,408
1898
.....................
29.264.197
1899
.....................
27,994,225
27,610,054
1900
.....................
19011........... 45,500,213
1902............. 44,727,797
1803............. 44,659,206
1904
.....................
43,629,498
43,669,443
1905
.....................
1906
.....................
47,067,656
61,565,731
1907
.....................
50.073.000
1908
.....................
1909
.....................
49.379.000
1910
.....................
47.279.000
39.679.000
1911
.....................
1912
.....................
37.260.000
1913
.....................
36.030.000
1914
.....................
35.855.000
3915............. 37.067.000
39.812.000
1916
.....................
1917
.....................
41.689.000
1918
.....................
43.546.000

Dollars.

544,127,908
670,749,155
547,882,204
536,789,747
482,999,129
508,928,416
507,929,421
612,296,634
637,931,135
689,486,260
906,644,003
839,126,073
824,054,902
712,178,134
661,571,308
746,171,709
881,557,398
845.938.000
863.754.000
917.453.000
815.184.000
790.064.000
949.645.000
1.116.333.000
1.237.376.000
1.334.928.000
1.497.621.000
1.780.052.000

43,421,136
44,938,365
47,273,553
45,048,017
42.294.064
38,298,783
36,818,643
37,656,960
39,114,453
41.883.065
59,756,718
62,039,091
63,964,876
51,630,144
45,170,423
60,631,619
53,240,282
54.631.000
56.084.000
57.216.000
53.633.000
52.362.000
51.482.000
49.719.000
49.956.000
48.625.000
47.616.000
48.900.000

Dollars.

108,397,447
116,121,290
125,909,264
89,186,110
66,685,767
65,167,735
67,020,942
92,721,133
107,697.530
122,665,913
178,072,476
164,446,091
168,315,750
133,530,099
127,331,850
179,056,144
204,210,129
211.736.000
192.632.000
233.664.000
209.535.000
181.170.000
202.779.000
200.803.000
224.687.000
251.594.000
339.529.000
577.867.000

Dollars.

M ilch cows.
Number.
Value.

178,847,370
174,882,070
164,763,751
146,232,811
110,927,834
103,204,457
92,302,090
96,109,516
95,963,261
111,717,092
183,232,209
186,411,704
197,753,327
217,532,832
251,840,378
334,680,520
428,063,613
416.939.000
437.082.000
494.095.000
544.359.000
525.657.000
545.246.000
551.017.000
503.271.000
522.834.000
558.006.000
621.064.000

16,019,591
16,416,351
16,424,087
16,487,400
16,504,629
16,137,586
15,941,727
15,840,886
15,990,115
16,292,360
16,833,657
16,696,802
17,105,227
17,419,817
17,572,464
19,793,866
20,968,265
21.194.000
21.720.000
21,801,000
20.823.000
20.699.000
20.497.000
20.737.000
21,262,000
22,108,000
22.894.000
23.284.000

Swine.
Num ber.
Value.
50,625,106
52,398,019
46,094,807
45,206,498
44,165,716
42,842,759
40,600,276
39,759,993
38,651,631
37,079,356
56,982,142
48,698,890
46,922,624
47,009,367
47,320,511
52,102,847
54,794,439
56.084.000
54.147.000
47.782.000
65.620.000
65.410.000
61.178.000
58.933.000
64.618.000
67.766.000
67.503.000
71.374.000

Dollars.

210,193,923
241,031,416
295,426,492
270.384.626
219,501,267
186,529,745
166,272,770
174.351,409
170,109,743
185.472.321
353,012,143
342,120,780
364,973,688
289.224.627
283,254,978
321,802,571
417.791.321
339.030.000
354.794.000
436.603.000
615.170.000
523.328.000
603.109.000
612.951.000
637.479.000
569.573.000
792.898.000
1,392,276,000

Dollars.

846,397,900
351,378,132
357,299,785
358,998,661
362,601,729
363,955,545
369,239,993
434,813,826
474,233,925
514,812,106
505,093,077
488,130,324
516,711,914
508,841,489
482,272,203
582,788,592
645,496,980
650.057.000
702.945.000
780.308.000
882.209.000
815.414.000
922.783.000
1,118,487,000
1.176.338.000
1.191.955.000
1.365.251.000
1.643.639.000
Total value,
farm anim als.

Dollars.

2,329,787,770
2,461,755,698
2,483,506,681
2,170,816,754
1,819,446,306
1,727,926,084
1,655,414,612
1,888,654,925
1,997,010,407
2,228,123,134
3,011,254,076
2,989,170,150
3,102,515,540
2,998,247,479
3,006,580,737
3,675,389,442
4,423,697,853
4.331.230.000
4.525.259.000
5.138.486.000
5.276.438.000
5.008.327.000
5.501.783.000
5.891.229.000
5.969.253.000
6.020.670.000
6.735.612.000
8.263.521.000

i In estimates for 1901 and subsequent years due weight has been given to figures of census.



BUTTER. CH EESE. A N D

161

M IL K .

N o . 1 0 9 . — B U T T E E , C H E E S E , A N D M I L K : B u t t e r P r o d u c e d , 1849 to 1914;
C h e e s e P r o d u c e d , 1859 t o 1914; M i l k S o l d , 1879, 1899, a n d 1909, a n d M i l k
P r o d u c e d , 1889, 1S99, a n d 1909, b y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]
B U T T ER .
State.
A labam a......................
A laska2 ........................
A rizona........................
A rkansas.....................
California.....................
Colorado......................
C onnecticut.................
D elaw are.....................
District of Colum bia.
Florida..........................
Georgia...................
Hawaii 3 .................
Idaho .......................
Illinois.....................
In d ian a...................
Indian Territory2.
Io w a........................
K ansas....................
K entucky...............
L ouisiana................
M aine......................
M aryland...............
Massachusetts........
Michigan..................
M innesota..............
Mississippi.............
M issouri..................
M ontana.................
Nebraska.................
N evada...................
New H am pshire.
New Jersey..........
New Mexico........
NewYork............
N orth Carolina..
N orth D akota4..
O hio.....................
Oklahoma..........
Oregon.................
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Isla n d __
South Carolina..
South D akota5..
Tennessee...........
T exas...................
U ta h ....................
V erm ont.............
Virginia®............
W ashington........
W est V irginia...
W isconsin...........
W yom ing...........
T o ta l...................................
Geographic divisions.1

1 85 9 1

I8 60 1

18791

18891

P o u n d s.

P oun ds.

P o u n d s.

P o u n d s.

P o u n d s.

1,854,239
705
6,498,119
1,055,308
14,872
371,498
4,640,559

4,067,556
3,095,035
7,620,912
1,430,502
18,835
408,855
5,439,765

18491

4,008,811

6,028,478

12,520,543 28,052,551
12,881,535 18,306,651
2,171,188 11,953,666
1,093,497
9,947,523 11,716,609
683,069 1,444,742
9,243,811 11,687,781
3,806,100 5,265,295
8,071,370 8,297,936
7,065,878 15,503,482
2,957,673
1,100
4,346,234 5,006,610
7,834,359 12,704,837
342,541
7,700
0,977,056 6,956,704
9,487,210 10,714,447
111
13,259
79,706,094 103,097,280
4,140,290 4,735,495
2,170
34,449,379 48,543,102
211,404 1,000,157
39,878,418 58,653,511
995,070 1,021,767
2,981,850 3,177,934
8,139,585 10,017,787
2,344,900 5,850,583
316,046
83,309
12.137,980 15,900,359
11,089,359 13,464,722
153,092
3,033,750 13,611,328

3,213,753 7,997,719
800
62,217
2,753,931 7,790,013
7,969,744 16,158,749
392,920
862,479
6,716,007 8,418,906
1,171,903 1,902,075
4,495
88,520
353,156
100,989
4,499,572 7,424,485
111,480
314,244
36,083,405 60,208,972
22,915,385 37,712,316

14,548,435
115,203
15,724,144
27,048,471
3,621,086
10,369,259
2,493,259
13,769
867,195
14,483,323
1,091,753
82,074,908
50,154,854

27,512,179
5,022,758
11,874,978
322,405
11,636,482
5,014,729
6,559,161
24,400,185
9,522,010
2,613,521
14,455,825
408,080
1,539,535
110,880
5,965,080
8,260,023
12,912
107,147,526
4,297,834
209,735
50,266,372
1,418,373
60,834,044
941,199
1,461,980
9,571,069
3,712,747
310,335
17,844,396
6,979,269
407,306
5,044,475
22,473,036

61,665,071 126,036,219
21,683,244 50,434,952
18,201,004 29,038,406
916,089
2,089,774
14,109,966 16,999,356
7,715,196 10,846,879
9,799,804 10,410,300
38,865,106 52,343,212
19,244,835 48,677,504
7,454,657 12,988,637
28,712,988 44,638,168
1,062,185
412,738
9,790,970 33,894,861
489,657
338,688
7,346,340
9,862,430
9,872,237
8,866,749
86,042
44,827
120,878,201 112,727,515
7,213,507 13,129,374
2,006,755
6,158,862
69,722,506 81,522,792
387,929
2,528,225
4,924,745
80,322,852 96,199,428
1,007,103
1,199,239
3,196,851
5,737,557
13,659,757
17,889,969 28,380,377
13,899,320 32,145,249
1,004,923
1,815,154
25,252.663 28,399,440
11,500,023 18,761,856
1,404,066
3,483,725
9.309,517 14,081,627
33,842,336 60,355,499
1,200
105,643
467,2G9
459,681,372 514,092,683 806,672,071 1,205,508,384
313,345,306

43,924,006 51,485,519 49,662,325 65,934,782 77,240,024
129,131,722 172,465,238 176,248,193 211,073,290 217,793,692
70,557,085 124,017,174 156,138,383 240,351,236 327,051,265
10,006,647 29,054,384 58,262,042 143,103,863 323,500,323
28,105,896 33,941,403 28,575,306 48,703,330 80,414,839
26,442,153 32,769,484 27,273,321 51,603,349 84,955,855
4,882,208 11,362,881 6,789,083 22,605,422 50,347,096
8,748,349
83,420
337,005 1,348,607 3,205,759
Pacific....................
212,1G9 4,248,284 9,795,423 20,091,040 35,456,911
»Figures for 1849,1859, and 1869 relate to farms and ranges; those of later censuses include factory
product also.
2Not reported prior to 1899.
8 Acquired in 1898.
4 Dakota Territory prior to 1889.
®Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1889.
®In 1849 and 1859 Virginia included W est V irginia.
1 For States and Territories included in each division, see note 5, p.36.

New E n gland .........
’Middle A tlantic —
East N orth Central.
W est North Central
South A tlantic.....
East South Central.
W est South Central
M ountain.................

3 2 9 5 1 °— s A 1917—
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P roduced , 1859 to
1889, 1899,

and

1914;
1909, etc

M ilk S old, 1879, 1899,
.— Continued.

Georgia..................................
Id ah o .....................................
Illinois....................................
In d ian a..................................
Iow a.......................................
K ansas...................................
K entucky..............................
Louisiana..............................
Maine.....................................
M aryland..............................
Massachusetts......................
Michigan................................
M innesota..............................
Missouri.................................
M ontana................................
N ebraska...............................
N evada..................................
New H am pshire..................
New Jersey...........................
New Mexico..........................
New Y ork.............................
North Carolina.....................
N orth Dakota ®
.....................
O hio.......................................
Oklahom a.............................
Oregon...................................
Pennsylvania.......................
Rhode Islan d .......................
South Carolina.....................
South Dakota®....................
Tennessee..............................
T exas......................................
U ta h .......................................
V erm ont................................
Virginia..................................
W ashington..........................
W est Virginia......................
W isconsin..............................
W yom ing..............................
Total............................

Geographic divisionsJ

1909,

and

1914; C h eese
Milk P roduced ,

B U T T ER —Continued.
19041
19091
In factories. On farms. In factories.

State.
A labam a................................
Arizona..................................
A rkansas................................
California...............................
Colorado................................
Connecticut...........................
Delaware...............................

and

Pounds.
19,139,321
200
803,394
21,753,833
34,000,497
6,499,121
8,480,194
2,599,838
3,478
1,386,445
15,100,454
118,871
2,952,886
86,548,762
54,595,879
5,105,715
139,022,552
59,837,255
30,631,044
4,918,229
20,035,572
11,638,378
9,572,181
67,872,710
82,363,315
18,929,761
46,949,726
2,488,310
46,244,839
1,192,925
11,419,881
, 7,219,882
313,003
115,408,222
16,913,802
9,642,003
87,638,930
8,834,559
10,082,807
111,358,246
636,281
8,150,437
23,573,077
29,299,519
48,244,206
5,331,336
41,288,087
20,076,351
10,570,527
16,954,129
106,552,649
7 918,054
81,491,871,073

Pounds.
799,433
127,309
26,837,386
5,054,006
2,903,277
644,823
133,900
671,783
27,339,925
4,742,632
71,181,766
16,488,131
239,061
5,005,907
1,816,433
3,470,323
21,013,000
62,122,554
5,806,724
0)
16,035,468
758,184
3,098,889
1,178,846
58,256,504
3,013,151
11,591,981
416,100
5,080,599
35,754,841
(4)
11,058,460
41,889
266,806
3,586,547
27,256,874
81,803
7,722,911
0)
89,155,975
7 723,940
531,478,141

Pounds.

29,550,595
325,980
29,907,337
15,301,871
5,856,132
3,498,551
1,563,161
6,155
1,705,274
27,246,247
3,542,135
46,009,992
43,181,817
38,679,568
29,647,881
38,130,687
6,232,006
13,299,229
8,739,620
3,364,516
50,405,426
34,708,669
28,730,685
42,105,143
2.820.574
25,986,931
403,885
5.065,188
3,622,411
1,477,617
23,461,702
26,059,585
16,414,439
63,569,132
27,056,242
5,667,964
61,158,115
339,607
12,329,567
13,629,647
39,827,906
64,993,214
2,497,366
15,165,692
26,651,244
6.751.575
18,969,699
27,200,509
1,192,122
994,650,610

Pounds.
(*)
1,053,869
360,834
37,283,450
6,351,691
1,950,935
627,300
78,058
2,357,386
24,570,976
11,712,450
88,582,187
18,712,568
549,929
<3)
2,105,622
1,118,530
1,888,307
35,511,760
88,842,846
10,261,876
1,307,777
23,973,162
1.039.784
1,740,235
768,857
45,8^7,216
3,683,679
17,491,251
4,110,978
8,472,660
30,484,217
(3)
9,495,608
2,133,590
3.722.784
20,227,495
158,853
11,302,591
103,8^4,684
783,585
624,764,053

Total.

Pounds.
(2)
1,379,849
30,268,171
52,585,321
12,207,823
5,449,486
2,199,461
6,155
1,705,274
27,324,305
5,899,521
71,180,968
54,894,267
127,261,755
48,360,449
38,680,616
15,4^4,851
9V858,150
5,252,823
85.917.186
123,551,515
28,730,685
52,367,019
4,128,351
49,960,093
1,443,669
6,805,423
4,391,268
<*)
69,358,918
26,059,585
20,098,118
81,060,383
31,167,220
14,140,624
91,642,332
(2)
12,329,567
23,125,255
39,827,906
67,126,804
6,220,150
35.393.187
26,810,097
18,054,166
(3)
131,085,193
1,975,707
1,619,415,263

1914
In factories.

Pounds.
(2)
1,851,881
<2>
58,259,665
8,862,705
1,486,290
455,698
(•)

2,813,761
27,332,293
25,637,452
92,405,806
29,278,717
606,404
(2)
2,713,496
677,802
2,172,813
43,220,077
111,165,208
,16,241,687
(2>
3,450,315
36,343,424
1,291,888
1,320,103
569,521
731,532
35,385,557
<2)
5,814,240
43,064,562
2,851,538
11,182,937
23,985,125
(2)
(2)
10,538,747
(2)
7,247,074
3,539,357
21,076,947
712,444
16,813,044
153,338
116,149,284
1,536,299
769,809,781

New E ngland....................... 92,032,196 41,735,270 40,732,783
•o 28,769,649
(a)
p)
Middle A tlantic................... 233,986,350 95,190,191 88,242,228 77,150,290 105,392,518 59,940,203
East N orth Central............. 403,208,930 153,843,513 230,906,876 193,171,121 424,137,997 255,403,658
W est N orth C entral............ 407,632,767 185,706,254 201,172,278 243,551,926 444,724,204 301,787,829
South A tlantic..................... 92,883,312 2,676,959 123,270,552
u 1,999,282
(2)
(2)
E ast South Central.............
12 605,404
280,950 136,239,873
(2)
(2)
(2)
W est South C entral........... 88,856,542
810,215 128,188,799
(2)
(2> 1310,098,612
M ountain..............................
11,593,893 18,115,811
24,077,833
(»)
(*>
(2)
Pacific.................................... 54,653,831 39,640,898 27,721,410 57,058,701 84,780, 111 86,255,646
1Figures for 1849,1859, and 1809 relate to farms and ranges; those of later censuses include factory
product also.
a Can not be shown separately, as to do so would disclose individual operations.
*Acquired in 1898.
*Included under Wyoming.
6 Dakota Territory prior to 1889.
«Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1889.
i All other States, including Wyoming.
sD atafor Alaska and H awaiiincluded in total, b u t not under the geographic divisions,
s For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.
w Not including figures for Rhode Island.
n Not including figures for Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
12 Not including figures for Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee.
13 Not including figures for Arkansas and Louisiana.



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P roduced , 1859 to 1914; M ilk S old , 1879,
duced , 1889, 1899, and 1909, etc .— C ontinued.
CH EESE.
State.

18591

18691

18791

1899,

and

1909,

1889 1
On farms. In factories.

and

M ilk P ro ­
18991
Onfarms.

Total.
Pounds. Pounds. Pounds. Pounds. Pounds.
6,131
6,131
14,091
36,374
10,855
10,855
36,060
33,305
21,328
26,301
21,328
18,385
3,720,739 3,871,575 1,091,222 4,962,797 4,249,588
87,183
44,500
131,683 103,184
75,367
1,051,677
112,566
195,955^ 308,521
40,623
1,712
359
359
104
155,460
1,731
1,731
2,406
3.751
12,833
19,151
12,833
2,236
12
117,295
207,213
116,640
323,853 196,952
343,456 10,005,477 10,348,933 323,485
21,253,194
830,552 1,191,500 178,733
1,676,825
360,948
1,227
3,852,801 1,038,358 4,705,576 5,743,934 306,428
1,275,371
759,210 1,974,136 2,733,346 291,445
64,822
64,822
58,468
45,759
7,618
3,939 135,104
3,939
1,945,095
696,052
755,761 1,451,813 425,102
79,416
23,573 338,453
9,573
14,000
122,900
385,533
2,201,393
19,629
262,633
3,953,585
328,682 5,041,778 5,370,460 331,176
676,642 3,615,528 4,292,170 290,623
985,329
4,898
4,239
4,898
28,572
873,549
288,620 1,384,397 1,673,017 323,439
80,070
11,512
11,512
30,924
554,772
463,831
804,618 1,268,449 264,430
17,420
51,207
94,082
51,207
807,076
444,621 104,339
103,386
341,235
569,736
587,241
563,628
23,613
24,377
10,501
18,931
18,931
68,571
129,163,714 4,324,028 119,762,496 124,086,524 2,624,552
57,380
60,760
60,760
28,883
40,137
49,000
131,374
180,374
70,8S1
32,531,683 1,068,083 21,185,971 22,254,054 1,167,001
1,600
1,600
45,264
496,116 467,256
299,732
265,576
230,540
8,966,737
439,060 5,018,837 5,457,897 857,167
67,171
24,631
300.000
324,631
6.751
2,476
2,476
16,018
1,081
303,951
250,812
554,763 136,863
107,740
31,300
69,919
101,219
26,622
58,466
145,730
145,730 136,133
266,749
13,200
163,539
176,739 169,251
6,129,630
609,586 5,582,327 6,191,913 406,659
111,535
109,187
109.000
218,187
31,697
179,200
71,281
249,700
320,981 151,669
196,987
95,372
74,372
21,000
74,243
19,535,324
906,266 53,708,595 54,614,861 1,635,618
2,930
15,196
712,500
27,696
24,327
T otal................. 103,663,927 162,927,382 243,157,850 18,726,818 238,035,065 256,761,883 816,372,330
Geographic divisions.9
New E ngland............ 21,620,996 16,316,016 12,202,042 1,906,970 7,200,062 9,107,032 1,003,103
Middle A tlantic........ 51,239,017 104,047,024 138,700,187 4,786,701 125,344,961 130,131,662 3,506,096
E ast N orth Central.. 26,819,442 35,889,749 78,950,611 3,007,435 90,772,373 93,779,808 3,636,013
W est N orth Central.. 1,418,969 2,151,998 7,581,959 3,661,986 12,784,067 16,446,053 1,684,109
South A tlantic.......... 369,302
252,190
640,065
271,291
144,000
415,291 480,448
E ast South Central.. 346,325
509,290
184,538
145,770
31,300
177,070 137,327
West South Central.. 298,091
48,208
92,385
172,597
172,597 336,113
Mountain....................
90,571
181,035
606,392
565,636
186,840
752,476 720,596
Pacific.......................... 1,461,214 3,531,872 4,199,671 4,208,432 1,571,462 5,779,894 4,868,513
1 Figures for 1859 and 1869 relate to farms and ranges; those of later censuses Include factory product also.
aN otreported prior to 1899.
1 All other States, including W yoming.
8 Acquired in 1898.
s D ata for Hawaii included in total, b ut not under
8 Dakota Territory prior to 1889.
the geographic divisions.
8Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1889.
» For States included in each division, see note 5,
e In 1849 and 1859 Virginia included W est Virginia.
p.36.

Pounds. Pounds.
Alabama.....................
15,923
2,732
14,500
16,810
2,119
Arkansas.....................
California.................... 1,343,689 3,395,074
Colorado......................
37,626
Connecticut................ 3,898,411 2,262,894
Delaware.....................
315
6,579
Florida........................
5,280
25
4,292
Georgia........................
15,587
4,464
Idaho...........................
Illinois......................... 1,848,557 5,734,004
Indiana.......................
605,795
391,487
Iowa.............................
918,635 1,344,647
Kansas.........................
29,045
241,607
190,400
K entucky...................
361,219
Louisiana....................
6,153
11,747
Maine........................... 1,799,862 1,152,590
Maryland....................
8,342
6,732
Massachusetts............ 5,294,090 4,131,309
Michigan..................... 1,641,897 2,321,801
Minnesota...................
199,314
271,477
Mississinpi..................
4,427
3,099
Missouri....................... 259,633
213,875
27,603
Nebraska....................
12,342
78,542
New Ham pshire........ 2,232,092
872,368
182,172
New Jersey.................
478,336
37,240
New Mexico...............
27,239
New York................... 48,548,289 100,776,012
51,119
123,985
N orth Carolina..........
1,850
North D akota«..........
Ohio............................. 21,618,893 24,153,876
105,379
Oregon........................
119,333
Pennsylvania............. 2,508,556 2,792,676
181,511
Rhode Island.............
81,976
South Carolina...........
1,543
169
Tennessee...................
135,575
142,240
34,342
Texas........................... 275,128
U tah............................
53,331
69,603
Vermont..................... 8,215,030 7,814,879
Virginia®.....................
280,852
84,243
17,465
W ashington................
12,146
W est Virginia............
32,429
Wisconsin................... 1,104,300 3,288,581




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N o . 1 0 9 . —B utter , Ch e e s e , and M il k : B utter P roduced , 1849 to 1914; C h eeo b
P r o d u c ed , 1859 to 1914; M ilk S old , 1879, 1899, a n d 1909, a n d M il k P r o d u c ed ,
1889, 1899, and 1909, et c .—Continued.
CHE ESE—Continued.

State.
A labam a............. ;
Alaska....................
Arizona.................
A rkansas...............
California..............
Colorado...............
Connecticut..........
Delaware...............
Disfc.of Columbia.
Florida..................
Georgia..................
Hawaii4.................
Idaho .....................
Illinois...................
Indiana.................
Indian Territory..
Iow a......................
K ansas..................
K entucky.............
Louisiana.............
Maine.....................
M aryland.............
Massachusetts___
Michigan...............
Minnesota.............
Mississippi............
Missouri................
M ontana...............
Nebraska..............
Nevada .................
New Ham pshire..
New Jersey..........
New Mexico.........
New Y o rk ............
North Carolina...
North D akota8. ..
O hio......................
Oklahoma.............
Oregon...................
Pennsylvania. . . .
Rhode Isla n d . . . .
South Carolina...
South Dakota®....
Tennessee.............
T exas.....................
U tah ......................
V erm ont...............
Virginia.................
W ashington.........
West Virginia___
W isconsin.............
W yom ing.............
Total.

Geographic divi­

18991
In factories. Total.

Pounds.

10,000

373,752
12,600
2,676,543
1,465,257
321,263
15,000
194,380
9,055,119
1,260,168
4,242,637
2,422,710
28,000
553,946
250,542
10,422,582
3,285,019
(2)
1,072,751
313,600
80,150
116,741
1 00,000

127,386,032
225,399
18,156,527
66,378
1,195,564
10,267,443
420,779
6,201
58,290
1,874,179
4,713,105
57,000
1,482,127
40,800
77,748,680
(2)
281,972,324

Pounds.
40,374
407,057
30,985
6,926,131
1,568,441
361,886
15,104
3.751
2,236
12
391,332
9,378,604
1,438,901
1,227
4,549,065
2,714,155
73,759
135,104
979,048
338,453
270,171
10,753,758
3,575,642
(2)
1,396,190
30,924
578,030
174,232
221,080
124,377
68,571
130,010,584
28,883
296,280
19,323,528
111.642
1,662,820
11,124,610
6.751
1,081
557.642
32,823
194,423
2,043,430
5,119,704
SS, 697
1,633,796
115,103
79,384,298
(2)
8298,344,654

19041
19091
In factories. On farms. In factories.

Pounds.

161,796
3,601,051
871,673
<3)
( 3)

132,420
5,301,211
978,903
2,829,745
1,120,863
361,850
(3)
16,814,856
3,090,055
743,447
(3)
158,470
33,000
207,149
6,700
132,836,482
51,894

17,351,773
2,255,592
11,453,424
(s)
(3)

1,629,730
4,343,160
<3)
921,383
(3)
109,423,856
7464,389
317,144,872

Total.

Pounds. Pounds. Pounds.
5,528
5,528
60, C90
421,043
481,733
20,435
20,435
2,777,873 1,567,640 4,345,513
69,895
550,622
620,517
79,156
79,156
700
(2)
(2)
322
322
399
399
90,675
( 2)
(2)
81,918 4,799,235 4,8S1,153
488,216
63,619
424,597
78,538
999,559 1,078,097
27,927
( 2)
( 2)
56,148
56,148
190,089
(2)
( 2)
118,216
173,807
55,591
259,386
259,386
45.753
45,753
291,176 13,382,160 13,673,-336
106,075 2,735,883 2,841,958
13,703
13,703
378,897
159,785
219,112
49,988
49,988
140,895
63,773 "*77)i.22
10,245
10,245
180,996 ’i84,‘497‘ 365,493
77,824
77,824
81,869
81,869
390,049' 105,194,898 105,584,947
39,353
39,353
22.754
(2)
( 2)
613,233 11,860,601 12,473,834
18,968
18,968
169,205 4,218,953 4,388,158
1,442,676 11,234,037 12,676,713
3,860
3,860
12,909
12,909
14,344
14,344
18,592
18,592
194,990
(2)
(2)
84,102 1,060,122 1,144,224
245,884 2,762,656 3,008,540
97,263
(2)
475,260
62,970
4^2,290
70,473
( 2)
( 2)
841,262 148,065,648 148,906,910
10,276
( 2)
(2)
9,405,864 311,126,317 320,532,181

1914
In factories.

Pounds.

(2)
3,745,979
106,355
(2)
(2)

750,810
6,377,947
354,792
855,198
(2)

(2)
(2)
13,267,143
4,016.570
(2)
(2)
(2)
144,137

(2)

97,614,024
(2)
8,717,996
6,314,757
14,808,573
102,517
(2)

( 2)

1,094,448
2,522,937
( 2)
1,355,423
205,920,915
(2)
370,278,599

sions.e
New E ngland___ 5,955, J
3,002,744 3,676,609 2,769,591
6,958,700 4,912,159 673
Middle A tlantic.. 137,753,. 141,259,571 144,296,606 1,910',
116,428,935 118,339,484 1111^,422,597
East N. Central... 116,643,i 120,279,089 149,870,599 1,891,
178,532,241 180,423,449 234,638,795
W est N. C entral.. 11,982,
is 4,871,768
13,667,004 7,994,474 473,
(2)
(2)
South A tlantic...
112
593,308
480,
(2)
(2)
(2)
E ast S. Central...
93,971
93,
(2)
(2)
West S. Central..
137,
473,381
424,
( 2)
(2)
( 2)
Mountain............... . <2)
13 1,951,613
3,293,008 457,
(2)
( 2)
(2)
Pacific.................... 5,354, 234 10,222,747 6,778,026 3,000,
6* 208,883 9,208,931 11,418,159
I Figuresforl859and 1869 relate to farms and ranges: those of later censuses include factory products also.
3Can not be shown separately, as to do so would disclose individual operations.
8 Included under Wyoming.
4Acquired in 1898. 6 Dakota Territory prior to 1889. ®Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1889.
7 All other States, including Wyoming.
8 Data for Hawaii included in total, but not under the geographic divisions.
9 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.
10Not including figures for Massachusetts and Connecticut.
II Not Including figures for New Jersey.
12 Not including figures for North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska.
13 Not including figures for Montana, W yoming and Arizona.

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165

BTJTTEB, C H EESE, AND M IL K ,

No. 109. —B utter , Ch e e se , and Mil k : B utter P roduced , 1849 to 1914; Cheese
P roduced , 1859 to 1914; M ilk S old , 1879,
1889, 1899, and 1909, etc .— C ontinued.

1899,

and

1909,

and

M ilk P roduced ,

MILK.

Sold.

State.
1 87 9

1899

Produced.

^

1999

1889

1899

Gallons.
Gallons.
Gallons.
GaUons.
Gallons.
267,387
3,087,433
Alabama....................
3,397,426 55,508,687 95,882,103
684
4,250
Alaska *......................
1,022,472
709,225
42,618
3,056,109
3,347,723
Arizona......................
4,238,852
3,952,322 54,325,673 109.861.393
316,858
A rkansas..................
California................... 12,353,178 56,540,946 45,333,432 111,191,186 153,684,741
Colorado..................... 506,700 13,170,810 10,037,067 19,680,791 38,440,111
Connecticut. ___ 12,289,893 33,879,466 34,000,152 54,413,822 68,951,862
4,988,462
4,425,909 10,699,362 12,681,268
Delaware................... 1,132,434
661,335
459,978
339,345
850,349
Districtof Columbia. 496,789
1,003,918
40,967
9,640,434
Florida.......................
1,388,781
5,056,790
3,920,412
3,872,098 53,234,508 82,438,532
Georgia....................... 374,645
84,451
584,120
H aw aii1.....................
2,789,638
5,085,863 15,122,948
15,627
Idaho..........................
2,060,111
186,549,335 158,031,333 367,269,464 457,106,995
Illinois........................ 45,419,719
Indiana...................... 6,723,840 36,562,105 32,562,414 200,510,797 263.457.239
482,082
Indian Territory K ..
26,493,855
Iowa............................ 15,965,612 214,338,442 55,241,511 486,961,411 535.872.240
Kansas........................ 1,360,235 47,939,088
9,851,126 201,608,099 244,-909,123
8,932,259 10,415,482 118,497,289 159,311,527
Kentucky................... 2,513,209
256,241
4,356,979
4,501,119 12,881,927 39,251,413
Louisiana..................
Maine..................*___ 3,720,783 15,979,003 12,784,866 57,969,791 99,586,188
M aryland................... 4.722,944 20,654,446 19,424,325 46,601,218 64,040,517
Massachusetts........... 29; 662,953 68,180,759 64,496,692 82,571,924 105,571,873
Michigan.................... 7,898,273 55,635,108 74,025,769 224,537,488 309,617,046
Minnesota.................. 1.504,407 103,768,172 53,181,785 182,968,973 304,017,106
427,492 • 2,041,443
1,966,097 50,803,371 97,030,385
Mississippi.................
Missouri..................... 3,173,017 25,954,163 15,733,185 193,931,103 258,207,755
41,165
Montana.....................
3,162,568
3.584,689
6,038,096 15,696,214
625,783 23,492,560
Nebraska...................
6,500,380 144,768,263 190,477,911
1,353,062
1,192,833
2,532,052
4,446,071
149,889
Nevada......................
New Ham pshire___ 5.739,128 28,988,306 21,132,268 42,633,268 60,724,590
New Jersey................ 15,472,783 50.726.011 56,856,550 64,003,953 77,714,055
10,036
633,638
1,036,922
New Mexico..............
717,155
3,009,657
New Y ork................. 231,965,533 445,427/888 524,279,723 663,917,240 772,799,352
North Carolina.......... 446,798
1,826,631
2,380,029 65,250,665 89,525,749
3,177,971
415,119
1,644,150 26,566,112 48,845,280
North Dakota $........
Ohio............................ 46,801,537 84,543,703 99,430,948 326,925,396 425.870.394
2,701,471
3,626,217
Oklahoma..................
1,544,280 47,439,853
227,540 10,308,119 14,640,108 25,042,276 48,582,968
Oregon........................
Pennsylvania............ 36,540,540 171,045,659 169,420,361 368,906,480 487,033,818
9,685,988
Rhode Island............ 3,831,706
8,796,847 10,610,547 12,923,512
1,186,045
South Carolina.......... 257,186
919,745 23,833,631 44,031,528
South Dakota e........
20,395,625
2,385,781 59,666,525 99,244,975
Tennessee.................. 1,006,795
5,549,194
6,814,209 107,657,116 147,336,961
8,091,205
8,990,968 118,475,320 251,342,698
Texas.......................... 1,296,806
155,263
U tah...........................
9,964,903
8,614,694 25,124,642
8,471,713
Vermont.................... 6,526,550 57.566.012 33,998,934 90,712,230 142,042,223
Virginia...................... 1,224,469
6,889,183
8,577,893 78,143,459 105,068,428
Washington............... 226,703 14,897,273 25,524,209 19,873,281 50,182,415
3,391,523
750,279
4,050,741 59,449,066 83,861,660
W est Virginia...........
W isconsin.................. 25,156,977 252,450,051 297,251,969 303,701,134 472,274,264
698,490
5,121,974
75,343
3,064,588
W yoming...................
1,377,607
T otal................ 530,129,755 72,134,915,342 1,937,255,864 5,210,125,567 77,266,392,674
Geographic divisions*9

New England........... 61,771,013
Middle Atlantic........ 283.978,856
E ast North Central.. 132,000,346
West North Central. 23,044,173
South A tlantic......... 9,446,511
East South Central.. 4,214,883
W est South Central. 1,869,905
Mountain...................
996,647
Pacific......................... 12,807,421

214,279,534
667,199,558
615,740,302
439,066,021
44,521,955
19,610,329
19,870,589
32,795,581
81,746,338

19092

Gallons.
78,728,345
6,881,608
83,081,875
154,901,956
33, 631,723
45,749,849
7,859,857
555,342
7,676,459
74,908,776
20,861,072
320,240,399
194,736,962
318,954,506
172,742,767
125,566,917
32,702,130
56,026,334
41,094,421
86,304,347
283,387,201
273,319,603
79,079,293
188,297,972
16,982,145
160,610,359
4,356,555
35,033,153
67,698,219
6,815,942
597,363,198
82,601,779
70,637,899
307,590,755
103,577,644
56,106,599
336,208,572
10,441,951
37,361,666
82,428,514
117,101,970
197,039,954
20,486,317
114,317,169
95,555,051
70.083.033
71.230.033
458,327,649
6,453,634
813,699,474

175,209,759 338,911,582 489,800,248 347,872,803
750,556,634 1,096,827,673 1,337,547,225 1,001,269,989
661,302,433 1,422,944,279 1,928,325,938 1,564,282,966
144,537,918 1,296,470,486 1,681,574,390 1,266,991,620
45,378.866 332,728,677 492,138,465 418,843,384
22,593,214 332,466,463 499,560,976 400,476,525
21,070,626 187,227,200 474,389,212 416,401,603
31,108,665 46,442,464 110,017,726 116,468,996
85,497,749 156,106,743 252,450,124 281,091,588

1 Figures r elate to 1909 as reported, without estimates; they do not include milk sold and paid for on the
basis of cream or butter-fat content; therefore they are not closely comparable with those of preceding years.
2 Figures include only milk reported without estimates.
8 N ot reported prior to 1899.
* Acquired in 1898.
6 Dakota Territory prior to 1889.
6 Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1889.
* Data for Alaska and Hawaii included in total but not in geographic divisions.
8 for FRASER
DigitizedFor States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.


No. 110.—CHICKENS AND OTHER FOWLS ON FARMS AND RANGES, 1890, 1900, AND 1910; FOWLS R A ISED , 1909;
AND EGGS FRODtTCED, 1889, 1899, AND 1909: B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s .

M
g

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Commerce.]
State.

1890

A labam a.............................................
A rizona...............................................
A rkansas............................................
California............................................
Colorado............................................
Connecticut........................................
D elaw are.............................................
District of Colum bia........................
Florida................................................
Georgia................................................
Idaho ...................................................
Illinois.................................................
In d ian a...............................................

Number.
6,252,044
57,224
6,264,427
3,504,251
710,942
1,075,044
900,212
10,543
919,601
7,357,934
231,547
21.463,525
12,307,903

Io w a............................................... .
K ansas.................................................
K entucky...........................................
L ouisiana............................................
M aine...................................................
M aryland............................................
M assachusetts....................................
M ichigan.............................................
M innesota...........................................
M ississippi..........................................
Missouri..............................................
M ontana.............................................
N ebrasSa.............................................
N evada................................................

20,201,706
15,843,345
12,740,559
2,246,907
1,411,185
3,430,859
1,623,605
5.852,690
4;448,831
5,631,784
22,785,848
233,660
T, 395,368
62,167




1900 2

Number.
4,737,606
176
165,200
5,393,157
3,947,200
968,761
1,073,026
628,866
8,004
1,107,816
4,549,144
31,888
516,412
16,600,728
11,103,006
1,960,505
18,907,673
11,966,843
6,849,079
3,890,563
1,564,853
2,113,544
1,625,269
8,033,531
7,730,940
5,194,856
14,903,601
531,774
7,417,837
100,661

19102

1890

Number.
4,708,474
253,118
5,234,957
5,668,974
1,648,246
1,225,781
798,345
7,433
1,259,607
4,991,612
1,013,401
20,647,947
13,273,585

Number.
661,757
4,586
783,678
482,972
34,073
66,760
131,149
590
81,419
546,010
15,176
2,505,511
' 1,287,890

22,730,118
15,321,486
8,047,178
3,291,128
1,718,240
2,702,403
1,715,435
9,724,713
10,304,776
4,671,114
19,992,410
923,, 173
9,033,353
126,667

1,749,507
1,133,410
2,009,924
291,104
49,476
602,279
84,777
357,534
295,380
732,813
2,405,940
9,992
663, Goo
7,436

19008

Number.
448,930
9,322
699,719
249,068
48,359
25,347
36,416
289
76,404
377,308
26,255
23,597
1,136,534
846,815
257,794
1,135,670
589,342
1,006,389
408,916
20,711
192,101
55,424
371,529
411,753
643,329
1,173,112
24,90.5
394,402
6,877

Eggs produced.

Fowls raised.

Other fowls.1

Chickens.

1909*

1889

Number.
286,233
8,023
537,028
170,858
43,135
17,924
23,082
196
58,645
293,480
32,016
617,469
463,364

Number.
12,467,486
392,286
10,808,758
8,430,968
2,706,945
2,045,854
1,562,370
15,614
2,461,358
14,930,716
1,653,272
32,352,888
23,067,814

10,823,526
204,174
13,371,909
13,679,423
2,685,109
5,637,590
2,218,754
48,430
2,788,991
11,522,788
737,813
60,351,065
48,621,660

564,669
314,575
686,930
220,258
13,280
134,098
38,111
202,778
346,765
373,467
832,570
31+731
214,016
4,488

29,990,147
24,583,465
19,247,287
6,337,010
2,601,733
5,949,459
3,212,339
12,877,537
11,862,787
12,069,856*
31,913,210
1,432,741
15,274,150
190,815

69,448,339
42,584,975
24,691,437
5,933,700
9,384,252
8,718,593
3,931,398
34,309,633
20.354.498
11.393.498
53,147,418
834,166
23,300,684
170,725

1910

Dozens.

1899 4

1909*

Dozens.

Dozens.

22,234,713
18,778,960
1,043 ......... .
1,744,081
819,507
27,054,674
25,694,860
41.022.395
24,443,540
10.652.396
5,704,290
8,566,343
7,959,430
4,448,482
3,571,870
51,045
. 42,580
6,380,956
4,214,180
20,793,359
15,505,330
.. . . . .
155,710
6,492,270
2,879,590
86,402,670 100,119,418
80,755,437
70,782,200
6,949,640
99,621,920 109,760,487
81,659,304
73,190,590
44,313,377
35,337,340
14,657,544
12.820.290
13,304,150
14,935,959
15,533,732
12,511,450
14,145,240
12,928,630
54,318,410
59,915,851
53,807,974
43,208,130
18,942,070
20,542,487
85.203.290 111,816,693
6,004,051
3,002,890
41,132,140
46,929,923
870,489
589,490

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FOREST PRODUCTS

N o . 1 1 8 .— F IR E W O O D U S E D O N F A R M S : E s t im a t e d N u m b e r o p F a r m s ;
Q u a n t it y a n d V a l u e o p W o o d U s e d , w it h A v e r a g e s p e r F a r m , 1917, AND
P r ic e s p e r C o r d , D e c e m b e r , 1916 a n d 1917.
[Source: Report of the Department of Agriculture.]

State.

Number
of farms, Cords
1917
per
(esti­ farm.
mated).

Maine............................................. 60,000
New Hampshire.......................... 27,000
V erm ont.......................................
33,000
Massachusetts.............................. 37,000
Rhode Island...............................
5,000
27,000
Connecticut..................................
New York..................................... 215,000
New Jersey...................................
33,000
Pennsylvania............................... 218,000
11,000
Delaware.......................................
M aryland......................................
50,000
Virginia......................................... 190,000
99,000
West Virginia..............................
North Carolina............................ 259,000
South Carolina............................. 185,000
Georgia.......................................... 300,000
Florida..........................................
55,000
Ohio............................................... 271,000
Indiana.......................................... 215,000
Illinois........................................... 250,000
Michigan....................................... 209,000
Wisconsin..................................... 180,000
Minnesota..................................... 157,000
Iow a............................................... 215,000
Missouri......................................... 275,000
North D akota..............................
90,000
South D akota..............................
90,000
Nebraska....................................... 135,000
Kansas.......................................... 180,000
K entucky..................................... 265,000
Tennessee..................................... 250,000
Alabama....................................... 270,000
Mississippi.................................... 285,000
Louisiana......................................
Texas............................................. 430,000
Oklahoma.....................................
Arkansas....................................... 225,000
Montana........................................ 35,000
W yoming......................................
15,000
Colorado........................................
55,000
New Mexico.................................
45,000
Arizona..........................................
U tah ..............................................
23,000
Nevada..........................................
3,000
Idaho.............................................. 36,000
W ashington.................................
65,000
Oregon........................................... 50,000
California....................................... 95,000
Total................................... 0,562,000




122,000
210,000
12,000

13
12
15
10
10
13
14
8
9
13
13
18
16
17
14
16
13
12
9
13
13
11
5
13
3
3
3
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18
19
18
16
15
9
10
19
10
10
6
9
9
8
11
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Price per cord.
Total
cords.

780,000
324,000
495,000
370,000
50,000
351,000
3,010,000
264,000
1,962,000
143,000
650,000
3,420,000
1,584,000
4,403,000
2,590,000
4,800,000
605,000
3,523,000
2,580,000
2,250,000
2,717,000
2,340,000
1,727,000
1,075,000
3,575,000
270,000
270,000
405,000
1,080,000
4^,770,000
4,750,000
4,860,000
4,560,000
1,830,000
3,870,000
2,100,000
4,275,000
350,000
150,000
330,000
405,000
108,000
184,000
33,000
324,000
715,000
600,000
950,000
82,777,000

Value of wood used,
basis December,
1917, prices.

Decem­ Decem­ Per
ber,
ber,
1916.
1917. farm.

Dolls. Dolls. Dolls.
4.50
6.40 83.20
4.60
6.40 76.80
4.35
6.00 90.00
4.70
6.35 63.50
4.00
5.80 58.00
4.50
6.00 78.00
4.00
4.60 64.40
4.00
5.10 40.80
2.60
3.50 31.50
4.20 54.60
3.10
3.20
4.15 53.95
2.40
3.20 57.60
2.90 46.40
2.30
2.10
2.75 46.75
2.10
3.00 42.00
2.00 . 2.50 40.00
2.60
3.10 34.10
3.60 46.80
3.00
3.30
3.70 44.40
3.40
4.60 41.40
4.00
5.25 68.25
4.20
5.50 71.50
4.30
5.40 59.40
4.20
4.70 23.50
2.60
3.20 41.60
7.50 22.50
6.40
6.00
6.20 18.60
3.90
4.25 12.75
3.30
4.25 25.50
2.20 39.60
1.70
2.20 41.80
1.75
1.80
2.00 36.00
1.90
2.30 36.80
2.50 37.50
2.25
2.80
3.40 30.60
2.75
3.10 31.00
2.00
2.35 44.65
4.50
4.80 48.00
3.80
4.50 45.00
4.50 27.00
3.70
4.20 37.80
4.00
5.40
5.75 51.75
4.00
5.00 40.00
6.00
7.00 77.00
4.60
5.00 45.00
4.50
5.20 57.20
3.90
4.70 56.40
5. SO
7.40 74.00
2.75
3.42 43.13

Total.

Dolls.
4,992,000
2,074,000
2,970,000
2,350,000
290,000
2,106,000
13,846,000
1,346,000
6,867,000
601,000
2,398,000
10,944,000
4,594,000
12,108,000
7,770,000
12,000,000
1,876,000
12,683,000
9,546,000
10,350,000
14,264,000
12,870,000
9,326,000
5,052,000
11,440,000
2,025,000
1,674,000
1,721,000
4,590,000
10,494,000
10,450,000
9,720,000
10,488,000
4,575,000
13,158,000
6,510,000
10,046,000
1,680,000
675,000
1,485,000
1,701,000
621,000
920,000
231,000
1,620,000
3,718,000
2,820,000
7,030,000
282,915,000

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N o. 1 1 9 .— SUM M ARY O F THE D IST R IBU TIO N OF F IS H A N D EG G S,
Y E A R E N D E D JU N E 3 0 , 1 9 1 7 : B y S p e c ie s .
[Source: Reports of tlie Bureau of Fisheries, Department of Commerce.]
Fingerlings,
yearlings,
and adults.
Catfish........................
4,251,289
Carp............................
112,000
605,407
Bunalofish.................
6,754,000
207,898
Shad............................
77,946,000
River herring............
177,000
W hitefish...................
52,602,500
331,610,000
Lake herring (cisco).
82,550,000
Blueback salm on___
75,038,525 5,793,953
2,000,000
Chinook salmon........
16,404,404 27,065,581
7,191,200
Chum salmon...........
14,403,300 7,014,580
Hum pback salm on..
27,406,204 7,449,030
Silver salm on............
4,403,700 4,662,960
Steelhead salmon. . .
2,040,710 2,061,709
3,237,600
Atlantic salmon........
3,028,850
887
Landlocked salmon.
798,689
531,000
177,635
Rainbow tro u t..........
250,200 2,574,942
1,454,200
Blackspotted tro u t..
1,630,000
2,051,400 2,683,900
Loch Leven tro u t...
25,860
Lake tro u t.................
33,395,155 3,699,158
35,332,000
Brook tro u t...............
935,600
5,972,495 7.868,932
Sunapee Lake trout........
8,000
Grayling............................
1,078 000
125,000
Sm elt.................................
28,000,000
Pike and pickerel............
103,643
Freshwater drum ............
29,804
Crappies............................
1,565,072
Largemouth black bass.
961,912
320,050
Smallmouth black bass.
149,837
237,600
Rock bass..........................
91,742
W arm outh bass...............
2,400
Sunfish..............................
2,670,513
Pike perch............. ..........
212,900,000
15,874
174,097,500
Yellow perch....................
175,421,000
163,839
W hite perch.....................
32,625,000
W hite bass........................
15,298
Striped bass......................
16,137,000
Mackerel.
2.341.000
Butterfish..................
920,000
Cod..............................
236,786,000
1,000,000
2,648
Pollock.......................
1.474.096.000
Haddock....................
6.720.000
1.814.696.000
Flounder....................
Miscellaneous fishes.
16,708
Lobster......................
HO, 260,000
5,400
318,939,100 4,757,908,782 82,115,411
Total.
1 Most of the eggs shown were donated to the various'States and incubated in local
resulting fish being planted under State auspices.
Eggs.!

Fry.

Total.
4,251,289
717,407
6,961,898
77.946.000
177.000
384,212,500
82.550.000
82,832,478
50,661,185
21,417,880
34,855,234
9,066,660
7,340,019
3,029,737
1,507,324
4,279,342
6,365,300
25,860
72,426,313
14,777,027
8,300
1.203.000
28.006.000

%S

1,565,072
1,281,962
387,437
91,742
2,400
2,670,513
387,013,374
175,584,839
32.625.000
15,298
16.137.000
2.341.000
920.000
237,788,648
1.474.096.000
6.720.000
1.814.696.000
16,708
110,265,400
5,158,963,293
hatcheries, the

N o. 1 2 0 . —COM PARATIVE STATEM ENT OF THE OUTPUT A N D COST
OF F IS H A N D F IS H EGGS, Y E A R S E N D E D JU N E 3 0 , 1 8 9 0 , 1 8 9 5 ,
A N D 1 9 0 0 , A N D 1 9 1 2 TO 1 9 1 7 : B y S p e c ie s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Fisheries, Department of Commerce.]
Fingerlings,
Year.
Eggs.
Fry.
yearlings,
Total.
and adults.

Cost per
million.*

Dollars.

44.280.000
261,706,606
1890...............................................
383,942
306,370,548
1895............................................... 55,408,200
561,894,350
2,613,302
619,915,852
292.64
4,897,975 1,164,336,754
1900............................................... 88.682.000 1,070,756,779
250.00
1912............................................... 229,599,960 3,426,106,826 32,214,271 3,687,921,057
147.44
1913............................................... 422,275,873 3,421,591,295 19,726,114 3,863,593,282
140.82
1914............................................... 530,213,575 3,494,991,837 22,438,005 4,047,643,417
134.80
1915............................................... 536,260,143 3,694,281,699 58,215,962 4,288,757.804
131.55
1916............................................... 425,700,794 4,339,300,337 92,261,435 4,847,262,566
117.86
114.46
1917............................................... 318,939,100 4,757,908,782 82,115,411 5,158,963,293
1 Includes all expenditures chargeable to fish culture and distribution and salaries of all employees in
the fish-cultural field service and the administrative and clerical force in Washington, D. C.

Digitized for 32951°—s A 1917------12
FRASER


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F is iii6 iE flJfaAJA

H o. 12 1 .—ALLOTM ENTS OP F IS H A N D EGGS TO STA TE F IS H COM­
M ISSIO N S, Y E A H E N D E D JU N E 8 0 , 1 9 1 7 : B y S t a t e s a n d S p e c ie s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Fisheries, Department of Commerce.)
State and species.

Eggs and
fry.1

Fingerlings,
yearlings,
and adults.

State and species.

Eggs and
try.1

FingOrlings,
yearlings,
and adults.

New York:
California: Chinook sal'
5,490,000
m on............................ 7,027,300
Landlocked salmon.
Illin o is :
25,000
*6,600,000
7,000
Black bass..........................................
Steelfiead tro u t........
500.000
Brook tro u t..............
50,000
*250,000
10,500
Catfish................................................
300 North Dakota:
Crappie......................
3,000,000
Pike perch................ 15,000,000
Steelhead trout........
Rainbow trout.........
100.000
60,000
4,000 Ohio:
Sunfish......................
600,000
W hitefish................
5,000,000
Yellow perch...........
73.600.000
250
Indiana: Pike perch. . . . 15.000.
000
40.980.000
Oklahoma:
Iowa:
50,000
Brook trout..............
100,000
Lake tro u t...............
Pike perch-.............. 40.000.
000
Kentucky:
88
Yellow perch...........
*100,000
Black bass.................
6,000 Oregon:
Chinook salm on. . . .
Blackspotted tro u t.
2,800
Crappie......................
250,000
Pike perch................ *5,000,000
Bluebaek salm on...
2,000,000
Chinook salmon. . . .
10,000
Rainbow tro u t........
163,900
1,050
1,000,000
Rock bass.................
4,200
S unfish....................
Steelhead tro u t........
1,687,600
Maine:
Pennsylvania:
Brook trout..............
100,000
Lake trout................
200,000
1,000,000
Landlocked salmon.
Rainbow tro u t.........
50,000
401,000
12,500
Massachusetts: Catfish..
8,000,000
South Dakota:
Michigan:
Blackspotted tro u t.
Grayling.............. ....
50,000
*30,000
8,640,000
Lake trout................. ran non non
3,000,000
Pike perch................
U ta h : B la c k sp o tte d
100,000
W hitefish..................
Minnesota:
Vermont:
3,300,000
Lake tro u t................
Steelhead trout........
200,000
1,500,000
Landlocked salmon.
Whitefish..................
122,500
40,000
Steelhead trout........
M iss o u ri: R a in b o w
200,000
W ash in g to n : B lac k ­
tro u t...........................
98,400
spotted tro u t........
200,000
Montana:
7,500 Wisconsin:
Black bass.................
13,000,000
400,000
Blackspotted trout.
2*666
5,000,000
Catfish.......................
150.000
Wyoming:
Rainbow trout.........
Blackspotted tro u t.
300.000
Whitefish..................
200.000
Nebraska: Pike perch... 9,800,000
100,000
Rainbow trout.........
Nevada: Brook tro u t. . .
150.000
100,000
New Hampshire:
Steelhead trout.......
50.000
Brook trout..............
Landlocked salmon.
25.000
1308,700,700 }•
Total...................... 1*14,230,000
100.000
Rainbow trout.........
New Jersey:
50.000
Rainbow trout.........
Smallmouth b la c k
1,500
bass.........................
100,000
Steelhead trout........

70
10
80
90
60
66,666
10,000

23,150
100

300
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1 Fry are indicated by an asterisk, thus (*); all others are eggs.




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A L A S K A -* F I S H E R IE S

H o. 122 .—A L A SK A F ISH E R IE S: S u m m a r y
Y e a r s 1915 a n d 1916-.

of

P r o b t o ® , Ca l e n d a r

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Fisheries, Departm ent of Commerce.}
Product.
Salmon:
Canned....... .................................................. ........cases*.
Mild-cured...................................................
Pickled...........................................................
Fresh (including local)............................. ..pounds..
Frozen...........................................................
Dried, pickled, and smoked backs........ ........do___
Halibut:
Fresh (inehiding local).............................
Frozen............................................................ ........do___
Fletched........................................................ ........do___

1916

1915
Quantity.

Value.

: Dollars.
4,500k 293 18,653,415
2,224,800
191,523
13,29a
148,640
2,416, 603
192,268
720-791
27,276
45,625
1,423
10,047,634
5,589^864
80,291

554,888
244,423
2,690

Cod......................................................................... ........do___ 14,195,775
Herring......................... ......................................
7,194,610

390,199
114,099

130,028
Herring oil...........................................................
Herriag fertiliser................................................ ..pounds.. 1,238*000
Whale oil............................................................ . . . gallons.* 876r5GQ
101,800
Sperm oil............. \ ............................................
Whale fertilizer.................................................
2,990,000
41,975

26,005
15,475
295,000
38,000
48,750
3 420

142,550
30

3,971
306

Atka mackerel....................................................
Shrim ps............... ...............................................

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...

14,395
713
B y products:
O il.................................................................
14,227
47,976
Fertilizer and m eal...................................
1,562,000
26,028
Miscellaneous fr^psh fish, local.......................... ........do___
100,000
7,000
T otal......................................... ..........
20,999,343




Quantity.

Value.

4,900,627
3,920,400
17,734
1,713,848
863,406
60,622

23,269,429
397,628
212,667
136,983
34,408
3,723

5,672, US
5,724,023
68,958
30,45814,302,364
6,839,200
19,850
188,926
875
717,500
90,5001,873

407,422
268,3192.368
1,354
518,797
216,640
132,330
47,231
21,875
201,500
29.750
1,471

50,822
17
530
304,141

3,647
193
3,095
11,185

27
45,200
116,667
10,093
72,005
3,880
450
2,700

270
1,294
9,333
35,622
3;, 636
114
4 ono
1,350

40,750
1,438,000
116,667

20,150
27,775
9,333
26,156,559

Dollars.

180

ALASKA FISHERIES.

No. 123.—A LASKA FISHERIES: O u t p u t o p C a n n e d S a l m o n , C a l e n d a r

Y ears 1910 t o 1916.1
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Fisheries, Departm ent of Commerce.]

Product.

1910

Cases.
Coho, or silver:
J-pound flat..........
163
1-pound flat.......... 2,249
l-pound tall.......... 111,614
Total.................. 114,026
Cimm or keta:

1911

1912

1913

1914

.1915

Cases.
1,574
1,075
131,259
133,908

Cases.
2,719
17
163,462
166,198

Cases.
3,587
266
71,926
75,779

Cases.
4,579
285
152,199
157,063

Canes. Cases. Cases.
2,050 13,145
27,817
14,421
2,338
8,191
119,880 240,573 990,913
124,268 261,909 1,033,151

2,795

985
2,619
287,314
290,918

373
5,568
657,918
663,859

317
479,629
479,946

7,245
316,550
323,795

661,838
l-pound tall.......... 254,218
664,633
Total.................. 254,218
Hum pback, or pink:
4,836 13,712 20,822
J-pound flat.......... 3,188
9,437
3,258
7,900
l-pound tall.......... 543,233 991,005 1,266,426 1,348,801
Total.................. 554,321 1,005,278 1,280,138 1,372,881
King, or spring:
5,151
1,585
67
54
i-pound flat..........

1916

Total.

1,423

5,576
15,749
722,692 3,380,159
724,115 3,401,484

2,103
4,325 41,491
90,477
9,286
3,508 14,796
48,185
974,660 1,867,683 1,681,506 8,673,314
986,049 1,875,518 1,737,793 8,811,976
3,143
4,804
40,092
48,039

2,404
3,755
82,092
88,251

2,617
3,804
69,452
65,873

15,021
12,363
338,205
365,589

l-pound tall.......... 40,167 45,451 38,166 32,785
Total.................. 40,221 45,518 43,317 34,370
Red, or sockeye:
£-pound flat.......... 22,320 13,601 28,024 29,041 53,825 52,033 81,565 280,409
4,967 16,242 11,735 64,671 112,847 86,396 336,798
l-pound flat.......... 39,941
l-pound tall.......... 1,388,006 1,296,750 1,856,089 1,924,461 2,083,147 1,765,139 1,936,971 12,250,563
2,293
2,293
6,006
6,006
2-pound nominals
Total.................. 1,450,267 1,315,318 1,900,355 1,965,237 2,201,643 1,932,312 2,110,937 12,876,069
Grand to ta l.... 2,413,053 2,823,817 j4,054,641 3,739,185 4,056,653 4,500,293 4,900,627 26,488,269
1 All cases contain 48 cans. The J-pound cans have been reduced one-half in num ber and treated as
1-pound cans.




aarsiECHfiT's?' * •

MANUFACTURES AND MINES.

N o. 124.—MANUFACTURES : C l a s s if ie d A c c o r d in g
Wage E arners , 1914.

to

Average N um ber

of

[Source: Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]
Number Average Per cent of total.
of estab- num ber of Estab­
lishwage
Wage
lish­
ments. earners. ments. earners.

Establishm ents employing—

32,856
140,971
54,379
22,932
11,079
8,470
3,108
1,348
648
Total........................................................................................... 275,791

317,216
606,594
742,529
791,726
1,321,077
1,075,108
926,828
1,255,259
7,036,337

11.9
51.1
19.7
8.3
4.0
3.1
1.1
.5
.2
100.0

4.5
8.6
10.6
11.3
18.8
15.3
13.2
17.8
1 0 0 .6

N o. 125 .—MANUFACTURES : E n g in e s a n d P o w e r , C l a s s if ie d A c c o r d in g
K in d , 1904, 1909, a n d 1914.

to

[Source: Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]
Number of engines or
motors.

Power.

1901

Prim ary power:
Owned—
Steam i.................
Gas........................
W aterwheels___
W ater motors___
Total.................
Rented—
Electric................

1909

1911

Per cent distribu­
tion horsepower.

Ilorsepower.

1901

1909

1914

127,267 153,525 137,176 10,917,502 14,228,632 15,681,688
21,515 34,356 37,693
991,905
289,423 751,186
19,595 20,079 16,919 1,641,949 1,807,439 1,786,418
1,397 1,203 1,150
5,931
15,449
40,025
169,774 209,163 192,938 12,854,805 16,802,706 18,500,036
61,589 199,309 452,102

1904 1909 1914
80.9 76.2
2.1 4.0
12.2 9.7
.1
(a)
95.3 90.0

441,589 1,749,031 3,917,655 3.3
191,313 123,639
129,883 1.4
632,902 1,872,670 4,047,538 4.7
T o ta l............... 61,589 199,309 452,102
Grand total___ 231,363 408,472 645,040 13,487,707 18,675,376 22,547,574 100.0
Electric motors:
R un by current
generated by es­
tablishment ........ 73,119 189,545 320,260 1,150,886 3,068,109 4,929,967 72.3
Run by rented
power................... 61,589 199,309 452,102
441,589 1,749,031 3,917,655 27.7
Total................. 134,708 388,854 772,362 1,592,475 4,817,140 8,847,622 100-0

69.5
4.4
7.9

.2

82.0

9.4 17.4
.7
.6
10.0 18.0
100.0 100.0
63.7 55.7
36.3 44.3
100.0 100.0

1 Figures for horsepower include, for 1904 and 1909, the amount reported under “ other ” owned power.
1 Less than one-tenth of 1 per cent.

N o. 126 .—MANUFACTURES: F u e l U s e d , C l a s s if ie d A c c o r d in g t o K in d s , 1914.
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Quantity.

Kind.

Kind.

Quantity.

Anthracite coal................ ...long tons.. 14,724,265 Oil, including gasoline, etc__ barrels.. 48,689,232
Bituminous coal.............. . .short tons.. 1166,699,827 Gas...........................................1,000 feet.. 285,609,876
32,539,325
Coke...................................
1 Includes 51,623,750 tons used in making coke.



181

182

MANTTFAGrflUB®a/L

N o. 1 2 7 .—M A N U F A C T U R E S : Classified A ccording to Character of Owner ­
ship of the E stablishment, Calendar Y ears 1904, 1909, and 1914.

[Source: Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]
Establish­
Wage earners.
ments.
Character of ownership,
Per
Per
and year.
Average
Number. cent number. cent
of
of
total.
total.
Individual:
1904................................
1909................................
1914............................
Corporation:
1904.......................... .
1909................................
1914...............................
Other:
1904................................
* 1909........................ ..
1914................................
Total:
1904.....................
1909....................
1914.....................

113,946
140,605
142,43d
51,09?
69,501
78,151
51,137
58,385
55,204

Products.
Value.

Per
cent
of
total.

Dollars.
52.7 755,923 13.8 1,702,830,624 11.5
52.4 804,883 12.2 2,042,061,500 9.9
51.6 707,568 10.1 1,925,518,298 7.9
23.6 3,862,698 70.6 10,904,069,307 73.7
25.9 5,002,393 75.6 16,341,116,634 79.0
28.3 5,649,646 80.3 20,177,084,844 83.2
23.7 849,762 15.5 2,187,002,632 14.8
21.7 807,770 12.2 2,288,873,736 11.1
20.0 679,123 9.7 2,143,831,582 8.8

216,180 100.0 5,468,383 100.0 14,793,902,563 100.0
26S, 491 100.0 0,615,046 100.0 20,672,051,870 100.0
275,791 100.0 7,036,337 100.0 24,246,434,724 100.0

Added by m anu­
facture.
Per
cent
Value.
of
total.

Dollars.

824,292,887
968,824,072
903,524,881
4,526,055,153
6,582,207,117
3,088,661,744
943,346,713
978,229,803
886,129,268

13.1
11.4
9.1
71.9
77.3
81.9
15.0
11.5
9.0

6,293,694,753 100.0
8,529,260,992 100.0
9,878,345,893 100.0

N o. 1 28 .—M A N U FA C T U R E S: Classified A ccording t o S ize of E stablishment ,
a s M easured by the V alue of P roducts , Calendar Y ears 1904,1909, and 1914.
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Value of product, and
year.

Establish­
Wage earners.
ments.
Per
Per
Average
Number. cent number. cent
of
of
total.
total.

Less th an 55,000:
1904................................ 71,147 32.9 106,353
1909................................ 93,349 34.8 142,430
1914............................ .. 97,061 35.2 129,623
15,000 and less than
320,000:
1904................................ 72,79* 33.7 419,466
1909................................ 86,988 32.4 470,006
1914............................... 87,931 31.9 429,037
920,000 and less than
$100,000:
1904................................ 48,096 22.2 1,027,047
1909................................ 57,270 21.3 1,090,449
1914................................ 56,814 20.6 999,600
3100 ,0 00 and less than
91,000,000:
1904................................ 22,246 1G.3 2,515,064
19Q9................................ 27,824 10.4 2,896,532
1914................................ 30,166 16.9 3,002,071
91,000,000 and over:
1904................................ 1,900 .9 1,400,453
8,060 i . i 2,015,629
1909................. .............
1914................................ 3,819 1.4 2,476,006
Total:
1904.................... 216,180 100.0 5,468,383
1909.................... 268,491 100.0 6,615,046
1914.................... 275,791 100.0 7,036,337
Average per establishm ent:
1904...............................
25
1909..............................
25
1914..........................
26



1.9
2.2
1.8
7.7
7.1
6.1
18.8
10.5
14.2

Products.
Value.

Dollars.

•

Per
cent
ef
total.

Added by m anu­
facture.
Per
cent
Value.
of
total.

Dollars.

176,128,212
222,463,847
233,381,081

1.2
1.1
1.0

114,781,124
144,246)008
151,739,764

1.8
1.7
1.5

751,947,759
904,645,664
905,693,168

5.1
4.4
3.7

424,129,643
509,907,934
507,499,875

6.7
6.0
5.1

2,129,257,888 14.4
2,544,426,711 12.8
2,550,229,411 m s

1,090,271,887
1,358,3*7,991
1,238,879,480

17.3
14.8
12.5

46.0 6,109,012,538
43.8 7,946,935,255
42.7 8,763,070,135
25.6 5,628,456,171
30.5 9,053,530,393
35.2 11,794,060,929

41.3
38.4
86.1
38.0
43.8
48.6

2,782,641,883 44.2
3,572,746,038 41.9
3,888, <M, 982 39.4
1,881,870,216 29.9
3,044,043,021 35.7
4,092,200,842 41.4

160.0 14,793,902,563 100.0
100.0 20,672,051,870 100.0
m o 24,246,434,724 100.0

6,293,694,753 100.0
8,529,260,992 100.0
9,878,345,893 100.0

'

68,433
70,993
87,916

29^113
31.767
35,818

N o. 12 9 .—MANUFACTTTBES: Classified A ccording

to S ize of

M unicipalities

in

W hich L ocated ,

1899, 1909,

and

1914.

[Source: Bureau ol the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Census
year.

10,000 to 25,000.
Amount.

Num ber ef estahlteJnBffits,.. 1899
1909
1914
Average num ber of wage 1899
earners,
1909
1914
Value of products..................... 1899
1909
1914
Value added by m anufacture. 1899
1909
1914
Population *.............................. 1900
1910
1914




15,463
18,864
21,205
5f4,9Q0
074,232
766,518
$l,O59,«4O,OQ0
*1,953,937,000
12,313,882,000
fm S P .o m
$802,352,000
*§4;*»;o«>
4,297,118
5,559 962
.‘ 6,259,842

25,000 to 100,000.

Per
cept of
total.
7.5
7.0
7.7
11.1
10.2
10.9
9.2
9-4
9.5
9.5
9.4
9.8

Amount.

29,147
26,989
28.223
767,203
1,118,412
1,123,875
#1,843,125,000
#3,593,828.000
#3,977,265,000
$773,113,000
#1,423,194,000
$1,642,423,000
5,547,205
5 .7
6.0
8,204,970
8,714,860
6.3

Per
cent of
total.

100,000 and over.
Amount.

67,308
9-7
10.1
89,79?
40,2
401,849
1,752,246
16.3
16.9
2,5?4,730
16.0
2,831,739
16.2 *4,968,799,000
17.4 *8,729,782,000
16.4 *10,584,798,000
16. Q *2,145,684,000
16.7 #3,771,974,000
15,0 *4,578,538,000
14,208,347
20,302,138
8.8
23,800,970

Per
cent of
total.
32.4
33.4
36.9
37-2
38.0
40.2
43.6
42. 9.
43.7
44.4
ll2
46.3
18.7
22.1
24.1

102,918
135,670
151,337
3,044,439
4,307,374
4,722,192
*7,864,564,090
*14,277, 54a 000
*[6,875,445,000
#3,377,478,000
#5,997,520,000
#7,085,303,000
24,059,670
34,067,070
3 38,775,678

49.6
50.5
54.9
04.6
65.1
67.1
68.9
69. q
69.6
69.9
70.3
71.7
31.6
37.0
39.3

194,596
132,821
124,454
1,668,324
2,307,672
2,314,145
*3,542,363,000
*6,394,505,000
*7,370,990,000
*1,453,597,000
*2,531,741.000
#2,792,983,006
61,941,905
57,905,196
60,005,646

Aggregate.

207,514
50.4
268,491
49.5
45.1
275,791
4,712,763
35.4
0,615,046
34.9
7,036,337
32.9
31.1 *11,406,927,000
31.0 *20,672,052,000
30.4 $24,246,435,000
30.1 *4,831,075,000
29.7 *8.529,261,000
28.3 #9,878,346,000
75,994,575
68.3
91,972,266
63.0
60.7
98,781,324

i The figures for population are for the censuses of 1900 and 1910 and are estimated for 1914• Does not include population fqr San Angelo, Tex.

88 T

Item .

Districts outside of
municipalities hav­
ing a population of
Total.
10,000 and over.
Per
Per
Amount. cent of Amount. cent of
total.
total.

* s s im iL £ fM a tw * r

Municipalities having a population of 10,000 and over.

N o. 13 0 .—M ANUFACTURES: S u m m a r y

b y G e n e r a l G r o u p s , 1899,
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]

Value of products.

Wage earners.
Group.

Year. Estab­
lish­
Per
ments. Average cent
number. of
total.

Food, and kindred products............................. 1899
1904
1909
1914
T extiles............................................................... 1899
1904
1909
1914
Iron and steel and their products................... 1899
1904
1909
1914
Lum ber and its remanufactures..................... 1899
1904
1909
1914
Leather and its finished products................. 1899
1904
1909
1914
Paper and printing............................................ 1899
1904
1909
1914



41,247
45,857
55,364
59,317
17,647
17,042
21,723
22,995
14,082
14,431
17,292
17,719
34,954
32,501
48,539
42,036
5,625
5.318
5,728
6,758
26,627
30,803
34,828
37,196

301,868 6.4
354,046 6.5
411,575 6.2
496,234 7.1
1,022,123 21.7
1,156,305 21.1
1,438,446 21.7
1,498,664 21.3
745,235 15.8
868,634 15.9
1,026,553 15.5
1,061,058 15.1
671,696 14.3
734,136 13.4
911,593 13.8
833,529 11.8
248,626 5.3
264,459 4.8
309,766 4.7
307,060 4.4
298,744 6.3
351,640 6.4
415,990 6.3
452,900 6.4

Cost of
materials—
Amount.

Dollars.

Amount.

Dollars.

1,782,863,000 2,199,204,000
2,306,121,000 2,845,556,000
3,187,803,000 3,937,618,000
3,828,512,000 4,816,709,000
894,846,000 1,628,606,000
1,246,562,000 2,147,441,000
1.745.516.000 3,060,199,000
1.993.058.000 3,414,615,000
1,000,949,000 1,819,478,000
1,190,794,000 2,199,776,000
1,799,942,000 3,164,472,000
1,762,313,000 3,223,144,000
480,930,000 1,007,532.000
517,501,000 1,219,749,000
717,833,000 1,588,274.000
762,350,000 1,599,710,000
396,633,000
582,048,000
724,391,000
480,221,000
669,874,000
992,713,000
753,135,000 1,104,595,000
607,907,000
214,566,000
309,012,000
859,814,000
451,239,000 1,179,285,000
580,715,000 1,456,046,000

Per
cent
of
total.
19.3
19.2
19.0
19.9
11.3
14.5
14.8
14.1
15.9
14.9
15.3
13.3
8.8
8-2
7.7
6.6
5.1
4.9
4.8
4.6
5.3
5.8
5.7
6.0

1904, 1909, a n d 1914.

Value added by
manufacture.

Amount.

Dollars.

*5 S'©
®©S
'C F o
© ©\5

00
Per cent of increase, i

Wage
Value
earn­ Value added
Per
ers of by
cent
of S3 s j ; Period. (aver­ prod­ man­
age
total. © <3-2
num ­ ucts. ufac­
ture.
fcS-S
ber).
Pd

416,341,000 8.6 18.9 1899-1904 17.3 29.4 29.6
539,435,000 8.6 19.0 1904-1909 16.2 38.4 39.0
749,815 000 8.8 19.0 1909-1914 20.6 22.3 31.8
988,197,000 10.0 20.5 1904-1914 40.2 69.3 83.2
733,760,000 15.2 45.1 1899-1904 13.1 31.9 22.8
900,879,000 14.3 42.0 1904-1909 24.4 42.5 45.9
1,314,683,000 15.4 43.0 1909-1914 4.2 11.6 8.1
1,421,557,000 14.4 41.6 1904-1914 29.6 59.0 57.8
818,529,000 16.9 45.0 1899-1904 16.-6 20.9 23.3
1,008,982,000 16.0 45.9 1904-1909 18.2 43.9 35.2
1.364.530.000 16.0 43.1 1909-1914 3.4 1.9 7.1
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2,630
2,432
23,612
28,588
1,140
1,724
23,419
24,901

158
254
24,161
19,785
38,585
42,067
131,111
151,928
1,580
1,969
1,619
2,187
24,590
23,276
114,386
143,459
59,976
77,069
9,855
9,303
10,423
9,443
11,900
12,408
6.193
4,365
1,112
980
1.628
2,878
735
1,001
7,876
7,840

193




11
14
1,241
1,322
900
802
3.155
3,326
93
96
46
48
619
611
1,296
1,284
363
348
583
635
377
352
118
89
65
67
88
79
62
78
9
11
353
369

MANUFAOTURES, BY SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES.

32051°—8 a 1917-

Fuel, manufactured....................................................... 190»
1*14
Fur goods........................................................................ 1909
1914
Furnishing goods, men’s................................................ 1909
1914
Furniture and refrigerators........................................... 1909
1914
Furs, dressed.................................................................. 1909
1914
Galvanizing.................................................................... 1909
1914
Gas and electric fixtures and lamp appliances............ 1909
1914
Gas, illuminating and heating...................................... 1909
1914
1909
Glass................................................................................ 1914
Glass, cutting, staining, and ornamenting.................. 1909
1914
Gloves and mittens, leather.......................................... 1909
1914
Glucose and starch......................................................... 1909
1914
Glue, not elsewhere specified........................................ 1909
1914
Gold and silver, leai and foil........................................ 1909
1914
Gold and silver, reducing and refining, not from 1909
1914
the ore.
Graphite, ground and refined...................................... 1909
1914
Grease and tallow not elsewhere specified................. 1909
1914

of

Manufactures: B y Specified I ndustries, Calendar Y ears 1909 and 1914—Continued.

194

N o. 1 3 1 .—S ummary

Value
added by
manutacture
Cost of Value of (value of
Sal­
Primary Capital. aries. Wages. materials. products. products
horse­
less cost
Wage
salaried earners
power.
of mate­
em­ (average Total.
rials).
ployees. number).
Expressed in thousands.

Persons engaged in industry.
Num­
Cen­ ber ol
sus estab­
year. lish­
ments.

Grindstones..................................................................... 1909
1914
Haircloth........................................................................ 1909
1914
Hair work....................................................................... 1909
1914
Hammocks...................................................................... 1909
1914
Hand stamps and stencils and brands.......................... 1909
1914
Hat and cap materials................................................... 1909
1914
Bats and caps, other than felt, straw, and wool........... 1909
1914
1909
Hats, fur felt................................................................... 1914
Hats, straw..................................................................... 1909
1914
Hones and whetstones................................................... 1909
1914
Horseshoes, not made in steel works or rolling m ills.. 1909
1914



14
14
14
10
250
205
15
14
361
384
74
98
494
580
273
224
98
149
18
16
19
22

Pro­
prie­
tors
and
firm
bets.
6
5
11
22

298
224
14
14
375
877
63
101
688
797
264
163
91
137
13
7
7
6

85
44
72
57
551
236
39
46
513
571
188
196
720
823
1,763
1,451
799
999
8
31
60
125

1,394
686
538
m

1,485
735
621
G74

3.534 4,383
1,193 1,653
272
325
285
345
1,651 2,539
1,767 2,715
2,367 2,618
1,775 2,072
6,201 7,609
7,822 8,942
25,064 27,091
21,318 22,932
8,814 9,704
9,483 10,619
173
152
170
208
293
360
588
719

6,700
2,160
995
1,723
218
68
157
321
903
1,384
2.922
2,954
990
1,339
19,245
20,861
3,482
6,248
677
864
1,045
1,984

Dollar). Doth. DoHan. Dollar).

4,939
1,979
2,281
2,945
4,716
2,543
344
608
2,439
3,135
6,183
6,417
5,275
6,847
35,734
39,401
11,538
12,689
382
499
1,396
2,437

159
62
72
99
434
202
34
50
433
686
231
263
783
924
2,097
1,929
1,427
1,767
6
32
99
209

638
323
252
290
1,610
581
95
119
952
1,149
947
804
3,421
4,608
14,223
12,071
4,471
6,253
72
64
166
362

468
116
1,614
1,654
6,081
1,529
311
361
1,127
1,426
5,380
5,052
6,690
9,268
22,109
16,947
11,468
14,086
110
87
356
690

Donor). Dattat).

1,688
684
2,230
2,395
11,216
3,335
578
671
3,673
4)4b6
8,236
6,929
13,689
18,593
47,865
37,350
21,424
25,444
268
260
1,015
1,786

1,220
568
616
741
5,135
1,806
267
310
2,546
3,059
2,856
1,877
6,999
9,325
25,756
20,403
9,956
11,358
158
173
659
1,096

MANUFACTURES, BY SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES.

Industry.




1,374
1,622
260
370
2,004
2,643
71
70
47
64
263
307
208
160
446
427
108
102
29
43
172
191
57
64
28
36
1,637
1,914
120
126
96
108
77
89

1,134
1,298
236
334
1,066
1,366
38
40
37
38
222
249
48
15
47
52
38
26
18
22
90
69
42
40
17
10
1,846
2,220
139
116
86
62
90
97

6,721 129,275 136,130 103.709 163,641 7,691 44,740
7,856 160,620 159,673 126,842 215,826 11,281 69,768
12,784 1,007 2,036
778 4,907 5,916 9,328
1,223 6,935 8,492 11,731
19,014 1,741 3,307
8,027 16,114 21,107 317,789 118,641 3,868 9,779
5,420 23,011 29,786 461,988 174,309 5,706 14,841
1,121 1,864 5,857
7,144 1,092
773
1,391 2,293 7,821 11,943 1,856 1,064
606
824
169
2,114 376
203
512
889
612
2,464 633
263
1,136 4,817 6,175 4,866 11,724 1,233 2,926
1,664 7,107 9,020 6,799 16,742 1,950 4,662
4,684 38,429 43,061 1,173,422 487,581 . 6,626 24,607
3,823 29,356 33,194 1,222,273 462,282 6,115 22,781
20,630 240,076 260,762 2,100,978 1,004,735 26,191 163,201
248,716 274,162 2,706,663 1,258,371 37,516 188,142
11,345 12,396 22,118 30,250 1,373 8,793
1,012
1,088 10,658 11,772 28,897 36,602 1,740 5,961
197 1,601- 1,816 1,997
3,046 224
874
1,986 2,395 3,170
6,161 647 1,638
8,168 9,193 27,803 27,765 1,300 5,003
1,236 10,6% 11,984 38,215 36,820 1,994 7,487
2,765 3,239 7,723
8,898 662 1,353
496 2,644 8,179 8,235
7,883 691 1,608
475 6,817 7,309 20,666 22,266 657 3,963
835 8,846 9,690 17,542 39,408 1,246 6,760
4,799 86,847 36,992 11,204 63,811 6,838 18,368
6,665 28,289 36,064 15,666 72,404 7,326 18,302
232 2,070 2,441
1,841
232
954
627
265 2,393 2,764 1,069
1,094
2,187 3f3
482 2,313 2,880 1,589
8,857 541 1,123
570 2,600 3,232 2,233
5,697 843 1,469
627
886
679
4,808 196
889
584
104
785
646
641
3,613 166

110,241
146,687
12,371
17,391
11,817
17,766
4,175
6,806
1,078
1,236
2,918
6,682
320,638
264,680
657,601
690,826
12,804
12,913
1,283
1,996
10,240
14,611
3,972
3,894
22,942
26,296
36,675
39,116
1,221
1,460
1,910
2,908
6,660
3,941

200,143
268,913
18,609
26,463
42,963
60,386
8,866
13,830
2,505
2,784
10,604
17,495
391,429
317,664
985,723
918,666
24,486
23,403
3,006
6,184
20,293
28,961
8,192
7,199
30,886
37,656
80,360
81,006
3,116
3,621
4,670
6,684
9,173
5,360

89,902
112,226
6,138
9,062
31,636
42,631
4,690
7,024
I,
1,648
7,586
11,913
70,791
68,074
328,222
327,839
II, 681
10,491
1,723
3,188
10,063
14,860
4,220
3,606
7,944
11,369
43,676
41,890
1,895
2,171
2,760
8,676
2,613
1,419

427

BY SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES.

"Boslery and knit goods................................................. (1909
1914
House-furnishing goods, not elsewhere specified......... 1909
1914
Ice, manufactured.......................................................... 1909
1914
Ink, printing.................................................................. 1909
1914
Ink, writing.................................................................... 1909
1914
Instruments, professional and scientific...................... 1909
1914
Iron and steel, blast furnaces......................................... 1909
1914
Iron and steel, steel works and rolling mills................. 1909
1914
Iron and steel, bolts, nuts, washers, and rivets.......... 1909
1914
Iron and steel, doors and Shutters................................ 1909
1914
Iron and steel forgings................................................... 1909
1914
Iron and steel, nails and spikes, cut and wrought, In­ 1909
cluding wire nails, not made in steel works or 1914
rolling mills.
Iron and steel pipe, wrought....................................... 1909
1914
1909
Jewelry...........................................................................
1914
Jewelry and instrument oases...................................... 1909
1914
Labels and tags.............................................................. 1909
1914
Lapidary work
1909
1914

«D
Or

N o. 1 3 1 .—S ummary

Manufactures : B y Specified I ndustries , Calendar Y ears 1909

Num­
Cen­ ber of
sus estab­
year. lish­
ments.

1914—Continued.

Value
Persona engaged in industry.
added by
manntacture
Sal­
Cost of Value of (value of
Primary Capital. aries. Wages. materials. products. products
Pro­
prie­
horse­
less cost
Wage
tors Salaried earners
power.
of mate­
and em­ (average Total.
rials).
firm ployees. number).
mem­
bers.
Expressed in thousands.

Lard, refined, not made in slaughtering and meat- 1909
7
6 110
packing establishments.
1914
15
e
5
00
47 254
Lasts................................................................................ 1909
1914
66
46 840
33
Lead, bar, pipe, and sheet............................................. 1909
8 234
1914
27
4 225
Leather goods, not elsewhere specified......................... 1909 2,375 2,552 6,066
1914 3,564 3,794 6,687
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished........................ 1909 919 784 4,114
1914 741 566 4,278
1909 853 794 968
Lime................................................................................. 1914
627 500 1,046
Liquors, distilled............................................................ 1909 613 663 1,335
1914 434 340 1,687
Liquors, m alt.................................................................. 1909 1,414 639 11,507
1914 1,260 511 12,828
Liquors, vinous............................................................... 1909 290 236 579
1914 318 802 594
Locomotives, not made by railroad companies......... 1909
16
7 2,029
1,656
1914
19
Looking-glass and picture frames................................. 1909 437 431 1,018
1914 438 416 875



and

399
19
1,728
2,094
802
585
34,907
81,417
62.202
55,936
13,897
12,429
6,430
6,295
54,579
62,070
1,911
2,292
14,909
17,391
6.021
4,787

515
39
2,029
2,489
1,044
814
43,525
40,898
67,100
60,780
15.659
13,975
8,328
8,322
66,725
75,404
2.726
3,188
16,945
19,047
7,470
6,0»

723
197
3,386
6,317
3,179
2,609
28,148
21,478
148,140
172,712
27,071
39,134
46,120
61,971
347,726
405,884
6,771
9,356
35.102
50,373
5,330
4,210

Dollars.
1,434
124
3,061
4,481
20,587
5,036
69,814
76,339
332,727
332,180
32,520
34,124
72,450
91,285
671,158
792,914
27,908
31,516
52.060
88,413
9,058
8,049

DM ). DM an.

108
11
412
601
360
386
6,701
7,003
6,744
7,376
1.080
1,290
1,988
3,307
22.804
27,002
863
891
2,297
2,777
1,119
1,078

180
12
1,203
1,511
510
407
17,921
17,842
32,103
31,914
5.980
6,040
3,074
3,994
41,206
53,244
972
1,194
8,914
11,085
3,201
2,850

D M an.

9,631
102
1,324
1,343
7,412
6,048
60,027
59,128
248,279
284,245
6,731
7,558
35,977
40,997
96,596
129,724
6,626
9,489
15,060
23,546
5,525
4,468

Dollar). Dollar).

10,326
147
4,159
4,689
9,145
7,431
104,719
102,715
327,874
367,202
17,952
18,391
204,699
206,779
374,730
442,149
13,121
16,618
31,582
43,374
13,475
11,014

695
45
2,835
3,246
1,733
1,383
44,692
43,587
79,595
82,956
11,221
10,833
168,722
165,782
278,134
312,425
6.495
7,129
16,522
10,828
7,950
6,546

£
MANUFACTURES, BY SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES.

Industry.

of




38
77
40,671
34,484
114
97
4.964
4,901
26
20
12
12
930
1,000
1.879
2,079
4,916
5,463
119
244
148
182
709
762
95
78
127
127
187
241
507
478
49
49

13
28
48,825
39,208
52
77
6.026
5,673
46
4
18
10
869
926
1,934
2,335
5,743
6,015
53
110
131
138
840
846
78
47
108
104
187
234
297
221
27
20

145
176
334
492
935 155
88
431
476
935 2,685
3,440 555
282
41,145 695.019 784.989 2.840,082
47,428 318,739
41,358 618,163 698,729 2,796,902 1,176,675 54,552 322,221
1,260,075
425 1,760 2,237 26.441
884
482 1,989 2,548 33,394 60,286 1,304 1.348
46,767
1,828
5.646 65.603 77.275 187.686 114.842 6.386 42,546
5,626 54,981 66,280 207,461 118,423 7,052 37,961
543 3.631 4.220 6,224 11,953
723 1,390
742 3,800 4,546 7,465 11,736 1,053 1,758
85
937 1,040 1,433
4.051
95
385
98
889
977 1,643
5,055
97
455
1,918 21.322 14,109 17,689 23,735 2.039 5,771
2,224 11,747 14,897 21,674 24,922 2,690 6,723
5,166 39,201 46.301 7,018
16,308
6,327 45,274 53,936 12,736 35,705 5.381 21,545
53,101 7,349
3,170 13,147 22.060 19.392 42*305
6.902
3,895 15,506 25,416 25,164 53,233 2,846 8,864
4,094
308 1,990 2.351 20.920 13.226 417
897
684 4,707 5,501 44,069 27,439 878 2,485
384 2,994 3,509 3,862
4,890 450 1,763
472 3,184 3,794 4,673
6,517 662 1,968
439 4,171 5,450 5,486
5,576 490 2,929
633 4,274 6,753 6,149
5,534 745 3,103
502 4,437 5,017 6,932
9,780 682 2,908
1,026 6,680 7,753 8,753 18,135 1,175 4,739
255
538
901 2,335
2,717 353
286
7C0 1,167 2,456
363
3,550 448
399
260 1,822 2,269 1,423
3.298 343
992
345 1,831 2,410 1,865
3,858 385 1,161
3,565 38,020 41,882 41,623 103.234 5,552
3,946 87,556 41,723 44,349 130,990 6,483 22,762
23,353
313 4.638 4,978 4,542
6,705 393 2,064
391 5,839 5,750 4,813
9,424 598 2,507

828
1,481
2,767
4,919
508,118 1,156,129
523,613 1,119,348
30.464 38,252
39,199 48,133
37,397 113,093
37,802 107,055
4.599 11,353
5,202
12,556
1.067
2,432
1,170
2,236
20,483 35,783
22,399 38,717
45,040 85.894
57,676 114,160
16,466 43.508
28,779 58,401
2,042
4,681
4,561
10,307
5,905
9,571
6,014
10,189
2,876
8,868
2,045
8,605
6,083
10,699
10,928 22,234
3.283
4,918
3,338
5,695
890
3,228
1,023
3,625
43,765 80,790
41,253 88,948
2.329
6,694
3,242
7,891

653
2,152
648,011
595,735
7,788
8,934
75,696
69,253
6,754
7,355
1,365
1,066
15,300
16,318
40,854
56; 484
27,042
31,622
2,638
5,746
3.666
4,175
5,992
e;560
5,616
11,306
1.635
2,357
2,338
2,602
46,025
47,095
4.365
4,649

MANUFACTUKES, BY SPECIFIED INDUSTBIES.

Lubricating greases........................................................ 1909
1914
Lumber and timber products....................................... 1909
1914
1909
1914
Marble and stone work................................................ 1909
1914
Matches........................................................................... 1909
1914
Mats and matting, from cocoa fiber, grass, etc........... 1909
1914
Mattresses and spring beds........................................... 2909
1914
Millinery and lace goods................................................ 1909
1914
Mineral and soda waters................................................ 1909
1914
Minerals and earths, ground....................................... 1909
1914
Mirrors, framed and unframed.................................... 1909
1914
Models and patterns, not including paper patterns... 1909
1914
Motorcycles, bicycles, and parts.................................. 1909
1914
Mucilage and paste........................................................ 1909
1914
Musical instruments and materials, not specified___ 1909
1914
Musical instruments, pianos and organs and materials. 1909
1914
Needles, pins, and books and eyes.............................. 1909
1914

N o. 1 8 1 .—S ummary of Manufactures : B y Specified I ndustries , Calendar Y ears 1909 and 1914—Continued.

<6
oo

Value
added by
manu­
Sal­
Cost Of Value of facture
Primary Capital. aries. Wages. materials. products. (value of
products
horse­
less cost
Wage
Salaried earners
power.
of mate*
em­ (average Total.
rials).
ployees. number).
Expressed in thousands.

Persons engaged in industry.
Industry.

Num­
Cen­ ber of
sus estab­
year. lish­
ments.

Oakum......................................................................... 1909
1914
Otl, cottonseed, and cake............................................... 1909
1914
Oil, essential................................................................... 1909
1914
Oil, linseed...................................................................... 1909
1914
Oil, not elsewhere specified............................................ 1909
1914
Oilcloth and linoleum.................................................... 1909
1914
Oleomargarine................................................................. 1909
1914
Optical g o o d s...,........................................................... 1909
1914
Faint and varnish.......................................................... 1909
1914
1909
Paper and wood pulp.................................................... 1914
Paper goods, not elsewhere specified........................... 1909
1914




6
0
817
882
68
105
29
25
193
181
31
31
12
17
217
814
791
800
777
718
403
418

Pro­
prie­
tors
and
firm
members.
7
6
110
180
73
116
9
10
122
65
11
7
1
1
163
229
456
391
250
221
228
188

9
14
4.092
5,057
45
70
292
500
1,323
1,444
345
576
166
347
1,248
2,163
7.200
9.208
5,245
6,838
2.946
4,348

113
116
17,071
21.810
290
249
1,452
1,488
1,769
2,049
5,201
5,651
606
917
6,398
7,919
14,240
16,083
75,978
88,457
19,211
21,624

129
289
136
333
21,273 192.342
27,047 249,781
408 1,218
435 2,309
1,753 13,211
1,998 15*511
3,214 6,157
3,558 10,984
5,557 16.125
6,234 22,272
773 2.408
1,265 3,611
7,809 5.725
10,311
7,792
21,896 56,162
25,682 70,011
81,473 1,304,265
95.516 1,621,154
22.385 27.067
26,160 35,307

DoUan. Doth. Dalian. Dollar*.

342
495
91,086
118,173
1,365
1,617
18,932
89,873
19.479
27,630
19,634
28,041
3.558
2,994
10,147
17,011
103.995
129,534
409.348
534,625
48,662
58,768

14
19
4,295
5,920
61
105
740
926
1,950
2,463
649
936
276
498
1.157
2,419
10,378
14,189
9.510
12,918
3,701
5,649

42
49
5,835
8,490
123
133
893
1,127
1,092
1,363
2.826
8,213
413
684
3.394
4,649
8,271
10,180
40,806
53,246
8,169
10,808

232
235
119.833
180,976
1,255
1,665
31,035
39,555
22,068
26,420
15,550
17,776
6,497
10,257
4,187
6,606
79,016
88,466
165,442
213,181
31,249
41,317

Dollar*. Dollars.

338
359
147.868
212,127
1,737
2,314
36,739
44,883
81,770
38,040
23,339
25,608
8,148
15,080
11,735
18,188
124,889
146,624
267,657
332,147
65,171
71,703

100
124
28,035
81,151
482
749
5,704
5,328
9,702
11,620
7,789
7,822
1,651
4,823
7,548
11,582
45,873
57,168
102.215
118,966
23,922
80,386

22 812
921 1,755
18 934 1,073 2,025
2.802 15,404 22,895 41,101
2,724 17,629 25,502 45,855
31 281 1,419 1,731
367 1,761 19,540 21,668
35 193 1,949 2,177
31 212 2,353 2,596
4 375 4,134 4,513
i
429 4,330 4,760
51 644 1,225 1,820
46 771 1,400 2,217
56
699
755
1
62
573
636
42 2,669 13,929 16,640
52 5,659 25,366 31,077
2 727 5,199 5,928
11 1,974 9,381 11,306
59 1,342 5,195 6,596
85 2,469 8,674 11,228
233 1,701 5,343 7,277
262 2,052 6,211 8,525
70 245 2,775 3,090
43 139 2,354 2,536
30,424 99,608 258,434 388,466
81,041 116,180 272,092 419,313
1
98
783
882
5 331 1,654 1,990
87 400 2,136 2,623
70 453 2,134 2,667
38 500 1,239 1,777
48 438 1,253 1,739
46 1,019 2,465 3,530
74 1,246 4,088 5,408

751
362
25,659
28,872
5,757
138,026
2,827
4,235
3,448
3,738
569
1,295
244
244
90,268
128,468
6,371
11,688
8.637
16,482
2,638
3,927
1,506
1,718
297,763
335,210
3,125
8,826
4,214
3,488
19,519
15,571
9,431
11,702

4.578
2,612
99,942
127,722
11,410
57,432
3,646
3,615
7,867
10,670
3,121
3,678
804
871
181,916
825,646
14,363
83,771
18,918
36,388
5,474
7,703
3,528
3,232
588,346
720,232
2.680
6,862
6,018
6,194
13,347
12,627
15,349
23,645

675
407
756
677
17,007 9,897
22,878 12,710
373
750
2,515 11,184
209
351
303
560
697 1,712
740 1,944
712
554
892
686
230
86
85
243
3,929 9,830
7,892 19,397
945 2.841
2,429 6,341
1,462 3,037
3,161 5,545
1,849 4,750
2,620 6,167
283 1,255
186 1,188
103,458 164,628
137,397 195,510
124
377
884
367
420 1,258
582 1,391
613
564
638
646
1,381
1,339
1,978 2,642

646
626
50,376
66,340
3,478
14,163
8,612
12,671
3,596
4,564
2,246
1,916
95
117
199,273
325,266
3,099
7,048
6,708
11,639
2,134
2,798
2,459
2,308
201,775
257,848
971
2,191
2,487
2,765
19,501
20,616
12,458
17,605

2,611
3,026
141,942
167,372
6,229
35,678
9,737
14,996
7,379
8,328
4,739
7,508

1,965
2,400
91,566
101,032
2,751
21,515
1,125
2,425
3,783
8,764
2,493
5,592

613
236,998
396,361
11,726
27,116
22,561
39,042
11,624
15,359
5,312
4,220
737,876
901,535
1,770
4,483
5,583
6,350
22,371
23,039
19.204
27,978

396
37,725
71,096
8,627
20,068
15,853
27,503
9,490
12,561
2,853
1,912
536,101
643,687
799
2,292
3,096
3,585
2,870
2,423
6,746
10,373

199




27
25
3,642
3,815
49
609
46
61
11
14
65
67
5
5
147
176
18
18
103
146
313
376
62
47
31,445
33,471
14
24
102
96
71
59
117
170

MANUFACTURES, BY SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES.

Paper patterns............................................................... 1909
1914
1909
Patent medicines and compounds and druggists’
preparations.
1914
Paving materials........................................................... 1900
1914
Peanuts,grading,roasting, cleaning, and shelling.... 1909
1914
Pencils, lead.................................................................... 1909
1914
Pens, fountain, stylographie and gold.......................... 1909
1914
1909
1914
Petroleum,refining......................................................... 1909
1914
Phonographs and graphophones.................................. 1909
1914
Photographic-apparatus and materials........................ 1909
1914
Photo-engraving............................................................ 1909
1914
Pipes,tobacco................................................................. 1909
1914
Printing and publishing............................................... 1909
1914
Pulpgoods....................................................................... 1909
1914
Pumps,not including power pumps.............................. 1909
1914
Rice, cleaning and polishing......................................... 1909
1914
Roofing materials........................................................... 1909
1914

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Manufactures: B y S pecified I ndustries , Calendar Y ears 1909

and

1914—Continued.

200

N o. 1 3 1 — S ummary

Value
added by
manu­
Cost of Value of facture
Sal­
Primary Capital. aries. Wages. materials. products. (value of
products
horse­
(ess cost
Wage
power.
Salaried earners
of mate­
em­ (average Total.
rials).
ployees. number).
Expressed in thousands.

Persons engaged in industry.
Num­
Cen­ ber o i
sus estab­
year. lish­
ments.

Pro­
prie­
tors
and
firm
mem­
bers.

Rubber goods, not elsewhere specified....................... 1909 227 102
85
1914 301
9
Rules, Ivory and wood................................................... 1909
9
10
1914
10
8
42
Sates and vaults........................ .................................... 1909
5
1914
39
74
1909 124
60
1914
98
9
Sand and emery paper and doth.................................. 1909
10
5
12
1914
84
96
Saws................................................................................ 1909
82
1914 100
44
87
Scales and balances........................................................ 1909
48
1914
83
32
43
Screws, machine............................................................. 1909
28
1914
66
1
11
Screws, wood................................................................... 1909
1
12
1914
14
47
Sewing machines, cases, and attachments................. 1909
19
1914
SO
Shipbuilding, including boat building.......................... 1909 1,353 1,463
1914 1,147 1,192



4,661
11,952
9
68
709
612
570
587
159
147
841
851
672
976
164
422
293
414
1,246
1,463
2,980
2,988

26,521
50,220
109
406
3,343
2,972
4,936
5,089
611
681
4,832
4,560
3,569
4,467
1,667
3,643
3,464
4,446
19,296
18,007
40,506
44,489

31,284 79»062
62,257 151,927
127
167
441
476
4,060 - 5,546
3,589 8,406
5,580 27,263
5,736 29,007
779 3,351
833 3,153
5,757 11,852
6,493 11,793
4,275 6,183
6,491 6,201
1,863 3,319
4,093 7,988
3,758 5,618
4,881 8,044
20,556 19,426
19,489 24,229
44,949 88,063
48,667 115,333

DeHart. Dolls. Dollars. DeHart.

98,507
199,183
104
883
8,944
9.860
29,012
33,151
4,400
5,279
14,855
15,860
10,183
13,895
8,728
9,762
9,570
10,539
33,104
40,892
126,118
156,060

5,406
12,627
11
87
1,058
866
719
968
210
254
966
1,154
815
1,234
199
584
375
540
1,423
2,034
4,035
4,769

14,120
31,279
51
224
2,072
1,860
2,531
3,041
370
350
2,856
3,019
2,186
2,934
970
2,310
1,454
1,950
11,102
u ,o n
25,268
32,931

82,192
126,112
31
187
3,443
2,646
5,203
6,273
2,382
2,687
4,912
4,714
2,704
3,174
1,160
3,058
2,309
2,360
11,455
10,199
31,214
38,597

DoHart.

128,436
223,611
144
634
8,491
7,257
11,328
14,070
4,358
4,328
11,536
12,617
8,786
9,734
8,014
7,248
6,199
6,217
28,262
27,238
73,360
88,682

DeHart.

46,244
97,499
113
447
5,048
4,611
6,125
7,797
1,976
1,641
6,624
7,803
6,082
6,560
1,854
4,190
3,890
8,867
16,807
17,039
42,146
50,035

MANUFACTURES, BY SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES.

Industry.




6,887
6,421
5,369
4,155
9,647<
21,288
152,158
210,072
46,759
60,167
383,249
639,475
111,443
171,420
132.310
143,249
27,760
36,388
13,834
21,456
71,951
92,872
8,689
10,419
6,617
8,468
8,784
11,083
13,608
18,186
2,221
3,394
14,126
17,708

290
287
505
436
1,476
3,086
7,527
10,507
2,745
3,507
20,054
28,063
2,419
3,618
1,476
1,496
993
1,477
570
1,056
5,506
6,692
624
848
617
716
690
857
1,897
2,779
225
304
1,356
1,475

907
5,001
7,446
1,056
6,300
7,707
3,140
2,017
7,167
1,466
2,248
6,233
3,105
4,709 13,546
5,933
9,059 24,792
38,570 107,767 196,912
47,108 144,442 254,011
10,282 18,332 42,229
9,796 16,580 38,271
51,645 1,202,828 1,370,568
63,743 1,458,954 1,673,979
13,396 333,532 378,806
16,149 379,157 444,022
5,431 151.963 167.406
6,134 154,015 171,679
4,210 25,230 34,206
6,700 39,573 63,538
1,281 23,162 28,072
1,884 31,251 39,902
6,227 72,179 111,358
8,088 88,867 127,942
2,443
1,239
6,556
1,661
8,781
3,883
2,165
6,565 11,052
2,771
6,952 13,235
1,853
9,006
4,727
6,143 11,596
2,602
2,736
7,744 16,647
4,791 10,763 21,903
680
3,442
1,339
1,583
842
3,910
6,650
12.160
1,811
2,626
8,176 14,213

2,445
2,407
4,027
2,986
8,837
15,733
89,145
109,569
23,897
21,691
167,740
215,025
45,274
64,865
15,443
17,564
8,976
13,966
4,910
8,651
39,179
39,076
4,113
4,898
6,487
6,283
4,278
5,462
8,903
11,140
2,702
3,068
6,510
6,037

MANUFACTURES, BY SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES.

Shoddy............................................................................ 1909
83 196 2,041 2,320 13,820
88
1914
64
58 188 2,145 2,391 12,440
Showcases...................................................................... 1909 149 154 399 3,390 3,943 4,746
1914 132 116 308 2,267 2,681 4,145
Signs and advertising novelties.................................... 1909 288 211 1,526 5,540 7,277 3,790
1914 776 690 2,482 9,566 12,738 7,370
Silk and silk goods, including throwsters.................... 1909 852 664 5,537 99,037 105,238 97,947
1914 902 591 6,810 108,170 116,571 116,924
Silverware and plated ware........................................... 1909 183 114 2,050 16,610 18,774 15,183
1914 180
97 2,557 15,787 18,441 18,738
Slaughtering and meat packing................................... 1909 1,641 1,659 17,329 89,728 108,716 208,707
1914 1,791 1,740 ,22,171 101,076 124,987 260,996
Smelting and refining, copper...................................... 1909
38
7 1,197 15,628 16,832 158,126
1914
37
1,863 17,731 19,594 194,980
Smelting and refining, lead........................................... 1009
28
635 7,424 8,059 26,954
1914
22
3 648 7,385 8,036 29,734
Smelting and refining, zinc........................................... 1909
29
3 498 6,655 7,156 21,457
2 708 9,617 10,327 36,705
1914
29
73 876 2,147 2,596 10,705
Smelting and refining, not from the ore..................... 1909
89
1914
84
66 651 2,585 3,202 10,075
Soap................................................................................. 1909 420 329 6,065 12,999 18,393 28,360
1914 371 252 5,415 14,172 19,839 35,737
Soda-water apparatus.................................................... 1909
40 662 1,797 2,399 2,894
63
41 686 2,229 2,856 3,726
1914
67
Sporting and athletic goods........................................... 1909 180 166 617 5,321 6,993 3,243
1914 162 126 690 5,602 6,318 4,356
24’ 353 3,196 3,573 7,349
Springs, steel, car and carriage....................................... 1909
64
1914
84
46 491 8,703 4,240 8,098
Stationery goods, not elsewhere specified................... 1909 163 103 1,629 6,206 7,938 6,842
1914 189 131 2,032 7,728 9,891 6,703
Statuary and art goods................................................. 1909 194 276 198 1,699 2,172
462
1914 190 231 219 1,988 2,438
826
Steam packing................................................................ 1909 153
82 1,238 3,648 4,968 11,129
1914 149
01 1,047 4,213 4,321 17,261

to
o

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Manufactures: B y S pecified I ndustries , Calendar Y ears 1909

and

1914—Continued.

Value
added by
manu­
Cost Of Value of facture
Sal­
Primary Capital. aries. Wages. materials. products. (value of
products
horse­
Wage
less cost
Salaried earners
power.
of mate­
em­ (average Total.
rials).
ployees. number).
Expressed in thousands.

202

N o. 1 3 1 .—S ummary

Persons engaged in industry.
Num­
Cen­ ber of
sus estab­
year. lish­
ments.

Pro­
prie­
tors
and
firm
mem­
bers.

Stereotyping and electrotyping..................................... 1909 174 133
1914 189 108
Stoves and furnaces, including gaa and oil stoves....... 1909 876 244
1914 861 284
68
1
Sugar, beet...................................................................... 1909
1914
60
1
Sugar, cane, including refining i.................................... 1909 233 204
1914 199 180
42
1909
1914
32
Surgical appliances and artificial limbs........................ 1909 324 816
1914 391 829
1914
7
4
31
Tin plate and temeplate............................................... 1909
4
1914
31
10
8
Tin foil............................................................................. 1909
14
10
1914
Tobacco manufactures................................................... 1909 16,822 17,634
1914 13,961 16,200
186
1909
Toys and games.............................................................. 1914 226 226
290



078 2,850 3,661 4,076
890 8,457 4,466 6,983
5,547 37,130 42,921 45,524
6,082 37,326 43,691 49,150
1,184 7,204 8,389 57.202
1,636 7,997 9,634 76,705
1,928 13,526 15,658 160,603
2,040 14,886 17,106 162,912
330 2.252 2,582 6,494
640 3,064 3,604 24,927
1.248 4,241 6,805 5,762
1,466 4,770 6,654 6,950
37
88
£25
65
490 6,362 5,846 8,164
491 5,238 5,733 9,366
71
762 1,699
683
101 1,031 1,142 2,468
13,193 166,810 197,637 28,514
16,822 178,872 210,894 38,737
882 6,305 6,072 5,323
789 7,887 8,902 6,789

DoBan. Dell*. Dollars.

3,826
4,710
86,944
95,170
129,629
142,181
153,167
173,496
18,726
36,234
11,045
12,886
266
10,996
26,847
2,506
3,349
246,660.
303,840
6,641
10,484

800 2,312
1,073 3,001
6,975 22,944
8,762 25,866
1,769 4,808
2,259 6,606
2,392 7,484
2,993 9,386
551 1,496
870 2,213
1,488 2,129
1,782 2,581
89
72 1
620 3,315
769 3,924
304
92
627
166
16,779 69,355
22,124 77,866
661 2,227
995 3,499

D ottvn.

1,765
2,266
29,338
33,966
27,266
41,399
247,583
280,044
5,386
6,734
5,372
7,413
125
41,889
57,907
2,277
3,672
177,186
207,134
3,654
5,779

DoQsrs. Donors.
6,384
4,619
8,164
5,899
78,853 49,615
89,390 55,435
48,122 20,867
62,606 21,206
279,249 31,666
311,034 30,990
9,884
4,498
16,216
8,481
12,399
7,027
16,418* 9,005
202
327
47,970
6,081
68,343 10,436
3,419
1,142
5,068
1,396
416,695 239,609
490,165 283,031
8,264
4,710
13,757
7,977

MANUFACTURES, BY SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES.

Industry.

203




BT SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES.

Turpentine and rosin..................................................... 1909 1,588 2,567 2,446 39,511 44,524 4,129 12,401 1,655 9,363
4,911 25,295 20,884
1914 1,394 1,621 1,856 34,817 38,294 2,478 20^745 1,434 8,583
5,536 20,990 15,454
Type-founding and printing materials........................ 1909 122
78 493 2,026 2,597
1,948
6,793 660 1,191
1,772
4,703
2,931
1914 125
66 502 1,477 2,045 2,328
7,287 709 1,006
1,665
4,431
2,763
Typewriters and supplies.............................................. 1909
89
34 2,489 9,578 12,101 6,845 26,309 2,707 ' 6,221
4,077 19,719 15,642
1914 107
42 2,720 11,091 13,853 10,887 30,988 3,422 6;986
5,501 24,500 18,999
Umbrellas and canes...................................................... 1909 256 299 734 5,472 6,605 2,413
9,556 915 2.253 10,056 15,864
5,808
1914 265 298 740 4,792 5,830 2,579
9,469 1,039 2,167
8,592
5,221
13,813
Upholstering materials.................................................. 1909 230 214 496 4,067 4,777 17,456 10.297 587 1,689
8,069
4,985
1814 179 139 614 4,426 5,179 18,753 15,879 922 2,144 10,796 18,054
16,492
5,695
Vault lights and ventilators.......................................... 1909
37
27
99
827
453
234
607 109
228
338
619
957
26 182
1914
45
601
809
491
1,054 246
457
969
2,051
1,092
Vinegar and cider........................................................... 1909 963 1,050 481 1,542 3,073 16,681 10,879 £39
728
4,964
8,448
3,484
1914 618 640 512 1,229 2,331 13,162
8,055 588
713
4,440
7,811
8,371
Wallpaper...................................................................... 1909
10 699 4,037 4,746 5,680 14,153 1,064 2,039
45
7,623 14,449
6,826
1914
48
6 946 4,738 5,689 7,010 17,620 1,618 2,708
8,536 15,887
7,851
Wall plaster.................................................................... 1909 198
60 773 4,791 5,624 25,892
16,885 1,049 2,391
6,007 12,804
6,797
1914 165
34 1,087 5,389 6,510 86,626 29,511 1,585 8,453
7,993 16,644
8,551
Washing machines and clothes wringers.................... 1909 100
76 383 1,835 2,294 3,351
5,318 466
904
2,837
5,825
2,988
1914 111
69 615 2,302 2,886 4,903
7,298 700 1,221
4,148
7,600
3,452
Waste.............................................................................. 1909
53
41 191 1,897 2,129 4,286
6,125 290
716
8,837 11.398
2,561
73
1914
59 350 2,966 3,375 8,513 10,668 564 1,191 15,238 17,600
2,362
Wheelbarrows................................................................ 1909
24
17
94
664
775 1,486
1,510
81
321
715
1.625
910
21
74
1914
11
323
408 1,198
947
99
429
199
942
613
Whips............................................................................. 1909
57
90 310 1,546 1.946 1,321
3,900 323
704
1,585
3,949
2,384
1914
40
40 252 1,163 1,455 1,076
3,050 402
559
llsOl
3,162
1,821
*
Windmill*!...................................................................... 1909
34
18 387 2,337 2,742 3,301
5,638 479 -1,403
3,331
6,677
3,346
1914
31
16 343 1,955 2,314 3,997
6,426 506 1,252
2,555
5,497
2,942
Window shades and fixtures........................................ 1909 219 194 646 3,930 4,770 5,737 10,334 807 1,918 12,653 18,571
5,918
1914 286 268 827 4,077 5,172 6,607 11,526 1,078 2,181 11,889 17,444
5,555
Wire................................................................................ 1909
66
15 1.846 18.084 19,945 71,959 60,157 2,199 10,316 60,543 84,486 23,943
1914
54
18 2,122 17,600 19,740 83,940 64,014 2,978 11,021 56,424 81,841 25,417
>Includes 181establishments reported as “ Sugar cane ” and 18 as "Sugar, refining, not including beet sugar," in 1914, and 214 establishments reported as ‘ ‘Sugar and molasses ”
and 19 as “ Sugar and molasses, refining, not including beet sugar,” in 1909.

Manufactures : B y S pecified I ndustries , Calendar Y ears 1909

and

1914—Continued.

MANUFACTURES, BY SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES,




of

204

No. 1 3 1 .—S ummary

N o . 1 3 2 .—SUMMARY OF MANUFACTURES: B y S tates

and

G eographic D ivisions , 1904, 1909,

and

1914.

Alabama..
Arizona.
Arkansas.
California.
Colorado.
Connecticut..
Delaware.
District of Columbia.
Florida.

1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914




1,882 1,948 3,763 62,173 67,884
3,398 3,769 6,055 72,148 81,972
3,242 3,310 7,026 78,717 89,053
133
291 4,793 5,217
169
311
261
500 6,441 7,202
322
849 6,898 8,014
267
1,907 2.140 2,328 33,089 37,557
2,925 3,455 3,293 44,982 51,730
2,604 2,917 3,544 41,979 48,440
6,839 7,402 12,283 100,355 120,040
7,659 8,077 18,203 115,296 141,576
10,057 10,429 26,637 139,481 176,547
1,606 1,398 2,677 21.813 25,888
2,034 1,722 4,326 28,067 34,115
2,126 1,716 4,721 27,278 33,715
3,477 2,918 13,523 181,605 198,046
4,251 3,468 19,611 210,792 233,871
4,104 3,123 25,112 226,264 254,499
631
641 1,451 18,475 20,567
726
722 2,024 21.238 23,984
808
935 2,643 2M55 25,533
482
473 1,006 6,299 7,778
518
475 1,576 7,707 9,758
614
435 2,011 8,877 11,323
1,413 1,769 3.125 42,091 46,985
2,159 2,712 4,625 67,473 64,810
2,518 2,682 4,914 55,608' 63,2041

293.185
357,837
445,762
21,412
39,140
54,697
109.509
173.088
177,208
210,350
329,100
491,025
121,907
154,616
162,828
304,204
400,275
453,812
49,490
62,779
64,403
12,502
16,563
24,775
43,413
30,816
100,071

1,000
dollars.

105,383
173,180
227,505
14,396
32,873
40,300
46.306
70,174
77,162
282,647
537,134
736,106
107,064
162,663
181,776
373,283
517,546
620,194
50,926
60,906
69,324
20,200
30,553
40,810
32,972
65,291
88,319

1,000
1,000
dollars. iouars.

3,867 21g878
6,56.- 27.284
8,451 83,897
472 3,909
798 5.505
1,418 6,229
2,310 14,544
3,461 19.113
4,163 20,752
14,399 64,657
22,955 84,142
35,230 105,613
3,549 15,100
5,648 19,912
6.368 20,200
17,040 87,942
25,637 110,119
35,511 125,220
1,629 8,158
2,322 10,296
3,400 11,382
1,207 3,659
1.846 4,989
2,587 6,069
2.670 15.767
6,955 22,982
5,290 24,822

1,000
dollars.

60.458
83,442
107,411
14,505
33,600
39,283
21,799
34,935
44,907
215,726
325,238
447,475
63,114
80,401
89,756
191,302
257.259
288,611
24,884
30,938
31,649
7,732
10,247
12,239
16,532
26,128
33,816

tpoo
dollars.

109,170
145,962
178,798
28,083
50,257
64,090
63,865
74,916
83,941
367,218
529,761
712,801
100,144
130,044
136,839
360,082
490,272
545,472
41,180 •
52,840
56,035
18,359
25,239
28,978
50,298
72,890
81,112

1,000
dollars.

43,712
62,520
71,387
13,438
16.657
24,807
32,066
39,981
39,034
151,492
204,523
265,326
37,030
49,553
47,083
177,780
233,913
256,961
16,276
21,902
24,386
10,627
15,042
16,739
33,766
46,762
47,296

18.0
16.0
9.1
53.3
34.4
7.1
5.0
35.9
- 6.7
30.0
14.9
21.0
11.9
28.7
- 2.8
13.7
16.1
7.3
-10.2
15.0
4.3
2.3
22.4
15.2
18.7
36.5
- 3.3

51.4
33.7
22.5
37.4
79.0
27.5
35.0
39.1
12.0
42.7
44.3
34.5
12.4
29.9
6.0
17.1
32.8
11.3
—.4
28.4
6.0
11.8
37.7
14.6
47.1
44.9
11.3

SUMMARY OF MANUFACTURES.

(Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. Primary horsepower includes primary power generated in manufacturing establishments, plus electric
and other power rented from outside sources; it does not include the power of electric motors run by current generated in the same establishment. A minus sign (—) indicates
decrease.J
Per cent of
Persons engaged in industry.
increase.
Num­ Pro­
Value Wage
Cen­ ber of prie­
Primary
Cost of Value of
Wage
sus estab­
horse­ Capital. Sala­ Wages. materials. products. added by earn­ Value
State.
ries.
manu­ ers of
year. lish­ tors Salaried earners Total. power.
and
em­
facture. (aver­ prod­
ments. firm ployees. (average
age
number).
nnm- ucts.
member).
bers.

N o. 1 3 2 .—S ummary

op

Manufactures : B y States

and

Persons engaged in industry.
State.

Num­
Cen­ ber of
sus estab­
year. lish­
ments.

Georgia............................... 1904
1909
1914
Idaho.................................. 1904
1909
1914
1904
Illinois................................. 1909
1914
Indiana............................... 1904
1909
1914
Iowa.................................... 1904
1909
1914
Kansas............................... 1904
1909
1914
Kentucky........................... 1904
1909
1914
Louisiana........................... 1904
1909
1914
Maine.................................. 1904,
1909
1914
Maryland............................ 1904
1909
1914



Pro­
prie­
Wage
tors Salaried earners
em­ (average TotaL
and
firm ployees. number).
mem­
bers.

to

Geographic D ivisions , 1904,1909, and 1914—Continued.

Primary
horse­
power.

Capital.

1M 0
dollar*.

Sala­
ries-

Value
Cost of Value of
Wages. materials. products. added by
manu­
facture.

1.000
1,000
dollars. dollar**

IfiOO
dollar*.

1,000
dollar*.

6,927 27,393
88,025
151,040
3,219 8,612 6,104 92,749 102,365 220,419 135,211 9,062 34,805 116,970 202,863
4,792 6,141 8,307 104,588 118,036 296,241 202,778
4,639 4,443 9,661 104,461 118,666 367,403 258,326 11,822 88,128 160,089 253,271
379 2,059
4,069
8,769
359 3,061 3,791
9,689
364
371
16,987
984 5,498
9,920
42,804
22,400
858 8,220 9,909
728
831
32,477
28,464
14,892
50,326
44,960 1,240 7,491
664
946 8,919 10,629
698
60,560
840,057
14,921 13,990 54,521 379,438 447,947 741,656 975,845 91,449 208,406 1,160,927 1,410,342
1,919,277
18,020 17,357 77,923 465,764 561,044 1,013,071 1,548,171 128,478 273,319 1,340,183 2,247,823
340,910
18,888 16,884 95,130 606,943 617,927 1,306,930 1,943,836
7,044 7,191 14,862 164,174 176,227 380,768 312,071 15,029 72,058 220,507 393,964
7,969 7,674 23,605 186,984 218,263 633,377 508,717 26,305 95,510 334,375 579,075
8,022 7,229 28,838 m m 283,270 709,703 668,883 36,596 119,258 423,857 730,796
111,428 5,948 22,997 102,844 160,672
4,788 4.768 7,122 49,481 61,361 118,065
8,628 8,323 11,402 61,635 78,360 155,384 171,219 10,972 32,542 170,707 259,238
6,614 7,694 14,097 63,113 84,904 191,094 233,129 16,311 39,860 206,461 310,750
99,441
88,680 3,693 18,883 156,510 198,245
2,478 2,766 3,721 35,670 42,057
258,884
7,351
3,438 3,571 6,863 44,215 64,649 213,141 156,090 9,013 25,904 261,148 325,104
323,234
25,970
3,136 8,247 7,626 41,259 62,032 179,146 163,790
86,545
159,754
5,871
3,734 4,108 5,853 69,794 69,755 174,625 147,282 9,603 24,439
27,888 111,779 223,754
4,776 6,050 8,610 65,400 79,060 230,224 172,779
4,184 4,148 9,131 64,586 77,865 238,314 193,423 11,823 81,830 114,829 230,249
2,091 1,899 5,977 65,859 63,735 251,963 150,811 6,044 25,316 117,035 186,380
2,616 2,295 8,103 76,165 86,563 346,652 221,816 9,008 33,386 134,865 223,949
2,211 1,850 8,499 77,665 88,014 399,743 261,636 11,168 39,544 157,886 255,313
80,042 144,020
3,989 82,692
3,148 3,379 3,772 74,958 82,109 843,627 143,708 5,797 37,632
97,101
176,029
3,646 3,661 4,860 79,955 88,476 459,599 202,260 7,269
43,264 117,656 200,460
3,378 8,344 6,268 82,149 90,768 487,211 233,844
150,024 243,376
8,844
3,852 4,608 8.624 94,174 107,303 166,449 201,878 13.017 36,144 199.049 316,669
45,436
4,837 5,370 12,192 107,921 125,489 218,244 251.227
4,797 6,005 14,801 111,686 131,391 263,763 293,211 18,009 63,792 238,972 377,7®

1,000
dollar*'

67,416
85,893
93,182
4,700
12,480
13,662
570,285
758,350
907,1®
173,447
244,700
306,988
67,728
88,531
105,299
4i,ra5
66,220
62,086
73,200
111,975
116,420
69,345
89,084
97,427
63,978
78,928
82,796
93,352
116,620
138,777

Per cent of
Increase.
Wage
earn­ Value
ers of
(avow prod­
age ucts.
num­
ber).
11.3 60.8
12.8 34.3
-12.1 24.8
07.2 192.2
168.6 155.4
8.6 27.0
14.0 25.8
22.8 36.1
8.8 17.1
10.0 16.9
21.8 47.0
5.6 26.2
11.4 20.8
24.6 61.4
2.4 19.9
31.2 28.7
24.3 64.0
- 6.7 - .6
16,6 26.3
9.4 M.1
- 1.8 2.9
36.6 67.8
86*4 20.2
2.0 14.0
7.2 27.5
6.7 22.2
2.7 13.9
(') 15.3
14.6 29.7
3.4 19.7

■ Minnesota..........
Mississippi.........
Missouri.............
Montana............
Nebraska...........
Nevada...............
New Hampshire
New Jersey........
New M exico....
New York.........
North Carolina..
North Dakota...




10,723
11.684
12,013
7,446
9.139
8,724
4,756
5,561
6,974
1,520
2,598
2,209
6,464
8,375
8,386
382
677
939
1,819
2.500
2,492
115
177
180
1.618
1,961
1,736
7,010
8,817
9,742
199
313
368
37.194
44,935
48,203
3,272
4,931
6,507
607
752
699

11,258
11,194
10,710
7,732
8.965
7,726
4,524
6.376
5,283
1,588
2,974
2,386
6,299
8,226
7,698
334
659
832
1,904
2.522
2,472
108
137
179
1,726
2,014
1,646
6,730
8,204
8,342
189
288
326
41.766
47.669
48,636
3,731
5,451
6,950
494
723
603

32,824
48.646
59,234
17,235
30,607
41,796
9,141
14.263
17,623
2,688
3,403
3,189
17,119
24,486
28,386
905
1,380
1,827
3,192
6,108
6,079
106
256
279
2,666
3,519
4,374
23,196
36,838
49,066
224
336
493
98,012
151,091
182,605
4,072
6.529
8,541
296
636
749

488,399
584,669
606,698
175,229
231,499
271,090
60,636
84.767
92,834
38,690
60,384
46,702
133,167
152,993
152,182
8,957
11,655
13,704
20,260
24.336
25,144
802
2,257
3,655
65,366
78,658
78,993
266,336
326,223
373,605
3,478
4,143
8,776
866,947
1,003.981
1,057,857
85,339
121,473
136,844
1,755
2,789
3,275

532,481 938,007 965,949
644,399
676,642 1.175,071 1,548,961
1,896,722 1,279.687
200,196 440,890 337.894
271,071 698.288 683,947
320,611 764,183 869,143
83,301
220,934 184,903
104,406 207,670 275,416
115,690 368,737 354,434
42,966 110,338
50,256
56,761 206,222
72,393
52,277 186,434
81,005
156,585 247,861 379,369
186,706 340,467 444,343
188,266 391,385 522,548
10,196
46,736
52,590
90,402
13,694
44,588
16,363
91,671
79,246
46,372
80,235
25,356
64,466
31,966
99,901
90,192 121,008
83,695
2,834
2,892
1,016
7,765
2,660
9,806
18,748
13,591
4,113
09,758 218,344 109,495
139,990
84,191 293,991
85,013 844,098
156,749
296,262 436,274 715,060
371,265 612,293 977,172
431,003 793,063 1,352,382
3,891
5,948
4,638
15,465
7,748
4.766
8,984
4,594
15,668
996,725 1,516,592 2,031,460
1,203.241 1,997,662 2,779,497
1,289,098 2,356,655 3,334,278
93,142 216,622 141,001
133,453 378,556 217.186
151,335 508,085 263,842
2,545
9,873
5,704
13.196
11.686
4,148
15,062
14,213
4,627
1 Less than one4enth of 1 per cent.

39,654
63.279
83,715
17,470
34,870
68,273
9,033
15,451
22,084
2,598
3,654
3,831
19,002
28,994
87,297
1,506
2,064
2,779
3,075
5,491
7,118
126
378
471
2,972
4,191
5,881
28,957
48,337
69,848
264
883
577
111,145
186,032
242,729
3,795
6.903
10,244
258
629
886

232,389 626,411 1,124,092 497,681 11.4 23.8
301,174 830.765 1.490,529 659,764 19.7 32.6
341,310 931,384 1,641,373 709,989 3.8 10.0
81,279 230,081 429,120 199,039 12.5 84.2
118,968 868,612 685,109 316,497 32.1 69.7
182,252 592,801 1,086,162 493,361 17.1 58.5
36,843 210,554 307,858
97,304 7.9 37.6
47,471 281,622 409.420 127,798 21.7 83.0
58,507 386,849 493,354 156,505 9.5 20.5
14,819
25,801
67,451
31,650 44.4 70.4
80,555
18,768
36,926
43,629 30.2 40.2
79,550
19,177
41,340
88,210 7.3 -1.3
66,844 252,258 439,549 187,291 23.6 39.0
80,843 354,411 574,111 219,700 14.9 30.6
89,197 888,715 637,952 249,237 - .6 11.1
8,652
40,930
66,415
25,485 - 9.1 25.9
10,901
49,180
73,272
24,092 30.1 10.3
46,744
84,446
13,001
87,702 17.6 6.2
11,022 124,052 154,918
30,866 8.5 18.9
13,948 151,081 199,019
47.938 20.1 28.5
16,893 174,114 221,616
47,502 3.3 11.4
3,096
694
1,628
1,468 59.1 145.5
8,366
11,887
3,521 181.4 283.9
1,982
9,317
16,083
6,766 61.9 35.2
3,678
50,395 - 3.4 14.9
27,693
73,216 123,611
98,157 164,581
66,424 20.3 33.1
86,200
40,642 114,998 182,844
67,861 .4 11.1
128,169 470,449 774,369 803,920 24.5 40.0
169,710 720,034 1,145,529 425,495 22.5 47.9
211,136 883,465 1,403,633 623,168 14.5 22.8
6.706
2,153
2,236
3,470 89.7 40.5
3,261
7,898
4,637 19.1 38.4
2,591
4,430
2,695
4,890 - 8.9 18.0
9,320
430,015 1,348,603 2,488,346 1,139,743 17.9 32.9
557,231 1,856,904 3,369,490 1,512,586 17.2 35.4
631,042 2,108,607 3,814,661 1,700,054 6.4 13.2
21,375
79,268 142,521
63,253 18.0 67.1
94,795 42.3 52.0
34,365 121,861 216,656
46,038 169,942 289,412 119,470 12.7 83.6
3,122 29.2 63.2
1,032
7,096
10,218
1,787
13.674
19,137
6,463 58.9 87.3
14,484
6,663 17.4 10.5
2,416
21,147

'S B H n x o Y jr u n 'H & o. i s r m w n s

Michigan............

1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914

10Z

Massachusetts.

of

Manufactures: B y States

and

G eographic D ivisions , 1904, 1909,

Persons engaged in industry.
State.

Num­
Cen­ ber ol
sus estab­
year. lish­
ments.



13.785
15.138
15,658
1,123
2,310
2,518
1,602
2,246
2,320
23,495
27.563
27,521
1,617
i;95i
2,190
1,399
1.854
1,885
686
1,020
898
3,175
4,609
4,775
3.158
4,588
5,084
606
749
1,109

Primary
horse­
power.

13,657
14,719
13,624
1,187
2,698
2,464
1,726
2,499
2,189
26,029
29,743
28,034
1,561
1,721
1,883
1,241
1,737
1,815
649
942
762
3,805
5,415
5,142
3,073
4,496
4,787
619
688
9u>

1,116,932
1,583,155
2,002,780
29,608
71,139
97,308
81,348
175,019
219,222
2,302,398
2,921,547
3,549,858
181,017
226.740
269,854
197,479
276,378
340,224
11,154
17,666
16,324
175,780
242,277
286,857
164,637
282.471
335,791
19,397
42,947
59,536

39.991
61.351
82,748
813
2.193
2,793
1,769
3.473
4,431
66,081
94.885
108,050
5,420
7,382
8,801
2,389
3.257
3,964
441
682
796
4.910
8.417
8,999
5.753
9,849
11,474
979
1.660
2,233

364,298
446.934
510,435
5,456
13,143
17,443
18,523
28,750
28,829
763,282
877.543
924,478
97,318
113.538
113,425
59,441
73.046
71,914
2,492
3,602
3,788
60,572
73,840
74,373
49,066
70.230
74,853
8.052
11,785
13,894

417,946
523.004
606,807
7,456
18.034
22,700
22,018
34.722
35,449
855,392
1.002.171
1,060,562
104,299
122,641
124,109
63,071
78,040
77,693
3.582
5,226
5,346
69,287
87.672
88,514
57,892
84.575
91,114
9.650
14,133
17,126

Capital

1,000
doliars.

856,989
1,300,733
1,677,552
16,124
38.873
65,478
44,023
89.082
139,500
1,995,837
2,749,006
3,149,411
215,901
290,901
308,445
113,422
173,221
203,211
7,585
13,018
15,060
102,440
167,924
211,423
115,665
216.876
283,544
26,004
52 627
71,843

Sala­
ries.

Per cent of
increase.
Value Wage
Cost of Value of
Wages. materials. products. added by earn­ Value
manu­ ers of
facture. (aver­ prod­
age
num­ ucts.
ber).

1.000
1,000
dollars. dollars.

43,435
72,147
106,265
718
2,045
3,202
2,133
4,047
5,683
73,269
110,897
144,610
7,041
10,577
13,256
2,355
3,756
4,878
294
616
835
5,081
9,186
11,829
6,118
10,808
14,358
1,039
1.966
2,844

1914—Continued.

182.429
245.450
318,924
2,799
7,240
11,011
11.443
19,902
20,932
367,961
455,627
527,953
43,113
55,234
59,366
13,869
20,361
24,173
1,422
2,297
2,628
22.806
28,251
33,083
24,469
37,907
44,821
5,158
8,400
10,852

1,000
dam n.

527,637
824,202
1,020,782
16.394
34,153
70,970
30,597
50,552
63,258
1,142,943
1,582,560
1,688,921
112,872
158,192
162,425
49,969
66,351
91,009
8,697
11.476
17,079
79,352
104,016
123,430
91.604
178,178
253,144
24,940
41,266
62,233

t,000
dollars.

1,000
dollars.

960,812 433.175 18.2 28.3
22.7
1,437,936 613,734 14.2 49.7
24.0
1,782,808 782,026
8.065 129.1 200.7
24,459
119.5
53,682
19,529 140.9
31,036 25.9 90.0
102,006
24,928 28.1 51.7
65.525
42.453 55.2 67.5
93,005
109,762
46,504 .3 18.0
1,955,551 812,608 15.0 18.5
2,626,742 1,044.182 15.0 34.3
2,832,349 1,143,428 e.9 7.8
202,110
89,238 10.3 22.1
280,344 122,152 16.7 38.7
279,546 117,121 .1 - .3
29,407 26.4 48.8
79,376
46,885 22.9 42.7
113,236
47,882 1.5 22.7
138,891
4.389 12.0 37.3
13,086
6,394 44.5 36.6
17.870
7,060 5.2 35.1
24,139
58.609 31.8 48.7
137,961
76,201 21.9 30.6
180,217
88,641 .7 17.7
212,071
58,924 27.1 62.0
150.528
94,718 43.1 81.3
272,896
361,279 108,135 6.6 32.4
13,987 48.8
38,927
20.723 46.4 116.5
69.2
.61,989
87,112
24,879 17.9 40.5

SUMMARY OF MANUFACTURES,

Ohio.................................... 1904
1909
1914
Oklahoma........................... >1904
1909
1914
Oregon................................ 1004
1909
1914
Pennsylvania..................... 1904
1909
1914
1904
1909
1914
South Carolina................... 1904
1909
1914
South Dakota.................... 1904
1909
1914
Tennessee........................... 1904
1909
1914
Texas.................................. 1904
1909
1914
Utah................................... 1904
1909
1914


Pro­
prie­
Wage
tors Salaried earners
em­ (average Total.
and
firm ployees. number).
mem­
bers.

and

208

N o. 1 3 2 .—S ummary

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$5
^
1
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►
M
2
1
1
^

Vermont.............................. 1904 1,699 1,856 2,063
1909 1,958 2,113 2,679
1914 1,772 1,787 2,726
Virginia............................... 1904 8,187 3,643 4,970
1909 5,685 6,570 8,551
1914 5,608 6,125 9,164
Washington........................ 1904 2,751 2,602 3,658
1909 3,674 3,264 7,734
1914 3,829 3,155 8,068
West Virginia.................... 1904 2,109 2,230 2,892
1909 2,586 2,599 4,971
1914 2,749 2,559 5,ne
Wisconsin............................ 1904 8.558 7.961 14,220
1909 9,721 8,556 22,287
1914 9,104 7,425 20,538
Wyoming............................ 1904
150
179
169
1909
268
263
263
1914
337
293
414
Total......................... 1904 216,180 225,673 519,556
1909 268,491 273,265 790,267
1914 275,791 264,872 964,217

83,106
33,788
82,704
80,285
106,676
102,820
45,199
69.120
67,205
43,758
63,893
71,078
151,391
182,683
194,310
1,834
2,867
2,989
5,468,383
6,615,046
7,036,337

New England..................... 1904 22.279 22,698 60,258
1909 25,351 24, in 86,697
1914 25,193 22,493 105,512
Middle Atlantic.................. 1904 67.699 74,525 187.289
1909 81,315 85,516 283.414
1914 85,466 85,012 839, n i
East North Central........... 1904 51,754 50,531 140,829
1909 60,013 67,2H 215,773
1914 59,896 51,857 276,750
West North Central........... 1904 21,492 21,394 41,032
1909 27,171 26,683 63,440
1914 27,199 27,709 75,256
South Atlantic................... 1904 19,564 21,746 34,633
1909 28,088 30,783 62,032
1914 28,925 29,740 61,415
East Sooth Central............ 1904 10,311 11.449 17,214
1909 15,381 17.208 28,485
1914 14,410 14,986 28,345
1 Includes Indian Territory.

940,752
1,101,230
1,140,233
1,886.565
2,207,747
2,355,940
1,224,528
1,513,764
1,680,281
812,361
874,337
881,695
622,611
663,015
685,842
221,229
261,772
264,878

Geographic divisions.*




63,084
62,659 2,108 15,221
82,430
80,654 17.5
87,(05 140,616
68,310
73,470 2,803 17,272
38,580 159,445
34,823
83,487 2.1
78,991
79,847 8,385 18,617
42,706
34,285 8.3
37,217 178,937
83,649 148,857
88,898 176,998 147,989 4,875 27,943
65,208 21.2
120,797 283,928 216,392 9,101 38,154 125,583 219.794
94,211 31.6
118,109 837,567 261,501 11,245 44,873 155,320 264,039 106,719 - 2.8
51,459 168,342
96.953 4,093 30,087
66,166 128,822
62.656 43.4
80,118 297,897 222,261 9,827 49,766 117,888 220,746 102, S58 52.9
78,448 399,567 277,715 11,504 51,703 136,609 245,326 108,W7 - 2.8
48,880 138,578
86,821 2,899 21,153
54,419
44,622 32.3
99, oa
71,463 217.496 150,922 6, no 33,000
92,878 161,949
69,071 46.0
79,353 278,504 175,995 7,594 43,784 110,033 193,512
83,479 11.2
227,255 411,140 183,885 10.1
173,572 440,234 412,647 15.498 n,472
213,426 554,179 605,657 25,737 93,905 346,356 590,305 243,949 20.6
230,273 682,339 754,287 87,569 112,193 417,415 695,172 277,757 6.4
2,696
206 1,261
1,301
8,523
2,222 -11.0
2,163
3.604
2,608
6,249
3,393
7,628
6,195
811 2,081
3,641 56.3
3,696
5,559
li;223
5,664 A3
10,004
29.270
531 2,312
6,213,612 13,487,707 12,675,581 674,439 2.610,445 8,500,208 14,793,903 6,293,695 16.0
7,078.578 18,675,376 18,428,270 938,575 3,427,038 12,142,791 20,672,052 8,529,261 21.0
8,265,426 22,547,574 22,790,980 1,287,917 4,079,332 14,368,089 24,246,435 9,878,346 6.4
' '-4
1,023,708 2,125,815 1,870,995 72,799 439,060 1,116,273 2,026,999 909,726 10.4
1,212,158 2, n s, 121 2,508,854 112,284 557,631 1,476.297 2,670,066 1,193,768 17.1
1,268,238 3,125,629 2,948,040 149,017 628,409 1,657,674 2,926,676 1,269,002 3.6
2,148,379 4.255.264 4,742,357 213,371 926,145 2,961,996 5,218,266 2,256,2n 17.6
2,576,677 5,531,502 6,505,675 345,266 1.182,568 4,159,498 7, Ml, 761 2,982,263 17.0
2,780,663 6,699,576 7,836, On 457,187 1,870,181 4,680,998 8,068,644 3,372,651 6.7
1,415,888 3.120,369 2,895,446 151,992 615,643 2,045.537 8,605,868 1,550,831 14.1
1.786.808 4,382.070 4,547.225 250.508 827.152 3,034,472 5,211,702 2,177,230 23.6
2,008,888 5,464,935 5,918,681 376,181 1,078,588 8,795,089 6,542,261 2,747,222 11.0
374,787 753,700 857.904 41,303 157,843 862,011 1,284,446 422,435 17.4
562,044
69,504 204,792
464,460 1,101,990 l,m ,572 93,544 235,4n 1,241,855 1,803,899 634,351 19.8
1,397,8a 2,082,1*2
2.0
484,560 1,241,940 1,424,181
578,989 1,221,040 930,420 . 34,201 175,461 650,102 974,028 423,926 14.0
745,830 1,832,001 1,368,475 57,272 244,378 790,005 1,381,186 591,181 26.9
776,506 2,274,785 1,644,539 75,(09 293,068 1,008,068 1,682,999 679,931 3.4
249,892 753,928 406,361 17,417 83,942 252.156 464,336 212,180 24.8
305,465 1,036,560 686,276 29,008 102,191 336.163 630,488 294,325 18.3
307,709 1,157,367 713,357 35,434 117,987 887,011 700,668 813,667 1.0
*For States included in each division, see note 6, p. 36.

22.8
8.3
12.7
37.0
47.7
20.1
81.9
71.4
11.1
47.8
63.5
19.5
25.8
43.6
17.8
7.8
77.4
79.6
29.7
39.7
17.3
22.0
81.8
9.6
28.1
36.9
12.8
26.4
44.6
25.6
32.0
40.4
12.7
36.8
a .8
21.9
42.8
35.8
11.1

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►
Q

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o

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Manufactures : B y States

and

Geographic D ivisions , 1904, 1909,

Persons engaged in industry.
State.

Num­
Cen­ ber of
sus estab­
year. lish­
ments.

8,299
12,944
12,018
3,302
4,849
5,275
11,730
13,840
15,773

14,871
23,438
26,810
5,720
9,578
11,762
17,710
29,410
89,156

143,470
204,520
211,940
52,790
75,435
81,118
164,077
213,166
235,615

Capital.

1,000
M ia n .

166,640 555,717 828,906
240,902 873,350 547,739
250,268 1,010,060 687,819
61,812 241,825 220,569
89,862 400,766 348,977
98,150 468,478 469,971
193,517 460,049 423,623
256,416 802,016 848,477
290,444 1,109,814 1,158,821

Sala­
ries.

Percent o!
increase.
Value Wage
Costoi Value of
Wages. materials. products. added by earn­ Value
manu­ ers of
facture. (aver­ prod­
age
num­ ucts.
ber).

1.000
1,000
dollar*. dollar*.

16,190
25,382
82,891
7,541
12.522
16,227
20,625
36,829
52,417

67,128
97,646
116,128
39.046
56,870
66,858
106,187
153,810
178,247

1,000
dollar*.

1,000
dollar*.

246,832 415,232
382,131 625,443
526,907 802,538
162,813 254,663
228.692 363,996
272,215 487,568
812,489 651,665
493,678 843,512
647,341 1,067,889

1,000
dollar*.

168,400
243,312
275,631
101,880
135,304
165,353
239,076
349.834
420,548.

26.5
42.6
8.6
18.6
42.9
7.5
83.2
29.9
10.5

64.6
50.6
28.3
32.8
42.9
20.2
61.2
52.9
26.6

of m anufa<




8,279
12,339
12,417
8,(HO
0,254
6,079
11,192
13,579
16,206

Primary
horse­
power.

1914—Continued.

SUMMARY

West South Central........... 1904
1909
1914
Mountain............................ 1904
1909
1914
Padfie................................. 1904
1909
1914

Pro­
prie­
Wage
tors Salaried earners
and
em­ (average Total.
firm ployees. number).
mem­
bers.

and

210

N o. 1 3 2 .—S ummary

N o . 13 3 .—COMMSBCIALFAILURES, CALENDAR YEARS 1915, 1916, AND 1917! P ercentage to T otal N umber of Concerns in
B usiness and A ggregate L iabilities, by States and by G eographic D ivisions.
[Source: Don’s Review, New York, N. Y.]

t e a s .......................:




I

211

Kentucky..................
Louisiana.*..........
Maine. %
.................»
M a rylan d ...........
Massachusetts.........
Michigan..................
Minnesota................
Mississippi................
Missouri...................
Montana...................
Nebraska..................
Nevada .....................
New Hampshire.. ..
New Jersey..............
New Mexico.............
New York..................
North Carolina.........
North Dakota...........
Ohio..........................
Oklahoma................
Oregon.......................

:S

S I
S I

COMMERCIAL FAILURES,

Alabama...................
Arisons.....................
California. “ III.. 11I
Colorado...................
Connecticut..............
Delaware..................
District of Columbia
Florida.....................
Georgia.....................
Idaho.......................
Illinois.......................
Indiana.....................

ISM
1910
1917
Number Number Per cent
Number Number Percent
Number Number Percent
of of business of
of
of
of
of
failures. concerns. failures. Liabilities. failures. of busines failures. Liabilities. failures. of busines failures. Liabilities.
concerns.
Dollars.
DoBan.
2.11
20,01?
1.79
128
0.65
19.781
2,
1.17
.67
40
1.21
2.06 8,869,867
19,217
19)
28
.97
109
.63
20)698
66,433
1.92 10,087,466
68)929
1.64 7,287)096
949
1.88
18,162
.76 1,629,331
18 086
6,096)686
8$
21,965
1.67 3,374,090
l)
819
23 360
A
4,087
.64
708,745
.26
7,279
.78
892,930
1
)79
6,922
.86
1,768
& 4,429 1.32 8,428,273
14,423
8.47 10,847,920
2.26 8,490,864
15) 143
210
2.30 6,647,096
27,711
27,637
1.43 3,246,161
281
1.02
8,430)277
$ 8
882,090
.91
6,604
1,656,462
68
.86
6,804
1.31 19,100,428
ufcSl 1.07 24,024,630
118)769
.92 12)273)118
895 119,003
.75 a , M
1.03
53,181
.99
386
60,113
g-f“
42,273
.75
2’2U'«9
231
4l)622
:2
.66
146
« 8
:8
.42
34 668
8 :1 8
1.23
.92
200
29)691
.67
21,627
1.29 l:m ;» o
ass i:8 MBS 187 18)774 1.00 l)093 363
729
1.46 1,624,446
1 994,616
151
18,882
l)424
.80
1.30 4,233,937
Mini
192
2,634,981
28,290
1,368,672
64,763
1.67
68,032
A
A
68)938
54,896
.78
.62 w
.61
57)601
89,016
8$
.66
4o)l67
m
L72
i7,906,723
;K
16 364
1.07 i)o o i)m
188
1.22
16,402
1,422 724
8$
1.09
4 ) 443 )5 4 9
410
77.782
.63
.69 1.366,666
s#
90
11)694
.79 1,711,393
* 8
22,317
1, 049)732
113
22,535
2-200
L05
75,714
2,176
1.29
226,922
26
L£
ie
2,236
8,636
.50
360,667
8,034
.73
49
223)117
8,669
.87
880,708
60,620
.78 9,437,966
60,667
7,924,380
.08
398
66,722
.61
8,431,440
8 643
.82
866,633
8,841
405,096
.00
17
.43
3,065
82)278
221,777
1.09 72,819,242
229)080
1.09 39,050,788
2
, 2 234,6260
0
.94
46,726)020
26,047
1.17 2.TC1,
25,128
.00
3,670 695
167
.66
26,666
1,806,706
10,266
.70
763,690
11,066
.37
44
344,928
11,629
.38
666,621
98,275
.82 9.156,041
100)646
.73 10,389,737
642
.63
8,660,13
462
24,789
1.86
3,607,326
20)
o3S
1.23 2,202)813
246 101,233
26,466
l)l79)l83
.93
16,997
2.46 3,028,234
15,444
2.33 4,243,438
318
2.04
15,624
5,630,602

State.

1917
ms
Number Number Pereent
Number Number Percent
Number Number Percent
Liabilities.
of of business of
of of business of • Liabilities.
of of business of Liabilities.
failures. cancans. failures.
failures. concerns. failures.
feftoieSe concerns. failures.
Dollars.

LOO 21,950,157
2.02 1,852,073
2.35 3,326,569
.54
519,905
2.15 3,677,910
1.66 10,197,060
3591522
L28
L01
528,521
1.67 3,003,874
2.23 7,813,044
1.22 4,698,638
2,792,367
.68
246,775
.86
L32 302,286,148

1,163 145,251
9,432
113
161
13,906
42
10,687
24,170
849
54,791
588
88
6,173
6,193
59
343
27,270
855
22,865
18,591
152
50,171
250
12
2,375
16,993 1,707,639

0.80 15,863,174
1.20
586,464
1.16 1,733,457
.39
380,725
1.44 6,227,729
1.07 5,936,223
1.31
735,879
.95
602,544.
1.26 2,018,682
1.55 3,418,803
.82 1,910,050
• 50 3,291,897
.50
43,593
.99 196,212,256

921 149,480
105
9,624
135
13,248
11,441
44
225
24,463
63,941
431
92
6,342
7,113
48
26,920
166
251
23,079
17,602
150
221
51,047
13
2,599
13,855 1.733,225

0.62
L10
1.02
.38
.92
.80
1.45
.67
.62
1.09
.43
.50
.80

128,950
424,741
160,079
209,495
372,054
221,105
52,066
105,997

1.52 20,849,706
L32 104,207,365
L75 35,175,398
L73 34,342,361
.98 63,300,468
.85 18,320,925
.86 4,561,181
2.07 21,528 744

1,690
4,068
1,917
2,569
2,897
1,581
426
1,845

1.26
.93
1.19
1.21
.76
.70
.80
1.72

1,567
3,519
1,363
1,713
2,497
1,255
423
1,518

136,386
449,828
160,558
209,206
379,007
239,624
51,369
107,247

L15
.78
.85
.82
.66
.52
.82
L42

1.965
5,617
2,801
8,619
3,630
1,883
446
2,195

New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming.



Dollars.

143,444
1,438
183
9,060
13,423
316
66
10,308
612
23,801
53,113
883
6,032
77
6,913
60
27,426
457
625
23,567
17,936
218
50,164
340
21
2,427
22,156 1,674,486

133,987
435,488
161,179
213,054
378,700
224,283
53,379
107,238

15,866,386
62,838,342
19,357,376
28,640,369
33,370,830
12,361,647
8,824,360
14,949,937

D oBan.

14>22M24
503,488
1,205,800
270,231
2,075,087
8,380,339
632,403
422,831
2,222,747
6,884,477
2,174,387
1,861,448
61,881
182,441,371
22,150,650
68,860,890
16,113,879
13,657,671
80,545,794
10,713,835
2,609,914
18,289,238

COMMERCIAL FAILURES.

Pennsylvania.................................
Rhode Island.................................
South Carolina...............................
South Dakota.................................
Tennessee........................................
T exas..............................................
Utah................................................
Vermont.........................................
V irginia.........................................
W ashington..................................
West Virginia.................................
Wisconsin........................................
W yoming........................................
Total......................................
Geographic divisions. >
New England.................................
Middle Atlantic.............................
South A tlantic...............................
South Central.................................
Central East...................................
Central West...................................
Western...........................................
Pacific -...........................................

212

N o. 1 3 3 .—Commercial F a ilu res , Calendar Y ears 1915,1916, and 1917: P ercentage to T otal N um ber op Concerns in B u sin ess
and A ggregate L ia bilities , b t S tates and b t G eographic D iv isio n s —Continued.

N o . 1 3 4 .— C O M M E R C IA L F A IL IJB E S , Q T JA B TK B LY A N D A N N U A H Y , 1891 T O 191 7 : N u m b e r , A m o u n t
L ia b il it ie s .

of

L ia b il it ie s ,

and

Averag e

[Source: Don’s Beview, New York, N . Y.] .
Calendar
year.
1891.
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898.
1899
1900
1901.
1902.
1903
1904
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

First quarter.
quarter.
Third quarter.
Num­
Aver­ Num­
Aver­ Num­
Averber
age ber Amount of age ber
fail­ Amount of liabili­ fail- liabilities. liabili- fail- Amount of &
liabilities.
liabilities.
ures.
ties.
Dollars.
Donors. Donors.
Dollars.
3,545 42,167,631 11,894 2,529 50,248,636 DoTUat. 2,754 44,302,494 Donors
3,384 89,284 349 11,609 2,119 22,989,331 19,868 1,984 18,659,235 16,086
10,844
9,405
8,202 47,338,300 14,784 8,199 121,541,239 37,994 4,015 82,469,821 20,540
4,304 64,137,333 14,902 2,734 37,595,973 13,751 2,868 29,411,196 10,255
3,802 47,813,683 12,577 2,855 41,026,261 14,370 2,792 82,167,179 11,521
4,031 57,425,135 14,246
73,285,349
3,932 48,007,911 12,210 2,995 40,444,547 13,504 3,757 25,601,188 19,507
3,687 82,946,565 8,936 2,889 43,684,876 15,121 2,881 25,104,778 8,884
3,031 34,498,074 11,381 2,640
2,772 27,152,031 9,795 2,081 14,910,902 7,165 2,001 17,640,972 9,886
8,816
2,894 33,022,573 11,411 2,438 41,724,879 17,114 2,519 27,119,996 10,766
8,335 31,703,486 0,506 2,424 24,101,204 9,943
3,414 83,731,758 9,869 2,747 26,643,098 9,699 2,324 24,756,172 10,652
2,511
9,969
3,200 34,344,433 10.732 2,428 32,452,827 13,366 2,548 25,032,634 13,680
34,858,595
8,344 48,066,721 14,374 2,870 31,424,188 10,949 2,969 32,168,296 10,835
3,443 30,162,505 8,760 2,787 25,742,080 9,303
20,329,443 7,061
3,102
107 10,883 2,610
967 11,615 2,300 21,996,168 9,563
3,136
10,228
76,706,191 15,448 2,471 37,493,071 15,173 2 483 46,467,686 18,714
4,909 K
3.800 48,668,642 12,805
55,302,690
8,850 44,460,950 11,548 2,981 44,080,423 14,787 3,457 29,094,498 15,997
2,836
3,585 73,079,154 20.732 2,863 39,160,162 13,678 3,011 42,177,898 10,259
14,008
8,985 59,651,761 14,969 3.076 44,046,590 14,319 2,880 35,167,269 12,211
4,828 63,012,323 13,051 8,489 44,999,900 12 898 3,499 45,532,137 13,013
4 458 76,832,277 17,235 3,705 56,076,784 15,135 8,549 63,837,315 17,987
4,826 83,221,826 17,265 8,717 101,877,904 27,410 4,298 86,818,291 20,200
7,216 1105,703,355 14,648 6.524 82,844.200 15,004
5,387 61,492,746 11,415 4,108 49,748,675 12,110 4,548 62,876,525 11,626
3,755
11,543
3,937 52,307,099 13,286 3,651 42,414,257 11,944 3,249 43,345,286 14,536
47,228 682




Fourth quarter.
Total for the year.
Num­
Aver­ Num­
Per
Averber Amount of age ber Number cent
fail­ liabilities. liabili­ fail- of business of fail­ Amount of liaTfflliabilities.
concerns. ures.
ures.
ties.
ties.
8,445
2.867
4,826
3,979
8,748
4,305
3,649
2,928
2,483
2,923
2,919
\'Z
s j o ie
2,714
2,770
* 8

3,257
3,253
3 -»»
3,636
4.324
5,439
4.868
8,743
8,118

Donors. Dollars.

53.149.877
83,111,2®
95,430,529
41,848,354
52,188,937
54,941,803
37,038,096
38,113,482
31,175,984
36,628,225
32,531,614
32,069,279
63,788,330
32,543,106
26,442,144
34,541,278
81.348.877
42,638,161
36,967,594
47,339,793
52,196,045
49,573,031
76,986,913
85,900,838
60,822,068
41,625,549
40,491,333

i£S
19,774

10,517
13,924
12,762
10,150
13,017
12,556
12,531
11,145
10,911
13,824
10,790
9,743

fcS

2
12,099

11,350
14.562
14,913
13,634
17.562
15,810
12,494
11,120
12,986

12,273
10,344
15,242
13,885
13,197
15,088
13,361
12,186
9,337
10,774

1,149,951
1,172,705
1*193^113
1,114,174
1,209,282
1,151,579
1,058,521
1,105,830
1,147,595
1,174,300
1,219,242
1.253.172
1,281,481
1.320.172
1,357,455

1.07
1.28
1.25
LOO
1.31
1.26
1.10
.81
.92
11,002
.90
11,615
.93
12,069
.94
12,199
.92
11,520
.85
10,682
, .77
11,725
.83
15,690 1,447,554 1.08
12,924 1,486,389 .87
12,652 1,516,143
13,441 1,525,024 .88
15,452 1,564,279 .96
16,037 1,616,517 .99
18,280 1,655.496 1.10
22,156 1,674,488 1.32
16,993 1,707,689 .99
13,855 1,733,225 .80
. .88

Donors. Dollars.

189,868,638 15,471
11,025
m s 22,751
172,992,856 12,458
173,196,060 13,124
226,096,834 14,985
154,332,071 11,559
130,662,899 10,722
90,879,889 9,733
138,495,673 12,854
113,092,376 10,279
117,476,769 10,137
155,444,185 12,879
144,202,311 11,820
102,676,172 8,913
119,201,515 11,159
197,385,225 16,834
222,315,684 14,169
154,603,465 11,963
201,757,097 15,947
191,061,665 14,215
£B .1£,391 13,145
272,«72>2f8 17,004
357,908,859 19,579
302,286,148 13,644
196,212,256 11,547
182,441,371 13^168
tc
H*

09

B y States

and by

G eographic

COMMERCIAL FAILURES.




D iv ision s .

214

N o. 135.—PAH iU BES IN MANOEACTTJRING, TRADING-, BTC., CALENDAR T E A R 1917:

813
23
4
208
19

North Dakota,
Ohio................
Oklahoma....,
Oregon............
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island..
South Carolina.
South Dakota.

110

257
39
9
6

New England..
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic.
South Central..
.Central East__
Central W est...
Western............
Pacific...............

QeograpMc division

3,091
634

1,210
256
202

701
248
55
385

11,498,278
17,500
35,000
555.618
108,513
3,943,082
1,989,724
57,806
17J.130
1,500
120,718
339,907
6,800
2,700
22,379

2,200

4,84(>;316

79,543,507 9,430

70,110,669 734

%
221
13

82,781,195 13,855

833
2,072
1,057
1,465
1,664
954
347
1,038

6,409,685 100
20,187,612 237
8,880,453 50
8,796.150 46
11,740,990 132
6,207,880 53
2,152,541 21
6,741,358 95

1,870,879
14,202,651
2,503,290
1,148,489
3,675,774
862,528
82,727
8,434,957

2,000

13,870,086
33,970,727
4,730,138
3,713,032
15,129,030
3,042,927
374,646
4,112,923

11

1

167
44
642
245
818
921
105
135
44
431
92
48
166

1,567
3,519
1,363
1,713
£ 3
3

J

20,461,912
1,640,068
398,416
7.502.652
713,556
3,731,467
9,677,597
223,529
827,085
158,260
1,068,397
1.621.653
384,462
278,844
1,706,601
4,583,607
1,515,776
1,578,432
30,734
103,464,805
30'08^272
,,795,102
2,004,617
11,565,791

45,726,020
1,805,706
555,621
8,660,152
1,179,183
5,530,602
14,203,421

S£S

1. 270,231

2,075,087
3,380,339
'532 403
422,831
2,222,747
6,884,477
2,174,387
1 861,448
61,881
182,441,371
22,150,650
68,860,890
16,113,879
13,657,671
80,545,794
10,713,335
2,609,914
18,289,238

s included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.

215




*

1

12,903,703 164
933,748 2
450,610 1
2,894,430 26
948,537 7
886,909 29
4,308,413 46
7
136,091
922,120 6
249,417 1
1,179,311 0
2,821,018 5
492,882 6
127,981
1
1,228,975 4
1,148,629 14
610,937 8
1,013,913 11

COMMERCIAL FAILURES.

47
32
12
15
45
62
22
71

Texas.
Utah..................
Vermont...........
Virginia............
W ashington....
West Virginia..
Wisconsin.........
Wyoming..........
Total..

142
39
408
219
179
618
59
120
37
169
394
76
32
117
175
125
139

21,324,089
854,453
70,011
5,210,104
122.133
700,611
7,905,287
309,591
109,050
19,314
775,058
219,414
32,721
292,130
971,393
1,226,189
723.134
799,226

216

OLEOMARGARINE— SUGAR AND MOLASSES.

N o . 1 3 6 .— O LEO M ARG ARINE : P boduction on W hich I nternal-R evenue T a x
was P aid , Y ears E nded J une 3 0,19 14 to 1917, by States.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]
4

1914
1916
1916
1017 •
Quantity. Tax paid. Quantity. Taxpaid. Quantity. Taxpaid. Quantity. Taxpaid.
Rounds. Dollars. Pounds. Dollars. Pounds. Dollars. Pounds. D ollar}.
Colorado........
894,390 2,619.10 505,650 4,691.25 461,700 4,457.25 1,115,550 6,231.25
50,000 6,000.00
8,260 825.00
3,049 304.90
Illinois........... 89,220,748 478,76i. 20 100,879,921 472,217.67 100,526,176 463,844.82 146,656,041 683,774.30
Indiana......... 1,079,210 8,714.76 1,009,060 7,018.50 1,079,225 7,682.50 1,976,146 12,030.88
280 28.00
Kansas........... 11,680,688 55.980.27 8,545,803 46,881.38 8,670.342 51,144.88 I S ^ I g 95,513.48
K entucky....
22
2.16
199 19.90
415.67
Lottisfena........
8,800 880.00
2
1
2
.
Mfi.lTIA
162 is. 20
Maryland .. ..
859,190 8,478.80 811,790 8.879.00 807,455 3.621.00 435,498 7,077.02
1.95 1,286,000 8.215.00 2,170,700 5,426.75 8,625,309 9,063.25
Massachusetts
20|
Michigan.......
8,500 350.00 145,900 864.75 196,230 513.00 153,000 882.50
M innesota.... 1,872,000 8,430.00 1,198,700 2,984.25 1,268,600 8,171.60 2,452,400 6,181.00
Missouri......... 2,781,641 80,875.65 4,143,206 60,429.16 6,264,820 46,225.47 6,795,896 86,781,54
Nebraska.......
1,048,400 2,608.50 1,155,200 2.888.00 2,657,800 6,644.50
New HampSO
8.00
New Jersey... 6,885,650 19,726.46 8,152,176 29,506.44 9,733,080 28,660.80 20,207,846 72,150.84
238.422 23,842.20 56;«0I
148.11
Ohio................ 15,645,908 94,963.94 14,127,979 144,016.04 14,884,154 99,841.09 23,666,099 107,435.42
Rhode Island. 11,889,713 49,782.14 1,484,082 4,906.58 8,150,920 7,877.30 6,836,478 17,101.92
210 21.00
Texas ............ 1,060,540 16,554.85 872,000 18,470.50 687,800 9,177.00 1,572,000 14,187.00
1,105
44.59
133 13.30
2,684 268.40
WestVirginia.
46,992 117.48 795,520 1,988.80 1,280,800 8 ,202.00
W isconsin.....
T otal... >141,768,005 763,786.80 >148,268,730 788,342.44 >150,523,725 704,699.91 <232,643,176 1,027,881.78
State.

>Includes 4,198,741 pounds, at 10 cents, and 137,664,864 pounds, at one-fourth of 1 cent per pound,
s Includes 4,412,006 pounds, at 10 cents, and 188,856,724 pounds, at one-fourth of 1 cent per pound.
*Includes 8,983,498 pounds, at 10 cents, and 146,540,232 pounds, at one-fourth of 1 cent per pound.
<Includes 4,577,168 pounds, at 10 cents, and 228,066,008 pounds, at one-fourth of 1 cent per pound.
N o . 1 3 7 .— B E E T A N D CANE SU G AR A N D M O L A SSE S: Quantities P roduced
in the U nited States, 1852 to 1918.
[Sources: Cane sugar beginning with 1903-4 from W illett & Gray. All other figures of cane-sugar
and molasses production are those of A. Bouchereau, New Orleans, except that for census years
and 1898-99 they are those of the Census Bureau. Beet-sugar production for 1897-98 and for 1901-2
and later years from reports of the Department of Agriculture; for other years from W illett & Gray.)
Cane sugar.
Year
ended
March— Louisiana. OtherSouthem States.
1852-1860*.
1861-1870*.
1871-1880*.
1881-1890*.
1891-1895*.
1896-1900*.
1901-1905*.
1906-1910*.
1910-1 1 ....
1911-1 2 ....
1912-1 3 ....
1913-1 4 ....
1914-1 5 ....
1915-16*...
1916-17*...
1917-18*...

Pounds.

Pounds.

813,841,526 17,885,898
126,548,173 6,881,700
159,125,435 8,975,100
267,829,687 14,671,650
627,509,180 18,775,478
647,151,486 10,828,461
661,464,086 20,172,453
707.840.000 <27,776,000
685.440.000 <24,640,000
705,747,840 <16,000,820
807,146,560 <18,000,640
685,894,880 <15,680,000
485,899,040 <7,840,000
275.000. 320<2,240,000
607.799.000 <14,000,000
504.000. 000<4,480,000

Total.
Pounds.

881,227,428
182,429,878
168,100,585
282,001,287
541,284,654
657,479,947
681,686,489
786.616.000
710.080.000
721,748.160
825,147,200
601,074,880
493,289,040
277,240,820
621.709.000
508.480.000

Molasses.1
Other
Beet sugar.
Louisiana. Southern
States.
Pounds.

Gallons.

20,082,717
8,048,261
11,096,788
14,737,034
21.277.179
20,661,216
24.982,244
SISKS 26,958,877
1.020.844.000 81,954,957
1.199.000. 000 84,213,839
1.886.112.000 14,659,089
1.466.802.000 25,822,845
1.444.108.000 21,053,768
1.748.440.000 13.568.180
1.641.314.000 58,890,448
1.607.000. 000 41,001,811
•896,000
851,260
2,858,568
27,272,000
06,248,615

Gallons.

1,065,218
951,954
1,213,802
8,800,728
6,124,752
6,431,452
7,718,627
6,264,496
10,716,160
8,000,000
9,200,000
12.107.000
14,000,000
13.716.000

Total.
Gallons.

21,097,980
9,000,216
12,310,040
18,587,702
27,401,982
27,092,668
84,671,906
81,246,740
42,671,117
42 213,830
23,860,089
37,929,845
85.053.768
27.279.768

StfStf

'All figures for molasses, except those for 1898-99, include sirup.
*1864 to 1870.
<Texas only.
•Average for the period. * Preliminary figures for cane sugar and molasses: also for beet sugar in 1917-18



SUGAR, MOLASSES, AND SIRUP— BEETS AND. BEET SUGAR.

217

N o . 1 3 8 .— SU G A R , M O L A SSE S, A N D SIR U P M ADE IN FA CTO R IES FRO M
SU O AR CANE A N D SU G AR B E E T S FRO M T H E C R O P O F 1914: Q uantities
and V alues.
[Source: Reports oi the Bureau of the Census, Department ol Commerce. The statistics include the
output of factories engaged in manufacturing sugar from cane and from beets, but does not include
- sirup manufactured in factories engaged exclusively in malting sirup, nor small quantities of sugar
and sirup made on farms from cane and from maple sap.]
Item.
Cane sugar. Beet sugar.
Total.
Sugar:
1,486,947,807 2,016,649,600
Pounds
*68,590,466
*77,538,149
V alue.
8 S ;S
Molasses:
26,461,291
Callous
20,675,260
£,186,551
*2,021,617
*3,667,709
V alue.
*1,686,192
Sirup:
Gallons
V alue.
WS
w s

I

1902
..............
1903...........................
1904
..............
1905
..............
1906
..............
1907
..............
1908
..............
1909
..............
1910
..............
1911
..............
1912
..............
1913
..............
1914
...............
1915.
California..................
Colorado...................
Idaho........................
Michigan..................
Ohio..........................
Utah..........................
Other States.............
United States.
19X6.
California..................
Colorado...................
Idaho........................
Michigan___ _____
Ohio..........................
Utah..........................
Other States............
United States.

Analysis of Recovery of
beets.
sucrose.1

Sugar beets used.
U3 .
<
5
AV

(S g
© j*
u

ff ti

It

*1
Of

1&d

o
h

P

§!

Percentage of
total sucrose
in beets.

©

Sugar made. (Chiefly
refined.)

Tear of beet crop
and State.

Averagepalgn.* of cam» length

N o . 139 .— STJO A R B R E T S A N D B E E T SU O A R : B ests and B ee t S ugar P ro*
DUCED IN THE UNITED STATES, 1902 TO 1914, AND IN 1915 AND 1916, BY STATES.
[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]

s
<
si
<
1
Num­
Short
Short Short
Per Per Per Per
Per
ber. Days. tout. Acres. tons. tons. DoS*. cent. cent. cent. cent. cent.
218,406
41 94
216.400 8.76 1,895,812 6.03
83.30 11.52
49 75 240,604 242,576 8.56 2,076,494 4.07 14.6
15.1
48 78 242,113 197,784 10.47 2,071,539 •4.05 1A3 8A10 11.59
52 77 312,021 907,364 8.67 2,665,913 •5.00 1A3 83.00 11.69
63 105 483,612 876,074 11.26 4,236,112 •5.10 14.9 82.20 11.74
63 80 463,628 870,084 10.16 3,767,871 •5.20 1A8 83.60 11.42
12.30
62 74 425,884 364,913 9.36 3,414,891 •5.35 15.74 83.50 12.47
66 83 512,460 420,262 9.71 4,081,382
1A10 84.10 12.56
61 83 610,172 898,029 10.17 4,047,292
16.35 84.35 12.61
66 94 500,600 473,877 10.68 5,062,333 5.50 15.89 82.21 11.84
78 86 602,556 655,300 0.41 6,224,377 5.82 16.31 84.49 13.26
71 85 723,401 680,006 0.76 5,669,462 5.60 1A78 8A22 12.96
60 85 722,054 483.400 10.9 5,288,500 6.45 16.38 83,89 13.65

78.90
7A75
76.41
76.73
7A64
77.85
79.22
7801
77.13
74.51
81.12
82.13
83.83

11 97 195,343 122,737 10.2 1,249,111 5.86
14 104 273,780 171,222 11.0 1,888,860 5.88
4 100 51,225 35,068 9.7 839,869 5.08
15 78 126,007 122,000 8.2 997,972 6.91
4 80 33,472 25,684 10.9 279,427 5.29
8 96 85,014 56,226 11.2 629,204 4.91
11 84 105,380 78,364 0.8 765,860 A 67
07 92 874,220 611,301 10.1 6,150,293 A 67

17.82
1A63
17.85
15.45
14.19
1A43
1A38
1A49

82.65
84.84
87.14
84.08
81.99
8A06
84.24
84.38

1A64
14.49
16.07
13.03
11.98
13.51
13.76
14.21

87.77
87.66
84.43
84.34
84.43
82.23
84.00
8A17

11 103 236,322 141,097 10.37 1,462,895 6.80 18.35 84.13
14 102 252,147 188,668 10.25 1,$13,591 A06 15.00 85.79
5 86 45,874 42,135 7.87 331,478 A16 16.95 86.39
15 49 6»;341 99,619 6.05 502,705 6.14 1A37 85.22
4 45 18,234 24,767 6.56 137,606 A83 15.89 83.36
11 95 90,277 68,211 10.86 708,237 6.73 16.06 84.79
14 66 108,462 100,911 ASS 843,071 A18 15.69 82.67
74 80 820,657 665,306 8.90 5,919,673 6.12 1A30 84.74

1A15
13.04
13.84
13.79
13.24
12.75
12.87
13.88

8801
86.03
81.65
84.24
83.32
79.44
82.03
8A03

i Percentage of sucrose actually extracted by factories.
* Based upon weight of beets worked.
* Percentage of sucrose (pure worked sugar) in the total soluble solids of the beets.
* Percentage of sucrose (based upon weight of beets) remaining in molasses and pulp.
*Senate Document No. 22, Sixty-first Congress, first —




806
851
861
856
848
850
827
854
874
4.05
805
2.82
2.73

*3
2.78
842
821
892
2.92

828
820
1.96
8.11
858
865
830
882
844

Production of distilled spirits, exclusive Of brandy distilled from fruit.*
Pure,
High neutral, Miscella­
Rye
Gin.
wines. or cologne neous,
whisky. Alcohol. Rum.
spirits.

Total.

Production ol
fermented
liquors.

1,813,427
2,906,198
8,097,769
8,760,487
4,047,602
4,220,400
6,430,678
5,198,262
6,448,684
4,444,072
6,188,305
6,899,823

Tax. galls.

64,279,075
83,668,411
100,162,334
109,246,187
128,568,201
182,848,802
148,206,875
189,505,214
158,259,378
150,110,197
174,712,218
183,889,663

Tax. galls.

6,440,858
7,656,434
7,953,182
9,321,823
8,252,875
7,807,897
8,521,951
4,159,351
8,251,097

139,891,618
168,893,960
183,355,627
187,571,808
193,606,258
181,919,542
140,656,103
253,283,273
286,085,464

114,799,465
126,453,692
182,166,148
183,377,458
140,418,289
186,433,749
121,689,124
133,241,785
160,996,577

Tax. galls. Tax. galls. Tax. galls. Tax.gaOs. Tax. galls. la x . galls. Tax. galls. Tax-galls. Tax. galls. Sorrels .» Tax. galls.

16,877,306 28,041,883 62,465,648 84,462,822
20,613,205 23,486,264 80,762,218 •87,529,839
25,876,229 27,983,051 97,064,565 •36,697,684
24,178,671 83,405,523 105,484,700 •89,471,698
80,228,804 85,227,657 124,520,599 •40,614,258
87,429,734 83,491,842 128,623,402 •44,550,127
54,620,400 22,198,828 141,776,202 ‘46,720,179
57,997,506 21,988,545 134,311,952 •48,265,168
60,944,811 23,980,881 147,810,794 •49,522,029
59,626,788 24,194,411 145,666,125 •54,724,553
60,802,852 29,911,665 168,573,918 •58,622,002
50,935,821 28,793,676 126,989,740 •58,814,038
Commercial
Total.
alcohol.
Tax. galls!
To*, gas*.1
Tax. galls.1
Tax. galls.* Tax. gall*.1 Tax. galls.1 Tax. galls!
138,450,755 <56,864,360
16,078,083
42,563,103
221,277
1909..
70,152,175 1,952,374 2,488,748
17,623,867
156,287,626 •59,644,775
50,703,816
206,534
2,985,485
1910..
82,463,894 2,253,950
175,402,895 •63,283,123
24,408,462 •44,205,830
165,018
1911..
100,647,155 2,631,059 8,345,871
178,249,985 •62,176,694
27,629,346 445,869,085
131,002
98,209,574 2,832,516 3,577,862
1912..
185,858,383 <65,824,876
30,820,894 648,560,920
90,294
191$..
99,615,828 2,750,846 4,014,601
174,611,645 •66,189,478
26,484
81,715,199 647,182,585
4,012,642
88,698,797 3,026,085
1914..
182,134,152 •59,808,210
88,325,049 •42,742,161
83,854
44,552,490 2,844,818 8,686,285
191$..
249,123,922 •58,633,624
59,246 121,799,942 •60,919,058
59,240,672 2,986.940 4,118,064
1916..
277,884,867 '60,817,379
167,267 .145,535,791 •65,879,886
57,051,834 2,842,922 5,756,667
1917..
• Of not more than 81
• With respect to units ol quantity, see explanation ot terms, p. 7.
• Includes fermented ---->In j.909 and 1910 as classified by Internal Revenue Circular No. 728, embodying opinion
• Neutral and cologne spirits.
names of spirits; in later years as
Digitized forof Attorney General as to embodying opinion of the President,classified by Internal
FRASER
Revenue Circular No. 737,
dated Dec. 27,1909.
1897................
1898................
1899................
1900................
1901................
1902................
1903................
1904................
1906................
1906................
1907................
1908................

Distilled
Production
of fruit
Total spirits other
brandy, in­ production titan fruit
cluding ap­ of distilled brandy [tax
ple, peach, spirits. paid for con­
sumption].
and grape.

6,113,726
18,489,459
17,256,381
19,411,829
26,209,804
20,836,260
26,068,565
20,247,089
26,742,168
24,968,943
38,090,791
14,120,484
Whisky.

4,269,220 9,503,858 1,294,157 1,159,814 206,789
8,818,240 11,672,796 1,340,547 1,267,679 174,124
10,792,666 11,974,854 1,494,879 1,266^823 420,888
14,296,568 10,785,771 1,614,614 1,597,081 249,743
18,263,709 10,775,117 1,724,582 1,636,299 454,627
21,587,221 11,488,805 2,202 047 1,752,281 841,222
22,407,063 12,084,127 2,247,907 1,918,401 286,433
18,871,845 11,486,082 1,801,179 2,110,216 809,990
20,410,422 11,610,799 1,791,987 2,187,709 192,067
21,469,720 11,178,614 1,730,102 2,823,289 179,818
28,550,196 16,123,879 2,022,407 2,947,688 124,985
50,062
13,587,868 16,849,154 1,895,922 2,766,758
High wines. Alcohol.
„G in.
Rum.



68,833,231
78,853,801
83,819,814
93,500,840
99,267,732
103,401,447
112,905,899
116,148,844
116,143,732
122,782,822
184,142,074
119,808,402

LIQUORS, SPIRITUOUS AND MALT, PRODUCTION.

Year ended
June 80— Bourbon
whisky.

218

N th 1 4 0 .—FE R M E N T E D LIQ U O R S A N D DISTILLED SPIR IT S PR O D U C ED , A N D D IST IL L E D SPIR IT S TAX PA ID FO R C O NSUM P­
T IO N : Q uantities 1 and K inds , 1897 to 1917.
[Source: Reports of tie Commissioner ol Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]

D IST IL L E D SP IR IT S, PBODtTCTIOIT BY ST A T E S.

219

V o . 1 4 1 .— D IST IL L E D SP IR IT S P R O D U C E D : Q uantities, by S tates, Y eabs

E nded J une 30, 1912

to

1917.

[Source: Reports o{ the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department]
State.

ms

1918

1914

1915

1916

1917

7hz.paii«.» 2bx.gaHsJ Tax. gall*.1 Tax. galls .1 Jbx. galls.1 Tax. galls. *
122,848 122,427
144,612
81,801
60,280 113,108
81,438
76,690
178
California and Nevada........... 11,926,861 11,076,156 11,688,955 14,735,978 11,845,251 17,851,482
104
57
260
Connecticut............................ 160,826 151,714 160,406 142,853 127,215
132,054
1,418
4,212
Rhode Isla n d .......................
944
237
224
2,234
120,882 141,177 107,882 142,389
2,715
218
11,221
80,934
13,672
19,751
18,666
H aw aii....................................
14,015
Illinois.................................... 88,982,758 43,964,336 41,628,073 83,265,472 66,868,865 79,320,617
__________ ______ 27,522,220 28,552,317 24,938,524 19,073,089 51,108,395 43,361,276
K entucky............................... 43,719,198 43,404,841 37,919,422 13,941,412 33,254,130 36,441,778
Louisiana and Mississippi___ 10,867,695 11,322,848 10,720,023 12,974,076 23,291,661 26,545,838
Maryland and two counties
in Virginia............................ 5,589,729 6,007,118 5,022,489 2,602,767 3,327,842 24,965,321
District of Columbia.............. 626,863 635,023 761,401 620,729 1,664,389
608,812
Massachusetts........................ 5,855,847 5,066,211 7,346,829 7,910,430 11,609,189 12,511,238
M ichigan................................. 2,284,627 2,004,580 1,070,650 1,902,018 2,575,375
819,908
Missouri................................... 495,934 530,028 329,606 289,881 194,172
289,660
244,772
34,854
10,191
52,386
Nebraska................................. 2,388,874 2,214,658 2,109,018 1,659,946 2,476,219 2,938,594
New Hampshire, Maine, and
688
678
4,603
1,064
New Jersey............................. 120,743
70,786
75,888
95,776
54,494
56,158
New Mexico and A rizona....
891
1,878
815
555
296
263
New York................................. 10,179,057 10,057,414 10,444,779 10,717,299 13,802,024 13,856,054
727
2,208
242
1,114
O hio......................................... 11,419,929 11,268,793 10,882,800 7,487,799 12,448,348 10,114,573
250
1,857
153
Pennsylvania_____ .. . . . . . . . 10,688,503 11,679,566 12,105,662 8,054,580 14,408,139 12,190,764
South C arolina..................... 586,829 548,614
82,342 836,259 1,179,890 1,159,809
1,056
822
13,005
V irginia.................................. 1,505,780 1,437,649 1,478,352 1,010,556 547,560
122,957
115,402 448,063
270
21,223
302
West Virginia.......................... 204,117 296,403 268,111
W isconsin.............................. 2,687,880 2,448,678 2,482,344 2,133,977 2,428,480 2,527,249
Total............................... 187,671,808 193,606,258 181,916,542 140,656,103 253,283,273 286,085,464
>See explanatory notes, p. 7.
Note.—There was no production of distilled spirits daring the fiscal year 1917 in the following
States and Territories: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia,
Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North
Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, and Washington.




220

FE R M E N T E D LIQ UO RS, PRO DUCTIO N B Y STATES,

N o . 1 4 2 .—FERM EN TED LIQUORS PRO D U CED : Q uantities, by S tates, Y babs
E nded J une 30,1912 to 1917.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department]
State.
Alabama..................................
Alaska......................................
Arizona....................................
Arkansas.................................
California.................................
Colorado..................................
Connecticut...........................
Delaware.................................
District of Columbia..............
Florida......................................
Georgia....................................
Hawaii......................................
Idaho.......................................
Illinois......................................
Indiana....................................
Iow a.........................................
Kentucky.................................
Louisiana and Mississippi....
Maine.......................................
Maryland and two counties
in V irginia.........................
M assachusetts........................
M ichigan.................................
M innesota...............................
M issouri..................................
Montana..................................
Nebraska................................
Nevada....................................
New Hampshire.....................
New Jersey.............................
New M exico...........................
New York.................................
O hio.........................................
Oregon......................................
Pennsylvania..........................
Rhode Island..........................
South Carolina........................
South Dakota..........................
Tennessee.................................
Texas.......................................
Utah.........................................
V irginia..................................
Washington.............................
West Virginia..........................
Wisconsin.................................
Wyoming................................
Total*.............................

1912

1918

1914

1915

1915

1917

Barrels.1 Barrels.> Barrels
89,836
85,659
44,946
45,426
7,417
8,983
5.912
6,891
8,535
18,860
20,410
21,235
8,850
10,827
10,550
10,960
1,296,355 1,836,449 1,890,890 1,281,951
387,761
389,472 874,853 326,138
736,261
786,267 786,272 760,502
129,696 146,895 137,820 125,599
284,676 266.580 280,944 169,973
21,200
29,983
25,600
25,466
138,966 141,620 142,430 110.073
20,967
35.194
26,348
81,335
29,591
27,218
20,545
23,796
6,263,862 6,656,823 6,987,668 6,269,757
1,646,292 1,699,281 1,769,088 1,668,028
447,114 484,088 503,370 472,764
101
20
801,936 821,640 858,616 763,112
483,988 642,166 524,965 502,811
866
590
360
1,681

Barrels.'

Barrels.'

1,093,838
2,386,906
1,792,105
1,512,139
4,030,390
232,618
418,014
18,662
266,720
3,397,375
9,240
13,677,860
4,742,665
72
243,819
7,449,548
667,386
2,688
44,808
273,850
673,262
129,105
196,756
854,147
370,142
5,016,701
16,935
62,176,694

1,119,896 1,164,121
2,450,411 2,518,887
2,154,802 2,338,521
1,511,916 1,539,321
3,344,092 3,434,174
276,567
819,313
412,924
362,354
14,615
14,869
279,124
268,564
3,278,613 3,402,420
9,850
9,657
12,732,529 13,198,400
4,844,239 5,458,868
55
187
106,260
6,265
7,634,211 8,174,457
650,775
680,558
812
43,403
50.636
48,548
32.999
706,910
755,582
189 112
164,126
153,806
54,182
468,073

Barrel).'

1,139,620
2,641,615
2,008,371
1,633,452
4,170,085
268,851
442,388
16,420
289.010
3,531,616
8,756
18,956,878
5,150,187
178
222,888
7,969,509
701,630
3,362
44,362
278,882
744,911
140,648
208,511
876,772
871,017
6,171,179
16,300
65,324,876

1,177,744
2,521,618
2,113,494
1,749,566
4,142,160
288,247
453,640
17,680
283.100
3,496,694
8,637
14,040,387
5.147.419
212,276
8,008,786
691,734
4,607
44,657
225,923
740,502
149,715
197,085
965,562
842,942
6,278,989
15,425
66,189,473

1,116,811
2,378,437
1,929,472
1,643,108
8,567,763
241,642
425,919
17,558
282.027
3,219,685
9,168
13,180,111
4,622,581
13
181,272
7,166,300
621,977
3,767
43,052
89,573
661,867
130,121
164,617
876,962

6,590
2,510
6,004
1,382,589
163,544
909,114
132,530
122,285
28,218
80,387
40,858
11,830
5,955,231
1,436,099
210,498
672,417
547,014
104

8,728
122
1,542,876
707
1,019,572
158,705
161,791
29,463
44,781
6,223,097
1,548,615
673,272
514,361
866

4,718,431 4,525,027 4,919,014
14,872
19,332
22,948
59,808,210 58,633,624 60,817,379

i Of not more than $1 gallons.
•Includes quantities removed from breweries for export free of tax, as follows: 1912.68,061 barrels:
1913,79,832 barrels; 1914,84,028 barrels; 1916,61,609 barrels; 1916,69,116 barrels; 1917,87,870 barrels.




LEAF TOBACCO STOCKS.

221

N o . 1 4 3 .— L E A N TO BAC C O H E L D B T M A N U T A C T T T B E R S A N D D E A L ­
E R S : Q uan tities , b t T y pe , on A pb . 1 and Oot."1, 1915 to 1917.1
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Apr. 1—

Type.

Oct. 1—

ms

m«

t i ll

1915

1916

1917

Pounds.

Pounds.

Pounds.

Pounds.

Pounds.

Pounds.

Imported types........................ 70,002,758 60,223,041 49,231,462 63,658,729 58,290,911 63,705,516
CHEWING, SMOKING, SNUFF,
AND EXPORT TYPES.
Burley....................................... 343,738,796 319,436,475 323,191,432 249,803,577 199,321,165 '207,533,654
Dark districtof Kentucky and
Tennessee:
Dark fired as grown in
Clarksville, Hopkins­
ville, and Paducah dis­
tricts................................ 158,725,002 148,132,869 219,285,905 149,833,563 122,368,324 128,010,509
TTAnrtar&rm......................... 11,788,039 12,087,068 19,008,080 2,424,313 4,649,242 16,422,702
Green River....................... 58,388,601 55,266,237 65,321,153 45,192,580 34,344,199 49,484,116
One Sucker........................ 37,294,435 29,689,581 44,117,005 22,250,554 16,702,064 18,561,754
Total............................... 266,196,167 245,175,755 347,732,143 219,710,010 178,063,829 212,479,081
Virginia sun cured................... 13,654,647 11,768,277 9,168,844 9,464,827 7,285,760 4,863,174
Virginia dark............................ 51,243,993 57,562,228 55,026,657 28,655,831 38,756,459 45,236,108
Bright yellow district of Vir­
ginia, North Carolina, and
South Carolina...................... 335,724,803 358,238,479 297,701,301 276,771,734 268,129,978 349,936,059
Maryland.................................. 9,876,686 6,457,050 9,050,470 17,629,058 10,644,472 18,226,868
Eastern Ohio export................ 3,206,038 2,749,881 1,947,015 4,198,503 1,890,371 1,939,069
All other domestic, including
525,163 482,084 613,913 503,022 360,473 404,196
Louisiana perique................
Total chewing, etc.......... 1,024,166,293 1,001,860,229 1,044,431,775 806,736,562 704,452,507 840,678,229
CIGARTYPES.
>New England, including Con­
necticut:
29,884,371
Broad leaf.......................... 30,537,681 33,688,942 28,619,683 31,217,506 22,731,599 25,397,452
Havaim saat! ..
27,853,216 31,437,832 29,515,296 24,359,058
25,810,398
Shade grown...................... 2,304,891 2,604,780 3,463,083 2,194,585 1,913,003 2,833,053
Total............................... 60,695,788 67,731,554 61,598,062 57,771,149 64,528,973 54,040,903
New York................................. 5,474,879 6,305,286 3,634,216 4,250,488 8,989,282 3,088,689
Pennsylvania............................ 127,238,967 109,391,882 90,751,312 105,460,066 79,294,496 76,502,712
Ohio.......................................... 91,029,148 74,190,735 84,505,282 74,329,126 60,913,485 64,378,763
Wisconsin................................. 88,661,983 86,795,711 62,591,617 78,891,003 55,937,924 53,050 557
Georgia and Florida................. 6,460,514 6,644,540 6,459,062 8,515,339 11,542,381 6,857 614
Porto Rico................................ 6,934,852 4,683,810 3,493,808 5,888,910 4,780,971 4^842,631
363,256 264,731 436,977
261,576 287,786 410,430
A ll other domestic....................
Total cigar types............ 386,859,387 356,008,249 312,470,336 335,367,657 270,275,297 262,672,289
Grand total..................... 1,481,028,438 1,418,091,519 1,406,133,57y,205,762,948 1,033,018,715 1,154,056,034
i
The act of Congress approved Apr. 30,1912, authorized the Bureau of the Census to collect statistics
of leaf tobacco held on Apr. 1 and Oct. 1 of each year. It provided that a report should be secured from
each manufacturer of tobacco who, according to the returns of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
manufactured during the preceding calendar year more than 50,000 pounds of tobacco; from each manu­
facturer of cigars who manufactured more than 250,000 cigars; from each manufacturer of cigarettes who
manufactured mere than 1,000,000 cigarettes; and from each dealer in leaftobacco who, on an average, had
more than 50,000 pounds of leaf tobacco in stock at the ends of the four quarters of the preceding calendar
year. The first report made under the provisions of this law was of leaf tobacco held on Oct. 1,1912, and
statistics have been collected regularly since that date.




222

COTTON SEED AND COTTONSEED PRODUCTS.

N o . 1 4 4 .— CO TTO N SE E D A N D C O TTO N SEED PR O D U C T S: P r o d u c t i o na n d
M a n u f a c t u r ,e Q u a n t i t i e s a n d V a l u e s, 1892 t o 1916.
[Source: Reports ot the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. In the preparation of this
table a number of sources ot information have been utilized, but it has been found impracticable to
secure in all instances satisfactory data for the years indicated, and only an approximation to the
facts is claimed. Statistics of the quantity of seed produced and manufactured and of cottonseed
products relate to the growth year.]
Cottonseed products.
Cotton
Oil.
Year.
Manufac­
Total
Value.
Pro­
tured.
value.
duced.
Quantity.
Per'
Total. gallon.
Gallons.
Dollars. Cents.
Short tons. Short torn. Dollars.
18.630.000
1892.
3.183.000 1.050.000 28.500.000 42.010.000 10,080,000
24
3.579.000 1.431.000
57.200.000 16,000,000
1893.
29
1894.
4.792.000 1.677.000 24.870.000 67.090.000 13.420.000
20
3.416.000 1.435.000 20.180.000 57.390.000
1895.
20
4.070.000 1.628.000 26,260,000 65.120.000
1896.
18
5.253.000 2,101,000 26,680,000 84.040.000
1897..
15
5.472.000 2.353.000 27.960.000 94.110.000 $ 3 8
1898.
14
4.668.000 2.479.000 42.410.000 93.330.000
1899..
23
4.830.000 2.415.000 48.230.000 96.610.000
1900.
27
1901..
4.630.000 3.154.000 62.980.000 118,610,000 I S
28
1902..
5.092.000 3.269.000 71.290.000 122,910,060 40.560.000
33
4.717.000 3.241.000 73.930.000 121,880,000 39,000,000
32
1903..
6.427.000 3.345.000 69.310.000 133.820.000 31.340.000
1904.
23
MO.OOO
5,000,000 3.131.000 64.950.000 125.700.000
1905.
21
5.913.000 3.844.000 94.380.000 153.760.000 43.050.000
1906.
4.952.000 2.565.000 65.980.000 103.050.000 33.390.000
1907.
5.904.000 3.670.000 86.090.000 146.790.000
1908..
4.462.000 3.269.000 105.720.000 131,000,000
1909>.
IS
5.175.000 4.106.000 142.710.000 167.970.000
1910..
48
6.997.000 4,921,073 131.340.000 201.650.000 f t s t S
1911.
33
1912.
6.104.000 4,579,508 132.230.000 185.750.000 69.100.000
37
6.305.000 4,847,628 159.670.000 193,330 000
1913..
42
7.186.000 5,779,665 152.880.000 229.260.000 f t & S
1914..
35
4,202,313 180.200.000 167.110.000 87.940.000
1915.
,113,000 4,479,176 287,192,000 187.688.000 153,419,000
1916..

Year.

1892..
1893..
1894..
1895..
1896..
1897..
1898..
1899..
1900..
1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909*.
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..

Cottonseed products—Continued.
Cake and meal.
Hulls.
Linters.
Value.
Value.
Value.
Quan­
Quantity.
Per Quantity. Total. Per tity.
Per
Total. pound.
Total. ton.
ton.
Short tons.

388.000
501.000
587.000
502.000
570.000
735.000
823.000
884.000
845.000
1.125.000
1.165.000
1.156.000
1.360.000
1.272.000
1.786.000
1.043.000
1.492.000
1.326.000
1.792.000
2.151.000
1.999.000
2.220.000
2.648.000
1.923.000
2.225.000

Dollars.

8.550.000
11.900.000
11.450.000
8,700,000
14.540.000
14.070.000
14.780.000
16.030.000
16.270.000
21.930.000
23.310.000
24.840.000
27.770.000
29.250.000
39.140.000
23.300.000
33.580.000
35.910.000
44.660.000
49.720.000
45.970.000
59.810.000
67.740.000
53.860.000
74.586.000

Dolls. Short tons. Dollars.

23.23
23.75
19.51
17.33
25.51
19.14
17.96
18.13
19.25
19.49
20.01
21.49
20.42
23.00
21.91
22.34
22.51
27.08
24 92
23.11
23.00
26.94
21.81
28.01
33.52

Dolls. Bales.*

Dollars. Cents.

.1
1.169.000
1.139.000
1.487.000
1.541.000
1.528.000
1.213.000
1.135.000
1.593.000
927.000
1.330.000
1.189.000
1.375.000
1.642.000
1.540.000
1.400.000
1.677.000
1.220.000
969.000

3.190.000 2.73 114,544
3.990.000 3.50 111,096
6.320.000 4.25 145,103
5.390.000 3.50 150,306
5.710.000 3.74 194.486
5.590.000 4.61 235,586
5.110.000 4.50 219,397
8.840.000 5.55 307,518
6.379.000 6.87 256.487
6.080.000 4.57
9.810.000 8.25
11.370.000 8.27 f t S
379.576
9.890.000 6.02 633,098
9.710.000 6.30 583,091
11.210.000 8.00 660,0S7
8,450,000 5.04 820,274
12.340.000 10.11 889.577
13.994.000 14.44 1,330,552

1,800,000
1.890.000
1.520.000
2.030.000
4.380.000
4.610.000
4.190.000
3.350.000

3.1
3.4
2.1
2.7
4.5
3.9
3.8
2.2
2.8
1.4
*38
4.770.000
3.2
6.250.000
3.3
5.150.000
1.9
7.450.000
2.5
7.630.000
2.3
6.150.000
1.5
26.120.000
2.9
45,193,000
6.8
■ The figures of the Thirteenth Census are not shown in this table because they do not represent asingle
growth year.
 net.
*01600 pounds


223

PATENTS.

N o . 1 4 5 .—P A T E N T S : Comparative S tatement of the B usiness of th e .U nited

States P atent O ffice , 1895

to

1917.

[Source: Reports of Hie Commissioner of Patents, Department of H e Interior.]
Caveats Patents
and
filed.

Calendar year.
1895....................................
1890....................................
1897....................................
1898....................................
1899....................................
1900....................................
1901....................................
1902....................................
1903....................................
1904....................................
1905....................................
1906....................................
1907....................................
1908....................................
1909....................................
1910....................................
19111..................................
1912....................................
1913....................................
1914....................................
1915....................................
1916....................................
1917....................................

40,680
48,982
47,905
85,842
41,443
41,980
46,449
49,641
50,218
52,143
54,971
56,482
58,762
61,475
65,889
64,629
67,870
70,976
70,867
70,404
70,069
71,033
70,373

2,415
2,271
2,176
1,659
1,716
1,781
1,842
1,851
1,771
1,808
1,896
1,885
1,967
2,110
1,948
970

Cash
received.
DoUan.

22,057
23,873
23,794
22,267
25,527
26,499
27,878
27,886
81,699
80,984
80,899
81,965
86,620
871421
85,980
84,064
87,781

1,245,246.98
1,324,059.83
1,375,641.72
1,187,784.48
1,825,457.08
1,850,828.68
1,449,898.16
1,552,859.08
1,642,201.81
1,657,826.58
1,806,758.14
1,790,921.88
1,910,618.14
1,896,847.67
2,042,828.14
2,025,586.69
2,019,388.08
2.101,199.90
2,084,417.79
2,251,892.82
2,290,773. iff
2.343,540.94
2,258,377.10

$33
44,934

45,927
42,760

Cash
expended.

Surplus.

DoOan.

DoBart.

1,106,889.49
1,118,418.71
1,122,848.18
1,186,196.20
1,211,783.78
1,260.019.62
1,297,885.64
1,898,845.54
1,448,645.81
1,476,000.88
1,479,688.22
1,554,891.20
1,681,458.86
1,712,808.42
1,955,151.14
2,005,711.94
1,958,689.91
2,022,066.11
1,947,383.28
2.000,770.12
2,053,442.15
2,115,367.91
2,048,173.16

188,857.44
210,646.12
252,798.59
1,538.28
118,673.30
90,808.91
152.012.52
159,513.54
193,556.00
181.326.15
827,124.92
286,030.18
279,159.78
184,544.25
87,677.00
19,824.75
65,698.12
79,133.79
137,034.51
251,122.70
237,331.32
228.173.03
210,203.94

i No caveats Sled after June 80,19X0; law repealed.
N o . 1 4 6 .— PA T E N T S A N D T R A D E-M A R K S : N umber of P atents, T rade-M arks,
and L abels I ssued ,

1895 to 1918.

[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Patents, Department of the Interior.]
Number of first patent and certificate Number of patents and certificates of registration
issued in each calendar year.
issued during each calendar year.
<jaiTotal
eodar
Pat­ De­ sues. pat­
De­
year. Patent. sign. Re­ Trade­ Label. ents. signs. Reis­ Total mTrade- Labels.1 cer­
tifi­
issue. mark.
ents.
cates.
1895..
1896..
1897..
1898..
1899..
1900..
1901..
1902..
1908..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1918..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..
1918..

681619
552502
574869
596467
616871
640167
664827
690885
717521
748567
778884
808618
839799
875679
908436
945010
980178
1018095
1049826
1083267
1123212
1166419
1210389
1251458

28922
25037
26482
28113
29916
82055
88813
85547
86187
86728
37280
87766
88391
88980
89787
40424
41068
42078
43415
45096
46813
48358
50117
51629

11461
11520
11581
11646
11706
11798
11879
11960
12070
12189
12299
12428
12587
12788
12906
18066
18189
13346
18504
18668
13858
14040
14238
14417

25757
27586
29399
81070
82308
83957
85678
87606
89612
41798
43956
48446
59014
66892
72083
76267
80506
84711
89731
94796
101613
107875
114666
120005

6546
6547
6561
6761
7272
8009
8887
9654
10644
11758
12588
18297
18964
14582
15074
15444
16108
16736
17444
18163
18966
19830
20443

20.838
21,867
22,098
20,404
28,296
24,660
25,558
27,136
31,046
80,267
29,784
81,181
$5,880
82,767
36,574
35,168
82,917
36,231
88,941
39,945
43.207
43,970
41,009

1,115
1,445
1,631
1.803
2,139
1,768
1,784
640
536
657
486
625
589
757
687
689
1,010
1,842
1,683
1,715
1,545.
1,759
1,612

59
61
65
60
92
81
81
110
117
110
129
159
151
168
160
123
167
158
164
190
182
198
179

22,057
28,273
28,794
22,267
25,527
26,499
27,878
27,886
81,699
80,984
80,899
81,965
86,620
88,082
87,421
35,980
84,084
87,781
85,788
41,850
44,934
45,927
42,760

1,829
1,818
1,671
1,238
1,649
1,721
1,928
2,006
2,186
2,158
4,490
»,5JS8
7, ire
6,191
4,184
4,239
4,205
5,020
5,065
6,817
6,262
6,791
5,339

8
83
80
235
611
830
1,087
925
1,200
1,411
1,189
1,365
982
838
640
490
907
991
708
719
803
864
613

1,832
1,846
1,701
1,473
2,260
2,551
2,965
2,931
8,446
8,569
6,679
11,988
8,860
6,029
4,824
4,729
6,112
8,011
‘6,068
7,874
7,436
8,037
0,197

i Registration of labels practically suspended May 27,1891, under decision of “ nited States 8upreme
U
Court. Resumed June 9,1896.
‘Including “ Prints ” alter 1912.



, fl

[Source: Reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]
1911
City.

1913

1912

1914

Per­ Cost of Per­ Cost of Per­ Cost of
Per­ Cost of
mits. buildings. mits. buildings. mits. buildings. mits. buildings.




D ollars.

6,142,077
(*)
19,379,396
37,218,384
10,364,000
2,905,525
103,272,000
12,688,540
16,994,677
4,668,277
2,339,390
6,084,260
19,012,670
2,706,675
2,520,296
5,896,244
8,349,477
5,506,342
867,702
12,818,103
23,004,185
5,625,527
1,500,269

3,529
(>)
4,410
11,408
4,090
580
10,751
5,386
8,790
2,656
1,214
2,254
7,991
572
1,433
1,277
4,781
1,336
455
3,953
16,455
2,379
572

Dollars.

9,806,836
(*)
26,755,652
40,537,784
12,992,000
2,946,490
83,175,900
8,660,264
18,180,078
4,675,303
3,552,120
5,332,675
25,588,470
1,240,255
2,456,516
7,379,525
9,150,407
5,911,880.
795,775
12,127,079
31,367,995
6,562,777
1,291,649

3,606
13,321
4,549
10,962
4,059
527
10,792
2,952
6,160
3,888
1,189
2,034
9,326
557
1,726
1,169
5,400
1,344
692
3,719
16,442
2,402
£31

D ollars.

5,112,944
14,053,802
22,780,011
34,762,506
13,300,360
6,588,685
89,668,427
7,543,475
22,543,365
5,508,408
3,288,350
2,797,148
30,434,380
1,507,855
4,169,000
5,784,751
9,361,973
5,413,607
1,252,860
10,578,162
31,641,921
8,617,540
960,868

3,146
12,058
4,247
11,445
3,984
541
9,938
3,600
12,790
2,636
870
3,721
7,844
£00
1,982
1,025
5,693
1,171
737
3,253
9,979
2,306
633

Dollars.

4,564,387
16,308,299
23,187,282
41,872,307
10,709,000
6,300,105
83,261,710
8,150,000
26,991,050
6,885,065
2,977,990
3,750,460
28,207,395
1,493,235
3,618,119
4,052,078
7,933,381
3,826,174
1,110,988
10,204,970
17,361,925
4,397,310
778,514

1*171

Per­ Cost of Per­ Cost of Per­ Cost of
mits. buildings. mits. buildings. mits. buildings.
2,752
1,957
6,328
14,515
4,809
627
10,340
4,797
14,451
2,836
1,234
3,085
8,966
704
1,909
1,403
6,177
1,306
748
3,617
7,845
2,432
732

D ollars.

4,589,214
9,541,891
29,113,692
45,601,851
11,798,000
3,384,290
97,291,400
13,443,414
32,660,305
4,928,425
3,534,620
2,648,575
32,235,540
1,824,696
2,684,037
5,575,895
7,083,642
5,351,630
962,749
10,667,405
11,883,662
4,055,390
1,231,310

D ollars.

2,453
3,021
4,251
9,851
4,743
684
10,456
2,683
14,022
3,141
1,390
2,677
16,114

3,661,846
9,246,497
27,826,628
41,338,737
13,137,000
4,210,946
112,836,150
8,597,265
33,098,255
7,193,240
5,589,727
4,028,840
51,067,590

2,321
1,347
4,679
9,518
4,068
595
4,928
1,770
11,952
2,117
1,651
2,359
12,063

1,713
1,423
6,775
1,047
612
3,517
7,585
2,351
787

3,479,239
7,383,163
8,899,404
5,005,243
778,430
11,557,643
15,036,025
4,030,435
1,745,310

1,316
1,083
5,085
962
492
3,263
6,699
1,258
714

m

m

(*>

Dollars.

4,971,612
6,302,646
23,426,661
34,054,117
10,501,000
3,741,273
64,188,750
7,921,110
30,483,750
3,914,730
3,946,736
4,252,000
39,692,305
P)
1,907,017
7,681,616
7,103,038
3,596,718
1,656,965
10,138,450
16,932,082
1,607,230
1,524,259

BUILDING OPERATIONS.

Atlanta, Ga............................... 3,993
Baltimore,M d.......................... <«>
Boston, Mass........................... 3,547
Brooklyn, N . Y ........................ 9,223
Buffalo, N . Y ............................ 3,402
Cambridge,Mass...................... £67
Chicago, 111................................ 12,586
Cincinnati, Ohio....................... 11,228
Cleveland, Ohio....................... 7,860
Columbus, Ohio........................ 2,694
Dayton,Ohio........................... 993
Denver,Colo............................ 2,410
Detroit,Mich............................ 6,667
Fall River, Mass....................... 496
Grand Rapids,Mich................ 1,312
Hartford,Conn......................... 1,305
Indianapolis, Ind..................... 4,941
Jersey C ity,N .J...................... 2,012
Kansas City,Kans................... 639
Kansas City,Mo....................... 3,7%
Los Angeles,Cal....................... 12,498
Louisville, K y.......................... 2,447
Lowell Mass........................... 564

19161

1915

224

N o. 147.—BUILDING OPERATIONS: N umber op P ermits and Cost op B uildings, bt Principal Cities, Calendar Y ears 1911 to 1917.

32951°—s

K
^
I't
^
^

a

1917-

m

5,859,146 3,657 7,162,214 3,363 3,949,368 2,617
*2,299,375 4,361 15,257,162 4,015 13,647,624 3,865
13,735,285 5,965 14,229,475 6,135 12,857,935 6,015
1,499,408 1,503 1,378,997 m
<*)
(>)
10,975,334 2,937 11,628,358 3,075 16,317,973 2,105
2,601,150 940 2,400,050 1,245 3,067,700 1,062
5,868,519 1,330 4,762,341 1,100 4,790,151 1,136
>3,155,150 1,794 3,309,620 1,857 4,088,261 .1,635
135,703,715 8,283 163,519,362 9,443 107,104,707 8,764
7,132,566 4,058 8,821,950 3,748 8,535,251 3,649
5,426,863 1,372! 4,546,761 1,236 4,110,733 1,295
40,030,985 11,192 36,392,405 7,700 35,125,810 12,774
11,963,257 3,890 11,530,531 2,943 15,470,955 3,522
19,152,370 8,224 14,652,071 6,710 12,956,915 5,959
5,524,200 2,856 8,530,800 3,184 7,289,100 3,689
(*)
m
c*>
<*)
<*)
(«)
6,018,699 1,631 6,255,711 1,501 3,636,476 1,691
9,389,775 3,888 12,035,466 3,268 9,642,124 3,247
995,473 850 1,119,797 713
895,079 740
18,607,556 8,760 20,675,804 8,302 15,340,012 9,418
6,909,240 3,491 8,051,417 3,564 9,456,450 3,741
20,915,474 6,316 23,338,563 5,606 21,037,264 5,907
1,969,454 676 1,716,491 628 1,413,559 665
7,491,156 9,819 8,415,325 9,507 9,321,115 9,104
5,238,184 1,546 4,487,861 1,855 5,206,768 1,855
(*)
«
<*)
(*>
<*>
<*>
14,464,648 5,048 17,593,848 4,585 10,499,402 3,701
4,716,163 1,608 6,689,900 1,576 4,780,495 1,587
687,506,961 202,357 738,989,710 204,296 673,220,625 203,732
>Figaros are from “Bradstreet’s” and cover expenditures for building operations.
•Data lacking.

225




2,946,818 2,303 2,730,488 2,439 3,091,970 1,696 2,626,850
9,882,065 3,882 11,564,325 4,369 14,762,851 3,133 11,149,492
15,214,525 6,831 16,349,940 6,970 22,909,910 4,959 9,257,285
. 595 3,621,132 267 1,095,575
(>)
m
<*)
10,061,910 1,218 6,162,052 2,827 8,808,316 2,473 9,336,594
3,039,736 1,012 3,126,734 918 4,762,081 384 3,053,211
4,380,842 1,524 7,104,947 1,465 5,020,446 1,230 5,644,869
2,948,751 1,334 2,950,357 1,013 3,117,614 810 2,747,678
74,030,241 7,714 103,023,800 8,133 152,482,704 6,773 52,864,429
4,717,520 3,352 5,045,290 3,683 5,370,296 2,806 4,383,132
4,610,456 1,351 5,385,005 1,454 7,225,957 1,039 7,787,047
34,694,340 13,884 35,010,640 8,800 49,896,370 6,495 34,055,480
18,194,182 3,916 14,227,020 4,180 13,556,965 3,531 11,464,207
8,334,075 4,623 4,895,345 4,467 6,301,360 3,365 8,642,735
6,334,900 3,848 7,023,700 <*)
(*)
m
<*>.
656 1,401,100 (*)
(>)
(*)
(*)
(*)
3,391,571 1,710 3,244,752 1,696 4,927,396 1,178 4,118,688
8,733,257 3,391 9,108,333 3,136 9,036,431 2,265 6,719,620
625,574 469 942,770 637 892,142 443 827,541
12,885,398 9,052 11,439,320 4,119 12,753,386 3,1® 10,448,614
14,718,696 2,688 9,237,458 2,245 11,128,627 2,054 7,217,140
28,177,563 6,461 13,990,704 6,491 18,837,153 6,507 15,586,337
1,668,904 784 1,683,592 634 1,540,972 360 1,421,486
12,664,970 8,217 6,456,995 8,486 8,304,689 7,736 6,714,315
3,412,184 1,934 4,693,316 2,040 4,278,143 1,822 4,2®, 701
4,295 9,690,372 3,369 7,244,546
<*)
<*)
<«)
10,415,645 4,428 9,749,301 5,020 15,049,804 3,744 12,916,886
5,731,469 1,794 4,526,382 1,801 6,633,349 1,632 4,332,855
619,752,354 201,190 641,769,199 193,865 785,148,149 152,463 530,403,525
» Public buildings not ihcluded.
<Data for the boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx only.

BUILDING OPERATIONS.

1
|
£}

Memphis, Tenn........................ 3,213
Milwaukee, W is...................... 4,360
Minneapolis, Minn................... 6,026
Nashville, Tenn.................... 1,615
Newark, N .J............................ 2,460
New Bedford, Mass................ 650
New Haven, Conn................... 1,196
New Orleans, La..................... >2,282
New York, N .Y .4................... 6,496
Oakland,Cal............................ 3,946
Omaha, Nebr............................ 1,372
Philadelphia, Pa...................... 16,215
Plttsburghand Allegheny, Pa. 4,392
Portland, Oleg........................ 7,686
Providence, B . I...................... 2,755
Beading, Pa............................. (*)
Richmond,Va.......................... 1,528
Rochester, N. Y ....................... 3,680
St. Joseph, Mo.......................... 648
St. Louis, Mo............................ 8,152
St. Paul, Minn.......................... 2,033
San Francisco, Cal................... 6,079
Scranton, Pa............................. 787
Seattle, Wadi............................ 10,659
Syracuse, N .Y .......... 1............. 1,698
Toledo, Ohio............................. (»>
Washington, D . 0 ................... 4,678
Worcester,Mass........................ 1,545
Total............................... 201,771

Product

Value.

METALLIC.
57,017,614
plo,lm_ f°ie « ..........................
30,180,969
HglIW W ..........................
828,685
Ferro-alloys*..........................
63,766,800
Silver, commercial valu e*....
4,520,717
Gold, coining value *............
Copper, value at New York City *.. .pounds.. 1,243,268,720
Lead, (refined 1 value at New York City*.
392,517
short'tons*.'.........................
823,907
Zinc, value at St. Louis •___
Quicksilver,value at San Francisco..flasks*..
25,064
6&t607>000
1,949
Antimony*...............................
13,552
Antimonial lead1*..................
159,865
Bauxite....................................
...........................
52,508
201
Chromic iron ora.....................
1,664
Manganese ora..........................
61,517
Manganiferous ora1*................ ................d o ....
275
Titanium ore (rutile)..............
Tungsten ore (60 per cent concentrates) .do___
1,880

Dollars.

Quantity.

Value.
Dollars.

Quantity.

Value.
Dollars.

Quantity.

Value.
Dollars.

107,050,153 59,643,098 130,905,558 39,714,280 71,905,079 65,493,100 101,288,964
420,563,888 30,888,935 458,342,345 22,263,263 298,777,429 30,384,486 401,409,604
388,644 17,450,386
255,524 9,350,245
296,207 13,015,362
12,223,776
39,197,500 66,801,600 40,848,100 72,455,100 40,007,700 74,961,075 37,397,300
93,451,600 4,299,784 88,884,400 4,672,976 94,531,800 4,887,604 101,035,700
205,139,838 1,224,484,098 189,795,035 1,150,137,192 152,968,000 1,888,009,527 242,902,000
507,026 47,660,000
512,794 39,998,000
411,878 36,245,264
85,826,630
458,135 113,617,000
837,252 37,772,224
343,418 35,029,000
44,699,166
21,033 1,826,912
1,053,941
16,548 811,680
20,218 818,171
11,907,000 72,379,000 13,845,000 79,129,000 14,522,700 99,806,000 10,280,000
5,364 2,373,760
2,705 566,490
2,608 • 429,363
332^889
23,224 3,665,736
16,667 1,572,167
1,811,848
16,665 1,691,864
297,041 1,514,834
210,241 997,698
219,318 1,069,194
7%982
91,415 108,443
54,198
81,205
91,409
(“)
(“>
3,281
36,744
2,763
8,716
255
2,854
591
8,708 106,049
4,048
2,635
27,877
15,728
40,480
196,640 822,216
19,942
69,403
25,124
96,265 218,497
250
27,500
11,280
805
94
27,500
49,000
2,332 4,100,000
990 435,000
602,158
1,537 672,118
(tt)
845,334 313,000 1,644,000 638,222
79,393
204,000
78,846
66,560
46,699
206,000
124,800
Platinum, and allied metals value at New
8,665
6,824 280,885
1,006
1,034
46,630
45,778
York City..............................
693,760
(12*
941,300
609,361

991,751,929
691,081,734 '
883,222,012
866,381,073 —
—


Quantity.

Value.

77,870,553
39,126,324
689,738
74,414,802
4,479,056
1.927,850,548
652,228
563,451
29,932

181,902.277
663,478,118
50,281,692
48,953,000
92,590,300
474,288,000
76,207,000
151,005,000
2,576,547
33,900,000
(ID)
4,403,682
2,296,400
205,433
726,243
627,417
2,005,491
16,500
(“)
671,188
121,744
2,307,762
(»)
1,621,832,177

(>•)
24,038
425,100
135,212
47,085
26,997
548,803
110
5,200
1,836,000
280,000
28,088

Dollars.

MINERAL PRODUCTION,

Quantity.

1916

1915

1914

ms

ms

226

N o . 1 4 8 .—M IN E R A L PR O D U C T IO N : Q u a n tit ies and V a lu e s of S pec ified K in d s , Ca lendar T e a r s 1912 to 1918.
[Source: Reports of United States Geological Surrey, Department of the Interior.]




'K o ix o n a o a a :

NONMBTA.LLIC.
Bituminous coal16................... ..short tons2.. 450,104,982 517,983,445 478,435,297 565,234,952 422,703,970 493,309,244 442,624,426 502,037,688 602,519,682 665,110,077
Pennsylvania anthracite........
75,822,855 177,622,626 81,718,680 195,181,127 81,090,631 188,181,399 79,459,876 184,653,498 78,195,083 202,009,-561
Stone...........................................
74, sok asv
88,732,995
77,544 ins
78,193,220
79,041,699
Petroleum ..— ...................... .
222,935,044 164,213,247 248,446,230 237,121,388 265,762,535 214,125,215 281,104,104 179,462,890 300,767,158 330,899,868
Naturalgas.................................
84,563,957
87,846,677
94,115,524
120,227,468
Natural-gas gasoline..................
14,331,148
65,364,665 5 16ft *93
Peat......................................................................
OSSl 637
3fM A09
228,572
197,200
369,104
fProducts.............. _....................................
1fi3 19fi 939
KUjQftA 0R3
172,811,275
181,289,182
207,260,091
v“ ylB aw t.................................
2,530,265 3,946,020 2,647,989 4,180,459 2,209,860 3,756,568 2,362,954 3,971,941 2,932,590 8,751,774
Cement.......................................
85,925,651 69,554,385 89,541,348 89,550,527 87,257,552 80,533,203 87,685,222 75,155,102 95,394,433 104,689,090
Coke2.........................................
43,983,599 111,805,113 46,299,530 12,892,273 34,655,914 88,834,217 41,581,150 105,503,868 54,533,585 170,841,197
Lim e..... ..............
3,529,462 13,970,114 8,595,390 14,648,362 3,380,928 13,268,938 3,622,810 14,424,036 4,083,803 18,618,810
Sand-lime brick................... .
1,135,10*
1,200,228
1,288,325
1,474,073
S late....................................................................
4, QKft 015
6,048,818
6,175,476
5,338.837
Mineral waters.......................... .gallons sold.. 62,281,201 6,615,671 57,867,399 5,631,391 54,358,466 4,892,328 52,113,503 5,138,794 55,928,461 5,735,035
Phosphate rock........................
2,978,332 11,675,774 3,111,221 11,796,231 2,734,043 9,608,041 1,835,667 5,413,449 1,982,385 5,896,993
Potash (KjO)............................. -Short tons2..
3*9 mn
4,242,730
S alt.............................................
83,324,808 9,402,772 34,399,298 10,123,139 34,804,683 10,197,417 38,231,493 11,747,686 45,449,329 13,645,947
Gypsum......................................
2,600,757 6,563,908 2,599,508 6,774,822 2,476,465 6,895,989 2,447,611 6,596,893 2,757,730 7,959,032
Borax (crude)............................
42,315 1,127,813
58,051 1,491,630
62,460 1,464,400
67,003 1,677,099
103,525 2,409,459
Arsenious oxide.......................
8,141 190,757
2,513 159,236
4,670 313,147
5,498 302,116
5,986'
1 Values not included in total values.
>•Figures not yet available. ^Estimate of value included under " Unspecified.”
* " long" tons, 2,240 avoirdupois pounds; "short” tons, 2,000 pounds.
11From both domestic and foreign ores.
*Ferro-alloy3 include ferromanganese, splegeleisen, ferrosilicon, ferrophosphorus,
12Included under “Unspecified.”
fertomolybdenum, ferrotitanium, ferrotungsten, and ferr&vonadium.
••Exclusive of those ores from Lake Superior district running so low in manganese
•Average price per troy ounce in 1912, 61.5 cents; in 1913, 60.4 cents; in 1914,
as to be classed with iron ore.
55.3 cents; in 1915,68.6 cents; in 1916,65.8 cents.
u Figures not yet available. Estimate of value included in total.
‘ Coining value, <20.671834625323 per ounce.
“ By-products in electrolytic oopper refining.
•The product from domestic ores only. Value at St. Louis except in 1915 (sales
u including brown coal and lignite, and anthracite mined elsewhere than in Penn­
value).
*
sylvania.
7 Of 75 avoirdupois pounds net.
17Of 42 gallons.
•Consumption.
18o f 380 pounds net.
>Prom all sources. Values excluded from metallic totals as the value of the anti­
» o f 280 pounds net.
mony contained in antimonial lead are included in the atitirnnnint lead values and
the remainder under “ Unspecified."

to
to

Product.
nonmetallic—continued.
Mineral (Natural pigments1.......
paintsjzino-Iead pigments.......

Pyrite.............................................
Emery............................................ ..short tons’..
Garnet (abrasive).........................
M icJsheet.................................... .short tons’..
Iscrap...................................
Barytes (crude)............................
Bromine........................................
Calcium chloride........................
Fluorspar......................................
Feldspar........................................
Silica (quartz)..............................
Thorium minerals (monazite) and zircon,
Omi)h itelorystantoe...................
(amorphous....................
Sulphuric acid (60° Baumdl from copper and
zinc smelters..............................
Digitized Fuller’s earth...............................
for FRASER


Quantity.

1914

1918
Value.

Dollare.

Quantity.

74,657 561,693
70,595
106,497 9,507,895
97,573
916,389
449,510 4,620,731
529,190
92,403 1,060,693
94,128
81,705
66,667 666,270
819,722
860,928 1,384,259 841,388
6,662
957
992
232,218
4,182 163,287
5,808
846,488 282,828 1,700,677
3,226
5,822
49,078
46,298
87,478 168,813
647,200 146,805 672,400
18,550 117,272
19,611
116,646 769,163 115,680
86,672 620,662
120,956
97,902
97,874 191,686

Value.
DoUan.

512,410
9,020,896
855,027
5,282,370
1,119,697
788,600
819,454
1,286,084
4,785
207,852
183,422
858,517
82,648
166,275
116,486
180,080
786.286
776,661
201,488

Quantity.

1916
Value.

DoUan.

66,766 633,390
106,791 9,978,710
689,344
440,571 3,659,002
86,221 1,043,.801
86,075 821,286
124,651
336,662 1,283,346
2,425
485
167,948
4,231
145.510
656,933 278,540
8,730
61,416
52,747
165,647
676,991 203,094
19,403 121,766
96,116 670,041
136,419 629,873
163,401 360,602

3,648,771 187,689 5,064,727 264,828 6,220,539 286,388
32,894
2,248
89,428
88,750
2,068
1,725
808,472 6,256,422 811,890 5,479,849 327,634 5,054,286
614,073 4,240,941 032,237 4,346,272 760,638 5,190,293
40,981 403,646
82,715 305,522
88,594 369,760

Quantity.

1916
Value.
DoSan.

57,442 551,593
141,383 14,962,461
648,479
740,254 5,242,073
08,677 1,026,739
88,214 864,843
170,431
394,124 1,674,933
3,063
31,131
115,175
139,584
4,301
663,821 378,259
50,510
3,960
108,647 381,032
856,867
856,307
20,635
130,830
136,941 764,475
106,118 489,223
112,575 273,563
36,000
3,600
7,074,370 417,273
1,181
12,358
(»>
•904,653 7,621,241
47,901 489,219

Quantity.

Value.
DoBturt.

(»>
<•>
135,606 23,515,803
766,140
786,811 J , 102,132
119,725 1,292,293
93,236 ' 961,510
217,793
423,556 1,965,702
16,282 123,901
154,573
6,171 208,850
865,863 624,485
4,433
69,906
221,952 1,011,232
688,260 922,225
28,062 216,729
155,735 922,654
132,681 702,278
88,514 242 786
37,872
3,400
10,931,989 914,748
2,622
20,723
(■ 5
<»>
1,060,589 14,099,917
67,8221 706.951

M IN E R A L PRO D U C TIO N ,

Asphalt.........................................
Talc and soapstone *...................
Fibrous talc...................................

1913

228

N o. 148.—Mineral P roduction: Quantities and V alues of Specified Kinds, Calendar Y ears 1912 to 1916—Continued.

27,708
80,499
1,731
1,884,044
74,719,259

’167,474
63,185
53,480
274,491
76,952
1,606,640
21,514,977
1,398,565,121
991,751,929
■ 7,018,000
2,397,335,050

33,320
154,974
1,479
2,018,317
87,073,415

241,553
82,263
44,559
1,393,693
448,214
1,957,797
27,852,198
1,878,507,232
1,621,832,177
•15,000,000
3,315,339,409

M IN E R A L PEO D TJC TIO N .

Diatomaceous infusorial earth and tripoli, short
tons7......................................................................
125,446
285,821
252,327
Pumice.............................................. short tons2..
86,687
27,146
24,563
27,591
55,408
59,172
M illstones...............................................................
71,414
56,163
43,316
Magnesite (crude)............................short tons7..
84,096
10,512
9,632
11,293 124,223
77,056
Asbestos........................................................d o ....
4,408
87,959
1,100
1,247
11,000
18,965
fGlass................................................... d o .... 1,465,386 1,430,471 1,791,800 1,895,991 1,619,649 1,568,030
®an<MMolding, building, etc., and gravel, short
l tons7............................................................ 66,889,175 21,682,737 77,764,049 22,821,517 77,662,086 22,278,969
Total value of nonmetallic mineral prod­
ucts.............................................................
1,377,152,760
1,555,517,716
1,423,648,599
Total value of m etallic products..........................
866,381,073
883,222,012
691,081,734
Estimated value of mineral products unspeci500,000
420,000
470,000
Grand total...................................................
2,244,033,833
2,439,159,728
2,115,200,333

1
Natural pigments: Ocher, timber, sienna, metallic) paint, mortar colors, and ground slate and shale, zinc and lead pigments; sublimed blue lead, sublimed white lead, leaded
zinc oxide, zinc oxide, and zinc lead.
* “ Long” tons, 2,240 avoirdupois pounds; “short” tons, 2,000 pounds.
>Canvass discontinued. Value of iron ore sold for paint included under “ Unspecified.”
«Exclusive of fibrous talc, shown below.
5 Value included under “ Unspecified.”
■ Seenote 8.
7 Exclusive of considerable production for special uses, wbfoh is included under “ Unspecified.”
8 Includes in 1915 antimony other than content of antimonial lead, bismuth, cadmium sulphide, diatomaceous earth for special uses, lithium minerals, magnesium, marls,
nickel content of hydrous nickel sulphate, potash salts, selenium, silica sand and sandstone (finely ground), sulphur 59,189 tons of stronger acid, reported as oleum, etc., not
converted to 60* BaumC, and an estimate of the value of miscellaneous mineral products not collected annually by the Survey.
8 Includes in 1916 antimony other than content of antimonial lead, bismuth, cadmium sulphide, diatomaceous earth for special uses, iron ore sold for paint, lithium minerals,
lithographio stone, magnesium, marls, molybdenum, 'pebbles for grinding, selenium, silica sand and sandstone (finely ground), strontium, sulphur, and an estimate of the value
of miscellaneous mineral products not collected annually by the Survey.

229




230

GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION.

N o. 1 4 9 .—GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION PROM MINES IN THE UNITED
STATES: 1792 to 1910.1

[Source: Reports of the Director of the Mint, Treasury Department.]
Gold.
Calendar year.
Apr. 2,1792-Jnly 31,1831...
July 31,1834-Dec. 31,1866.,
1857.
1858.
1859.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1868.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.

Fine ounces
(troy).

Value.

Silver.
Fine ounces Commercial
(troy).
value. >

DoUari.

DoUara.
Insignificant.
677,250 14.000. 000
22,278,670 460,537,000
868,000
667,800
2,660,625 65.000. 000 38.700
52,400
2,418,760 50.000. 000 38.700
62,000
2.418.750 60.000. 000 77,800
105,100
2.225.250 46.000. 000 116,000
156,800
2,080,125 43.000. 000 1,546,900
2,062,000
1,896,800 39.200.000 3,480,500
4,684,800
1.985.000 40.000. 000 6.874.200
8,842,300
2,280,087 46.100.000 8,507,800 11.448.000
2.574.759 53.225.000 8.701.200 11.642.200
2,588,062 53.500.000 7,784,400 10.856.400
2,502,196 61.725.000 10.441.400 18.866.200
2.322.000 48.000. 000 9.281.200 12.806.900
2,394,862 49.500.000 9.281.200 12.297.600
2.418.750 60.000. 00012.375.000 16.434.000
2,104,312 43.500.000 17,789,100 23.588.300
1.741.500 86,000,000 22.236.800 29.396.400
1,741,600 36.000. 00027.650.400 35.881.600
1,620,122 83.490.000 28,868,200 86.917.600
1,619,009 33,467,900 24.539.300 80.485.900
1,931,575 39,929,200 29,996,200 34,919,800
2,268,662 46.897.400 80.777.800 86.991.500
2,477,109 51.206.400 35.022.300 40.401.000
1.881.787 88.900.000 31.665.500 86.477.100
1.741.500 36.000. 00080.818.700 84.717.000
1,678,612 84.700.000 33.257.800 87.657.500
1,672,187 82.500.000 86.196.900 41.105.900
1.451.250 30.000. 00085.732.800 89.618.400
1,489,950 30.800.000 87.748.800 41.921.300
1,538,373 81.801.000 89,909,409 42.503.500
1.686.788 34.869.000 89.694.000 39.482.400
1,603,049 33.136.000 41.721.600 40.687.200
1,604,478 83,167,600 45.792.700 48.045.100
1,594,775 32.967.000 50.094.500 46.838.400
1,588,877 32.845.000 54.516.300 57.242.100
1,604,840 33.175.000 68.330.000 57.630.000
1,597,098 33.015.000 63.500.000 65.662.500
1,739,323 85.955.000 60,000,000 46.800.000
1,910,813 89.500.000 49.500.000 31.422.100
2.254.760 46.610.000 55.727.000 36.445.500
2,568,132 53.088.000 58.884.800 89.654.600
2,774,935 57.363.000 53.860.000 32.316.000
8.118,398 64.463.000 54.438.000 82.118.400
3,437,210 71.053.400 54.764.500 32.858.700
8,829,897 79.171.000 67.647.000 85.741.100
8.805.500 78.666.700 55.214.000 33,128,460
8.870.000 80.000. 00055.500.000 29.415.000
8.560.000 78.591.700 54.300.000 29.322.000
8,892,480 80.464.700 67.682.800 33,456,024
4,265,742 88.180.700 56.101.600 84,221,976
4,666,833 94,373,800 56.517.900 38.256.400
4,874,827 90.435.700 66.514.700 37.299.700
4,574,340 94.560.000 52.440.800 28.050.600
4,821,700 99.673.400 54.721.500 28.455.200
4,657,017 96,299,100 67.137.900 30.854.500

>1116 estimates from 1792 to 1873 are by R. W. Raymond, United States Commissioner of Mining
Statistics, and since by the Director of the Mint.
s To compute United States dollar coining value of stiver, multiply number of fine ounces byfl.2929+.



GOLD AND SILVEB PRODUCTION.

231

N o. 1 5 0 .—ESTIMATED VALUE OF THE PRODUCT OF GOLD AND SILVER,
CALENDAR TEARS 1911 TO 1917: B y S tates .

[Source: Reports of the Director of the Mint, Treasury Department.]
GOLD.

State.

1911

1912

Alaska.............................
Arizona............................
California........................
Colorado..........................
Georgia.............................
Idaho ...............................
Montana..........................
Nevada.............................
New Mexico.....................
North Carolina................
Oregon.............................
South Carolina................
South Dakota...................
Texas ...............................
U tah.................................
Washington.....................
Wyoming..........................
Philippine Islands.........
Other.................................
Total value...................
Total fine ounces(troy)

16,665,200
3,521,100
19,928,500
19,138,800
32,000
1,857,900
3,619,700
18,096,900
761,700
71,900
631,200
20,100
7,429,500
3,900
4,486,200
840,000

Dollars.

1913

1914

Dollars. D ollars. Dollars.

1916
Dollars.

17,198,600 14,782,512 16.547.200 16,710,000
3,785,400 3,808,039 4,568,900 4.555.900
20,008,000 20,108,447 21,251,000 22,547,400
18,741,200 18,420,031 19,902,400 22,530,800
10,900
9,881 16,800 34,800
1.401.700 1,366,605 1,187,200 1,170,600
8,707,900 3,078,202 4,143,600 4,978,300
18,575,700 12,279,131 11.536.200 11,883,700
754.600 844,086 1,219,100 1.460.100
156,000 111,442 130,300 170,700
759,700 1,870,987 1,589,400 1.867.100
15.400
1,985 3,200
3,600
7.823.700 7,197,498 7.354.000 7,403,500
2,200
120 8,800
1,800
4,312,600 3,400,103 3.377.000 3.907.900
682.600 692,021 587,800 461,600
24,300 30,491 6,700
13,900
461,600 737,039 1,099,300 1.320.900
13,100
252,100 29.400 20,408 22,000
96,890,000 93,451,500 88,301,023 94,531,800 101,035,700
4,687,053 4,520,719 4,271,562 4,572,076 4,887,604

1916
D ollars.

1917 »
Dollars.

16,124,800
4,092,800
21,980,400
19,185,000
20,400
1,058,300
4,328,400
9.064.700
1.850.000
23,000
1,901,500
300
7.471.700
500
3.859.000
580,600
20,200
1,514,200
14,500
92,590,300
4,479,057

15,171,300
5,533,800
20,815,900
15,955,100
6,000
711,600
3,756,500
6,922,900
1,025,100
15,700
1,677,400
1,100
7,392,600
900
3,620,300
434,900
200
1,401,000
11,400
84,456,600
4,085,589

833,000
4,391,600
1,274,200
4,967,900
7,611,500
499,300
9,240,100
9,000,600
1,138,000
1,100
146,000
138,200
437,000
8,911,000
193,700
2,200
11,600
153,000

1,112,600
6,738,800
1,638,609
6,722,600
9,620,900
565,500
11,291,000
9,421,600
1,081,800
2,309
177,600
157,409
480,300
11,788,500
211,600
4,000
13,700
110,800

SILVEB (COMMERCIAL VALUE).
Alaska.............................
Arizona............................
California......................
Colorado..........................
Idaho ...............................
Michigan..........................
Montana..........................
Nevada.............................
New Mexico................. ..
North Carolina................
Oregon.............................
South Dakota...................
Texas ...............................
U tah................................
Washington.....................

252,900
1,743,600
686,300
3,958,800
4,419,800
274,100
6,568,500
7,120,400
724,300
500
24,200
108,200
239,900
6,280,500
124,400

321,800
2,118,000
851,200
4,876,600
4,883,400
334,100
7,698,500
8,514,400
898,000
1,400
32,200
126,500
233,500
8,038,300
215,600
200
3,600
89,300
89,300

229,45S
2,049,766
923,087
5,536,837
5,787,077
259,339
7,880,166
9,133,229
921,943
1,871
95,870
101,696
259,022
7,416,664
159,038
2,254
6,029
97,695

478,800
2,455,000
1,117,500
4,808,800
6,953,300
229,800
6,932,800
8,780,100
979,5001
800
81,500
99,400
317,800
6,482,300
188,706
100
81,500
62,600

526,100
2,826,500
843,100
3,591,900
6,606,800
290,300
7,195,600
7,210,500
1,165,900
700
62,600
98,600
361,500
6,522,200
106,700
1,409
7,600
79,300

Other................................
T otal commercial
value.......................... 32,615,700 89,197,400 40,864,871 40,067,700 37,397,300 48,953,000 61,139,600
Total fine ounces(troy) 60,899,400 63,766,800 67,601,111 72,455,100 74,961,075 74,414,802 74,244,500




1 Preliminary figures.

C ensus Y ear E nded M a t 31, 1880, and in C alendar
S tates.
[Source: Reports of the Geological Surrey, Department of the Interior.]

1880

State.
ANTHRACITE.

1890

1900

1908

1909

1910

1911

1913

1918

1914

1915

232

N o. 1 5 1 .—ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL PRODUCTION: Q uantities ,
Y ea r s 1890, 1900, and 1908 to 1916, rt

1916

Long tom . Long tom . Long tom . Long tom . Long tom . Long tom . Long tom . Long tom . Long tom . Long tom . Long tom . Long tom .

87,195
<9,375
87,861
(*)
Pennsylvania........................ 25,680,189 41,489,858 51,221,353 74,847,102 72,384,249
Total anthracite......... 25,580,189 41,489,858 51,809,214 74,884,297 72,458,624
BITUMINOUS.
Alabama................................. 289,261 8,652,151 7,494,888 10,361,244 12,235,223
13,195 857,043 1,292,808 1,855,676 2,122,462
Arkansas.................................
98,849 >154,382 >19,520 >43,426
California............................... 211,562
Colorado................................. 413,167 2,747,324 4,626,948 8,590,815 9,518,960
Georgia.................................. 138,075 203,872 281,747 236,448 188,567
4,065
4,847
9
Illinois.................................... 6,460,158 13,663,947 23,007,126 42,558,295 45,450,884
Indiana.................................. 1,298,506 2,951,551 5,789,363 10,996,438 13,244,874

75,514
62,287
88,001
80,960
(*)
(*)
(*)
75,433,246 80,771,488 75,822,855 81,718,680 81,090,631 79,450,876 78,195,083
75,514,296 80,859,489 75,398,869 81,780,967 81,090,631 79,459,876 78,195,083
13,411,983
1,881,062
>10.399
9,011,602
147,509
•1,626
47,927,784
12,679,781

14,375,536
1,875,731
*10,119
9,755,058
203,127
<2,646
58,468,952
18,647,962

15,784,395
1,994,738
>24,028
8,211,691
228,237
<1,944
55,016,736
15,326,492

13,922,698
1,639,768
>12,477
7,295,142
148,659
(•)
51,418,926
14,858,154

13,328,515 16,148,390
1,475,095 1,781,174
*18,135
>12,413
7,700,875 9,360,926
154,959
120,086
(5)
52,526,407 •59,102,979
15,184,064 17,940,650

Iowa........................................ 1,304,568 8,590,839 4,645,481 6,394,027 6,926,578 7,078,679 6,546,114
Kansas.................................... 688,788 2,017,788 8,989,170 5,576,346 6,237,927 4,894,158 5,616,721
Kentucky............................... 844,900 2,412,050 4,758,005 9,148,708 • 9,551,286 13,056,585 12,544,877
Maryland............................... 1,990,104 2,998,047 8,598,471 •8,908,168 8,692,179 4,658,147 4,183,746
66,944 758,460 1,638,410 1,593,475 1,870,506 1,817,923
90,000
Michigan...............................
Missouri................................. 753,843 2,442,162 8,160,806 2,961,888 3,854,045 2,662,887 3,425,096
200 462,033 1,488,728 1,714,455 2,280,304 2,608,009 2,657,463
Montana.................................
336,516 1,127,762 2,178,660 2,481,365 3,095,530 2,780,846
107
813
26,786 115,967 286,877 376,828 856,287 448,775
Ohio....................................... 6,364,817 10,262,952 16,953,705 23,455,928 24,946,108 80,544,846 27,464,278
2,632,246 2,785,158 2,362,702 2,744,859

60,297
41,662
77,017
77,925
54,923
62,567
38,576
Oregon....................................

6,506,608
6,287,663
14,723,679
4,432,177
1,076,991
3,874,871
2,721,871

6,719,586
6,430,545
17,514,821
4,267,713
1,099,809
3,855,469
2,893,726

6,652,698
6,125,882
18,198,896
3,690,667
1,145,562
3,514.268
2,504,619

6,798,342 6,482,857
6,093,280 6,144,156
19,072,923 22,673,212
8,732,569 3,982,184
1,032,266 1,053,833
8,403,208 4,284,059
2,490,853 3,243,328



14,885,234
1,701,748
10,861
10,646,775
158,254
8,971
40,982,362
16,419,478

8,128,940 3,280,769 3,462,222 3,408,875 3,886,617
179
566,886
445,964 442,250 452,397 471,498
30,829,221 32,321,899 16.824,210 20,030,974 31,007,338
3,281,623 3,719,437 3,561,262 3,297,839 8,221,438
88,029
46,034
35,028
87,716
41,128

8

&

132,127,941
10,580
5,306,480
2,074,797
2,770,568
7,106,728
2,736,446
64,024,666
5.781.512

141,031,872 152,049,486
9,458
7,934
5,116,894 5,479,865
1,865,097 1,774,556
2,775,638 3,185,204
7,252,318 8,667,388
2,168,835 2,713,025
68,914,347 77,196,542
5,851,811 7,063,078

216,667,484
55,421,510
99,759,740
5,565,525
377,414,259
458,504,890

233,709,262
54,937,142
101,662,062
4,991,914
395,200,380
474,660,256

264,235,550
115,212,417
63,287,599
5,942,722
448,678,288
526,873,371

72,383,578
188,181,899
368,088,853
493,309,244
440,472,431
381,490,643

70,534,390
184,653,498
386,451,558
502,037,688
456,985,948
586,691,186

67,501,363
155,253,135
439,472,516
665,116,077
506,973,879
820,869,212




238

i Included in bituminous product.
>After 1913 the small amounts of anthracite coal mined hi Colorado and New Mexico are included with the bituminous product of those States.
•Includes Alaska; also Idaho and Nevada after 1913. In 1916 Alaska produced 13,073 long tons of coal.
• Includes Nevada.
• Included under California.
• Includes Massachusetts.
•Includes small amount of Triassic in Virginia.
•Middle States; Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Southern States: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Indian Territory, Kentucky, New Mexico. North
Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Western States: Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota,
South Dakota, and Wyoming. Pacific States: California, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and miscellaneous.
• Amounts marketed only for the year 1880; afterwards the entire product o f the mines.
u Quantities represent amounts shipped to market; values are based on those of entire product.

COAIi PRODUCTION.

Pennsylvania........................ 16,451,038 87,769,797 71,287,791 104,624,578 123,184,635 134,894,220 129,072,661 144,522,757 165,161,801
9,411
Tennessee............................... 412,081 1,937,130 8,188,587 5,534,974 5,677,862 6,858,375 6,743,889 5,779,668 6,125,165
164,679 864,619 1,692,801 1,628,964 1,689,443 1,763,029 1,554,118 2,168,878
Texas......................................
13,168 284,071 1,024,181 1,648,921 2,024,017 2,248,044 2,243,906 2,692,990 2,906,096
U ta h .....................................
Virginia.................................
88,468 700,010 2,187,280 3,802,716 4,243,051 6,810,712 6,129,167 7,005,927 7,882,203
Washington............................ 129,478 1,128,294 2,209,012 2,700,842 8,216,306 3,492,767 3,190,013 3,000,832 8,462,403
West Virginia........................ 1,688,789 6,602,870 20,220,721 37,408,788 46,298,946 55,068,410 63,421,054 59,680,971 63,619,764
Wyoming............................... 626,424 1,669,964 8,584,466 4,901,698 5,708,138 6,725,971 6,022.200 6,578,682 6,600,952
RECAPITULATION. •
Middle States........................ 26,489,748 57,683,166 112,055,688 169,897,467 198,016,868 224,660,128 214,141,624 289,416,126 255,871,177
Western States....................... 10,535,883 29,629,888 51,161,510 87,442,978 94,692,008 93,245,107 95,658,469 52,828,528 106,606,667
Southern States..................... 1,874,276 10,547,711 22,822,807 85,612,249 40,913,388 58,618,683 47,146,327 104,816,617 58,698,643
Pacific States........................ 892,784 1,566,858 8,440,091 4,451,147 5,865,738 5,815,940 6,487,606 5,748,763 6,485,599
Total bituminous....... 88,242,641 99,877,078 189,480,997 296,908,826 338,987,997 372,839,703 362,829,016 401,803,984 427,112,066
Total anthracite and
bituminous*............ 63,822,880 140,866,981 240,789,810 371,288,123 411,441,621 447,853,909 448,188,605 477,202,804 508,893,053
AMOUNTS MARKETED. M
38,403,552 46,855,595 66,656,548 64,668,564 67,589,106 72,492,000 67,843,159 78,186,986
Pennsylvaniaftons............
anthracite.. .(value,dolls.
66,383,772 85,757,851 158,178,849 149,181,587 160,275,802 175,189,892 177,622,626 195,181,127
97,957,790 186,227,518 289,275,096 330,685,909 368,788,868 358,245,459 391,869,724 416,753,923
Bituminous ...flvalue,dolls.
, . ..
110,420,801 218,980,813 874,185,268 405,486,777 469,281,719 451,875,819 517,988,445 566,234,952
186,861,842 282,588,108 355,980,644 895,249,478 481,827,964 425,787,459 459,212,888 489,890,909
176,804,573 806,688,164 582,814,117 564,902,624 629,557,021 626,565,211 695,606,071 760,416,079
""{value, dolls.

234

N o. 152.—PIG-IRON PBODTTCTION,1CALENDAR TEAKS 1900 AND 1907 TO 1917, AND THE NUMBER OF FURNACES, 1903 AND
1917: By States and by Geographic D ivisions.
[Sources: Annual reports of the American Iron and Steel Association prior to 1912; for later years, the bureau of statistics of th,e American Iron and Steel Institute.]

State.

Com­
pleted
fur­
naces
Dec. 81,
1906.

Pomaces.

Pig-iron prcSluetion.1

In blast.

1907

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1918

1914

1915

1916

Total
1917 Jane Dec. Dec.
80, 31. l i l t
1917. 1917.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

159,204
10,233

468,486 813,071 382,766 428,612 395,968
19,119 13,794 18,888 16,582 9,649
9ft, nro 14,725 1,20l>

Alabama.................

47 1,184,337 1,686,674 1,397,014 1,763,617 1,939,147 1,712,211 1,862,681 2,057,911 1,826,929 2,049,453 2,762,885 2,953,705

34

34

Colorado*................
Connecticut*...........

5
3.

487,633 453,742
5,719 10,627

4
2

Illinois.....................
Kentucky * ............
Maryland................

22 1,363,383 2,457,768 1,691,944 2,467,156 2,675,646 2,108,002 2,887,859 2,927,832 1,847,451 2,447,220 3,922,512 3,483,096
63,760 815,781 236,393 291,040 554,590 561,951
9 71,502 127,946 45,096 86,871 100,509 95,202
6 290,073 411,833 183,602 286,856 326,214 255,816 219,546 289,959 195,594 251,548 501,452 422,212

Michigan*..............

12

163*712

486,607 848,096 964,289 1,250,103 1,163,932 1,770,628 1,775,883 1,557,355 1,986,778 2,221,708 2,657,503

12
22
4
4
1
12
3

3
2
1
13
18
4
2
1
12
3

Mew Jersey*...........

11

170,262

36,876 2,187,620 1,559,864 2,104,780 2,352,535 2,417,527
873,189 225,872 294,474 264,781 40,663
1,733,675 1,938,407 1,562,766 1,939,231

2
4
21

2
5
21

47
1
6
3
4
14
25
7
5
2
14
3
i
2
5
25

Ohio........................

64 2,470,911 5,250,687 2,861,825 5,651,645 5,752,112 5,810,506 6,802,493 7,129,525 5,283,426 6,912,962 8,602,895 8,518,603 72 64
165 6,365,935 11,348,549 6,987,191 10,918,824 11,272,323 9,807,073 12,552,131 12,954,936 9,733,369 12,790,668 16,506,284 15,539,728 136 122
21 362,190 893,106 90,826 833,845 897,569 824,648 838,238 280,541 216,738 177,729 355,374 369,951 12 10
4
10,150

79
1
163
16
2

Pennsylvania.........
Tennessee................
Digitized Texas*.....................
for FRASER



897,731 824,263 267,777 271,921
17,366 12,810 6,594 7,802

PIG-IRON PRODUCTION.

1900

Virrinifi....

...........
West Virginia7.......
Total................

Geographic divi­
sio n .

478,771 820,458 891,134
841,815
Washington*
4 166,758 291,066 65,551 228,282 174,661 291,472 274,360
6 184,794 822,088 148,988 848,177 807,200 276,807 303.370 867,326 329,526
429 13,789,242 25,781,861 15,936,018 25,795,471 27,803,667 23,649,547 29,726,937 30,966,152 23,332,244 29,916,213

4 3
738,541 6 5
38,647,397 367 340

19
1
4
8
457

205 7,299,398 14,103,508 8,494,905 13,480,499 18,992,968 11,967,429 15,039,510 15,679,841 11,633,436 15,154,798 19,365,990 18,389,994 172 156
111 2,147,840 2,742,322 2,077,739 2,601,039 2,896,926 2,426,903 2,525,846 2,761,482 2,413,273 2,769,568 4,072,734 4,405,918 62 64
112 4,342,004 8,935,531 5,363,374 9,713,933 10,413,673 9,255,215 12,161,581 12,524,829 9,285,535 11,991,847 15,996,073 15,851,485 133 120
1

207
96
151
3

340

232

167

236

333

206

231

813

205

164

310

340

89

174

276

223

831

267

234

153

257

287

135

117

520,311

12

15

1 In tons of 2,240 pounds.
*Includes spiegeleisen, ferromanganese, ferrosilicon, ferrophosphorus, ferrotltanium, ferroranadium, etc.
•In production, Colorado Includes Missouri; Washington Is also included from 1900; California is included from 1907; Oregon from 1911; and Iowa from 1913.
•In production, Massachusetts and Connecticut combined after 1901.
• In production, Georgia includes North Carolina and Texas prior to 1904 and Texas only from 1904 to 1911.
•In production, Indiana and Michigan combined after 1906.
7In production, Kentucky includes Mississippi in 1913 and West Virginia, Georgia, and Mississippi from 1913 to date.
•In production, Wisconsin includes Minnesota.
•In production, New Jersey includes New York tram 1918 to date.
“ New England and Middle States: Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Southern States: Alabama,
Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Western States: Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and
Wisconsin, Pacific States: Oregon, Washington, and California. (The production of the Pacific States is included with that of Colorado.)

235




PIG-IRON PRODUCTION.

New England and
Middle States___
Southern States....
Western States.......
Pacific States.........
December 31—
Furnaces in blast
Furnaces out of
blast..................

25 490,617

236

PIG-IRON PRODUCTION.

N o. 1 5 3 .—PIG-IRON PRODUCTION: Q uantities 1 and
1911 to 1917, by S tates.

K inds , C alendar Y eabs

[Sources: Annual reports of the American Iron and Steel Association prior to 1912; for later years, the
bureau of statistics of the American Iron and Steel Institute.]
ANTHRACITE AND MIXED ANTHRACITE AND COKE PIG IRON.
State.

1011

1013

1918

1014

1016

1916

1617

New York, New
Jersey, and
Pennsylvania.

Tom.

Tom.

Tom.

Tom.

Tom.

Tom.

Tom.

229,675

247,179

300,041

91,464

84,753

217,738

381,048

CHARCOAL PIG IRON.
Massachusetts,
Connecticut,
New York, and
New Jersey....
Pennsylvania ...
Maryland, and
Tennessee, Texas, Kentucky,
Georgia, and
Mississippi.......
AMAt... -a.--Wisconsin, Missouri, W ash­
ington, and
California.......
Total.........

6,606
3,226
3,719

7,802
3,578
404

6,719
2,568

10,527
2,438

3,189

12,810
4,679
8,240

6,334
82,567
1,902
160,884

2,866
84,033
1,925
281,169

2,838
82,450
2,001
224,079

3,394
20,158
194,699

866
26,954
217,802

2,960
39,202
260,623

2,783
39,964
258,251

61,612
•278,676

52,645
•847,025

58,384
•889,981

32,122
263,924

38,746
296,152

61,330
372,411

62,564
•376,525

9,649
8,518
8,825

17,366
8,832

BITUMINOUS COAL AND COKE PIG IRON.
1,562,756
40,663
Pennsylvania... 9,573,985
266,186
West Virginia... 291,472
93,574
320,942
Virginia, North
Carolina,Geor­
gia, and Texas. 292,147
1,679,654
Ohio..................... 5,308,604
Illinois................ 2,108,002
Indiana, Wisconsin, and Mich1,166,287
Minnesota, Missouri, C olo­
rado, W ash­
ington, and
California....... 448,074
Total......... *28,141,296

1,939,281 2,187,620 1,559,852 2,104,780 2,352,535 2,412,155
36,876
12,801,120 12,650,216 9,638,679 12,702,337 16,285,928 15,161,616
412,112
218,603 289,959 195,344 251,144 501,452
274,860 8151728 236,251 291,040 554,590
555)437
68,580
885,552 278,206 214,664 177,729 353,072
367,168
253,921
338,575 267,759 251,346 399,885
1,828,648 2,025,461 1,806,771 2,022,499 2,723,683
6,800,568 7,127,524 5,282,248 6,912,096 8,602,228
2,887,859 2,927,832 1,847,451 2,447,220 3,933,512

526,825
2,913,841
8,518,603
3,483,096

1,765,941 1,807,660 1,619,554 2,033,230 2,353,188

2,738,406

790,565
421,974 877,349 308,283 341,887 795,525
•29,132,738 •80,326,130 22,976,856 29,535,308 38,844,598 •37,889,824

>In tons of 2,240 pounds.
> The production of Ohio is included with Tennessee, etc., after 1913.
• Includes small quantities of pig iron and ferro alloys made with charcoal, coke, electricity, etc.
• The production of New Jersey is included with that of New York after 1912.
•The production of Kentucky is included with that of West Virginia after 1912.
• Includes small quantities of ferro alloys made with coke and electricity, coal and natural gas, etc.



CRUDE-STEEL AN© IRON-ORE PRODUCTION
237
N o. 154.—CRUDE-STEEL PRODUCTION: Quantities and Kinds, 1884 to 1916.
[Sources: Annual reports of the Americanof theand Steel AssociationSteel Institute.]for later years,
from the bureau of statistics Iron American Iron and prior to 1912;
OpenBessemer hearth Crucible
ingots and ingots and ingots and All other
castings. castings. castings. steels.

Calendar year.

Long tons. Long tons. L ong*ons. Long tons. Long tons.
t
1,875,581
.270
117,515
4,563 1,550,879

1884
1885,
1886,
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1898.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
N o.

Total.

1,519,430
2,269,190
2,936,033
2,511,161
2,930,204
8,688,871
3,247,417
4,168,435
3,215,686
8,671,818
4,909,128
8,919,906
6,475,315
6,609,017
7.586.854
6.684,770
8,718,302
9,138,363
8,592.829
7,859,140
10,941,375
12,275,880
11,667,649
6,116,755
9,330,783
9,412,772
7.947.854
10,327,901
9,545,706
6,220,846
8,287,213
11,059,039
1 5 5 .— IRON-ORE

188,876
218,973
822,069
314,818
3 8

579,758
669.889
737.890
784,936
1,187,182
1,298,700
1,608,671
2,230,292
2,947,316
8,398,136
4,656,309
5.687.729
6,829,911
6,908,166
8,971,376
10,980,413
11,649,736
7.836.729
14,493,936
16,504,609
15,698,650
20,780,723
21,599,931
17,174,684
23,679,102
31,415,427

67,699
71,978
75,375
70,279
75,865
71,175
72,586
84,709
68,618
61,702
67,666
60,689
69,959
89,747
101,213
100,662
98,513
112,772
102,484
83,391
102,238
127,613
181,234
63,631
107,855
122,303
97,663
121,517
121,226
89,869
113,782
129,692

PRODUCTION (MARKETED):
C alendar Y ears 1911 to 1916.

1,515
2,367
6,594
8,682
6,120
8,793
4,484
4,548
2,806
4,081
858
2,394
3,012
8,801
4,974
4,862
6,471
8,386
9,804
9,190
8,963
14.380
14,076
6,132
22,947
65,335
81,949
21,162
34,011
27,631
70,939
169,522

1,711,920
2,662,503
8.889.071
2,899,440
8,385,732
4.277.071

4,412,082
6,114,884
6,281,689
7,156,967
8,932,867
10,639,857
10,188,829
18,473,595
14,947,250
14,534,978
13,859,887
20,023,947
23,398,136
23,862,594
14,023,247
23,955,021
26,094,919
23,676,106
81,251,803
31,300,874
23,513,030
32,151,086
42,773,680

Q uantities , by S tates,

[Source: Reports of the Geological Surrey, Department of the Interior.]
State.
Alabama..................................
California, Colorado, Montana,Nevada,NewMexico,
Washington, and Wyoming.
Connecticut and Massachu­
setts.......................................
Georgia....................................
Kentucky, Maryland, and
West Virginia......................
Michigan.................................
Minnesota...............................
Missouri..................................
New Jersey.............................
New Mexico...........................
New York................................
North Carolina......................
Ohio.........................................
Pennsylvania..........................
Tennessee................................
Utah.........................................
Virginia..................................
Wisconsin...............................
All other..................................
Total...............................

1911

1919

1913

1914

1915

1919

Long tons. Long tons. Long ton «. Long tons. lo n g tons. Long tons.

8,955,682 4,776,645 5,333,218 4,514,826 5,134,955
c)
(*)
(')
(*)
20^,279

(')
lS>,887

c)
1M,330

*12,746
$.222

8,945,103 12,7$,468 12,6$, 560 8,5$, 280
23,398,406 84,249,813 36,603,331 23,298,547
37,134
36,304
72,810
42,120
2,475
3$, 823 291,653 8$, 820
£ .m
164,085
1,0$, 984 1,1$, 405 1,420,889 6$, 252
<»>
$,861
16,697
$,299
514,929 622,172 478,693 1 ,0 6 2
469,728 416,885 364,092 330,214
7,280
34,528
14,690
610,871 412,620 492,649 3$, 882
559,763 1,152,250 896,243 591,595
889,046 950,185 713,751 596,930
41,092,447 67,017,614 59,643,098 89,714,280

>Included in “All other.”
aCalifornia and Colorado only.

<California only.



6,798,266

*646
•2,584
0)
101,719
$6,083
<1,500
<2,750
13,664,437 28,218,627
32,545,236 57,742,643
40,290
99,853
39i,ii5 1,140,400
34,806
54,197
931,745 2,797,270
3,502
« U
367,056
333,697
283,841
408,204
384,424
$6,920
2,188,012
610,943
’’3 8
55,493,100 101,288,984

* Maryland only,
• Included under Kentucky, etc.

238

IKON AND STEEL AND TIN-PLATE MANUFACTURES

N o. 156.— ISON AND STEEL MANUFACTURES: Q uantities and
endar T ears 1912 to 1916.

K inds , C al ­

[Sources: Annual reports of the American Iron and Steel Association prior to 1912; for later years
from die bureau of statistics of the American Scon and Steel Institute.]
Article.

1913

1912

Long tons.
Pig iron........................................................ 29,726,937
Spiegeleisen and ferromanganese (in­
cluded with pig iron)............................. 221,724
Finished iron and steel:
Rails—
. Bessemer steel................................ 1,099,926
Open-hearth steel.......................... 2,106,144
Iron................................................. >122,845
Total rails.................................... 8,327,915
Structural shapes................................. 2,846,487
Wire rods................................................ 2,653,55$
Plate and sheet, except nail plate
and skelp........................................... 5,875,080
46,831
Nail and spike plate..............................
Bar, bolt, noop, skelp, rolled axles,
rolled armor plate, etc..................... 9,903,475
Total finished roiled................... 24,656,841
Nails:
Cut nails and cut spikes...................... *978,415
Wire nails.............................................. *14,659,700
Steel ingots and castings:
Bessemer................................................ 10,827,901
Open-hearth........................................... 20,780,723
Crucible................................................. 121,517
21,162
All other, including electric................
Total crnde steel........................ 81,251,303
250
Ore, pig, and scrap blooms for sale...........
Tin plates and temeplates........................ 962,971

1914

1915

1916

Long tons. Long ton*. Long ton*. Long tons.

30,966,152 23,332,244 29,916,213 89,434,797
229,833 186,018 247,406
415,534
817,591
2,627,710
>157,479
8,502,780
3,004,972
2,464,807
5,751,087
37,503
10,030,144
24,791,248
*842,038
*18,650,727
9,545,706
21,599,931
121,226
34,011
81,300,874
60
823,719

823,897
1,525,851
>95,347
1,945,095
2.031,124
2,431,714
4,719,246
38,573
7,204,444
18,370,196
769,665
13,132,814
6.220,846
17,174,684
89,869
27,031
23,513,030
5,020
931,241

826,952
1,775,168
>102,083
2,204,203
2,437,003
8,096,907
6,077,694
31,929
10,546,188
24,392,924
775,327
14,583,026
8,287,213
23,679,102
113,782
70,939
32,151,036
(UM
1,055,036

440,092
2,269,600
>144,826
2,854,518
8,029,964
8,518,746
7,453,980
30,088
15,493,093
32,380,339
764,835
17,147,665
11,059,039
81,413,427
129,692
169,522
42,773,680
6,405
1,235,000

1 Includes electric steel rails; also rails rerolled from old steel rails which the manufacturers could
not classify as Bessemer or open-hearth.
* Kegs of 100 pounds.

Q uantities , 1898 to 1916.
[Sources; 1898 to 1911, annual report of the American Iron and Steel Association, excepting 1900 and
1904, figures for which are from census reports; 1912 to 1916 from the bureau of statistics of the
American Iron and Steel Institute.]
N o. 157.—TIN-PLATE MANUFACTURES:

Calendar year.
1898............................................................................................
19001..........................................................................................

Tinplates.
Pound* not.

• Census year ended May 31.

Total.

Pounds net. Pounds net.

707,718,239 141,285,783

1908............................................................................................
1904*.......................................................................................... 867,526,985
1906............................................................................................ 1.100.373.000
996,660,000
1908............................................................................................ 1.048.896.000
1.179.868.000
1910............................................................................................ 1.450.821.000
19U............................................................................................ 1.597.629.000
1912............................................................................................ 1.965.659.000
1918............................................................................................ 1.708.186.000
1.939.785.000
2,201,825,064
2,552,224,275



Teme­
plates.

153,857,866
193.867.000
156.447.000
154.179.000
190.930.000
168.184.000
158.441.000
191.896.000
136.944.000
146.195.000
163,470,646
214,176,952

*Census year ended Dec. 31.

732,289,600
808.360.000
849,004,022
891,411,840
806.400.000
1.075.200.000
1,026,384,851
1.105.440.000
1.293.740.000
1.153.097.000
1.203.075.000
1.370.783.000
1.619.005.000
1.756.070.000
2.157.055.000
1.845.130.000
2.085.980.000
2,365,295,700
2,766,401,227

EXPLOSIVES.

239

N o . 1 5 8 .— E X P L O S IV E S : A m ounts (E xcluding E xports ) M anufactured a n d
U se d b y S ta t es , Calendar Y ea r s 1915 a n d 1916.
[Source: Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior.]

* Kegs of 25 pounds each,



‘ Pounds.

2 4 0 PETROLEUM PRODUCTION AN © TOBACCO M ANUFACTURES,
N o . 1 5 9 .— C R U D E P E T R O L E U M P R O D U C T IO N : Q u a n t it ie s , Ca lendar
Y ea r s 1880, 1890, 1900, a n d 1913 to 1916, b t S ta tes .
(Sourco: Reports of the Geological Surrey, Department of the Interior.]
State.

1880

1000

1890

Barrels.1 Barrels.1
40,552 307,360
California.............
S68, 8£
Colorado...............
Illinois..................
900
63,496
Indiana.................
ITaimum.................
1,200
* 6,000
Kentucky.............
Missouri................
278
New York............
3^,940 16,1^2,656
Ohio.....................
Oklahoma r..........
Pennsylvania___ »26,027,631 »28,458,208
54
West Virginia___ 179,666 492,578
Wyoming............
Total........... 26,286,123 45,823,572
Total value
(dollars)-. 24,600,638 35,365,105

1918

Barrel*.1
4,324,484
317,385
2
00
4,874,392
74,714
*62,259
*1,602
1,300,925

Barrel*.1
97,788,525
188,799
23,893,899
956,095

1914

W 3
12,498,828
<10,843
948,191
8,781,468
* n s 63,579,384
7,917,802
15,009,478
16,195,675 11,567,299
5,450 2,406,522
63,620,529 248,446,230

1915

Barrel».* Barrel*.1
99,775,327 86,591,535
222,773 208,475
21,919,749 19,041,695
1,335,456 875,758
2,823,487
*437,274
14,309,435 18,191,539
*7,792 *11,265
938,974 887,778
8,536,352 7,825,826
97,915,243
7,838,706
20,068,184 24,942,701
9,680,033 9,264,798
8,560,375 4,245,525
265,762,535 281,104,104

1910
Barrel*.*
90,951,936
197,235
17,714,235
769,030
. 8,738,077
1,203,246
15,248,138
*7,705
44,917
7,7+1,511
107,071,715
*8,466,481
27,644,605
8,731,184
6,234,137
800,767,158

75,752,691 237,121,388 214,125,215 179,462,890 330,890,868

>Barrels of 42 gallons.
1 Includes Tennessee.
>Includes Michigan.
4Includes Alaska, New Mexico, and Michigan.

5 Includes Alaska and Michigan.
' Included under Pennsylvania.
i Includes Indian Territory prior to 1908.
• Includes New York.

N o . 1 6 0 .— TO BAC C O M A N U F A C T U R E S : S ntjff, Cig ar s , a n d Cig ar ettes ,
Calen d ar Y ea r s 1908 to 1916.
[From reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]
TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
Ping.
1908.
1909.
M ill
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.

Twist.

Fine-cut.

Smoking.

Snuff.

Pound*.
164,712,863
173,418,223
174,862,625
160,805,589
160,248,195
164,338,510
166,502,778
150,658,608
165,630,918

Pounds.
14,476,730
14,625,075
14,580,022
13,845,761
15,531,133
14,883,789
15,937,339
14,829,376
15,998,082

Pounds.
12,086,725
12.481.100
12,857,930
11,027,986
11,006,661
10,934,526
10.961.100
10,045,001
10,846,358

Pound*.
192,220,890
202,374,654
214,056,402
200,367,475
217,330,409
2*8>888.860
234,927,827
239,720,776

Pound*.
24,035,738
28,454,958
81,445,178
23,943,754
31,363,651
32,898,056
30,595,640
31,893,407
33,960,594

Total.
Pound*.
407,541,946
431,354,910
447,292,157
424,080,565
435,479,949
443,874,509
440,935 721
442,359,219
466,165,728

CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Cigars.

Cigarettes.

Weighing more Weighing not Weighing more Weighing not
than 3 pounds more than 3 than 3 pounds more than 3
per thousand. pounds per per thousand. pounds per
thousand.
thousand.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.



Number.

6,438,907,269
6,667,774,915
6,810,098,416
7,048,505,033
7.044,257.^*
7,571,507,834
7,174,191,044
6,599,188,078
7,042,127,401

Number.
Number.
Number.
17,668,772 5,742,832,524
1,072,512,540
1,043,023,559
17,794,163 6.818.858.272
1,118,135,635
19,374,077 8,644,335,407
1,213,832,840
17,058,718 10,409,321,101
1,055,191*405
16,600,384 13,167,093,515
959,409,161
15,105,776 15,555,092,661
1,074,699,103 . 13,804,359 16,855,626,104
15,816,210 17.964.318.272
965,135,187
22,192,700 25,290,293,911
890,482,790

DENATURED ALCOHOL AND MINING ACCIDENTS.
241
S o . 161.—DENATURED ALCOHOL: N umber or D enaturing Warehouses
and Amounts or Spirits D enatured, Y ears Ended June 30,1908 to 1917.
(Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.)
Year ended June 30—
IMS..
1900.
1910..
1911..
1913..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1915..
1917..

WareRouses.

Specially
denatured.
Wine gallant.

Wine aattont.

1,812,122.38 1,509,829.35
2,370,839.70 2,185,579.15
8.078.924.55 3,002,102.65
3,874,019.92 8,507,10a 94
4.161.268.56 8,933,24a 44
5,223,24a 78 4,608,417.76
5.213.129.56 5,191,846.03
5,386,64a 96 8,599,821.81
7,871,952.82 38,807,15a 56
10,508,919.34 45,170,678.29
50,396,925.73 116,897,700.07

Total..

Total.
Wine gallons. Equivalent in
proof gallons.
8,321,451.73 5,640,331.2
4,556,418.85 7,967,738.4
6,079,027.10 10.605.870.7
8,881,12a 86 11,682,887.9
8,094,515.00 13.955.903.8
9,831,65a 54 16.953.552.8
10,404,975.59 17,8U,07a2
18,986,46a 77 25.411.718.8
46,679,106.88 84,532,253.1
55,679,597.63 98,762,422.7
167,294,62a 80 291,408,706.4

N o . 162 .— FA TALITIES IN COAL M IN E S: B y States , Calendar Y ea rs 1904
to 1916.
[Source: Bureau of Hines, Department of the Interim.]
State.
Alabama...................
Colorado...................
Georgia and North

1904 1905 1906 1907 1906 1308 1810 m i m s m s 1914 1916 1916
83 187
8
94 65

Illinois............ ......... 173 203
Ttwltaiift............ ........ 84 46
Iowa.......................... 25 87
Kansas...................... 31 41
Kentucky.............. . 20 81
Maryland.................. 10 15
Michigan................... 6 9
Missouri.................... 11 11
Montana................... 0 8
7
New Mexico.............. 8
Ohio..........................
Oklahoma.................
Pennsylvania (an thraclte)................
Pennsylvania (bituminous).................
Tennessee..................
Utah..........................

117 126
20 41
595 644

86 154 106 120 238 200 123 124
8
2 2
is 13 14 15 14 12 e 12
89 107 63 07 823 88 96 106
2
2 8
161 102 172 458 143 172 163 164
81 63 45 49 51 48 85 66
29 40 31 89 33 38 19 26
39 37 38 32 17 42 30 28
39 32 40 34 86 44 61 48
6 3 6 20 18 15 15 13 ,
5 7 6 0 6 7 8 3
16 13 10 21 12 14 19 20
14 8
10
8
18
21 11
7
23 34 24 14 16 U 16 272
6
4
2 1
131 154 113 110 159 107 135 165
44 89 46 48 39 27 99 23
1
1 1
557 706 678 397 601 699 601 618

633 475 476
28 29 32
9 7 4
85
Washington.............. 81 12 22
West Virginia........... 149 212 277
Wyoming..................
18
1,995 2,232 2,138
Total k illed ...
Number killed per
1,000 m en em ployed.................... 3.48 3.63 3.39
32951°— s a 1917------16



799 571 500 521
30 34 29 38
4 7
6 6 15 18
27 57
u
37 25 39 43
736 310 330 829
80 81 30 30
3,242 2,445 2,642 2.821

128 68
U
8
75 63
1
193 136
44 46
37 34
33 24
61 64
18 10
2 7
19 17
8 18
18 19
1
8
64 67
81 22
1

119
7
43
1
ITS
5i
31
54
75
32
2
6
16
19
1
108
26
$

595 386

555

615 446 009 402 438 433
111 18 35 26 25 15
8 2 4 11 1
2
13 19 17 22 11 23
68 75 24 27 48 &
27 14 22 u 46 21
841 381 337 556 494 372
32 86 26 51 26 30
2,656 2,419 2,765 2,454 2,269 2,225

4.81 3.00 3.96 3.89 8.65 3.35 3.73 A 22 3.09 3.09

MINING ACCIDENTS,

242

N o . 1 6 3 .—F A T A L IT IE S I N A N D A B O U T C O A L V IN E S : N um ber

of

K illed , by L ocalities and Causes , Calendar Y ears 1913 to 1916.

Me*

[Source: Bureau of Hines, Department of the Interior.]
Number killed.

IioaaUty and cause.

ISIS

19U

IMS

Percentage of grand total.
IMS

Killed underground:
Fails of roof (coal, rode, etc.)....... 1,06® 086 019 962
204 146 160 108
Fans efface • polar coal...........
Ulna cars and locomotives.......... 424 889 847 890
Gas explosiom and burning gas..
U
832 168 170
Coal-dust explosions..................... 423
17 161
60
Explosives (inctades premature
Masts, explosion o f m isfires,;
suffocation by rases fromexplo­
sives, flying piecesfrom Masts,
etc.)............................................. 138 143 155 146.
33
14
12
guffacatlonlrcm mine gases........
M
Electricity (shock or boms)____
89
30
20
80
Anfaiida............................. ................
9
T
8
8
24
Mining machines,.........................
12
20
20
Mine ores (burned, suffocated,
4
3
etc.).............................................
7
1
Other causes..................................
72
57
67
68
Total........................................... 2,662 2,200 2,069 2,027
Killed in shaft: shafts or slopes.___
Falling down
60
31
70
81
Objects falling down shafts or
1
3
2
dopes......................................
5
9
12
Cages or causes.........................
12
7
O therSkips............ ..............
2
1
4
62
40
Total............................................
49
88
Killed on the surface:
78
Minecars and mine locomotives..
68
62
69
Electricity (shock or barns).........
8
11
10
7j
26
Machinery..................................
96
92
96
Boiler explosions or bursting
steam pipes.................................
1
4
5
8
Rahway cots aadlocamotives....
8
14
16
13
40
42
Other causes............... ..................
42
43
Total............................................ 161
166 160 160
Grandtotal..........................
2,785 2,454 2,260 2,226

1918

1914

1M5

ms

38.06 40.14 40.50
7.33 5.95 7.05
15.22 15.48 15.29
2.27 13.53 6.74
18.19 .69 6.66

43.22
4.63
17.52
7.64
2.61

4.95
1.18
2.87
.32

6.83
.71
3.92
.13
.53
.05
2.78
89. ee 91.19

6.96
.54
4.04
.38
.90
.13
AM
91.06

2.85

1.39
.09
.54
.18

.86

.14
2.69
91.99
1.80
.04
.32
.07
2.23
2.80
.29

.04
.29
1.43
5.78

5.95
.57
3.63
.29
.82
.29
2.32

.20

1.86
.00

•49 .31
.04
3.58 1 1.76
2.77
.45
1.06
.20

.53
1.75
6.76

100.00 100.00

2.20

2.73 2.65
.31
.44
1.15
.99
.26
as
.62
.52
1.85 1.80
7.05 6.71
m o o "m oo

N o . 1 6 4 .— F A T A L IT IE S IN M E T A L M IN E S : B y States , Calendar Y ea rs

1912 to 1916.

[Source: Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior.)
State.

m s IMS IMS 1915 1916
22
67
1
40
48
6
21

I d a h o .............
Illinois..................
Michigan..............
New Jersey...........

29
1

2■
1
96
69
36
so

22

25
88
52
44
14
1
94
1

25
19
63
41
47
10
1
25

4
82
63
34
64

99
43
25
39

8

4

1

13




1
2

12
22
41
1

69
49
8
1
25
8
2
t

99
36
44
62
18
9

State.

27 i
29 New York.............
68
1
42 Ohio.......................
63
4
4 :
15 Tennessee..............
4 Utah . .. .......
Texas..............
1
2
Virginia.................
123 W ashington.......
42 Wfcmmn.
35
75 Other States.........
30
Total............
8

1912 to n 1914 1M6 1916
28
14
4
1
8
8
10
1
26
|
12
4
11

5
8
2
1
4
18
29
8
U

1

1

4
8
2
4
2
1
6
8
1
23

21

4
8

2

3
17
1

661 6$3 559 553

697

13
17
1
|
2
|

2
6
12

41
2
i

6
22
4

11

1
1

16
1
5
1
4
4
ii
2
24
2
2

1

MINING ACCIDENTS.

243

H o . 1 6 5 .—F A T A L IT IE S XN A N D A B O U T M E T A L M IN E S : N u m b b b B m usD ,
by

L ocalities

and Causes , Calendar




Y ears 1913 to 1916.

244

ACCIDENTS AT PLANTS AND OVENS

N o . 1 6 6 .— A C C ID E N T S A T SM E L T IN G A N D O R E -D R E S S IN G P L A N T S
A N D C O K E O V B M 8: N um ber K illed and I n ju red , b t Ca uses and b t

S tates , C alendar Y ea rs 1913 to 1916.

(Source: Bureau of Mines, Department ot the Interior.]
SMELTING PLANTS.

i FRASER
Digitized forIncluded in “ Other States”


prior to 1916.

* No report received prior to 1916.

>No report received.

24$

ACCIDENTS AT PLANTS AND OVENS,

N o . 1 6 6 .— A ccidents at S m elting and O r e -D ressin g P lants and Co ke O v ens :
N um ber K illed and I n ju red , by Causes and by S tates , Calendar Y ears
1913 to 1916 — C ontinued.
ORE-DRESSING PLANTS—Continued.
Killed.

Cause and State.

ISIS 1911 m s IMS 1918 1911 1918 191S

State:
Arizona................................................................
Colorado...............................................................
Illinois..................................................................
Maryland*...........................................................
MiStlgun...............................................................
Missouri...............................................................
Montana...............................................................

1
S
1
2
1

0
5
1

1
2
1
2

1
1
l

North Carolina*..................................................

Utah.....................................................................
Vermont*............................................................
Virginia................................................................
Washington*.......................................................
West Virginia*....................................................
Other States........................................................
Total.................................................................




Xq|ured.

2
1
16

i

23

COKE OVENS.

1
i
2
7
1

3
1

14
%

86
127
30
34

1
30
287
1U
103
19
3

6
73
380
2
91
183
3
55
3
2

2
127
826
20
118
176
9
75
4
7
1
137
48
186
168
133
45
310
78
8
15
2
1
51
48
7
711
8
43

2
i
3
1
3
4
4

25
209
189
83
20
1U

2
i

1
5
1

11
3
34
13
831
20

30

68 16 51 90
1 73 21
i
35
33 1,977 1,131 2,096 3,181

2
8
4
1
2
1

51
180
121
83
27
95
12
35
5
10
I
7
211
5

■ 8
185
292
147
26
131
38
4
3
u
83
27
263
3
35

246

ACCIDENTS IN Q17ABBIES.

N o. 167.—NATALITIES IN QUARRIES: B y States, Calendar Y ears 1912
t o 1916.
[Source: Bureau of Vines, Department of the Interior.]
State.
Arizona.................

in s IMS 1914 l»lft 1*18
2
2
7

7

Georgia.................
Hindis
Indian*• •..............
Kansas..................
Main* ............
Massachusetts___
\ffoMpan
Missouri................
If*mtana
New Jersey...........
New Moxfoo.........
New York.............
North Carolina....

11
6
2
5
8
a
7
8
8
s
1
7
2

U

2
1

2

19
1
8
1

8
8
1
9 10
5
6
1 ' 1
a 4
4 4
8 8
a 7
s
4
5 7
2
ft 7
1
1
1
1 8
2 2
7 12
1 2

2
1
10
1
4
a
i
i
a
i
8
7
9
8
6
1
1
4
2
7

State.

m 2 Wt* 1214 m e m t

3 Ohio..................... 8 12 8 13
Oklahoma,...........
1
2
31 2
u Pannoylvanfa
4 Rhode Island....... *49 42 a &
1
2 2
i
South D akota.... 1
14 T en n essee......... 6
8 a
7
1 8 3
8
a U tah..................... 1 1
5
9
14 i
i Virginia................ 16 7 8 1
5
4
7 5 7 9
a WestVirgtnia
6 a 7 2
» Wisconsin............ i
8 7 «
4
Total killed.. 213 183 180 u s
3
1

»<
1
1
87
1
a
a
9
7
3
1
s
1
173

1.88 1.72 2.05 1.47 1.91
3 Number killed
1 per 1,000, 300*
16 day Workers___ 2.27 2.10 2.61 1.80 2.25
1

N o . 1 6 8 .—N A T A L IT IE S C O N N E C T E D W ITH Q U A R R IE S : N um ber K illed ,
by Ca uses , Calendar Y ea rs 1912 to 1916.
[Source: Bateau of Mines, Department of the Interior.]
Cause.
In and about quarries:
Falls or snaasof rocker overburden......................................
Rock while loading at working face.......................................
Timber or hand toob.............................................................
Explosives (includes premature blasts, explosion of mis*
fires, flying pieces from blasts, etc.)....................................
Hanlage accidents (by quarry cars and locomotives).........
Falling into quarry from surface, benches, or taco................
Electricity (shock or burns).
Machinery (pumps and host
Flying pieces of rock from sledj
Boilera)a. . . . . . . .
explosions
^n |m
Other cau ses....
T otal.
In rock-dressing and mill accidents:
Hanlage system (cars, motors, etc.).
Railway ears or locomotives.............
Other machinery...............................
Falls of persons...................................
Hand tools.........................................
Electricity (shock or burns)..............
Other causes......................................

Total..........

Grand total.




1212

1013

87
14
4
47
28
10
ft
2
4
7
4
a
2
166

27
11
3
44
20
10
3
8
2
8
2
1
8
142

10
7
16
4
1
9
47
213

4
8
12
4
8
»
«
183

to n

l»lft

m«

85
20
15
8
2
8
i
4
7
164

48
ft
1
28
11
10
4
1
2
6
1

88
6
1
28
15
8
4
4
«
1

5
119

8
114

1
•0
8
ft
a
i
8
26
180

1,
6
5
3
1
13
29
148

3
10
23
2
3
18
59
173

63
6

OCCUPATIONS, LABOR, AND WAGES.
H o . 1 6 8 .— P O P U L A T IO N 1 0 Y E A R S O F A O S A N D U P W A R D E N G A G E D
IN G A IN T U X i O C C U P A T IO N S, C E N S U S Y E A R 1 9 1 0 : B y S e x a n d S peci­
fie d O ccupatio ns .
[Bootee: Reports of tbe Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.)
Female.

Occupation.
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry:
Dairv farmers................................_......... .......................................

69,246
32.237
5,607,297

2,576
2,777
257,706

Total.
01,816
35,014
5,865,003

Farm laborers—
Farm laborers (borne b ra )...................................................... 2,133,949
3,310,534
Farm laborers (working out)....................................................
2,636,966
Turpentine farm laborers..........................................................
27,557
816
Total....................................................................................... 4,480, 634 1,514,423 6,975,057
Farm, d ate hum, garden, orchard, etc., foremen—
1,091
85
1,086
Farm forAtnon *.........................................................................
34,915
7,505
42,420
Carden and greenhouse foremen..............................................
1 228
88
1,311
Orchard, nursery, etc., foremen...............................................
2;087
2,774
87
Total........................................................................................
89,826
7,765
47,591
Fishermen and oystermen..............................................
478
67,799
68,275
Foresters............................................................................ ..........
4,882
4,383
Gardeners, florists, fruit growers,.............................................
and nurserymen—
Florists...................................
7,977
1,051
9,028
Fruit growers and nurserymen.................................................
44,168
46,541
2,356
Gardeners......... ......................................................................
79,894
75,481
4,413
8,777
U
8,792
Total....................................................................................... 131,421
189,255
7,884
Garden, greenhouse, orchard, and nursery laborers—
1,384
1,316
68
4,942
Garden laborers........................................................................
81,314
76,872
16,796
17,757
961
81,969
1,508
33,472
Orchard and nursery laborers...................................................
Total............................................................... ...................... 126,453
7,474
138,927
Lumberman,wm) overseers.............................................................
VAnmMi raftsmen, and woodehoppers—
4,796
4,798
114,030
Lumbermen and raftsmen........................................................ 113,999
87
TeAmgten Anri haulers.............................................................
15,038
15,058
27,856
27,396
Woodehoppers and ttecuttera..................................................
40
101,268
Total........................................................................................ 161,191
77
Owners and managers of log and timber camps............................
4
7,931
Stock borders, drovers, and feeders................................................
62,975
885
£ 8
1,674
52,521
60,847
Other agricultural and animal-husbandry pursuits—
125
2,145
2,020
5,617
Com shelters, hay balers, grain thrashers, etc........................
5,617
Ditchers................................ ..................................................
15,198
15,196
Poultry raisers and poultry-yard laborers...............................
15,384
11,777
3,007
Other and not specified pursuits..............................................
•98
5,894
5,796
Total.................. ....................................................................
3,830
44,238
49,468
Total agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry............. 10,851,702 1,897,501 12,659,293
Extraction of minerals:
Foremen, overseers, and inspectors— .................................. .....
T«Hmm anil nvaropeis.....................
22,188
22,142
9
1,185
1
1,196
23,828
Total,....................................................................................
»,338
10
Operators, officials, and managers—
Managers............................... ...................................................
9,786
9,798
12
1,149
1,140
»
Officials.......................................................................................
Operators........... ........... ................. .........................................
14,287
14,201
86
a ,234
Total........................................................................................
25,127
107
>Inoludes turpentine farmers.
* Includes turpentine hum foremen.
247



OCCUPATIONS.
248
N o. 169.—P opulation 10 Y ears of Age and U pward E ngaged in Gainful
Occupations, Census Y ear 1910: B y Sex and Specified Occupations—Con.
Occupation.
Gold and stiver mine operatives.....................................................
Operatives in other and not specified mines—
Lead and zino mine operatives................................................
All other mine operatives.........................................................
Oil, gas, and salt well operatives—
o il and gas well operatives.......................................................
Salt welland works operatives.................................................
Tntel........................................................................................
Total extraction ot minerals..................................................
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Apprentices—
Apprentices to building and band trades................................
Dressmakers’ and milliners’ apprentices.................................
O tto^Pn& tiO tteee*..*............................................
Total......................................................................................
Blacfcamiths, forgemen,....................................................................
and hammermen—
Forgemen, hammermen, and welders.....................................
T otal...,...............................................................................
Builders and bonding contractors..................................................
Butchers and dressera (slaughterhouse).........................................

f\i| ei mi torn

C o m ^ to rs.lin o iy ^ , and typesetters......................................
Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factory).............................
Electricians and electrical engineers...............................................
Electrotypers, stereotypers, and lithographers—
Electrotypers and stereotypers................................................

Fflers,jrindert^ buflerSjand polishers (metal)—
Filers..__...................................................................................
Firemen (except locomotive and lire department)......................
Foremen and overseers (manufacturing).......................................
Fumacemen, smeltermen, heaters, pourers, etc.—
Fumacemen and smeltermen...................................................
Heaters.......................................................................................
Total........................................................................................



Hale.

Total.

Female.

613,819
39 251
65,397
49,664

W
89
89

613,924
39,270
65,430
49,608

19,471
27,698
47,169
80,795

u
08
83
46

19,486
27,760
47,262
80,840

25,548
4,032
29,680
963,730

14
333
847
1,094

25,662
< 366
20,927
964,824

27,999
31
75,339
103,369
84,752

82
11,980
3,683
16,696
4,779

28,031
1 011
2
78,922
118,964
89,631

232,967
7,631
240,488
44,761
109,387
173,578
16,849

81

232,988
7,631
240,519

113,638
26,292
1,682
13,396
135,427
4,268
11,929
14,514
231,031
13^429
28,191
10,009
8,419
46,679
111,248
155,358
19,719
10,111
079
6,717
36,226
15,474

31
15
849
8

174,422
16,361
41,892
817 120
127,680
26,299
449,342
14,050
136,510

2

14,061
92
1

477
577
io
538
2,305
167
874
2,846
19,740
16
9
25
90

0

0

4,368
8,138
12,600
14,614
231,041
13,967
30,496
10,236
8,793
49,626
111,248
175,096
19,736
1
0
679
5,717
38,251
15,564

,

1

OCCUPATIONS,
249
N o. 188.—P opulation 10 Y ears of Age and U pward E ngaged .in Gainful
Occupations, Census Y ear 1910: B y S ex and Specified Occupations—Coo,
Occupation.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Jewelers, watchmakers, goldsmiths, and silversmiths—
Goldsmiths and silversmiths....................................................
Jewelers and lapidaries (factory).............................................
Jewelers and watchmakers (not in factory)............................
Tntel.................... ..................................................................
Laborers (not otherwise specified)—
Building and hand trades—
General and not specified laborers....................................
Helpers in building and hand trades................................
Total.................................................................................
Chemical industries—
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, etc., factories.....................
Other chemical factories....................................................
TflAftl.................................................................................
Clay, glass, and stone industries—
Brick, tile, and terracotta factories..................................
AtamfaittnriM.....................................................................
Marble and stone yardsT?!?...............................................
Potteries..............................................................................
Total.................................................................................
Iron and steel industries—
Automobile factories..........................................................
Blast furnaces and rolling mills >......................................
Car and railroad shops.......................................................
Wagon end carriage factories.............................................
Other iron and steel works................................................
T'fttal...................................... .......................................
Other metal industries—
Br&wnrffe. ■ ■...................................................................
Copper factories..................................................................
I jM I and sine factoriM......................................................
m
Tinware and enamel-ware factories..................................
Other metal factories..........................................................
T otal...............................................................................
Lumber and furniture industries—
Furniture, piano, and organ factories...............................
Raw and nhnhw mills.......................................................
Other woodworking factories.............................................
Total.................................................................................
Textile industries—
Silk m ills.............................................................................
Woolen and worsted mills.................................................
Ot^er textile mills, -...........................................................
Total.................................................................................
Other industries—
Charcoal and coke works....................................................
Cigar and tobacco factories................................................
Clothing industries.............................................................
Electric'light and power plants.........................................
Electrical supply factories..................................................
Food industries—
Batter and cheese factories.........................................
Fish coring and packing.............................................
Flour and grain mills...................................................
Fruit and vegetable canning, etc................................
Slaughter ana packinghouses....................................
' Sugar factories and refineries......................................
Other food factories......................................................
i Includes tin-piste mills.



Male.

Total.

Female.

8,863
8,783
18,701
30,037

204
1,848
485
2,537

5,757
10,631
16,186
82,574

853,079
68,362
919,031

15,790
79
15,878

800,478
65,431
934,909

9,787
2,842
8,947
23,168
39,711

90
117
330
1,493
2,030

9,847
2,959
4,277
24,658
41,741

77,333
23,086
35,931
6,847
8,641
152,438

621
048
152
6
509
2,388

77,954
24,634
86,083
6,915
9,240
154,820

15,644
201,030
48,114
12,232
199,781
476,801

139
1.3M
228
159
4,252
0,140

15,783
202,392
48,342
12,391
204,033
482,941

10,606
11,532
7,871
6,709
5,416
42,134

279
54
74
878
1,354
2,639

10,885
11,580
7,945
7,587
6,770
44,773

27,188
258,361
27,679
313,228

889
1,781
1,346
4,016

28,077
260,142
29,025
317,244

32,037
2
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10,245
20,139
71,107
11,431
11,436
5,424
8
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10,063
3,755
4,688
4,637
9,153
3,683
32,471
8,647
8

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18
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2,045
7,115
16,039

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4,816
1 1551
1,381
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128
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1,432
108
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1 3,798
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12,290
33,254
87,146
11,446
16,392
10,240
8,176
11,434
4,510
4,816
4,870
9,243
4,670
33,903
8,755
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Jfo. 108.—P opulation 10 Years op A oe and U pward E ngaged in Gain pm
Occupations, Census Y ear 1910: B t S ex and S pecified Occupations—Cod.
Occupation.

Male.

Female.

Total.

Manufacturing and mechanicalIndustries—Contin nod.
LaiwrerfTfnototherwise specified)—Continued.
Otherindustries^Contlnued.
U^uor^and beverage industries................................ —__
Paper and pulp mitts..........................................................
Printing anil publishing...................................................

16,549
15
16,&t
18,206
563
18,857
11,151
64
11,215
29,959
1,429
31,388
1,824
5,217
7,041
12,224
1)322
13,546
2,325
7,952
10,277
20,798
20,491
897
6,254
6,405
51
Turpentine distilleries........................................................
13,672
150,347
136,675
Tot*]................................................................................. 886,807
39,229
426,126
88,859 2,489,706
Total laborers (not otherwise specified)......................... 2,401,347
13,254
13,254
Machinists, millwrights, and tool makers—
478,786
478,713
73
2
0
9,263
9,243
Toolmakers, and d isc e r n and sinkers................................
487,956
488,049
Total.......................................................................... .
93
104,210
Managers and superintendents (manufacturing)........................... 192,748
1,462
Manufacturers and officials—
4,298 , 235,107
Manufacturers........... ................................................................ 230,809
21,083
21,484
Officiate................ . ....................................................................
401
4,699
256,591
Total................................................................................ 251,892
Mechanics (not otherwise specified)—
8,248
Gunsmiths, locksmiths, and bell hangers...............................
2
8,251
8,732 e«*«ae*ea.e.
3,732
27,765
27,804
89
42
34,745
84,787
23,152
Millers (grain, flour, feed, eto.)........................................................
23,093
59
5,459 122,447
Milliners and mfilmcry dealers.......................................................
127,906
Holders, founders, and casters (metal)—
6,509
6,512
Brass molders, founders, and casters.................................. ....
8
1
1
Iron rudders, founders, and casters......................................... 112,970
62
OtWmAldfm, InnndtfSffliid rastara....................................
2:204
2,266
62
Total................................................................................ 120,783
117 ' 120,900
13,990
23
14,013
Painters, glasiers, vamishers, enamelers, etc.—
Enamelers, lacquerers, and japanners.....................................
1,968
1,031
2,999
Painters, glaziers, and vamuhers (building).......................... 273,060
273,441
881
Painters, glaziers, and vamishers (factory).............................
£9,786
1,129
60,915
2,541
337,355
Total....... ......................................................................... 334,814
PftnArhsingnrs...................................*............................................
24,780
797
25,577
23,006
23,559
Pattern and model makers..............................................................
m
...........................................................................
47,682
47,676
6
148,304
i92
20,084
8
• RollorsandroHhands (metal)........................................................ 318,384
18,407
23
14,078
14,078
43,257
19
43,276
Semiskilled operatives (not otherwise specified)—
Chemicalindustries—
8,292
3,920
638
6,263
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, eto., factories.....................
2,858
2,405
21,522
Other chemicaliaetories............................................ .
11,008
10,514
17,158
13,547
30,705
79,947
71,572
151,519
Cigar and tobacco factories.......................................................




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op A ge and U pward E ngaged in Gainful
Occupations, Census Y ear 1910: B y S ex and Specified Occupations—Con.
Occupation.

Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Semiskilled operatives (not otherwise specified)—Continued.
Clay, glass, and stone industries—
Brick, tile, and terra-cotta factories............................... .......
Time, cement, and gypsum factories.....................................
Marble and stone yards.............................................................
Potteries.........................................................................................
Total........ ...........................................................................
Clothing industries—
Suit, coat, cloak, and overall factories..................................
TotaL....................................................................................
Food industries—
Butter and cheese factories......................................................
Floor and grain mills.................................................................

11 arnesa and saddle industries............................................ ,. T__

Iron and steel industries—
Automobile factories..................................................................
Blast furnaces and rolling mills 1............................................
Car and railroad shops 2............................................................
Wagon and carriage factories...................................................
Other iron and steel works.....................................................
Total ...............................................................................
Other metal industries—
Brass mills.................................................................... ..........
Clock and watch factories.........................................................
Gold and silver and jewelry factories.....................................
Lead and zinc factories.....................................*......................

Tinware and enamel-ware factories....................................
Other metal factories.. ..................................................

Total....................................................................................
Liquor and beverage industries—
Breweries......................................................................................
Distilleries................................................................................. .
Other liquor and beverage factories......................................
Total........................................................... ......................
Lumber and furniture industries—
Furniture, piano, and organ factories.......... ...........
Saw and planing mills 3 .........................................................
Other woodworking factories...............................................
Total...............................................................................
Paper and pulp industries ......................... .. .............................
Printing and publishing ...............................................................
Shoe factories..................... ..... ..........................................................
T anneries........................................................................
Textile industries—
Bearners, warpers, and slashers—
Cotton m ills. ....................................................................
Silk mills........_.....................................................................
Woolen and worsted m ills................................................
Other textile mills...............................................................
Total....................................................................................




Male.

12,649
37,927
8,417
8,389
11,785
79,167

Female.

Total.

753
3,950
129
150
4,474

13,407
41,877
8 , 546
8 , 539
16,259
SS,628

22,377
44,878
.28,460
95,715

4,108
9,333
35,361
48,892

26,575
54,211
63,821
144,607

3,008
11,065
13,698
3,750
2,127
7,121
11,633
52,312
21,953

5,930
533
17,335
242
3,163
2,327
6,992
36,522
692

8,938
31,598
30,943
3, 992
5,290
9,443
13,625
83,834
22,650

20,222

67,746
47,405
21,236
188,662
345,271

6 S0
2,384
279
942
18,757
23,042

20, 902
70,130
47,684
22,178
207,419
368,313

14,350
9,232
10,474
l r601
6,674
6 ,553
48,904

2,535
6,376
6,177
263
3,937
1,558
20,846

16,885
15,623
16,651
1,864
10,611

21,250
2,64S
5,766
29,664

580
796
463
1,839

21,830
3,444
6,229
31,503

58,304
63,684
32,304
154,292
25.803
32.803
121,744
31,713

4,508
2,376
6,314 1
13,198
10,580
34, 661
59,266
1,840

62,812
66,060
38,618
167,490
36,383
67,469
181,010
33,553

4,855
1,408
2,059
1,290
9,612

2,833
3,220
511
512
7,081

7,693
4,628
2,570
1,802
16,693

i* Includes tin-plate mills. street and steam railroads.
Includes car repairers for
8Includes wooden-box factories.

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O ccupations , C e n s u s Y ea r 1910: B y S e x a n d S pecified O ccupations — Con.

Occupation.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Semiskilled operatives (not otherwise specified)—Continued.
Textile industries—Continued.
Bobbin boys, doffers, and carriers—
Cotton m ills...........................................................................
Woolen and worsted m ills................................................
Other textile mills...............................................................
Total....................................................................................
Carders, combers, and tappers—
Cotton m ills..........................................................................
Silk m ills..............................................................................
Woolen and worsted m ills................................................
Other textile mills...............................................................
T o ta l................................................................................
Drawers, rovers, and twisters—
Cotton m ills...........................................................................
Silk mills................................................................................
W oolen and worsted m ills................................................
Other textile mills................................................................
Total....................................................................................
Spinners—
Cotton m ills..........................................................................
Silk mills................................................................................
W oolen and worsted m ills................................................
Other textile mills...............................................................
Total...................................................................................

Weavers—

Cotton m ills.......... ...............................................................
Silk mills................................................................................
Woolen and worsted mills................................................
Other textile m ills..............................................................
Total...................................................................................
Winders, reelers, and spoolers—
Cotton m ills..........................................................................
Silk mills.............................................., ...............................
Woolen and worsted m ills..............*...............................
Other textile mills...............................................................
Total...................................................................................
Other occupations—
Cotton m ills..........................................................................
Silk mills................................................................................
Woolen and worsted m ills................................................
Other textile mills...............................................................
Total....................................................................................
Other industries—
Electrical supply factories........................................................
Paper-box factories.....................................................................
Kubber factories..........................................................................
Other factories..............................................................................
Total....................................................................................
Total semiskilled operatives (not otherwise speci­
fied) ................................................................................
Sewers and sewing-machine operators (factory ) 1......................... ..
Shoemakers and cobblers (not in factory)..........................................
Skilled occupations (not otherwise specified)—
Annealers and temperers (metal)..................................................
Piano and organ tuners.....................................................................
Wood carvers.......................................................................................
Other skilled occupations........................................ .......................
Total....................................................................................

Male.

Female.

Total.

14.398
320
1,824
1,080

2,4 00
297
1,075
1,120

16,798
617
2,899
2,200

17, G22

4,892

22,514

11,729
60
4,447
1,814

4,210
83
911
702

15,939
143
5,358
2,516

18,050

5,906

23,956

9,535
1,472
866
607

9,937
2,353
3,599
1,626

19,472
3,825
4,465
2,233

12,480

17,515

29,995

15,874
1,046
6,997
3,8 66

32,151
2,397
6,390
5,3 38

48,025
3,4 4 3
13,387
9,2 04

27, 783

46,276

74,059

48,929
18,435
17,197
19,723

43,911
17,736
14,660
23,127

92,840
36,171
31,857
42,850

104,284

99,434

203,718

3,226
1,222
932
1,890

24,283
14,904.
6,611
11,265

27,509
16,126
7,543
13,155

7,270

57,063

64,333

30,625
4, 995
18, 601
46, 899

19,724
8, 825
12, 290
73, 033

50,349
13,820
30,891
119,932

101,120

113,872

214,992

13, 636
4,8 59
20, 814
152, 616

11,041
13,028
9,4 69
83,398

24,677
17,887
30,283
236,014

191, 925

116, 936

3 0 8 ,8G1

1, 626, 602

814, 933

2,441,535

60, 003
788

231,206
782

291,209
09,570

CS,

1,894
6, 528
5,308
2,8 30
16,560

7
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O
76

105

248

1,901
6,633
5,368
2,906
16,808

1Exclusive of sewers and sewing-machine operators in shoe and harness factories and sack sewers in
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No. 169. — P opulation 10 Y ea r s op A ge a n d U pw ard E ngag ed in G a in fu l
O ccupations , C e n s u s Y ear 1910: By S e x a n d S pecified O ccupations — Con.
Occupation.

Male.

Female.

Total.

Domestic and personal service—Continued.
Billiard room, dance hall, skating rink, etc., keepers—
159
13,859
Billiard and pool room keepers.......................................................
13,700
Dance hall, skating rink, etc., keepers..........................................
2,243
659
2,902
Total...................................................................................................
15,943
818
16,761
165,452
Boarding and lodging house keepers....................................................
23,052
142,400
20
14,020
Bootblacks...................................................................................................
14,000
34.034
7,195
26,839
Charwomen and cleaners..........................................................................
25
25.035
25,010
Elevator tenders.........................................................................................
64,504
14,235
50,269
Hotel keepers and managers...................................................................
173,333
Housekeepers and stewards....................................................................
189,273
15,940
Janitors and sextons..................................................................................
21,452
113,081
91,629
Laborers (domestic and professional service)....................................
3,215
53,480
50,265
Launderers and laundresses (not in laundry)...................................
520,004
13,693
533,697
111,879
Laundry operatives 1 ................................................................................
75,980
35,899
18,043
986
17,057
Laundry owners, officials, and managers 1 .......................................
Midwives and nurses (not trained)—
6,205
Midwives...............................................................................................
6,205
126,838
15,926
110,912
Nurses (not trained).........................................................................
15,926
133,043
Total...................................................................................................
117,117
84,128
73
Porters (except in stores).........................................................................
84,055
60,832
50,316
Restaurant, caf£, and lunch-room keepers..........................................
10,516
68,215
66,724
Saloon keepers.............................................................................................
1,491
Servants—
17.667
662
18,329
Bell boys, chore boys, etc................................................................
39,789
39,602
187
25,667
Coachmen and footm en...................................................................
25.667
450,440
Cooks......................................................................................................
117,004
333,436
102,151
Other servants................................................................
935,849 1,038,000
262,676 1,309,549 1,572,225
Total...................................................................................................
188,293
102,495
85,798
W alters..........................................................................................................
Other pursuits—
4,595
3,125
1,470
Bathhouse keepers and attendants...............................................
4,842
Cemetery keepers............................................................................
4,811
31
14,860
Cleaners and renovators (clothing, etc.)......................................
12,215
2,645
1,053
Umbrella menders and scissors grinders......................................
1,016
37
Other occupations....................................................... . __
4,320
4,056
264
29,670
Total....................................................................................................
25,223
4,447
Total domestic and personal service......................................... 1,241,328 2,530,846 3,772,174
Clerical occupations:
Agents, canvassers, and collectors—
2,290
50,785
48,495
A gents...........................................................................................................
18,595
Canvassers.................................................................................................
4,615
13,980
35,747
1,897
33,850
Collectors..............................................................................................
96,325
105,127
Total.. ........................................ ..............................................
8 , 802
486,700
299,545
187,155
Bookkeepers, cashiers, and accountants.............................................
Clerks (except clerks in stores)—
80,353
2,161
78,192
Shipping clerks....................................................................................
120,504
640,145
519,641
Other clerks..........................................................................................
720,498
122,665
597,833
Total...................................................................................................
Messenger, bundle, and office boysa—
10,866
6,592
4,274
Bundle and cash bovs and girls......................................................
97,169
92,474
4,695
Messenger, errand, and office hoys................................................
108,035
Total...................................................................................................
96,748
11,287
263,315
316, 693
53,378
Stenographers and ty pewriters...............................................................
593,224 1,737,053
Total clerical occupations............................................................. 1,143,829
Grand total gainfully occupied.................................................. 30,091,564 8,075,772 38,167,336
Total population 10 years of age and over (1910)..................................... 37,027,558 34,552, 712 71,580,270
1 Some owners of hand laundries are included with “ laundry operatives.”

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OCCUPATIONS.

No. 170.—POPULATION IQ YEA R S OF AGE AN D UPW ARD ENGAGED
IN G A INFUL OCCUPATIONS, CENSUS Y E A R S 1900 A N D 1910: By
S ex,

by

S t a t e s , a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
{Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
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Male.

m o

Female.

Male.

Total.

Alabama..................................... ............. 563,179 200,009 763,188
6,786
46,584
53,370
Arizona.....................................................
27,853 - 485,795
Arkansas............. .................................... 407,942
87,-922 644,267
California.......... ....................................... 556,345
27,066 218,263
Colorado............ ....................................... 190,297
88,639 385,610
Connecticut.............................................. 296,971
60,024
Delaware...................................................
12,972 , 72,996
85,780
District of Columbia.............................
.43,161 126,941
37,581 201,570
Florida...................................................... 163,-989
Georgia............ ........................................ 645,932 218,539 864,471
4,516
58,167
Idaho.........................................................
62,683
Illinois................... .................................. 1,509,394 204,6.46 1,804,040
782,237 116,716 898,953
Indiana.......................................... 682,521 106,883 789,404
Iowa..............................................
Kansas........................................... 452,169 55,571 507,740
Kentucky...................................... 646,909 105,622 752,531
Louisiana....................................... 405,182 130,911 536,093
276,777
Maine............................................. .224,847 53,930 . 458,738
98,983
Maryland........................................ 359, 755 329,033 1,208,407
Massachusetts................................. 879,374
Michigan......................................... 772,299 96,928
Minnesota_____ _____ ____ ___ .548,946 133,691 905,990
645,874
Mississippi............ ......................... 496,766 178,357 1,121,392
645,123
Missouri........ ............................. 966,866 154,526 114,799
9,809
Montana......................................... 104,990
Nebraska....................................... 327,354 46,616 373,970
17,809
2,000
19,809
Nevada.......................................... 136,951 41,758 178,719
New Hampshire............................. 603,237 154,522 757,759
New Mexico..... ............................. 59,710
Jersey..............................................
New
66,020
6,310
New York................................ ...... 2,324,429 672,045 2,998,474
North Carolina............................... 556,581 IfiO,161 716,742
North Dakota ................................. 103,548 14,092 117,640
Ohio............................................... 1,299,881 246,071 1,545,952
Oklahoma__ ___ ____________ 243,932 22,473 266,405
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RhodeeCarolina................................ .v 2,017,052 . n . . .431,537a . . .2,448,589 .
Island.................................. . . 389,645 181,350 . 191,923
South Dakota................................. 139,829 52,094 570,995
South
121,512
15,644 137,156
Tennessee....................................... 611,383 116,204 727,587
Texas......... .................................. 73,840
Utah............................................... 892,641 140,392 1,033,033
84,604
Vermont........................................ 112,181 10,764 134,933
22,752
Virginia.......................................... 536,883 125,532 662,415
Washington.................................... 204,606
West Virginia................................. 294,502 20,781 225,387
31,161
Wisconsin..................................... 616,391 116,147 325,663
732,538
Wyoming........................, ............. 41, 264
3,004
44,268
Total..................................... 23,753,836 5,319,397 29,073,233

Geographic divisions.

Female.

Total.

683,194 314,330
997,524
77,236
10,589.
87,825
*510,410 101,993
672,403
932,752 174,916 1,107,668
285,-083
53,041 . 33S, 724
370,481; 119,981
490,462
68,317
17,546
85,863
105,644
52,921
157,965
248,926
73,161
322,087
807,185 352,941 ; 1*160,126
118,050
13,0385 131,088
1,865, 422 431,356 2,296, 778
-880, 979 155,731 1,036,710
694,799 131, 514
826,313
540,639
80,694
621,333
719,369 147,611 ] 866,980
591,574 177,609
679,183
63,282
242,175
305,457
410,884 130,280
541,164
1,086,767 444,301 1,531,068
926,815 186, 183 1,112,90S
689,847 145,605
835,452
574,279 , 305,366
879,645
1,076,772 211,564 1,288,336
159,898
18,851
178,747
377,811
63,303
441,114
40,535
4.375
44,910
143,363
48,340
191,703
834,795 239,565 1,074,360
106,418
15,079
121,497
3,020,158 * 983,686 4,-003,844
674,849 272,990
947, 839
188,372
29,046
217,418
1,572,343 346,712 1,919,055
520,376
78,253
598,629
40,473
305,164
364,601
. 2,525,245 . . . 605,436. . . 3,130,681
. . . . . . .
. . . . .
180,962
70,939
251,901
460,794 267,833
728, 627
28,714
190,363
219,077
682,248 ' 173,298
855,546
1,228,422 328,444 1,556,866
113,113
18,427
131,540
115,781
28,308
144,089
626,868 168,700
795,568
455,375
66,126
521,501
394,390
448,490
54,100
892,412
729,804 ’ 162,008
67,593
6,013
73,606
30,091,564 8,075,772 38,167,336

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New England................................ 1,790,163 586,206 2,376,369 2,139,529 . 775,151
Middle Atlantic....................................... 4,944,718 1,258,104 6,202,822 6,380,198 1,828,687
East
5,975,363
WestNorth Central......................... 4,980,202 907,271 5,887,4.73 , 3,758,603 1,232,590
3,202,916 490,260
690,440
SouthNorth Central......................... 3,093,091 907,440 3,693,176 3,797,257 1,390,472
Atlantic ..... .............. ..................
4,000,531
East South C Central......................... . . . 2,288,237. . . . . . . 371,. ,629.... . .. . .2,888,429 2 , 700,782 940,605
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746,299
West South
592,661
Mountain....................................... 1,949,697 71,155 2,321,326’ 967,924 140,013
663,816
P acific.................. ................ ............ 912,151 127,140 1,039,291 1,652,818 281,515



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COAL MINES,

No. 171.—STRIKES IN COAL MINES;

N u m b e r o f M e n o n S t r ik e , T o t a l D a y s
L o s t , a n d A v e r a g e D a y s L o st t e r M a n , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1915 a n d 1916, b y
St a tes.
[Source: Reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]

T9T5

State.

Average
Days lost. per man.
days lost

Men un

Strike.

Alabama________________ __
Arkansas.. . . .........................
Colorado....... ................. .
Illinois..................................
Indiana................................-■
Iowa...... ............................ .,
Kansas................................
Kentucky............ ................... '
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Maryland......................................
Michigan
Missouri.............................. ........
Montana.....................................
Ohio............................ ...
Oklahoma.............................
Oregon................................
Pennsvlvania------ .---- -----Texasr.........................................
Utah...... .......................
Virginia................................
W ashington ___ ___________
West Virginia.......................
W yarning.............................
Total bituminous........
Pennsylvania anthracite.......

1916

175
U25
90
5,251
1,472
1,-G67
1,716
1,045
939
183
15,043
1,013
5,583
230
7
1,902
219
36,865
30,325

1,290 .
20,304
13,500
276,458 :
21,361
5,229
17,425
16,455
4,597
1,084
1,722,013
4,485
78,446
760
7
66,098
2,628
2,252,740
214,691

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Men on Bays lost. days lost
strike.
per man.
300
920
1,009
30.847
82
38
5,043
- 55,416
8,154
•154,974
2,244
32,587
6,306
152,838
4,830
269,859
181 I
6,546
1,418
18,189
2,331
14,837
396
1,530
26
78
7,594
156,689
126,452
6,240
36,276 1,200,479
350
3,784
62,905
2 218
543
*181
1,203
13,304
4,540
86,352
276
30S
91,152 2,389,519
79,481
955,067

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No. 1 7 2 .—SUMMARY OP STRIKES IN COAL MINES: N u m b e r o f M e n o n
S t r ik e , D a y s L o s t , a n d A v e r a g e D a y s L o st p e r M a n , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1905
to 1916.
[Source: Reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Inferior.]

Year.
1905 ..................
1906 . ............
19071...................
19081 .................
1 9 0 9 ................
1910................. ..

Average
Men on : Working days lost
days lost. per man.
strike.
37,542
796,735
372,343 19,201,348
462,392
32,540
145,145 5,449,938
723,634
24,763
218,493 19,250,524

21.0

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38.0
29.0
88.0

Men on
strike.

Year.
1911....................
1912.............
1913..................... ;
1914.....................
1915.....................
1916....................

Working
days lost.

Average
: days lost
per man.

41,413
983,737
311,0,56 12,527,305 ;
135,395 3,049,412 ■
161,720 11,013,667
67,190 2,467,431
170,633 3,344,586

24.0
40.0
22.5
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37.0
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^Bituminous mines only.

No. 1 7 3 .—COAL M INES, ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS: N u m b e r o f M e n
E m plo yed, N u m b e r of D ay s W o r k e d , an d A v e r a g e T o n n a g e M in e d p e r Ma n
p e r D a y a n d p e r C a l e n d a r Y e a r , 1907, 1908, a n d 1910 t o 1916.
(Source: Reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]
Year.

1907.............................;
1908..............................
1910...............................
1911...............................
1912...............................;
1913............. ........ . . . . .
1914____ __________
1915...............................
1916......... ....................

Anthracite.
Average
Men em­ Days tonnage
ployed. w orked.; per man
per day.

167,234;
174,174 ;
169,497 :
172,585 :
174, 030 •
175,745;
179,679 :
176,552 i
159, 869 j




220 i
200
229 ;
.246
231
257 !
245
230;
253 .

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2,39
2.17
2,13
2.10
2.02.
2.06;
2.10

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Bituminous.
Average
Average
tonnage Men em­ Days tonnage
per man ployed. w orked.; per man
per year.
per day.

478 1
498 :
524 i
485
520
505 ;
504 '
54S

513,258
516,264
555,533
549,759
548,632
571,89^
583,508
557,456
561,108

234 :
193 ?
217
211
223
232
195
203
230

3.29
3.34
3.46
3.50
3.68
3.61
3 .7 i;
3.91 i
3.89 :

Average
tonnage
per man
per year.

769
644
751
738
820
837
724
794
896

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M anufactures ,

1914,

by

M onths an d by I n d u st r ie s .

£Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. The maximum month of employment for each industry is shown by black figures and the minimum
month by italic figures.]

Industry.

Feb­
ruary. March. April.

Aeroplanes and parts..................................................
Agricultural im plem ents..........................................
Aluminum ware...........................................................
Ammunition..................................................................
Artificial flowers..........................................................
Artificial limbs..............................................................
Artificial stone products...........................................
Artists' materials.........................................................
Asbestos products, not including steam packing.
Automobile bodies and parts...................................
Automobiles..................................................................
Automobile repairing................................................
Awnings, tents, and sails..........................................
Babbitt metal and solder..........................................
Bags, other than paper..............................................
Bags, paper, not including bags made in paper
m ills...........................................................................
Baking powders and yeast.......................................
Baskets, and rattan and willow ware....................
B ells...............................................................................
Belting and hose, rubber...........................................
Belting and hose, woven...........................................
Belting, leather............................................................
Billiard tables and materials...................................
Blacking, stains, and dressings...............................
Bluing............................................................................
Bone, carbon, and lampblack.................................
Bookbinding and blank-book making..................
Boot and shoe cut stock, exclusive of that pro­
duced in boot and shoe factories.........................
Boot and shoe findings, exclusive of that pro­
duced in boot and shoe factories.........................
Boots and shoes............................................................
Boots and shoes, rubber.............................................

162
168
48,459 61,746
4,614 4,027
11,493 10,826
4,808 4,572
494
488
10,255 6,186
604
619
962
986
47,785 47, 280
79,307 79,694
12,562 11,465
5,073 8,953
1,035
995
9,358 8,968
3,505 3,443
2,270 2,267
4,574 3,921
478
445
5,115 5,103
952
981
2,951
3,004
1,453 1,561
1,766 1,882
238
254
306
339
21,693 22,166
7,819 8,392
6,714 7,617
191,555 200,739
18,687 1 18,286

157
61,900
4,295
10,768
4,807
492
6,311
605
1,008
47, 702
83,440
11,627
4,103
986
9,023
3,457
2,281
4,099
465
5,044
1,011
3,004
1,559
1,835
242
304
22,311
8,434
7,476
203,135
18,325




152
58,143
4,579
10,934
5,137
493
7,843
603
1,024
50,941
84,832
12,091
4,718
1,072
9,394
3,470
2,323
4 . 338
467
5,068
996
2,988
1,527
1,933
250
300
22,536
8,409
7,169
198,772
18,613

May.

June.

Per
cent
mini­
mum
forms
Sep­
July. August. tember. OcIo-rr Novem­ Decem­ of maxi­
ber.
ber.
ber.
mum.

180
147
151
154
154
m
54,305 49,904 46,990 45,169 37,340 85,208
4,597 4,532 4,590 4,471 4,699 4,782
10,886 10,814 10,936 10,820 10, 002 11,366
3,902 4,486 5,247
5,162 4,331 3 M 0
492
484
480
489
489
485
11,372 12,840 13,201 13,118 12,779 12,360
610
617
588
579
589
576
922
8SS
960
1,030
916
971
52,683 51,511 48,612 46,811 46,243 46,550
85,271 81,130 74,094 72,737 79,449 80,975
12,663 12,964 13,121 13,200 13,195 13,084
5,802 ; 6,811 7,072 6,263 5,178 4,601
1,078 1,090 1,129 1,056 1,050 1,029
9,399 9,308 9,578 9,951 9,826 9,818
3,432 3,420 3,84% 3,374 3,489 3,701
2,302 2,388 2,382 2,220 2,194 2,278
4,765 4,885 5,032 5,300 5,329 5,022
428
467
443
426
473
421
5,137 5,171 5,274 5,243 5,041 5,166
952
938
951
1,000
949
945
2,940 2,913 2,873 2,894 2,914 2,954
1,497 1,490 1,443 1,265 1,355 1,427
2,030 2,039 1,825 1,774 1,677 1,614
246
250
256
267
261
272
306
306
350
309
369
388
22,099 21,706 21,781. 21,853 21,272 21,376
8,095 7,670 7,581 7,505 7,710 7,699
6,825 6,631 6,309 6,272 6 ,449 6,252
189,856 188,934 191,110 193,354 191,036 186,740
18,513 18,776 18,752 17,491 16,756 18,617

194
39,536
4 ,9U
12,565
5,382
491
10,951
641
933
47,270
80,839
12,764
4,359
986
9,420
3,796
2,286
4,433
419
■ 5,183
915
2,958
1,439
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263




4
4

2

WAGE EARNERS IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES.

Feathers and plumes..................................................
Felt goods.....................................................................
Fertilizers......................................................................
Fdes................................................................................
Firearms........................................................................
Fire extinguishers, chemical....................................
Fireworks......................................................................
Flags and banners......................................................
Flavoring extracts*....................................................
Flax and hemp, dressed............................................
Flour-mill ana gristmill products..........................
Food preparations, not elsewhere specified.........
Foundry and machine-shop products...................
Foundry supplies........................................................
I'uei, manufactured....................................................
Fur goods.......................................................................
Furnishing goods, men’s ...........................................
Furniture.......................................................................
Furs, dressed.................................................................
Galvanizing...................................................................
Gas and electric fixtures............................................
Gas, illuminating and heating.................................
Gas machines, and gas and water meters............
Glass............................................*..................................
Glass, cutting^ staining, and ornamenting..........
Gloves and mittens, leather.....................................
Glucose and starch......................................................
Glue, not elsewhere specified...................................
Gold and silver, leaf and foil....................................
Gold and silver, reducing and refining, not from
the ore.........................................................................
Graphite, ground and refined..................................
Grease and tallow, not including lubricating
grease...........................................................................
Grindstones...................................................................
Haircloth.......................................................................
Hair work......................................................................
Hammocks....................................................................
Hand stamps................................................................
Hardware.......................................................................
Hardware, saddlery....................................................
Hat and cap materials................................................
Hats and caps, other than felt, straw, and wool.
Hats, fur-felt............................... .................................
Hats, straw.............................................................
Hats, wool-felt.............................................................
Hones and whetstones...............................................
Horseshoes, not made in steelworks or rolling
m ills.............................................................................
Hosiery and knit goods.............................................

4S
1

96

41
2 8
2
6,

9

4

6

House-furnishing goods, not elsewhere specified.
Ice, manufactured.......................................................
Ink, printing.................................................................
Ink, writing..................................................................
Instruments, professional and scientific...............
Iron and steel, blast furnaces...................................
Iron and steel, steelworks and rolling m ills........
Iron and steel, bolts, nuts, washers, and rivets,
not made in steelworks or rolling m ills.............
Iron and steel, doors and shutters.........................
Iron and steel forgings, not made in steelworks
or rolling m ills..........................................................
Iron and steel nails and spikes, out and wrought,
including wire nails not made in steelworks or
rolling m ills...............................................................
Iron ana steel, cast-iron pipe...................................
Iron and steel, wrought pipe...................................
Ivory, shell and bonework, not including combs
and hairpins..............................................................
Japanning......................................................................
Jewelry...........................................................................
Jewelry and instrument cases.................................
Jute goods......................................................................
Labels and tags............................................................
Lace, cotton..................................................................
Lamps and reflectors..................................................
Lapidary work.............................................................
Lard, not made in slaughtering and meat-pack­
ing establishments..................................................
Lasts........................................................ ......................
Lead, bar, pipe, and sheet........................................
Leather goods, not elsewhere specified..................
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished.................
Lim e.................. ............................................................
Linen goods...................................................................
Liquors, distilled.........................................................
Liquors, m alt...............................................................




Wage earners employed on the 15th day of each month or nearest representative day.
Feb­
ruary. March. April-

May.

June.

Per
cent
mini­
mum
Sep­
forms
July. August. tember. Octo­ Novem­ Decem­ of maxi­
ber.
ber.
ber.
mum.

6,767 6,872 7,052 7,026 7,034 6,937 0,789 6,769 6,957 7,176 7,051 6,760
6 ,935
23,011 is, m 15,660 17,12S 21,023 25,6S6 30,825 32,526 32,104 28,896 23,065 18,085 15,990
1,391 1,391 1,383 1,374 1,374 1,377 1,3S5 1,402 1,402 1,409 1,414 1,399 1,3S2
570
493
457
512
462
494
502
532
552
519
498
544
521
7,107 6,670 6,796 7,101 7,161 7,255 7, 257 7,301 7,088 7,213 7,564 6,998 6 ,S$0
29,356 31, S9S 31,869 32,813 32,851 31,733 30,782 29,921 29,000 27,757 26,407 23,329 23,912
243,716 257,651 262,418 271,531 270,941 254,443 254,827 252,680 247,953 249,635 233,338 210,279 218,896
10,658 11,166 11,003 11,132 11,328 11,079 10,649 10,787 10,721 10,393 9,948 9,830 9,860
1,985 1,946 2,028 1,921 1,980 1,944 1,817 1,857 1,859 1,957 2,139 2,240 2,132
10,689 10,926 11,148 11,472 11,372 10,877 10,465 10,589 10,459 10,372 10,178 10,012 10,398
2.644
12,557
8,845
795
223
28,289
2,393
7,987
2.600
7,440
7,134
5S4
19
2,094
585
7,071
55,936
12,429
3,567
6,295
62,070

2,775 2,743
11,816 12,572
9,834 9,794
804
823
223
224
30,377 29,941
2,294 2,303
8
, 2 8,234
2
2,614 2,616
7,944 7,999
7,773 7,980
754
698
19
2
2,323 2,362
567
591
6,677
6,820
58,250 58.455
11,076 10,811
3/633 3,681
6,899 6,841
59,343 58,970

2,786 2,721
13,193 12,701
9,836 10,784
805
821
256
228
29,314 28,741
2,338 2,359
8,383
1 8,308.
2,625 2,577
8,182 7,955
8,032 8,047
747
741

2,612
12,613
9,947
787
263
28,568
2,353
8,366
2,596
7,594
7,233
707

18

18
2 ,051

0

21

2,203
596
6,881
58,743
11,961

3,719
7,072

59,310

2,098
592
6,860
58,001
13,164
3,704
6 ,849
60,626

589
6,807
57,009
13,407
3.603
6,370
62,681 i

2,562
12,S49
8,804
783
238
27,709
2,318
8,326
2,587
7,307
7,106
730

26,5)#
2,292

18

18
2,102

1,997
606
6,939
56,530
13,154
3,451
5,691
66,933

2,560

13,221
9,766
780
231
8,266
7,220
6,759
677

2,635

605
6,988
55,216
13,342
3,375
5,251

67,478

2,551
8,481
774
229
26,807
2,351
8,060
2,621
7,188
6,635
486

2,565
13,211
7,436
805
224
28,075
2 ,487
7,891
2,621
7,156
6,592
476

18

2,594
12,555
7,008
807
2
28,567
2,626
7,491
2,604
7,365
6,719
397

18
1,905

13,427

2,054
600
7,115
54,294
13,745
3,422
5,378
66,423

576
7,553
53,715
13,670
3,498
6,095
63,559

2

1,979
573

7,854

58,491
1

2

3,589
6,164
61,279

2,644
7,674

2,625
11,336

11, w o

6,796

793
0
27,677
2,586
7,237
2,588
6,758
6,568
339

1

0

758
200

27,150
2,409
7,061
2,516
6,612
6,114
256

21

2,039
566
7,417
53,793
11,768
, 8
3,530
6,240

7

19
2,615
559
6,941
53,735
6
10,174
3,549
6,690

59,531 58,707

94.2
46.6
97.2
82.8
8 S.2
71.0
77.4
8

81.1
87.3
93.0
83.3

63.1
92.1

76.0
87.4
87.3
84.2
95.5
87.5
76.0
34.0
85.7
80.6
92.2
85.0
91.1
80.6
90.8
74.3
87.0

8

WAGE EABNERS IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES,

Industry.

Average
number
em­
ployed Jan­
during uary.
year.

264

No. 174.—W age E a r n e r s : N u m ber E mployed in M anufactures , 1914, by M onths and by I n d u st r ie s — Continued,

.

0

2

1

2,056
15,080
22,364
4,597
479
488,367
91,452
2,350
48,653
4,275
1,457
11,550
46,460
m ,m
4,759
3,306
4,238
8,843
698
2,792
3,191
25,168
11,633
5,497
1,098
118
32,459
2
1,770
i,s m
4,572
1,293
1,007
7,929
13,002
89,140
13,544
1,013
13,878
13,698
2,825
4 ,W
1,178
282
577
2,61$
25,068

1,991

15, 039

2

2

4,926
466
494,736
92,207
2,386
4.7,732
4,380
1,285
11,645
52,390
1
2
4,550
3,290
4,430
9,177
692
1,825
3,217
25,221
11,712
5,474
1,131
1
2S, 065
0
2 199
1,680
1,919
4,556
1,303
1,016
8,029
13,501
89,235
13,665
1,038
14,143
12,824

2,799
4,366
1,183
272
557
2,752
25,053

2,008 2,037 1,959 1,843 1,769 1,940 3,309 3,627 2
,
15,160 15,178 15.240 15,343 15,209 15,208 15,176 16,187 15,158
19,699 18;839 17,4S2 16,102 15,760 15,272 13,576 12,535
2
4,933 4,737 4,714 4,723 4,662 4,761 4,896 4,970 4,928
485
491
500
483
475
486
484
490
448
507,229 502,607 507,876 500,581 493,776 482,532 465,920 455,178 436,895
93,717 96,844 99,049 100,863 101,228 101,147 99,079 96,680 92,916
2,326 2,209 1,933 1,816 1,650 1,540 1,629 1,911
1,974
51,564 56,477 58,414 59,378 59,568 60,039 59,231 57,031 52,533
4,244 4,099 3,890 3,585 3,121 3,250 3,590 3,835 3,787
316
1
, 2 1,119 1 1,072
2
1,074
902
472
389
457
11,869 12,045 12,053 12,052 11,681 11,587 11,856 11,906 11,527
53,209 48,976 41,414 38,273 38,805 44,934 48,863 45,279 42,110
16,583 IS, 451 19,234 18,644 17,304 15,852 13,405
,13,410 8 14,987
6
8
4,859 5,075 4,947 4,8S6 4,623 4,679 4,728 4,742 4,437
3,311 3,252 3,160 3,167 3,130 3,104 3,172 3,151 3,119
4,500 4,466 4,412 4,284 4,338 4,267 4,128 4,031 4,068
8,840 8,300 7,872 6,270 5,351 4,792 4,333 4,608 5,360
719
708
711
717
703
707
6 S6
697
685
1,845 1,855 1,810 L 805 1,772 1,802 1,812 1,864 1,880
3,231 3,194 3,115 3,103 3,077 2,994 2,918 2,920 2 ,8 6 6
2
25,372 25,276 24,565 23,752 2 ,497 22 ,393 22,915 23,130 23,091
11,839 11,522 11,035 10,451 9, 776 9,789 9,865 9,899 9,888
5,445 5,421 5, m
5,268 5,318 5,199 5,288 5,279 , 5,258
1,014 1,029 1,048 1,068 1,073
1,099 1,060 1,039
970
107
1
1
2 106
2
2
1 1 1 1 1 2 119
1
2
1
123
21,368 13,561 8,421 7,063 7,361 10,015 24,787 35,478 36,838
218
223
253
215
288
287
359
307
231
1,614 1,352 1,274 1,104 1,118 1,236 1,289 1,733 1,853
1,880 1,936 1,948 2,240 2,270 2,194 2,248 2,218 2,016
4,564 4,499 4,503 4,528 4,267 4,263 4,359 4,431 4,362
1,295 1,275 1,224 1,208 1,156 1,186 1,166 1,188 1 , 184
1,039
961
985
897
762
821
951
801
744
8,178 8,083 8,062 8,071 7,745 7,682 7,575 7, 721 7,907
13,752 13,978 14,024 14,048 13,293 13,157 13,229 12,948 12,683
89,756 89,916 89,633 88,389 87,061 86 , 725 8 ,847 83 , 830 87,018
8
13,901 14,158 14,277 13,846 13,399 13,135 13,180 13,207 12,929
1,068 1,057 1,055 1 , 1 1,129 1 1,123 1,106 1,070 l',054
1
14,235 14,000 13,569 12,753 12,804 12,543 12,862 12,945 13,082
14,755 19,331 22,018 23,830 24,328 24, 226 23,739 22,234 18,793
2,834 2,716 2,354 1,933 1,784 1,932 2,094 1,878 2,407
4,298 4,302 4,418 4,408 4,343 4,313 4,317 4,300 4,348
1,192 1,174 1,159 1,138 1,138 1,142 1,133 1,136 1,141
247
243
242
243
231
241
242
245
237
575
577
596
586
579
549
580
577
582
2,899 2,940 2,928 2,905 2,846 2,786 2,948 3,150 3,000
25,833 25,565 25.138 25,572 25,849 24,946 25,516 25,773 25,211
,21,814 0
2

6

2,299
6
15,074
13,047

6

4M 7
425
421,735
89,386

2,094
49,152
3,544
664
11,193

42,575
13,036
4,199
8,046

4,126
6,414
677

1,910
2,930
23,144
9,983
5,216
1,067
1
36,304
206
1,833
1,879
4,332
1,193
1
,
8,046
12,573
8 , 934
6
12,699
1,052
13,122
14,704
2,680
4,306
1,134
227
541

2,964

24,868

2

0

48.8
98.0
56.0
91.5
85.0
83.0
88.3
64.5
79.5
71.3
21.7
92.9
71.9
64.6
82.7
92.0
89.6
47.2
94.2
92. S
88.7
S8.3
74.2
94.6
85. 8
6
28
19.2
55.4
59.6
81.1
93.2
88.7
72.9 0
2
92.6
89.5
96.6
88.9
89.7
8
8
52.7
62.9
96.0
95.1
80.5
.90.8
84.0
96.2

I
fed
fe
d

&
%
fed
W
m
9
K

1.

.

265




2,292
15,171
17,391
4,787
476
479,786
96,214
1,989
54,981
3,800
869
11,747
45,274
15,508
4,707
3,184
4,274
6,680
700
1,831
3,063
23,877
10,616
5,3 39
1,058
116
21,810
249
1,488
2,049
4,428
1,223
917
7,919
13,349
88,457
13,495
1,073
13,328
19,540
2,353
4,330
1.154
'246
573
2,897
25,366

UFACTURING INDUSTRIES.

Liquors, vinous............................................................
Lithographing..............................................................
Locomotives, not made by railroad companies.
Looking-glass and picture frames...........................
Lubricating greases....................................................
Lumber and timber products.................................
Lumber, planing-mill products, not including
planing mills connected with sawm ills............
Malt.................................................................................
Marble and stone w^ork..............................................
Matches..........................................................................
Mats and matting, from cocoa fiber, grass, e tc ..
Mattresses and spring beds, not elsewhere spe­
cified ...........................................................................
Millinery and lace goods...........................................
Mineral and soda waters...........................................
Minerals and earths, ground....................................
Mirrors,framed and unframed................................
Models and patterns, not including paper pat­
terns............................................................................
Motorcycles, bicycles, and parts.............................
Mucilage and paste.....................................................
Musical instruments and materials, not else­
where specified.........................................................
Musical instruments, organs....................................
Musical instruments, pianos....................................
Musical instruments, piano and organ materials.
Needles, pins, and hooks and eyes.........................
Nets and seines............................................................
Oakum...........................................................................
Oil, cottonseed and cake................ . ........................
Oil, essential.................................................................
Oil, linseed....................................................................
Oil, not elsewhere specified......................................
Oilcloth and linoleum, floor.....................................
Oilcloth, enameled......................................................
Oleomargarine..................... .......................................
Optical goods...............................................................
Paints.............................................................................
Paper and wood pulp................................................
Paper goods, not elsewhere specified.....................
Paper patterns.............................................................
Patent medicines and compounds.........................
Paving materials.........................................................
Peanuts, grading, roasting, cleaning, and shellPeneils,3ead.....................................
Pens, fountain and stylographic.
Pens, gold.............*..........................
Pens, steel........................................
Perfumery and cosmetics.............
Petroleum, refining........................

2 2

1

1

Phonographs and graphophones... ........................
Photo-engraving, not done in printing estab­
lishments ................. .................................................
Photographic apparatus...........................................
Photographic materials......................... ..................
Pickles, preserves, and sauces.................................
Pipes, tobacco..............................................................
Plated ware...................................................................
Plumbers' supplies, not elsewhere specified........
Pocketbooks.................................................................
Pottery...........................................................................
Poultry, killing and dressing..............................
Printing and publishing, book and job.......... .
Printing and publishing, m usic.............................
Printing and publishing, newspapers and peri­
odicals......................... ..............................................
Printing materials......................................................
Pulp goods.............................................................-1Pulp wood....................................................................
Pumps, not including power pum ps....................
Pumps, steam and other pum ps............................
Refrigerators.................................................................
Regalia and society badges and emblems............
Rice, cleaning and polishing....................................
Roofing materials........................................................
Rubber goods, not elsewhere specified.................
Rules, ivory and wood..............................................
Saddlery and harness.................................................
Safes and vaults.....................................................
Salt..................................................................................
Sand and emery paper and cloth...........................
Sand-lime brick............................................................
Sausage, not made in slaughtering and meat­
packing establishments.........................................
Saws.................................................................................
Scales and balances.....................................................
Screws, machine..........................................................




9,381
6,211

2,016
6,658
12,590
2 ,354
8,717
18,479
1,466
26, 705
1,353
113,121
873
114,375
423
1,654
421
2,134
6 ,18S
5,617
2,010
1)253
4,088
50,220
408
12,969
2,972
5,089
6 SI
557
2,244
4,560
4,467
3,643

9,276
6,317
2,0S7
6,919
10,276
2,331
8,817
17,980
1,300
26,034
1.40S
114,SOS
893
114,492
411
1,798
528
2,280
6,605
6,050
1,971
1,758
3,825
47,201
515
13,705
3,148
4,731
747

404

2,270
4,755
4,659
3,808

Months

and by I ndustries —Continued.

Wage earners employed on the 15th day of each month or nearest representative day.
Feb­
ruary. March. April.

May.

June.

July.

Per
cent
mini­
mum
Sep­
forms
August. tember. Octo­ Novem­ Decem­ of maxi­
ber.
ber.
ber.
mum.

9,050 9,413 9,441 9,617 9,177 9,523 9,673 8,743 9,017 9,635 10,007
6,268 6,306 6,339 6,298 6,207 6,136 6,121 6,080 6,132 6,137 6,191
2,189 2,192 2,166 2,110 2,113 2,029 1,978 1,854 1,862 3,S19 1,813
7,020 7,024 7,012 6,919 6,879 6,888 6,809 6,296 6,177 5,981 5,978
10, 742 10,333 10,026 10,179 11,641 12,312 14,381 19,136 17,540 12,980 IX,534
2, 442 2,477 2,439 2,463 2,374 2,205 2,336 2,314 2,338 2,371 , 2,158
9,097 9,191 9,049 8,904 8,664 8,204 8,448 8,594 8 ,734 8,622 8,280
18,383 IS,488 18,529 18,562 19,047 19,372 19,394 18,718 18,342 17,722 17,205
1,399 1,5 45 1,506 1,432 1,398 1,438 1,517 1,627 1,695 1,492 1,243 .
26,732 27,240 27,301 27,099 26,60S 25,565 26,754 20,963 27,188 26,737 26,179
926
790
894
965 1,016
956
953 1,060 1,402 2,708 3,158
115,215 116,496 114,034 113,221 112,223 110,453 110,475 111,999 112,852 112,726 112, S90
852
889
901
850
877
884
887
876
845
849
873
114,495 114,838 114,812 114,842 114,145 112,555 112,504 113,694 115,041 115,248 115,$34
422
434
409
411
436
410
451
445
429
413
405
1,800 1,800 1,764 1,757 1,719 1,701 1,592 1,560 1,519 1,403 1,435
4S6
451
399
451
535
253
155
370
'474
505
445
2,263 2,313 2,305 2,217 2,151 2,132 2,045 1,997 1,962 1,980 2,013
6,608 6,569 6,492 6,426 6,408 6,366 6,224 6,027 5,710 5,422 5,399
6,260 6,361 6 ,339 6 , 231 5,902 5,446 4,482 4,498 4,862 5,424 5,483
2,007 2,086 2,138 2,121 2,100 1,997 1,916 1,928 2,005 1,943 1,918
1,690 1,342 1,175
819
332
60S 1,567 1,701 1,852 1,848
344
3,787 4,003 4,232 4,295 4,240 4,205 4,131 4,325 4,314 3,970 S, 729
50,788 54,078 57,317 &8,246 54,624 51,414 46,617 46,629 45,881 44 ,m
45,271
472
483
400
351
352
373
455
393
382
376
su
13,854 13,653 13,399 13,135 12,834 12,436 12,105 11,876 12,401 12,679 13,491
3,200 3,142 3,157 3,108 3,065 2,978 2,842 2,769 2,777 2,721 2, 757
4,875 5,096 6,126 5,128 5,167 5,221 5,448 5,492 6,159 4,971
4,054
730
045
715
729
736
724
624
622
OW
625
653
$96
493
702
515
476
430
544
714
720
m
604
2,259 2,228 2,177 $,174 2 ,1S6 2 , 21S 2,250 2,270 2,303 2,309 2,284
4,733 4,784 4,755 4,710 4,662 4,5S4 4,494 4,382 4,299 4,294 4,268
4, S67 4,885 4, 774 4,704 4,711 4,616 4,460 4,118 4,005 3,941 3,864
3,814 3,903 3,943 3,815 3,683 3,647 3,535 3,344 3,273 3,388 3,558

87.4
95.9
82.7
85.0
52.4
87.1
89.3
88.7
73.3
93.6
25.0
94.8
93.8
97.1
89. S
77.9
29,0
83.4
81.7
70,5
90.0
17.9
86.2
76.5
66.8
85,7
85.0
84.7
82. 5
55.0
94.2
89.2
79.1
83.0

WAGE EARNERS IK MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES.

Industry.

Average
number
em­
ployed Jan­
during uary.
year.

by

266

No. 174. —Wage E arners : N umber E mployed in Manufactures, 1914,

4,408 4,274 4,264 3,966 3.820 3,794
3,952 3 , 570 3,439 2,880 2,737 2,750
14,648 14,098 12,819 12,312 12,449 12,592
34,822 32,967 29, SOS 28,743 28,107 29,533
11,342 10,639 10,002 10,419 9,736 9,224
49,985 48,164 47,754 48,7o3 50,113 50,005
2 , 194
2,184 2,212 2,179 2,127 2,082
9,639 9,611 9,734 9,704 9,497 9,373
111,141 109,700 107,193 105,213 100,142 100,045
6,465
6,887 7,033 7,249 7,239 7,160
94,848 91,292 95,128 101,938 103,859 108,440
20,502 16,233 13,568 13;435 12, 295 13,340
7,449 7,510 7,147 7,089 6,779 7,077
9,344 9,667 9,801 9,562 9,750
o ,m
2,713 1,839 2,160 2,525 2,517 2,517
13,893 13,927 14,160 14,286 14,106 13,711
2,157 2,076 1,950 2,097 2,064 2,096
5,407 6,175 5,416 5,595 5,569 5,696
3,528
3,597 3,862 3,039 3,715 3,849
28,374 28,180 28,296 28,138 26,408 26,302
7,720 7,679 7,699 7,625 7,506 7,497
1,921 2,086 2,044 2,065 2,099 2,052
26,641 27,178 26,450 25,913 25,032 25,334
4,095 3,949 4,045 4,153 4,085 4.032
4
8
0 441
443
457
441
436
3,437 3,438 3,426 3,425 3,413 3,425
26,751 28,870 29,797 30,442 28,967 27,091
7,828 7,033 7,166 7,411 7,059 7 , 105
50,214 50,184 48,912 46,823 44,202 42,623
4,470 7,180 9,066 20,353 18,686 13,354
1,062 1,017 1,338 7,253 14,635 12,979
12,471 12,397 11,593 10,390 10,117 10,300
2,952 3,090 3,049 3,312 3,346 3,527
4,122 4,111 4.291 4,491 4,325 4,445
9,664 9,625 9,762 9,625 9,226 8
, 8
101
72
100
89
97
88
5,448 4,943 5,427 5,526 4,300 4 , m
1,006 1,067 1,111 . 1,085 1,087 1,060
24,134 24,627 24,940 22,799 20,139 19,538
4
,
25,479 24,918 25,811 24,892 24,575 2
152,213 153,363 154,810 156,404 154,005 150,948
16,746 16,600 16,186 15,905 15,691 15,823
8,299 8,712 9,818 10,135 9,086 7,031
10,124 9,935 9,845 9,043 9,096 8,597
37,579 35,747 34,031 32,608 31,150 30,407 '
1,002
989
1,065 1,048 1,036 1,033
11,952 8,290 7,686 8,751 9,011 9,268

82.5
64.4
76.7
70.4
72.1
84.3
86.9
93.2
88-7
88.6
84.2
59.0
87.4
94.3
64.9
94.8
78.3
86.8

91-4
85.4
94.3
90.3
91.4
87.6
93.1
97.2
84.5
80.8
84.7
12.4
4.6
71.2
81.0
88.9
8 8. G 8
71.3
72.9
87.1
78.3
86.8 8
2
95.9
87.6
56.7
80.9
80.5
88.8
57.9

6

2 6 7

4,512
4,110
14,720
36,222
12,388
51,365
2,291
9,927
1X1,779
6,929
95,108
20,837
7,640
9,439
2,779
14,138
2,342
5,647
3,682
29,187
7,946
1,951
26,071
4,241
439
3,46-5
30,524
8,709
49,880
4,045
857
12,792
3,007
4,148
9,588
93
5,580
998
24,078
25,679
152,270
16,748
7,881
10,174
37,647
1,039
12,504

IN D U S T R IE S .

4 ,65S 4,593
4,183 4,027
15,475 14,985
36,636 36,773
12,305 18,7M
54,890 53,483
2,395 2,374
9,613 9,868
111,706 112,761
7, no 6,973
94,090 92,973
20,811 20 , 725
7,5G0 7,512
9,683 9,663
2,832 2,801
14,461 14,418
2,489 2,477
6,478 5,501
3,818 3,806
30,537 30,046
7,879 7,894
1,935 1,941
26,767 26,483
4,293 4,185
454
444
3,494 3,487
31,496 30,892
8,612 8,435
46,508 48,279
3,264 3,989
723
701
11,983 12,229
2,898 2,926
4,244 4,249
9,942 9,710
87
90
5,702 5,591
1,006 1,004
23,204 23,505
27,566 26,320
149,915 152,070
17,734 17,346
7,165 7,501
10,633 10,318
37,408 37,767
1.114 1.056
13,228 ; 12,891

M A N U F A C T U R IN G

4,858
4,255
15,739
36,788
11,746
56,659
2,392
9,282
110,879
7,214
99,633
20,381
7,541
9,824
2,777
14,427
2,409
5,961
3,790
30,785
7,953
1,959
27,388
4,473
452
3,493
31,650
8,373
45,744
2,537
673
11,722
2,900
4,276
10,027
78
5,686
1,002
22,137
27,995
153,488
17,910
6,853
10,427
35,759
1,112
13,273

IN

5,171 5,036
4,236 4,249
16,056 15,803
36,262 35,435
10,776 10,341
56,006 56,487
2,301 2,353
9,288 9,256
107,769 109,712
7,283 7,298
106,613 10(3,062
20,778 19,867
7,752 7,564
9,748 9,663
2,828 2,732
14,212 14,325
2,320 2,271
5,893 5,886
3,584 3,566
28,732 29,787
7.601 7,737
1,907
1,896
26,338 27,061
4,506 4,499
462
453
3,470 3,511
27,112 30,828
7,622 8,127
46,876 45,859
6,593 $.527
893
1,453
9,930
9,112
2,858
2,903
4,121 4,261
9,722 9,975
80
SI
5,222 5,277
968
978
20,485 21,422
26,855 27,382
151,986 153,232
17,885 17,812
6 ,7 45
6,438
9,816 10,324
33,717 33,98*4
1,060 1,094
13,074 13,164

EARNERS




4,446
3,699
14,308
33,508
10,981
51,972
2,257
9,566
108,170
7,070
98,832
17, 731
7,385
9,617
2,585
14,172
2,229
5,602
3,703
28,731
7,728
1,988
26,388
4,213
446
3,457
29,535
7,790
47,107
7,997
3,632
11,253
3,064
4,282
9,646
88
5,238
1,031
22,584
25,980
152,892
16,866
7,887
9,911
34,817
1,054
11,091

W AGE

Screws, wood.......................................................
Sewing-machine cases...................................
Sewing machine and attachments.....................
Shipbuilding, iron and steel...............................
Shipbuilding, wooden, including boat building.
Shirts...................................................................
Show cases...........................................................
Signs and advertising novelties..........................
Silk goods, including throwsters.........................
Silversmithing and silverware............................
Slaughtering and meat packing.........................
Smelting and refining, copper............................
Smelting and refining, lead.................................
Smelting and refining, zinc.................................
Smelting and refining, not from the ore.............
Soap.....................................................................
Soda-water apparatus.........................................
Sporting and athletic goods................................
Springs, steel, car. and carriage, not made in
steelworks or rolling mills................................
Stamped and enameled ware, not elsewhere
specified............................................................
Stationery goods, not elsewhere specified..........
Statuary and art goods........................................
Steam fittings and steam and hot-water heat­
ing apparatus...................................................
Steam packing.....................................................
Stencils and brands............................................
Stereotyping and electrotyping..... .................. .
Stoves and hot-air furnaces.................................
Stoves, gas and oil...............................................
Structural ironwork, not made in steelworks
or rolling mills..................................................
Sugar, beer...........................................................
Sugar, cane.........................................................
Sugar, refining.....................................................
Sulphuric, nitric, and mixed acids....................
Surgical appliances..............................................
Suspenders, garters, and elastic-woven goods...
Theatrical scenery...............................................
Tin plate and temeplate....................................
Tinfoil.................................................................
Tinware, not elsewhere specified........................
Tobacco, chewing and smoking and snuff........
Tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes...........................
Tools, not elsewhere specified.............................
Toys and games...................................................
Trunks and valises......................... ....................
Turpentine and rosin..........................................
Type founding................................................... .
Typewriters and supplies...................................

8

Manufactures , 1914,

by

Months

and by I ndustries — Continued.

YVage earners employed on the 15th day of each month or nearest representative day.
Feb­
ruary. March. April.

Sep­
August. tember.

4,738
4,510
2,616
639
2,529
5,064
5,361
2,173
2,979
650
3,209
12,280
276
1,112
1,770
2, 788
4,085
17,207
11,825
212

2,721
2, 772
6,251
676
906
180,027
2,034
344
7,006,331
11, 0S2

4,519
4,485
633
2,477
5,234
5,065
2,046
2,793
646
3.161
12,210
284
3,605

1,122
1,739

2,772
4,041
16,369
11,756
166
2,787
2,694
10,965
6,172
729
1,047
155,987
2; 104
375
6,736,968

4,470
4,294
2,628
610
1,513
5,300

4,897
2,020
2,763
661
3M 7
12,073
274

1,135
1,827
2,932
4,019

16,255

11,610
136
2,926
2,578
11,202
6,341
762
1,118
149,053
2,288
388
6,640,284

86.8

92.8
90.4
84.5
30.4
57.6
85.1
79.9
88 .9
85.7
79.4
90.2
63.4
91.7
82.7
68 .5
92.2
86.4
91.0
56.6
68.9
SI. 3
86.6
87.8
S6.4
70.9
90.2
88.0
77.3
91.7

i “ All other” includes “ Millstones,” 2 establishments: ' ' Ordnance and accessories,” 2 establishments; “ Pulp, from fiber other than wood,” 3 establishments; and “ Whalebone
cutting,” 1 establishment.



IN D U S T R IE S

4,760 4,473 4,469 4,720
4,341 4,298 4 ,2 4 6 4,273
2,822 2,737 2,664 2,643
633
620
600
635
882 1,006 1,651
815
4,007 3,945 3,176 4,633
5,752 5 ,750 5,596
0 ,667
2,321 2,316 2,182 2,191
3,074 2,864 3,030 2,947
653
629
623
619
3,659 3,283 3,382 3,312
12,388 11,643 12,185 12,197
324
432
280
305
1,138 1,154 1,138 1,141
2,006 1,980 1,949 1,903
3 ,7S6 3,049 2,687 2,704
4,149 3,961 3,910 4,000
17,575 17,200 17,006 17,329
12,106 11.608 11,650 11,707
200
163
194
191
2,453 3,484 2,607 2.664
2,991 3,131 3,010 2; 829
11,398 11,093 10,965 10,851
6,538 6,279 6,258 5,964
690
658
671
673
950
850
1.118 1,096
163;625 156,463 153,601 157,842
2,137 2,097 2,041 *,014
322
347
307
324
7,100,368 7,018,867 7,020,683 7,086,815

M A N U F A C T U R IN G

4,981
4,574
2,881
616
778
4.448
5', 691
2,528
3,027
686
3,699
12,557
416
1,196
1,992
3,924
4,239
17,864
12,558
164
2,463
2,943
11,870
6,584
706
1,199
164,665
2,188
358
7,148,650

July.

IN

5,060
4,562
2,874
582
776
4,864
5,695
2,503
2,982
695
3,805
12,487
406
1,213
2,077
3,878
4,230
18,363
12,744
165
2,552
2, 848
12,343
6,794
723
1,087
165,175
2,250
381
7,217,320

June.

EARNERS

Umbrellas and canes.................................................. 4,792 5,015 5,150 5,143
Upholstering materials, not elsewhere specified. 4,426 4,535 4,471 4,523
Varnishes-...................................................................... 2,734 2,721 2,776 2,841
Vault lights and ventilators.....................................
601
546
540
558
Vinegar and cider........................................................ 1,229
776
768
777
Wall paper, not mado in paper m ills.................... 4,738 5,517 5,466 5,202
Wall plaster.................................................................. 5,389 4,966 4,998 5,230
Washing machines and clothes wringers.............. 2,302 2,371 2,461 2,512
W aste............................................................................. 2, 966 2,975 3,050 3,108
Watch and clock materials......................................
727
715
706
670
W atchcases.................................................................. 3,514 3,887 3,859 3,825
W atches......................................................................... 12, 390 12,863 12,885 12,913
Wheelbarrows..............................................................
297
287
295
323
W hips............................................................................. 1,163 1,199 1,203 1,205
W indmills, not elsewhere specified....................... 1,955 2,051 2,064 2,102
Window and door screens and weather strips... 3*194 3,099 3,214 3,495
W indow shades and fixtures................................... 4,077 4,086 4,070 4,134
W ire................................................................................ 17,600 18,483 18,733 18,816
Wirework, including wire rope and cable, not
elsewhere specified.................................................. 12,126 12,544 12,648 12,756
120
159
122
Wood carpet.................................................................
166
Wood distillation, not including turpentine
and rosin.................................................................... 2,782 3,531 3,359 2,887
W ood preserving.......................................................... 2,830 2,809 '2,544 2,811
Wood, turned and carved........................................ 11,615 12,414 12,655 12,542
Wooden goods, not elsewhere specified................ 6,418 6,478 6,681 6,876
720
750
738
Wool pulling.................................................................
708
Wool scouring............................................................... 1.059 1,044 1,132 1,161
Woolen and worsted goods...................................... 158;692 155,262 158,745 163,859
Wool shoddy................................................................. 2,145 2,143 2,224 2,220
356
357
397
385
AH other 1......................................................................
Total.................................................................... 7,036,337 7,075,682 7,141,594 7,242,752

May.

Per
mini­
mum,
Octo­ Novem­ Decem­ forms
ber. of m axi­
ber.
ber.
mum.

W AGE

Industry.

Average
numoer
em­
ployed Jan­
during uary.
year.

in

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No. 174. —W age E arners : N umber E mployed

No. 1 7 5 .—WAGE EARNERS: N u m b e r E m p l o y e d

in

M an ufactu res,

1914,

by

M o nth s,

by

States,

and by

G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s .

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. The maximum month of employment is shown by black figures and the minimum month by italic figures.]

81,479
6,915
40,686
121,611

24,619

83,080

7.053
41,252
126,749
24,836

233,083

e ,m

521,752

518,292
198,650
60,856
39,748

28, 704

7,577
203,312
62,144
39,986
65,834
78,311
81,457
108,456

633,583
282,176

96,982
47,810
155,240
13,187
24,103
3,969
81,296
381,166
$,605

4,025

„ 2’
389,376
3,926

10,583

512,246
203,167
63,658
41,295
65,633
76,265
80,810
110,879
611,928
269.532
92,310
45,097
156,296
15,280
25,802
4,042
78, 427
379,332
3,892

79,646
7,715
44,658
157,054
28,258
223,931
21,418
8,765
57,775
101,703
10,368
505,982
199,301
63,519
42,361
65,207
77,889
78,888
107,202
595,609
268,399
92,007
46,143
156,263

15,677

25,726
4,128
78,018
371,217

79,181
7,076

45,506
161,072
27,994

219,789

24,134
8,885
55,924
100,898
10,069
502,603
201,206
67,845
41,834

66,145

75,848
79,811
123,844
588,703
274,164
91,128
47,304
155,366
13,232

28,795
3,599

77,279
367,483
3,927

78,750
6,262
43,652
159,574
27,959
222,889
28,364
8,965
55,071
100,934
10,091
504,543
206,040
67,0S5
42,288
66,067
75,158

88, C53
134,437
589,194
273,866
89,739
48,010
154, 431
12,386
26,210
3,237
76,982
372,481
3,846

76,231
5,847
42,951
152,431

73,252
5,916
40,265
132,945
31,004 29,667
223,118 220,393
23,667 IS, 922
8 ,995
9,064
55,354 52,087
100,428 98,749
9,831
8,783
505,655 488,164
195,460 180,266
63,639 .60,946
42,750 42,290
64,742 61,931
78,032 81,183
87,519 83,540
118,633 101,335
590,992 587,141
270,454 254,678
■ 90,525 89,202
47,774 45,881
152,048 141,558
12,920 12,368
26,017 24,852
3,282
2,954
77,402 76,993
372,664 362,322
3,816
3,606

87.9
75.2
85.3
121,653
74.3
28,417
79.1
221,543
94.3
18,187
61.1
9,227
93 8
90.2
52,194
97,751
84.8
7,806
60.6
483,275
92.6
176,939
85.9
60,661
89.4
41,354
93.0
6
0
, 91.4
4
92.6
77,955
77,796
88 .4
99,363
73.9
91.6
580,489
249,777
88.5
88,995 * 88.9
43,937
90.8
139,366
88.8
12,417
78.9
24,653
88.5
2,853
69.1
77,030
93.0
356,057
92.8
3,614
89.4
73,022
6,029
38,810

8

2 6 9

3,958
82,243
377,720
3,623

115,286

78,532
7,774
42, 470
144,762
26,667
228, 252
22,834
8,869
56,764
101,939

IN D U S T R IE S .

63,832
77,SS5
82,406
106,899
628,535
277,824
100,110
47,519
151, 799
13,154

21,861
8,658
56.595

79,208
7,678
41,369
140,981
25,710
231,433
21,908
9,003
56,968
103,590
9,853
508,665
203,442
62,9S2
40,681
65,995
76,604
83,812
110,968
619,082
278,103
92,257
45,296
155,556
15,172
25,147

M A N U F A C T U R IN G

230,542
21,304
S, 672
55,851
113,257

81,555
7,432
41,011
135,252
25, 489
232,162
21,776
8,725
57,066
109,489
S, 738
514, 505
205,317
62,970
40,170
66,072
78, 905
79,169
110,167
628,344
281,040
92,417
47,290
156,968
14,395
24,560
3,894
80,099
383,830
3,804

IN




78,717 80,668
0 , SOS
7,079
41,979 41,118
139,481 119,688
27,278 26,816
226,264 228,033
22,155 21,485
8,877
8,696
55,608 55,647
104,461 109,508
8,919
6,915
506,943 517,634
197,503 196,936
63,113 61,051
41,259 40,351
64,586 63,088
77,665 78,445
82,149 82,527
111,585 106,837
606,698 626,776
271,090 273,067
92,834 98,336
46,702 48,363
152,182 151, 293
13,704 14,260
25,144 24,159
3,655
3.919
78,993 82, 803
373,605 375,612
3,621
3,776

EARNERS

Alabama................................................
Arizona.................................................
Arkansas...............................................
California...............................................
Colorado................................................
Connecticut...........................................
Delaware................................................
District of Columbia..........................
Florida...................................................
Georgia...................................................
xdaho......................................................
Illinois....................................................
Indiana..................................................
Iowa........................................................
Kansas....................................................
Kentucky..............................................
Louisiana..............................................
Maine......................................................
Maryland..............................................
Massachusetts......................................
Michigan................................................
Minnesota..............................................
Mississippi............................................
Missouri.................................................
Montana................................................
Nebraska....... .......................................
N evada..................................................
New Hampshire..................................
New Jersey...........................................
New Mexico.........................................

W AGE

State.

Wage earners employed on the 15th day of each month, or nearest representative day.
Per
Average
cent
number
mini­
em­
mum
ployed
during January. Febru­ March. April.
June.
July. ' August. Septem­ October. Novem­ Decem­ offorms
May.
ber.
ary.
maxi­
ber,
ber.
year.
mum.

6

in

Manufactures, 1914,

by

Months ,

by States , and by

G eographic D ivisions —Con.

IN

8

M A N U F A C T U R IN G
IN D U S T R IE S .




i Pm* States included in each division, see note 5, p. 36.

92.9
92.1
89.3
92.7
89.5
90.0
96.5
82.9
75.2

EARNERS

Geographic divisions.1

New England....................................... 1,140,233 1,169,928 1,173,596 1,180,259 1,170,317 1,163,457 1,146,790 1,119,838 1,107, 731 1,121,361 1,122,946 1,109,694 1,096,879
Middle Atlantic................................... 2,355,940 2,376,668 2,405,992 2,438,053 2,423,659 2,392,003 2,368,927 2,325,574 2,319,460 2,357,792 2,347,907 2,270,109 2,244,536
East North Central............................. 1,686,281 1,696,039 1,722,595 1,747,289 1,733,258 1,709,904 1,699.784 1,677,985 1,678,439 1,685,138 1,660,307 1,583,747 1,568,887
West North Central........................... SSI, 595 3S1,680 382,633 384,991 383,777 3S3,545 3S6,597 387,379 330,514 387,276 382,463 866,188 868,097
South Atlantic..................................... GS5,342 688,891 694, 283 70S, 069 704,412 694, 894 686,545 675,549 691,413 711,705 686.227 645,060 637,086
East South Central............................. 264, 37S 265,057 267,066 274,840 272,229 260,539 265,712 267,030 268,677 26S, 330 261,419 251,333 245,618
West South Central........................... 211,940 213,921 210,806 210,944 210,670 807,999 209,147 215,558 214,843 213,191 214,659 213,013 208,529
Mountain............................................... SI, 113 78,308 78,606 75,620 79,589 82.396 85,382 88,809 84,242 82,922 85.504 79,835 77,143
Pacific.................................................... 235,515 204,590 211,017 224,687 239,409 247,313 251,484 261,145 205,334 259,044 244,899 217,719 199,639

W AGE

Wage earners employed on the 15th day of each month, or nearest representative day.
Per
Average
cent
number
mini­
em­
State.
mum
ployed
during January. Febru­ March. April.
May.
June.
July. August. Septem­ October. Novem­ Decem­ offorms
maxi­
ber.
ber.
ber.
ary.
year.
mum.
i
New York.................... ........................ 1,057,85? 1,055,575 1,078,354 1,034,773 1,084,215 1,067,030 1,053,471 1,033,953 1,037,475 1,067,384 1,072,512 1,034,649 1,014,393
92.7
North Carolina..................................... 130,844 138,553 138,731 141,491 140,511 139,150 137,182 136,775 135,011 134,465 133,804 133, 544 132,911
93.9
North D akota.., .................................
3,275
8 , 054.
2,976
3,442
3,625
3,533
3,333
3,175
81.5
3,000
3,104
3,207
3,554
3,397
Ohio........................................................ 510,435 511,055 524,663 534,537 533,186 523,053 518,310 500,133 506,991 510,037 501,396 478,412 476, 841
89.2
93.4
Oklahoma............................................. 17,443 17,365 17,176 17,164 17,493 17,807 17,334 17,232 16.902 17,398 18,086 17,911 17,446
Oregon.................................................... 28,829 26,154 26,715 28,52? 30,806 31,596 31,540 31,095 30,505 29,243 28,421 26,531 24,815
78.5
Pennsylvania...................................... 924,478 945,481 949,918 962,114 955,614 942,197 936,124 920,404 914,502 917,927 902,731 878,138 873,586
90.8
Rhode Island....................................... 113,425 116,501 116,597 116,685 116,349 115,661 114,119 111,600 110,936 112,035 112,300 110,056 108,861
92.8
South Carolina..................................... 71,914 75,728 76,898 77,256 73,826 71,200 69,830 69,334 68,885 69,215 69,557 70,540 71,299
83.4
South Dakota......................................
3,893
3,794
3,878
4,007
3,788
84.7
3,990
3,560
3,588
3,715
3,992
4,087
3,490
3,488
8
8
Tennessee............................................... 74,373 73,538 74,236 76,116 77,312 70,040 76,450 76,034 76,047 75,559 72,672 70,269 6 , BOS
Texas...................................................... 74,853 76,993 75,559 74,217 73,261 72,819 73,078 75,779 76,587 70,983 75,5SS 73,654 74,318
93.8
Utah........................................................ 13,894 13,035 18, 582 12, 578 13,101 13,386 14,262 15,401 14, 993 15, 794 15,525 13,334 12,937
78.4
91.3
Vermont................................................ 32,704 33,288 33,273 34,155 84,194 34,125 33,254 31,792 31,213 32,208 31,615 31,571 31,760
86.1
Virginia................. ................................ 102,820 100,795 101,063 103,802 10B, 175 105,902 104,916 102,697 103,418 108,690 106,016 96,944 93,582
70.6
Washington........................................... 67,205 58,748 62,691 09,411 73,351 74,736 79,182 72,990 73,757 70,227 64,047 58,243 63,071
81.6
West Virginia....................................... 71,078 71,642 71, 608 74,664 76.677 76,205 73,332 69, S80 71,041 71,664 69,773 63,875 62,572
88,6
Wisconsin.............................................. 194,310 197,347 203,166 205,512 199; 210 196,041 196,523 193,170 193,475 190,652 187,342 132,227 m , 055
2,989
8
, 6
4
3,34?
3,279
2,663
3,070
78.8
3,230
Wyoming........................................ . . .
2,815 1 2,736
2, 646 2,882
3,352
3,207
91.7
Total.......................................... 7,036,337 7,075,682 7,141,594 7,242,752 7,217,320 7,148,650 7,100,368 7,018,867 7,020,683 7,086,815 7,006,331 6,736,698 6,640,284

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No. 175.—W age E arners : N umber E mployed

.

2

N o. 1 7 8 . — W AG E E A E N E B S:

N um ber E mployed in M anufactures , C la ssified A ccording to P revailing H ours of L abo r ,

1914.

Prevailing hours of labor per week.

Average Per cent
number
employed. of total.

48 hours and u n d e r . ^ .................................... L...............................
831,779
Between 48 and 54 hours *................................................... ....................
944,562
54 h mlfs.................
.
.
.......
1,813,079
Retweeti 54 S.rir] ROhmirQ .
1,547,374
60 hours......................................................................... .. ..................... .. 1,484.662




Prevailing hours of labor per week*

.
11.8 Between 60 and 72 hn?irs
13.4 72 hours..... ............................ . .
,
25.8 Over 72 timirq . . .
22.0
T o ta l.................................... .
21.1

Average Per cent
number
employed. of total.

.........................................j
249,026
„..............................................
106,080
...
.......................
59,775
..................
..........
7,036,337

3.5
1.5

0.8
100.0

'S&IHXSiHrJSTI O N IH H X O V ^ a N T K NX SR K N H V a IIDVM.

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.!

to
-a

272

WAGES AND HOUKS OF LABOR,

177.— W A G E S A N D H O U R S O F L A B O R : R e l a t iv e H o u r s o f L a b o r
P e r W e e k , R e l a t iv e R a t e s o f W a g e s P e r H o u r , a n d R e l a t iv e R a t e s op
W a g e s P e r W e e k , C o m p u t e d fr o m U n io n S c a l e s , 1913 to 1917.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor. The figures are based on
data obtained in the principal cities of the United States, 40 cities being covered for 1913, 41 cities for
1914, 47 cities for 1915,48 cities for 1916, and 56 for 1917. The relative hours are percentages which in­
dicate the change in the regular full-time working hours per week, account not being taken of loss of
time from slack work or other causes. The relative wages are percentages which indicate the change in
wages per hour and per full-time week. Hours and rates for 1913=100. The figuresare based on the
scale prevailing May 15,1913, May 1,1914 and 1915, and May 15,1916 and 1917.
N o.

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
pe*
week.
Year.

Rela­
Rela­ tive
tive .rate of
rate of wages
wages per
per ’ week,
hour. full
time.

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
week.

100

99
99
98
98

100
102

103
107
117

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
week.

Rela­
Rela­
Rela­ tive Rela­ Rela­ tive
tive
tive rate of full­ tive rate of
rate of wages time rate of wages
wages per hours wages per
per week, per
per week,
hour. full week. hour. full
time.
time.

Brewery and bottling-house workmen.

T> 1
isnircrs*
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Rela­
Rela­ tive
tive rate of
rate of wages
wages per
per week,
hour. full
time.

Bottlers.
100
102

103
105
114

100
100

99
98
98

100

103
107
110
115

Brewers.
100

103
106
108
113

100
100

99
99
99

Chauffeurs and drivers.

100
102

100
102

111

110

104
106

103
105

100
100
100
100

99

100
102

100
102

112

110

103
105

103
105

Brewery and bottling-house workmen—Continued.
Elevator men.

Coopers.
1913-1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100
100
100
100

100
101
101
104
111

100
101
101
104
111

100

93
85
85
84

100

108
119
119
126

100
101
102
102

107

Engineers.
100
100

99
97
97

100
102

Firemen.
100
102

103
107
113

103
104
109

100
100

99
98
98

100
102

104
107
HO

100
102

103
105
108

Brewery and bottling-house workmen—Continued.

1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

1913..
1914..
1915..
Itl6..
1917..

1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100

100
102

100
102

97
97
97

108
113

104
109
116

100
100

100
102
106
111

100
102
102

Maltsters.

Laborers.

Labelers, bottle beer.
100
100
100
100

100
101
102

100
100
100

100

100
101

100

103
109

96
89
89

100

100
100

100

Oilers.
100
101

104
115
116

103
104

108
111
88
120
no
106
99
Brewery and bottling-house workmen—Continued.
Stablemen.
• Washers.
Packers, bottle beer.
120

104
103
105
104
95
99
109
107
105
94
118
113
114
108
97
94
Brewery and bottling-house workmen—
Continued.
Miscellaneous occupa­
Watchmen.
tions.

100
100
100
100

98

100
101
102

105
114




100
101
102
105
110

100
100
100

99
99

100
101

100
101

111

111

105
109

105
108

98
98
99

100
101
102
110
110

100
101
101

109
109

100
100
100
100

98

100
102

103
107
109

100
102

103
107
108

Washhouse men.
100
100

99
99
99

100
101

100
101

111

no

104
106

103
105

Building trades.
Bricklayers, sewer, tun­
nel, and caisson.

Bricklayers.
100
100

99
99
99

too

102

103
104
107

100
102
102

103
106

100
100
100
100
100

100
100
100
100

103

100
100
100
100

103

WAGES AND

273

HOURS OF LABOR,

No. 177. —W ages and

H ours op L abor : R elative H ours op L abor P er W eek ,
R elative R ates op W ages P er H our , and R elative R ates op Wages P er
Wekk , Computed from U nion S cales , 1913 to 1917—Continued,

Year.

Rela­
Rela­
Rela­
tive
tive
tive
full­ rate of rate of
wages
time
per
hours
week,
per
per
full
hour.
week.
time.

Rela­ Rela­ Rela­
tive
tive
tive
full­ rate of rate of
wages
time
per
hours wages week,
per
per
hour.
full
week.
time.

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
week.

Rela­
Rela­
tive
tive rate of
rate of wages
wages
per
per
week,
hour.
full
time.

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours

per
week.

Rela­
Rela­
tive
tive rate of
rate of wages
wages
per
per
week,
hour.
full
time.

Building trades—Continued.

Building laborers.

1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..

1917..

100
100
100
99
98

100
101
101
106
117

100
101
100
104
112

Carpenters, parquetry
floor layers.

Carpenters.
100
100
100
99
99

100
102
103
106
115

100
102
103
106
115

100
100
100
100
100

100
106
107
108
120

100
106
107
108
118

Cement finishers.
100
99
99
98
97

100
101
102
103
109

100
100
101
101
106

Building trades—Continued.
Cement finishers*
helpers.

1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100
100
100
100

100
101
101
102
106

100
100
101
101
106

Engineers, portable
and hoisting.

Cement finishers,
laborers.

100
100
100
103
110

100
100
100
100
100

100
100
100
103
109

100
100
99
99
98

100
101
102
103
108

100
101
101
101
106

Hod carriers.

100
99
99
99
99

100
101
102
105
117

100
101
102
105
117

Building trades—Continued.
Inside wire men, fixture
hangers.

Inside wi remen.

1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100
99
98
98

100
103
105
107
114

100
103
104
106
112

100
99 ;
98
96
96

100
106
106
110
118

100
105
105
107
114

Lathers.

100
100
99
99
99

100
102
103
106
110

Marble-setters.

100
102
103
105
109

100
100
100
100
100

100
101
102
102
103

100
101
102
102
102

Building trades—Continued.
Painters.

Marble-setters* helpers.
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100
100
100
100

100
101
101
101
107

100
100
100
100
107

100
100
100
99
98

3 2 951 °— s a 1917 ------- 18




100
103
104
113
117

Painters, fresco.
100
103
104
112
116

100
99
99
98
S8

100
104
104
117
118

Painters, sign.
100
104
104
115
116

100
100
99
99
99

100
100
100
103
107

100
100
100
102
106

274

W AGES AND

HOURS OF LABOR,

N o. 1 7 7 ,—Wages and H ours of L abor : R elative H ours of L abor P er W eek ,
R elative R ates of Wages P er H our , and R elative R ates of Wages P er
W eek , Computed from U nion S cales, 1913 to 1917—Coat in nod.
Rela­ Rela­ Rela­
tive
tive
tive
full­ rate of rate of
wages
time
per
hours wages week,
per
per
hour.
full
week.
time.
Year.

Rela­
tive
Rela­
rate of
tive
rate of w
per
wages
week,
per
hour.
full
time.

Relatime
hours
per
week.

Rela­
Rela­
tive
tive
rate of
rate of wages
per
wages
per
week,
hour.
full
time.

Rela­
tive
fulltime
hours
per
week.

Rela­
Rela­
tive
tive rate of
rate of wages
per
wages
week,
per
full
hour.
time.

Rela­
tive
full-

time

hours
per
week.

Building trades—
Continued.

1913..
1914..
1015.,
1916..
1917..

1
1
6

90

0
0
8

98

0
0
1

105
108

1
1
11

0

Plumbers and gas
fitters.

Plasterers’ laborers.

Plasterers.

103
106

0
0
0

0

10

0

01
1
1

0

0

1
1 1
1

0
0

0
0 0
0

1

97

1 97
0 99
0 106

1

104

0
1 2
2

1
1 1
1

99

0 0

103
107

1 99

0

1 01
0 11
2
1

0

Sheet-metal workers.
0 0
0

0 0
1
0

105

1
0
0 104
0 105
1
0
21
1

1 1040
1 - 0 1 1050
0
2 99
107
99
1
1

0
6
1

Building trades—Continued.
Steam fitters’ helpers.

Ste:am fitteirs.
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

1

99
09
99
98

0

10
1

104
106
no

0
0

01
21

103
105
109

0

0

1

10

0

1
1
1

0
0
0

0 190
1
0
1 105
0 106
0 113

Structural-iron
workers.

Stonemasons.

1
21
1

01
21
1
1
21

0
0
1

104
106

0
0
0
0
0

10
0
1 0103 1
0
104
0
0106
0n o

01

01
1
1
1

0

103
104
105
109

99

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0104

1
1
1

103
109

no

0
0

0

2
2

Building trades—Continued.
Structural-iron work­ Structural-iron workers,
ers, finishers.
finishers’ helpers.
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

1
1
1
1

99

0
0
0
0

0
0
01
0
01
0 104

2
21

104
108

109

1
0

2

1

0

98

0

0
1
1
01

no

0
0
0

1 1
11
11
11

Tile layers.

0 0
0
0
0

108

0 0
111 0 0
1
1 99

2 01
1

0

103
108

99

Tile layers’ helpers.
1 1
11
0 1
1

0

106

0 0
0
0
0

0 01
01 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
0
0 1 11 0
0
01
11
00
1 1040
0 103
1 98
108
2 98
106
97
1
1
1108

1

0

Chauffeurs, teamsters., and drivers.
Chauffeurs.

1013..
1914..
1915.1916..
1917..

1
1

99
97
96

0
0

01
0
1

0

106
113

01

0

01

0

21

0

1 99

104
109

0

01
1

103
107
114

99
98

0
01
0 1 21
1

0
01
0 0 1 12
0
2

106

1

1

0
0

01
0

0

1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

1
1
1
1
1

0
0
0
0
0

0
01
0
01
10
0
0 105
0109




1

105
109

0

01
1
1

0
0
0

•0 100
104
105
0106
0

0

0

1
1
1

104
107

0

0

1
0
10
0
0
103 1 1 103 1
0
1 103
0
0 103
0116
117
0 119
119

Metal trades.

Stone cutters.
01
1

01

105
no

99

2 96

Granite and stone trades.
Granite cutters.

Freight handlers.

Miscellaneous occupa­
tions.

Teamsters and drivers.

Blacksmiths.
1

104
105
105

1

0

1

0
1 1
1 1

0 0 0 0
0 0 1 01

99

0 99

106
114

Blacksmiths’ helpers.
1

0

21

0

105

1 1

0

01
1
2

0
0

99

1 1 1 2 98

1 0
01

0

104
109

1

0 1
0
0
0 1 1 11 0 0 0 0 2 1
1 104 0
0
2

107
2
119

1

0
1

0

0

W AGES

AND

HOURS

275

OF LABO R,

N o . 1 7 7 .—W a g e s a n d H o u r s o f L a b o r : R e la t iv e H o u r s o f L a b o r P e r W e e k ,
R e la t iv e R a tes of W a g e s P e r H o u r , a n d R ela t iv e R a tes of W a g e s P e r
W e e k , C o m pu ted F rom U n io n S c a l e s , 1913 to 1917— C o n tin u ed .
Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
Year. week.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
pear
hour.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
week,
full
time.

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
week.

Rela­
Rela­ tive
tive rate of
rate of wages
wages per
per week,
hour. full
time.

Rela­
tive
full­
tim e
hours
per
week.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
week,
full
time.

Rela­
tive
full­
tim e
hours
per
week.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
week,
full
time.

Metal trades—Continued.
Boiler makers’ helpers.

Boiler makers.
100
100
101
106
114

100
100
100
97
! 97

200
100
100
103
111

100
100
100
98
97

100
101
101
108
114

100
100
101
105
111

Machinists.

Core makers.
100
100
100
99
99

100
101
102
109
123

300
101
102
108
121

100
99
99
97
96

100
102
102
116
127

100
101
102
112
123

Metal trades—Continued.
Metal polishers and
buffers.

Machinists’ helpers.
1913..
1914..
1915..
1010..
1917..

100
100
100
107
118

100
100
100
100
100

100
100
100
307
117

100
100
100
97
96

100
100
101
308
120

100
100
101
105
116

Millwork.
j
1913.. I 100
1914.. 97
1915.. 97
1916.. 95
1917.. 94

100
102
103
107
115

100
98
99
102
107

100
99
99
99
99

100
100
190
98
97

100
101
101
110
124

100
101
101
107
120

100
99
99
99
97

100
101
101
108
124

100
100
100
107
119

Printing and publishing: Book and job.

Painters, hardwood
finishers.

Carpenters.

Pattern makers , wood.

Holders, iron.

100
105
108
122
124

100
104
108
121
122

Compositors.

Bookbinders.
100
100
100
100
100

100
102
102
102
108

100
102
102
102
108

100
100
100
100
100

100
103
103
105
107

100
103
103
105
107

Printing and publishing: Book and job—Continued.
Flectrotypers: Bat- Eiectrotypers: Finish­
ers and moiders.
fcerymen and builders.
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100
100
100
100

100
105
108
111
116

100
105
108
111
115




100
100
100
100
100

100
104
106
109
112

100
104
106
109
112

Linotype operators.
100
100
100
100
300

100
101
101
102

m

100
101
101
102
104

Machine tenders.
100
100
100
100
100

100
100
101
101
103

300
100
101
102
104

276

W AGES

AND

HOURS

OF

LABO R.

N o. 1 7 7 .— W a g e s a n d H o u r s o f L a b o r : R e la t iv e H o u r s of L a b o r P e r W e e k ,
R ela t iv e R a t es of W a g es P e r H o u r , a n d R e la t iv e R a t es o f W a g e s P e r
W e e k , C o m pu ted from U n io n S c a les , 1913 to 1917— C o n tin u ed .
^
Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
Year. week.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
week,
full
time.

Rela­ Rela­
tive tive
full­ rate of
time wages
hours per
per
week. hour.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
week,
full
time.

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
week.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
week,
full
time.

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
week.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
week,
full
time.

Printing and publishing: Book and job—Continued,
Machinist operators.
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100
100
101
101

100
101
101
101
103

100
101
101
102
104

Press feeders.
100
100
100
100
100

100
103
103
104
135

Pressmen, cylinder.
100
103
103
104
no

100
100
100
100
100

100
102
102
104
106

100
102
102
104
106 •

Pressmen, platen.
100
100
100
100
100

100
102
102
104
109

100
102
102
104
109

Printing and publishing: Newspaper.
Compositors, daywork. Compositors, nightwork,
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100
100
100
100

100
101
102
102
105

100
101
101
102
105

100
100
100
100
100

100
101
101
102
104

100
101
101
101
104

Linotype operators,
daywork.
100
100
99
99
99

100
101
102
103
106

100
101
102
102
105

Linotype operators,
day work (piecework).
100
100
100
100
102

i 100
i too
1 100
1 100
i 101

Printing and publishing: Newspaper—Continued.
Linotype operators,
nightwork.
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100
100
100
99

100
101
102
102
105

100
101
101
101
1G4

Linotype operators,
nightwork (piecework).
100
100
100
99
101

1 100
1 100
1 100
i 100
* 100

Machine tenders,
daywork.
100
100
100
100
100

100
101
101
101
103

Machine tenders,
nightwork.
100
100
101
101
102

100
100
100
100
100

100
100
101
101
102

100
100
101
101
102

Printing and publishing: Newspaper—Continued.
Machinist operators,
daywork.
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100
100
100
100
100

100
100
100
102
104




100
100
100
102
104

Machinist operators,
nightwork.
100
100
100
100
99

100
100
100
100
104

100
100
100
100
103

Pressmen, web presses, Pressmen, web presses,
daywork.
nightwork.
100
100
100
100
100

10T'

101
101
102
104

i Based on price per 1,000 ems, nonpareil,

100
101
101
102
104

100
100
100
100
100

100
101
101
102
103

100
101
101
102
103

W AGES

AND

HOURS

OF

277

LABOR,

No. 177 .—W ages and H ours of L abor : R elative H ours of L abor P er W eek ,
R elative R ates of Wages P er H our , and R elative R ates of Wages P eb
W eek , Computed from U nion Scales, 1913 to 1917—Continued.

Year.

Rela­
tive
lull­
time
hours
per
week.

Rela­
Rela­
Rela­ tive Rela­ Rela­ tive
tive
tive rate of full­ tive rate of
rate of wages time rate of wages
wages per hours wages per
per week,
per week, per
hour. full week. hour. full
time.
time.

Printing and publishing: Newspaper—Con­
tinued.

100
100
100
100
100

100
101
101
102
105

100
101
101
102
105

100
100
100
100
100

100
101
101
102
105

Rela­
Rela­ tive
tive rate of
rate of wages
wages per
per week*
hour. full
time.

Bottlers.
100
±01
101
102
104

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
week.

100
100
99
98
97

100
101
105
no
117

100
lOf
104
108
113

100
100
100
100
100

Miscellaneous
occupations.
100
100
99
99
97

100
106
109
115
128

100
105
109
114
125




Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
week,
full
time.

Chauffeurs and drivers.

Soft-drink establish­
ment employees—Con­
tinued.

1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Rela­
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.

Soft-drink establishment employees.

Stereotypers,
night work.

Stereotypers,
daywork.
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Rela­
tive
full­
time
hours
per
week.

i
i

100
101
102
103
112

100
101
102
103
112

278

M IN IN G A N D M ETA LLU R G IC A L IN D U S T R IE S .

N o. 1 7 8 .— M IN IN G A N D M E T A L L U R G IC A L IN D U S T R IE S : N u m b e r
E m p l o y e d , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1915 a n d 1916.

op

Me n

[Source: Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior.)
Industry.
Coal mines.............................
Coke ovens........ . . . .............
TW'ptni
Smelting plants i.................




Industry.

m s

1916

734,008
31,060
152,118
31,327

18,564
720,071 Ore-dressing plants............
100,740
31,603 Quarries...............................
2205,000
Total.........................
1,067,817
49,363

1 Excluding iron and steeJ furnaces,
2 Figures subject to revision.

1915

1916
22,365
90,797
1,120,099

IN T E R N A L

C O M M U N IC A T IO N

AND

T R A N S P O R T A T IO N .

N o . 1 7 9 .— PU B L IC R O A D S : M il e a g e

of R o a d s a n d N u m b e r o f B r id g e s B u ilt
b l S t a t e o r S t a t e A i d , M il e a g e o f R o a d s M a in t a in e d w it h S t a t s A i d , 1016,
a n d M il e a g e o f A ll S t a t e a n d S t a t e -A id R o a d s B u il t , w it h M il e a g e o f
P u b l ic R u r a l R o a d s , J a n . 1, 1917, b y S t a t e s .

{Source: Circular No. 74 of the Division of Road Economics, Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering,
Department of Agriculture.]

State,

Work done in 1916 under
State supervision.
rtllTotal
8*li Dfnfn
OltilC
Roads Bridges and
State
main­ built by State-aid
and
roads
State-aid tained State or buiit to
with
roads
State
State
built
aid in Jan. 1,
1917.
in 1910. aid in
1916.
1910.
M iles.

i S2
70
3 380
256
42,105
6

M iles.

214
1,153
2,603
1,432

California..........................................
Colorado............................................
Delaware..........................................
Florida..............................................
Georgia..............................................
s 120
Idaho__
. . .................
380
Illinois....................
..................
9 299
273
Indiana.............................................
Iowa........................ ..................
Kansas..............................................
Kentuckv......................................... 10 £il
n 160
Louisiana.........................................
355
12 229
3,402
Maine.................................................
Maryland..........................................
95
1. 450
13 192
1.100
Massachusetts.................................
743
3,000
Michigan............................... ..........
Minnesota........................................ is 3,769 12,704
Mississippi.......................................
Missouri............................................ (M)
9,000
Montana...........................................
30
Nebraska..............
......
Nevada..............................................
104
1,159
New Hampshire.............................
70
2,429
New Jersey......................................
17 315
New Mexico....................................
New York
„
..............
6,500
515
North Carolina...............................
North Dakota.................................
371
1,445
Ohio...................................................
1,900 is 7,000
Oklahoma........................................
Oregon..............................................
39
20 248
Pennsylvania..................................
9,171
305
Rhode Island...................................
South Carolina................................
South Dakota.................................
Tennessee.........................................
150
500
Texas.............................................
2i 586
3,440
U tah..................................................
180
4,200
Vermont...........................................
23 700
Virginia............................................
24 420
2,100
Washington........ ...........................
West Virginia.................................
Wisconsin........................................ 2*1,159
W yoming.........................................
Total and averages........... 16,160 75,311
i Includes 14 miles of earth roads,
s 847 linear feet of bridges.
3 Only engineering and supervision furnished by
State, Includes 70 miles of earth roads.
* Includes 1,810 miles of earth roads.
8 Includes about 6,300 miles of earth roads.
8 Includes 25 miles of reconstruction.
J Includes 195 miles of reconstruction.
8 Includes 106 miles of earth roads.
* Includes 56 miles of earth roads.
“ Includes 275 miles of reconstruction and70miies
of earth roads.
u Includes 64 miles of earth roads.
I2 Includes 11 miles of earth roads



4

M iles .

659
372
534
1,907
5 7,305
1 1,627
160

Mileage of rural public roads.
Total
all sur­ Total Percent­
faced all pub­ age of
roads in lic rural surfaced
State roads in roads in
(approx­ State.
State.
imate).
M iles.

M iles.

6,000 55,446
375 12,075
1,500 50,743
12,300 61,039
170
1, 800 39,780
9
3,100 14,061
3,674
275
3,500 17,995
13,000 SO,669
60
800 24,393
413
449
767 12,400 95,647
31,000 73,347
1,000 104,074
1,400 111,052
1,611 13,400 57,916
752
2,400 24,563
11
1,798
3,250 23,537
1,321
12
2, SO!) 16, -459
1,998
8,900 IS, 6S1
C 19
14)
3,940
9,600 74,190
6, 500 93,517
16192 10,011
2,600 45,779
96,041
50
0 1) 30 : 7,2800 39,204
127
7
1,350 80,272
320 12,182
**
1,900 14,020
1,2*0
14
2,054
6.000 14,817
846
' 550 11,873
74
6,765 18,000 79,398
6, 750 50,758
1,100 68,796
227
1,299 31,500 86,354
1,900
19 2,100
300 107,916
413
4,875 30,819
22
24
1,988 10,500 91, 556
325
2,170
4
750
3,700 42,226
750 96,306
150
8,750 46,050
7
12,000 128,960
3,440
8,810
1,500
22 36
2,011
67
2,100 14.249
4,463
5,500 53i 388
67
1,977
5,900 42,428
1,532 32,024
5,070 14,850 75, 707
w 7S5
520 14,797
4,490 69,186 287,047 2,455,761
is Includes 52 miles of reconstruction,
i* No data.
is Includes 2,186 miles of earth reads.
ifl Also 2,330 culverts.
17 Includes 181 miles of earth roads,
is All earth roads.
13*Includes culverts.
8
20 Includes 224 miles of resurfacing.
Includes 42S miles of grading.
22 Also 922 culverts.
so Includes S9 miles of earth roads.
Includes 110 miles of earth roads.
* Includes 486 miles of grading.
<i2)

10. 8
3.1
30
20. 2
4.6
22.0
80
10 4
15.3
3.3
13.0
42.5
1.0
1.3
23.2
9.8
13. 8
17.6
47.6
13.0
7.0
5.7
7.6
2.0
1.7
2,6
13.5
40,5
4.6
22.7
13.3
1.6
30.5
.3
13.2
11.4
34.5
8.8
.8
18.9
9.3
17.1
14.9
10.3
13.9
4.7
19.6
3.5
1LG

279

S o u r c e s of F u n d s a n d D istr ib u t io n of E x p e n d it u r e s U n d e r S p e c if ie d H e a d s , W it h L ocal R oad and
B r id g e E x p e n d it u r e s n o t U n d e r H ig h w a y D e pa r t m en ts , 1916, and S tate F u n d s A v a il a b le , 1917, b y S t a te s .

N o . 1 8 0 . — P U B L IC B O A D S :

bD
Oo
©

[Source: Circular No. 74 of the Division of Hoad Economics, Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering, Department of Agriculture.]
Distribution of expenditures.

Source of funds.
State.

Alabama -. Arizona----Arkansas...
California 3.
Colorado—
Connecticut.
Delaware---Florida7
Georgia a----Idaho.............
Illinois----Indiana 9 - Iowa 10. . . .
K ansas7...
K entucky.
Louisiana.........
Maine................
Maryland.........
Massachusetts.
Michigan..........
Minnesota..
Mississippi7
Missouri —
Montana7 -.
Nebraska..
N evada 9 ................
New Hampshire.



State,

Local.

D o lla rs .
83,962
102,422
441, 202
55.483 i 1,683,549
4,285,964
607,628 '*“ 662,' 829
85.000
1,865,948
31.000
31,000
10.484
348,061
100,057
1,119,202 1,593,953
90,821
10,000
70S, 346 1,740,187
274,111
184,533
453,51S
1,055,250
280,000
2,280,000
447,905
2,701, 236
982,939 2,350,000
1,390,525 3,376,550
6,500
482,860
(8)
26,150
D o lla r s .

110,000

' "go'ooo

414,6

430,742

Total.

D o lla rs.

Equip­
Construc­ Construc­ Maintenance Engineer­ Adminis­ ment and
tion of
tion of
roads and
miscel­
ing.
tration.
bridges.
bridges.
roads.
laneous.
D o lla rs.

157,257
186,384
441,202
246,366
1,739,032 1,683,549
4,285,964 2,766,910
1,270,457
851,970
377,574
1,950,948
62,000
60,000
10,484
448,118
281,956
2,713,155 1,830,855
90,821
10,000
2,448,533 2,357,721
458,643
401,599
1,508,768 1,034,340
2,560,000 1.500.000
3,149,141 1,620,647
3,332,939 3.100.000
4,767,075 2,865,381
6,500
482,860 ** 279,' 548
26,150

200,000

845,411

481,512

12,747
114,549
(-)
&245,610
151,469

D o lla r s .
........28*130'
1,033,564
126,110
1,315,028

92,072
587,336

27,534
33,763

D o lla rs.

(£>
80,519
300,000
n 101,176
5 891,353

14,768
292.406
650,000
1,212,041
is 32,169
793,254
193,226

180,000
‘ *24*473

284,224

D o lla rs.

7,150
26,976
30,894
293,153
(6)
79,713
3,637
"*33,' 976
171,826
90,821
(6)
64,292
21,828
62,197
70,000
200,422
56,738
217,088
<G
)
6,589
6,500
30,853

D o lla rs.

9,230
14,712
24,589
0)
46,767
19,756
2,000
5,519
6,080
53,620

0)
10,000
26,540
18,803
37, 402
30,000
57,485
30,849

0)
6,500

10,085
13,539
13,500

21,039

D o lla rs.

16,469

Local road
and bridge
State expenditures,
1916, not
funds
under State
available highway de­
1917.
partment
(approx­
imate).
D o lla rs.

200,000

600,000
300.000
187,337 6,000,000
750.000
7,407 2,000,000
200.000
1,328
20,000
(8)
'*6*566' 750.000
35,755 1.500.000
400.000
200.000
(8>
750.000
1,646
200.000
1,905 1,000,000
10,000 1.500.000
58,546 3.950.000
12,007 1.500.000
1.500.000
10,000
700.000
150.000
6,023
500.000
140.000
3,300
450.000

D o lla rs.

4.000, 000
1,547, 019
1,704 855
16,106, 470
1,042, 751
1,250, 000
450, 000
4.000. 000
3,750; 000
1,500, 000
7,643,515
13,500,000
14,337,056
5.600.000

hj
d
w

3.000.
1,658,447
3.000.
3.350.000
6.750.000
3,975,192
3.250.000
7.500.000
3,449,419
4.300.000
275,000

000
000

e
a

w

o
>

%

2,000,000

1.200.000

1,167,843 2, 616,511
385,684
43,267
9,409,635 2,441,225
10,000
2,885,071 3,107,554
300,000 1,825,000
290,000
165,662
322,040
3,663,352
543,152

3, 784,354
428,951
11,850,880
10,000
5,992,625
2,125,000
455,662
w 3,985,392
543,152

673,845'
398,952
6,025,944
4,836,404
936,000
151,091
478,445

2,449,15S
4,252,397

650.000
290.000
53,951
57,199

2,907,498
439,052

150,000
20,000
1,257,666
(e)
266,464
68,000
7,327
193,817
37,503
30,000

748,778
330,000

200,000

400,000

600,000

350,000

25,000

170,000

179,400
632,800
542,524
859,672
10,967
950,000

725,760
250,000
1,348,725
2,104,340

905,160
882,800
1,891,249
2,964,013
10,967
5,070, 764

607,700
454,200
1,586,874
2,442,158

88,130
44,000
163,679
(0

96,310
340,000
i848,922
424,529

3,631,026

1,004,738

210,000

4,120,764

40,969,001 | 33,526,553

74,495,554 44,469,824 19 5,414,331

1 Local bond issues by highway districts.
2 Included under roads.
3 Does not include $168,026 expended by the State department of engineering in
improving 72 miles and maintaining 561 miles of mountain road.
4Included under engineering.
5 Includes culverts.
e Engineering included under administration.
2 State highway department educational and advisory.
8 No data.
8 State highway department established in 1917.

(17)

9,600
69,638
67,037
(6)
(6)

130,000
10.000
247,358
10.000
137.741
6', 000
7,244
199,823
6,430
25,000
11,300
* 35,000
22,136
30,288
10,967
225,000

18,452,861 19 3,656,705 is 1,572,292

125,000 2,000,000
400.000
67,515 12,000,000
10,000
■ 200,000
3,248 3.800.000
135,000
300.000
500.000
18 151,880 8,000,000
2,968
700.000
30.000
(®)
750.000
500.000
500.000
101,720
500.000
800.000
2,000,000
200,000
1.500.000
50.000
929,554 60,010,000

1 General supervision of all highway work.
0
1 On trunk line roads only.
1

2,000,000
400.000

14 8,050/510

5.500.000
2,711,295
7.000.
1.500.000
5.500.000
7.000.
400.000
1.250.000
2.708.000
4.000.
10,500,000
950.000
725.000
1.800.000
4,554,330
5.500.000
5.500.000
450.000
198,138,859

13 State reward funds to counties.
13 Approximate, exact data not available.
14 Includes $1,990,575 State aid to towns,
15 Docs not include $712,500.93 paid as cash bonus to second-class townships,
i® Includes $80,246.90 paid for purchase of toll roads.
17 Included under construction.

000
000
000

18 Includes $ 13,592.37 for 14.77 miles of surface treatment.
1 Partial totals.
8

281




256,350
CO

PUBLIC ROADS,

New Jersey.........................................
New Mexico *3.....................................
New York............................................
North Carolina7.................................
North Dakota7..................................
Ohio......................................................
Oklahoma............................................
Oregon..................................................
Pennsylvania......................................
Rhode Island.....................................
South Carolina 9.................................
South Dakota7- .................................
Tennessee............................................
Texas B..................................................
U tah......................................................
Vermont.......... ........................-.........
Virginia. -............................................
W ashington........................................
West Virginia.....................................
Wisconsin............................................
Wvoming 9..........................................
Total and average..................

282

PU B L IC BO ADS

Y ear of P assage o f F irst State -A id L aw , State
F unds E xpended U nder State H ighway D epartments and T otal Cash E x ­
penditures , 1904, 1913, and 1916, and T otal S tate F unds E xpended f o r R o a d
W ork from P assage of L aw to J an . 1, 1917, by States .

N o , 1 8 1 .— PUBLIC R O A D S :

[Source: Circular No. 74 of the Division of Road Economics, Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering,
Dex>artment of Agriculture.]

State.

Alabama..........
Arizona............
Arkansas____.
California........
Colorado..........
Connecticut...
Delaware.........
Florida.............
Georgia............
Idaho................
Illinois..............
Indiana............
Iowa.................
Kansas__ ___
Kentucky........
Louisiana........
Maine................
Maryland........
Massachusetts.
Michigan..........
Minnesota.......
Mississippi___
Missouri...........
Montana------Nebraska........
Nevada............
NewHampshire
New Jersey__
New M exico..
New York___
North Carolina
North Dakota.
Ohio.................
Oklahoma___
Oregon.............
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island.
South Carolina
South Dakota.
Tennessee........
T exas...............
Utah.................
Vermont.........
Virginia............
W ashington...
West Virginia.
Wisconsin........
W yoming........
Total

or
Year State funds expended "by de­
under State highway'
in
partment.
which
first
Stateaid law 1904
1913
1916
passed.

Total cash expenditures from all Total State
funds ex­
sources.
pended for
road work
from passage
of law to
1904
1916
1913
Jan. 1,1917.

D o lla rs . D o lla rs.
1911
127,005
1909
274,631
1913
25,000
1895
11,251 2, 032,084
,473,246
1909
1895 219,165 3, 483,575
1903
31,000
14,000
1915
1 1908
1905
68,000
1905
100,000
53.000
1904
9,500
1911
1912
15.000
1910
111,000
1901
44,885 563,541
1898
1,589,253
1892 575,606 2,266,068
1905
355,757
1905
503,186
1915
408,192
1907
1913
2,484
52,428
1911
1911
1903
44,000 475,449
1891 250,000 1,131,891
1909 ............... 121.631
1898 1,056,460 13,820,934
1901
5,000
1909
1904
738,174
1911
5,000
1913
5,008
1903 127,767 4,606,232
1902
79,397 715,664
1911
1915
97,000
1909
1898 127,381 505.000
1906
368.206
1905
1, 383, 770
1909
3,500
903.000
1911
1911
8,763
2,549,912 37,438,172

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

102,422
441,202
55,483
4,285,964
607.628
1, 865,948
31,000
10,484
100,057
1, 119,202
90,821
10,000
708,346
184,533
1,055,250
2,280,000
2,701,236
982,939
1,390,525
6,500
482,860
26,150

110,000

414,669
385,684
9,409,655
1 ,1 67 ,84 3

10,000

2,885,071
300,000
165,662
3,663,352
543,152

200,000
179,400
632,800
542,524
859,672
10,967
950,000
40,969,001

378,040
67,591
681,934
2,157,396
635,395
1,195,125
90,803
437,184
894,936
201,64S
3,844,424
3,438,389
2.344,107
'692,823
1,161,194
345,452
1,472,393
873,471
2.871,222
1,816,504
1,607,417
339,669
1,570, 801
308,744
494,886
46,876
872,606
3,274,8X1
35,458
3,937, 729
624,381
456,130
4,776,318
447,320
649, 718
4,887,266
376,812
334,082
268, 723
629,141
2,543,613
158,286
567,397
687,751
1,344,842
587, 870
1,924,026
74,476
59,427,180

D o lla rs.

2,960,753
675.000
1,611,000
‘11,934,244
1.943.000
4.734.000
370,480
2.500.000
2.900.000
1,000,000
6, GOO,000
9.750.000
8.053.000
5,164,860
1.948.000
2.258.000
2,046,284
3,089,253
5,566,068
6,310,757
4,003,186
2,000,000
6,058,708
1.813.000
2,313,616
174,177
1,475,449
4,131,891
424,544
20,759,628
2,338,942
1,023,569
11,642,940
3,379,180
3.260.000
10,471,000
997,440
1 ,000,000
1.250.000
2,000,000
7,269,592
597.000
1,181,039
2,664,311
5,443,280
1,045,853
7,000,000
374,149
187,524,193

D o lla rs.

1,186,384
1,988,221
3,443,887
20,392,434
2,313,208
3,200,948
512.000
4,010,484
3.750.000
1,948,118
10,356,669
13.500.000
14,427,877
5.610.000
4,448,533
3,458,643
3,167,215
5.560.000
6,499,141
10,082,939
8,742,278
3,256,500
7,982,860
3,475,569
4.500.000
275.000
2,045,410
5,784,354
828,952
19.901.391
5.510.000
2,711,295
12,992,625
3.625.000
5,955,662
10.985.392
943,152
1.250.000
2, 708,000
4.600.000
10.500.000
1,855,160
1,607,800
3,691,249
7,518,343
5,510,967
10,570,764/
450.000
572,634,424

1 Provides for convict-labor aid only,
2 Of this 8118,000 was returned to the counties in 1911 by act of legislature.




D o lla rs.

688,827
1,480,590
220,483
20,857,055
1,632,379
18,395,527
255,695
11,619
672,869
2,805,829
346,756
40.000
1,325,061
790,860
6,920,459
19,863,142
21,701,228
4,165,640
5,678,699
6,500
2,274,032
60,496
487,850
20.000
3,674,458
9,523,419
1,048,639
106,032,153
48,500
14,558,900
330,323
584,637
34,464,563
4,450,936
203,500
989,132
4,304,364
3,256,074
8,412,461
2 141,945
5,169,001
43,237
307,937,838

M OTOR

No. 182.—MOTOE CAES:

CAES.

285

o f , a n d T o ta l G r o s s R e v ­
States.
[Source: Bulletin. 73 of the Division of Road Economics, Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering,
Department of Agriculture.]1
8
7
6
*
2
enues,

R e g is t r a t io n s , N u m b e r

1914, 1915,

and

1916,

by

Motor-car registrations.'1

Total gross revemlies.

1914

1915

1916

1914

1915

1916

N um ber.

N um ber.

N um ber.

D ollars.

Dollars.

Dollar

11,634
21,636
113,202
180,744 203,655
8,672
Alabama............................................
5,040
7, 753
12,300
34,077
45,579
73,000
Arizona..............................................
15,000
80,551 150,009
56,420
5,042
8,021
Arkansas............................................
123,504
163,797
232,440 1,338,785 2,027,432 2,192,699
California...........................................
17,756
28,894
43,296
80,047
120,801 197,795
Colorado............................................
27, 786
536,970 768,728
406,623
41,121
56.048
Connecticut......................................
3,050
35,672
5, 052
?! 102
55,596
85,249
Delaware...........................................
20,147
29,396
4,833
47,624
8,009
13,118
District of Columbia......................
3 10,850
2 6,736
3 60,000 127,176
2 3,368
20,718
Florida...............................................
20,915
25,000
46,025
Georgia..............................................
104,575
125,000 154,735
3,346
7,071
Idaho..................................................
12,999
58,580
121,259 213,758
180,832
248,429
924,906 1,236,556
G99,725
Illinois................................................
131,140
Indiana..............................................
66,500
96,915
139,065
587,318 817,285
432,309
106,087
145,109
198,587 1,040,136 1,533,054 1, 776,170
Iowa....................................................
72,520
Kansas...............................................
49,374
112,122
387,588 535,762
268,471
19,500
Kentucky..........................................
31,500
11,766
85,883
117,117 184,741
11,380
17,000
75,600 112,009
Louisiana.......................................... a 12,000
3 12,000
Maine..................................................
21,545
30,972
15,700
192,542
268,412 363,562
20,213
31,047
44.245
Maryland..........................................
268,231
386,565 565,302
Massachusetts..................................
77,246
102,633
136,809
923,961 1,235,724 1,602,958
169,052
Michigan............................................
76,389
114,845
373,833 1,739,344
G)
67,862
5 46,000
93,209
82,469
Minnesota.........................................
132,398 a 160,540
Mississippi.......................................
76,700 175,000
9,669
25,000
51,146
5,694
Missouri............................................
54,468
76,462
103,587
235,873 3 323,289 439,315
Montana............................................
10,200
33,120
25,105
14,540
27,000
52,708
Nebraska................................. , .......
10,385
59,000
101,200
34,325 3 183,000 311,334
Nevada..............................................
1,487
20,116
4,919
7, S75
2,009 :
4,331
New Hampshire.............................
9,571
17,508
257,776 344,434
13,449
185,288
109,414 . 814,536 1,062,923 1,406,806
New Jersey.......................................
62,961
81,848
New Mexico....................................
29,625
5,100
3,090
8,228
19,663
47,865
New York.........................................
255,242
168,223
314,222 1,529,852 1,991,181 2.658,042
21,000
33,904
North Carolina.................................
14,677
89,580
123,000 ‘206,101
40,446
North D akota................................
17,347
24.908 :
55,964
79,245 125,283
O h io...............................................
122,504
181;332
252.431
685,457
984,622 1,286,405
25,032
13,500
52^ 713
Oklahoma.........................................
13,500
154,892 ‘ 555, OH
O regon ............................................... !
33,917
23,535
108,881 146,232
10, 447
{(j 592
Pennsylvania...................................
160,137
230,578 1,185,039 1,665,276 2,325,057
112,854
Rhode Island...................................
157,020
200,440 264,737
12,331
16,362
21,406
South Carolina *..............................
14, 000
15,000
e 25,000
15,000
34,000
10,000
South Dakota..................................
20, 929
28,724
44,271
125,000 3 180,000 140,746
Tennessee.......................................... 7 19,769
s 7,618
3 30,000
8 34,000 186,953
39,*538
Texas -...............................................
40,000
40,000 e 125,000
20,000
20,009
20,000
U tah ..-..............................................
2,253
9,177
13,507
4,852
s 60,000
93,494
Vermont...........................*..............
218,480 297,992
8,475
11,499
15,671
154,267
Virginia.............................................
13,984
21,357
35,426
120,814
176,875 271,266
Washington......................................
30,253
38,823
60, 734
238, 717 350,052
60,506
West Virginia..................................
6,159
20,571
13,279
60,648
128,952 198, 436
Wisconsin.........................................
79,741
431,977 615,721
53,161
115,645
293,580
Wyoming..........................................
2,428
3,976
7,125
12,140
19, 880
35, C25
Total...................................... 1,711,339 2,445,604 3,512,996 12,381,951 18,245,711 |25,865,370
1 Does not include motorcycles nor dealers’ and manufacturers1 licenses.
2 State registrations only.
8 Estimated.
* Registration law declared unconstitutional.
c Cars registered during 1916; total number of car s approximately 133,009.
6 Estimated number of cars in State.
7 Total cars registered under perennial system.
8 Registrations 1915 only.




and Lic e n se s , N um ber of , R e v e n u e s U n d e r S pecified H e a d s , F in e s and P enalties
T u r n e d I nto S tate R oad F u n d s , T otal R egistration and L icense R e v e n u e s , A verage R eturn per B-egistration , and P opulation
per M otor C ar a n d M otor C a r s per M ile of P ublic R ural R oad , 1916, b y S tates .

284

No. 183.—MOTOR VEHICLES: R egistration

[Source: Circular No. 73 of the Division of Road Economics, Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering, Department of Agriculture.]

Automo­

biles.

State.

N

e

v

a




d

a

. . . . . . .

MotorManufac­ vehicle
turers’ fines and
and
penalties
dealers’ turned
licenses. into State
road fund.

N umber. Number. N umber. Number. N um ber.

17,745
11,600
15,000
232,440
43,296
48,289
7,102
12,218
20,718
46,025
12,999
248,429
139,065
198,587
112,122
31,500
16,200
, 28,981
39,419
118,455
148,635
6 46,000
24,000
103,587
24,580
101,200
. . 4,672 .
. . . .

3,891
700
(2)

(2
)
<2
)

7,759
(2
)
900
O
<)
2
(2
)
(2
)
(s)
(2
)
(3
)
(2
)

800
1,991
4,826
18,354
11,417
(2
)
1,000
(2
)
525
0)

. . . . 247. . .
. .

1,500
1,398
750
1,200
U)
(*)
30.994 14,730
6,754
4,731
4,900 71,980
8,060
694
921 10,833
700
(4)
3,653
1,852
1,094
754
14,931 33,022
3,920
10,670
6,922
(5)
7,211
U)
1,814
1,590
900
(5)
1,284 34,834
5,115 27,113
10,713 171,596
8,951 11,282
2,200
4,100
800
(5)
4,278
9,938
695 23,699
3,867
(2)
. . . 200 . . . .'<*> . . .
. .
. .

105

1,781
1,575
401
418
284
2,871
960
2,774
2,245
200
351
1,755
1,977
682
430
1,251
293

Dollars.

63.00
15,360.87

10.75

16,466.8 L
52,999.14

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Total gross
mot or-vehicle
registration
and license
revenues.
Dollars.

Motor-vehicle revenues
available for road work.

Average
gross
revenue
return
By or under
per
Under
State high­ direction of motor-car
registra­
local
way depart­
authorities. tion.
ment.
Dollars.

Dollars.

203,655.00
73,000.00
73,000.00
75,000.00
75,000.00
150,000.00
2,192,699.24 964,784.66 964,784.65
90,250.33
197,794.75
90,250.33
768,727.91 768,727.91
85,249.00
47,624.00
127,176.00
18,815.00 105,493.00
106,928.75
154,735.30
53,439.50 160,319.50
213,758.00
1,236,566.35 1,236,566.35
796,906.00
817,284.50
88,808.50 1,598,553.00
1,776,170.05
585,762.00
543,248.00
184,740.74 161,674.70
112,000.00
100,000.00
363,562. 25 363,562.25
565,302.39 509,471.17
1,602,958.20 1,449,038.43
1.739,343.62 931,741.61 805,602.01
Go,662.00
82,469- 00
125,000.00
175,000.00
439,315.00 439,315.00
49,603.00
52,768.00
275,000.00
311,334.00
. . . 20,115.50. ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . .

Popu­
lation
per
motor
car.

Motor
cars per
mile of
public
rural
road.

108
21
116
12
22
22
30
27
43
62
33
25
20
11
16
75
107
25
31
27
19
49
78
33
18
13
. . 22 .
.

0.4
1.0
.3
3.8
.9
4.0
1.9
1.1
.6
.5
2.6
1.9
1.9
1.0
.5
.7
1.3
2.7
7.3
2.1
.5
.5
1.1
.6
1.2

Dollars.

. .

9.41
5.93
10.00
9.43
4.56
13.71
12.00
3.63
6.02
3.36
16.52
4.97
5.87
8.94
5.22
5.86
6.60
11.73
12.77
11.70
10.86
1.79
7.00
4.24
2.10
3.07
. . 4.01. .
. .

. .

.4

MOTOR VEHICLES

Alabama..................................................................
Arizona1.................................................................
Arkansas.................................................................
California................................................................
Colorado.................................................................
Connecticut............................................................
Delaware.................................................................
District of Columbia...........................................
Florida.....................................................................
Georgia...................................................................
Idaho.......................................................................
Illinois.....................................................................
Indiana...................................................................
Iowa.........................................................................
Kansas.....................................................................
Kentucky...............................................................
Louisiana1.............................................................
Maine........................... t .........................................
Maryland................................................................
Massachusetts........................................................
Michigan........... .....................................................
Minnesota...............................................................
Mississippi1...........................................................
Missouri...................................................................
Montana.................................................................
Nebraska...............................................................

Owners’
Motor­
and
trucks
and com­ Motor­ chauf­
cycles. feurs’
mercial
licenses.
vehicles.

. . . . . . . . . . .

1,919
12,209
364
25,842
1,750
1.315
2l' 933
2,058
3,368
21,439
1,330
1,000
1,819
1,800
5,000
1 423
725
1,927
6,170
(3)
8,958
(3>
250,820

1 Approximate* exact data not obtainable,
s Included under automobiles,
s Registration not required.
* No data.

22,017
137 855
0)
105,847
(&
m)
w

(5)

4,019
127,018
29,169

(5)
(5)

(5)
C)
929
19,727
3,000

(5)

314
U)
(3)
890,567

344,434.10
1,406,806. 06
47,864. 78
2,658,041.75
200,101.15
125,283.00
1,286,404.50
555,011.45
146,232. 00
2,325,057.50
264,737.00
10,000.00
140,746.00
186,952.76
20,000.00
93,494.00
297,992.43
271,266.38
350,052.00
198,436.09
615,721.00
35,625.00
................ i....................
a 41,275 138,676.39 25,865,369.75
189 3,974.82
914 41,161.00
12S
2,496
346
3,084
1,405
278
6.658 !__________
s s ;1 8,640.00
S53 :.....................
100 .....................
130 ;.....................
322 |.....................
1,812 1....................
: f.....................
1,958 !.....................

344,434.10
1,377.741.90
20 477.83
2,298,369.06
1,174,713.50
488,787. 45
2,325,057.50
248,737.00
18,695.28
87,612.23
277,992.43
262.438. IS

20,477.83
226,702.12
164,880.92
112,337.09
119,987.45
120,000. 00
168,257.48

350,052.00
441,011.00
28,5G0.00
16,411,519.87 7,499,291.13
147,003.00

6 License not required.
e Registrations 1916; total number of cars approximately 138,000.
7 No State registration; estimated number of cars in State,
s Partial totals.

19.67
12.86
5.82
8.45
6.02
3.12
5.05
10.53
4.31
10.08
12.36
LOO
3.18
6.23
.50
6.92
19.02
7.66
5.76
9. 64
5.33
5.00
7.36

25
27
50
32
71
18
20
42
24
37
28
65
13
76
35
32
23
62
25
67
22
25
29

1.2

7.3
.7

4.0

.7
.6
2,9
.5
.9
2.5
9.8
.6
.5
.7
.9
1.5
1.1
.7
1.4
.6
1.5
.5
1.4

285




17,508
(2)
104,341
5,073
S, 228
(2)
279,119 35,103
33,904
C2)
(2)
40,446
(4)
252'431
(2)
52'718
33,917
218,846 11,732
IS,551
2,855
725,000
O
2)
44,271
(3)
30,000
(2)
(2)
7 125,000
(2)
13,507
14,943
(2)728
35,426
53,953
6,781
(2)
20,571
111,645
4,000
7,125
(s)
3,394,314 8 118,682

MOTOR VEHICLES,

New Hampshire
New Jersey.........
New Mexico.......
New York...........
North Carolina..
North D akota...
Ohio.....................
Oklahoma...........
Oregon.................
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Island. . .
South Carolina L
South Dakota...
Tennessee1.........
T exas1.................
Utah.....................
Vermont..............
Virginia................
Washington........
West Virginia...
Wisconsin...........
Wyoming............
Total.........

286

POST OFFICES AND POST ROUTES

Ho. 18 4 .—POST OFFICES AND POST BOTJTES: N ujibee of P ost Offices, E x ­
tent of P ost R outes, and R evenue and E xpenditures of the P ost Office D epart­
ment, I ncluding A mounts P aid for T ransportation of the M ails , 1879 to 1917,
[Source: Annual reports of the Postmaster General.]
Year ended
June 30—

1379 .........................
I860.........................
1881.........................
1882.........................
1883.........................
1884 .........................
1885 .........................
1886 .........................
1887 .........................
1888 .........................
1889 .........................
1890.........................
1891.........................
1892 .........................
1893.......... i..............
1894 .........................
1895 .........................
1896 .........................
1897 .........................
1S9S.........................
1899.........................
1900 .........................
1901.........................
1902 .........................
JL903-.....................
1904.........................
1905 .........................
1906 .........................
1 9 0 7 ....,...............
1908 .........................
1909.........................
1910.........................
1911.........................
1912.........................
1913.........................
1914.........................
1915.........................
1910.........................
1917.........................

Post
offices.
N um ber.

40,588
42,989
44,512
46, 231
46,820
48,434
61,252
53, 614
55,157
57,376
58,999
62,401
64,329
67,119
68,403
69,805
70,064
70, 360
71,022
73, 570
75,000
76,688
76, 945
75,924
74,169
71,131
68,131
65, 600
62, 659
61,158
60,144
59,580
59,239
58,729
58,020
56,810
56, 380
55,934
55,418




Extent
of post
routes.

Revenue
of the
department.

Miles.

D ollars.

316,711
343, 888
344,006
343, 618
353,166
359,530
365,251
368,660
373,142
403,977 ,
416,159 :
427,990
439,027
417,591
453,833
454,746
456, 026
463,313
470,032
4S0,461
496,949
500, 990
511,808
507,540
506,268
496,818
486,805
478,711
463,406
450,738
448,618
447,998
435,388
436,469
436,293
435,597
433,334
444,279
479,457

30,041,983
33,315,479
36,785,398
41,876,410
45,508,693
43,325,959
42,560,844
43,948,423
48, 837,609
52,695,177
56,175,611
60,882,098
65,931,786
70,930,476
75, 896,933
75, 0S0,479
70, 983,128
82,499, 208
82, 665,463
89,012,619
95,021,384
102, 354,579
111,633,193
121,848,047
134,22-1,443
143, 582, 624
152,826,485
167,932,782
183,585,006
191,478,663
203,562,383
224,128,637
237,879,823
246,744,015
266,619,525
287, 934, 565
287,248,165
312,057,6S9
329,726,116

Expended for transporta­
tion of—

Total
expenditure
of tlie
Domestic mail. Foreign mail. department.
Dollars.

18,953,219
20, 857,802
22, S12,429
22,460,473
23,874,394
25,014,478
27,035,543
27,614,540
27,892,646
29,347,959
32, 361,697
34,116,243
37, 547,405
39,082,919
41,179,555
45, 375,359
46,336,326
47,993,067
48,028,094
50, 444,291
52,027,901
54,135,930
56,002,576
58, 589, 968
62,606,015
67,027,776
69,927, 689
72,944,352
77,471,917
78,174,988
80,901,899
81,709,433
85,130,742
86,302,922
88,451,168
98,802, 715
104,972,630
107,418,663
111,522,255

Dollars.

200,026
199,809
240,067
280,501
316,3-58
332,221
331,903
391,856
402,523
547,395
541,212
563,631
620,9S7
774,016
1,097,867
1,239,363
1,173,561
1,530,864
1,890,099
1, 760,091
1,769,851
2,100,266
2,148,635
2,410,473
2,580, 700
2,697,077
2, 828,703
2,895,756
2,988,849
2,982,732 '
2,804,170
3,164,254
3,204,599
3,195,883 '
3,691,879
3,565,323
3,074,875
3 ,2S5,530
3,155,433

D ollars.

33,449,899
36,542^801
39, 592,566
40,482,021
43,282, 944
47,224,560
50,046,235
51,004,744
53,906,194
56,468,315
62,317,119
66, 253, 548
73,059,519
76,980,846
81,581, 681
84,994,112
87,179, 551
90, 932,670
94,077,242
98,033,524
101,632,161
107,740,268
115,554,921
124, 785,697
138,784,483
152,362,117
167,399,169
178, 449,779
190,238,288
203,351, 886
221,004,102
229,977,224
237,648,926
248,525,450
262,067, 541
283,543,769
298,546,026
306,204,033
319,838,718

287

RAILW AY M A IL SERVICE.

H o . 1 8 $ .— RA ILW AY M AIL S E R V IC E : R ailrgad M ileage upon W hich M ail Was
Carried , A nnual Cost and A verage C ost per M ile of R ailroad M ail T ranspor­
tation , and E xpenditure for R ailway M ail Service E mployees, 1879 to 1917,

[Source: Annual reports of the Postmaster General.]

Year ended
June 38—

Total rail­ Railroads
roads in
operation upon which
inStates mad was
United carried.
Dec. 3U

Miles
.

MUes
.

Railroad mail txans- :; Railway Mail
portation.
Service.

Annual
transpor­
tation
of mail by
railroads.

Average of em­ Annual
Annual annual cost Number expendi­
cost. per mile. ployees. ture.

Miles

Dollars

.

.

Dollars
' ,

Dollars
.

79,991 93,092,992 9,792,589
0.10511 2,609 2,624,890
1879.................... 86,556
93,267 85,320 96,497,463 10,648,986 ! .1103 2,946 2,850,930
I860...................
1881.................... 103,108
91,569 103,521,229 11,963,117
. 1155 3,177 3,108,801
.1151 3,570 3,486, 779
1882.................... 114,677 100,563 113, 995,318 13,127,715
1883.................... 121, 422 110,208 129,198,641 ; 33,887,800
,1075 3,855 3,972,071
1881................... 125,845 117,160 142,541,392 15,012,603
.1053 3,963 3, 688,032
1885.................... 128,320 121,032 151,910,845 16,627,983
.1095 4,387 4,246, 210
.1045 4,573 4,467,717
1886.................... 136,338 123,933 165,699,389 17,336,512
1887.................... 149,214 130,949 169,689,866 18,056,272 ; .1064 4,851 4,694,562
1888................... 156,114 143,713 185,485,783 19,524,959 i .1052 5,094 4,9S1,SG6
.1059 5,448 5,250,838
1889.................... 161,276 ' 150,381 204,192,489 21,639,613
.1084 5,836 S,562,844
1890.................... 167,191 .154,779 215,715,680 23,395,232 '
1891.................... 172,035 159,518 228,719,900 25,183,714 : .1101 6,032 5,994,3S1
1892.................... 175,691 ; 162,576 239,731,509 27,126,529
.1131 6,417 6,480,684
1893.................... 179,834 ; 166,952 252,750,574 23,910,195
.1143 6,645 6,733,410
1894.................... 182,733 ; 169,768 264,717,595 30,358,190
.1146 6,852 6,989,449
1895................... : 184,628 : 171,212 267,117, 737 31,205, 342
.1168 7,045 7,194,220
1896.................... 186,681 : 172,794 263,806,324 32,405,797 j
.1205 7,408 7/594,377
1897.................... 188,844 173,475 ; 273,190,356 33,876,521 ; .1240 7,602 7,782,547
1898....................j 190,870 174, 777 ‘ 281,585,612 ^34,703,847
.1232 7,999 8,222, 504
1893.................... 194,336 176,727 ' 287,591,269 36,117,875
.1256 8,388 8,610,732
1900.................... 198,964 179,982 297,256,303 ; 37,793,982 i .1271 8,695 8,946,424
1901.................... 202,288 183,359 302,613,325 ; 38,519,624 ; .1273 9,105 9,679,087
1902.................... 207,253 187,130 312, 521,478 39,953,608
.1278 9,627 1=0,264,588
1903.................... 213,422 192,852 333,491,684 ; 41,886,848 ■
.1256 10,418
042
1904.................... 220,112 196,907 353,038,397 . 44,695,610
.1266 11,621 12,095,437
1905...... .............: 225,196 i 200,965 j 362,645,731 45,576,515 i
.1256 12,474 33,804,994
1906.................... 230,761 203,824 371,661,071 47,481,037
. 1277 13,598 14,222,291
1907.................... 236,949 207,237 , 387,557,165 51,008, 111
.1316 14,357 15,248,601
19082...................: 240,846 213,220 ! 407,799,039 149,404,763
.1211 15,295 17,479,504
1909.................... 244,084 217,115 413,546,194 49,606,440
.1199 16,044 18,380,725
1910.................... 249,992 220,730 : 426,923,109 49,302,217 ; . 1154 16,795 19,420, 349
1911................... 254,732 223,900 449,651,863 50,910,261
.1132 17,028 20,152,904
1912.................... 258,033 226,071 458,648,624 50,703,323
.1105 18,261 20,876,063
1913.................... 261,036 228,618 471,559,089 51,466,030
.1091 18,265 22,815,795
1914.............. ...J 263,547 : 231,898 481,443,001 55,480,560
.1152 20,311 i 26,107,052
1915.................... 264,378 : 233,618 498,878,805 58,133,311
.1165 19,599 28,446,825
1916..................; 260,031 ! 234,175 502,937,359 61,244,668 '
.1292 19,318 28,804,947
1917....................
3261,500 *571,611,960 *58,866,188
.1029 : 18,976 29/234,597
i Data for years prior to 1§90 are from Poor’s Manual of Railroads and relate to calendar years; data
from 1890 to date are from reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission and relate to fiscal years.
No mileage included for Alaska.
*After 1907 excludes mileage of switching and terminal companies not previously segregated.
\

*Changes frompreceding year are due principally to change fromweight to space system, effective

Nov. 1, 1916.




288

TELEG RAPH S.

N o . 1 8 6 .—L A N D T E L E G R A P H S Y S T E M S : Comparative S ummary , 1907 and
1912.
[Source: Bulletin of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
1907

1912

Per cent
of increase.i
5.0
3.3
15.0
5.0
5.9
£8.2
38.0
-3 4 .0
-39 .5
38.2
34.3
22.0
77.6
14.8
S.5
-2 7 .2
194.9
14.8
5.7
- 6.6
180.0
131.1

Number of companies or systems......................................................
20
21
3 239,640
Miles of pole line.....................................................................................
2247,528
1,577,961
Miles of single wire owned and leased..............................................
3 1,814,166
Number of messages4...........................................................................
101,424,759
106,532,530
Number of telegraph o ffices.................................................................
29,050
30,781
Income, total............................................................................................
$43,912,168
$56,293,469
Telegraph traffic..............................................................................
$37,916,907
$52,337,211
All other sources.............................................................................
$5,995,261
$3,956,258
Net income................................................................................................
$5,675,181
6$3,431,044
Expenses, total........................................................................................
$38,236,987
$52,862,425
General operation and maintenance, including salaries
and wages and legal expenses..................................................
$31,852,359 e$42,771,823
Interest and taxes...........................................................................
$2,246,382
$2,740,827
A llother expenses........................................................................
$4,138,246
$7,349,775
Balance sheet:
Assets, total...................................................................................... $166,183,007 $190,705,751
Construction and equipment............................................... $132,607,620 $143,910,631
Stocks and bonds, including “ other permanent invest­
$23,514,882 7 $17,122,592
ments n.................................................-................................
Cash and current assets, including supplies and sun­
$10,060,505 8$29,672,528
dries.........................................................................................
Liabilities, total............................................................................... $166,183,007 $190,705,751
Capital stock............................................................................. $102,289,575 9 $108,156,410
$37,204,000
Funded debt.............................................................................
$34,741,000
$1,876,858
Reserves.....................................................................................
$5,254,329
Accounts payable 10................................................................
$7,916,138
$18,295,683
Dividends, interest, and taxes due and accrued............
$1,460,733
$66,692 n $13,444,926
Sundries.................... ...............................................................
$9,352,670
$16,829,744
Net surplus...............................................................................
-4 4 .4
Capitalization:
Capital stock outstanding, par value........................................ $102,289,575 $108,156,410
5.7
$4,944,042
$3,139,801
Dividends on stock.........................................................................
-36 .5
Funded debt....................................................................................
$37,204,000
$34,741,000
- 6.6
Employees and salaries and wages:
26,827
13 35,639
Average number.............................................................................
32.8
$16,893,166
Salaries and wages..........................................................................
$23,797,980
40.9
1 A minus sign (—) donotes decrease.
2 Exclusive of pole line wholly owned and used by railway companies.
8 Does not include 22,816 nautical miles of ocean cable operated by th e W estern Union Telegraph Co.
Exclusive also of 314,329 miles of wire wholly owned and operated tiy railway companies for their own
business.
4
Does not include land messages sent over its 207 miles of leased land wire by a wireless company in 1912
nor ocean cable messages except those reported by the Western Union Telegraph Co.
$ Less all expenses, including charges for depreciation.
6 Includes charges for depreciation, which were not included in expenses in 1907.
2 Includes treasury stock.
* Includes sinking fund and stock and bond discount.
®Includes assumed stock of subcompanies.
i° Includes floating debt and cash investments (for unincorporated companies).
11 Includes deferred noninterest-bearing obligations payable only on determination of leases and real
estate mortgages.
13 Number employed Sept. 10,1912.

N o . 1 8 7 .— L A N D T E L E G R A P H S Y S T E M S : R evenue and I ncome A ccount ,
1907 AND 1912.
[Source: Bullet in of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
1907

Gross receiptsfrom operation.............................................................
Operating expenses................................................................................
Net earnings from operation...............................................................
Income from other sources...................................................................
Interest on bonds and dividends on stock of other com­
panies..............................................................................................
Leased telegraph lines, wires, and conduits...........................
Real estate rentals...........................................................................
Miscellaneous2.................................................................................
Gross income less operating expenses...............................................
Deductions from income (fixed charges).........................................
Taxes..................................................................................................
Interest...............................................................................................
Payments lor use of leased lines.................................................
Net income................................................................................................
Dividends on stock............-...........................................................
Surplus...............................................................................................
A minus sign ( —) denotes decrease.




1912

Dollars.

D ollars.

37,916,907
34,205,745
3,711,162
5,995,261
1,081,619
4,430,245
210,014
273,383
9,706,423
4,031,242
753,378
1,493,004
1,784,860
5,675,181
4,944,042
731,139

Per cent
of increase.i

52,337,211
45,527,564
6,809,647
3,956,258

38.0
33.1
83.5
-34.0

375,903
2,419,065
191,154
970,136
10,765,905
7,334,861
1,132,234
1,608,593
4,594,034
3,431,044
3,139,861
291,183

-65.2
-45.4
- 9.0
254.9
10.9
82.0
50.3
7.7
157.4
-39.5
-36.5
-60.2

* Including interest,,

289

TELEGRAPHS.
N o . 1 8 8 — L A N D T E L E G R A P H S Y S T E M S : O perating E x pen ses ,

1907

1912.

and

[Source; Bulletin of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
1907
General operation and maintenance.................................................
Salaries and wages..........................................................................
Operation and maintenance, including legal expenses........
Charges for depreciation
..
...............
Rentals of offices and other real estate............................................
Rentals of conduits and underground privileges
Payments for telegraph traffic made to other companies...........
Miscellaneous................... ...................................................................

Dollars.

Percent
of in­
crease.1

1912
D ollars.

31,852,359
16,893,166
14,959,193
1,596,456
5,920
667,501
83,509

42,771,823
23,797,980
15,269,031
3,704,812
2,247,311
101,035
228,907
178,488

34.3
40.9
2.1
40.8
1,606.7
—65.7
113.7

i A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.

N o . 1 8 9 .— O C E A N CABLE T E L E G R A P H S Y S T E M S : Comparative S ummary ,
1907 AND 1912.
[Source: Bulletin of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Number of companies or systems 2...................................................
Nautical miles of ocean cable34..........................................................
.
Number of messages 2...........................................................................
Number of cable o dices2......................................................................
Income, total...........................................................................................
Telegraph traffic.............................................................................
All other sources.............................................................................
Net income...............................................................................................
Expenses, total.......................................................................................
General operation and maintenance, including salaries
and wages and legal expenses.................................................
Interest and taxes...........................................................................
A llother expenses..........................................................................
Balance sheet:
Assets, total......................................................................................
Construction and equipm ent.................................................
Stocks and bonds of other companies, treasury stock,
and “ other permanent investments” ..........................
Cash and current assets, including supplies3...............
Liabilities, total............................................ .................................
Capital stock...........................................................................
Funded debt...........................................................................
Reserves...................................................................................
Accounts payable..................................................................
Dividends due and sundries.............................................
Surplus.......................................................... .........................
Capitalization:
Capital stock outstanding, par value......................................
Dividends on stock.......................................................................
Funded debt................................................... ..............................
Employees and salaries and wages:
Average number............................................................................
Salaries and wages........................................................................

Per cent
of in­
crease.1

1912

1907
6

40,572
2,369,317
54
$7,671,700
$7,338,280
$333,420
$4,029,074
$3,642,626
$2,204,939
$1,190,308
$247,379
$95,624,892
$77,438,339
$12,971,564
$5,2.14,989
$95, 624,892
$52,800,000
$28,000,000
$6,381,105
4 $2,495,241
e $2,452,351
$3,496,195
$52,800,000
$2,533,041
$28,000,000
1,207
$915,083

6

44,860
2,845,168
83
$8,469,374
$8,065,738
$403,576
$2,952,847
$5,516,527
$4,008,218
$1,214,554
$293,755
$107,583,155
$78,136,115
$16,811,087
$12,635,953
$107,583,155
$55,489,400
$28,000,000
$15,549,451
$1,459,797
$587,229
$6,497,278
$55,489,400
$3,040,200
$28,000,000
e 1,656
$1,167,014

10.6
20.1
53.7
10.4

21.0

-2 6 .7
51.4
81.8
2.0
18. 7
12.5
0.9
29.6
142.3
12.5
5.1
143.7
-41.5
139.5
85.5

5.1

20.0

37.2
27.5

1 A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.
2 Does not include returns for Western Union Telegraph Co., as no segregation could be made of
financial statistics or employees for the cable business of this company. The number of nautical miles of
ocean cable owned and leased by this company was, in 1912, 22,816 miles, and in 1907,5,729 miles. The
number of ocean messages reported by this company for 1912 was 2,996,112, and as estimated by it for 1907,
3,500,000.
3 Includes sinking and other special funds and sundries for 1912 and sundries only for 1907.
4 Includes floating debt.
6 Includes interest due and accrued.
« Number employed Sept. 16,1912.
32951°— s

a 1917------- 19




290

TELEGRAPHS.

N o . 1 9 0 .— L A N D A N D O C E A N T E L E G R A P H S Y S T E M S C O M B IN E D :

Comparative S ummary ,

1902, 1907,

and

1912.

[Source*. Bulletin, of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Per cent of increase.12
8
7
6
5
*
1902
Number of companies or systerns............................................
25
Miles of pole line.........................
8 237,990
Miles of single wire owned and
leased.......................................... *1,318,350
Nautical miles of ocean cable..
16,677
Number of messages.................. 91,655,287
Number of telegraph offices...
27,377
Income, total................................ $40,930,038
Telegraph traffic...................... $35,300,569
All other sources.................... $5,629,469
Net income................................... ' $9,982,004
Expenses, total............................ $30,948,034
General operation and main­
tenance, including salaries
and wages and legal ex­
penses...................................... $24,455,511
Interest and taxes................... $2,539,008
All other expenses................... $3,953,515
Balance sheet:
Assets, total.............................. $195,503,775
Construction and equip­
ment............. ..................... $161,679,579
Stocks and bonds of other
companies.......................... $25,939,944
Cash and current assets,
including supplies and
sundries.............................. $7,884,252
Liabilities, total....................... $195,503,775
Capital stock...............■........ $117,053,525
Funded debt......................... $45,893,000
Reserves................................. $7,859,648
Accounts payable9.............. $6,244,585
Dividends, interest, and
taxes due and accrued,
and sundries......................
$373,976
Net surplus........................... $18,079,041
Capitalization:
Capital stock outstanding,
par value................................ $117,053,525
Dividends on stock................. $6,256,693
Funded debt outstanding,
par value................................ $45,893,000
Employees and salaries and
wages:
27,627
Average number.....................
Salaries and wages.................. $15,039,673

1907

1912

2 26
3 239,646
* 1,577,961
46,301
103,794,076
29,110
$51,583,868
$45,255,187
$6,328,681
$9,704,255
$41,879,613

2 27
8 247,528
*1,814,196
67,676
109,377,698
30,864
$64,762,843
$60,403,009
$4,359,834
$6,383,891
$58,378,952

4.0
0.7
19.7
177.6
13.2
6.3
26.0
28.2
12.4
-2 .8
35.3

3.8
3.3
15.0
46,2
5.4
6.0
25.5
33.5
-31 .1
-34 .2
39.4

8.0
4.0
37.6
305.8
19.3
12.7
58.2
71.1
-22 .6
-36 .0
88.6

$34,057,298
$3,436,690
$4,385,625
$261,807,899
$210,045,959
6 $36,486,446

&$46, 780,041
$3,955,381
$7,643,530
$298,288,906
$222,046,746
6$33,933,679

39.3
35.4
10.9
33.9
29.9
40.7

37.4
15.1
74.3
13.9
5.7
- 7.0

91.3
55.8
93.3
52.6
37.3
30.8

$15,275,494 7$42,308,481
$261,807,899 $298,288,906
$155,089,575 s $163,645,810
$65,204,000 $62,741,000
$8,257,963 $20,803,780
$10,411,379 $19, 755,480

93.7
33.9
32.5
42.1
5.1
66.7

177.0
13,9
5.5
- 3.8
151.9
89.7

436.6
52.6
39.8
36.7
164.7
216.4

$2,519,043 w $15,492,888
$20,325,939 $15,849,948

573.6
12.4

515.0
-2 2 .0

4,042.7
-1 2 .3

$155,089,575 $163,645,810
$7,477,083 $6,180,061
$65,204,000 $62,741,000

32.5
19.5
42.1

5.5
-1 7 .3
- 3.8

39.8
- 1.2
36.7

1.5
18.4

33.0
40.2

35.0
66.0

28,034
$17,808,249

u 37,295
$24,964,994

19021907

19021912

19071912

1 A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.
2 Commercial Cable Co. of Cuba (not reporting in 1902) counted as a separate company in both 1907
and 1912.
* Exclusive of pole line wholly owned and wholly operated by railway companies.
* Exclusive of wire wholly owned and wholly operated by railway companies; this in 1912 was 314,329
miles. In 1902 includes mileage operated outside of the United States by Western Union Telegraph Co.
5 Includes charges for depreciation.
6 Includes treasury stock and ie other permanent investments.”
7 Includes sinking funds and stock and bond discount,
8 Includes assumed stock of subcompanies.
8 Includes floating debt and cash investments (for unincorporated companies).
w Includes deferred noninterest-bearing obligations payable only on determination of leases—not reported
Bt previous censuses—and real estate mortgages.
« Number employed Sept. 16,1912.




291

TELEGRAPHS.

No. 101.— OCEAN

CABLE TELEGRAPH SYSTEMS:
A ccount, 1907 and 1912.

R evenue

and

I ncom e

[Source: Bulletin of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
1907

i
Gross receipts from operation ...................................................................
Operating expenses..........__. _.....................................................................
Net earnings from operation ...................................................................
Income from other sources...........................................................................
Gross income less operating expenses......................................................
Deductions f rom income (fixed charges) ....................... ...................
Taxes .....................................-................................ - - ...................
Interest ................................................................................................
Payments for use of leased lines.........................................................
Net income.......................................................................................................
Dividends on stock ............................................*................................
Surolus.......................................................................................................
1 A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.

1912

J)ollars.

Per cent
of in­
creased

Dollars.

7,338,280
8 065,798
9.9
2,373,339
4,214,264
77.6
4,964,941
3,851,534
—22.4
333 420
403,576
21.0
5,298,361
4,255,110
-19.7
1,269,287
2.6
1,302,263
54,554
30,303
80.0
1,160,000
1,160,000
78,979
87,709
11. i
4,029,074
2,952,847
-26.7
2,533,041
3,040,200
20.0
1,496,033
■ (1*
2)
! _g_—___
_
2 Deficit of $87,353.

No. 192. — OCEAN CABLE TELEGRAPH SYSTEMS:

O p e r a t in g

AND 1912,
[Source: Bulletin of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

E xpenses,

1907

1907

1912

Per cent
of in­
crease.

D ollars.
D ollars .
2,204,939
4,008,218
81.8
General operation and maintenance.........................................................
1,167,014
915,083
27.5
Salaries and wages..................................................................................
2,841,204
Operation and maintenance, including legal expenses............... ( 1,289,856
120.3
104,748
19.2
Rentals of offices and other real estate.................................................... /
87,896
80,504
101,298
25.8
Miscellaneous1................................................................................................. l
1Includes also rentals of conduits and underground privileges and payments for telegraph traffic made
to other companies.

No. 193.—WIRELESS TELEGRAPH SYSTEMS: C o m p a r a t iv e S u m m a r y , 1907
AND 1912.

[Source: Bulletin of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

1907

1912

Per cent
of in­
crease.!
-20 .0
84.4
-30.8
526.6
314.4
401.1
40.7
82.1

4
5
Number of companies or system s ...........................................................
2 285,091
154,617
Number of messages......................................................................................
74
117
Number of tower statio n s..........................................................................
$106,791
$669,158
Income, to ta l............................. ........................-........................................
Net. income
...
.
................
. ............
3$4,738
$160,329
$664,420
Expenses, total....................................................... -.....................- -.............
General operation and maintenance, including salaries and
$588,712
$117,480
wages and legal expenses ............................................................
$5,562
$7,826
Interest and taxes...................................................................................
$37,287
$67,882
All other exp en ses................................................................................
Net, deficit
.........................................................................
$53,538
Balance sheet:
-68.5
Assets, total................................................ „........................................ $32,958,897 $10,377,197
$317,614 $1,205,770
279.6
Construction and equipment ................................................
-71.5
Cash and current assets, including supplies4.*........................ $32,196,456 $9,171,427
6
$444,827
Net deficit ..
..........................................................................
-68.5
Liabilities, total...................................................................................... $32,958,897 $10,377,197
-70 .6
Capital stock
............................................................................. $32,676,242 $9,602,570
$37,145
$18,483
-50.2
Floating debt and mortgages ....................................................
$245,510
5$583,160
137.5
Accounts payable.........................................................................
$172,984
Net surplus .
...........................................................................
Capitalization: Capital stock outstanding,par value........................... $32,676,242 $9,602,570
-70 .6
Employees and salaries and wages:
6 958
Average number... ..............................................................................
444.3
176
$393,606
381.4
Salaries an d wages..................................................................................
$81,771
1A minus sign ( —) denotes decrease.
2 Includes 5,013 land messages sent over a leased land wire by a.wireless company doing land teiegraph
business also.
s Bess all expenses, including charges for depreciation.
4Includes stocks, bonds, and sundries*!
6Includes reserves, cash investments, interest and taxes due and accrued, and sundries.
6 Number employed Sept. 16, 1912. Includes, in some cases, number of operators on shipboard who, in
addition to wages, receive board and quarters.



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TELEGRAPHS.

No. 194.—WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.: M il e a g e o f L in e s
N umber of O ffices, and T raffic , 1870 to 1916.

and

W ir e s ,

[Source: Annual reports of the Western Union Telegraph Co.]

Year
Num­
ended Miles of Miles of ber of Number of Receipts.
June
line.
wire. offices. messages
sent.
30—
1870....
1871....
1872....
1873....
1874....
1875....
1876.. •
1877....
1878....
1879....
1880....
1881....
1882....
1883....
1884....
1885....
1886....
1887....
1888....
1889....
1890....
1891....
1892....
1893....
1894....
1895....
1896....
1897....
1898....
1899....
1900....
1901....
1902....
1903....
1904....
1905....
1906....
1907....
1908....
1909....
1910....
1911....
1912....
1913....
1913 A ..
1914*...
1915*...
1916*. .

54,109
56,032
62,033
65,757
71,585
72,833
73,532
76,955
81,002
82,987
85,645
110,340
131,060
144,294
145,037
147,500
151,832
156,814
171,375
178,754
183,917
187,981
189,576
189,936
190,303
189,714
189,918
190,614
189,847
189,856
192,705
193,589
196,115
196,517
199,350
200,224
202,959
205,646
208,477
211,513
214,360
219,219
235,807
238,033
237,807
240,231
238,940
237,664

112,191
121,151
137,190
154,472
175,735
179, 496
183,832
194,323
206,202
211,566
233,534
327,171
374, 368
432, 726
450,571
462,283
489,607
524,641
616,248
647, 697
678,997
715,591
739,105
769,201
790,792
802,651
826,929
841,002
874,420
904,633
933,153
972, 766
1, 029,984
1,089,212
1,155,405
1,184, 557
1,256,147
1,321,199
1,359,430
1,382, 500
1,429,049
1,487,345
1,532,161
1,558,181
1,562,170
1,609,346
1,610,709
1,627,342

3,972
4,606
5,237
5, 740
6,188
6,565
' 7,072
7,500
8,014
8,634
9,077
10,737
12,068
12,917
13,761
14,184
15,142
15,658
17,241
18, 470
19,382
20,098
20,700
21,078
21,166
21,360
21,725
21,769
22,210
22,285
22,900
23,238
23,567
23,120
23,458
23,814
24,323
24,760
23,853
24, 321
24,825
24, 926
25,392
826,000
25,060
25,784
25,142
25,234

D ollars.

9,157,646 7,138,738 4,910, 772
10,646,077 7,637,449 5,104,787
12,444,499 8,457,096 5,666,863
14,456,832 9,333,019 6,575, 056
16,329,256 9,262,654 6,755,734
17,153,710 9,564,575 6,335,415
18,729,567 10,034,984 6,635,474
21,158,941 9,812,353 6,672,225
23,918,894 9,861,355 6,309,813
25,070,106 10,960,640 6,160,200
29,215,509 12,782,895 6,948,957
32, 500,000 14,393,544 8,485,264
38,842,247 17,114,166 9,996,096
41,181,177 19,454,903 11,794, 553
42,076,226 19,632,940 13,022, 504
42, 096,583 17,706,834 12,005,910
43,289,807 16,298,639 12,378,783
47,394,530 17,191,910 13,154,629
51,463,955 19, 711,164 14,640,592
54,108,326 20, 783,194 14,565,153
55,878,762 22,387,029 15,074, 304
59,148,343 23,034,327 16,428, 742
62,387,298 23,706,405 16,307, 857
66,591,858 24,978,443 17,482,406
58,632,237 21,852,655 16,060,170
58,307,315 22,218,019 16,076, 630
58,760,444 22,612,736 16,714,756
58,151,684 22, 638,859 16,906, 656
62,173,749 23,915,733 17,825,582
61,398,157 23,954,312 18,085,579
63,167,783 24,758,570 18,593,206
65, 657,049 26,354,151 19,668, 903
69,374,883 28,073,095 20,780, 766
1 69,790,866 29,167,687 20,953,215
1 67, 903,973 29,249,390 21,361,915
* 67, 477,320 29, 033,635 21,845,570
171,487,082 30,675,655 23,605,072.
i 74,804,551 32,856,406 26,532,196
162,371,287 28,582,212 25,179,215
168,053,439 30,541,073 23,193,966
i 75,135,405 33,889,202 26,614,302
i 77, 780,732 37,158,989 30,053, 632
8 90, 000,000 42,987,807 36,063,836
47,423, 443 42,959,934
46,899,267 42,327,121
; 47,287,388 40,578,751
52,475,721 40,972,541
63,621,601 549,894,346

1Not including messages sent over leased wires
or under railroad contracts.
* Figures derived from a study, but facilities
such that accuracy can not be guaranteed.



D ollars.

Expenses.

Profits.

Average per
. message.
Toll. Cost.

D ollars. Cents. Cents.
2,227 ,966 75.5 61.2

2,532,662
2,790,233
2,757, 963
2,506,920
3,229,158
3,399,510
3,140,128
3,551, 543
4,800,440
5,833,938
5,908, 280
7,118,070
7,660,350
6,610,436
5, 700,924
3,919,855
4,037,281
5,070,572
6,218,041
7, 312, 725
6,605,585
7,398,548
7,496,037
5,792,485
6,141,389
5,897,980
5, 732,203
6,090,151
5,868,733
6,165, 364
6, 685,248
7,292,329
8,214,472
7,887,475
7,188,065
7,070,588
6,324,210
3,402,997
7, 347,107
7,274,900
7,105,357
6,928,971
4,463,508
4,572,146
6,708,637
11,503,180
13,727,255

69,5 45.7
66.2 43.8
62.5 43.4
54.9 39.5
54.0 35.2
50.9 33.5
43.6 29.8
38.9 25.0
38.6 25.2
38.5 25,4
38,4 25.6
38.2 25.8
38.0 26.0
36.5 25.2
32.1 24.9
31.3 23.4
30.4 23.0
31.2 23.2
31.2 22.4
32.4 22.7
32.5 23.2
31.6 22.3
31.2 22.7
30.5 23.3
30.7 23.3
30.9 24.0
30.5 24.3
30.1 24.7
30.8 25.1
30.8 25.1
30.9 25.1
31.0 25.7
31.4 25.6
31.7 26.1
31.6 27.3
31.6 27,6
33.7 30.2
33.7 34.3
34.1 28.5
35.2 30.2
2 38.8 2 33.1

■ Estimated.
* Year ended Dec. 31,
&Includes special payment to employees)
$1,166,424.50.

No. 193.—TELEPHONE SYSTEMS REPOSTING AN ANNUAL INCOME OF $5,000 OR MORE: C omparative S ummary ,
1907 AND 1912.1
[Source: Bulletin of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Bell Telephone System.
1907

1912

1907

1,461
2,974,694
266,294
5,195
1,774,630
3,999,389,159
$37,896,577
$28,118,626
$9,777,951
$3,246,275
$317,321,640
$268,017,940
$35, 640,295
$11,096,640
$2,566,765
$317,321,640
$162,210,079
$104,261,689
$23,562,762
$2,583,833
$2,152,448
$2,822,879
$6,210,884
$13,517,066
5,780
$4,040,703
30,079
$10,392,736

1912

Total.
1907

1,740
1,636
3,886,205
11,921,960
318,264
553,752
5,662
10,613
2,239,721
4,906,693
4,602,431,409 10,400,433,958
$48,950,404 $176,700,408
$40,730,804 $135, 475,177
$41,225,231
$8,219,600
$23,448,212
$4,410,968
$360,864,538 $940,357,998
$301,415,482 $794,096,971
$60,731,090
$31,925,497
$82,963,172
$14,459,607
$2,566,765
$13,063,952
$360,864,538 $940,357,998
$188,878,446 $456,788,725
$108,658,183 $301,333,489
$74,388,503
$21,923,714
$2,583,833
$3,287,138
$3,115,184
$11,855,910
$38,991,858
$10,851,896
$6,210,884
$1,800,417
$48,204,796
$22,349,560
22,819
7,318
$18,542,619
$5,676,645
2
34,140 108,851
$46,466,730
$13,462,535

1912

1,916
19,019,391
671,686
11,515
7,326,748
13,735,658,245
$255,081,234
$203,754,909
$51,326,325
$34,120,809
$1,295,670,101
$1,081,433,227
$104,554,667
$96,618,255
$13,063,952
$1, 295,670,101
$586,763,879
$404,530,236
$71,742,634
$3,287,138
$17,520,891
$148,818,981
$2,234,721
$60,771,621
38,753
$32,681,482
i 144,608
$63,359,059

TELEPHONES.

Number of systems.................................................................................................................
176
175
Miles o f single wire...................................................................................................................
8,947,266
15,133,186
Miles of pole line.......................................................................................................................
287,458
353,422
Number of public exchanges................................................................................................
5,418
5,853
Number of telephones.............................................................................................................
3,132,063
5,087,027
Estimated number of messages or talks............................................................................ 6,401,044,799 9,133,226,836
Income, total............................................................................................................................. $138,803,831 $206,130,830
Expenses, including taxes and fixed charges, total....................................................... $107,356,551 $163,024,105
Net income................................................................................................................................
$31,447,280
$43,106,725
Dividends................................................................................................................................
$29,709,841
$20,201,937
Assets, total............................................................................................................................... $623,036,358 $934,805,563
Cost of construction and equipment........... . ................ ............................................ $526,079,031 $780,017,745
Stocks and bonds and other permanent investments............................................
$25,090,795
$72,629,170
Cash and current assets...................................................................................................
$82,158,648
$71,866,532
Sundries, including stock and bond discount and sinking and other special funds
Liabilities, total........................................................................................................................ $623,036,358 $934,805,563
Capital stock...................................................................................................................... $294,578,646 $397,885,433
Funded debt...................................................................................................................... $197,071,800 $295,872,053
Real-estate mortgages, floating debt, and accounts payable................................
$50,825,741
$49,818,920
Cash investments..............................................................................................................
$9,703,462
Interest, taxes, and dividends, due and accrued............. ......................................
$14,405,707
Reserves..............................................................................................................................
$36,168,979 $137,967,085
Sundries......................... .....................................................................................................
$434,304
Net surplus.........................................................................................................................
$34,687,730
$38,422,061
Salaried employees:
Number...............................................................................................................................
17,009
31,435
Salaries.................................................................................................................................
$14,501,916
$27,004,837
Wage earners:
Average number...............................................................................................................
78,772
i 110,468
$36,073,994
$49,896,524
W ages..................................................................................................................................

All other systems.

1 The census figures for the Bed system do not agree exactly with those contained in the annual reports of the directors of the company as given on the succeeding page,
because the former include certain affiliated and controlled companies that were not covered in the annual reports.
2 Number employed Sept. 16, 1912.

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T E L E PH O N E S

No. 196.—AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. AND ASSOCIATED
OPERATING COMPANIES (BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM): C o m p a r a t iv e
S ta tistic s , J a n .

1, 1912

to J a n . 1, 1917.
[Source: The American Telephone & Telegraph Co.]
PLANT AND TRAFFIC.
1912

Central offices.................................
Miles of underground wire.........
Miles of submarine wire..............
Miles of aerial wire.......................
Total.....................................
Miles of exchange wire................
Miles of toll wire...........................
Total.....................................
Miles of phantom circuit.............
Telephones owned 1 .....................
Connected telephones (owned
by other companies)................
Total.....................................
Employees......................................
Exchange messages daily...........
Toll messages daily......................

1913

1914

5,014
6.831,667
26,936
6,074,012
12,932,615
10,872,101
2,060,514
12,932,615
136, 493
4,351,837
2,280, 788
6,632,625
128,439
23,483, 770
644,918

5,182
7,804,528
30,301
6,775,984
14, 610,813
12,421,650
2,189,163
14,610,813
158,250
4,803,803
2,652,271
7,456,074
140,789
25, 572,345
737,823

5,245
8,817,815
31,833
7,261,363
16 , 111,011
13, 777,470
2,333, 541
16,111,011
174,928
5,254,808
2, 878,209
8,133,017
156,928
26,431,024
806,137

1915

1916

5,289
5,300
9,760,165 10,536,837
35,809
36,314
7,679,620 7,932,394
17,475,594 18, 505,545
15,037,897 16,052,062
2,437,697 2,453,483
17,475, 594 18, 505,545
189,562‘ 196,841
5,584,853 5.968.110
3,064,140 3.183.111
8,648,993 9,151,221
142,527
156,294
27,049,225 2 25,183,799
798,949
819,030

1917

5,397
11,468,525
41,172
8,340,618
19,850,315
17,167,405
2,6S2,910
19,850,315
; 221,994
6,545,490
3,301, 702
9,847,192
179,032
28,530,073
889,860

R EV EN U E .3
1911
Gross revenue.................................
Expenses.........................................
Net revenue........... .............
Interest............................................
Net incomo..........................
Dividends.......................................
Balance for surplus...........

D o lla rs.

179,477,998
127,891, 701
51, 586,297
13,610,860
37,975,437
25,966,876
12, 008,561

1912
D o lla rs.

199,172,154
142,285,464
56,886,690
14,205,365
42,681,325
29, 460,215
13,221,110

1913

D o lla rs.

215,572,822
156,883,299
58,689,523
16,652, 624
42,036,899
30,301,705
11,735,194

1914

D o lla rs.

225,952,123
166, 704, 844
59,247,279
IS, 940,641
40,306,638
30,304,186
10,002, 452

1915

D o lla rs.

239,909,649
173, 727,892
66,181,757
18,095,643
48,086,114
32,897,065
15,189,049

1916
i

D o lla rs.

270,400,892
194,783,253
75,617,639
18,378,931
57,238,708
35,160,119
i 22,078,589

TELEPHONE PLANT, CAPITAL STOCK, AND EUN DED D EB T .3
1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Telephone plant.......................... 666,660,702 742,287,631 797,159,487 847,204, 803 880,068,520 946,293,248
Capital stock.................................. 379,727, 832 393,209,925 395,224,531 393,731,750 440,711,200 463,101,569
Funded debt.................................. 241,032,822 294,380,353 341,147,485 385,352,367 353,236,464 422,586,617
1 Includes private line telephones.
2 Decrease as compared with figures for previous years, due to the fact that since 1914 all calls on which
the subscriber for any reason failed to receive the desired connection have been rigidly excluded.
3 A ll duplications between companies excluded.




295

ELEC TR IC RA ILW A Y S.

No. 1 0 7 . —ELECTRIC RAILWAYS, 1 9 1 7 M il e a g e
by

State.
Alabama

.........................

N u m ber

and

S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D iv i s io n s .
[Source: The Electric Railway Journal.]
Num­
ber of Miles of
com­ track.
panies.

of Ca r s,

Serv­ Cable
Motor Trail Elec­ Ex­
pas­ pas­ tric press Freight ice and and
senger senger loco­ motor cars. other horse
mo­
cars. cars.
cars. cars. tives. cars.

444
367
44
54
231
128
3,293 3,686
463
492
1,624 2,269
309
153
7
412 1,074
9
265
183
699
17
501
68
6
180
72 3,774 5,962
43 2,378 1,920
962
25
881
415
18
553
462
995
10
681
10
327
534
540
15
674 2,143
12
43 3 243 7,893
26 1,666 2,273
14
722 1,329
11
123
159
22 1,135 2,621
9
658
128
254
6
538
2
11
12
14
252
286
29 1,545 3,286
11
2
9
108 5,637 16,851
12
292
303
6
38
72
80 4,280 5,466
16
310
267
10
679
749
124 4,579 8,732
3
439 1,056
5
120
173
3
26
34
15
475
820
38 1 003 1 200
5
470 * 276
128
141
10
15
590
900
19 1,092 1,049
24
639
611
18
768
975
15
4

10
42
13
8
2

California....................................
Colorado......................................
CrmneetLcnt,
___ . . .
Delaware.
Florida...
Georgia...
Idaho...........................................
Illinois. .
Indiana .
..
___
Iowa..........
Kansas__
Kentuckv...................................
Louisiana..
.
___
Maine..........
......
Maryland....................................
Massachusetts
Michigan....................
......
Minnesota...
.
___
Mississippi
___
Missouri.......................................
Montana.....................................
Nebraska....................
. ..
Nevada......................
New Hampshire ...
NewJersev................
New Mexico..............
New York...................................
North Carolina..........................
North Dakota..........
......
Ohio.............
Oklahoma .
Oregon.........................................
Pennsylvania.............................
Rhode Island...
South Carolina..........................
South Dakota..............
Tennessee..................
Texas___
U tah............
Vermont....................
Virginia.....................
Washington...............................
West Virginia..........
Wisconsin.................
Wyoming..................
2
22
12
Total................................. 1,029 48,175 81,393

2

250

403
143

1,562
299
67
81
480
53
69
18
633
401
364
106
58
140
177
98
1,146
472
110
27
285
17
65
35
78

119

2,000
200

207

17
82
16
7
14
696
6
13
3
26
357

8
2
105
20
10

3
1,116
68

94
15
27
6
2

84
25
23
113
7
2,966

62
5

102

12
1

2

48
3
19

11
12

3
13

8
20
8

42
1
2
2

151
6
12

3
5
27
105

962
1

2

30
70
33
10

32
1

19
12

1
44

4
35
8

26

16

442
5

582

325

2, 721

14
1 304
J 77
218
875
246
16
7
111
223
311
13
173
929
41
90
3
13,9S7

115
180
7
170

31
44
144
3
103

75
189
996
12
1,449

1,684
3,826
3 717
910
3,850

25
2

i
7
12

16
29
8
2
1
11
2

24
449
75
2
12

2

2

3

2

2

48
385

Geographic divisions.1
2

New England States...............
Eastern States...........................
Central States...........................
Southern States........................
Western States.........................

93 6,220 12,185
321 14,229 33,906
310 16,066 22,503
104 2,516 3, 775
201 9,144 9,024

384
1,159
1,035
46
342

110

2

209
2

172

1The reports from which this table is made up are rendered at different dates, the average of which is
about June, 1917. In a few cases, where the company owns a large number of freight cars compared with
the number of passenger cars owned, the total number of such freight cars has been omitted. In the
case of electrified steam railroads, mileage is included in all cases; but under cars only electric loco­
motives and motor passenger cars of electrified steam railroads are given. Gasoline and storage battery
cars are included under motor passenger cars.
2 New England States—Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
Eastern States—New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia. Central States—Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Wisconsin Illinois,
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri. Southern States—North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi Tennessee, Louisiana, Arkansas. Western States—North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska,
Nevada, Kansas, Texas, Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona,
Oklahoma, New Mexico, Wyoming.
J
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RAILROADS.

Ho. 1 9 8 .—HAILKOADS: Miles op L in e 1*in Specified Y ears , 1860 to 1916, and
per 100 S quare Miles and per 10,000 I nhabitants in 1916, by States .
[Sources: Calendar years 1860, 1870, and 1880, Poor's Manual of Railroads, the data representing mileage
operated; fiscal years ended June 30, 1890, 1900, 1910, 191£, and 1916, statistical reports of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, the data representing mileage owned.]
Miles of line,
j 1916, per—

Mileage.
State.
1860 1870 1880

1890

1900

1910 3

1,157
256
925
157
742
197
446
1,845
4,823
3,177
2,683
1,501
1,017
450
786
671
1,480
1,638
1,092
990

3,313.87
2,195. 81
4,356.11
4,176.19
1 , 007. 29
322. 69
2,470.89
4,532.37
941.44
10,213.97
5,971.03
Si 355. 97
8,806.45
% 746.25
1, 758. 94
1,338.13
1.231.34
2,093. 73
7,242.67
5,466.37
2, 332.03
6,004.10
2,181.04
5.295.35
924.87
1,145.03
2, 046.76
7,660.71
3, 000. 88
1,940.64
7,911.51
167.96
1,427.95
8,453. 20
212.52
2,193.60
2,485.89
2, 751.87
8,613.42
1,090.14
921.49
3,160.40
1, 783. 37
1,327.93
5,583.59
941.88
1,096.64
30.24
1,046.20
1,324.33
163,597.05

4,225.84
3, 359. 86
5, 751. 04
4,587.25
1,023. 62
346. 72
3,299.06
5,651.72
1,261, 23
11,002.93
6,470.61
9,185.18
8 ,719.36
3,059.99
2, 824.08
1,915.24
1,376.16
2,118.58
8,195.18
6 , 942.57
2,919.90
6 ,875.04
3,010.32
5, 6S4.85
909. 35
1,239.20
2,256.69
8,121.03
3,831.16
2,731.22
8,807.27
827.88
1, 723.80
10,330.50
211.79
2,817.93
2,849.83
3,136.95
9. 886 .49
1,547. 42
1, 012.11
3,779.15
2,913.57
2,228.05
6,530.52
1,228.63
i 1,511.89
|
81.75
i i, 322.75
[ 1, 752,52
193,345.78

5,226.16
5,305.51
7,771.89
5,532.56
1,000.14
334. 81
4,431.54
7,056.49
2,178.63
11,878.34
7,420.14
9,754.68
9,006.88
3,526.21
5,553.74
2,248.06
1,426.45
2,115.21
9,021.13
8,668.60
4, 506.16
8.082.74
4^207.42
6 l 067.15
2,276.66
1,245.93
2,260.49
8,429.77
4, 932. 41
4,201.07
9,134.46
5,980.22
2,284.69
11,290.17
212.14
3,441.74
3,947.65
3,815.97
14,281.81
1,985.94
1,100.48
4,534.94
4,875.21
3,600.99
7,475.21
1,644.89
2,097.31
35.97

100

10,000
191035 of ter­, inhab­
* sq.m
ritory. itants.

19153
5,424.19
5,107.05
8,450.87
5,723.70
999.04
334.79
5,251.54
7,427.31
2,791.59
12,157-32
7,479.31
9,977.69
9,260.95
3,802.32
5,728.95
2,275-57
1,433*. 97
2,131.01
8,861.90
9,059.61
4,470.22
8,274.97
4,843.59
6,171.10
2,331.87
1,255.85
2,314.67
8,534.15
5,565.47
5,225.67
9,158.61
6,405.23
3 114.90
11^692.57
202.96
3,689.88
4,278.38
4,101.33
15,831.41
2,111.42
1,073.38
4,729.09
5,559.91
3,909.71
7,638.29
1,891.13
2,359.70
36.23

Ala............. 743
Ark............
38
Cal........... 23
Colo...........
Conn.......... 601
D el............ 127
Fla............. 402
Ga.............. 1,420
Idaho........
111. . ............ 2, 790
Ind............ 2,163
Iowa.......... 655
ITfl.ns........
K y ............. 534
La.............. 335
Me.............. 472
Md............. 386
Mass.......... 1,264
Mich.......... 779
Minn..........
Miss........... 862
Mo.............. 817
Mont..........
N ebr..........
N ev ...........
N .H ......... 661
N . J ........... 560
N .Y .......... % 682
N . C.......... 937
N . D ak__
Ohio.......... 2,946
Okla..........
Oreg..........
P a.............. 2,598
R .I ........... 108
S. C........... 973
8 . D a k ....
Tenn......... i %
Tex............ 307
U tah.........
V t.............. ! 554
Va.............. 1,379
Wash........
W. V a ,... 352
Wis............ 905
W y o ..........
A laska8 9.
.
0
1
Ariz...........
D .C .......... (7)
H aw aii8.
Ind. T ___
N. H e x ...
Total3.. 30,626

2,000

1,843
'859
2,195
1,570
'923
275
518
2,459
206
7,851
4,373
5.400
3.400
1,530
652
1,005
1,040
1,915
3,938
3,151
1,127
3,965
106
1,953
739
1,015
1,684
5,957
1,486
31,225
5,792
(*)
508
6,191
210
1,427

705
593
736
1,125
3,928
1,178
3 65
3,538
159
4,656
136
1,139
V)
1,492
711 3,244
257 842
614 914
1,486 1,893
289
387 691
1,525 3,155
459 512
349
(7)
(7)
289
758
|
52,922 j93,267

5,495.75
5, 294.03
8,440.58
5,701.59
999.73
335.13
5,279.98
7,482.24
2,872.57
12,141.92
7,475.53
9,946.44
9,344.85
3.836.11
5.603.12
2,262.74
1,428.25
2,133.34
8,875.85
9,152.59
4,438.95
8,270.24
4,847, 88
6,169.00
2.318.38
1.252.39
2,337.53
8,492.78
5,537.44
5,274.50
9,121.19
6,454.38
3,067.22
11,634. 71
203.09
3,723.99
4,278. 90
4,090. 61
15,866.84
2,137. 43
1,073.16
4,798.64
5,698.32
3,973.84
7,693.56
1, 906.24
2,410.39
36.87

10.72
10.08
5.42
5.50
20.74
17.05
9.62
12.74
3.45
21, 67
20. 74
17.89
11.43
9, 55
12. 34
7.57
14. 37
26. 54
15. 44
11.32
9. 57
12.03
3. 32
8 . 03
2.11
13.87
31.11
17.82
11. 36
7-52
22.39
9.30
3.21
25. 95
19.03
12 . 21
5.57
9.81
6.05
2 . 60
11 . 76
11.92
8 . 53
16.54
13.92
1.95

23.64
30.55
28. 96
59.73
8.07
15.74
59.52
26.30
67.67
19.81
26.59
44. 79
51.25
16.15
30. 76
29.34
10. 50
5. 76
29.15
40.31
22.82
24.28
106. 38
48.65
218.97
28.33
7.98
8.31
23.13
72.09
17.77
29. 64
37.03
13. 71
3.33
22.97
61.72
17.91
36.01
49.60
29.51
21.95
37.58
28.83
30.86
107.31
2.1 2 95.15
61.45 1.02

1

3,032.06 3,038.28 | 3,039.81 2.48 74.69
240,438.84 253,788.64 |254,250.62 9 8 .55 10 25.03

1 For additional trackage, see Table 200.
3 Excludes mileage of switching and terminal companies no-t segregated for years previous to 1908.
3 Figures for Dakota.
4 Included in returns for Indian Territory.
s See North Dakota.
5 See note 8 7 Included in returns for Maryland.
8 Excludes mileage as follows: For 1900, Alaska (21.80 miles); for 1910, Alaska (389.79 miles, unofficial)
and Hawaii (175.10 miles); for 1915, Alaska (374.78 miles, unofficial) and Hawaii (249.53 miles); for 1916,
Alaska (379.78 miles, unofficial) and Hawaii (256 .27 miles).
9 On basis of 2,973,890 square miles, which covers uland surface" only and excludes Alaska and Hawaii.
10 On basis of 101,572,266, population for 1916, which is reached by adding to the population in 1910,

91,972,266 (which excludes Alaska, Hawaii, and persons in the military and naval service stationed

abroad),
an estimated annual increase of 1,600,000 for each successive year.


297

R A IL R O A D S .

No. 199.—RAILROADS: O perated M ileage

and A nnual I ncrease op M ileage ,
1836 to 1916.1
[Sources: Calendar years 1836 to 1889, Poor's Manual of Railroads; years ending June 30,1890 to 1916,
statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission. No mileage included for Alaska or
Hawaii. The term “ mileage ” signifies single-track mileage.]

Year.
1836..............
1837..............
1838 ..............
1839 .............
1810.............
1811.............
1842
1843 .............
1841.............
1845 ..............
1846 .............
1817..............
1848 ..............
1849 ..............
1850 ---- .. ..
1851.............
1852..............
1853 ..............
1854 .............
1855 .............
1856 ..............
1857 .............
1858..............
1859 ..............
1860 .............
1861.............
1862 ..............

Miles of Annual
line in increase
opera­ of m ile­
tion.
age.
1,273
1,497
1,913
2,302
2,818
3,535
4,026
4,185
4,377
4,633
4,930
5, 598
5, 996
7,365
9,021
10, 982
12, 908
15,360
16,720
18, 374
22 , 016
24, 503
26,968
28,789
30.626
31; 286
32,120

175
224
416
389
616
717
491
159
192
256
297
668
398
1,369
1,656
1,961
1,926
2, 452
1,360
1,654
3,642
2,487
2,465
1.821
1,837
660
834

Year.

Miles of Annual
line in increase
opera­ of m ile­
tion.
age.

1863............
1864............
1865............
1866............
1867............
1868............
1869............
1870............
1871............
1872............
1873............
1874............
1875............
1876............
1877............
1878............
1879............
1880............
1881............
1882............
1883............
1884............
1885............
1886............
1887............
1888 ............
1889............

33,170
33,908
35, 085
36,801
39,250
42,229
46, 844
52,922
60,301
66,171
70,268
72,385
74, 096
76, 808
79, 082
81,747
86,556
93, 262
103,108
114,677
121,422
125, 345
128,320
136,338
149,214
156,114
161,276

1,050
738
1,177
1,716
2,249
2,979
4,615
6,078
7,379
5,870
4,097
2,117
1,711
2,712
2,274
2,665
4,809
6,711
9,846
11,569
6,745
3,923
2,975
8,018
12,876
6,900
5,162

Miles of Annual
line in increase
opera­ of mile­
tion.
age.

Year.
1890............
1891............
1892............
1893............
1894............
1895............
1896............
1897............
1898............
1899............
1900............
1901............
1902............
1903............
1904............
1905............
1906............
1907............
1908*..........
1909*..........
1910*..........
19113..........
1912*..........
1913 s..........
1914*..........
1915s..........
1916*..........

167,191
172,035
175,691
179,834
182,733
184,628
186,681
188,844
190,870
194,336
198, 964
202,288
207,253
213,422
220,112
225,196
230,761
236,949
240,846
244,084
249,992
254,732
258,033
261,036
263,547
264,378
266,031

{*)
4,844
3,656
4,143
2,899
1,895
2,053
2,163
2 , 026
3,466
4,628
3,324
4,966
6,169
6,690
5,084
5,565
6,188
3, 238
5, 908
4, 740
3,301
3,003
2, 511
831
1,653

1 For additional trackage, see following table.
2 See explanation of sources, etc., at head of table.
3 Excludes mileage of switching and terminal companies not segregated for years previous to 1908,

No.200.—RAILROADS : L e n g t h
and

of S in g l e , S e c o n d , T h ir d , a n d F o u r t h T r a c k s ,
Y a r d T r a c k a n d S id i n g s , a n d T o t a l M il e a g e O p e r a t e d , 1894 to 1916.1
[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerco Commission. ]

Year ended June 30— Single track.
1894......................................
1895......................................
1896......................................
1897.....................................
1898......................................
1899......................................
1900.......................................
1901......................................
1902......................................
1903......................................
3904.....................................
1905......................................
1906.......................................
1907......................................
1908*....................................
1909*....................................
1910*....................................
1911*....................................
1912*.....................................
191c 2 ....................................
1914*..................................
1915 *....................................
1916 ■....................................

Miles.

175, 690. 96
177, 746.25
181,982. 64
183,284.25
184, 648. 26
187, 534. 68
192,556.03
195,561.92
200,154.56
205,313. 54
212,243.20
216,973. 61
222,340. 30
227,454. 83
230,494. 02
235,402.09
240,830. 75
246,238.02
249,852. 06
253,470.20
256, 547.10
257,569-32
259,210. 86

Second
track.

Third
track.

Fourth
track.

Yard track
and sidings.

Total.

Miles,

Miles.

Miles.

Miles.

Miles.

10,499.30
10,639. 96
10,685.16
11,018.47
11,293.25
11,546.54
12,151. 48
12,845.42
13,720. 72
14,681. 03
15,824. 04
17,056.30
17,936.25
19,420. 82
20,209.05
20,949.41
21,658. 74
23,451.26
24,951.65
26,273.79
27,608. 66
28,644. 67
28,935. 21

953.16
975.25
990.45
995.79
1,009.65
l, 047.37
1,094.48
1,153.96
1,204.04
1,303.53
1,467.14
1,609.63
1,766.07
1, 960.42
2 , 081.16
2,169.55
2,206.39
% 414.16
2, 511. 76
% 588.68
2,696.03
2,714.30
2,730.62

710.99
733.12
764.15
780.48
793.57
790.27
829. 29
876.13
895.11
963.36
1, 046.50
3,215.53
1,279.66
1,389.73
1,408. 99
1,453.56
1,488.78
1, 747. 10
1,903.32
1, 964. 06
2,071.45
2,303.06
2,198. 34

* R presents mileage covered by operating returns. (See Tables 208 and 209.)

41,941.37
43,181.32
44,717. 73
45,934. 46
47,589.09
49,223.65
52,163.02
54,914.86
58,220. 93
61,560.06
66,492.46
69,941.67
73,760. 91
77,749.46
79,452.64
82,376.63
85,581.93
88,973.95
92,019.13
95,211.41
98,285.07
99,910.16
101,869.23

229,795.78
233,275. 90
239,140.13
*242, 013.45
245, 333.82
250,142.51
258,784.30
265,352.29
274,195.36
283,821.52
297,073.34
306, 796.74
317, 083.19
327,975.26
333,645.86
342, 351. 24
351, 766, 59
362,824. 49
371,237.92
379,508.14
387, 208.31
391,141.51
394,944.26

*Ei eludes mileage of switching and term inal companies not segregated for years previous to 1908.



298

R A IL R O A D S

N o . 2 0 1 .—RAILROAD L O C O M O T IV E S : N umber and A verage T ractive P ower ,

G rate

and H eating S urface , and W eight of E ach T ype , 1906 to
[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]

1916.12

Average per locomotive.
Year ended
June 3 0 -

Number. Tractive Grate Keating j W Weight
eight
power, surface. surface. jexclusive drivers.
oftender. on

Type.

Pound#.

S q .fee i.

Sg .fec t.

Tons.

Tons.

[Single expansion...................... 48,300 24, 307
31
1,862 '
66
54
14-cylinder compound..............
1, 767 33,168
47
3,070
98
75
(2-cylinder compound..............
887 31,561
38
2,596
84
70
Single expansion.................
51,891 25,439
2 33
1,952
68
56
4-cylinder compound..............
1,727 34,345
2 48
1907..
3,169
101
78
945 31,335
3 39
2,578
83
70
2-cylinder compound.............. 53,374 26,011
3 34
2,014
70
57
19083.
[Single expansion......................
1,712 35,321
3 49
70
3,272
104
^4-cylinder compound..............
923 31.378
3 39
2,592
84
70
[2-cylinder compound.............. 53,977 26,300
3 34
2,041
71
58
1,603 35,173 ' 3 47
Single expansion.....................
3,297
1909».
105
78
4-cylinder compound.............
888 31,509
3 39
2,614
71
85
55,867 26,891
3 35
2,107
72
59
2-cylinder compound.............
1,511 39,440
3 49
112
1910®.
3,489
87
[Single expansion.....................
862 31.326
3 39
2,549
84
71
-{4-cylinder compound.............. 57,963 27,771
3 37
2,167
75
61
(2-cylinder compound..............
3 52
19118
1,838 42,970
3,766
122
95
[Single expansion.....................
3 40
796 32,310
2,625
86
73
14-cylinder compound ............ 58,842 28,482
3 37
2,231
77
63
1912®.
(2-cylinder com pound............
1,951 44,890
353
3,807
127
100
751 32,371
[Single expansion.......................
240
2, 623
85
72
14-cylmdercompouiid . . . . ___ 60,131 29,595
239
80
2,335
65
[2-cylinder compound..............
2,090 48,628
255
4,151
1913*
*.
136
107
[Single expansion......................
707 32,339
2 40
2,603
86
72
14-cylinder compound.............. 61,518 30,346
239
82
2,401
67
12-cylinder compound..............
19144.
2,108 49,974
4,215
256
110
139
[Single expansion......................
659 31,931
240
2,583
86
73
•{4-cylinder compound.............. 49,049 32,797
71
(2-cylinder compound..............
6,440 27,788
1915*.
65
................. !..................
(Drivers 69 inches or less........
8,361 27,030
64
<Drivers more than 69 inches - 47,836 33,820
74
!
i
6,430 28,063
1916 A
{Sw itching.................................
66
1
[Drivers 69 inches or less........
8,397 ' 27,802
65
1 .............. l
|Drivers more than 69 inches..
(Switching..................................
1 Data for this table are lacking for some locomotives.
* Basis excludes oil-burning locomotives.
»Excludes locomotives in the service of switching and terminal companies.
* Excludes locomotives in the service of so-called small roads (having operating revenues below
$100,000 for the year) and in the service of switching and terminal companies.
1906..

{
(

N umber in S ervice
Classes of S ervice .

N o . 2 0 2 .— R A IL R O A D CABS:

on J une

30, 1901 to 1916, b y

[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]
Service.
Year.

Passenger.

1901.
1902.
19 03 .
19 04 .
19 06 .
19 06 .

1907.
19081.
1909 K
19101.
19111.
19121.
1913 b
19142.
1915C
1916 h

35,969
36,987
38,140
39,752
40,713
42,262
43,973
45,117
45,584
47,095
49,818
51,490
51,700
53,466
55,705
54,664

Freight.
1,464,328
1,546,101
1,653,782
1,692,194
1,731,409
1,837,914
1,991,557
2,089,302
2,073,606
2,135,121
2,195,511
2,215,549
2,273,564
2,325,647
2,356,338
2,326,987

Company.
50,536
57,097
61,467
66,615
70,749
78,736
91.064
96,762
99,090
108,115
114,006
115,635
120,244
124,709
95,934
96,508

Total.
1,550,833
1,640,185
1,753,389
1,798,561
1,842,871
1,958,912
2,126,594
2,231,181
2,218,280
2,290,331
2,359,335
2,382,674
2,445,508
2,503,822
2,507,977
2,478,159

Past freight
line service.
41,942
43,142
34,579
37,937
33,857
32,168
32,092
30,967
29,856
29,209
28,338
27,876
28,525
29,149
20,914
19,861

1 Excludes cars in the service of switching and terminal companies.
2 Excludes returns for so-called small roads (having operating revenues below $100,000 for the year) and

returns for
 switching and terminal companies.


No. 203.—RAILROAD FREIGHT CARS: N um ber and A verage Capacity of E ach C lass , on J u n e 30, 1909

to

1916.1

[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]

1909 2
Class of car.

1911*

1910 4

1915 3

1912*

1914 3

1916 3

19153

Aver­
AverAver­
Aver­
AverAver­
Aver­
AverNumber. age ca- Number. age ca- Number. age ca- Number. age ca­ Number. age ca­ Number. age ca­ Number. age ca-; Number. age ca­
pacity.
pacity .
pacity.
pacity.
pacity.
pacity.
pacity.
pacity.

F la t.............
Stock..........
Coal.............
Tank...........
Refrigerator
Other..........

941,533
154,630
73,494
792,291
6,630
28,204
74,556

Tons.
32
32
29
40
38
30
36

966,577
153,918
77,584
818,689
7,434
30,918
78,411

Total.

2,071,338

35

2,133,531

Tons.

33
33
30
41
39
30
37

990,313
153,300
77,590
853,699
7,787
31,786
80,856

36

2,195,331

Tons.

34
33
30
42
39
30
39

1,004,005
150,840
76,535
855,111
7,836
30,693
90,219

37

2,215,239

Tons.

34
34
31
43
40
31
40

1,032,585
147,541
73,308
871,339
8,216
43,389
91,911

37

2,273,289

T ons.

34
35
31
44
40
31
41

1,043,796
146,133
82,971
899,314
8, 530
48,886
96,017

38

2,325,647

T ons.

35
36
31
45
40
32
42

1,041,692
146,336
86,326
910,637
10,164
52,446
93,955 |

39

2,341,556

T ons.

35.5
36.0
32.0
45.9
39.0
32.1
42.2

1,025,051
137,813
83,499
910,000
10,619
51,749
94,569

39.7

2,313,300

1 Data for this table are lacking for some cars included In the preceding table.
8 Excludes cars in the service of switching and terminal companies.
8 Excludes returns for so-called small roads (having operating revenues below 5100,000 for the year) and returns for switching and terminal companies.

36.0
36.5
32.2
47.0
39.3
32.3
43.2
40.5

299




Tons,

RAILROADS.

B o x...........

op S tatistics op P a s s e n g e r a n d
1900, 1905, a n d 1911 to 1916.

F r e ig h t S e r v ic e s , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 3 0 ,1 8 90,1898,

300

(To. 2 0 4 .— T R A FFIC O N R A IL R O A D S : A n a ly sis

[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The term “ ton ” generally signifies the short ton of 2,000 pounds.]
Item.

1890

1895

1900

1905

19111

1912 1

19133

1914 2

1915 2

1916 2

r

1 Excludes returns for switching and terminal companies.
2 Excludes returns for so-called small roads (having operating revenues helow $100,000 for the year) and returns for switching and terminal companies,
3 Figures include an apportionment of unclassified tonnage.
4 Includes 25 per c^nt of the total mileage of revenue mixed trains.
5 For the years 1890 and 1S95, 25 per cent of the mixed-train mileage was apportioned to passenger-train mileage and 75 per cent to freight-train mileage; butin computations for
subsequent years the total mixed-train mileage was used both with passenger-train mileage and with freight-train mileage.
3 Includes 75 per cent of the total mileage of revenue mixed trains.
i Includes a small amount of unclassified train mileage; also a small amount of special-train mileage not separately reported prior to 1909.
3 Includes a small amount of special-train mileage not separately reported prior to 1909.




RAILROADS,

Number of passengers reported as
carried................................
........ 492,430,865 507,421,362 576,831,251 738,834,667 997,409,882 1,004,081,346 1,033,679,680 1,053,138,718 976,303.602 1,005,683,174
Passengers carried 1 m ile..................... 11,847,785,617 12,188,446,271 16,038,076,200 23,800,149,436 33,201,694,699 33,132,354,783 34,575,872,980 35,258,497,509 32,384,247,563 34,213,596,127
Passengers carried 1 mile per mile
75,751
137,818
136,699
of line......................................................
83,290
109,949
68,572
144,278
139,191
143,067
131,165
Tons carried:
Number of tons reported as
carried......................... ................... 631,740,636 686,614,778 1,081,983,301 1,427,731,905 1,781,638,043 1,844,977,673 2,058,035,487 1,976,138,155 1,802,018,177 2,225,943,388
Number of tons reported as
carried, excluding tonnage re­
ceived from connecting roads
583,351,351 784,920,188 1,003,053,893 1,031,206,606 1,160,862,756 1,109,271,040 1,005,028,743 1,239,704,936
and other carriers3......................
Tons carried 1 m ile................................. 77,207,047,298 85,227,515,891 141,596,551,161 186,463,109,510 253,783,701,839 264,080,745,058 301,398,752,108 288,319,890,210 276,830,302,723 343,099,937,805
735,352
493,638
861,396
1,078,580
1,170,923
1,380,349
Tons carried 1 mile per mile of lin e ..
479,490
1,053,566
1,245,158
l,121,059j
Mileage of revenue passenger trains . 4 285,575,804 * 317,565,615 363,469,596 459,827,029 572,929,421 585,853,528 593,061,212 602,388,660 577,633,888 586,611,300
Average number of passengers in
41
41
53
56
train 5 ....................................................
38
48
55
53
55
55
Average journey per passenger,
•20 91
24.06
24.02
27.80
33.18
33.61
33.18
34.02
miles........................................................
33.48
33.58
Mileage o revenue freight trains___ 8 435,170,812 6 449,291,238 492,543,526 546,424,405 626,496,025 612,345,112 643,841,292 605,923,249 550,395,585 606,900,357
f
177.42
270. 86
322.26
406. 76
474.45
534.95
189.69
Average number of tons in train s. . .
383.10
445.43
451.80
Average haul per ton:
Typical haul of the average rail­
1
2
2
. 2
130.87
130.60
143.44
146.04
153.79
154.20
124.13 1
way, m ile s ................
..........
142.88
146.59
Typical haul of ail the railways
242. 73
254* 10
260.19
275. 80
256. 87
276.88
regarded as a system, m iles...
237.56
259.99
30,691,508 32,189,996 36,461,466 37,127,992 32,907,378 32,565,313 38,629,942 34,912,617
Mileage o revenue mixed tr a in s .__
f
886,704,630 1,038,441 430 n , 237,500,138 81,236,758,715 81,271,220,178 81,242,080.241 81,163,040,998 H,229,608,236
Total revenue train m ileage................ ....................j .
12,476,705,508 15,082,070,763 19,315,156,130 19,466,402,067 21,034,670,482 20,796,894,831 20,070,814,328 22,605,813,184
Total mileage of freight cars................

No. 305.—FINANCES OF RAILROADS:

A n a l y s is of S t a t is t ic s o f R e c e ip t s f r o m P a s s e n g e r a n d F r e ig h t S e r v i c e s ,

[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Passenger service.

Year ended June 30—

9 ...............................................................................
1
6
4

i See note 5, p. 300.




Revenue
per
passenger
carried.

Revenue
per
train-mile,
passenger
trains.1

Passenger
earnings
per mile
of road.2

Revenue
per ton
per mile.

Revenue
per ton
of freight
carried.

Revenue
per
train-mile,
freight
trains.1

Cents.

Dollars.

Dollars.

D ollars.

Cent.

Dollars.

Dollars.

0. 49486
.52078
.51163
.53237
.55816
.56459
. 57941
.60494
.60720
. 61746
.63985
.63895
.64600
.63394
.63053
. 64617
. 65789
.65677
. 67226
. 66406
. 65851
.68242

0.97870
.98591
.93917
.97419
1.01615
1.01075
1.02721
1.08531
1.11644
1.14135
1.15954
1.20338
1.25805
1.27073
1.26958
1.30396
1.30921
1.29142
1.35555
1. 34496
1.30S5S
1.38619

1916.

1,764.39
1,816.18
1,726. 40
1,812.69
1,927.94
2,067.17
2,218.70
2,399.97
2,525.83
2,570.33
2,642. 37
2,808.72
3,032.14
3,043.00
2,979.00
3,228. 00
3,312.00
3,301.00
3,506. 00
3,476.00
3,229.00
3,479. 00

0.839
.806
.798
.753
.724
.729
.750
.757
.763
.780
.766
.748
.759
.754
.763
.753
.757
.744
.729
.733
.732
.716

2F<jr years subsequent to 1900, computed on the basis of average mileage operated.

1.07463
1.05101
1.06712
1.02801
.98853
.99373
1.05116
1.03219
1.05158
1.07251
1.03868
1.03594
1.05428
1.07760
1. 07563
1.03992
1. 07944
1.06605
1.06759
1. 06938
1.1246S
1.10346

1.61190
1. 63337
1. 65358
1. 73112
1. 79035
2.00042
2.13212
2.27093
2. 43967
2. 42703
2.49689
2. 60804
2. 74023
2. 65307
2.76450
2. 86218
2. 89548
3. 02284
3,24347
3.30845
3. 46995
3.82828

All trains.
Freight • Revenues
earnings
per
per mile train-mile.
of road.2

Dollars.

3See note 1, p. 300.

4,130.24
4,343. 83
4,239. 64
4,773. 46
4,895. 09
5, 466. 47
5,804. 08
6,113- 58
6,629. 78
6, 571. 76
6,721. 28
7,486. 42
8,122. 86
7,259. 00
7.184. 00
8,089.00
7,895.00
7, 962. 00
9,048.00
8, 596. 00
8,182. 00
9,863.00

Dollars.

1. 37723
1.39567
1.38194
1. 45449
1. 50436
1. 65721
1.72938
1. 82350
1.91380
1.93960
1.97906
2.07547
2.17741
2.11269
2.16789
2. 24628
2.24824
2.29259
2. 45387
2. 45024
2.51895

Operating
expenses
per trainmile.

Dollars.

o

4 See note 2, p. 300.

0.93029
.93838
. 92918
.95635
.98390
1.072S8
1.12292
1.17960
1.26604
1.31375
1.32140
1.37060
1. 46993
1. 47340
1. 43370
1. 48865
1. 54338
1. 59077
1.70375
1.76917
1.77641
1.83279

301

1

Freight service.

Revenue
per
passenger
per mile.

2.040
2.019
2.022
1.973
1.978
2.003
2.013
1.986
2. 006
2.006
1.962
2.003
2.014
1.937
1.928
1.938
1. 974
1. 987
2.008
1.982
1.985
2.006

to

RAILROADS.

1895................................................................................................
1896................................................................................................
1897................................................................................................
1898............................. ..................................................................
1899................................................................................................
1900................................................................................................
1901................................................................................................
1902................................................................................................
1903................................................................................................
1904................................................................................................
1905................................................................................................
1906................................................................................................
1907................................................................................................
1908 a ............................................................................................
1909 3 ............................................................................................
1910 3...............................................................................
1911®................... , ......................................................................
1912 8............................................................................................
1913 4............................................................................................
19144 ............................................................................................
1915 4............................................................................................

1895

The term “ ton ” generally signifies the short ton of 2,000 pounds.]

[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]
Stock.
Funded debt.

Year ended June 30—

Common.

Preferred.

Total.

Bonds.

Equipment
Miscellaneous Income bonds. trust obliga­
obligations.
tions.

Total.

Total railway
capital.

D ollars .
Dollars.
D ollars.
Dollars.
262,194,688
40,351, 111 5,430,285,710 10,818,554,031
260,048,753
42,058, 348 5,518,943,172 11,033,954,898
60,308,320 5,645, 455,367 11,491,034,960
219,536,883
218,872,068
68,116,723 5,881,580,887 11,688,147,091
242, 556,745
89,208,425 6,109,981,669 12,134,182,964
234,016,821
142,980,116 6,444, 431,226 12,599,990,258
229,876,687
173,334, 694 6,873,225,350 13,213,124,679
253,707,699
186,302,906 7,250,701,070 13,805,258,121
•224,719,099 7,766,661,385 14, 570,421, 478
301, 523, 400
306,244, 476
329,773,2S9 8,725,284,992 116,082,146,683
258,584,016
344,592,782 9,394,332,504 3 16,767,544,827
284,497,531
307,869,061 9,801,590,390 317,487,868,935
290,951,276 : 353,341,578 10,303,474,858 5 18,417,132,238
319,596,749 10,738, 217,470 e 19,208,935,081
261,777, 220
267,371,927
316,143,410 11,130,135,443 7 19,752,536,264
369,285,450 ; 11,185,514,385 9 19,796,125,712
250,290,655
254,230,505
418,540,270 11,560,541,553 1020,247,301,257
247,359,856
403,988,948 12,133,064,357 U21,127,959,078
'
283,277,570
374,867,419 ! 12,033,389,512 1221,092,372,245
iIncludes $145,321,601, assigned to other than railway property.
9Includes $36,340,807, assigned to “ Other properties’’; $948,689,876, held toy or for
2Exciudes data of switching and terminal companies not segregated for years previousto 1908.
issuing companies; and $47,703,555, receipts outstanding for installments paid.
3 Includes $206,293,937, assigned to other than railway property.
i° Includes $39,396,988, assigned to “Other properties” ; $1,023,604,042, held by or for
* Includes $202,434,630, assigned to other than railway property.
issuing companies; and $59,911,551, receipts outstanding for installments paid,
e Includes $36,953,808, assigned to other than railway property.
nIncludes $598,345, receipts outstanding for installments paid on stock, and
6 Includes $35,775,324, assigned to other than railway property.
$500,035, receipts outstanding for funded debt.
7 Includes $37,932,835, assigned to other than railway property.
12 Includes $728,710, receipts outstanding for installments paid on stock, and
8 Excludes returns for so-called small roads (having operating revenues below $100,000 for the
$266,035, receipts outstanding for funded debt,
year) and their nonoperating subsidiaries; also returns for switching and terminal companies.




Dollars.

D ollars.

4,269,271,714 1,118,996,607
4,323,300,969 1,191,710,757
4,522,291,838 1,323,287,755
4,475, 408,821 1,331,157,383
4,722,056,120 1,302,145,175
4,876,961,012 1,278,598,020
5,050,529, 469 1,289,369,860
5,180,933,907 1, 373, 623,144
5,403,001,962 1, 400,758,131
5,932,948,772 1, 423,912,919
5,910,351,430 1,462,860,893
6,218,382,485 1,467,896,060
6,710,168,538 1,403,488,842
7,074,917,534 1,395,800,077
7,248, 749,515 1,373,651,306
7,231, 515,045 1,379,096,282
7,304,479,846 | 3,376,279,858
7,599,937,801 | 1,394,956/920
7,603,223,972 1,455,758,761

Dollars.

5,388,268,321
5,515,011,726
5,845, 579,593
5,806, 566,204
6,024,201,295
6,155, 559,032
6,339,899,329
6, 554, 557,051
6, 803, 760,093
7,356,861,691
7,373,212,323
7,686, 278,545
8,113,657,380
8,470,717,611
8,622, 400,821
8,610,611,327
8,680,759,704
8,994,894,721
9,058,982,733

D ollars.

4,640,762,632
4,731,054,376
4,900,626,823
5,048,811,611
5,213, 421,911
5,426,730,154
5,746,898,983
6,024,449,023
6,266,770,962
6,472,839,323
6,610,189,953
6,942,012,066
7,408,183,482
7,825,269,102
8,015,943,172
8,186,366,426
8,496,370,538
9,047,182, 748
9,254,546,150

Dollars.

486,977,279
485,781,695
464,983,341
545,780,485
564,794, 588
640,704,135
723,114,986
786,241,442
973,647,924
1,616,427,904
2,180,965,753
2,267,211,732
2,250,998,522
2,331,574,399
2,530, 676,934
2,379,571,854
2,397,400,240
2,434,532, 805
2,120,698,373

!
i
!
j

RAILROADS,

1898...................................................
1899...................................................
1900...................................................
1901...................................................
1902...................................................
1903..................................................
1904...................................................
1905...................................................
1906...................................................
1907...................................................
1908 2.................................................
1909 2 ................................................
1910 2................................................
19112................................................
19122................................................
1913 s ................................................
19146.................................................
19158...............................................
19168.................................................

30 2

No. 2 0 6 .—FINANCES OF RAILROADS: Common and P referred Stock and B onds and Other Obligations Outstanding,
1898 to 1916.

Ho. 207.—FINAHCES OF RAILROADS: D iv idends

on

Capital S tock and I nterest on F u n d e d D e b t , 1894 to

1916.

[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]
Year ended June 30—

1906 ......................................................
1907 ......................................................
1908i .....................................................
1909i .....................................................
19101 ...................................................
19111 .....................................................
19121................................
1913 a.....................................................
1914 s......................................................
19152......................................................
19162......................................................

Dollars.

1,767,925,565
1,485,618,453
1,559,024,075
1,603,549,978
1,818,113,082
2,239,502,545
2,668,969,895
2,977, 575,179
3,337,644,681
3,450,737,869
3,643,427,319
4,119,086,714
4,526,958,760
4,948,756,203
4,843,370,740
4,920,174,118
5 4 2 578,457
, 1,
5,730,250,326
6, 581,289,249
5,780,982,416
5,667,072,956
5,219,846,562
5,161,971,829

P er cent. P er cent.

36.57
29.94
29.83
29.90
33.74
40.61
45.66
51.27
55.40
56.06
57.47

5.40
5.74
5.62
5.43
5.29
4.96
5.23
5.26
5.55
5.70
6.09

62.84
66.54
67.27
65.69
64.01
66.71
67.65
64.73
66.14
64.39
60.45
59.04

5.78
6.03
6.23
8 07
.
6.53
7.50
8.03
7.17
6 37
.
7.97
6.29
7.98

Do Wars.
95, 515,226
85,287,543
87,603,371
87,110,599
96,152,889
111,009,822
139,597,972 j
156,735,784
185,391,655
196,728,176
221,941,049
237,964, 482
272,795,974
308,088,627
390,695,351
321,071,626
405,771,416
460,195,376
400,315, 333
369,077,546
451,653,346
328,477, 938
411,975,955

Dollars.

Total of divi­ Interest on
dends and in­ interest-bear­
terest paid. ing current
liabilities.
Dollars.

252,779,523
252,512,920
249,624,177
247,880, 230
246,126,691
251,158,087
252,949,616
262,094,838
274,421, 855
283,953,124
297,674, 738

348,294,749
337,800,463
337,227,548
334,990,829
342,279,580
362,167,909
392, 547, 588
418,830,622
459, 813, 510
480,681,300
519,615,787

310,631,802
3 2 555,934
2,
344,242,617
368,295,579
382,675,101
399,582,056
410,326,852
429,026,729
2434,752,760
2439,879,894
2464,186, 021
24 4 534,514
7,

548,596,284
595,351,90S
652,331,244
758,990,930
703,746,727
805,353,472
870,522,228
829,342,042
2803,830,306
2891,533,240
2 792,663,959
2886,510,469




10,239,190
7,860,261
8,469,063
7,844,336
7,073,953
7,102,847
4,912,892
5,526,572
7,717,103
9,060,645
13,945,009

11,451,4U0
11,653,076
16,671,532
31,333,440
24,226,066
16,536,695
26,207,567
25,409,689
231,194,260
245,972,506
234,546,454
2 20,250,725

303

* Excludes data of switching and terminal companies not segregated for years previous to 1908.
* Excludes interest paid hy so-called small roads (having operating revenues below 5100,000 for the year) and switching and terminal companies.

Dollars .

RAILROADS.

1894 ..........................................................................................................................................
1895 ................................................................................................................................ . . . .
1896 ..............................................................................................................
1897 ........................................................................................................................................
1898 ..........................................................................................................................................
1899 ..........................................................................................................................................
1900 ..........................................................................................................................................
1901........................................................................................................................................
1902 .................................................................................................................
1903 ........................................................................................................................................
1904 ...................... *.................................................................................................................
1905 ..........................................................................................................................................

Stock paying dividends.
Interest on
Propor­ Average Amount paid funded debt.
Amount.
tion of rate. in dividends.
total.

304

RAILROADS

No. 208.—FINANCES OF KAILROADS, CONSIDERED AS A SYSTEM:

I ncom e A ccount

and

30, 1916.1

P r o f it

and

L o ss A ccount

for th e

Y ear E nded June

[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]

Item.

Average operated mileage

Amount.

Aver­
age
amount
per
mile
oper­
ated.

257,544.41

Operating income:
Railway operating reve- D ollars. D ollars.
3,472,641,941 13,484
Railway operating ex­
penses................................. 2,277,202,278 8,842
Net revenue from rail- i
way operations........ 1,195,439,663 4,642
589
Railway tax accruals........ 151,599,841
Uncollectible railway rev­
822,532
3
enues...................................
Railway operating !
income........................ 1,043,017,290 4,050
Revenues from miscella­
38,527,600
neous operations...........
150
Expenses of miscellaneous
operations......................... 33,008,368
128
Net revenue from
miscellaneous oper­
5,519,232
22
ations..........................
Taxes on miscellaneous
2,079,265
operating property.........
8
Miscellaneous operat­
ing income................
3,439,967
14
Total operating in­
come ........................... 1,046,457,257 4,064
Nonoperating income:
Rent from locomotives 2. ,
85,139 (3)
Rent from work equip­
5
ment 2........................
1,268,699
Miscellaneous rent income. 8,568,934
33
Miscellaneous nonoperat­
ing physical property...
2,999,671
11
Dividend income.............. 95,726,677
372
Income from funded
securities........................... 47,554,335
185
Income from unfunded
securities and accounts. 25,784,668
100 !
Income from sinking and
other reserve funds........
3,286,124
13
Release of premiums on
1
431,665
funded debt...................
2,498,356
Miscellaneous income........
10
Total nonoperating
income........................ 188,204,268
730
Gross income............... !1,234,661,525 | 4,794

Item.

Amount.

Aver­
age
amount
per
mile
oper­
ated.

Deductions from gross in­
come:
Hire of freight cars—Net D ollars, D ollars.
debit balance2................. 25,222,089
98
Rent for passenger-train
cars2............................. . 1,270,536
5
Rent for floating equip­
1,975,729
ment 2. . .................
8
Joint facility rents2........... 15,962,175
62
3,701,658
Rent for leased roads 2___
14
5,759,064
Miscellaneous rents............
22
Miscellaneous tax accruals. 2,738,683
11
Separately operated prop­
4,395,753
erties—Net loss...............
17
Interest on funded d eb t... 473,855,003 1,840
Interest on unfunded debt 20,248,475
79
Amortization of discount
on funded debt................ 3,465,919
13
Maintenance of invest­
ment organization..........
740,163
3
Miscellaneous i n c o m e
3,928,035
charges...............................
15
Total deductions from
gross income............. 563,263,282 2,187
Net income.................... 671,398,243 2,607
Appropriations for year:
Appropriations tosinking
and other reserve funds. 21.036.226
82
Dividend appropriations. 340,682,946 1,323
Appropriations for invest­
ment in physical prop­
76.520.227
297
erty __________ _______
Miscellaneous appropria­
tions.................................... 18,819,073
73
Stock and debt discount
22,900,576
extinguished.............
89
Total appropriations
for year.................
479,959,048 1,864
Remainder.................... 191,439,195
743
Balance in profit and loss
on June 30 of preceding
year.................................... 862,315,784 3,348
Sum................................ 1,053,754,979 ! 4,091
Adjustments, etc., through
profit and loss:
Credits................................... 82,045,798
319
Debits..........................
82,423,225
320
1
Net adjustment...........
377,427
Balance on June 30
carried to general
balance sheet..........*. 1,053,377,552 4,090

1 It is not practicable, in some instances, to make eliminations of intercorporate payments, especially in
regard to “ Dividend income,” “ Income from fdnded securities,” “ Income from unfunded securities and
accounts,” “ Interest on funded debt,” “ Interest on unfunded debt,” “ Dividend appropriations,” etc.,
and eliminations for such payments have been made only for the items to which note 2 applies.
2 The figures shown for this item represent the net remaining after intercorporate payments were elimi­
nated.
b Less than $1.




305

RAILROADS

No. 209.—FINANCES OF RAILROADS UNDER SPECIFIED HEAD­
INGS: Y ears Ended June 30, 1914 to 1916.

[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]
ANALYSIS OF OPERATING R EV EN UES. 1
9
8
7
6
*
2
1914 *
Item.

Amount.3

1915 2
Propor­
tion to Amount.4
total.

1916 2
Propor­
tion to
total.

Amount.5

Propor­
tion to
total.

P er ct.
P er ct.
D ollars.
D ollars.
P er ct.
Dollars.
Freight revenue................................... 2,114,697,629 69. 40 2,037,925,560 70.03 2,469,026,921 72.18
Passenger revenue.............................. 700,403,353 22.99 646, 475,045 22. 22 689,626,943 20.16
61,477.813 1.80
Mail revenue......................................... 55,062,961 1.81
58,359,095 2.00
82,091,535 2. 40
Express revenue.................................
75,541,569 2. 48
70,124,795 2.41
Excess-baggage revenue and milk
revenue (on passenger trains)__
20,879,188
.72
22,289,662
.65
17,131, 756
.56
Parlor and chair car revenue and
.21
other passenger-train revenue__
6,906,877
.22
5,552,405
.19
7,145,5.36
Switching revenue.............................
33,171,335 1.09
38,602,082 1.13
31,274,203 1.07
Special-service train revenue and
m iscellan eou s transportation
8,772,954
.08
revenue..............................................
.29
2,210,275
2,044,750
.06
Total revenue from operations
32,930,397 1.08
other than transportation............
35,189,996 1.21
45,711,591 1.34
Joint-facilities revenue—Dr............. -1,242, 795 -.0 4
-1,417,403 -.0 5
1,384,897
.04
3,643,872
.12
3,492,491
.12
.11
Joint-facilities revenue—Cr..............
3,647,293
Total........................................... 3,047,019,908 100.00 82,910,065,650 100.00 73,420,279,229 100.00

ANALYSIS OF OPERATING EXPEN SES.
Maintenance of way and structures. 419,277, 779 19.05 i 381,532,488 3 18,49 421, 500,898 918.75
Maintenance of equipment.............. j 532,138, 606 24.18 509,818,744 » 24. 70 570,326, 407 925. 37
Traffic expenses..................................
63, 769, 677 2.90
60,962, 687 8 2.95
62, 203,097 92.77
Transportation expenses.................. 1 1,101,597,432 50.07 1,032,442,821 8 50. 03 1,110,225,460 949.38
General expenses................................
S3, 529, 665 3.80
79,043, 173 8 3.83 i 83, 962, 660 93.73
Total........................................... 2,200,313,159 100.00 1 2,063,819,414 8100.00 112,248,243,855 9100.00
10
1 Does not include data for so-called small roads (having operating revenues below $100,000 for the year)
and switching and terminal companies.
2 Does not include data for switching and terminal companies. Figures are not fully comparable with
those of prior years because of changes in accounting classifications.
5 245,624.55 miles of line (average mileage operated) represented.
* 256,213.61 miles of line (average mileage operated) represented.
6257,511.82 miles of line (average mileage operated) represented.
e Does not include $46,127,552, comprising the following amounts classed as railway operating revenues,
representing items formerly classed as “ Auxiliary (or outside) operations” : Water transfers, $5,077,125;
water-line transportation revenue, $13,867,737; sleeping-car revenue, $2,552,405; dining and buffet car reve­
nue, $15,418,297; hotels and restaurants, $4,918,549; grain elevators, $1,081,032; stockyards, $1,157,381; power,
$2,055,026.
7 Does not include $52,362,712 comprising the following amounts classed as railway operating revenues,
representing items formerly classed as “ Auxiliary (or outside) operations”: Water transfers, $5,617,135;
water-line transportation revenues, $15,471,631; sleeping-car revenue, $2,919,881; dining and buffet car
revenue, $17,248,556: hotels and restaurants, $5,763,532; grain elevators, $1,773,399; stockyards, $1,435,112;
power, $2,133,466.
8 Based on $2,063,799,913, excluding $19,501 unclassified.
9Based on $2,248,218,522, excluding $25,333 unclassified.
Includes $19,501 unclassified; makes no allowance for a credit item of $6,982,898, representing “ Trans­
portation for investment—Or.,” provided for under classifications effective on July 1, 1914; and excludes
$31,846,440, comprising the following amounts classed as railway operating expenses, representing items
formerly classed as “ Auxiliary (or outside) operations” : Transportation—water line, $8,688,803; mis­
cellaneous operations, $23,157,637.
n Includes $25,333 unclassified; makes no allowance for a credit item of $6,494,951, representing “ Trans­
portation for investment—Cr.,” provided for under classifications effective on July lj 1914 ; and excludes
$35,453,374, comprising the following amounts classed as railway operating expenses, representing items
formerly classed as “'Auxiliary (or outside) operations” : Transportation—water line, $9,979,422; miscel­
laneous operations, $25>473,952.
32951°— s A 1917------




20

to 1916,
Commodities.
[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The term “ton ” generally signifies the short ton of 2,000 pounds.]

T ons .

19101

Tons .

191H

Tons,

19121

Tons,

1 91 8 2

Tons.

19142

Tons.

1915

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

6

Products of agriculture:
Grain...............................................
Flour ............................... ...............
Other mill products....................
H ay.................................................
Tobacco..........................................
Cotton.............................................
Fruit and vegetables..................
Other products of agriculture .

19091

19162
Received
f rom
Originating nectingcon­
roads
on road.
and other
carriers.

L eading

0

Commodity.

by

3

No. 210.—FREIGHT TRAFFIC MOVEMENT ON RAILROADS: S ummary, Y ears E nded J une 30, 1909

Total.
Tons.

70,779,832
19,971,463
16,817,362
13,754,257
1,947,001
9,221,868
31,083,546
15,579,590

89,587.276
21,767,405
17,918,707
13,046,480
2,128,314
7,997,025
35,892,658
14,865,327

80, 011,068
22,218, 779
17/968,272 .
13,288,162
1,989,568
8,624,847
39,269,036
15, 217,108

97, 047, 693
22,376,112
18,550,419
13, 905,913
1, 857, 388
9,944,886
41,754,129
16, 479, 284

57,686,165
10,472,225
7,992,496
7,312,879
1,085,843
4,052,241
18,192,063
8,988,002

50,825,139
14,725,880
11,054,858
5,712,222
969,931
4,742,953
23,200,733
6,751,635

108,511,304
25,198,105
19,047,354
13,025,101
2,055,774
8,795,194
41,392,796
15,739,637

Total........................................... 149,595, 693
Products of animals:
Live stock..................................... 18,432,441
Dressed meats..............................
5, 656,638
5,239, 944
Other packing-house products.
1,528,547
Poultry, game, and fish............
1,002,120
Wool...............................................
2,858,682
Hides and leather.......................
4,334,673
Other products of anim als___

160,401,693

166,864,072

179,154,919

203,203,192

198,586,840

221, 915,824

115,781,914

117,983,351

233,765,265

18,200,325
5, 953,431
4,651,120
1,512,280
904,324
3,014,630
4,388,665

20,416,150
5,637, 469
4,809,181
1,587, 942
1,023,914
2,653, 507
5,085,894

20,535,108
5,702,584
5,126,238
1,732,682
1,017,230
2,689,907
6,490,287

21,572,184
5,855,960
5,103,435
1,981,139
954,196
2,686,586
7,107,763

2l, 144,300
5,445,499
5,066,472
2,351,144
1,075,594
2,656,355
8,735,892

21,167,301
5, 709,711
5,225, 922
2,254,173
906, 425
2,700, 723
7,289,604

16,963,922
2,656,235
2,774,708
1,016,484
503,24S
1,400,858
4,629,143

6,911,580
3,573,271
3,001,087
1,606,693
804,784
1,789,268
3,498,668

23,875,502
6,229,506
5,775,795
2,623,177
1,308,032
3,190,126
8,127,811

Total........................................... 39,053,045
Products of mines:
Anthracite coal............................ 115, 959,131
Bituminous coal.......................... 392,821,573
Coke................................................ 54,618,163
Ores................................................. 113,037,038

38,624,775

41,214,057

43,294,036

45,261,263

46,475,256

45,253,859

29,944,598

21,185,351

51,129,949

117,480,501
467,060,739
77,990,907
158,179,430

127,402,064
479,638,745
60 804,241
133,082,878

119,835,090
525,444,172
61,941,110
138,667,493

136,205,485
562,465,724
73,155,701
171,905,292

128,826,808
561,412,516
60, 783,693
159,705,231

124,647,691
507,832,161
46,689, 044
126, 791,372

79,235,372
336,942,505
37,392,483
126,936,640

49,645,928
278,806,437
35,821,899
80,574,464

128,881,300
eifi, 48,942
3,214,382
207,511,104

A

71,126,786
19,557, 516
15,475,563
12,033,156
1,706,044
7,228,879
29,108,043
10,628,085

A

67,733,043
19,729,851
15,632,126
11,744,710
1,833,353
6,122,624
27,968,788
9,637,198

R

63,094,886
18, 306,486
13,926,537
10,323, 433
1,530,854
7, 695, 701
24,298,311
10,419,485

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N o . 2 1 4 .— R A IL R O A D A C C ID E N T S : Casualties to P ersons ,
June 30, 1916, and D ec. 31, 1916.1

Y ears E nded

[Source: Accident bulletins of the Interstate Commerce Commission.")
Year ended June 30,1916.

Cause.

Other per­
Employees
em­ sons (tres­
Passengers. (includingnot passers and Total persons.
ployees
nontrespass­
on duty).
ers).
In­
In­
In­
In­
Killed. jured. Killed. jured. Killed. jured. Killed. jured.

Collisions 2_. .........................................................
Derailments 2 ........................................................
Miscellaneous train accidents, including
locomotive-boiler explosions 2......................
Train-service accidents 2....................................
Total............................................................
Nontrain accidents 3 ...........................................
Total casualties........................................

84 2,143 145
57 1,671 ) 133
36 1 35
142 4,529 i 1,960
283 8 ,379 2,273
414
283 8,379 2,687

57 252 3,860
23
1,660
68
128 258 3,054
1,255
4
26
39
497
559
39,740 6,227 9, 337 8,329 53,606
43,152 6,322 9, 548 8,878; 61,079
117,511
72 1,785 486 119,296
160,663 6,394 11,333 9,364 | 180,375

Year ended Dec. 31,1916.

Cause.

Other per­
Passengers Employees
sons (tres­
and persons (including em­ passers and Total persons.
carried un­ ployees not nontrespass­
der contract. on duty).
ers.)
In­
In­
In­
In­
Killed. jured. Killed. jured. Killed. jured. Killed. jured.

Collisions 2 .............................................................
Derailments 2 ........................................................
Miscellaneous train accidents, including
locomotive-boiler explosions 2 ......................
Train-service accidents 2 ...................................
Total............................................................
Nontrain accidents3. .............. ..........................
Total casualties.........................................

70 1,886
41 1,699
66

180 4,357
291 8,008
291 8,008

179
156
35
2,143
2,513
428
2,941

17
2,013
46 266 3,945
61 155 258 3,133
1,279
530
3
23
38
619
45,299 6,591 9,629 8,914 59,285
49,123 6,6 72 9,853 9,476 66,982
127,802
97 1,938 525 129, 740
176,923 6,769 11,791 10,001 196,722

1 See also preceding table.
2 Covers all accidents to and around trains, cars, and engines, including, in general, all casualties resulting
from train operation.
3 Nontrain accidents are those which do not involve train operation, but occur to railroad employees other
than trainmen on railroad premises.




Class.

1890

18 98

1900

5,372
2,718
26,328
29,723
75,919
35, 851
36,762
25, 457
64,806
29,272
38,846
95,613
30,372
169,664

4,956
3,925
26, 845
30, 699
78, 603
37,939
38,925
26,876
66,968
28,832
40,374
99,717
30,771
184, 494

4,916
4,669
32,265
31,610
89,851
42,837
44,130
29,957
74,274
32,831
46,666
114,773
33,085
226,799

44,266 47,124

1914,

by Classes.

1905

1906

1907

19 0812
3

19091

19101

19121

1913-

1914 i

6,090
6,705
57,210
34,940
138,778
59,855
62, 678
43,936
119,087
51,253
63,830
199,940
40, 463
343,791

6,407
7,549
65,700
35,649
152,929
65,298
69,384
48,869
134,257
55,244
70,394
221,656
41,391
367,277

5,076
7,751
63,973
35,740
132,013
57,668
61,215
43,322
114,580
44,941
58,946
176,680
41,419
299, 448

5,492

39,645
! 106,734
! 46,272
53,646
, 159,472
37,609
289,044

5,536
5,706
51,284
35,245
125,180
54,817
57,892
41,061
111,405
47,018
56,089
176,348
38,217
311,185

69,959
36,519
136,733
57,077
60,349
43,608
114,760
48,237
60 ,867
195,110
41,859
320,762

5,476
9,392
76,329
37,379
153,104
64,691
68,321
48, 682
130,938
55,193
68,085
225,196
44,207
378,955

5,790
10,414
78,818
38, 428
161,730
64, 382
67,195
49,685
137, 067
57,507
70,817
249,429
44,277
357,326

4,398
10,706
84,267
37,721
167,450
67,026
70,477
52,086
146,855
60,726
78,654
271,095
44,737
376,871

5,740
11,153
87,106
39,147
163,603
62,021
64,959
48,201
136,809
56,468
; 72,923
1 256,133
44,977
337,451

49,961

46,262

45,532

49, 659

53,414

46,221

44,698

44,682

38,773

38,253

37,873

28, 244

30,984

30,425

31,963

36,090

39,193

39,744

39,115

42, 435 .1 42,548

43, 061

40,464

7, 426

7,949

7,495
|
168,430 ! 160,565

8 , 753

S, 314

9,139

8,028

8,758

12,056

13,780

13,019

1903

1904

5,039
37,570
33,478
105,433
48,318
50,651
35,070
91,383
39,145
51,698
136,579
35, 700
281,075

4,842
5,201
42,218
34, 892
120,724
52,993
56,041
39, 741
104,885
44,819
56,407
154,635
37,101
300,714

5,165
5,375
46,037
34,918

50,789

50,489

21,682 22,488

25,218

6, 349

7,597

5, 502

to

1902
4,816

120,002

52,451

1 55,004

8,022

10,549

198, 736 228,324 199,510 210,898 229,806 230,138 247,076 232,249
!
Total........................ 749,301 1 620 874, 558 1,017,653 1,189,315 1,312,537 1,296,121 1,382,196 |1, 521, 355 1,672,074 1,436,275 1,502,823 1,699,420 '1,716,380 |1,815,239 j1,710,296
826,
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1 Excludes employees of switching and terminal companies.
2 Excludes returns for so-called small roads (having operating revenues below SI00,000 for the year) and returns for switching and terminal companies
3 Annual report form for this year did not provide for this class of employees.




88, 467 98,673

125,386

147,201

178,965

R A IL R O A D S

General officers................. 5,160
Other officers.................... <8>
General office clerks........ 22,239
Station agents................... 25, 665
Other station m en.......... 66,431
Enginemen........................ 33,354
Firemen.............................. 34,634
Conductors........................ 23, 513
Other trainmen................ 61,734
Machinists......................... 27,601
Carpenters......................... 37,936
Other shopmen................ 80,733
Section foremen................ 27,129
Other trackmen................ 157,036
Switch tenders, crossing
tenders, and watchmen 37, 669
Telegraph operators and
dispatchers.................... 18,968
E m p lo y e e s—account
floating equipm ent... 6,199
All other employees and
laborers........................... 83,300

1896

1890

312

Number in Service on June 30 op Specified Y ears,
[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.!

No, 2 1 5 . — E M P L O Y E E S O F R A IL R O A D S :

Total Y early Compensation for Specified Y ears Ended June 30,1890 to 1914,by Classes.1
[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]

N o . 2 1 6 .— E M P LO Y E E S O F R A IL R O A D S:

Class.

1890

General officers.....................
Other officers........................
General office clerks..........
Station agents.......................
Other station m en...............
Enginemen............................
Firemen..................................
Conductors............................
Other trainmen....................
Machinists.............................
Carpenters.............................
Other shopmen....................
Section foremen...................
Other trackmen...................
Switch tenders, crossing
tenders, and watchm en..
Telegraph operators and
dispatchers___ -...............
Employees—account float­
ing equipment..................
All other employees and
laborers...............................

13,584,924
(*)
16,901,342
14,806, 456
34,918,155
37,814,011
21,750,252
21,881,455
35,276,703
19,235,809
24,090,749
42,179,614
15,238,221
57,560,900

D olla rs.

1896
D ollars.

12,497,957
5,301,119
19,037,816
17,050,117
39,076, 478
41,354,307
23,724,854
24,758, 485
38,379,035
19,312, 746
22,948, 585
48,497,887
17,097,832
54,521,113

1898
D ollars.

12,632,224
6,870,275
19,859,404
17, 692,146
40,237,653
44,307,993
25,199,230
26,316,465
39,597,133
19,507,896
23,951,246
51,359,701
17,223,628
57,303,740

1900
D ollars.

13,157,420
8,141,500
23,127,228
18, 553,252
45,627,016
50, 713, 401
29,203, 596
30,089,322
44,844 475
22,924,702
28,144, 452
59, 470,846
18,481, 594
71,664,298

1902
D olla rs.

13,090,284
9,491,146
26,853,600
20,172,608
53,709,985
58,135,447
33,780,709
35,211,477
56,335,462
28,412,840
31,925,126
73,269,159
20,356,376
89,536,409

1904

1906

1908 s

19 10 s

1912s

19133

1914s

D olla rs.

D olla rs.

D olla rs.

D olla rs.

D o lla rs.

D ollars.

D ollars.

14,475,126 15,911,369 16,213,474 17,949,017 19,298,782 19,481,672 21,338,995
10,816,880 12,870,203 16,689,833 19,499,753 22,203,792 23,294,470 24,247,155
34, 735, 708 41,227,916 51,867,978 58,176,906 64,739,954 69,443,296 75,429,665
22, 584,269 22,571,595 25,908,206 27,203,943 29,935,642 30,016,048 31,841,367
66,318,729 70,702,517 81,766,135 88,926,764 97,612,039 106,242,920 109,134,046
68,946, 543 74,581,454 84,517,730 91,323,678 102,762,809 111,350,613 109,376,377
40, 463,040 44,247,306 50,747,825 55,626,502 62,117,000 | 67,238,331 67,137,366
44,150, 760 47,417,403 55,479,055 59,716,891 68,695,203 73,261,603 73,527,535
Q
75, 521, 384 81,884,828 97,456,690 109,661,112 127 060,109 139 4Q 443 139,594 007
37,344, 571 40,326,031 42,368,436 48,589,476 54,327,638 60,008,941 58,229,801
36,654,270 40,961,083 44,552,855 50,058,065 53,241,527 61,318,197 60,266,619
94, 463,049 111,524,564 121,695,515 145,457,974 167,807,528 191,645,024 191,359,706
22, 555,363 23,519,671 27,658,733 29,424,298 31,758,239 32,894,238 34,390,180
104,600, 785 112,196,214 122,994,426 140,200,782 136,067,014 156,806,395 148,115,441

20,656,369 24,950,907 26,633,630 29, 599,258 28,669,990 26,920,495

27,939,001

27,607,830

24,880,701 22,982,964 22,422,731

24,729,669

30,989,257

32,348,603 34,890,615 36,519,803

36,574,687

4,776,654

6,224,613

9,232,572

u
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22,917,957

11,823,844 13,695,587 14,259,057 16,176, 401 18,281,069 21,770,296

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9,495,128

3,565, 408

3,221,290

3,551,898

4,247,915

4,363,822

4,884,713

7,567,768

9,080,589

42,686,131 43,398,416 48, 552,299 63,098,165 74, 433,083 90,392,829 103,414,175 130,698,937 137,110,073 147,766,253 163,244,292 168,211,260
Total............................ 433,970,343 468,824,531 495,055,618 577, 264,841 676,028,592 817,598,810 5900,801,653 1,035,437,528 1,143,725,306 1,252,347,697 1,373,830,589 1,381,117,292
1 Covers over 99 per cent of the number of employees for all the years mentioned, excepting 1906, the per cent for which was over 96.




313

s Excludes compensation of employees of switching and terminal companies.
3 Excludes returns for so-called small roads (having operating revenues below $100,000 for the year) and returns for switching and terminal companies.
4 Annual report form for this year did not provide for this class of employees.
5 Excludes compensation paid by Southern Pacific Co. (not reported). The corresponding amount paid in 1907 was $35,724,918

—E M P L O Y E E S

Average Daily Compensation for Specified Y ears E nded June 30, 1892 to 1914, by Classes.
[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]

O F R A IL R O A D S :

1892

Class.

1898

1899

1900

1901

1902

1903

1904

1905

1906

1907

314

N o. 2 1 7 .

1908 1 19091 19101 19121 191323 1914 2

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars . Dollars. Dollars . Dollars. Dollars . Dollars. Dollars. Dollars . Dollars.

7.83
(a)
2.23
1.82
1.68

3.68
2.08
3.08
1.90
2.29
2.08
1. 72
1.76

9.73
5.21
2.25
1.73
1.61
3.72
2.09
3.13
1.95
2.28

10.03
5.18
2.20

1. 74
1.60
3.72

2.10

3.13
1.94
2.29
2.03
1.72

10.45
5.22
2.19
1.75
1.60
3.75
2.14
3.17
1.96
2.30
2.04
1.73

10.97
5.56
2.19
1.77
1.59
3. 78
2.16
3.17
2.00

11.17
5.60
2.18
1.80
1. 61
3.84
2.20

3.21
2.04
2.36
2.08
1.78
1.72
1.25

11.27
5.76

11.61
6.07

1.87
1.64
4.01
2.28
3.38
2.17
2.50
2.19

11.74

2.40

1.95
1. 45

2. 67
3.81
2. 59
2. 98
2. 43
2.13
1.96
1.38

1.84
4.55
2.74
3.91
2.69
3.08
2.51
2.18
1.99
1.47

1.89
5.00
3.02
4.29
2.96
3.21
2.55
2.24
2.09
1.50

15.67
6 .44
2. 51
2.28
1. 96
5.20
3.13
4.39
3.04
3. 26
2.63
2.31
2.14
1.58

13.11
6.27
2 . 33
2.09
1.82
4.45
2. 64
3.81
2.60
2. 95
2.40

1.78
1.31

1.93
1.69
4.10
2.35
3.50
2.27
2.61
2.26
1.91
1.78
1.33

11.93
5.99
2.30
2.05
1.78
4.30
2. 54
3.69
2. 54
2.87
2.40
2.06
1.90
1. 46

2.21

2.22

11. 81

13.13
6.32
2.50

5.82
2.24 ' 2.24
1.93 1.94
1.71 1.69
4.12 4.12
2.38 2.42
3.50 3. 51
2.31 2. 35
2.65 2.69
2.25 2.28
1.92 1.92
1.79 1.80
1.32 1.36
6.02

12.67
6.40
2. 31
2 . 08
1.82
4. 44

13.27
6.22
2.12

2.20

1.18

1.68
1.22

2.32
2.06
1. 75
1. 71
1. 23

1.74

1.77

1.80

1.74

1.77

1.76

1.77

1.79

l.'SO

1.87

1.78

1.73

1.69

1.70

1.70

1.71

1.92

1.92

1.93

1.96

1.98

2.01

2.08

2.15

2.19

2.13

2.26

2.30

2.30

2.33

2.47

2. 52

2.56

2.03

1.89
1.67

1.68

1.89

1.92
1.71

1.97
1.69

2.00

2.11

2.17
1.82

2.17
1.83

2.10

2. 27
1.92

2.38
1.97

2.31
1.98

2.01

2.37

2.37
2.15

2.35

2.02

1.22

1.70
1.69
1.16

1.80

1.68

1.68

1.71

1.86

1.77

1.83

2.12

2.22

2.10

1 E xclu des com pensation of em ployees of sw itching and term inal companies.
2 E xcludes returns for so-called sm all roads (having operating revenues below $100,000 for the year) and returns for sw itching and term inal companies.
3 A nnual report form for this year did not provide for this class of employees.




16.06
6.48
2.54
2.33
1.98
5.24
3.22
4.47
3.09
3.27
2.66

2.36
2.20

1.59

2.20

R A IL R O A D S .

General officers.......................................
Other officers...........................................
General office clerks..............................
Station agents..........................................
Other station m en .................................
Enginem en................................................
Firem en......................................................
Conductors................................................
Other trainm en.......................................
M achinists.................................................
Carpenters.................................................
Other shopm en.......................................
Section foremen...................................... !
Other trackm en......................................
Switch tenders, crossing tenders,
and w atchm en....................................
Telegraph operators and dis­
patchers..................................................
Em ployees—account floating equip­
m en t........................................................
All other employees and laborers..

RAILROADS.
315
N o . 2 1 8 . —EM P LO YE E S O F R A IL R O A D S : Average N umber in S ervice and
N umber per 100 Miles of Line of Steam Railways on June 30, 1916, by
Classes.
[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]
Class.

Steam railways
(other than switch­ Switch­
ing and terminal ing and
companies).1
terminal
com­
panies,
Per 100 average
Average miles
number. of line. number.

General officers, $3,000 per annum and upward.................................................
4,217
5,112
General officers^ below 163,000 per annum"............................................................
Division officers, $3,000 per annum and upward................................................
1,1X5
Division officers^ below $3,000 per annum" ................................................. .....
9,289
Clerks, $900 per annum and upward..................................................................... 62,826
Clerksj below $900 per annum".............................................................................. 102,532
8, 365
Assistant engineers and draftsmen.......................................................................
9,019
Maintenance”of way and structure foremen........................................................
7,426
43,305
1,654
General foremen, maintenance of equipment department.............................
Gang and other foremen, maintenance of equipment department............... 16,262
Machinists........................'.................................A . ................................................... 37,3S6
12, 245
8 ,026
Masons and bricklayers.............................................................................................
1,093
736
49,858
10,749
Electricians. A..........................................................................................................
8,232
Air-brake men..........................................................................................................
5,529
Car inspectors............................................................................................. ................. 18,363
Car repairers................................................................................................................. 65.792
Other skilled laborers................................................................................................ ' 47,321
Mechanics' helpers and apprentices..................................................................... !j 77,838
Section m en................................................................................................................! 267,195
Other unskilled labor................................................................................................. ! 101,121
Foremen of construction gangs and work trains................................................ ! 2 ,437
Other men in construction gangs and work trains........................................... 37, 901
Traveling agents and solicitors.............................................................................. ' 6,043
Employees in outside agencies................................................................................;1 1,998
705
Other traffic employees............................................................................ ......
Train dispatchers and directors............................................................................
5,099
Telegraphers, telephones, and block operators................................................. 19,562
Telegraphers and telephones operating interlockers.......................................
7,851
Levermen (nontelegraphers)...................................................................................
3,409
Telegrapher clerks...................................................................................................... 11,012
Agent telegraphers
21,086
16,214
Station agents (nontelegraphers)..........................................................................
Station masters and assistants................................................................................ !
637
Station service employees................................................................... ................... 104,052
3,501
Y ardm asters.......... ......................................................................................................
2,019
Yardmasters’ assistants ..........................................................................................
Yard enginee 2's and m otorm en.............................................................
. .
15,173
Yard firemen and helpers......................................................................................... 15,456
Yard conductors (or foremen)............................... ..................... .......................... 14,594
Yard brakemen (switchmen or helpers).............................................................. 37,956
Yard switch tenders ................................................................................................. 4,897
3,918
Other yard employees...............................................................................................
Hostlers .
..................................................................................................... 7,638
Engine-house men. - .............................................................................. _. __......... 49,415
Road freight engineers and motormen................................................................. 31,056
Road freight firemen and helpers...... .................................................................... 32,934
Road freight conductors.......................................................................................... 25,361
Road freight brakemen and flagmen.................................................................... 62,538
Road passenger engineers and motormen............................................................ 13,952
Road passenger firemen and helpers.................................................................... 13,568
Road passenger conductors..................................................................................... 11,270
Road passenger baggagemen.................................................................................... 5,844
Road passenger brakemen and flagmen............................................................. 15,345
3,322
Other road train employees.....................................................................................
Crossing flagmen and gatemen .............................................................................. 16,136
1,349
Drawbridge operators .........................................................................................
Floating-equipment employees.............................................................................. 10,554
13
Express-service em plovees.............................................................................. .
Policemen and watchmen .................................................................. ................. 8,104
6,900
Other transportation employees............................................................................
All other employees
......................................................................................... 20,590
Total.................................................................................................................... 1,654,075

1Represents 258,669.75 miles of line (single track) on June 30, 1916.




2
2
1
4
24
40
3
4
3
17
1
6
14
5
3

8
3
1
4
8
6
40
1
1
6
6
6
15
2
2
3
19
12
13
10
23

158
465
18
160
1,877
3,043
202
217
104
493
61
264
712
333
153
45
14
907
153
224
112
745
1,117
746
1,040
4,641
2,154
89
1,474
14
2
15
118
344
154
218
42
15
195
106
4,584
296
167
1,619
1,662
1,605
3,236
5S5
199
255
1,169
66
72
66
134

8
639

703
72
192
2
431
126
572
40,809

19
4
3
2
7
26
18
30
104
39
1
15
2
I
2

5
5
4
2
6
1
6
1
4
3
* 3

16
6
16
3
8
3

316

RAILBOADS.

No. 219.—EMPLOYEES OF RAILROADS: T otal Y early Compensation op
Steam Railways, Y ear E nded June 30, 1916, by Classes.
[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]
Class.

General officers, S3,000 per annum and upward.................................
General officers, below $3,000 per annum.............................................
Division officers, $3,000 per annum and upward...............................
Division officers, below $3,000 per annum............................................
Clerks, $900 per annum and upward.....................................................
Clerks, below $900 per annum.................................................................
Messengers and attendants.......................................................................
Assistant engineers and draftsmen........................................................
Maintenance of way and structure foremen........................................
Section foremen...........................................................................................
General foremen, maintenance of equipment department.............
Gang and other foremen, maintenance of equipment department
Machinists.....................................................................................................
Boiler makers...............................................................................................
Blacksmiths.........................._...................... _........................ ...................
Masons and bricklayers.............................................................................
Structural ironworkers..............................................................................
Carpenters.....................................................................................................
Painters and upholsterers.........................................................................
Electricians...................................................................................................
Air-brake m en..............................................................................................
Car inspectors...............................................................................................
Car repairers..................................................................................................
Other s killed laborers_______________________ _____ __________
Mechanics’ helpers and apprentices.......................................................
Section men..................................................................................................
Other unskilled labor.................................................................................
Foremen of construction gangs and work trains................................
Other men in construction gangs and work trains............................
Traveling agents and solicitors...............................................................
Employees in outside agencies................................................................
Other traffic employees.............................................................................
Train dispatchers and directors...............'..............................................
Telegraphers, telephoners, and block operators.................................
Telegraphers and telephoners operating interlockers.......................
Levermen (nontelegraphers)...................................................................
Telegrapher clerks.......................................................................................
Agent telegraphers......................................................................................
Station agents (nontelegraphers)...........................................................
Station masters and assistants................................................................
Station-service employees.........................................................................
Yardmasters.................................................................................................
Yardmasters’ assistants.............................................................................
Yard engineers and motormen...............................................................
Yard firemen and helpers.........................................................................
Yard conductors (or foremen).................................................................
Yard hrakemen (switchmen or helpers)...............................................
Yard switch tenders...................................................................................
Other yard employees.................................................................................
Hostlers..........................................................................................................
Engine-house m en ......................................................................................
Road freight engineers and motormen..................................................
Road freight firemen and helpers...........................................................
Road height conductors............................................................................
Road freight brakemen and flagmen.....................................................
Road passenger engineers and motormen............................................
Road passenger firemen and helpers.....................................................
Road passenger conductors......................................................................
Road passenger baggagemen...................................................................
Road passenger brakemen and flagmen................................................
Other road train employees.....................................................................
Crossing flagmen and gatemen................................... ............................
Drawbridge operators................................................................................
Floating-equipment employees...............................................................
Express-service employees.......................................................................
Policemen and watchmen........................................................................
Other transportation employees.............................................................
All other employees....................................................................................
Total___ a .........................................................................................

Steam railways
(other than Switching and
switching and,
terminal
terminal
companies.
companies).!
Dollars.

27,442,958
8,131,813
4,140,693
15,838,330
72,096,798
67,804,151
3,797,848
10,061,352
8,008,494
33,526,258
2,457,310
19,222,464
41,618,102
14,099,689
8,021,049
1,010,448
719,283
40,891,209
8, 720,371
7,655,645
4,835,525
16,651,286
51,126,031
41,770,155
50,199,802
125,882,847
58,326,953
2,164,267
18,901,431
8,993,638
1,987,045
791,788
8,202,564
15, 883,860
6,516,547
2,500,269
8,603,929
17,238,163
14,294,338
672,147
64,845,650
5,561,366
3,076,674
23,949,918
14,968,455
20,404, 259
44,826,519
3,594,681
2,144,199
7,637,551
33,358,095
56,888,417
36,645,413
40,044,928
64,557,826
28,861,087
17,120,129
20,371,298
6,157,621
15,328,551
2,651,536
7,679,068
912,851
8,836,591
7,355
6,128,324
4,446,633
12,156,612
1,403,968,437

i Represents 258,783.77 miles of line on June 30, 1916.



Dollars.

722,467
614,396
52,541
269,977
2,081,367
2,066,685
75,438
233,198
118,386
432,708
94,202
318,927
814,603
381,449
154,136
28,867
12,747
798,362
123,315
215,353
95,092
736,247
905,930
708,742
704,599
2,562,835
1,466,399
92,695
860,827
17,620
1,705
11,138
147.922
272,465
131,037
184,544
33,461
12,047
262,333
125,591
2,961,322
485,098
253,306
2,552,366
1,602,888
2,194,977
3,829,070
440,924
154,589
248,901
847,6,12
109.922
71,667
94,639
150,612
24,240
8,724
19,710
2,715
6,997
566
350,384
54,298
155,880
1,560
309,785
83,841
401,705

36,360,651

RAILROADS
317
No. 220.—EMPLOYEES OF RAILROADS: Average H ourly Compensation
op Steam Railways, Y ear E nded June 30, 1916, by Classes.
[Source: Statistical reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission.]
Steam
railways
(other than Switching
and
switching terminal
and ter­ companies.
minal
companies)1

Class.

General officers, $3,000 per annum and upward..................................
General officers, below $3,000 per annum..............................................
Division officers, $3,000 per annum and upward.................................
Division officers, below $3,000 per annum.............................................
Clerks, $900 per annum and upward.......................................................
Clerks, below $900 per annum..................................................................
Messengers and attendants.........................................................................
Assistant engineers and draftsmen..........................................................
Maintenance of way and structure foremen..........................................
Section foremen____________ _________________ _____ __________
General foremen—Maintenance of equipment department..............
Gang and other foremen—Maintenance of equipment department
Machinists.......................................................................................................
Boiler makers......................................................................
Blacksmiths...................................................................................................
Masons and bricklayers..............................................................................
Structural ironworkers...............................................................................
Carpenters........................................................................................
Painters and upholsterers................................................. ! .!!!!!!” ” !
Electricians.....................................................................................................
Air-brake m en...............................................................................................
Car inspectors............................................................................*’' *_' ‘' ’ ‘ ‘
Car repairers............................................................................ ......................
Other skilled labor............................................................................
Mechanics’ helpers and apprentices........................................................
Section men.................................................................................................. '
Other unskilled labor................................................................
Foremen of construction gangs and work trains.................................
Other men in construction gangs and work trains..............................
Traveling agents and solicitors.................................................................
Employees in outside agencies..................................................................
Other traffic employees...............................................................................
Train dispatchers and directors................................................................
Telegraphers, telephones, and block operators..................................
Telegraphers and telephones operating interlocked.........................
Levermen (nontelegraphers).....................................................................
Telegrapher clerks.......................................................................................
Agent telegraphers.......................................................................................
Station agents (nontelegraphers).............................................................
Station masters and assistants..................................................................
Station-service employees..........................................................................
Yard masters...................................................................................................
Yardmasters7 assistants..............................................................................
Yard engineers and motormen.................................................................
Yard firemen and helpers ...........................................................................
Yard conductors (or foremen)..................................................................
Yardbrakemen (switchmen or helpers)................................................
Yard switch tenders.....................................................................................
Other yard employees..................................................................................
Hostlers................."........................................................................................
Engine-house men.........................................................................................
Road freight engineers and motormen..................................................
Road freight firemen and helpers.............................................................
Road freight conductors..............................................................................
Road freight brakemen and flagmen.......................................................
Road passenger engineers and motormen..............................................
Road passenger firemen and helpers.......................................................
Road passenger conductors........................................................................
Road passenger baggagemen.....................................................................
Road passenger brakemen and flagmen.................................................
Other road train employees.......................................................................
Crossing flagmen and gate men..................................................................
Drawbridge operators..................................................................................
Floating-equipment employees.................................................................
Express-service employees.........................................................................
Policemen and watchmen..........................................................................
Other transportation employees...............................................................
All other employees.....................................................................................
All classes for which hourly pay is shown..................................
All classes for which daily "pay is shown....................................

Represents 258,783.77 miles of line on June 30,1916.




Dollars.
2 20.241
2 5.043
2 11.080

2 4.978
.422
.230
2 1.345
2 3.438
.334
.228
2 4,267
.347
.395
.397
.377
.303
.321
.282
.301
.277
.270
.236
.272
.291
.229
. 155
.186
.283
.170
2 4.855
.367
.433
.532
.271
.291
.210
.245
.224
2 2.522
2 3.155
.197
2 4.384
24.066
.431
.270
.388
.351
.192
.151
.252
.181
.599
.384
.495
.334
.878
. 550
.695
.396
.399
.288
.117
.166
.215
.204
2 2.017
.203
.180
.266
2 4.312

Dollars.

2 15.924
2 4.777
2 9.327
2 5.231
.369
.226
2 1.096
23.495
.336
.260
2 4.329
.334
.372
.366
.343
.253
.314
.298
.278
.283
.251
.248
.244
.279
.214
.177
.191
.297
.181
2 4.448
.302
.215
.407
.255
.286
.252
.254
.250
2 3.965
2 3.257
.192
2 4.740
2 4.128
.422
.270
.379
.347
.210
.206
.241
.190
.403
.250
.367
.325
.406
.297
.348
.220
.286
.449
.125
.201
.250
.213
2 1.973
.192
.199
.256
2 4.298

2Represents average daily compensation.

318

RAILROADS----EXPRESS COMPANIES.

N o . 2 2 1 . — R A IL R O A D S P L A C E D U N D E R R E C E IV E R S H IP A N D S O L D
U N D E R F O R E C L O S U R E : N u m ber a n d M il e a g e , 1879 to 1917.

[Source: The Railway Age, Chicago, 111.]
Placed under receivership.
Calendar year.

1879....................................................
1880....................................................
1881....................................................
1882....................................................
1883....................................................
1884....................................................
1885....................................................
1886....................................................
1887....................................................
1888....................................................
1889....................................................
1890....................................................j
1891....................................................j
1892....................................................1
1893....................................................
1894....................................................
1895..............-.........................- .........
1896...................................................
1897....................................................
1898....................................................
1899....................................................
1900....................................................
1901....................................................
1902....................................................
1903....................................................
1904...................................................
1905....................................................
1906....................................................
1907....................................................
1908....................................................
1909..................... .............................
1910....................................................
1911....................................................
1912....................................................
1913....................................................
1 91 4 ................................................
1915....................................................
1916....................................................
1917....................................................
N o.

Number
of roads. Miles.
12
13
5
12
11
37
44
13
9
22
22
26
26
36
74
38
31
34
18 ;
18 ;
10 '
16
4■
5
9
8
10
6
7
24
5
7
5
13
17
22
12
91
19

Stocks and
bonds.

Sold under foreclosure.
Number
of roads.

D ollars.

1,102
39,367,000
885 140,265,000
110
3,742,000
912
39,074,000
1,990 108,470,000
11,838 714,755,000
8,830 385,460,000
1,799
70,346,000
1,046
90,318,000
3,270 186,814,000
3,803
99,664,000
2,963 105,007,000
2,159
84,479,000
10,508 357,692,000
29,340 1, 781,046,000
7,025 395,791,000
4,089 369,075,000
5,441 275,597,000
1,537
92,909,000
2,069 138,701,000
1,019
52,285,000
1,165
78,234,000
73
1,627,000
278
5,835, 000
229
18,823,000
744
36,069,000
3,593 176,321,000
204
55,042, 000
317
13,585, 000
8,009 596,359,000
859
78,095,000
735
51,427,500
2,606 210,606,882
3,784 182,112,497
9,020 477,780, 820
4, 222 199,571,446
20.143 1,070,808,628
4,439 208,159,689
2,486
61,169,962

65
31
29
16
18
15
22
45
31
19
25
29
21
28
25
42
52
58
42
47
32
24
17
20
13
13
6
8
6
3
12
17
13
12
6
9
11
26
20

Miles.
4, 909
3, 775
2, 617
867
1,354
710
3,156
7,687
5,478
1,596
2,930
3, 825
3,223
1,922
1,613
5, 643
12,831
13,730
6,675
6, 054
4,294
3,477
1,139
693
555
524
679
262
114
138
2,629
1,100
1,386
661
1,159
1,470
3,914
8,355
10,963

Stocks and
bonds
D ollars.

243,288,000
263,882,000
137,923,000
65,426,000
47,100,000
23,504,000
278,394,000
374,109, 000
328,181,000
64,555, 000
137,815, 000
182,495,000
169,069,000
95,898,000
79,924,000
318,999,000
761,791.000
1,150,377,000
517,680,000
252,910, 000
267, 534,000
190,374,000
85,808, 000
39,788,000
15,885,000
28,266,000
20, 307, 000
10,400,000
13,777,000
2, 547,000
250,031,000
93,660,109
40, 741,453
25,910,990
86,163,850
83,189,500
285,258,782
703,444,855
557,846,348

2 2 2 . — E X P R E S S C O M P A N IE S : C la ssific a t io n of M il e a g e C o v e r e d by
O p e r a t io n s , D e c . 31, 1916, C o m p a r e d w it h T otal f o r J u n e 30, 1916.
[Source: Statistical reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission.]

Company.

Steam
road.
Miles.

Adams Express C o........................... 38,022.56
American Express Co..................... 71,168.27
Canadian Express Co...................... 10,765.93
Great Northern Express Co.......... 8,904.79
Northern Express Co....................... 7,965.35
Southern Express Co....................... 34,039.60
Wells, Fargo & C o ........................... 78,638.25
Western Express C o ....................... 5,217.32
Total.......................................... 1 254,722.07

Electric Steamboat
line.
line.
Miles.

2,801.42
1,063- 53
113.00
335.50
14.10
77. 00
4,231,07
28.00
8,663.62

Miles.

Stage
line.
Miles.

Total, Dec. Total, June
31,1916. 30,1916.
M iles.

M iles.

4,483.00
45,306.98 45,153.38
1,233.12
73, 464.92 74 279.85
1,154.00
17.00 12, 049.93 12,049.93
717.00
9,957.29
9,837.99
315.00
8,294.45
8,274.70
34,822.60 34,764.60
706.00
23,121.89 1,080.37 107,071.58 107,529.20
8.00
5, 253.32
5,248.89
31,738.01 1,097.37 296,221.07 1297,138.54

1Includes 8,698.99 miles of electric lines; 34,007.14 miles of steamboat lines; and 682.37 m iles of stage lines.



N o. 223 . — E X P R E SS COM PANIES : I n c o m e A cc o u n t

and

P rom t

and

D ec. 31, 1916.

L o s s A cc o u n t

op

S p e c if ie d C o m p a n ie s , Y e a r E n d e d

[Source: Statistical reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission.]
Item.

Dollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

45,893,923 63,413,452 4,259, 408 3,622,495 3,243,148 18,039,247
22,413,455 31,407,985 2,189,849 2,213,735 1,760,005 9,251,998
23,480,468 32,005,467 2,069,559 1,408,760 1,483,143 8,787,249
403,726
127,575 j 62,196
49,603
603,528 3,233,225
24,083,996 35,238,692 2,197,134 | 1, 470,956 1,532,746 9,190,975
23,025,979 32,355,942 1,890,513 | 1,142,941 1,138,230 7,192,510
306,621
1,058,017 2, 882,750
328,015
394,516 1,998,465
515
13, 789
383
279
1,606
8,035
60,508
550,236
251,057
63,923
180,789
62,281
245,598
798,925 2,318,725
330,210 1,816,070
265,455
760,214
2,054,113
2,795
53,583
77,628
2,853,038 3,078,939
245,598
268,250
383, 793 1,893,698
215,240
1,014,553
1,905
5,424
15,451
245,598
1/838, 485 2,863,699
266,345
378,369 1,878,247
350, 780
200,000
Other
600,000 deductions from net income............................................................
Income balance transferred to profit and loss............................. 1,238, 485 2,512,919 2 245,598
266,345
378,369 1,678,247
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT.
Credit balance on Dec. 31 of the preceding year.................................... 8,981,329 7,775,568
593,733
393, 469 5,786,034
Credit balance for the year from income................................................. 1, 238, 485 2,512,919
266,345
378,369 1,678,247
1,050,090
Dividend appropriations of surplus.............................
.............
3,900,000
230,000
130,619 2 2,314,848
8,031
82,869
Other profit and loss items—credit balance............................................
1,463
Balance credit carried to balance sheet......................................... 10,350, 433 6,923,549
638,109
773,301 3,647,150

D ollars.

Dollars.

8,996,955
2,851,695
7,989,133
160,578
4,020,095

96,725 32,623,813
105,569 9,031,629
20,000 13,189,223
496 8 1,930,792
182,790 26,535,427

319

1 Statement includes the operations of the National Express Co., such operations being entirely for and on account of the American Express Co.
2Income balance turned over to the Grand Trunk Railway Co. of Canada.
3 Debit.



Dollars.

50,403,437 1,545,442 190,420,552
25,854,219
756,439 95,847,685
24,549,218
789,003 94,572,867
1,191,926
45, 467 5,717,246
834,470 100,290,113
25, 741,144
716,474 89,675,386
22, 212, 797
117.996 10,614,727
3,528,347
41,109
16,421
81
16,930 1,654,256
468,532
3,043,394
100,985 8,919,362
1,346,811
5, 263 4,300,407
4,390, 205
106,248 13,219,769
100, 466
679 1,353,718
4, 289, 739
105,569 11,866,051
1,988,824
1,438,044
600,000
105,569 9,277,227
2,851,695

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

INCOME ACCOUNT.
Charges for transportation..........................................................................
Express privileges—D r..................................................................................
Revenue from transportation..........................................................
Revenue from operations other than transportation............................
Total operating revenues..................................................................
Operating expenses........................................................................................
Net operating revenues...................................................... ..............
Uncollectible revenue from transportation.............................................
Express taxes...................................................................................................
Operating income................................... ............................................
Other income....................................................... ............................................
Gross income......................................................................... ..............
Deductions from gross income....................................................................
Net income........................................ ...................................................
Dividend appropriations of income...........................................................

Great
Adams American Canadian Northern Northern Southern Wells, Far­ Western Grand total,
8 compa­
Express Co. E xpress Express Co. Express Co. Express Co. Express Co. go & Co. Express Co. nies, 1916.
Co.1

320

TR A FFIC ON T H E LOW ER M IS S IS S IP P I RIVER.

N o. 22 4 .—LOWER M ISSISSIPPI RIVER: C o m m e r c e ( R e c e ip t s
1901 to 1916.1

and

S h ip m e n t s ),

[Source: From reports of the Chief of Engineers, War Department.]
Section of river and year.
St. Louis and Cairo:
1901.........................................
1902.........................................
1903.........................................
1904.........................................
1905.........................................
190G..................... ...................
1907.........................................
1908.........................................
1909.........................................
1910........................................
1911...................................
1912........................................
1193........................................
1914........................................
1915........................................
1916........................................
Cairo and Memphis:
1901.........................................
1902.........................................
1903.........................................
1904.........................................
1905.........................................
1900........................................
1907 .........................................
1908 .........................................
1909 ........................................
1910.......................................
1911........................................
1912........................................
1913........................................
1914.........................................
1915........................................
1916........................................
Memphis and Vicksburg:
1901.........................................
1902.........................................
1903.........................................
1904.........................................
1905.........................................
1906 ........................................
1907 ........................................
1908 ........................................
1909 ........................................
1910........................................
1911........................................
1912........................................
1913*........................................
1914........................................
1915........................................
1916_______________ ____
Vicksburg and New Orleans:
1901.........................................
1902 .........................................
1903 .........................................
1904 .........................................
1905.........................................
1906 ..................... ..................
1907 ........................................
1908........................................
1909 ........................................
1910........................................
1911........................................
1912........................................
1913........................................
1914........................................
1915........................................
1916........................................

Cotton
Grain
and its Cotton. seed and
its prod­
products.
ucts.

Live
stock.

T o ns.

Tons.

Tons.

137,954
194,175
103,114
72,497
50,441
28, 858
19,832
12,589
21,325
16,981
23,578
12, 496
20,179
17,909
26,962
13,044
103,599
91,593
100,222
8,782
51,123
4,551
5,771
4' 321
11,340
15,609
22,536
78,679
21,033
14,562
12,708
7,112
143,791
119,197
114,974
16,017
47, 960
33,000
21,937
14,009
17,325
20,295
23,147
13,050
18,138
16,590
22,414
13,175
112,314
102,544
125,236
23,878
24,062
24, 298
31,532
34,272
34,794
28,470
33, 092
31,551
30,942
23,053
94.350
13,239

308
3,144
585
471
1,991
1,177
1,522
1,697
3,129
972
1,889
1.251
1,264
1,080
924
285
13,647
50,315
10,065
15,455
9,573
10,903
11,905
11,620
12,489
13,815
14,271
11.214
10,187
9,287
30,968
25,896
49.553
55;075
31,695
87,581
66,556
64,906
37,843
30,469
20,563
20,770
21,595
18,562
17,252
17,213
39,823
30,565
71, 925
64,774
39,519
46, 997
25,349
53,269
38,262
30, 207
10,599
6,578
7,572
4,325
8,210
8,345
8,315
6,053

Tons.

340
1,481
912
673
260
765
614
982
2,871
1,997
1,367
790
2,400
1,027
21,750
23,813
10,850
12,064
11,069
13,288
9, 276
16,249
9,567
8,276
9,142
6 , 493
6,536
6,320
6,980
4,798
39, 855
37,175
145, 988
52, 757
64,699
60,525
24,206
33,665
23,287
26,743
21,870
16,725
15,130
26,057
20,161
15,338
60,936
80, 973
53.909
63; 901
39,454
25,224
73,242
35,620
17,103
10,339
14,347
5,486
15,943
12,738
9,622
8,324

Coal and Lumber.
coke.
Tons.

80,950
110,090
119, 727
108,955
131,756
170,830
166, 360
190,397
164,496
113,673
165,398
145,227
152,150
12, 492
13,013
62,723
1,359,462
1,289,830
1,266,378
1,250,476
200 1,328,930
1,030,000
1,031,154
130
920,783
737,761
3,942
508,696
3,780
5,084 1,199, 492
4,944
881, 523
4,550
867,262
4,075
826,362
3,219
981,431
2,506
477,829
5,200 1,281,393
14,719 1,248,046
4,830 1,281,311
3,966 1,077,693
4,091 1,097,758
3,236
842,513
7,586
871,034
7,023
857,895
10,792
632,570
392,561
11,791
10,891 1,090,856
7,495
733,135
12,230
763,895
11,736
682,104
15,355
892,840
10,563
379,201
2,954 1,225,970
4,814 1,220,057
7,337 1,263,372
4,858 1,020,500
3,945 1,080,075
3,358
832,410
2,834
850, 200
3,111
801,596
2,105
607,383
1,846
364,559
5,313 1,093, 371
3,654
748,609
725,319
3,953
2', 550
669,589
3,546
895,420
3,331
349,394

31,981
46,458
18,010
16,266
21,048
11,542
11,075
9,872
15,184
6 , 581
8,868
5,507
8,199
5,758
14,138
6,580
1,903
536
15,040
618

Tons.

Logs.
Tons.

94,704
37,600
130,595
77,089
89,662
120,231
38,510
65,990
21,143 101,111
10,765 120,113
49,175
25,179
3,882
87,070
19,925
58,040
44,555
5,786
7,732
63,968
6,429
37,856
27,536
10,855
5,021
60,491
15,092
31,064
19,358 828,514
228,493 309,395
287,294 386,977
209,541 430,530
192,481 503,465
242,070 . 486,051
254,156 238,464
183,036 464,969
119,256 369,190
70,848 305,716
72,880 335,662
41,975 388,320
58,775 275,930
57,447 175,410
27,662 298,658
52,661 171,628
26,795 184,270
55, 747 129,286
124,763 175,409
80,026 236,521
76,357 630,226
128,697 334,499
462,486 288,250
157,930 373,695
104,867 116,748
78,116 223,434
59,378 187,950
34,173 412,392
34,820 300,607
46,536 271,720
26,117 153,605
52,602
76,965
32,127 155,034
37,359
49,350
52,433
80,500 212,375
25,358 133;638
33,203 233,388
67,720 184,591
45,764 167,607
19,243 169,974
31,501 242,574
14,903
71,538
36,743
18,869
68,454
46,572
74.649
6,043
19,880
122,619
31,658
53,033
70,812
77,626

1 Each stretch is treated as a separate river, and tonnage carried between ports on different stretches
will appear in the statistics of all intervening stretches; consequently the sum of the tonnage carried in
the four stretches does not represent the total traffic on the river as a whole.




TRA FFIC OK T H E LOW ER M IS S IS S IP P I RIVER,

N o. 2 2 4 .—L ower Mississippi R iver : Commerce (R eceipts
1901 t o 1916—Continued.
Section of river and year.
St. Louis and Cairo:
1901..........................................
1902
...............................
1903 ........................................
1904
...........................
1905 ...................................
1906 ..........................................
1907 ......................................
1908 ........................................
1909 ....................................
1910’..........................................
1911 ...................................
1912
.................................
1913..........................................
1914..........................................
1915..........................................
1916 ......................................
Cairo aDd Memphis:
1901 ......................................
1902 . ______________
1903 ...................................
1904 ......................................
1905 ...................................
1906 .....................................
1907 ..........................................
1908 ..........................................
1909 ..........................................
1910
...............................
1911 ......................................
1912..........................................
1913..........................................
1914..........................................
1915..........................................
1916..................... .....................
Memphis and Vicksburg:
1901
........
1902
...................
1903 ...................................
1904
.....................
1905 ...................................
1906 ...................................
1907 ..........................................
1908 .........................................
1909 ..........................................
1910..........................................
1911..........................................
1912..........................................
1913..........................................
1914.............. .......................
1915..........................................
1916..........................................
Vicksburg and New Orleans:
1901
1902 _______ _____________
1903 ........................................
1904
.........................
1905 ..........................................
1906
............
.. .
1907 ...................................: ...
1908 ..........................................
1909 ..........................................
1910..........................................
1911..........................................
1912..........................................
1913..........................................
1914..........................................
1915..........................................
1916.........................................

Iron, steel, 1 Groceries Gravel,
and metals. ,1 and pro- sand, and
stone.
visions.
Tons.
29,122
3 ’ 873

82, 797
1 400
135
325
739
15,925
4,999
188
1,627
502
178
20,214
4,468
55,572
247,565
77' 331
45,549
55.153
58,449
28,422
38,868
34,835
20,828
86,564
28,092
22,108
24,211
33,941
313

32,851
51,052
44,369
16,246
16,409
35,898
22,278
21,783
10,949
15,421
11,130
7,501
9,662
8,441
24,831
4,206
31,272
51,714
52,891
116,371
24,062
29,928
16,235
20,333
10,264
9,707
7,246
8,209
7,690
7,577
17,331
2,185

■
|

Tons.

83,656
105,171
35,485
18,581
18,958
7,779
2,100
12,156
11,247
10,694
20,642
14,151
14,684
5,967
11,932
9,061
37,340
15,317
4,836
3,745
4,844
762
2,517
579
13,160
17,211
28,070
17, 938
18,741
16,497
15,572
11,575
74,221
47,289
31,191
28,739
30,471
32, 507
27,646
10,800
25,971
34, 560
24,199
20, 852
20,092
28,921
45,860
20,984
154,877
193,099
157,540
118,458
86,833
77,839
60,042
100,005
60,659
58,941
98,200
101,372
108,979
65,166
241,736
75,268

Tons.

14,559
37,800
1,000
14,550
45,314
184
213
156,571
668,471
771,753

and Shipments),

Olid

Miscellane­
ous and un­
classified.

T ons.

Tons.

478
35
6, 400
14,632
6,982
52
21,857
19,569

13,000
29, 700
5,800
21,300
15,200
25, 5450
16,830
21,481
32,220
24,302
38,728
65,641
826,460
429,779

53
40
2
7,852
1,054

10,000
19,000
19,336 !
491,458
72,660
25, 540
541
186,516
228,303
216, 468
331,812
869,932
892,940
1,059,150

4, 234
4,781
2, 746
2 , 222
2,025
407
671
9,097
38,579
2,395

26
2

27,983
377,415
526,852
858,572
926,445 219,075
321,498 261,869
770,941 233,191
657,656 223,984
625,259 423,446
264, 000 419,658
236,532 1,128,677
392,838 956,784
497,313 705,006
290,457 1,201,581

67,573
280,859
79,230
93,574
69,526
68,154
55,025
40,454
19,147
43,998
23,166
36, 478
37,154
58,855
73,165
75,051
175,141
155,121
112,467
92,978
43,550
88,020
83,496
44,077
15,603
20,897
29,942
37,979
39,620
27,804
49,606
33,720
44,442
67,301
34,317
32,016
45,354
41,122
40,357
24,582
’ 24,743
22,179
30,273
25,167
35,318
38,581
76,444
87,239
137,557
399,500
187,030
186,466
382,932
397, 127
154,039
70,184
83,606
81,709
62,918
105,850
70,916
62,484
156,692
135,968

1 Included under “ Miscellaneous and unclassified77 prior to 1907.

32951°— s

a

1917------21




321

Total.

Tons.

563,848
' 951,454
649,181
386,486
417,021
458,016
332, 267
389,357
318,584
289,759
326,139
276, 208
281,085
325,164
809,232
1,065,773
2,306.302
2,548,331
2,250,260
2,153,254
2,238,363
1,719,893
1,835, 746
1,550, 659
1,232,093
1,039,195
1,857,616
1,425,922
1,261,662
1,321,081
2.193.026
1,205,647
1,856,339
1.940.026
2,018,222
2,040,598
1,855,830
2,355, 901
1,661,406
1,252, 222
1,071,037
980, 386
1,910, 854
1, 394,789
1,542,456
1,888,394
2,198,814
1 809,977
1,835,174
2,159,258
2,207,692
2,117,840
2,462,974
2, 554,336
2,585,277
1,867,912
2,104,720
1,530,230
2, 426,376
1,807,740
2,417,859
2,343,623
2,712,022
2,234,238

322

A N N U A L A V E R A G E F R E IG H T R A T E S

N o. 2 2 5 .—ANNUAL AVERAGE FREIGHT RATES ON WHEAT BY LAKE AND
CANAL, BY LAKE AND RAIL, AND BY ALL RAIL FROM CHICAGO TO NEW
YORK, AND FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL BY STEAM: 1876 to 1917.
[Source: Mr. Henry Hemzer, statistician, New York Produce Exchange,]
Average rates per bushel,
Average rates per bushel,
Chicago to New York.
Chicago to N ew York.
New
Calendar
York to Calendar
year. By lake By lake By all
year. By lake By lake By all Liver­
and
pool.
and
canal.1 and rail. rail.
can al.1 and rail. rail.
9
Cents.
Cents.
Cents.
P ence .
Cents .
Cents .
Cents.

1876...........
1877...........
1878...........
1879...........
1880...........
1881...........
1882...........
1883...........
1884..........
1885...........
1886...........
1887...........
1888...........
1889..........
1890...........
1891...........
1892...........
1893...........
1894...........
1895...........
1896...........

9.58
11.24
9.15
11.6
12.27
8.19
7.89
8.37
6.31
5.87
8. 71
8. 51
5. 93
6.89
5.85
6.96
6.61
6.33
4.44
4.11
5.38

11.8
15.8
11.4
13.3
15.7
10.4
10.9
11.5
9.95
9.02
12.0
12.0
11.0
*8.7
8.5
8.63
7.55
8.44
7.0
6.95
7.32

16.5
20.3
17.7
17.3
19.9
14.4
14.6
16.5
13.125
14.0
16.5
2 15, 74
2 14.5
15.0
14.31
15.0
14. 23
14.7
12.88
12.17
12.0

1897.........

8

4 ,3 5

7.3 7

New
York to
Liver­
pool.
Pence ,

12.32

7

1898.........

4 .4 2

4 .9 6

1899.........

5.6 5

6.6 3

11.13

1900.........

4.4 2

5.0 5

* 9 .9 8

m

1901.........

5.1 4

5.5 7

> 9.92

4i

1902.........

5.2 5

5 .7 8

3*
2t7
s
8*
U
U7
g

11,55

71

* 10. 60

1903.........

5 .4 4

6.1 7

* 11.33

1904.........

4.7 1

5.0 2

* 11.11

H

1905.........

5.51

6.4 4

» 1 0 .2 0

2t3b

1*

1906

5.9 4

6 .4 8

3 10.50

3*

1907.........

6.6 8

6 .9 3

• 3 11.30

1908

3«

2

k

2|

........
........

6.0 0

6.3 3 !

5.3 5

6. 88

5 .1 3

6 . 57

8 11.70

1910.........
1911

i*
i*

8 11. 70

| 1909.........

1*

SK
2t7
*

If

8 9, 60

5.3 5

5 .2 3

3 9.69

1*
2

H

1912.........

5.5 7

6.1 7

8 9.60

3*4

2f

1913.........

5.74

7.01

3 9.60

2*4

2f

1914.........

5.31

6 .5 4

89 .6 0

3

11*

1915.........

6.0 8

7. 48

3 10.08

134

2^

1916.........

7.95

9 .5 5

3 10.08

1917.........

8.7 2

10.02

3 10.08

........

184

(4)

i Includes canal tolls prior to 1883, but not Buffalo transfer charges.
* Averages based upon officially published tariffs; actual rates lower.
8 For domestic consumption; local rate for export only 9.08 cents in 1900, 9,02 cents in 1901, and 8.75
cents in 1902; and, when consigned or delivered to steamer, 8.89 cents in 1903, 8.47 cents in 1904, 7.99
cents in 1905, 8.10 cents in 1906, 9.70 cents in 1907, 10.50 cents in 1908 and 1909, 7.80 cents in 1910 to 1914.
8.22 cents in 1915 and 1916, and 9.18 cents in 1917.
* No freights quoted.

N o. 2 2 6 .—FREIGHT RATES ON WHEAT FROM BUFFALO TO NEW YORK
AND ELEVATING AND STORAGE RATES AT BUFFALO: 1886 to 1917.
[Source; Secretary of the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce.]

Calendar year.

Average Elevating,
canal
freight including !
storage.1
rates.

Cents per
bushel.
5.0
1886
...
4.5
1887
3.4
1888
4.8
1889
3.8
1890 ......
3.5
1891..................
3.5
1892
4.6
1893 ......
1894
3.2
2.2
1895 ..................
3.7
1896 ..................
1897 ..................
2.8
1898 ..................
2.8
1899..................
3.0
1900..................
2.5
1901..................
3,5

Cents per
bushel.
0.875
876
.875
.875
.875
.875
.875
.875
.875
.875
.875
.875
.875
.500
.500
.500

 1Storage varied; 5 to 10 days the limit.


Calendar year.

Average
canal
freight
rates.

Cents per
bushel.
1902.................
3.8
1903.................
4.0
1904.................
3.2
1905.................
3.9
1906.................
4.2
1907...--..............
5.0
1908.................
5.0
1909.................
3.9
1910.................
4.0
1911.................
4.3
1912.................
4.4
1913
4,6
1914...
..
4,3
1915
4.6
1916...
5.0
1917.................
(2
)

2 No available data.

Elevating,
including
storage, 1
Cents p er
bushel.

0. 500
.600
.500
.500
.500
.500
.500
,500
.500
.500
.500

(2)

3 23

A N N U A L A V E R A G E F R E IG H T BATES-

N o. 2 2 7 .—AVERAGE FREIGHT RATES ON GRAIN, FLOUR, AND PROVI­
SIONS (PER 100 POUNDS) FROM CHICAGO TO EUROPEAN PORTS BY
ALL RAIL TO SEABOARD AND THENCE B Y STEAMERS: C a l e n d a r Y e a r s
1907 t o 1916.1
[Source: Secretary of the Board of Trade, Chicago,]

Shipped to—

Article.

1907

1908

1909

! 1930

1911

1912

1913

1915

1916

Dolls. Dolls. Dolls. Dolls. Dolts. Dolls. Dolls. D olls. Dolls.

Liverpool...................... Grain............... 0.1922
D o ........................... Sacked flour.. . 2125
D o .........*................. P rovision s.... .4085
G lasgow ....................... Grain............... .1967
D o ........................... | Sacked flour.. . 2391
D o ........................... i Provisions___ .4688
London ......................... Grain............... . 2054
D o ........................... Sacked flour.. .2363
D o .........................- Provisions___ ,4626
A ntw erp....................... Grain...............
D o ........................... Sacked flour..
D o ........................... Provisions___ .4556
H am burg...................... Grain................
D o ........................... Sacked flour..
D o ........................... Provisions___ .4600
Amsterdam.................. Grain...............
D o ....................... Sacked flour..
D o ........................... Provisions___ . 4500
Rotterdam........
Grain................
D o ........................... Sacked flour..
D o ........................... Provisions___ .4500
Copenhagen .............. Sacked flour..
D o ............................ Provisions___ ,5100
Stockholm ..............
Sacked flour..
D o ........................... Provisions___ . 5300
S tettin ........................... Sacked flour..
D o ........................... Provisions___ . 4900
Bordeaux...................... :........d o ..............
H avre............................ ;........d o ..............

0.1901
.2075
.4257
.1863
.2200
.4688
.1946
,2316
.4626

0.1893
. 2072
.4538
.1800
. 2100
. 4688
. 1817
.2150
.4746

0.1815
. 1975
.4538
. 1591
.2150
.4688
. 1775
.2200
. 4762
.1805
.4959 .4942 . 4944

.4949 .4909 .5000
.4500 . .4800 .4800
.4500
.5396
.5466
.5185
.5500

, ,4700
.5531
.5672
. 5391
.5500

.4700
.5531
. 5672
. 5391
. 5750

0.1979
. 2302
.4538
.2000
.2500
.4688
. 2092
. 2525
. 4762
. 2026
. 2700
.4944
.2770
.5000
. 2100
.2400
.4900
.2000
.2300
.4800
.3100
.5697
.3600
.5978
.3100
. 5556
. 5750
.5375

0.2561
.2900
.4819
.2100
.3000
. 5250
. 2630
. 2922
. 5045
.2550
.3370
. 5235
.4500
. 6200
.3250
. 3550
.6100
.3200
. 3550
.6000
.4800
.7129
.6200
. 7499
.4900
. 6987
. 6300
.6150

0.2339
.3000
.5100
.2292
.3200
. 5531
. 2433
. 3050
. 5100
. 2462
. 3560
. 5522
. 2616
. 3700
. 5533
, 2507
.3000
.5400
.2507
.2900
.5300
.4000
.6943
.4300
.7314
.3900
.6801
.7125
.6938

0.5968
. 6250
1. 0600
. 5813
.6980
1. 0009
. 5443
.6825
1.0388

0. 5017
.8530
1.7750
.4880
.8580
1. 7750
, 4992
.8580
1.7750

. 6943 .6143
. 8333 .8675
1. 7180
.8875
1.7650

i During the first six months of the year 1914 rates paid on grain, flour, and provisions were quite low
as compared with previous years; the European war, however, shortly after the beginning of hosl ilities,
created a tremendous demand for tonnage and forced rates to the highest level known to this generation
of shippers. Complete statements of freight averages for 1914 to 1916 are therefore impossible, and for
1917 no figures are available.

N o. 2 2 8 .— AVERAGE FREIGHT RATES ON GRAIN AND FLOUR FROM
ST. LOUIS TO VARIOUS POINTS: 1899 to 1917.
[Source: Secretary Merchants’ Exchange, St. Louis, Mo.]

To New Orleans by river.
Calendar year.

To New York by rail.

To Liverpool.

Via New Or­ I New York
wheat
On grain in Onbulk by in On wheat per On flour per leans (by iVia(by rail)
sacks per barges per 100 pounds.
river) on
barrel.
on wheat
100 pounds.
wheat per |1 per bushel.
bushel.
bushel.
Cents.

10.00
1899.........................
10.00
1900 .......................
10.00
1901.........................
10.00
1902.........................
1903.........................
10. 00
1904.........................
1905 .......................
1
1906 .....................
1907.........................
1Q S ___________
O
1909 ..................................................
1910..................................................
1911 ...................................................
1912.....................................................
1913____________l____________
1914.........................
1915.........................
1916.......................
1917.........................
!

Cents.

4.50
14.25
14.25
14.20
15.00

______

Cents.

21.95
19.38
19.33
20. 66
21.25
21.51
20. 50
20.50
20.50
19.50
19.00
19.00
19.00
19.00
19.00
19.00
19.80
19.80
19.80

Cents.

43. 90
38. 76
38.66
41.32
42.50
43.02
41.00
41.00
41.00
40. 00
40.00
39. 40
39. 40
39.40
39.40
39.40
41.00
43.87
43.87

Cents.

12.33
14. 64
9.48
8.53

Cents.

. 00

10

9

17.88
18.41
14.03
15.33
16.02
15.25
15.60
15.23
15. 87
14.78
14.30
12.40
13.60
13.60
15.53

1 F. o. b. New Orleans.
2 For first seven months of 1914, 14.60 cents; after the start of the European war rates ranged from
 27.60 cents in 1914; figures for 1914 to 1917 are not available.
14.60 to


324

LIV E -ST O C K RECEIPTS

N o. 2 2 9 .—CATTLE, HOGS, AND SHEEP: R ec eipts a t T w e l v e P r in c ip a l
W ester n M a r k e t s , 1891 to 1917.
[Source: Reports of various stockyard associations.]

Cal­
endar Cattle
year. and
calves.
1891..
1892..
1893..
1894..
1895..
1896..
1897..
1898..
1899..
1900..
1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

N um ber.

3,455,742
3,769,372
3,343,963
3,135,312
2,757,298
2,738,813
2,677,900
2,613,630
2,651,122
2,865,356
3,213,220
3,193,306
3, 704,229
3,526,684
3,791,304
3, 742,519
3,727,248
3,460,877
3,339,519
3,552,899
3,453,343
3,157,743
2,888,456
2,601,495
2,684,973
3,249,800
3,820,271

Cal­
endar Cattle
year. and
calves.
1891..
1892..
1893..
1894..
1895..
1896..
1897..
1898..
1899..
1900..
1901..
1902..
1908..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1918..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

N um ber .

18,416
31,015
39,244
52,157
49,202
38,893
50,365
232,078
294,950
390,381
439.293
517.294
624,974
587,261
546,688
606,187
616,232
584,224
592,376
664,555
513,290
494,422
450,136
355,535
441, 471
479,946
670,167

Chicago.
Hogs.
N um ber.

Kansas City.
Hogs.

Sheep.

Cattle
and
calves.1

N um ber. N um ber.

N um ber.

N um ber.

N um ber.

Sheep.
2,153,537
2,145,079
3,031,174
3,099,725
3,406,739
3,590,655
3,606,640
3,589,439
3,682,832
3,548,885
4,044,095
4,515,716
4,582,760
4,504,630
4,736,558
4,805,449
4,218,115
4,351,889
4,441,424
5,229,294
5, 736,244
6,055,546
5,902,798
5,378,345
3,510,015
4,291,024
3,595,228

1,347,487
1,571,155
1,746,828
1,772,545
1,689,652
1,814,698
1,921,962
1,846,2 33
2,017,484
2,082,795
2,126,575
2,279,166
2,137,112
2,163,471
2,422,582
2,555,794
2,670,260
2,458,127
2,659,928
2,507,142
2,370,390
2,147,224
2,318,885
1,956,651
1,963,498
2,331,467
2,902,253

Hogs.

Sheep.

Cattle
and
calves.

N um ber.

N um ber.

N um ber.

8,600,805
7,714,435
6, 057,278
7,483,228
7,885,283
7,659,472
8, 363,724
8,817,114
8,177,870
8,109,064
8,290,494
7,895,238
7,325,923
7,238,746
7,725,738
7,275,063
7,201,061
8,131,465
6,619,018
5,586,858
7,103,360
7,180,967
7, 570,938
6,618,166
7,652,071
9,188,224
7,168,852
St, Joseph.

177,913
289,981
240,160
397,585
252,070
193,212
426,692
1,034,125
1,401,794
1,678,520
2,105,209
1,697,741
1, 700,564
1, 656,849
1,900,433
1,908,207
1,923,257
2, 349,047
1,693,831
1,352,565
1,921,535
1. 969,933
1,869,009
1,725,366
1,697,842
2,198,751
1,920,177




Omaha,

Cattle
and
calves.

2,599,109
2,397,477
1, 948,373
2,547,077
2,457,697
2,605,575
3,350,796
3,672,909
2,959,073
3,094,139
3,716,404
2,279,337
1,969,381
2,227,170
2,507,548
2,675,601
2,923,777
3, 715,109
3,092,835
2,085,566
3,167,816
2,523,331
2,567,785
2,264,805
2,530,730
2,978,933
2,276,995

386,760
438,268
569,617
589,555
864,713
993,126
1,134,236
980,803
953,241
860,449
980,078
1,154,084
1,151, 730
1,004,099
1,318,968
1,616,788
1,582,148
1, 640,542
1,645,325
1,841,173
2,175,493
2,133,976
2,094,748
2,002,042
1,814,683
1,758,175
1,498,550

601,002
855,059
852,456
821,512
586,103
586,578
810,949
812,244
837,563
828,204
818,003
1,010,815
1,071,177
944,192
1,026,392
1,079,373
1,158,716
1, 036,625
1,124,618
l 223,533
1,174,312
1,017,195
962,103
938,817
1,218,342
1,434,304
1,719,822

Sheep.

Cattle
and
calves.

15,564
17,309
26,257
. 15,718
22,260
24,165
13,915
121,707
258,398
390,308
525,938
560,653
699,189
794,379
980,834
826,764
764,287
592,389
620,570
559,670
718,268
728,852
812,039
830,356
877,930
804,326
678,853

779,499
801,111
903,257
773,571
851,275
955,613
960,763
795,611
766,032
795,800
969,881
1,181,628
1,209, 121
1,261,532
1,254,236
1,314,826
1,323,208
1,293,564
1,418,005
1,356,232
1,206,423
1,199,901
1,099,977
1,040,957
991,709
1,200,330
1,404,741

N um ber. N um ber.

1,537,387
1,613,384
1,406,451
1,932,677
1,186,726
1,216,370
1,610,981
2,101,387
2,216,482
2,200,926
2,414,052
2,247,428
2,231,067
2,299,627
2,293,956
2,393,551
2,253,652
2, 424. 851
2,135,493
1,894,314
2,366,684
2, 886,244
2. 542,709
2 , 258,620
2,642,973
3,116,820
2,796,596

Hogs.

N um ber. N um ber. N um ber. N um ber.

1,380,569 402, 989 142,637
1,310,311 376,922 85,816
1,105,108 397, 725 113,630
1,489,856 359,896 78,245
1,440,342 510,660 93,066
1,997,895 632,872 97,812
2,065,283 660,380 198,691
2,136,328 477,091 215,993
2,147,144 432,566 221,367
2,156,972 434,133 220,681
2,236,945 534,115 190,290
1,494,395 540,443 306,066
1,785,873 565, 836 303,289
2,361,623 746,109 389,300
2,407,336 690, 378 488,565
2,411,191 650,784 486,664
2,572,126 622,213 619,611
3,199,922 724, 781 463,160
3,076,065 835, 973 497,152
2,548,480 776,665 603,666
3,634,851 1,024,402 538,637
2,529,897 1,030, 609 523,767
2,583,911 949,802 531,946
2,558,825 749,293 585,163
2,591,768 648,141 855,589
3,057,414 670,838 941,115
2,705,614 531,034 1,197,129

i Cattle only.

Sheep.
169,865
188,588
252,273
243,945
204,870
358,005
627,160
1,085,136
1,086,319
1,276,775
1,314,841
1,742, 539
1,863, 763
1,754,365
1,970,502
2,165,116
2,038,777
2,105, 949
2,167,014
2,984,870
2,977,570
2,950,507
3,222,133
3,113,889
3,268,279
3,170,908
3,016,631

St. Paul.

St. Louis.
Hogs.

Hogs.

263,479
238,909
194,092
326,663
364,455
313,736
243,074
338, 405
369,243
500,415
616,796
667,526
759,542
881,635
855,237
860,810
866,777
1,133,412
725,420
835,886
910,733
983,665
1,256,801
1,589,630
2,155,201
2,674,547
1,927,952

Sheep.
N um ber.

89,423
97,156
153, 314
95,142
174,868
200,415
315,210
430,194
883,598
489,574
332,367
602, 340
875,640
772,766
818.437
735,259
567,830
359,343
496,062
864,811
712,126
627,973
785,444
794,739
704,119
623,214
429,617

325

LIVE -STO CK RECEIPTS,

No. 1329.—Cattle, H ogs, and S heep: Receipts at Twelve P rincipal W estern
Markets, 1891 to 1917— Continued.
Sioux City

Calen­
dar
year.

Cattle
and
calves.

Hogs.

N um ber. N um ber.

150,912
136, 022
130,794
119, 008
110,278
142, 238
294,161
300,937
347,109
300,437
308,529
404,835
379, 446
331,293
402,955
385,255
410,216
385,470
426,278
438,690
487,237
430, 768
393,711
367,917
534,154
601,667
706,718

1891___
1892....
1893....
1894....
1895....
1896....
1897....
1898....
1899....
1900....
1901....
1902....
1903....
1904....
1905....
1906....
1907....
1908....
1909....
1910....
1911....
1912....
1913....
1914....
1915....
1916....
1917....

Calen­
dar | Cattle
year.
and
! calves.
1891....
1892....
1893....
1894....
1895.... !
1896....
1897....
1898....
1899.... i
1900....
1901.... :
1902....
1903.... i
1904....
1905....
1906....
1907.... ;
1908....
1909.... ,
1910....
1911....
1912....
1913....
1914....
1915....
1916....
1917....

N um ber.

141,204
143,211
154,739
147,506
185,646
202,013
248,888
287,678
282,928
239, 606
227,325
324,154
286,271
265,462
294,044
328,751
306,907
420.462
426,372
398. 868
298,437
415,817
499, 208
442,738
424,341
601:460
653,377

397,247
413, 231
329,014
499,273
341,050
279,451.
353,290
474, 238
568,306
833,141
959,964
1,007,762
1,007,900
1,113,177
1,298,685
1,157,947
1,289,125
1,380,639
1,077,350
1,044,122
1,348,551
1,697,788
1,533,178
1,256,679
1,760,818
2,131,113
2,149,115

Sheep.

Cincinnati.
Cattle ;
and
Hogs.
Sheep.
calves.

Cattle
and
calves.

N u m b er. N um ber , N um ber. N u m b er . N um ber.

22,399
42,581
26, 840
24,567
14, 336
10,425
9,699
20,861
36,081
61,342
66,930
61,275
41,774
28,464
56,582
64,167
64,507
68, 747
78,490
150,935
212,004
206,517
270,866
403,927
337,079
320,537
267,441

208. 929
217, 952
225, 555
226,455
227,261
216,117
218,536
199,507
204,288
210, 631
222, 738
239,679
245,716
252,807
298,893
313,256
312,214
295,746
310,380
319,138
327,075
344,198
316,612
289,762
281,122
352,040
452,836

Sheep.

Cattle
and
calves.

Denver.
Hogs.

Cleveland, i

629,409
603,526
627,612
; 746,705
820,637
887,187
881,382
887,524
809,327
782,742
742,701
664,734
736,770
870,128
948,093
859,334
938,793
1,170,999
876,180
758,922
1,035.973
953,954
908,669
921,204
1,179,672
1,260,118
1,239,042

318,406 12,778
308,980 18,663
575,527 13,124
643,975
7,210
597,497 73,538
481,254 62,665
430,858 109,047
389,649 97,865
280,097 118,347
330,743 123,552
353,922 68,851
410.248 61,858
394,108 90,743
370,475 94,235
322,624 105,703
313,885 100,215
305,161 100,041
330,136 92,325
360,938 106,425
354,371 131,872
385,195 97,566
386,644 288,755
437, 202 2121,575
444,829 110,332
356,189 116,405
332,241 118,601
270,329 135,560

Sheep.

N um ber. N um ber .

309,049
338,916
257,782
190,803
601,179
! 688,011
: 999,219
1,123,848
1,096,459
1,180,605
995,113
960,067
1,215,798
1,354,276
1,251,229
964,139
1,107,662
1,496,978
1,155,523
537,291
598,744
562,373
735,601
670,351
788,577
692,319
648,332

21,096
33,080
60,522
77, 232
130, 709
146,588
183, 717
149,769
139,480
186,822
197,456
194,537
224,489
237,161
190,080
242,712
367, 329
325,216
344, 563
350, 716
472,938
473,190
534,399
295,026
256, 744
225,042
182,065

Wichita.

Indianapolis.
Hogs.

Hogs.

Sheep.

Cattle
and
calves.

Hogs.

Sheep.

N um ber . N um ber. N um ber. N um ber. N um ber. N u m b er, N um ber.
80,060 165,616 104,875 1, 319,930 65,081
83,413 134, 398 102; 100 1,122,668 62, 692
62,111 130,373 85,581 878,882 83,303 55,759
81,255
3,023
94,099 138,990 91,017 963,511 108,924 35,217
65, 377
4,849
47,598 156,412 106,439 1,108,724 ; 123,427 31,763
81,801
5,729
56,537 180, 639 135,253 1,255,405 120,890 16,306 100,911 18,534
75,065 308.661 147,740 1,252,761 97,369 21,058 188,416
8,146
81,645 284, 305 134,786 1,681,362 84,665 20,831 253,541 11,844
120,096 221,142 136,579 1,545,881 65,106 25,563 204,745 10,111
115, 986 305,828 139,722 1,323,018 67,005 23,903 291,501 18,358
109,360 225, 555 211,053 1,486,519 125, 614 27, 212 333,072
2,158
86,685 316, 594 213,179 1,251,351 102,580 31,628 192, 723
6, 348
146,580 464,896 248,951 1,530,888 101,024 S3,287 265,216 14,093
161, 954 519,190 274,710 1,668,771 89,945 29,144 312,423
3,053
190,525 737,905 299,784 1,975,816 61, 561 43,397 293,491
7, 201
192,720 825,766 350,016 1,869,353 76,570 46,789 301,649 11,288
241,393 828, 432 378,873 1,955,382 72,674 95, 666 436,119
7, 464
28Q,288 675,235 407,149 2,484,226 111,848 109,414 741,341 12,066
241,570 634,327 416,759 1,832,598 111,386 183,659 751,560 22,796
186,611 595,930 417,375 1,487,174 128,001 208,241 551,993 35, 498
220,137 617,008 394,269 2, 028,731 153,686 194,063 568,244 53, 837
221,718 776,760 390,238 1,824,260 154,414 2212,463 322,418 97,117
246,598 620,431 378,912 1,994,624 147,198 2212,971 470,730 32,219
255,636 692,247 344,245 2,099,787 124.591 2201,836 418,213 25,899
343,653 765,170 351, 741 2, 435,319 112,773 2153.035 476,469 29,604
466,653 1,409,009 405,069 2,576,611 I 98,142 1 220,133 572,679 20,875
351,903 2,049,898 501,156 2,350,730 102,293 354.933 471,837 25,424

N um ber.

< Figures from 1895 to date are from reports of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce.
2 Cattle only.



GRAINS' RECEIPTS,
326
No. 230.—GRAIN RECEIVED:1 B y Specified P orts, Calendar Y ears 1903 to 1917.

[Source: Annual reports of New York Produce Exchange.]
New York:

1903

1904

1905

Bushels.

Port.i2

B ushels.

1906

1907

Montreal, Canada.........................

12,900,100
739,807
111,429,639
125,069,546
23,964,852
31,072,197
39,121.220
52,688,479
30,478,858
302,395,152
36, 967,271

9,649,880
1,319,632
81,196,902
92,166,414
15,940,114
24,374,770
26,281,337
27,650, 511
11,027,673
197,440,819
24,228,608

• B ushels .
9,804,675
755,567
111,787,340
122,347,582
17,723,683
32,445,637
36,066,919
42,225,063
31, 007,764
281,816,648
31,804,504

244,815
017,618,105
119, 632,720
19,184,965
35,136,397
48,535,326
52,329,118
33,705,168
308,523,694
31,965,187

Port.2

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

Bushels.

B ushels.

B ushels.

B ushels.

By r a il.......................................
T o ta l.......................................
Portland, M e...................................
P hiladelphia...................................
New Orleans.....................................

New York:
B ushels.
By canal, via river................
7,228,000
957,259
Coastwise and river..............
By r a il....................................... 95,532,736
T ota l...................................... 103,717,995
Portland, Me.3...............................
Boston................................................ 24,637,968
Philadelphia................................... 44,614,736
B altim ore........................................ 40,329,270
New Orleans..................................... 17,737,501
Grand total........................... 231,037,470
Montreal, Canada......................... 41,006,738
Port.2

1913

New York:
B ushels.
By canal, via river...............
4,871,700
3,904,292
Coastwise and river..............
By rail ...................................... 131,768,203
T ota l....................................... 140,044,195
Portland, Me.3.................................
Boston................................................ 42,046,105
P hiladelphia................................... 47,496,548
B altim ore........................................ 68,754, 883
New Orleans..................................... 30,757,892
Grand total........................... 329,099,623
Montreal, C anada......................... 66,078,237

B ush els.
11, 769,800

B ush els.

9,558,500
254,613
112,397,811
122,210,924
25,061,918
37, 776,856
53,918,914
51,274,138
22,444,681
312,687,431
42,954, 386

9,676,000
1,863,504
82,895,110
94,434,614
25,968,955
35,126,455
31,654,690
17,127,626
204,312,340
43,551,119

11,000,700
441,588
86,635,278
98,077,566
22, 451,292
30,120,980
32,861,922
16,213,444
199,725,204
45,427,290

7,896,000
3,913,254
107,411,728
119, 219,982
28,904,930
41,195,845
42,123,546
15,919,182
247, 363,485
49,325,297

1914

1915

1916

1917

B ushels.

B ushels.

Bushels.

B ushels.

5,803,900
11,333,344
142,127,622
159,264,866
26.033,229
49,009,621
68,909,106
53,061,500
356,278,322
99,054,293

3,841,000
7,291,638
214,753,963
225,886,601
28,132,085
70,765,806
106,124,331
56,774,000
487,682,823
CS,231,647

1,839,000
10,179,449
220,993,650
233,012,099
42,788,468
73,610,091
143,464,462
48,268,000
541,143v120
107,784,890

3,530,600
4,268,675
122,371,905
130,171,180
31,846,4QP
43,423,348
55,010, 887
21,530,971
281,982, 786
59,393, 707

617,100
4,982,694
180,617,799
186,217,593
27,133,944
65,051,227
96,831,477
58,736,000
433,970,241
57,607,943

i Grain embraces wheat flour reduced to equivalent in wheat, corn, rye, oats, barley, malt, and peas.
2Receipts at New York, Portland, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore include shipm ents from
the West to foreign countries through these ports on through bills of lading. Receipts at Portland
via Montreal are duplications of receipts reported at Montreal. Receipts at Baltimore include flour
ground by city millers, and therefore duplicate an equivalent quantity of wheat received ingrain.
3 Data not available after 1907.




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M O V EM EN TS O F COAL A N D COKE.

N o. 2 3 1 . — SHIPMENTS OF ANTHRACITE COAL: C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1905, 1910,
AND 1914 TO 1917.
[Source: The Coal Trade.]
Railroad.

1905

Philadelphia & Reading........
Lehigh V alley ...........................
Central of New Jersey............
Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western.....................................
Delaware & Hudson................
Pennsylvania.............................
Erie................................................
New York, Ontario & Western
Delaware, Susquehanna &
Sch u ylkill1.............................
Lehigh & New England..........
Total...................................
Deductions2.................................
Total, 10 roads...............

!

1914

1910

1916

1915

1917

L ong tons. L o ng ton s. L ong tojis. Long tons. Long tons. L ong tons.

12,574,502 12,445, 733 11,998,779 11,488,444 12,842,731 14,910,240
10,072,120 11,195, 765 13,136,759 12,932,526 12,056,078 : 13,969,507
7,983,274 8,519,135 8.924.936 8,017,816 7,135,544 ; 8,286,640
9,554,046 9.589,076 9,912,578 9,579.053 10,638,500 12,409,120
4,890,635 6,578, 356 7,313,514 8,016,988 7,095,297 8,533,716
6,225,622 6,250,976 6.434.937 6,124,596 5,841,475 5,610,846
5,640,528 7,554,198 8,268,585 7,874,062 7,718,089 8/841,894
2,864,096 2,772,547 2,352,486 2,088,577 1,945,030 2,010,724
1,605,378 . (9
(9
(9
(9
1,761,714 2.653.964 ji 3.949.172
7 >
7 7
61,410,201 64,905,786 268,342,574 67,883,776 67,926,708 78,521,859
550,344 1,388,554
61,410,201 64,905,786 268,342,574 67,883,776 67,376,364 77,133,305

1 Now included in Lehigh Valley.
2 Reported by both the C. R. R. of New Jersey and the L. & N. E. R. R.

N o. 2 3 2 .—MOVEMENTS OF COAL AND COKE OVER SPECIFIED RAIL­
ROADS: C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1913 to 1917.
[Source: Compiled from reports of the various roads.]
BITUMINOUS COAL.
Railroad.

1

9

Short tons.

Baltimore & Ohio i ...................................... 36,915,385
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh b 2---- 9,723, 992
Buffalo & Susquehanna1*2 ......................... 1,787, 551
Chesapeake & Ohio1.................................... 17,155, 233
Erie.................................................................... 3 350,590
Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain b a. 1,352,721
New York Central & Hudson River 3___ 9,220,689
Norfolk & W estern1* a................................. 23,892, 469
Pennsylvania (east of Pittsburgh and
Erie) b 3......................................................... 51,526,267
Pittsburgh & Lake E rie1*2......................... 12,783,389
Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern1*2 — 2,799, 308
Southern«.......................................................... 4,215,614
Virginian b 2 ................................................... 4,555, 331
Western Maryland......................................... 2, 953, 601
Total, 14 roads..................................... 179,232,140

1

3

Short tons . Short tons.

1

9

1

1

6

9

Short tons. Short tons.

32,554,359 35,930,206 35,354,489 38,158,222
8,059,756 8,511,316 9,450,671 10,258,424
1,190,181 1,277,438 1,517,784 1,598,075
20,663,520 24,038,298 26,731,383 25,715,776
75,818 V 10,357,805 8,636,186 8,292,210
1,036,658 1,111,652 1,205,077 1,509,421
8,120,210 9,406,850 7,713,118 8,543,162
25,471,969 29,728,206 30,749,390 28,571,966
47,769,227 49,584,802 48,167,136 50,557,468
10,703,478 11,046,893 11,528,401 11,768,671
2,359,807 2,646,819 2,789,752 2,689,223
3,904,503 3,446,042 4,065,622 41,392,380
3,954,310 4,128,940 5,509,155 6,398,836
3,069, 708 6,807.474 8,654,099 9,314,395
168,933,504 198,022,741 202,072,263 204,768,229

COKE.
4,281,240 3,202,381 3,792,125 4,345,521 3,471,003
483,601 1 537,129 : 449,586
500, 230
302,996
579,944 ■ 454,127 ' 404,527
301,475
447,354
303,984
298,632
550,163 |
501,340
361,535
1 1,099,213 1,126,656 I 679,627
$53,489
71,839 !
75,923
*9,635
C)
36,207
2,548,080
1,530,384 1,018,611
990,296 2,048,314 ; 11,998,437
IS, 892,825 9,548,354 12,020,472 14,257,911
7,417,319
6,710,138 4,839,185 6,198,316 7,764,578 ;
19
25
9, 383
70 [
759
1281,441
59,646
73,346
242,518 j 193,639
27,696,763 19,726,794 25,802,906 31,398,826 24,269,256
1
1Includes amounts from connecting lines.
4 Figures relate to the whole system.
2 Includes company coal.
5 No data received.
3 Does not include company coal hauled free.
6 Six months, July to December.

Baltimore & Ohio1........................................
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh b 2........
Buffalo & Susquehanna1*2.........................
Chesapeake & O hio1 ....................................
Erie................- ...................................................
Huntingdon & Broad Top Mountain___
New York Central & Hudson River 2 ...
Norfolk & Western b 2................................
Pennsylvania (east of Pittsburgh and
Erie)1*«.........................................................
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie1*2.........................
Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern b 2---Western M aryland.......................................
Total, 12 road s....................................




11

97

1

No. 233.—SALUT STE. MARIE CANALS: Analysis
Freight carried.
Total.
Short tons.

1894............................................. 13,195,860
1895........_.................................. 15,062,580
1896............................................. 16,239, 061
1897............................................. 18, 982,755
1898............................................. 21,234,665
1899............................................. 25,255,810
1900............................................. 25,643,073
1901............................................. 28,403,065
1902............................................. 35,961,146
1903............................................. 34,674,437
1904............................................. 31,546,106
1905............................................. 44,270,680
1906............................................. 51,751,080
1907............................................. 58,217,214
1908............................................. 41,390,557
1909............................................ 57,895,149
1910............................................ 62,363,218
1911............................................ 53,477,216
1912............................................ 72,472,676
1913............................................ 79,718,344
1914............................................ 55,369,934
1915............................................ 71,290,304
1916............................................ 91,888,219
1917............................................ 89,813,898




Cost of Amount
Average
Valuation
distance
carrying paid for
freight was Total ton-miles. per transporting of freight.
carried.
ton-mile. freight.

By steamers.
Short tons.

9,795,752
10,581,474
11,878,089
13,163,667
14,569,066
17,801,213
19,586,750
21,186,571
28,465,068
28,042,546
25,720,437
37,724,522
45,872,051
52,937,151
38,144,570
53,649,833
58,039,752
49,580,133
68,008,313
75,173,822
52,063,466
67,098,814
87,108,550
85,566,016

Per cent.

74
70
73
69
69
71
77
75
79
81
82
85
89
91
92
93
93
93
94
94
94
94
95
95

Miles.

821.1
830.0
836.4
841.3
842.6
827.2
825.9
823. 3
827.4 :
835.6 1
843.5
833.3
842.4
828.3 '
842.0
809.0
840.0
826.0
831.0
820. 0
832.8
832.0
824.0
820.0

10, 927,871, 324
12, 502,548, 892
13,582,641,886
15,969,393,576
17,891,597,030
20,891,944,628
21,179,229,014
23,383,861,987
29,755,916,637
28,974,660,408
26, 608,815,636
36,892,797, 973
43,596,953, 680
48,221,465,547
34,853,548,177
46, 812,929,345
52,405,535,136
44,173,813,460
60,242,833,004
65,330,716,791
46,112,251,781
59,316,744,083
75,717,393,310
73,634,549,794

M ills.

0.99
1.14
.99
.83
.79
1.05
1.18
.99
.89
.92
.81
.85
.84
.80
,69
.78
.74
.67
.67
.68
.60
.71
.80
1.21

Dollars.

!

Dollars,

10,798,310 143,114,502
14,238,758 159,575,129
13,511,615 195,146,842
13,220,099 218,235,927
14,125,896 233,069,740
21,959,707 281,364, 750
24,953,314 267,041,959
23,217,974 289,906,865
26,566,189 358,306,300
26,727,735 349,405,014
21,552,894 334,502,686
31,420,585 416,965,484
36,666,889 537,463,454
38,457,345 569,830,188
23,903,244 470,141,318
36,291,948 626,104,173
38,710,904 654,010,844
29,492,196 595,019,844
40,578,225 791,357,837
44,380,864 865,957,838
27,597,099 634,800,268
41,984,031 882,263,141
60,845,023 974,161,156
89,277,226 '1,196,922,183

Value of
American
craft.
D ollars.

41,124,200
40,858,800
43,006,200
42.375,700
45,199,800
65,000,520
66,116,583
57,244,200
67,205,000
68,252,800
63, 789,300
73,211,300
88,392,000
102,525,500
101,643,000
116,192,000
123,061,500
109,336,000
125,618,800
127,125,500
117,211,000
123,472,700
129,170,500
229,538,875

Proportion
Value of of freight
Canadian carried by
Canadian
craft.
vessels.
D ollars.

1, 959, 800
2,037,000 !
2,135,300
2,001,400 ;
2,491,900
3,369,600
3,618, 576
3,311, 900
3,792,400
6,384,500
5,377,100
5,429,000
6,140, 500
7,918,000
10,054,000
10,707, 000
11,675,000
12,211, 500
12,927,500
15,295, 700
17,420,700
15,936,700
15,757,700
18,247,475

Per cent.

3.5
3.75
4.0
3.0
2.2
3.1
3.0
4.0
4.0
6.0
6.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
7.0
6.0
6.0
7.0
6.0
6.0
9.0
6.0
6.0
6.0

TRAFFIC OF THE SAULT STE. MARIE CANALS

Season.

32 8

of T raffic Statistics, Seasons 1894 to 1917.
[Source: Annual reports of the United States engineer in charge.]

M E R C H A N T M A R IN E A N D S H IP P IN G ,

[No. 2 3 4 .—MERCHANT MARINE OF THE UNITED STATES: T o n n a g e

of

S a il in g , S t e a m , a n d G a s V essels , 1888 to 1 91 6 .1
Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Navigation. The term “ gross to n ’' expresses in units of
1'l00 cubic feet the entire cubical capacity of the vessel, including spaces occupied by the crew
"
ngines, boilers, and coal bunkers.]
Total.
Sailing vessels.2 1 Steam vessels.
Gas vessels.3
Year
i
ended
June 30— Number. Gross tons. Number. Gross tons. Number. Gross tons. Number. Gross tons.

1888..........
1889..........
1890..........
1891..........
1892..........
1893..........
1891..........
1895..........
1896..........
1897..........
1898_____
1899..........
1900..........
1901..........
1902..........
1903..........
1904..........
1905..........
1906..........
1907..........
1908..........
1909..........
1910..........
1911...........
1912.........
1913..........
1914..........
1915..........
1916..........
„___________

17,587
17,699
17,502
17,683
17,991
17,951
17,060
16,686
16,313
16,034
15,993
15,891
16, 280
16,643
16,546
16,371
16,095
15,784
15,506
14,861
14,499
14,047
13,288
12,684
12,263
11,998
11,452
10,753
10,383

2,543,846
2,541,924
2,565,409
2,668,495
2,690.504
2,641,799
2, 494, 599
2, 423,159
2,396,672
2,410,462
2,377,815
2,388.227
2,507,042
2,603,265
2,621,028
2,679,257
2,696,117
2,715,049
2,699, 682
2,659,426
2,654,271
2,639. 531
2,607, 721
2,564,721
2, 534,325
2,550,977
2,501,162
2,445,619
2,399,586
________

...

5,694
5,924
5,965
6,216
6,392
6,561
6,526
6, 554
6, 595
6,599
6,712
6,837
7,053
7,414
7,727
8,054
8,463
8,897
9,500
10,050
10,926
11,641
12, 452
13,307
14,265
15,084
15,491
6,952
6,824

1,648,070
1,765,551
1,859,088
2,016,264
2,074,417
2,183,272
2,189,430
2, 212,801
2,307,208
2,358,558
2,371,923
2,476,011
% 657,797
2,920,953
3,176,874
3,408,088
3,595,418
3,741,494
3,975,287
4,279,368
4,711,174
4 , 749,224
4,900, 361
5,074,069
5,179,858
5,335,574
5,427,526
5,781,416
5,895,095
....................................

1 Figures for 1917 are withheld, under instructions.
2 Including canal boats and barges.

8,996
9,237

162,394
174,968

23,281
23,623
23,467
23,899
24,383
24,512
23, 586
23, 240
22,908
22,633
22,705
22,728
23,333
24,057
24,273
24.425
24,558
24,681
25,006
24,911
25.425
25,688
25, 740
25,991
26,528
27,072
26,943
26,701
26,444

4,191,916
4,307,475
4,424,497
4 ,6S4, 759
4,764,921
4,825,071
4,684,029
4,635,960
4,703,880
4,769,020
4,749,738
4,864,238
5,164,839
5,524,218
5,797,902
6,087,345
6,291,535
6,456,543
6,674,969
6, 938.794
7,365,445
7,388,755
7,508,082
7,638,790
7,714,183
7, 886,551
7,928,688
8, 389, 429
8,469,649

3 Included in steam vessels prior to 1915.

N o. 2 3 5 .—TONNAGE OWNED ON THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COASTS
THE PACIFIC COAST, AND THE NORTHERN LAKES AND WESTERN
RIVERS: 1898 to 1 9 1 6 .1

[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Navigation. The term “ gross to n ” expresses in units of
100 cubic feet the entire cubical capacity of the vessel, including spaces occupied by the crew,
engines, boilers, and coal bunkers.]
Year ended June 30—

Northern
Atlantic
and Gulf.2 Pacific.3 lakes.

Western
rivers.

Total.

Gross tons. Gross tons. Gross tons. Gross tons . Gross tons.

1898............................................................................. 2, 553,739 496,767
1899............................................................................. 2, 614, 869 539,937
1900............................................................................. 2,727,892 612,904
1901............................................................................. 2, 854, 639 713,831
1902............................................................................. 2,985,056 774,211
1903............................................................................. 3,157,373 812.179
1904............................................................................ 3.252.366 806; 577
1905............................................................................. 3.398.367 821, 710
1906............................................................................. 3,432,545 840,035
1907........................................................................... 3,440,697 886,840
1908............................................................................. 3,506, 551 962,214
1909........................................................... ................ 3, 509,134 934,477
1910............................................................................. 3,522, 673 936,591
1911.......................................................................... 3,570,138 973, 605
1912............................................................................. 3,633, 466 984, 813
1913............................................................................. 3,751,128 1,049,296
1914............................................................................. 3,803,354 1,100, 976
1915............................................................................. 4,309, 996 1.122,620
1916....................... .................................................. 4,443,024 1,131,058
1 Figures for 1917 are withheld, under instructions.
* Including Porto Rico since 1901.




1,437,500
1,446,348
1, 565, 587
1,706, 294
1,816, 511
1,902,698
2,019,208
2,062,147
2,234,432
2, 439,741
2,729,169
2, 782,481
2,895,102
2,943,523
2,949,924
2,939,786
2, 882,922
2,818,009
2,760,815

261,732
263,084
258,456
249,454
222,124
215,095
213,384
174,319
167,957
171,516
167,411
162,663
153,716
151,524
145,980
146,551
141,436
138,804
134,752

4, 749, 738
4,864,238
5,164,839
5,521,218
6, 797, 902
6, 087,345
6,291,535
6,456,543
6,674,969
6,988,794
7,366,445
7, 388, 755
7,508,082
7,638,790
7,714,183
7,886,551
7,928,688
8,389,429
8,469,649

3 Including Hawaii since 1900,,

329

330

M ERCH ANT M A R IN E-----V E SSEL S BU ILT.

N o. 2 3 6 .—TONNAGE OF THE SAILING, STEAM, AND G A S VESSELS OF
THE MERCHANT MARINE OF THE UNITED STATES: E m pl o y e d in t h e

F o r e ig n a n d C o a stw ise T r a d e a n d in t h e F is h e r ie s , 1892 to 1 9 1 6 .1
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Navigation. The term “ gross to n ” expresses in units of
100 cubic feet the entire cubical capacity of the vessel, including spaces occupied by the crew,
engines, boilers, and coal bunkers.]
Employed in the—
Year Foreign trade.
Coastwise trade. Whale fisheries. Cod and m ack­ Total, liual
inc.
erel fisheries.
ended
( + ) or
June
dec.
30— Steam. Total.
Steam. Total. Steam. Total. Gas and Total.
< -)•
steam.2
Or. tons. Or. tons.

1892.. 225,437
1893.. 257,147
1894.. 261,755
1895.. 247,387
1896.. 260,224
1897.. 253,816
1898.. 290,241
1899.. 355,913
1900.. 337,356
1901.. 426,259
1902.. 455,017
1903.. 523,602
1904.. 549,938
1905.. 596,644
1906.. 586,749
1907.. 698,155
1908.. 595,147
1909.. 575,226
1910.. 553,468
1911.. 582,186
1912.. 616,053
1913.. 667,896
1914.. 720,609
1915.. 1,346,164
1916.. 1,573,705

977,624
883,199
899,698
822,347
829,833
792,870
726,213
837,229
816,795
879,595
873,235
879,264
888,628
943,750
928,466
861,466
930,413
878,523
782,517
863,495
923,225
1,019,165
1,066,288
1,862,714
2,185,008

Or. tons.

3,845,518
1,922,169
1,923,339
1,960,756
2,042,326
2,100,084
2,077,859
2,115,981
2,289,825
2,491,231
2,718,049
2,880,678
3,041,262
3,140,314
3,384,002
3,664,210
4,099, 045
4,157,557
4,330,896
4,505, 567
4, 543, 276
4,646,741
4,688,240
4, 578, 567
4 315,579

Or. tons. Or. tons. Or. tons. O r.tons. G r.tons. Gr. tons.

3,700,773
3,854,693
3,696,276
3,728,714
3, 790,296
3, 896, 826
3, 959,702
3, 965,313
4,286,516
4,582,645
4,858, 714
6,141,037
5,335,164
5,441,688
5,674,044
6,010,601
6,371,862
6,451,042
6,668,966
6,720,313
6, 737,046
6,817,013
6, 818, 363
6,486,384
6,244,550

P er ct.

69, 472 4,764,921 +1.71
3,462 17,052
70,575 4.825,071 +1.26
3,956 16,604
71,573 4,684, 029 -2 .9 0
4,336 16,482
69,060 4,635,960 -1.0®
4,658 15,839
68,630 4,703, 880 +1.47
4,658 15,121
66,610 4,769,020 + 1.38
4,658 12,714
52,327 4,749,738 - .40
3,823 11,496
50, 679 4,864,238 +2. 41
4,117 11,017
51,629 5,164, 839 +6.18
3,986 9,899
52,444 5,524,218 +6.96
3,463 9,534
66,633 6,797, 902 +4.95
3,808 i 9,320
57,532 6,087,345 +4.99
3,808 9,512
57,603 6,291,535 +3.35
4,218 10,140
60,342 6,456, 543 +2. 62
4,536 10,763
61,439 6,674, 969 +3.38
'4,536 11,020
3,970 9,680 13,033 57,047 6,938,794 +3.95
3,590 9,655 13,392 53,515 7,365,445 +6.15
3,300 8,982 13,141 50,208 7,388,755 + .32
3,509 9,308 12,488 47,291 7,508,082 +1.61
3,544 9,176 13,369 45, 806 7,638,790 +1.74
3,653 8,876 16,876 45,036 7,714,183 + .99
3,252 8,611 17,573 41,762 7,886, 551 +2.23
4,265 9,864 8,260 26,700 7,928,688 +2.23
3,682 8,829 15,397 31,502 8,389, 429 +5.81
1,789 6,707 10,731 33,384 | 8,469,649 + .95

1 Figures for 1917 withheld, under instructions.

2 Not separately stated prior to 1907.

N o. 2 3 7 .—VESSELS BUILT IN THE UNITED STATES: C l a ss , N u m b e r ,

and

G ross T o n n a g e , 1892 to 1 9 1 6 .1
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Navigation. The term “ gross ton ” expresses in units of
100 cubic feet the entire cubical capacity of the vessel, including spaces occupied by the crew,
engines, boilers, and coal bunkers.]

Barges.
Year Sailin g vessels. Stean 1 vessels. Gas vessels.2 Canal boats.
ended Num­ Gross Num­ Gross Num­ Gross j Num­ Gross Num­ Gross
June 30— ber, tons. ber. tons. ber. : tons, j ber. tons. ber. tons.
1892.......... 846 : 83,217 438 92,531
37 4, 580 74 19,305
1893.......... 493 49,348 380 134, 368
28 3,791 '55 24,132
1894.......... 477 37,827 293 83,720
14 1,522 54 8,126
1
11 1,225 38 5,723
1895.......... 397 34,900 248 69,754
1896.......... 369 65,236 286 138,028 ..........!.............. 13 1,495 55 22,337
1897.......... 338 64,308 i 288 106,153
70 10,216 195 51,555
[
1898.......... 359 34,416 394 105, 838
20 12,386 179 37,818
1899.......... 420 98,073 439 151,058
13 11,411 401 49,496
1900.......... 501 116,460 422 202,528
38 4,492 483 40,310
1901.......... 526 126,165 506 273,591
79 9, 078 469 74, 655
1902.......... 581 97,698 579 308,178
44 4,539 287 58,416
19 2,215 271 72,177
1903.......... 470 89,979 551 271,781
1904.......... 330 64,908 613 255,744
25 2, 753 216 55,137
1905.......... 310 79,418 560 197, 702
30 3,248 202 49,918
1906.......... 229 35,209 650 315,707
83 8, 832 259 58, 997
62 6,577 274 74,443
1907.......... 147 24,907 674 365,405
46 4,970 354 95,641
1908.......... 134 31,981 923 481,624
1909.......... 141 28,950 821 148,208
21 2,292 264 58,640
50 5,720 248 58,997
1910.......... 127 19,358 936 257, 993
1911.......... 82 10,092 969 227, 231
51 5,862 320 47,977
i
1912.......... 95 21,221 1,051 153,493
27 2,978 332 54,977
39 4,641 360 69,496
1913.......... 72 28,610 1,004 243,408
■
1914.......... 51 13,749 778 224,225
25 2, 558 297 75,718
1915.......... 51 8,021 140 141,864 611 13,126 40 4,457 315 57, 654
1916.......... 34 14,765 129 237,836 495 12,289 21 2,551 258 ! 57,972
1 Figures for 1917 w ithheld, under instructions.



2 Included

Total.
N um ­ Gross
ber. tons.
1,395 199,633
956 211,639
838 131,195
694 111,602
723 227,096
891 232,232
952 180,458
1,273 300,038
1,447 393,790
1,580 483,489
1,491 468,831
1,311 436,152
1,184 378, 542
1,102 330,316
1,221 418,745
1,157 471,332
1,457 614,216
1,247 238,090
1,361 342,068
1,422 291,162
1,505 232,669
1,475 346,155
1,151 316,250
1,157 225,122
937 325,413

in steam vessels prior to 1915.

331

V E SSEL S B U IL T .

N o . 2 3 8 .—VESSELS BUILT IN THE SEVEBAL SECTIONS OF TH E UNITED
STATES: N um ber a n d T o n n a g e , 1896 to 1916.1
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Navigation. The term “ gross to n ” expresses in units of
100 cubic feet the entire cubical capacity of the vessel, including spaces occupied by the crew,
engines, boilers', and coal bunkers.]
Year ended
June 30—

On
On the entire sippithe Missis­
River and
seaboard.
its tributaries.

| On the New England coast.

1

Num ­ Gross
ber. { tons.

1896.............
1897..............
1898..............
1899..............
1900..............
1901..............
1902..............
1903.............
1904.............
1905..............
1906..............
1907.............
1908.............
1909.............
1910..............
1911..............
1912..............
1913.............
1914..............
1915..............
1916..............

163 39,582
98 21, 942
127 23, 944
144 68,761
199 . 72,179
201 82,971
226 75,851
203 66,973
170 51,417
192 119,377
146 32,311
106 44,428
161 70,903
130 27,237
111 23,442
94 23, 653
95 23,052
95 27,131
79 21, 934
89 18,551
62 37,568

Num­
ber.

Gross
tons.

511
673
742
937
1,107
1,094
1,197
1,038
878
823
850
815
1,034
866
887
1,004
1,076
1,022
887
777
609

102,544
103,504
112,879
196,120
249,006
291.516
290,122
288,196
208,288
230,716
146,883
239,753
266,937
131.748
167,829
190, 612
336,485
247,318
251,683
184,605

238,181

On the Great
Lakes.

Total.

Num ­
ber.

Gross
tons.

Num­
ber.

Gross
tons.

Num­
ber.

Gross
tons.

95
98
123
214
215
311
161
150
187
178
167
165
207
207
193
202
205
234
133
144
140

15,771
11,792
13,495
23,552
14,173
22,888
9,836
11,112
10,821
6,477
6,591
7,288
6,114
5,940
5,488
6,393
5,286
7,930
8,018
5,499
4,973

117
120
87
122
125
175
133
123
119
101
204
177
216
174
281
216
224
219
131
147
126

108,782
116,937
54,084
80,366
130,611
169,085
168, 873
136,844
159,433
93,123
265,271
214,291
341,165
100,402
168,751
94,157
90,898
90,907
56,549
16,467
44,691

723
891
952
1,273
1,447
1, 580
1,491
1,311
1,184
1,102
1,221
1,157
1,457
1,247
1,361
1,422
1, 505
1,475
1,151
1,157
937

227,097
232,233
180,458
300,038
393,790
483,489
468,831
436,152
378, 542
330,316
418,745
471,332
614,216
238,090
342,068
291,162
232, 669
346,155
316,250
225,122
325,413

* Figures for 1917 are withheld, under instructions.

N o. 2 3 9 .—VESSELS BUILT: N um ber

a n d T o n n a g e of I r o n a n d S teel S a il in g
V essels , S team V e ssel s , G a s V e s s e l s , a n d B a r g es B u il t in t h e U n it e d S t a tes ,
1896 to 1 9 1 6 .1
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Navigation. The term “ gross ton ” expresses in units of
100 cubic feet the entire cubical capacity of the vessel, including spaces occupied by the crew,
engines, boilers, and coal bunkers.]

Year ended
June 30—
1896.......................
1897.......................
1898.......................
1899.'.....................
1900 .................
1901.......................
1902...................
1903.......................
1904 ................
1905 .....................
1906.......................
1907 ...................
1908 ................
1909
1010
1911.......................
1912
1913.................
1914 ..............
1915...................
1916.......................

Sailing vessels. Steam vessels.
Num­ Gross
ber, tons.
6
10
2
5
11
12
3
4
4
5
4
4
9
6
1
5
6

15,800
81, 424
6, 724
16,152
29,168
21,746
8,406
12,184
15,290
3,225
3, 077
5, 655
7,985
3,699
1,290
6,097
15,000

Gas vessels. 2

Num­
ber.

Gross
tons.

Num­ Gross Num ­
ber, tons. ber.

Gross
tons.

47
48
52
83
81
102
102
100
88
68
100
108
132
67
94
112
80
104
101
54
69

82, 311
83,140
48,560
112,781
167,957
236,159
270,932
240,107
222,307
170,304
289,094
333,516
442,625
123 142
23 i , 988
195,964
129,181
205,685
195,611
127,597
232,524

7
13
10
4
7
2
4
6
16
11
17
17
13
19
13
18
21
21
8
17

3,487
11,521
7,041
2,823
4,825
1,024
5,928
3,483
9,111
5,199
9,384
7,392
5,796
11,937
4,719
10,603
12,987
9,820
1,858
3,775

1Figures for 1917 are withheld, under instructions.



Barges.

9
9

1,427
2,473

Total.
Num­ Gross
ber.
tons.
60
71
64
92
92
121
107
108
98
89
115
129
149
89
119
126
103
131
122
71
95

101,598
126,085
62,325
131, 756
197,125
262, 730
280,362
258,219
241,080
182,640
297,370
348, 555
450,017
136, 923
250,624
201, 973
145, 881
233,672
205,131
130,882
238,772

2 Included in steam vessels prior to 1915.

332

PANAMA CANAL,
NO. 240.—PANAMA CANAL: G en era l B alance S h e e t , J u n e 30, 1917.
[From report of the governor of the Panama Canal.j

Item.

Assets.

Item.

Liabilities.

D ollars.
D ollars .
Construction of canal......................... 341,877,813. 01 Appropriations by Congress............ 422,050,860. 22
Equipment and tools........................ 10,370,382. 74 Trust funds and security deposits.
115,442.27
Material, supplies, and equipment
Reserves................................................
3,191,581.77
in storehouses...................................
6,946,383. 61 Assets received from Canal Zone
Fortifications....................................... 17,168,187.82 government......................................
544,792.37
Public works in the cities of
Panama Railroad property oper­
Panama and Colon.........................
2,474,722. 09 ated by Panama Canal.................
882,072. 20
Presentation of launch Louise to
Reimbursements account public
French Government......................
5,840.99 works in Panama and Colon re­
Reequipment loans to Panama
paid to appropriations...................
396,956. 06
R. It. Co............................................
1,399,114.61 Accounts payable...............................
3,427,812.36
First-mortgage bond loan to Pan­
ama R. R. Co..................................
1,848, 217.50 Miscellaneous receipts, United
Maintenance and operation of
States funds...................................... 19, 848,549. 80
canal................................................... 18,025,630.65 Less deposited in United States
Annual payment to Republic of
Treasury............................................ 19,410,928.63
Panama for Canal Zone rights...
1,250,000.00
Assets transferred to other depart­
437,621.17
ments, United States Govern­
1,822,514.12
ment...................................................
Panama Canal property operated
1,900,380. 54
by Panama R. R ............................
Credit to miscellaneous receipts,
United States funds other than
7,458,935. 35
tolls.....................................................
2,485,944.90
Less amounts not credited to assets
4,972,990. 45
562, 350. 25
Work in progress................................
Accounts receivable..........................
2,401,138. 36
Appropriation balances subject to
requisitions....................................... 12,088,606. 27
2,932, 865. 41
Cash in hands of fiscal officers----Total........................................... 431,047,138. 42
Total........................................... 431,047,138. 42

No. 2 4 1 .—PANAMA CANAL: E x p e n s e s

o f O p e r a t io n a n d M a in t e n a n c e ,
R e v e n u e s , U n d e r S p e c if ie d H e a d s , Y e a r s E n d e d [J u n e 30, 191 4 -15 ,
1916 a n d 1917.
[Source: Annual report of the governor of the Panama Canal.]

and
and

Item.

1914-15

1916

1917

Total.

Marine division:
Admeasurement of vessels................................
Local inspection...................................................
Aids to navigation..............................................
Pilotage..................................................................
Operation of harbor tugs—balance.................
Operation of port captains’ offices—balance.
Assisting vessels through cut...........................
Total marine division.............................
Lock operationofand maintenance:
Operation locks (1914)...................................
Gatun locks—
Superintendence..........................................
Operation.......................................................
Maintenance of machinery and equip­
ment .............................................................
Maintenance of structure...........................
Miscellaneous supplies and expenses—
Total Gatunlocks....................................

D ollars .

D ollars .

Dollars.

Dollars.

128,486. 73

154, 891.97




10,667. 25
4,679. 08
48,871.71
61,776.92
2,491. 77

7,905.40
4,075.36
58,848.34
41,342. 29
42, 720.58

13, 759.01
4, 515.46
97,823.93
104,216. 83
60, 566.91
26,120. 91
6,033. 38
313,036. 43

4,274.16

!
i

17,398.37
101,494.91
130,803. 74
32,105.13
2,718.52
284,520. 67

12,970.82
80,991.61
140,073.13
16,130.71
2,079.37
252,245.64 \

32,331.66
13,269. 90
205,543.98
207,336. 04
105,779. 26
26.120. 91
6,033.38
596,415. 13
4,274.16

19,174.89
107,750.57
117,021.45
19,533.74
3, 772.59
267,253.24

49,544. 08
290,237.09
387,898.32
67,769.58
8,570.48
804,919.55

333

PANAMA CANAL,
No. 2 4 1 . — P a n a m a C a n a l : E x p e n s e s op O p e r a t io n a n d M a in t e n a n c e ,
R e v e n u e s , U n d e r S p e c if ie d H e a d s , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1 9 1 4 -1 5 ,
1916 a n d 1917— Continued.
Item.
Lock operation and maintenance—Continued.
Gatun spillway—
Operation.......................................................
Maintenance of machinery and equip­
ment............................................................
Pedro Miguel lock—

1914-15

1916

1917

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

1,128.50
7,572.01
6,082. 60
14,783.11

860. 06
5,046. 05
11,226. 34
17,132. 45

16,369. 88
14,921.07
78,964.47
49,356. 32
Maintenance of machinery and equip­
68,495.13
62,282. 39
m ent............................................................
25,500. 77
15,861.02
Maintenance of structure...........................
2,770. 80
1,952.18
Miscellaneous supplies and expenses —
Total Pedro Miguel lock........................ 189,833.62 146,640.41
Pedro Miguel dams—Maintenance...........
42.00 |
91.59
Mirallores locks—
17,577.33
17,323.13
Superintendence..........................................
Operation....................................................... 102,239.26
67.258.16
Maintenance of machinery and equip­
ment ............................................................. 93,844.15 101,588.72
24,250. 97
13.033.17
3,324. 44
3,243.11
Miscellaneous supplies and expenses__
Total Mirallores locks............................. 240,981.95 202,700. 49
Mirallores spillway and east dam—
Operation...................................................
696. 95
431.95
Maintenance of machinery and equip­
8,927.54
1,951.95
ment .............................................................
907.01
750. 81
Maintenance of structure...........................
Total Miraflores spillway and east
3,134.71
dam .........................................................
10,531.50
Miraflores west dam—Maintenance................ I •
377.17 '
347.72
Total lock operation and maintenance 745,344.18 622,293.01
Dredging:
'
Atlantic entrance................................................ 125,563. 30
26,478.35
Gatun Lake............................ ..............................;1...............
Gaillard Cut..................................................... 1,633,030.06 3,513,350. 06
Miraflores Lake................................................
2,253.44
20,187. 63
Pacific entrance................................................
8,628. 79
Total dredging.......................................... 1,769,475. 59 3,560,016. 04
Gatun dam, maintenance........................................
48,773. 29
20,230.04
Removal of floating obstructions.....................
31,058. 95
20,372.17
Gatun-Mindi levee, maintenance..........................
1, 772.05
26,939. 54
Colon, west breakwater, maintenance..............
41,328.32
134.54
Naos Island breakwater, maintenance........... ! 4,492.21
58.45
Damages to vessels in locks.............................. ;
787. 78
Damages to vessels in canal............................... ] 2,417.07
948. 83
Operation of floating derricks............................
101,858.04
25,602.63
Maintenance of transportation tracks...................
37,171.63
Shop expense, Balboa—balance. .
. .
19,158.55
Loss on sales and services to outsiders............
61,823.17
Total operation and maintenance___ 2,875,275.45 4,550,159.33
Proportion of overhead expenses........................... 1,413,883.55 2,449,590. 82
Total........................................................ 4,289,159.00 \ 6,999,750.15
Revenues:
Tolls................. ...................................................... 4,358,002.37 2,399,830.42
Licenses and taxes, court fees and fines, etc .
146,813.52
11,898.44
Profit on sales and services to outsiders... .
Total revenues.......................................... 4,358,002.37 2,558,542.38
4,441,207.77
Expenses in excess of revenues... *.......................
Revenves in excess of expenses
. . .
68,843.37




and
and

1,026.23
12,881.40
5,944.86
19,852. 49

3,014.79
25, 499. 46
23,253.08
51,768.05

20,969.18
62,159.26
95,262.82
25,780.15
5,306.73
209,478.14
35.37

52,260.13
190, 480.05
226,040. 34
67,141. 94
10,029.71
545,952.17
168. 96

24,826.93
105,966.93
89,179.47
15,651.85
3,459.44
239,084.62

59,727.39
275,464.35
281,612. 34
52,935. 99
10,026. 99
682,767.06

951.90
610.09
57.06

2,080.80
11,489. 58
1,714. 88

1,619.05
107.48
737,430.39

15,285. 26
832. 37
2,105,067. 58

22,864.17
442.88
2,612,480.17
83,024.52
135,819. 51
2,854,631.25
15,889.75
23,203.11
2,582.14
41,479. 89
9,642. 89
141. 36
3,818.44
202,034.37
46,273.97

174,905.82
442. 88
7,758,860. 29
85,277. 96
164,635. 93
8,184,122. 88
84,893. 08
74,634. 23
31,293. 73
82,942. 75
14.193.55
929.14
7,184.34
303,892. 41
109,048.23
19.158.55
61,823.17
4,250,163.99 11,675,598. 77
2,537,883.61 6,401,357. 98
6,788,047.60 18,076,956. 75
5,631,781.66 12,389,614.45
137,189.38
284,002.90
51,326.10
39,427. 66
5,808,398.70 12,724,943.45
979,648.90 5,352,013.30

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No. 242.—PANAMA CANAL: Nationality of Vessels Passing Through the Canal by Months, July, 1916, to June, 1917, myth Totals
for Y ears Ended June 30, 1915 to 1917.




1

4
6
3
4
4!
4;
25
4
4
5
4
4
4
25
50
16
16

3
2
1
2
2

6
11

15
26
10
10

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3

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4
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r
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4
4
4
2
1

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1
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6
4
5
2
3
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54
4
19

5
5
6
4
6
! 6
32 ;

1
1
2
2
1

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5
6

1
1
1

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1
6
7
10
13 !
42
74
16
19

1

i

6
4
3
4
3
3
23

j
4!
4j
3i
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i 1 3 i
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5 43 j
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1
1
2
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1
1
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1

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1 13
1 13
l 14
1 15
1 19
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1
1
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l
4; 2.
10 ! 8
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16
17
26
20
18
17
114
231
114

i Total.

1ft
C
O

United States.

x;
(W

Swedish.

<3
Pn

Russian.

Panaman.

Norwegian.

Nicaraguan.

Mexican.

Japanese.

8
4|
11 4
1 9
1 2
3
1 30

2
!
i

Italian.

, Honduran.

i

3
3
2
1
2
1
1
3
11 5
3
1
3
2! a
16

2
1
1
1
1
1 1..........

German.

l Dutch.

Danish.

Cuban.

Costa Rican.
1
1
1
2
5

£

1

P

1 00
1

■
1917:
28
January___
.. ..
February...............................
29
March.....................................
! 27
April.....................................
; 31
14
i 36
June...............
......
Total, six months........... .......... 165
Total, fiscal year 1917... .......... 371
Total, fiscal year 1915 ..........
226
Total, fiscal year 1916................ .......... 193
........ il = =

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t
!

&
o
a
o

76
77
69
74
72
82
450
77
68
80
82
62
86
455
905
530
411

PANAMA CANAL

ATLANTIC TO PACIFIC.
1916:
July.........................................
37
August...................................
39
32
September.............................
October................................. ..........| 31
! 32
November.............................
December.............................
1 35

Chilean.

Canadian.

British.

Period.

Argentinian.

j
i

1

[Source: Report of the governor of the Panama Canal.]

PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC.
19X6:
July ........- ..............................
August...................................
September.............................
October..................................
N ovem ber ..........................
1917:
January ...............................
February .............................
March.....................................
April.......................................
May........................................
June........................................
Total, six months...........
Total, fiscal year 1917...
Total, fiscal year 1915...............
Total, fiscal year 1916................

38
27 !
22 !
30 '
36
34 i
187 ;.........
409 |
239
1 165

4
3
4
4
6
4
25
49
19
17

1

35
33
99
167

....I!

3
4
3
5
5
4
24

AGGREGATES BY FISCAL YEARS.
1915.................................................1
1916.................................................
1917.................................................
Grand total, 3 fiscal years

1

465
358
780
1,603

i

i
i

i
2
1
1
i
1
1
1
7i 2
12 1 3

23
2

6
3

1

6

1
1
2

2
1
2
2
3
3
13

2
1

1

3

3
5
2
6
1
2
1
5
4
6
3
2
15 25
17 1 38
2
13
8
4

1

23
18
43
84

3
1
9
13

1

1
2
5
1
1

7
15
74
9

6

2
2
1
3!

1
1
2
2

6
6

3
2
1
2
2
10

4
6
4
6
5
9
34

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j
1
2
2
1
1
1
5

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1 18
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1
1
2
5
2

1
1

3
3

2
1
2

1
2

6

5

6
24
72
102

13
13

3

3
4!
4
3
5
4
23

8
7
3
7
7
10
42
76
26
26

2
1

4
2
*4
3
4
3
20
43
2
14

2
6
7
15

4
30
86
120

42
45
150
237

2
2
2

1
3
1

3
3
1

1
1
6
1
2
9

1
2
7
10

20
20

2
1
2
1
2
8

73
17
13 1 65
85
24
14 I 84
76
18
73
18
1
0 456
4

1

98'
72
73
77
106
89
515
971
558
376

18
13
18
49

470 1 088
238 787
464 1,876
, 3,7517
1

26 [
19
33 I
2 20 i
36 i
28
3 162 1
11 | 266 ;
10 239
8 124

1

2

335




1

1
1
2
1
5

PANAMA CANAL.

December............................
Total, six months...........

38
32
45
47
32
28
222 ..........

Summary op Traffic, by Months, July,
1915

to

1916,
1917.

to June ,

1917.

with Totals for Y ears

Ended June

30,

336

N o, 2 4 3 . — PA N A M A CANAL:

[Source: Report of the governor of the Panama Canal.]
Atlantic to Pacific.
Period,

Vessels.

Canal tonnage.
Gross.

Net.

1916.
260,521
369,678
July......................................................................
76
372,042
261,633
August.................................................................
77
219,398
69
September.........................................................
316,815
221,610
317, 826
74
October........... . .............................. ................
314,179
220,806
72
November..........................................................
362,154
261,181
82
December............................................................
Total, six m onths.................................
450 2,052,694 1,445,154
1917.
258,317
368,253
77
January...............................................................
226.247
324,918
68
February............................................................
80
258,790
374,578
March................................................................
82
April.....................................................................
398,712 ■ 278, 762
181,289
62
259,901
M ay......................................................................
86
276,855
391,677
June.....................................................................
455 2,118,039 1,480,260
Total, six months.................................
905 4,170,733 2,925, 414
Total, fiscal year 1917..........................
530 2,657,865 1,884,728
Fiscal year 1915................................ ..............
411 1,912,846 1,308,231
Fiscal year 1916.................................................
Grand total, 3 fiscal years.................. 1,846 8,741,444 6,118,373




Pacific to Atlantic.
Cargo tons. Vessels.
296,094
246,149
224,661
231,016
198,718
241,987
1,438,625
246,139
244,307
315,920
322,656
194,002
315,194
1,638,218
3,076,843
2, 125,735
1, 434,236
6,636,814

73
65
85
84
76
73
456

Canal tonnage.
Gross.

Net.

319,339 i ' 228,437
295,032
203,340
412,175
294,580
377,457
272,164
303,517
215,398
313,005
222,633
2,020,525 1,436,552

98
406,554
72
361,947
306, 175
73
396,396
77
106
488,417
89
380,074
515 2,339,563
971 4,360,088
558 2,758,922
376 1,683,683
1,9-05 8,802,693

303,131
251,356
211,339
274,029
340,728
266,809
1,647,392
3,083,944
1,958, 307
1,171,531
6,213,782

Total.
Cargo tons. Vessels.
352,863
270; 072
437,509
416,877
320,325
305,696
2,103,942
425,254
313,462
255,899
305,049
423,101
325,705
2,048,470
4,152,412
2,844,057
1,705,810
8,702,279

Cana] tonnage.
Gross.

Net.

Cargo tons.

488,958
689,017
667,074
464.978
728, 990
513.978
695, 283
493,774
617,696
436,204
675,159
483,814
4,073,219 2,881,706

648,957
516,821
662,170
647,893
519,043
547,683
3,542,567

774,807 '1 561,448
175
686,865
477,603
140
680,753
153
470,129
562,791
159
795,108
748,318
168
522,017
175
771, 751
543,664
970 4,457,602 3,127,652
1,876 8,530,821 6,009,358
1,088 5,416, 787 3,843,035
787 3,596,529 2, 479,762
3,751 17,544,137 12,332,155

671,393
557,769
571,819
627,705
617,103
640,899
3,686,688
7,229,255
4,969,792
3,140,046
15,339,093

149
142
154
158
148
155
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FO R EIG N CA R R Y IN G TR ADE.

N o . 2 4 4 . — F O R E IG N C A R R Y IN G T R A D E O F T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S IN
A M E R IC A N A N D F O R E IG N V E S S E L S A N D B Y L A N D V E H IC L E S : V a l u e s ,

1871

1917.
[Merchandise and specie to 1879, inclusive; merchandise only after 1879.]
IMPORTS INTO THE UNITED STATES.
By sea .1
By land
Year ended
i
Per cent in I vehicles. Total by land
In American In foreign
and sea.
June 30—
Total.
American
vessels.
vessels.
vessels.
to

1871.........................
1872.........................
1873.........................
1874.........................
1875.........................
1876.........................
1877.........................
1878.........................
1879........................
1880.........................
1881.........................
1882.........................
1883.........................
1884.........................
1885.........................
1886.........................
1887........................
1888.........................
1889.........................
1890.........................
1891.........................
1892.........................
1893.........................
1894.........................
1895.........................
1896.........................
1897.........................;
1898.........................
1899.........................
1900.........................
1901.........................
1902.........................
1903.........................
1904.........................
1905.........................
1906.........................
1907.........................
1908.........................
1909.........................
1910.........................
1911.........................
1912.........................
1913.........................
1914.........................
1915.........................
1916.........................
1917.........................

Dollars.

163,285,710
177,286, 302
174, 739,834
176,027,778
157,872,726
143,389,704
151,834,067
146,499,282
143,590,353
149,317,368
133,631,146
130,266,826
136,002,290
135,046, 207
112,864,052
118, 942, 817
121,365,493
123,525,298
120,782,910
124, 948,948
127,471,678
139,139,891
127,095,434
121,561,193
108,229,615
117,299,074
109,133,454
93,535,867
82,050,118
104,304, 940
93,055,493
102,188,002
123,666,832
132,253, 665
160,649, 571
168,488,129
176,550,716
151,919,733
150,528, 075
147,100, 976
146,640,912
170,849, 680
193,094,242
198,923,666
281,334,841
449,872,543
648,256,478

Dollars.

363,020,644
445,416,783
471,806, 765
405,320,135
382,949,568
321,139,500
329,565,833
307, 407,565
310,499,599
503,494,913
491,840,269
571,517,802
564,175, 576
512,511,192
443,513,801
491,937,636
543,392,216
568,222,357
586,120,881
623,740,100
676,511,763
648, 535,976
695,184,394
503,810,334
590,538,362
626,890, 521
619,784,338
492, 086,003
581,673,550
701,223,735
683,015,858
744,766,235
835,844,210
790,595,186
878,138,230
971,397,270
1,163,698,060
971,111,234
1,090,001,007
1,319,438,085
1,289,510,573
1,380,228,170
1,504, 567,867
1,538,784,987
1,244,934,571
1,550,102,577
1,706,482,324

Dollars.

526,306,354
622, 703,085
646,546, 599
581,347,913
540,822, 294
464,529,204
481,399,900
453,906,847
; 454,089,952
652,812,281
625, 471,415
701, 784, 628
700,177,866
647,557,399
556,377,853
610, 880,453
664,757,709
691,747,655
706,903,791
748, 689,048
803,983,441
787,675,867
822,279,828
625,371,527
698,767,977
744,189,595
728,917,792
585,621,870
663,723,668
805,528,675
776,071,351
846,954,237
959,511,042
922,848,251
1,038,787,801
1,139,885,399
1,340,248,776
1,123,030,967
1,240,529,082
1,466,539,061
1,436,151,485
1, 551,077,850
1,697,662,109
1,737,708,653
1,526,269,412
1,999,975,120
2,354,738,802

31.0
28.5
27.0
30.3
29.2
30.9
31.6
32.3
31.7
22.9
21.4
18.6
19.4
20.8
20.3
19.5
18.3
17.8
17.1
16.7
15.9
17.7
15.5
19.4
15.5
15.7
15.0
16.0
12.4
12.9
12.0
12.1
12.9
14.3
15.5
14.8
13.2
13.5
12.1
10.0
10.2
11.0
11.4
11.4
18.4
22.5
27.5

D ollars,

15,187,354
17,635,681
17,070,548
14,513,335
13,083,859
12,148,667
10,697,640
12,965,999
11,983,823
15,142,465
17,193,213
22,854,946
23, 003,048
20,140, 294
21,149,476
24,555,683
27,562,059
32, 209,459
38,227,861
40, 621,361
40,932,755
39,726,595
44,121,094
29,623,095
33, 201,988
35,535,079
35,812,620
30,427, 784
33,424,821
44,412,509
47,100,814
56, 366, 711
66, 208,195
68,239,120
78,725,270
86,677,047
94,172,649
71,310,825
71,391,142
90,408,369
91,074,620
102,187, 084
115,346,125
156,217,004
147,900,328
197,908,390
304,616,383

1Includes also all water-borne imports of ports on the Great Lakes.
32951°— s A 1917------22




D ollars.

541,493, 708
640,338, 766
663,617,147
595,861,248
553,906,153
476,677, 871
492,097,540
466,872,846
466,073,775
667,954, 746
642,664,628
724,639,574
723,180,914
667,697,693
577,527,329
635,436,136
692,319, 768
723,957,114
745,131,652
789,310, 409
844,916,196
827,402,462
866,400, 922
654,994,622
731,969, 965
779,724, 674
764, 730,412
616, 049,654
697,148,489
849,941,184
823,172,165
903,320,948
1,025,719, 237
991,087,371
1,117,513,071
1,226,562,446
1,434,421,425
1,194,341,792
1,311,920,224
1,556,947, 430
1,527,226,105
1, 653,264,934
1,813,008,234
1, 893,925,657
1,674,169,740
2,197,883,510
2,659,355,185

338

F O R E IG N

C A R R Y IN G T R A D E

N o. 2 4 4 . — F o r e ig n C a r r y in g T r a d e
F o r e ig n V e ssels ,

etc .:

op th e

V alu es,

U n it e d S tates in A m e r ic a n
to 1917— Continued.

1871

and

EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES.
Year ended
June 30—
1871.........................
1872.........................
1873.........................
1874.........................
1875.........................
1876.........................
1877.........................
1878.........................
1879.........................
1880.........................
1881.........................
1882.........................
1883.........................
1884.........................
1885.........................
1886.........................
1887.........................
1888.........................
1889.........................
1890.........................
1891.........................
1892.........................
1893.........................
1894.........................
1895.........................
1896.........................
1897.........................
1898.........................
1899.........................

By sea.1
In American
vessels.

In foreign
vessels.

Total,

D ollars.

D ollars.

Dollars,

190,378,462 392,801,932 583,180,394
168,044,799 393,929,579 561,974,378
171,566,758 494,915,886 666,482,644
174,424,216 533,885,971 708,310,187
156,385,066 501,838,949 658, 224,015
167,686,467 492,215,487 659, 901,954
164,826,214 530,354,703 695,180,917
166,551,624 569,583, 564 736,135,188
128,425,339 600,769,633 729,194,972
109,029,209 720,770,521 829, 799,730
116,955,324 777,167,714 894,118,038
96,962,919 641,460, 967 738,423,886
104,418,210 694,331,348 798,749,558
98,652,828 615,287,007 713,939,835
82,001,691 636,004,765 718,006,456
78,406,686 581,973,477 660,380,163
72,991,253 621,802,292 694,793,545
. 67,332,175 606,474,964 673,807,139
83,022,198 630,942, 660 713,964,858
77,502,138 747,376,644 824,878,782
78,968,047 773,569,324 852,557,371
81,033,844 916,023,675 997, 057,519
70,670,073 733,132,174 803,802,247
73,707,023 769,212,122 842, 919,145
62,277,581 695,357, 830 757, 635,411
70,392,813 751,083,000 821,475,813
79,941,823 905,969,428 985,911,251
67,792,150 1,090,406,476 1,158,198,626
78,562,088 1,0 64,5 90 ,3 07 1,143,1 52 ,3 95

Percentin
American
vessels.
32.7
30.0
25.7
24.6
23.8
25.4
23.7
22.7
17.6
13.1
18.1
13.1
13.1
13.8
11.4
11.9
10.5
10.0
11.6
9.4
9.3
8.1
8.8
8.7
8.2
8.5
8.1
5.9

By land
vehicles.

Total by land
and sea.

D ollars.

D ollars.

7,798,156
590,978,550
10,015,089
571,989,467
10,799,430
677,282,074
8,509,205
716,819,392
7,304,376
665, 528,391
6,324,487
666,226,441
6,767,170
701,948, 087
7,511,365
743,646,553
7,439,862
736,634,834
5, 838,928
835, 638,658
8,259,308
902,377,346
12,118,371
750, 542,257'
25,089,844
823,839,402
26,573,774
740,513,609
24,183,299
742,189,755
19,144,667
679,524,830
21,389,666
716,183,211
22,147,368
695,954, 507
28,436,517
742,401,375
32,949,902
857,828,684
31,923,439
884,480,810
33,220,629 1,030,278,148
43,862,947
847,665,194
49,221,427
892,140, 572
49,902,754
807,538,165
61,131,125
882,606,938
65,082,305 1,050,993,556
73,283,704 1,231,482,330

6 .9

83,870,907

1900.............................

90,779,252

1,1 93,220,689

1,283,999,941

7 .1

110,483,141

1 ,3 94,4 83 ,0 82

1901.............................

84,

1,291,520, 938

1,375,8 64 ,0 60

6 .1

111,900,931

1 ,4 87,7 64 ,9 91

1902.............................

83,631,985

1,1 74,2 63 ,0 79

1,257,8 95 ,0 64

6 .6

123,824,337

1 ,3 81,7 19 ,4 01

1903.............................

91,028,200

1,1 90,2 62 ,1 78

1,281,2 90 ,3 78

7 .1

138,851,301

1 ,4 2 0 ,1 4 1 ,6 7 9

1904.............................

97,482,054

1,210,6 08 ,3 28

1,308,0 90 ,3 82

7 .5

152,736,889

1 ,4 60,8 27 ,2 71

343,122

1 ,2 27,0 23 ,3 02

1905'............................

129,958,375

1 ,2 25,0 63 ,2 32

1,3 55,0 21 ,6 07

9 .6

163,540,059

1 ,5 1 8 ,5 6 1 ,6 6 6

1906.............................

153,859,076

1 ,3 96,2 70 ,0 84

1,5 50,1 29 ,1 60

9 .9

193,735,340

1 ,7 43,8 64 ,5 00

1907.............................

141,780,310

1,520,5 98 ,2 31

1,662,378,541

8 .5

218,472,537

1 ,8 80,8 51 ,0 78

1908.............................

120,598,589

1 ,6 49,6 28 ,6 30

1,6 70,2 22 ,2 19

7 .2

190,551,127

1 ,8 60,7 73 ,3 46
1 ,6 6 3 ,0 1 1 ,1 0 4

1909.............................

108,129,142

1 ,3 72,6 92 ,8 07

1,4 80,8 21 ,9 49

7 .3

182,189,155

1910.............................

113,736,171

1 ,4 02,5 24 ,3 90

1,516,2 60 ,5 61

7 .5

228,724,159

1,744, 984,720

1911.............................

133,565,552

1 ,6 40,9 26 ,9 33

1,7 74,4 91 ,4 85

7 .5

27 4,828,714

2,049, 320,199

1912.............................

151,601,885

1 ,7 28,7 90 ,6 88

1,8 80,3 92 ,5 73

8.1

323,929,836

2 ,2 0 4 ,3 2 2 ,4 0 9

1913.............................

187,938,254

1 ,8 87,4 60 ,5 62

2,0 75,3 98 ,8 16

9 .1

390,485,334

2 ,4 6 5 ,8 8 4 ,1 5 0

1914.............................

169,436,090

1 ,8 78,3 23 ,7 69

2,0 47,7 59 ,8 59

8 .3

2 ,3 64,5 79 ,1 48

290,597,071

2 ,1 75,7 58 ,9 92

2,4 66,3 56 ,0 63

11.8

316,819,'289

1915.............................

302,233,277

2 ,7 68,5 89 ,3 40

1916.............................

499,035,673

3,327,0 30 ,4 18

3,8 26,0 66 ,0 91

13 .0

507,416,794

4 ,3 33,4 82 ,8 85

1917.............................

794,604,353

4,637,1 51 ,1 33

5,4 31,7 55 ,4 86

14.6

795,408,564

6 ,2 2 7 ,1 6 4 ,0 5 0

1Includes also all water-borne exports of ports on the Great Lakes.



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N o . 2 4 4 . —F oreign C arrying T rade of the U nited States in A merican and
F oreign V essels, etc.: V alues, 1871 to 1917— Continued.
TOTAL UNITED STATES IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
By sea.1
Year ended
June 30—

In American
vessels.

In foreign
vessels.

D ollars.

D ollars.

1,109,486,748
1,184,677,463
1,313,029,243
1,289,658,100
1,199,046,309
1,124,431,158
1,176,580,817
1,190,042,035
1,183,284,924
1,482,612,011
1,519, 589,453
1,440,208,514
1,498,927,424
1,361,497,234
1,274,384,309
1,271,260,616
1,359,551,254
1, 365, 554, 794
1,420,868,649
1,573,567,830
1, 656,540, 812
1,784,733,386
1,626,082, 075
1,468,290,672
1,456,403,388
1, 565, 665, 408
1, 714, 829, 043
1,743,820, 496
1,806,876,063
2,089,528,616
2,151,935, 411
2,104,849, 301
2, 240,801, 420
2, 230,938, 633
2, 393, 809,408
2, 690,014,559
3,002, 627,317
2,793,253,186
2,721,351,031
2,982,799, 622
3,210, 642, 970
3,431,470,423
3, 773,060,925
3, 785,468,512
3,992,625,475
5,826,041,211
7,786,494,288

Per cent in
American
vessels.

Dollars.

755,822,576
839,346,362
966,722,651
939,206,106
884,788, 517
813,354, 987
859,920, 536
876,991,129
911,269,232
1,224,265,434
1,269,002,983
1,212,978,769
1,258,506,924
1,127,798,199
1,079,518,566
1,073,911,113
1,165,194, 508
1,174,697, 321
1,217,063,541
1,371,116,744
1,450,081,087
1,564,559, 651
1,428,316,568
1,273,022,456
1,285,896,192
1,377,973,521
1,525,753,766
1,582,492,479
1,646,263,857
1,894,444,424
1,974,536,796
1,919,029,314
2,026,106,388
2,001,203,514
2,103,201,462
2,367,667,354
2, 684,296,291
2, 520,739,864
2,462,693,814
2,721,962,475
2 , 930,436, 506
3,109,018,858
3,392,028, 429
3,417,108,756
3,420,693,563
4,877,132,995
6,343,633,457

353,664,172
1871................
1872................
345,331,101
1873................
346,306, 592
350,451,994
1874................
1875................
314,257,792
311,076,171
1876.................
316,660,281
1877................
1878................
313,050,906
272,015, 692
1879................
258,346, 577
1880................
1881.................
250,586, 470
1882................
227,229, 745
1883................
240,420,500
1884.................
233,699, 035
1885.................
194,865, 743
1886.................
197,349,503
1887................
194,356, 746
1888.................
190,857, 473
1889.................
203,805,108
1890.................
202,451,086
1891.................
206,459, 725
1892.................
220,173,735
1893................
197,765, 507
1894................
195,268,216
170,507,196
1895.................
1896.................
187,691,887
1897................
189,075,277
161,328,017
1898................
1899................
160,612,206
195,084,192
1900................
1901................
177,398,615
1902................
185,819, 987
1903.................
214,695, 032
1904................
229,735,119
1905.................
290,607,946
1906.................
322,347, 205
318,331,026
1907.................
1908.................
272,513,322
1909.................
258,657,217
1910.................
260,837,147
1911................
280,206, 464
1912.................
322,451,565
1913.................
381,032,496
1914.................
368,359, 756
571,931,912
1915.................
1916.................
948,908, 216
1917................. 1,442,860,831

Total.

i

By land
vehicles.

Total by land
and sea.

D ollars.
31.9
29.2
26.4
27.2
26.2
27.7
26.9
26.3
23.0
17.4
16,5
15.8
16.0
17.2
15.3
15.5
14.3
14.0
14.3
12.9
12.5
12.3
1

13.3
11.7
1
1

9.3
8.9
9.3
8
8

9.6
10.3
1
1
1

9.8
9.5
8.7
8.7
9.4
1

9.7
14.3
16.3
18.5

22,985,510
27,650,770
27,869,978
23,022,540
20,388, 235
18,473,154
17,464,810
20,477,364
19,423,685
20,981,393
25,452, 521
34,973,317
48,092,892
46,714, 068
45,332,775
43,700,350
48,951,725
54,356, 827
66,664,378
73,571,263
72,856,194
72,947, 224
2 87,984,041
. 2
78,844,522
83,104,742
2 96,666,204
. 0
1 100,894, 925
. 0
103,711,488
117,295,728
154,895,650
. 159,001,745
2
. 180,191,048
8
205,059,496
220,976,009
2 242,265,329
. 1
2 280,412, 387
. 0
0 312,645,186
. 6
261,861,952
253,580,297
319,132,528
365,903,334
426,116,920
0 505,831,459
. 1
473,036,293
450,133,605
705,325,184
1,100,024,947

Dollars.
1,132, 472,258
1,212,328,233
1,340,899,221
1,312,680,640
1,219,434,544
1,142,904,312
1,194,045,627
1,210,519,399
1,202,708,609
1,503,593,404
1,545,041,974
1,475,181,831
1,547,020,316
1,408, 211,302
1,319,717,084
1,314, 960,966
1,408, 592,979
1,419,911,621
1,487, 533,027
1,647,139,093
1,729, 397,006
1,857,680,610
1, 714,066,116
1,547,135,194
1,539,508,130
1,662,331,612
1,815,723,968
1,847, 531,984
1,924,171,791
2,244,424,266
2,310, 937,156
2,285,040,349
2,445,860,916
2,451,914,642
2,636,074,737
2,970,426,946
3,315,272,503
3,055,115,138
2,974, 931,328
3,301, 932,150
3,576,546,304
3,857,587,343
4,278,892,384
4,258, 594,80E
4,442,759,080
6,531,366,395
8,886,519,235

1Includes also all water-borne foreign commerce of ports on the Great Lakes.



Shipped by—

Imports.
1912

191S

1914

1915

Domestic exports.
1916

1917

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

1 Prior to 1916 American and foreign vessels were shown separately in the various issues of this volume.
2Included in “ All other” prior to 1916.

F O R E IG N C A R R Y IN G T R A D E .

Cars and land ve­ D ollars.
D ollars.
D ollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
D ollars.
Dollars.
D ollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
D ollars.
hicles ............ ....... 102,187,084 115,346,125 156,217,004 147,900,328 197,908,390 304,616,383 309,518,534 372,619, 521 301,893,383 285,349,701 484,755,288 795,604,353
American vesselsl. 170,849,680 193,094, 242 198,923, 666 281,334,841 449,872,543 648,256,478 149,319,452 185,140,682 166,055,061 284,410,965| 490,559,739 794,604,353
Foreign vessels; i
A ustrian.......... 20, 919,774 22,939,478 24,358,126 3,025,275
7,408
877,044
19,153 33,656,823 38,397,174 35,086,502
B elg ian ............ 39,377,645 33,606,852 35,461,566 7,053,131 2,875,491 1,070,358 15,117,537 15,601,592 12,504,875 15,439,965 31,946,584 60,786,422
B ritish.............. 786,769,863 870,848,477 852,672,141 694,219,463 830,168,016 774,803,474 1,097,939,992 1,173,709, 838 1,172,354,610 1,394,215,920 2.110,758,160 2,858,235,887
55,359,614 91,919,443
B an ish 2___
62,936,331 04,459,741
D utch................ 61,480,255 68,573,291 68,786,793 124,687,404 110,888,920 113,965,111 80,780,009 90,839,308 84,589,948 108,386,976 115,397,348 126,876,635
French ............ 99,992,081 104,604, 571 111,799,180 68,341.417 91,006,098 100,779,934 63,861,612 64, 559, 804 63,702,289 126,517,813 186,660,775 274,820,210
416,149
German............ 207,061,407 223,347,113 241,319,067 31,081,662;
1,049,340
907,550 234,263,086 277, 764,259 280,818,368 19,917,218
Italian .............. 19,593,892 26,805, 722 34, 714,668 49,072,575 45,878,084 32,432,151 34,011,705 39,586,879 38,727,602 75,668,508 142,661,161 178,477,022
Japanese.......... 48,014,586 57,585,628 55, 305,703; 68,080,817 177,059,632 289,277,360 23,053,473 27,108,981 25,657,162 36,004,988 140,344,245 240,065,407
Norwegian---- 45,359,857 45,178,933 66,475,681 115,729,291 140,805,658 171,413,038 49, 185,129 58,963, 294 65,552,041 158,416,411 244,270,259 371,821,646
14,284,512 26,489,080
Spanishs ..........
56,811,688 117,896,809
All other.......... 51,668,810 51,077,802 47,892,062 83,643,536 81,352,995 103,405,672 79,612,476 84, 215, 026 82,742,184 210,972,956 205,076,001 312,662,014
Total foreign. 1,380,228,170 1,504,567,867 1,538,784,987'l, 244,934,571 1,550,102,577 1,706,482,324 1,711,481,842 1,870, 746,155,1,861,735,581 2,146,417,799 3,296,862,552 4,637,151,133
Grand total.. 1,653,264,934 1,813,008,234 1,893,925,6571,674,169,740 2,197,883,510 2,659,355,185 j2,170,319,828 2, 428,506, 358 2,329,684,025 2,716,178,465 4,272,177,579 6,227,164,050




340

N o . 3 4 5 .— IM P O R T S A N D D O M E S T IC E X P O R T S O P M E R C H A N D IS E C A R R IED IN A M E R IC A N A N D F O R E IG N V E S S E L S A N D BY
L A N D V E H IC L E S B E T W E E N T H E U N IT E D ST A T E S A N D F O R E IG N C O U N T R IE S : V alues, Y ears E nded J une 30, 1912 to 1917.

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341

N o . 2 4 6 .— D IS A S T E R S TO V E S S E L S O N A N D N E A R T H E C O A S T S A N D
O N T H E R IV E R S O F T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S , A N D TO A M E R IC A N V E S S E L S
A T S E A A N D O N T H E C O A ST S O F F O R E IG N C O U N T R IE S : S u m m a r y ,

1897

to

1916.1

[Source: Reports of the United States Coast Guard, Treasury Department,]
WRECKS AND CASUALTIES ON THE ATLANTIC, GTJLF, AND PACIFIC COASTS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Year
ended
*June
30—

Casual­
Num­ Wrecks ties in­
ber of involv­ volving Vessels V essels Losses to
partial
| ves­ ing total and un­ totally damaged. vessels.
lost.
loss.
sels.
known
damage.

1897 ...
1898 ... ■
1899 --1900--1901 ...
1902 . - 1903 .. 1904 ...
1905...
1906 ...
1907 .. 1908 - - 1909 ...
1910...
1911--1912 ... !
1913 ...
1914...
1915 ...
1916... 1

587
666
932
672
679
727
643
638
642
630
848
720
703
753
617
794
689
618
603
542

155
214
313
209
227
224
184
195
184
167
256
216
131
207
165
189
147
158
163
159

432
452
619
463
452
503
459
443
458
463
592
504
572
546
452
605
542
460
440
383

Tons .

44,231
54,093
85,051
60,506
55,919
72,506
51,212
63,725
54,685
41,709
77,158
71,318
61,759
71,653
48,930
61,031
46,487
53,867
63,051
. 58,696

Tons.

250,672
277,505
343,022
347,803
343,855
346,222
364,536
355,840
337, 259
389,075
517, 071
553,593
553,016
579,364
399,961
589,742
532,689
423,397
452,798
451,628

D ollars.

3,260,420
2,301,345
3,931,600
4,957,465
3,492,305
4,039,470
3,333,250
3,754,840
3,873,540
3,947,735
5,096,340
4,880,625
4,612,910
5,128,240
4,045,740
4,570,820
4,611,250
4,141,265
5,200,035
5,061,300

Losses to Passen­ Crews. Lives
cargoes. gers.
lo st.2
D ollars.

812,920
594,805
1,033,760
2,480,900
1, 281,840
1,152,050
751,535
747,365
1,435,855
1,152,830
1,056,430
1,514,730
1,939,880
1,268,865
816,935
1, 210,615
912,385
984,160
1,529,868
1, 535, 475

N o.

4,411
10,427
8,623
7,608
9,527
8,533
9,208
9,906
9,435
9,441.
11,582
8,696
17,415
9,848
13,414
8,851
11,662
9,570
7,928
7,207

N o.

5,389
95
6,945 184
8,584 376
8,248 260
7,171 182
7,512 121
7,791 119
6,935 1,232
7,426
89
7,922
90
9,479 394
9,466 172
10,651 180
10,000 160
8,922 113
76
12,567
10,830 129
9,504 136
9,821
116
8,605 172

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES ON THE GREAT LAKES.

1897 ...
1898 ...
1899 ...
1900 ...
1901...
1902...
1903 ...
1904...
1905...
1906 ...
1907...
1908...
1909...
1910 ...
1911...
1912...
1913 ...
1914 ...
1915 ...
1916...

236
209
305
261
284
311
247
233
267
364
415
327
365
424
291
280
275
296
195
207

34
33
65
40
45
58
43
49
46
78
55
32
48
35
30
26
32
37
23
17

202
176
240
221
239
253
204
184
221
286
360
295
317
389
261
254
243
259
172
190

13,436 205, 304
15,770 212,279
32,801 264,661
8,155 308,454
18,581 308,172
23,152 364,588
21,772 267,812
25,357 290,792
27,593 449,419
72,386 622,156
28,577 967,662
19,144 753,691
29,972 833,622
33,449 1,206,459
23,229 785, 521
24,270 669,638
14,153 815,898
75,365 828,31
13,390 511,173
16,146 768,747

1,097,505
998,895
2,016, 420
870,695
1,555,705
1,923,610
1,315,165
1,648,145
1,831,060
3,753,695
2,306,200
2,151,415
2,535,040
3,515,595
2,343,550
1,577,255
1,444,865
4,547,795
1,019,195
1.657,515

195,475 j
217,010 |
683,330
127,120
201,460
317,790
330,995
440,980
184,450
495,975
396, 695
128,320
379,880
795,655
330,575
257,805
162,815
1,030,240
207,760
229,335 ‘

18
1,020 3,082
636 2,602
27
1,383 3,817
57
704 3,160
15
1,117 3,448
79
2,380 4,135
62
1,645 3,379
62
1,773 3,435
19
2,138 4,176
10
739 5,542 116
32
997 6, 759
42
3,549 5,800
76
2,491 6,627
1,798 8,066 _ 95
4,062 5,694
56
3,769 5,574
9
2,437 4,999
30
1,687 6,022 176
1,733 3,839
37
2,741 4,639 858

1 Figures for 1917 are withheld, under instructions.
2Exclusive of lives lost on vessels suffering no material damage.



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342
N o . 2 4 6 . — D is a s t e r s
op t h e

to V e ss e l s o n a n d N e a r t h e C o a st s a n d o n t h e
U n it e d S t a t e s , e t c .: S u m m a r y , 1897 to 1916— Continued.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES ON
1
Year Num­ 1Wrecks
ended ber of 1 involv­
June ves­ ing total
30—
sels. loss.
1897.......... 162
1898.......... 170
1899.......... 175
1900.......... 150
1901.......... 14.8
1902.......... 139
1903.......... 160
1904.......... 145
1905.......... 139
1900.......... 179
1907.......... 185
1908.......... 152
1909 ........ 170
1910.......... 190
1911.......... 168
1912.......... 196
1913_____ . 167
1914.......... 139
1915.......... 129
1816.......... 207

103
107
104
107
109
91
111
92
104
122
133
104
115
114
107
135
119
97
81
129

59
63
71
43
39
48
49
53
35
57
52
48
55
76
61
61
48
42
48
78

221
212
220
191
202
182
154
166
161
153
222
142
177
126
151
177
134
157
161
184

78
96
110
68
60
75
56
60
58
48
84
48
48
47
38
52
47
56
55
63

OF THE

Casual­
ties in ­
volving Vessels Vessels Losses to
partial totally
and un­ lost. damaged vessels.
known
damage.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES TO
1897.........
189S..........
1899..........
1900..........
1901..........
1902..........
1903..........
1904..........
1905..........
1906..........
1907..........
1908..........
1909..........
1910..........
1911..........
1912..........
1913..........
1914_____
1915..........
1916..........

RIVERS

!1
:
'
,■
1

Tons.

9,867
15,185
9,897
5,623
5,204
8,039
8,208
10,923
12,818
6, 668
8,563
4,479
6,453
10,874
4,933
6,344
3,364
4,613
1,978
7,684

Tons.

D ollars.

48,987
59,775
43,856
858,695
42,867
614,305
44,890
465,545
56,256
459,235
48,922
935,130
51,897
758,400
30,103
814, 640
50,621
994,490
59,580
789,740
74,962 1,213,615
61,367
671,805
64,081
830,190
56,703 1,092,025
56,963 , 770,790
73,776
790,445
78,901
698,010
57,119
733,920
48,184
699,215
79,218 1,049,890

135, 749
113,338
133,597
117,546
230,823
117,955
117,145
203,135
191,441
185,014
227,238
215,555
249,221
158,471
233,243
213,235
236,135
210,097
263,970
279,608

1,424,475
6,932,325
3,267,745
1,889,280
1,587,100
1, 925, 710
1,604,960
1,411,230
1,488,41.0
1,598, 440
5,093,760
1,851,980
1,513,495
1,322,980
2,405,915
1,274,855
1,584,810
2,014,350
3,281,115
4,902,335

Losses to Passen­ Crews. Lives
cargoes. gers.
lost.1
D ollars. • N o.

129,380
101,215
153,800
256, 990
165,925
86,845
153,440
89,100
137,975
48,315
483,245
41,725
47,685
94, 315
34,685
91,170
34, 420
88,700
50,865
46,100

1,275
1, 529
1,535
906
2, 215
1,883
1,591
955
895
1,636
1,710
1,622
1,450
2,846
2,371
2,239
2,163
1,190
1,317
2,446 i

AND ON THE

593,990
858,830
911,645
552,890
498,450
752,650
486,240
357,170
505,515
648,185
1,125,740
467,380
963,380
406,745
512,435
381,420
439,665
406,305
2,224,590
1,858,065

731
911
1,642
2,218
2,857
1,681
772
2,332
2,045
1,237
1,738
3,635
1,787
972
2, 635
1,113
4,839
2,086
1,879
1,686

1Exclusive of lives lost on vessels suffering no material damage.



iv e r s

UNITED STATES.

AMERICAN VESSELS AT SEA
FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

143 34,823
116 45,039
110 59,074
123 38, 497
142 24,866
107 40,421
98 29,119
106 26,127
103 23,840
105 32,317
138 71,344
94 32,743
129 23,966
79 19,329
113 24,273
125 22, 275
87 27,184
101 39,224
106 73,549
121 52,707

R

N o.

2,543
2,692
2,474
2,105
2,633
2,073
2,152
2,109
2,139
2,096
2, 613
1, 904
2,039
1, 957
2,352
2,603
2,455
2,114
1,900
2,515

7
25
41
18
19
157
35
30
20
34
24
25
32
24
27
35
49
22
1
61

COASTS

OF

3,165
3,515
4,456
3,125
4,383
2, 743
2,468
3,128
3,636
3,537
4,286
4,119
4,279
2,617
4,700
3, 566
4,793
4,559
4, 660
4,894

179
529
281
125
172
191
160
176
148
259
174
135
115
124
66
75
75
87
123
273

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op th e

to V e sse l s o x a n d N e a r t h e C o a st s a n d o x t h e R iv e r s
U n it e d S t a t e s , e t c .: S u m m a r y , 1897 to 1916—Continued.

RECAPITULATION.
Casual­
Year Num­ Wrecks ties in ­
ended ber of involv­ volving Vessels Vessels Losses to
partial
June ves­ ing total and un­ totally damaged. vessels.
30— sels. loss. known lost.
damage.
1897..........
1898..........
1899..........
1900.........
1901.........
1:>02.........
1903..........
1904..........
1905..........
1906..........
1907..........
1908..........
1909..........
1910..........
1911..........
1912..........
1913.........
1914..........
1915..........
1916..........

1,206
1,257
1,632
1,274
1,313
1,359
1,204
1,182
1,209
1,326
1,670
1,341
1,415
1,493
1,227
1,447
1,265
1,210
1,088
1,140

326
406
559
360
371
405
332
357
323
350
447
344
282
365
294
328
274
293
289
317

880
851
1,073
914
942
954
872
825
886
976
1,223
997
1,133
1,128
933
1,119
991
917
799
823

Tons.

102, 357
130, 087
186,823
112,781
104,570
144,118
110,311
126,132
118,936
153,080
185,642
127,684
122,150
135,305
101,365
113,920
91,188
173, 069
151,968
135,233

Tons.
D ollars .
636,712 6, 442,175
646,978 11,091,260
784,147 9,830,070
818,693 : 8,182, 985
939,106 7, 094, 345
877,687 8,823,920
801,390 7,O il,775
879,870 7, 628,855
1,028,740 8,187,500
1,255,825 10,089,610
1, 786,933 13,709,915
1, 584,206 9,555,825
1,699,940 9,491,635
2,000,997 11,058,840
1,475,688 9,565,995
1,546,391 8,213,375
1,663,623 8,338,935
1,518,930 11,437, 330
1,276,125 10,199, 560
1,714,434. 12,671,040

Losses to Passen­ Crews. Lives
cargoes. gers.
lost.*
Dollars.

1,731,765
1,771,860
2,782,535
3,417,900
2,147, 675
2,309,335
1,722,210
1,634,615
2,263,795
2,245, 305
3,062,110
2,152,155
3,330,825
2,565,580
1,694,630
1,941,010
1,549,285
2,509,405
4,013,083
3,668,995

No.

7,437
13, 503
13,183
11,436
15, 710
11,477
13,216
14,966
14, 513
13, 053
16, 027
17,502
23,143
15,464
22,484
15, 972
21,101
14,533
i 12, 857
14,080

No.

14,179
299
15,754
765
19,331
755
16, 638
418
17,635
452
16,463
531
15,790
376
15,607 1,457
17,377
267
19,097
499
23,147
624
21,289
374
23,596
403
22, 640
403
21,668
262
24,310
195
23,077
283
22,199
421
20,220
277
20, 653 1,364

1Exclusive of lives lost on vessels suffering no material damage.

N o . 2 4 7 .— A B ST R A C T O F W O R K P E R F O R M E D B Y T H E U N I T E D S T A T E S
C O A S T G U A R D , W ITH A P P R O P R I A T I O N S A N D E X P E N D IT U R E S :
Y e a r E n d e d J u n e 30, 1917.
[Source: Report of the Secretary of the Treasury.]
Item.
Lives saved or persons rescued from
peril............................................................
Persons oir board vessels assisted........
Persons in distress cared for...................
Vessels boarded and papers e x ­
amined ......................................................
Vessels seized or reported for viola­
tion of law ................................................
Fines and penalties incurred by ves­
sels reported............................................
Regattas and marine parades pa­
trolled, in accordance with la w ........




Number
or
amount.
2,153
13,796
841
20,317
857
*205,429
30

Item.

Number
or
amount.

Instances of lives saved and vessels
assisted....................................................
1,684
Instances of miscellaneous assistance.
1,572
Derelicts and obstructions to naviga­
tion removed or destroyed...............
11
Value of vessels assisted (including
cargoes) .................................................. 114,960,910.00
Value of derelicts recovered and de­
livered to owners................................. $50,000.00
Net expenditure for maintenance for
1917.......................................................... $6,076,980.52




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[The “ net ton” equals 100 cubic feet ot carrying capacity, exclusive of deductions for space occupied by cabins, machinery, etc. Lack of uniformity in rules for the meas­
urement of tonnage probably affects the accuracy of the figures presented.]
All ports.
Seaports.
Total sailing and steam.
Steam vessels.
Year ended June SO—
Sailing vessels.
Total sailing and steam.
American. Foreign. Total. American. Foreign.
Total. American. Foreign. Total.
Total. American. Foreign.
Net tons. N et tons.
N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons , N et tons.
1890 .................................................... 1,394,665 3,071,111 4,465,776 2,009,919 8,889,909 10,899,828 3, 404,584 11,961,020 15,365,604 4,083,121 14,024,140 18,107,261
11,115, 628 3,670, 372 11,723, 839 15,394,211 4,380,804 13,823,491 18,204,295
1891.................................................... 1,336,468 2,942,115 4,278, 583 2,333,904
1892 .................................................... 1,427,976 3,044,594 4,472,570 2,318, 675 11,389,605 13, 70S, 280 3,746,651 Id, 433,829 IS,180,480 4,469,955 16, 543,469 21,013,424
1893 .............................-..................... 1/280, 606 2,932,368 4,212,974 2,212,636 10,253,180 12,465,816 3,493,242 13,1S5, 548 16,678,790 4,358,686 15, 223,130 19,581,816
1894 .................................................... 1,258,217 2,476,760 3,734,977 2,890,863 10,898,917 13,289, 780 3,649,080 13,375, 677 17,024,757 4,654,679 13,334,984 19,989,663
1895 .................................................... 1,265,923 2,474,392 3,710,315 2,410,728 10,574,304 12, 985,032 3,676,651 13,048,696 16,725,347 4,472,830 14, 822,085 19,294,915
'
1896 .................................................... 1,068,495 2,531,529 3,600,024. 2,604,992 11,247,952 13,852, 944 3, 673, 487 13,779, 481 17, 452,968 5,196,320 15,792,864 1 20,989,184
1897 ................................................... 1,129,745 2,715,992 3,845,737 2,481,431 13,675,471 16,156,902 3,611,176 16,391,463 20,002,639 5,525,328 18,234,922 23,760,250
970,960 2,692,312 3,663,272 2,391,515 15,645,524 18,037,039 3,362,475 : 18,337,836 21,700,311 5,240,046 20,339,353 25,579, 399
1898 ....................................................
974,552 2,384,539 3,359,091 2,358,211 16,246,105 18, 604, 316 3,332, 763 18,630,644 21,963,407 5,340,660 20,770,156 j 26,110,816
1899 ....................................................
923,561 2,322,313 3,245,874 3,050,678 17,237,045 20,287,723 3,974,239 19,559,358 23,533,597 6,135,652 22,027,353 | 28,163,005
1900 ....................................................
842,487 2,315,501 2,957,988 3,137,077 18,695,885 21,832,962 3,979,564 20,811,386 21,790,950 6,381,305 23,386,716 1 29,768,021
1901....................................................
866,439 2,079,158 2,945,597 3,153,432 18,262,406 21,415,838 4,019,871 20,341,564 24,361,435 6,961,200 ; 23,693,232 30,654,432
1902 ......................... - ........................
1903 ....................................................
656,611 2,075,103 2,731,714 3,224,425 18,741,553 21,965,978 3,881,036 20,816,656 24, 697,692 6, 906,582 1 24,187,081 31,093,663
1904 ....................................................
517,627 1,804,047 2,321,674 3,288,259 18,500,987 21,789,246 3,805,886 20,305,034 24,110,920 6,679,173 23,273,237 29,952,410
1905 ....................................................
582,717 1,487,218 2,069,935 3, 537,470 19,185,894 22,723,364 4,120,187 20,673,112 24,793,299 7,080,624 i 23,902,593 30,983,217
1906....................................................
630,129 1,547,104 2,177,233 3, 392,392 21,831,845 25,224, 237 4,022,521 23,378, 949 27,401,470 7,612,690 26,542,755 34,155,445
491,942 1,402,980 1,894,922 3,432,281 23,920, 559 27,352,840 3,924,223 25,323, 539 29,247,762 8,115,656 28,506,600 36,622,256
1907 ....................................................
1908 ....................................................
485,748 1,358,651 1,844,399 3,827,856 24,771,440 28,599, 296 4,313,604 26,130,091 30,443,695 8,473,227 30,065,968 38,539,195
1909 ....................................................
513,929 1,124,923 1,638,852 3,889,065 24,715,213 28,604,278 4,402,994 25,840,136 30,243,130 8,771,464 30,286,674 39, 058,138
1910....................................................
433,704 1,092,399 1,526,103 3, 780,524 25,610,167 29,390,691 4,214,228 26,702,566 30,916,794 8,888,459 31,347,347 40, 235,806
1911....................................................
415,932 1,037,966 1,453,898 3,885,851 27,117,374 31,003,225 4, 301,783 28,155,340 32, 457,123 9,692,770 32,982,219 42,674,989
1912....................................................
565,348 958,663 1,524,Oil 4,006,316 29,128, 759 33,135,075 4, 571,664 30,087,422 34, 659,086 11,257,098 34,900,973 46,158,071
1913....................................................
714,646 1,018, 969 1, 733,615 4,526,655 31,712,566 36,239,221 5,241, 301 32,731,535 37,972,836 13,072, 567 37,566,606 50,639,173
1914....................................................
562,441 £88,146 1,650,587 4,873,353 33,628,349 38,501,702 5,435,794 34,616,495 40,052,289 13,730,075 39,658,502 53,388,577
1915....................................................
661,493 943,249 1,604,742 6,168,412 27,258, 816 33,427,228 6, 829,905 28,202,065 35,031,970 13,275,454 33,435,012 46,710,466
1916....................................................
998,524 1,138,654 2,137,178 8,447,363 27,159,638 35,607,001 9,445,887 28,298,292 37, 744,179 17,927,674 33,622,223 51,549,897
1917.................................................... 1,143,859 979,380 2,123,239 9,753,826 24,643,903 34,397,729 10,897,685 25,623,283 36,520,968 18,724,710 31,747,466 50,472,176

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[The '* net ton” equals 100 cubic feet of carrying capacity, exclusive of deductions for space occupied by cabins, machinery, etc. Lack of uniformity in rules for the meas­
urement of tonnage probably affects the accuracy of the figures presented.]
Seaports.
All ports.
Sailing vessels.
Year ended June 80—
Steam vessels.
Total sailing and steam.
Total sailing and steam.
American. Foreign. Total. American. Foreign.
Total. American. Foreign.
Total. American. Foreign. Total.
N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. Net tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons.
N et tons. Net tons.
N et tons. Net tons .
1890 .................................................... 1,372,947 3,153,641 4,526,588 2,017,070 8,885,391 10,902,461 3,390,017 12,039,032 15,429,049 4,066,757 14,082,105 18,148,862
1891.................................................... 1,343,089 2,915,753 4,258,842 2,372,994 8,778,874 11,151,868 3,716,083 11,694,627 15,410,710 4,455,402 13,805,430 18,260,832
1892 .................................................... 1,425,906 2,982,504 4,408,410 2,325,144 11,524,611 13,849,755 3,751,050 14,507,115 18,258,165 4,536,151 16,624,882 21,161,033
1893 .................................................... 1,270,962 2,908,809 4,179,771 2,266,169 10,379,541 12,645,710 3,537,131 13,288,350 16,825,481 4,403,362 15,357,384 19, 760,746
1894 .................................................... 1,326, 434 2,554,733 3,881,167 2,420,214 11,004,952 13,425,166 3,746,648 13,559,685 17,306,333 4,739,918 15,531,772 20,271,690
1895 .................................................... 1,205, 714 2,479,509 3,685,223 2 , 409,944 10,928,478 13,338,422 3,615,658 13,407,987 17,023,645 4,504,227 15,246,319 19,750,546
1896 .................................................... 1,126, 958 2,507, 038 3,633,996 2,614,111 11,570,683 14,184,794 3, 741,069 14,077,721 17,818,790 5,329,599 16,084,986 21,414,585
1897 .................................................... 1,139,285 2,557,985 3,697,270 2,498,164 13,682,971 16,181,135 3,637,449 16,240,956 19,878,405 5,618,142 18,091,053 23,709,195
918,252 2,867,154 3,785,406 2,312,762 15, 793,570 18,106,332 3,231,014 18,660,724 21,891,738 5 ,111,447 20,636,785 25,748,232
1898 ....................................................
1899 .................................................... 1,008,363 2,341,898 3,350,261 2,454,886 16,372,336 18,827,222 3,463,249 18,714, 234 22,177,483 5,471,752 20, 794,224 26,265, 976
1900 ....................................................
958,489 2.340,202 3,298,691 3,047,625 17,271.342 20,318,967 4,006,114 19,611,544 23,617,658 6,208,918 22,072,223 28,281,141
908,369 2,128,691 3,037,060 3, 111, 400 18, 740,908 21,852,308 4,019,769 20,869,599 24,889,368 6,417,347 23,402,546 29,819,893
1901....................................................
813,131 2,110,931 2,924,062 3,142,384 18,175,658 21,318,042 3,955,515 20,286,589 24,242,104 6,821,555 23,622,527 30,444,082
1902 ....................................................
632,732 2, 027, 931 2, 660,663 3,298,206 18,864,295 22,162,501 3,930,938 20,892,226 24,823,164 6,975,227 24,340,941 31,316,168
1903 ....................................................
1904 ....................................................
518,607 1,802,426 2,321,033 3,317,234 18,553,716 21,870,950 3,835,841 20,356,142 24,191,983 6,641,374 23,374,201 30,015,575
1906 ....................................................
618,417 1,541,164 2,159, 581 3,640,924 19,219,315 22,860,239 4,259,341 20,760,479 25,019,820 7,203,008 23,954,533 31,157,641
667,237 1,602,293 2, 269,530 3,255,969 21,444,351 24,700,320 3,923,206 23,046,644 26,969,850 7,580,533 26,2G3,921 33,784,454
1906 ....................................................
1907 ....................................................
475,713 1,426,919 1,902,632 3,321,782 23,274,694 26,596,476 3,797,495 24,701,613 28,499,108 8,092,557 27,897,500 35,990,057
1908 ....................................................
537,776 1,318,012 1, 855,788 3,750,519 24, 592,020 28,342,539 4,288,295 25,910,032 30,198,327 8,435,207 29,846,489 38,281,696
1909 ....................................................
487,230 1,160,642 1,647,872 3,727,978 24,228, 206 27,956,184 4,215,208 25,388,848 29,604,056 8,491,725 29,704,756 38,196,481
1910....................................................
428,831 1,147,599 1,576,430 3,767,229 25,166,295 28,933,524 4,196,060 26,313,894 30,509,954 8,808,603 30,897,255 39,705,858
1911....................................................
444,227 1,091,829 1,536,056 3,983,121 26,779,436 30,762,557 4,427,348 27,871,265 32,298,613 9,753, 463 32,683,684 42,437,147
1912....................................................
591,606 996,156 1,587,762 4,201,917 28,916,339 33,118,256 4,793,523 29,912,495 34,706,018 11,703,467 34,713,445 46,416,912
1913....................................................
768,455 1,055, 640 1,824,095 4,520,697 31,221,160 35,741,857 5,289,152 32,276, 800 37,565,952 13,945,801 37,206,158 51,151,959
1914....................................................
558,478 1,015,943 1,574,421 4,626,729 33,542,062 38,168,791 5,185,207 34,558,005 39,743,212 13,740,628 39,442,781 53,183,409
1915....................................................
838,994 909,945 1,748,939 6,271,468 27;437,454 33,708,922 7,110,462 28,347,399 35,457,861 13,418,282 33,466,806 46,885,088
1916.................................................... 1,146,028 1,164,129 2,310,157 8,616,829 28,017,606 36,634,435 9, 762,857 29,181,735 38,945,592 17,902,068 34,520,940 52,423.008
1917.................................................... 1,204,933 1,033,635 2,238,568 10,133,933 25,721,304 35,855,237 11,338,866 26,754,939 38,093,805 19,145,754 32,931,316 52,077,070

Year ended June 30—

Belgium .
France.
Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared.

Germany.
Spain.
Netherlands.
Italy.
United Kingdom.
Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared.

N et tons. N et tons. N et tons.

N et tons.

Net tons.

1893................................... 558,953 560,776 436,271 772,777
1894................................... 518,303 521,761 583,985 927,737
1895................................. 531,828 464,389 481,120 813,110
1896................................... 579,320 534,755 435,777 749,120
1897................................... 661,755 666,127 489,793 864,767
1898.................................. 708,848 875,040 614,490 1,437,702
1899................................... 800,537 831,583 627,255 929,080
1900................................... 783,375 832,434 642,654 1,011,322
1901................................... 742,607 796,083 653,176 1,058,468
1902................................... 880,867 926,012 620,282 977,606
1903................................... 1,045,485 1,005,628 505,465 944,079
1904................................... 949,054 902,797 464,201 872,248
1905....'........................... 858,383 792,162 487,814 877,547
1906................................... 961,338 918,311 614,494 1,096,762
1907................................... 1,013,356 935,314 593,824 1,239,114
1908................................... 910,085 938,581 731,333 1,213,792
1909................................... 906,585 957,967 797,766 1,328,842
1910................................... 909, 739 935,294 748,345 1,233,987
1911................................... 904,728 939,698 953,294 1,264,688
1912................................... 984,377 1,014,460 1,065,450 1,371,708
1913................................... 1,024,086 1,173,367 1,240,780 1,628,388
1914................................... 951,193 1,131,734 1,226,154 1,763,808
1915................................... 158,428 161,356 1,506,701 2,826,116
IQlfi.
.......................
2,600,675 3,636,707
2,711,222 3,847,685
1917...................................




1,492,323
1,491,531
1,453,500
1,567,497
1,667,106
1,815,167

1, 984, 763

2,334,042
2,203,375
2,209,588
2,206,065
2,086,459
2,139,331
2,480,092
2,872,069
2,595,893
2,715,939
2,887,602
2,892,103
2,886,732
3,308,794
3,589,120
572,519
9,043
828

N et tons.

1,518,978
1,513,010
1,504,062
1,670,748
2,079,382
2,517,670
2, 460,952
2,706,337
2,521,748
2,397,632
2,579,030
2,517,361
2, 585,795
2,853,750
3,102,519
3,318,889
3,143,898
3,042,738
3,073,205
3,521,582
3,832,474
3, 902,073
428,188

N et tons . N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. Net tons. N e t tons. N et tons.

560,445
438,137
484,284
511,935
509,373
623,242
743,245
798,380
871,834
814,175
894,930
946,699
1,092,716
1,382,689
1,245,065
1,425,880
1,494,165
1,481,839
1,307,549
1,100,122
1,308,487
1,326,026
2,128,469
3,151,684
828 2,298,397

319,711
347,304
383,525
353,258
426,772
455,635

486, 789

538,957
589,113
703,016
780,609
755,131
1,007,923
1, 279,349
1,327,009
1,464,587
1,586,357
1,749,996
1,639,683
1,489,359
1,537,016
1, 893, 915
2,693,815
3,579,713
2,338,641

514,240
573,284
507,845
485,979
527,711
651,046
802,084
868,657
794,944
801,834
828,878
778,624
732,050
845,091
942,695
911,951
959,659
989,543
1,056,481
1,155,192
1,324,431
1,321,014
1,504,738
1,268,875
1,084,867

599,294 238,982 194,901
590,805 181,045 200,857
476,537 127,358 174,396
825,052 199,604 ■ 161,407
1,061,546 1 243,572 159,655
1,211,445 279,837 134,599
1 , 455, 756 223,323 143,914
1,303,168 443,420 212,350
1,280,044 343,329 219,056
1,136,150 456,715 232,046
1,214,546 407.940 265,364
1,049,105 436,418 257,439
1,002,084 483,293 259,490
1,297, 688 496,636 260,406
1,208,000 566,936 301,957
1,273,351 562,194 316,899
1,294,345 629,682 322,140
1,284,441 727,139 259,325
1,297,108 693,687 289,016
1,411,444 745,016 323,763,
1,851,027 762,033 392,713
1,760,676 691,160 422,571
1,675,298 767,099 447,928
1,366,143 1, 125,577 558,641
1,291,529 1,134,367 552,551

4,834, 369
5, 547,861
5,161,231
5,302,373
6,525,070
7,881,172
7, 624,247
7,015,528
7,911,055
7,103,158
7, 517,547
7,385,136
6,671,069
7,781,217
7,695,519
7,815,350
7,507,769
6,735,739
6,862,932
6,983,155
7,910,036
7,697,386
8,920,151
8,755,933
8,889,369

Net tons.

5,927,712
6,222,875
6,139,570
5,930,292
7,163,057
7,699,934
7,304,929
7,047,998
8,034,448
7,286,604
7,194,464
7,036,536
5,939,024
7,187,402
7,301,040
7,426,007
7,076,231
6,498,344
7,385,826
6,953,824
7,377,419
7,593,402
8,152,340
8 , 304, 707
8,639,716

TONNAGE ENTERED AND CLEARED, BY COUNTRIES,

[The **net ton ” equals 100 cubic feet of carrying capacity, exclusive of deductions for space occupied by cabins, machinery, etc. Lack of uniformity in rules for the meas­
urement of tonnage probably affects the accuracy of the figures presented.]

346

No. 250.—VESSELS ENTERED AT AND CLEARED FROM SEAPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES FROM AND TO FOREIGN
COUNTRIES: T onnage , 1893 to 1917, by C ountries.

Year

N et tons.

!

N et tons.

N et tons.

N et tons. N et tons. Net tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. Net tons. N et tons. N et tons. Net tons. N et tons.

987,436

1,072,861

1,1 94,3 66

1,223,293

248,586

199,769

308,396

216,714

706,657

473,214

1, 622,194 1,214,111

99,506

149,913

481,311

239,351

1894................

931,592

1,0 16,9 32

1,2 85,3 68

1,281,223

272,372

212,529

274,724

178,045

681,304

485,405

1,583,638 1,212,136

51,600

147,112

389,319

214,511

1895................

951, 262

1 ,0 54,2 13

1,431,863

1,404,459

296,016

228,799

288,021

169,424

580,293

482, 651 1,381,988 1,136,734

107,950

155,420

406,675

269,601

1896..............

965,295

1,1 72,1 09

1,456,163

1,465,185

295,393

227,842

374,382

218,809

659,196

538,072

1, 278,643

887,410

102,341

197,844

512,397

310,516

1897................

926,175

1,0 75,6 23

1,358,663

1,360,579

307,539

232,123

353,038

256,715

758,754

499,315 1,038,519

798,394

149,408

199,396

908,841

198,029

1898................

903,275

924,555

1,543,366

1,545,596

281,986

213,305

366,776

319,346

778,195

544,018

823,402

631,840

146,754

20,7,004

831,064

289,414

957,309

1,386,041

1,436,873

332,870

246,405

455,058

417,806

871,040

754,905 1,124,505

1,063,734

128,814

253,162

666,328

274,259

1,301,780

1,469,610

1,465,052

375,268

320,518

638, 675

532,397

705,760

696,485 1,3 41,9 28

1,247, 752

73,658

257,765

500, 595

245,574

1901................

1,229,031

1,303,769

1,6 40,3 78

1,641,639

406,972

341,068

713,706

606, 978

747,472

734, 729 1, 532,130

1,313, 660

137,933

232,939

588,180

285,498

1902................

1,2 20,9 73

1,3 72,5 43

1,423,269 | 1,404,997

370,167

349,170

768,047

595,429

847,517

841,678 1,707,410

1, 603,471

146,939

268,405

615,632

249,927

1903................

1,410,071

1,6 24,2 33

1,287,346

471,567

426,078

828,537

577,371

969,053

932,453 ■1,823,310

1,714,644

99,082

195,683

502,645

239,710

1,275,480

1904-------------

1,267,241

1 ,3 33,0 12

1,331,269

1,336,415

698,795

635,555

639,806

560,354

721,471

734,618 2,2 05,8 48

1,942,320

81,616

245,131

432,018

223,467

1905................

1,341,036

1,4 22,0 21

1,342, 680

1,382,587

893,150

909,014

744,725

673,296 1,060,059

1,076,674 2 ,2 35,5 24

1,938,958

93,670

269,413

479,902

214,867

1,594,842

1,327,157

1,250,651

1,023,459 1,122,834

693,072

741, 937 1 212,798 1,157,190 2,4 54,7 86

2,041,046

197,058

376,319

548,230

199,350

1,5 14,0 59

1,6 29,1 15

1,458,081

1,499,709

1,134,652 1,252,354

987,841

964,162 1,335,119

2,422,666

1,947,086

367,203

472,503

723,130

269,017

1908................

1,518,121

1,5 50,8 46

1,779,004

1,804,372 1,283,270 1,454,723

1,231,771

1,085,878 1,371,587

1,231,062 2,3 00,6 22

1,976,626

441,466

518,233

745,024

294,171

1909................

1,3 19,4 75

1,4 04,8 80

2,018,180

2,024,683

1,491,890 1,315,339

1,115,513 1,039,844

1,086,129 2,1 52,0 35 1 ,9 3 0 ,111

435,907

440,542

735,991

309,709

1910................

1,4 04,6 50

1,527,154

1,936,567

%052,384

1,336,687
1,615,940

1,928,129

1911................

1,3 75,3 26

1,560, 512

2,1 84,6 96

2,197,273 1,769,480 2,120,738

1912................

1,4 88,3 74

1,693, 248 , 2,512,077

2,613,219

1,930,413 2,238,692

1913................

1,5 91,4 92

1,6 32,0 35

2,938,674

2,928,001

1,986,030 2,177,322 2,060, 928 2,291, 424

1914................

1,5 32,7 98

1,5 56,0 71

3,124, 036

3,153,930 2,092,512 2,138,227

1915................

1,405,430

1,3 78,5 14

3,065,879

3,037,471

1,636,968

1,990,871

1,896,240 1,750,229

902,632

927,565 2,853,241

2,622,647 , 649,771

510,169

615,682

650,550

1916................

1,305,227

1,3 51,2 88

3,3 70,5 62

3,389,807

1,758,915

1,930,541

2,195,591

2,079,438

627,383

774,653 3,220,430 3,067,453 . 581,009

755,954

619,858

817,462

1917................

1,177,181

1,092,312

3,300,020

3,238,633

1,602,151

1,684,085

2,597,711

I1 ’

2,500,592

509,714 | 690,674 3,406,387

562,696

'708,983

1,283,156

1,310,977

978,876 1,048,083
1,0 94,1 67

1,429,180 1, 579, 921 1,2 04,1 04
869,993

592,031

521,376

807,211

359,831

2, 425,426

699,216

536,846

1,117,513

385,096

2,974, 507 2, 375,083

1,128,792

797,260 1,171,899

636,609

622,308

696.856

2,7 97,5 40 2,236,127

1,124,166 2,976,587
1,258,277

1,098,072 3,2 37,2 24 2,596,769 ' 511,970

2,815, 399 2,695, 690 1,041,583 1,377,713 3,165, 943 2,609,843

3,662/975

1,028,467

1,245,972 .

616,137 1,312,963

j 566,611

710,701

754,710

3 4 7




1,355,942 1, 358,600

1,329,062

C O U N T R IE S .

1,516, 737

BY

1906................
1907................

CLEARED,

886,071
1,2 14,4 76

AND

1899................
1900................

ENTERED

1893................

TONNAGE

ended
June 30—

i
Nova Scotia, New
British West Indies
Brunswick, and
and
Brazil.
Cuba.
British Columbia. Central American
M e x ic o .
Argentina.
Prince Edward
States.
British Honduras.
Island.
Entered. Cleared. Entered, Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered, Cleared, !Entered.|Cleared.

N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons. N et tons . N et tons.

154,188
170,080
164,258
204,873
262,345
253,608
328,021
>394,801
>367,439
>322,460
>316,188
>277,904
>292,120
>358,922
369,367
>344,003
>420,192
>405,592
>417,700
>447,747
>439,429
>497,857
525,330
413,197
>443,068

1,502,151
1,426,459
1,515,544
1,720,255
2,372,480
2,279,053
2,227,191
3,049,526
2,684,914
2,739,127
2,294,015
2,301,859
2,975,412
2,335,957
2,836,638
3,484, 706
3,166,488
3,486,865
3,503,648
4 , 075,116
4,645,342
4,948,194
4,401,398
5,115,013
4,723,146

N et tons.

1,293,069
1,323,349
1,334,293
1,648,015
1,771,684
1,859,449
2,041,756
2,501,204
2,483,909
2,446,402
2,320,958
2,318,219
3,207,891
2,351,798
2,317,998
2,770,107
2,741,546
3,127,145
3,069,498
3,534,551
3,703,803
4,392,597
4,525,578
5,470,755
5,239,726

N et tons.

16,678,790
17,024,757
16,725,347
17,452,968
20,002,639
21,700,311
21,963,407
23,533,597
24,790,950
24,361,435
24,697,692
24,110,920
24,793,299
27,401,470
29,247,762
30,443,695
30,243,130
30,916,794
32, 457,123
34,659,086
37,972,836
40,052,289
35,031,970
37,744,179
36,520,968

N et tons.

16,825,481
17,306,333
17,023, 644
17,818, 790
19,878,405
21,891,738
22,177,483
23,617,658
24,889,368
24,242,104
24,823,164
24,191,983
25,019,820
26,969,850
28,499,108
30,198,327
29,604,056
30,509,954
32,298,613
34,706,018
37,565,952
39,743,212
35,457,861
38,944,592
38,093,805

C O U N T R IE S ,

102,597
149,452
88,232
62,436
74,254
112,315
92,339
77,778
89,785
63,115
77,939
130,022
121,949
161,097
108,079
117,432
122,818
103,760
112,584
166,728
148,774
120,832
134,785
169,321
187,375

BY

230,325 80,572 76,004 245,179 133,034
283,527 104,441 95,435 165,401 121,213
207,269 123,615 62,712 201,557 164,500
269,834 133,647 104,411 238,554 207,295
311,360 257,766 176,690 282,321 258,688
340,216 274,404 126,250 241,284 222,200
351,180 216,985 171,749 149,788 253,680
>456,069 272,491 256,820 141,922 298,514
>405,211 423,827 226,708 327,003 403,792
>437,238 428,561 283,543 341,933 337,346
>353,812 406,945 270,518 348,890. 492,656
1365,707 301,904 267,888 375,316 494,432
>519,350 367,993 319,934 240,176 485,837
>305,847 502,294 369,136 285,955 378,281
>406,031 603,977 456,863 232,179 409,259
>395,143 545,273 609,998 132,655 417,174
>242,583 556,553 448,165 132,416 408,335
>356,110 505,199 409,124 114,397 365,777
>452,881 602,057 497,873 220,789 503,029
>315,209 634,019 641,901 220,157 595,149
>392,334 710,752 561,662 277,844 613,221
>438,460 778,586 598,415 354,695 594,348
387,717 687,395 415,141 366,161 516,666
460,004 635,943 391,548 469,862 656,941
>396,811 611,838 601,280 303,011 542,639
’ 1
1 Includes British, French, German, Japanese, and Russian China,

138,594
81,314
163,365
116,627
110,357
132,898
123,133
132,465
131,955
173,982
166,857
201,709
212,695
356,857
289,021
270,336
429,103
288,347
305,472
302,722
372,311
373,708
264,009
259,771
298,783

CLEARED,




307,077
261,115
309,748
284,380
244,249
224,208
249,323
307,384
320,723
329,774
337,909
214,226
14,004
25,854
22,917
20,456
127,422
112,223
112,490
174,031
310,967
272,089
224,917
183,516
121,160

AN D

274,071
272,999
365,775
312,717
292,053
270,444
262,108
336,366
339,690
368,799
366,876
227,573
19,501
27,631
44,365
43,171
173,355
147,891
236,642
219,935
206,228
183,495
203,729
259,629
299,601

EN TERED

1893.........................................
1894.........................................
1895.........................................
1896.........................................
1897.........................................
1 8 9 8 ....................................
1899.........................................
1900.........................................
1901.........................................
1902.........................................
1903.........................................
1904.........................................
1905.........................................
1906.........................................
1907........................................
1908.........................................
1909.........................................
1910.........................................
1913.........................................
1912.........................................
1913........................................
1914........................................
1915.........................................
1916.........................................
1917.........................................

Japan.
British Australasia, All other countries.
British East Indies. China, including
Total.
Hongkong.
Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared.
Colombia.

TONNAGE

Year ended June 30—

3 4 8

No. 250.—V essels Entered at and Cleared from Seaports of the U nited States, etc.: Tonnage, 1893 to 1917, by Countries—Continued.

TON N AGE ENTERED

AND

CLEARED, BY

CUSTOM S

D IS T R IC T S .

3 4 9

N o . 2 5 1 .— V E S S E L S E N T E R E D A T A N D C LEA R ED F R O M C U S T O M S D IS ­
T R IC T S 1 O F T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S F R O M A N D TO F O R E IG N C O U N T R IE S :
T onnage , Y ears E nded J une 30, 1915 to 1917.

[The “net ton” equals 100Lack offeet of carrying capacity, exclusive of deductions for space occupiedthe
cubic uniformity in rules for the measurement of tonnage probably affects by
cabins, machinery, etc.presented.]
accuracy of the figures
Customs district.

1915
Entered.

N et tons.
Atlantic coast:
Connecticut...........................
36,580
Georgia...................................
397,033
Maine and New Hampshire 668,532
Maryland............................... 2,043,259
Massachusetts....................... 2,463,651
New Y ork....................... ..... 12,579,317
North Carolina......................
76,959
Philadelphia.......................... 1,938,510
Porto Rico.............................. 486,399
67,162
Rhode Island........................
135,298
South Carolina......................
Virginia................................... 1,633,794
Gulf coast:
Florida.................................... 1,035,650
Galveston............................... 1,561,656
Mobile......................................
556, 599
New Orleans.......................... 3,064,101
Sabine.....................................
841,057
Mexican border:
70,740
Laredo.....................................
Pacific coast:
Alaska.....................................
186,061
587,064
Hawaii.....................................
Oregon.....................................
230,576
San Francisco........................ 1,228, 209
Southern California.............. 223,141
Washington........................... 2,920,622
Total seaports.................... 35,031,970
Northern border:
Buffalo..................................... 1,537,770
300,771
C hicago.................................
Duluth and Superior..........
755,518
Michigan................................. 2,357,106
Montana and Idaho. . . ___
43
Ohio......................................... 3,485,048
Rochester............................... 2,051,054
St. Lawrence......................... 1,125, 925
o2,2o8
Vermont.................................
13,003
Wisconsin...............................
Grand total........................ 46,710,466
Recapitulation:
Atlantic coast........................ 22, 526,494
Gulf coast............................... 7,059,063
70, 740
Mexican border.....................
Pacific coast........................... 5,375,673
Northern border.................. 11,678,496

1916
Cleared.

Cleared.

Entered.

Cleared.

N e t to n s . N et ton s .
3,179
1,313
33,644
313,284
587,254
316,212
736,439
868,689 1,049,842
2,162,597 2,528,162 2.417,517
1,659,802 2,420,647 1,589,521
12,162,374 13,461,353 13,918,957
35,441
67,538
53,350
1,786,441 2.408,076 2,231,814
504,192
522,950
495, 338
55,063
57,627
55,479
63,706
83,184
104,862
2,643,031 2,429,870 3,843,616
964, 761 1,217,456 1,154,172
1,957,602 1,137,432 1,324,073
612,171
585,095
575,581
3,093,050 2,804,038 2,831,114
1,092,125 1,040,216 1,223,625
71,618
76,320
70,570
250,546
283,327
171,154
618,205
244,656
171,081
176,125
134,672
345,175
1,358,873 1,179,196 3,541,761
195,144
241,614
130,372
3,046,123 3,251,586 3,303,639

N et tons .

N et tons.

N e t to n s .

Entered.

1917

21,478
349,303
764,606
2,665,279
2,011,584
12,912,693
36,409
2,539,790
556,880
74,463
127,482
1,950,718
1,383,034
1,096,399
494,380
2,833,117
1,184,405
65,670
348,916
515,322
42,882
1,286,821
205,565
3,053,772

35,457,861 37,744,179 38,944,592 36,520,968

1,060
378,978
848,609
2,406,769
1,447,568
13,187,413
26,621
2,521,299
553,062
67,832
75,658
3,532,999
1,326,305
1,245,968
513,549
3,018,989
1,465,431
64,396
303,315
194,901
83,330
1,508,453
219,526
3,101,774
38,093,805

1,023,268 3,028,555 1,448,979 2,413,224
458,077
189,053
267,823
669,270
895, 625 1,163,078
768,434 1,191,919
2,150,911 2,337,781 2,406,572 2,634,338
43
3,861,358 3,488,ii3 4, 834, 701 3,469,296
2,039,927 2,494,668 2,556,391 3,241,77)3
614,955
927,135
810,037
809,136
50,503
13,112
49,254 ;
54,862
212,613
20,470
17,317
50,018
46,885,088 51,549,897 52,423,008 50,472,176

3,352,502
668,718
15,141
145,510
52,077,070

22,444,804 25,184,536 26,043,024 24,010,685
7,719,709 6,774, 723 7,118,079 6,991,335
71,618
76,320
65,670
70,570
5,222,778 5,70S, 600 5,711,871 5,453,278
11,427,227 13,805,718 13,478,416 13,951,208

25,047,868
7,570,242
64,396
5,411,299
13,983,265

1,:.0,383
334,021
829,559
2,329,868

5,137,533

1Customs districts were rearranged July 1,1913. Transactions under the former arrangement of dis­
tricts will be found in previous issues.
,




Yearended
June 30—

N et tons. N et tons . N et tons. N et tons.

Net tons.

7,614,310
9,837,821
8,666,034
9,041,141
8,912,884
9,357,931
11,089,910
12,854,566
12,587,780
12,464,012
13,534,215
12,328,367
12,534,808
12,224,609
12,578,792
13,960,243
14,592,920
15,350,407
14,679,703
14,847,448
16,846,831
18,097,755
19,359,581
20,417,315
17,321,648
16,840,790
15,143,487

N et tons. N et tons.

66.445
82,087
87,429
95,529
77,917
91,476
132,197
202,157
256,957
296,657
293,248
313,265
384,802
407, 663
427,679
474,131
470,320
418,196
489, 334
523,606
438,268
431,269
480,946
484, 255
764,099
866,018
923,310

N et tons.

64,948
218,695
83,160
370,705
86,387
378,056
123,235
395,494
73,918
367,004
95,417
402,825
126,838
405,641
204,192
413,692
265,894
466,622
298,131
466,911
299, 990
508,136
305, 777
669,016
389, 063
751,099
409,766
604,458
409,207
627,715
698,704
483,037
483,318
709,836
752,287
439,481
882, 680
465,415
946,900
495,163
985,736
390,139
984, 796
436,826
445,738 1,048,896
480,458 1,055,515
751,200 1,473,521
855,039 1,416,047
l
948,872 1 1,173,886
'

N et tons.

206,126
374,603
380,212
397,247
365,340
397,921
396,328
409,946
448,574
441,253
497,533
640,464
711,639
611,770
625,838
695,744
702,130
800,641
884,265
927,135
959,154
962,547
1,077,364
1,107,415
1,483,321
1,474,780
1,128,179

N et tons.

Net tons.

356,538
374,970
361,702
369,543
359,387
345,616
378,378
382,642
325,907
408,008
382,098
554,216
629,512
598,689
579,115
711,980
778,872
848,062
854,908
887,561
980,297
966, 927
1,026,638
1,123,295
957,049
961,517
773,367

N et tons.

357,053
379,054
365,457
368,015
361,979
347,557
369,237
386,928
343,344
414,814
393,397
560,407
622,271
626,500
600,359
717,822
779,307
862,596
844,856
904,747
929,864
956,303
1,033.931
1,125,969
961,735
982,764
796,051

N et tons.

1,486,242 1,464,770
1,605, 607 1,628,808
1,605,804 1,626,616
1,579,095 1,581,306
1, 652,028 1,663,957
1,626,825 1,685,705
1,758,319 1,770,277
2,087,696 2,076,374
2,294,216 2,320,329
2,690,489 2,702,791
2,517,603 2,480,350
2,796,690 i 2,800,594
2,921,742 2,964,996
3,057,862 3,022,803
2,982,362 2,981,078
3,283,228 3,350,613
3,957,270 3,831,348
3,541,867 3,792,673
3,851,812 3,779,412
4,054,004 4,053,471
4,161,106 3,822,632
3, 981,811 4,030,881
4,578,179 4,587,050
5,034,996 5,004,747
659,999
475,777
828

828

N A T IO N A L IT Y ,

N et tons .
320,437 7,598,665
295,868 9,820,486
307,670 8,634,222
298,356 8,882,217
317,882 8,729,793
373,577 9,154,682
428,872 11,286,261
364, 738 12,581,866
831,551 12,492,296
365,192 12,453,113
335,761 13,513,956
337,281 12,367,945
273,794 12,512,065
209,054 12,172,495
240,853 12,544,058
196,144 14,251,386
167,673 15,036,768
202,666 15,790,030
358,986 15,018,740
452,530 15,139,268
472,292 16,104,423
339,273 18,146,424
356,231 19,696,820
400,077 20,416,045
177,832 16,908,846
192,898 16,223,127
320,228 14,589,977

BY




312,975
299,405
302,464
298,933
325,599
380,189
389,312
349, 655
334,301
360,971
321,125
329,469
283,739
213,793
218,154
207,931
160,835
186,459
340,646
451,724
480,411
349,836
351,775
425,765
185,524
204,549
281,113

German.
Entered. Cleared.

CLEARED,

39,244
31,128
44,140
21,984
30,45&
53,627
85,706
121,312
187,580
129,576
146,045
143,400
132,673
130,599
194,255
221,312
243,363
314,134
335,519
266,308
312,362
313,144
424,246
500,415
23,117
63
494

French.
Entered. Cleared.

AND

43, 001
34,234
34,674
27,917
25,729
37,669
51,324
105, 419
158,936
107,289
134,032
140,026
137,099
120,350
187,862
229,052
244,192
308,473
317,752
271,865
286,574
312,243
437,849
467,251
54,732
63
507

British.
Danish.
Dutch.
Entered.
Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared.

EN TERED

1891.....................
1892.....................
1893.....................
1894.....................
1895.....................
1896.....................
1997.....................
1898.....................
1899.....................
1900.....................
1901.....................
1902.....................
1903.....................
1904.....................
1905.....................
1906.....................
1907.....................
1908.....................
1909.....................
1910.....................
1911.....................
1912.....................
1913.....................
1914.....................
1915......................
1916.....................
1917.....................

Belgian.
Austrian.
Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared.

TONNAGE

[The “ net ton " equals 100 cubic feet of carrying capacity, exclusive of deductions for space occupied by cabins, machinery, etc. Lack of uniformity in rules for the
measurement of tonnage probably affects the accuracy of the figures presented.]

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SEAPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES FROM AND TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES: 1891 to 1917.

Cleared.
N et tons.

N et tons.

Italian.

Net tons.

787,745
1,020,109
977,283
870,665
912,817
1,000,028
1,156,182
1,345,479
1,417,391
1,722,247
1,937,887
1,644,211 I

1,659,492
1,703,271
1,771,877
2,109,821
2,357,888
2,434,523
2,287,202
2,374,419
2,549,613
2,674,335
2,773,767
3,021,090
3,368,735
3,372,746
3,321,834

1,675,927
1,696,345
1,802,179
2,051,842
2,346,866
2,444,724
2,315,876
2,398,424
2,495,144
2,654,300
2,797,601
3,074,313
3,349,803
3,374,222
3,516,979

35,300
41,296
50,366
68,124
48,022
43,841
59,249
62,070
77,196
60,448
59,805
48,661
48,053
55,862
28,970
34,647
26,706
26,578
13,198
1
1
, 13,368 6
8
6,285
6,177
9,402
9,938
14,320 14,979
14,836 13,974
9,644
11,927
23,494 29,571 ]
72,410 62J183

40,035
38.651
53,843
66,855
48.651
43,547
57,229
65,037
73,414
65,053
58,075
47,349
49,643
62,444
29,560
44,185
19,127
20,27fl
14,800

50,427
57,340
56,813
73,653
68,103
61,617
61,316
74,203
72,912
79,388
81,801
70,933
60,421
49,031
31,343
1&965
102,986
163,791
97,473
99,556
8
108,077
114,076
129,735
155,632
178,903
257,423
186,4x6

55,245
57,181
62,505
71,985
65,620
63,746
59,066
75,693
64,809
82,030
81,976
73,033
69,826
49,720
30,413
27,209
102,915
159,072
99,791
100,329
98,736
109,804
129,§35
155,876
154,868
257,797
201,169

342,874
312,814
314,463
344,583
186,757
330,365
350,411
348,897
233,017
358,539
460,126
567,282
'505,546
397,423
407,591
881,729
396,449
890,690
373,271
388,325
443,744
436,802
391,046
403,374
533,550
633,397
777,700

343,226
335,151
332, 066
342, 547
329,009
332,106
379,577
!
356,299
230,225 .............._.i_________
365,428
460,657
579,286
74,579
505,167 63,659
56,171
399,688 54,578
400,183 55,932
63,819
377,371 74,871
72,358
91,043
388,630 95,733
66,523
361,398 67,806
364,537 41,788
42,680
386,515 55,947
51,520
422,097 65,035
67,798
77,393
408,726 75,261
373,832 59,800
64,936
86,343
398,568 95,716
519,862 337,530 337,828
666,871 389,140 396,194
831,252 325,710 322,001




3 5 1

1 Stated separately after 1902.
2 The figures represent net tonnage of vessels entered and cleared at all ports of the United States, and in some instances this may prevent the item s by countries from
footing to agree with th e totals which represent seaports only.

N A T IO N A L IT Y .

Net ton s . N et tons. N ettons. N et tons. N etton s. N ettons. N et tons. Net tons. N et tons.

BY

N et tons.

CLEARED,

796,100
1,019,015
977,010
877,763
875,179
985,935
1,175,609
1,310,746
1,421,456
1,710,814
1, 886,477
1, 646,916

AN D

283,585
313,108
284,186
249,422
203,562
198,316
226,595
222,689
263,467
332,942
431,195
510,509
567,575
555,404
549,847
512,896
531,284
607, 909
782,626 I
855,955
925,469
767,144
802,103
901,041
1,365,754
2,006,278
1,485,809

ENTERED

294,953
1891.................................
1892.................................
304,899
276,127
1893.................................
237,075
1894.................................
211,860
1895.................................
195,447
1896.................................
221,627
1897.................................
220,122
1898.................................
287,088
1 8 9 9 .............................
1900.................................
320,111
433,288
1901.................................
523,538
1902.................................
537,063
1903.................................
1904.................................
555,901
542,382
1905...... ..........................
1906....................._..........
525, 026
1907................................. 1 534,135
1908................................. : 669,980
776,961
1909.................................
850,412
1910.................................
783,295
1911.................................
1912.................................
753,469
1913.................................
838,147
1914.................................
882,127
1915................................. 1,316,561
1916................................. 1,886,245
1917................................. 1,266,959

TONNAGE

Entered.

Norwegian and
Norwegian, a
Russian.
Portuguese.
Spanish.
Swedish.2
Swedish 1
Entered. Cleared, j Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared. Entered. Cleared.

N e t ton s.

Year ended
June 30—

Grand total.

Entered.

Cleared.

Entered. 1 Cleared.

Entered.

Cleared.

Entered.

Cleared.

Net tons.

N et tons.

N et tons.

N et tons .

N et tons.

N et tons.

N et tons.

N et tons.

11,723,839
14,433,829
13,185,548
13,375,677
13,048,696
13,779,481 ;
16,391,463
18,337,836
18, 630,644
19,559,358
20, 811,386
20,341,564
20, 816,656
20,305,034
20,673,112
23,378,949
25,323,539
26,130,091
25, 840,136
26, 702,566
28,155,340
30,087,422
32, 781,535
34, 616,495
28,202,065
28,298,292
25,623,283

11,694,627
14,507,115
13,288,350
13,559,685
18,407,987
14,077,721
16,240, 956
18,660,724
18,714,234
19,611,544
20,869,599
20,286,589
20,892,226
20,356,142
20,760,479
23,046,644
24,701,613
25,910,032
25,388,848
26,313,894
27,871,265
29,912,495
32,276,800
34,558,005
28,347,399
29,181,735
26,754,939

3,670,372
3,716,083
3,746,651
3,751,050
3,493,242
3,537,131
3,649,080
3, 746,648
3,676,651
3,615,658
3,673,487 | 3,741,069
3,611,176 I 3,637,449
3,362,475
3,231,014
3,332,763
3,463,249
4,006,114
3,974,239
4,019,769
3,979,564
4,019,871
3,955,515
3,881,036
3,930,938
3,805,886
3,835,841
4,259,341
4,120,187
4,022,521
3,923,206
3,924,223
3,797,495
4,313,604
4,288,295
4,402,994
4,215,208
4,196,060
4,214,228
4,301,783
4,427,348
4,571,664
4,793,523
5,289,152
5,241,301
5,185,207
5,435,794
6,829,905
7,110,462
9,445,887
9,762,857
10,897,685 11,338,866

15,394,211
18,180,480
16,678, 790
17,024, 757
16,725,347
17,452, 968
20,002,639
21,700,311
21,963,407
23,533, 597
24,790, 950
24,361, 435
24,697,692
24,110,920
24,793, 299
27,401,470
29,247,762
30,443,695
30,243,130
30,916, 794
32,457,123
34,659,086
37,972,836
40,052,289
35,031,970
37,744,179
36,520,968

15,410,710
18,258,165
16,825,481
17,306, 333
17,023,645
17,818,790
19,878,405
21,891,738
22,177,483
23,617,658
24,889,368
24,242,104
24,823,164
24,191,983
25,019,820
26,969,850
28,499,180
30,198,327
29,604,056
30,509,954
32,298,613
34,706,018
37,565, 952
39,743,212
35,457,861
38,944,592
38,093,805

N A T IO N A L IT Y ,

122,638
109,828
105,428
125,658
122,541
127,949
93,119
180,438
176,084
332,685
210, 788
314,599
321,855
308,528
256,304
345, 397
414,110
481,230
421,984
561,981
622,570
748,461
809,573
891,485
1,415,010
2,104,468
1,997,407

BY

116,889
113,616
102,941
127,020
120,689
123,288
123,839
195,704
213,522
242,015
221,421
314,919
320,774
307,753
249,482
367,940
459,128
537,756
492,769
647,111
762,476
850,771
903,617
1,036,598
1,451,089
2,064,526
1,929,196

CLEARED;




American.

AND

1908.............................................................................................................
1909.............................................................................................................
1910.............................................................................................................
1911.............................................................................................................
1912.............................................................................................................
1913.............................................................................................................
1914.............................................................................................................
1915.............................................................................................................

Total foreign.

ENTERED

1891.............................................................................................................
1892.............................................................................................................
1893.............................................................................................................
1894.............................................................................................................
1895...................................................................................................
1890.............................................................................................................
1897.............................................................................................. ..............
1898.............................................................................................................
1899.............................................................................................................
1900.............................................................................................................
1901......................... ..................................................................................
1902.............................................................................................................
1903.............................................................................................................
1904.............................................................................................................
1905............................................................................................................. !

All other foreign.

TONNAGE

Year ended June 30—

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States from and to Foreign Countries: X89X to 19X7—Continued.

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AlSfD EXPORTED.

354

N o . 2 5 4 . — M E R C H A N D IS E IM P O R T E D IN T O AN£> E X P O R T E D P R O M T H E
U N IT E D S T A T E S , A N D E X C E S S O F I M P O R T S O R E X P O R T S : V a l u e s , b y
P r in c ip a l C o u n t r ie s a n d b y G r a n d D iv is io n s , 1908 To 1917.
EUROPE.
A U S T R IA -H U N G A R Y .
Exports.
Y ear
ended
Ju n e Domestic. Foreign.
301908..
1909..
1910 ..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

Dollars.
Dollars.
16,029,950 144,788
14,079,704 146,199
14,792,764 169,967
19,265,508 249,279
22,133,663 255,367
23,065,050 265,646
22,304,654 413,604
1,232,342
6,327
146,302

Im ports.
T otal.

Free.

Dollars.
16,174,738
14,226,703
14,962,731
19,514,787.
22,388,930
23,320,696
22,718,258
1,238,669
146,302
........" V - " " ’

2,986,210
3,398,556
4,091,034
3,696,967'
4,120,816
4,703,119
4,878,18<^
lpZ43^87o
54,284
5,569

Dollars.

D utiable.

Dollars.

12,439,449
12,038,031
13,317,876
13,261,132
12,502,978
14,4§9,295
15,'232,645
8,080,548
1,376,651
219,883

Total.

Dollars.

15,425,659
15,436,587
17,408,910
16,958,099
16,713,794
19,192,414
20,110,834
9,794,418
1,430,935
225,452

Excess of
Per exports ( + )
or
c en t
free. im ports (—).
19.36
22/01
23.50
21.80
24.66
24.51
24.26
17.49
3.79
2.47

+
+
+
+
'+
-

Dollars.
749,079
1,209,884
2,446,179
2,556,688
5,675,136
4,128,282
2,607,424
8,555,749
1,284,633
225,452

A Z O R E S , A N D M A D E I R A IS L A N D S .
1908..
19091910..
19111912..
1913..
1914 „
1915..
1916 ..
1917 ..

211,633
165,362
182,029
174,747
230,125
237,930
229,923
88,614
278,841
346,895

288
738
2,205
196
662
372
10,800
3,198
14,654
18,787

211,921
166,100
184,234
174,943
230,787
238,302
240,723
91,812
293,495
365,682

31,099
35,308
86,551
188,104
195,200
319,760
525,122
514,148
779,641
1,432,992

34,531
35,720
86,875
188,994
196,558
323,599
537,181
531,538
793,449
1,442,006

9.94
1.15
.37
.47
.69
1.19
2.25
3.27
1.74
.62

+
+
+

13,217,521
18,627,382
24,271,892
23,124,954
22,078,025
24,559,796
21,324,417
5,832,765
1,258,255
938,387

19,895,677
27,393,918
40,059,281
37,084,743
41,677,418
41,941,014
41,035,532
10,222,860
1,478,579
1,029,261

33.67
32,00
39.41
37.64
47.03
41.44
48.03
42.94
14.90
8-82

+33,044,837
+17,699,085
+ 1,057,304
+ 7,931,879
+ 9,710,200
+24,904,448
+20,184,362
+10,439,455
+20,369,535
+36,338,736

385,667
284,264
462,436
440,537
308,840
280,845
95,395
725

93.86
72.62
92.39
93.44
79.05
7.09

_
—
—
+
_

3,432
412
324
890
1,358
8,839
12,059
17,390
13,808
9,014

177,390
130,380
97,359
14,015
+ 34,229
85,297
- 296,458
- 439,726
- 499,954
— 1,076,324

B E L G IU M .
1908..
19091910..
19111912191319141915..
19161917-

52,254,257 686,257
44,246,404 846,599
40,234,674 881,911
44,214,231 802,391
50,258,463 1,129,155
65,323,465 1,621,997
59,506,535 1,713,359
20,581,789
80,526
21,848,114
37,098,914 269,083

1910..
1911191219131914191519161917 .,


52,940,514
45,093,003
41,116,585
45,016,622
51,387,618
66,845,462
61,219,894
20,662,315
21,848,114
37,367,997

6,678,156
8,766,536
15,787,389
13,959,789
19,599,393
17,381,219
19,711,115
4,390,095
220,324
90,874

B U L G A R IA .

119,877
89,768
174,706
103,719
326,734
12,490
44,223



8,234
30

128,111
89,768
174,706
103,749
326,734
12,490
44,223

362,003
206,186
427,246
411,658
244,127
19,910

23,664
78,068
35,190
28,879
64,713
260,935
95,395
725

257,556
194,486
287,730
336,606
17,894
268,356
51,172
725

f o r e ig n c o m m e r c e .
N o . 2 5 3 . — M E R C H A N D IS E I M P O R T E D A N D E X P O R T E D , A N D T H E A N N U A L
E X C E S S O F I M P O R T S O R E X P O R T S : S p e c i e V a l u e s , 1874 t o 1917.
Year ended
June 30—

E xports x
Domestic.

Dollars.

1874............... 569,433,421
1875 .
499,284,100
1876.............. 525,582,247
1877.............. 589,670,224
1878.............. 680,709,268
1879.............. 698,340,790
1880.............. 823,946,353
1881.............. 883,925,947
1882.............. 733,239,732
1883............... 804,223,632
1884.............. 724,964,852
1885.............. 726,682,946
1886.............. 665,964,529
1887.............. 703,022,923
1888.............. 683,862,104
1889.............. 730,282,609
1890.............. 845,293,828
1891.............. 872,270,283
1892.............. 1,015,732,011
1893.............. 831,030,785
1894............... 869,204,937
1895............... 793,392,599
1896.‘............ 863,200,487
1897............... 1,032,007,603
1898.............. 1,210,291,913
1899.............. 1,203,931,222
1900.............. 1,370,763,571
1901.............. 1,460,462,806
1902............... 1,355,481,861
1903..................... 1,392,231,302
1904.............. 1,435,179,017
1905.............. 1,491,744,641
1906.............. 1,717,953,382
1907.............. 1,853,718,034
1908.............. 1,834,786,357
1909.............. 1,638,355,593
1910.............. 1,710,083,998
1911.............. 2,013,549,025
1912.............. 2,170,319,828
1913.............. 2,428,506,358
1914.............. 2,329,684,025
1915.............. 2,716,178,465
1916.......... .. 4,272,177,579
1917.............. 6,227,164,050

Foreign.

Total.

exports
Im ports. Totalimports.
and

Dollars.
DoUars.
Dollars.
16,849,619 586,283,040 567,406,342
14,158,611 513,4^2,711 533,005,436
14,802,424 540,384,671 460,741,190
12,804,996 602,475,220 451,323,126
14,156,498 694^865,766 437,051,532
12,098,651 710,430;441 445,777,775
11,692,305 835,638,658 ^67,954,746
18,451,399 902,377,346 642,6^4,628
17,302,525 750,542,257 724,639,574
19,615,770 823,839,402 723,180,914
15,548,757 740,513,609 667,697,693
15,506,809 742,189,755 577,527,329
13,560,301 679,524,830 635,436,136
13,160,288 716,183,211 692,319,768
12,092,403 695,954,507 723,957,114
12,118,766 742,401,375 745,131,652
12,534,856 857,828,684 789,310,409
12,210,527 884,480,810 844,916,196
14,546,137 1,030,278,148 827,402,462
16,634,409 847,665,194 866,400,922
22,935,635 892,140,572 654,994,622
14,145,566 807,538,165 731,969,965
19,406,451 882,606,938 779,724,674
18,985,953 1,050,993,556 764,730,412
21,190,417 1,231,482,330 616,049,654
23,092,080 1,227,023,302 697,148,489
23,719,511 1,394,483,082 849,941,184
27,302,185 1,487,764,991 823,172,165
26,237,540 1,381,719,401 903,320,948
27,910,377 1,420,141,679 1,025,719,237
25,648,254 1,460,827,271 991,087,371
26,817,025 1,518,561,666 1,117,513,071
25,911,118 1,743,864,500 1,226,562,446
27,133,044 1,880,851,078 1,434,421,425
25,986,989 1,860,773,346 1,194,341,792
24,655,511 1,663,011,104 1,311,920,224
34,900,722 1,744,984,720 1,556,947,430
35,771,174 2,049,320,199 1,527,226,105
34,002,581 2,204,322,4091,653,264,934
37,377,791 2,465,884,1491,813,008,234
34,895,123 2,364,579,1481 , 893,925,657
52,410,875 2,768,589,3401,674,169,740
61,305,306 4,333,482,885 2,197,883,510
62,884,344 6,290,048,394 2,659,355,185

32951°—
 s a 1917 ------- 23


Excess of
exports
over
im ports.

Dollar;.
Dollars.
1,153,689,382 18,876,698
1,046,448,147
1,001,125,861 79,643,481
1,053,798,346 151,152,094
1,131,917,298 257,814,234
1,156,217,216 264,661,666
1,503,593,404 167,683,912
1,545,041,974 259,712,718
1,475,181,831 25,902,683
1,547,020,310 400,658,488
1,408,211,302 72,815^916
1,319,717,084 164,662,426
1,314,960,966 44,088,694
1,408,502,979 23,863,443
1,419,911,621
1,487,533,027
1,647,139,093 68,518,275
1,729,397,006 39,564,614
1,857,680,610 202,875,686
1,714,066,116
1,547,135,194 237,145,950
1,539,508,130 75,568,200
1,662,331,612 102,882,264
1,815,723,968 286,263,144
1,847,531,984 615,432,676
1,924,171,791 529,874,813
2,244,424,266 544,541,898
2,310,937,156 664,592,826
2,285,040,349 478,398,453
2,445,860,916 394,422,442
2,451,914,642 469,739,900
2,036,074,737 401,048,595
2,970,426,946 517,302,054
3,315,272,503 446,429,653
3,055,115,138 666,431,554
2,974,931,328 351,090,880
3,301,932,150 188,037,290
3,576,546,304 522,094,094
3,857,587,343 551,057,475
4, 278,892,383 652,875,915
4,258,504,805 470,653,491
4,442,759,080 1,094,419,600
6,531,366,395 2,135,599,375
8,949,403,579|3,630,693,209

Excess of
im ports
over
exports.

Dollars.
19,562,725

28,002,607
2,730,277
18,735,728

353

355

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED,
N o . 2 5 4 .— V a l u e

of

M e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d in t o a n d E x p o r t e d
S t a t e s , e t c .— C o n tin u e d .
*
E U R O P E — C o n tin u e d .

from t h e

U n it e d

D EN M A R K .
Y ear
ended
Ju n e Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

DoUars.

Im ports.

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars.

21,405,706 135,990
56,711
17,465,402
13,579,127
65,776
70,677
13,126,273
81,326
15,686,022
18,660,579 127,215
83,900
15,586,235
74,280,658 5,543,820
5,224,037 3,631,275
55,608,145 1,130,345

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent im ports (—).
free.

Total.

Free.

D utiable.

Total.

DoUars.

DoUars.
939,196
1,249,172
1,649,021
1,165,690
2,140,789
2,290,786
2,586,068
2,001,627
2,560,308
893,488

DoUars.
333,742
376,236
549,313
546,910
691,288
683,884
683,667
1,159,072
861,613
701,929

1,272,938
1,625,408
2,198,334
1,712,600
2,832,077
2,974,670
3,269,735
3,160,699
3,421,921
1,595,417

73.78
76.85
75.01
68.07
75.59
77.01
79.10
63.33
74.82
56.00

+
+
+
,+
+
+
+
+
+
+

DoUars.
20,268,758
15,896,705
11,446,569
11,484,350
12,935,271
15,713,124
12,400,400
76,663,779
52,450,391
55,143,073

159,489
162,140
97,201
30,719
3,363
1,825
5,318

190,056
179,947
126,139
116,876
143,491
36,838
8,308

16.08
9.89
22.94
73.71
97.66
95.05
35.99

+
+
+
+
+
+
4-

2,026,427
2,210,687
3,489,346
3,786,064
185,539
383,655
567,744

84,542,780
88,440,466
95,821,374
81,185,331
81,925,604
90,139,286
95,445,062
54,463,658
73,328,133
81,050,694

101,999,541
108,387,337
132,363,346
115,414,784
124,548,458
136,877,990
141,446,252
77,158,740
102,077,620
108,069,706

17.12
18.40
27.61
29.65
34.22
34.15
32.52
29.41
28.16
25.00

+ 14,123,927
+ 376,925
- 14,735,880
+ 19,856,864
+ 10,840,393
+ 9,222,211
+ 18,372,672
+292,238,430
+526,774,368
+903,597,500

107,821,454
99,436,729
112,205,205
106,424,816
104,241,376
121,323,365
119,383,978
67,866,710
12,748,348
1,255,719

142,935,547
,143,525,828
168,805,137
163,242,560
171,380,380
188,963,071
189,919,136
91,372,710
13,943,743
1,524,693

24.57
30.72
33.53
34.81
39.18
35.80
37.14
25.73
8.59
17.63

+133,986,642
+ 91,798,312
+ 80,750,789
+124,253,254
+135,678,641
+142,721,141
+154,875,140
- 62,509,356
- 13,654,844
+ 674,756

21,541,696
17,522,113
13,644,903
13,196,950
15,767,348
18,687,794
15,670,135
79,824,478
55,872,312
56,738,490

DoUars.

F IN L A N D .*
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

2,207,482
2,389,241
3,615,485
3,901,686
327,399
381,296
576,052

9,000
1,393
1,254
1,631
39,197

2,216,482
2,390,634
3,615,485
3,902,940
329,030
420,493
576,052

30,566
17,807
28,938
86,157
140,128
35,013
2,990

FRA N CE.
1908.. 113,802,055
1909.. 107,464,412
1910.. 114,665,589
1911.. 132,869,150
1912.. 131,132,613
1913.. 142,498,860
1914.. 155,591,287
1915.. 367,274,974
1916.. 624,981,387
1917.. 1,008,185,806

2,321,413 116,123,468
1,299,850 108,764,262
2,961,877 117,627,466
2,402,498 135,271,648
4,256,238 136,388,851
3,601,341 146,100,201
4,227,637 159,818,924
2,122,196 369,397,170
3,870,601 628,851,988
3,481,400 1,011,667,206

17,456,761
19,946,871
36,641,972
34,229,453
42,622,854
46,738,704
46,001,190
22,695,082
28, 749,487
27,019,012

G ER M A NY .
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

274,178,712
232,797,756
246,786,846
283,022,029
303,495,338
328,629,366
341,875,820
28,656,206
272,981
1,049,340

2,743,377
2,526,384
2,769,080
4,473,785
3,463,683
3,054,846
2,918,456
207,148
15,918
1,150,109

276,922,089
235,324,140
249,555,926
287,495,814
306,959,021
331,684,212
344,794,276
28,863,354
288,899
2,199,449

35,114,093
44,089,099
56,599,932
56,817,744
67,139,004
67,639,706
70,535,158
23,506,000
1,197,395
268,974

i Included in “ Russia in E urope” prior to 1911.




356

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED,

N o, 2 54 .— V a l u e o f M e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d in t o a n d E x p o r t e d f r o m t h e U n it e d
S t a t e s , e t c .— Continued.
EUROPE—Continued.

G IB R A L T A R .

Y ear
ended
Ju n e Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Im ports.

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
371,365
489,488
2,400
228,019
328,766
143
564,482
961
467,544
772,979
59
3,486,092
13,883
4,394,535
5,292
7,874,172
65,101

Total.

Dollars.
371,365
491,888
228,019
328,909
565,443
467,544
773,038
3,499,975
4,399,827
7,939,273

Free,

Dollars.
4,581
14,516
6,113
4,420
14,492
6,086
6,232
2,560
4,933
59,563

D utiable.

Total,

Excess of
Per exports ( + )
or
cent im ports (—).
free.

Dollars. Dollars.
6,467
11,048
19,604
5,088
9,494
3,381
6,824
2,404
2,797
17,289
2,831
7,917
8,878
15,110
1,214
3,774
2,112
7,045
63,134
3,571

41.46
74.05
64.39
64.78
83.82
64.24
41.24
67.83
30.02
94.34

Dollars.
+ 360,317
+ 472,284
+ 218,525
+ 322,085
+ 548,164
+ 459,627
+ 757,928
+ 3,496,201
+ 4,392,782
+ 7,876,139

3,019,666
2,382,202
2,643,005
3,133,019
3,823,366
3,179,816
3,866,594
4,226,003
9,138,934
7,423,465

25.57
14.76
17.06
13.46
17.07
11.09
12.69
16.52
23.84
31.57

+
+
+

GREECE,
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911-3912..
1913..
1914..
1915 ..
1916..
1917 ..

1,283,724
1,235,743
424,145
607,415
957,300
1,212,148
1,112,676
22,910,665
30,170,179
20,659,307

7,080
1,554
5,525
19,905
9,341
4,047
10,835
588,981
869,493
201,338

3,290,804
1,237,297
429,670
627,320
966,641
1,216,195
1,123,511
23,499,646
31,039,672
20,860,645

772,360
351,713
450,951
421,600
652,640
352,485
490,727
698,095
2,178,549
2,343,939

2,247,306
2,030,489
2,192,054
2,711,449
3,170, 726
2,827,331
3,375,867
3,527,908
6,960,385
5,079,526

1,728,862
1,144,905
2,213,335
2,505,729
2,856,725
1,963,621
2,743,083
19,273,643
21,900,738
13,437,180

IC ELA N D , A N D EAROE ISL A N D S.1
1908..
1909 ..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

22,908
28,982
3,106
5,599
18,968
33,977
15,855
162,579
216,544
1,360,396

20,561
34,903
43,168

22,908
28,982
3,106
5,599
18,968
33,977
15,855
183,140
251,447
1,403,564

15,742
14,374
16,428
53
12,498
133

41,032
48,836
123,803

3,226

56,774
63,210
140,231
53
30,077
99,125
86,813
83,866
56,273
444,359

,
17 , 678,491 27 , 165,683
,
23 , 452,986 1 25 , 834,908
53 , 467,053 19 , 116,236 i 30 , 752,131
60 , 580,766 16 , 550,448 j 30 , 784,361
65 , 261,268 : 16 , 304,301 31 , 724,228
| 76, 285,278 18 , 872,941 35 , 234,423
74 , 235,012 15 , 763,370
40 , 644,301
184 , 819,688
16 , 732,998 38 , 240,728
, 269 , 246,105 21 , 717,723 3 5 , 714,713
1 360 , 608,356
11 , 551.228 3 4 , 823,140

,
,
49 , 868,367
47 , 334,809
48 , 028,529
54 , 107,364
56 , 407,671
54 , 973,726
57 , 432,436
46 , 374,368

83,465
56,273
441,133

17,579
98,992
86,813
401

27.73
22.74
11.71
100.00
41.65
.13

_
+

_
99.52 +
100.00 +
99.28 +

33,866
34,228
137,125
5,546
11,109
65,148
70,958
99,274
195,174
959,205

IT A L Y .
..
..
1 9 1 0 ..
1 9 1 1 ..
1 9 1 2 ..
1913 ..
1 9 1 4 ..
1 9 1 5 ..
1916 '..
1 9 1 7 ..
1908

1909

,
,
53 , 048,326
59 , 993,525
64 , 892,006
75 , 554,103
73 , 737,526
183 , 206,124
267 , 558,732
359 , 351,279
53 599,773

617,621

58 078,454

431,141
418,727
587,241
369,262
731,175
497,486

,
1 , 687,373
1 , 257,077
1 613,564




64 217,394

58 509,595

Includes “ G re en la n d ** prior to 1911.

44 844,174

39.42

49 287,894

47.58
38.33
34.96
33.95
34.88
27.95
30.44
37.82
2 4 .9 0

+ 9 , 373,220
+ 9 , 221,701
+ 3 , 598,686
+ 13 , 245,957
+ 17 , 232,739
4 - 22 , 177,914
+ 17, 827,341
+ 129, 845,962
+ 211 , 813,669
+ 314 , 233,988

357

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED.

N o. 2 5 4 .— V a l u e o p M e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d in t o a n d E x p o r t e d f r o m t h e U n it e d
S t a t e s , e t c .— Continued.
EUROPE—Continued.

M A LTA , GOZO, A N D CYPRUS ISLANDS.
Exports.
Year
ended
June Domestic. Foreign.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Dollars.

548,859
608,280
296,009
230,704
644,933
449,616
266,067
1,258,857
1,304,896
484,737

Dollars.

4,715
29,332
4,300

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.

DoUars.

Dollars.

DoUars.

648,859
608,280
296,009
230,704
649,648
449,616
266,067
1,258,857
1,334,228
489,037

768
5,091
4,944
1,632
1,203
43
6,444
7,347
33,090
26,508

3,816
5,261
11,407
12,796
14,406
24,131
12,369
13,890
31,605
50,607

4,584
10,352
16,351
14,427
15,609
24,174
18,813
21,237
64,695
77,115

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent
free. imports (—).
16.75
49.18
30.24
11.31
7.71
.18
34.25
34.60
51.15
34.37

DoUars.
+ 544,276
+ 597,928
+ 279,658
+ 216,277
+ 634,039
+ 425,442
+ 247,254
+ 1,237,620
+ 1,269,533
+ 411,922

N ETH E R L A N D S.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

101,646,254
94,309,281
84,393,539
95,311,728
103,071,880
125,248,305
111,159,507
140,470,616
95,792,906
107,206,307

659,930
703,085
551,339
792,041
630,979
661,657
1,056,166
2,796,403
1,683,422
1,875,861

102,206,184 4,420,868 15,884,996 20,305,864 21.77 + 81,900,320
95,012,366 5,532,060 20,554,276 26,086,336 21.21 + 68,926,030
84,944,878 7,294,392 24,419,374 31,713,766 23.00 + 53,231,112
96,103,769 8,642,089 24,284,403 32,926,492 26.24 + 63,177,277
103,702,859 10,663,300 24,905,136 35,568,436 29.98 + 68,134,423
125,909,862 11,753,094 26,427,873 38,180,967 20.78 + 87,728,895
112,215,673 12,401,038 23,892,972 36,294,010 34.17 + 75,921,663
143,267,019 8,841,832 23,677,058 32,518,890 27.19 +110,748,129
97,476,328 7,696,678 30,837,831 38,534,409 19.97 + 58,941,919
109,082,168 5,756,363 26,085,781 31,842,144 18.08 + 77,240,024

NORW AY.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

6,838,445
3,181
5,798,765
7,348
8,545
6,940,785
7,350,372
6,033
7,762
8,323,961
28,250
8,363,208
9,063,646
2,964
38,425,938 648,763
52,204,195 1,441,100
81,337,804 663,832

6,841,626
5,806,113
5,949,330
7,356,405
8,331,723
8,391,458
9,066,610
39,074,701
53,645,295
82,001,636

267,717 3,401,192 3,668,909 7. SO + 3,172,717
624,052 4,019,557 4,643,609 13.44 + 1,162,504
1,088,929 5,463,056 6,551,985 16.62 — 602,655
1,133,932 6,875,558 8,009.490 .14.16 — 653,085
1,712,150 6,539,568 8,251,718 20.75 + . 80,005
780,327 7,638,032 8,418,359 9.27 — 26,901
5,912,923 3,284,342 9,197,265 64.29 — 130,655
7,476,801 3,192,063 10,668,864 70.08 + 28,405,837
5,257,704 1,594,010 6,851,714 76.74 + 46,793,581
4,756,603 2,351,708 7,108,311 66.92 + 74,893.325

PO RTUG A L.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

3,078,498
3,899,555
3,223,724
2,663,401
2,755,001
4,151,848
5,216,958
5,067,776
15,283,894
13,637,057

7,674
1,850
131
6,509
10,653
15,310
6,090
12,261
41,299
84,083




8,086,072
3,901,405
3,223,855
2,669,910
2,765,664
4,167,158
5,223,048
6,080,037
15,325,193
13,721,140

4,063,177
6,413,402
5,619,886
6,149,186
6,253,307
6,702,405
4,939,183
3,941,128
5,736,134
6,760,762

904,745
827,160
987,847
866,172
946,883
1,167,818
1,225,882
1,180,811
1,435,161
2,173,116

4,967,922
6,240,562
6,607,733
7,016,368
6,200,190
6,870,223
6,165,065
5,121,939
7,171,295
8,933,878

81.79
86.74
82.82
87.67
84.73
83.00
80.12
76.95
79.99
75.68

1,881,850
- 2,339,157
— 3,283,878
- 4,345,448
- 3,434,536
- 2,703,065
942,017
41,902
+ 8,153,898
+ 4,787,262
_

358

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED.

N o . 2 5 4 .—

V alue

op

M e r c h a n d is e I m po r ted into a n d E x p o r t e d
S t a t e s , etc .— C on tin u ed .

prom t h e

U n it e d

E U R O P E — C on tin u ed .

ROUM ANIA.
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914.,
1915..
1916..
1917

Dollars.
447,759
647,045
471,299
956,332
881,287
2,412,885
2,306,377
391,001
112,437

Exports.

Im ports.

Foreign.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.
447,759
647,045
479,364
964,398
906,819
2,417,591
2,306,377
391,001
112,437

8,065
8,066
25,532
4,706

Free.

D utiable.

Total.

Excess of
Per exports (-{-)
or
cent
free. im ports (—).

Doctors.
3,263
1,277
31,914
253,550
54,962
277,948
461,703
94,954

Dollars.
7,872
, 8,063
4,267
20,047
36,811
70,533
27,917
2,927
20,079
1,285

Dollars.
11,135
9,340
36,181
273,597
91,773
348,481
489,620
97,881
20,079
1,285

29.30
13.68
88.21
92.27
59.89
79.76
94.30
97.01

+ 436,624
+ 637,705
+ 443,183
+ 690,801
+ 815,046
+ 2,069,110
+ 1,816,757
+ 293,120
+
92,358
1,285

65.58
77.87
75.65
71.73
80.28
81.39
88.38
89.25
77.97
84.32

4* 6,228,956
+ 4,581,604
+ 693,776
+ 12,620,103
+ 848,737
- 1,594,895
+ 9,257,459
+ 34,961,999
4-175,080,814
+428,242,012

i

Dollars.

R U S S IA IN EU R O PE.1
1908.. 16,243,086
1909.. 15,474,250
1910.. 16,695,805
1911.. 23,157,347
1912.. 21,400,497
1913.. 25,315,679
1914.. 30,039,887
1915.. 36,645,276
1916 .. 178,244,248
1917 .. 428,185,412

99,291
168,925
94,125
366,920
115,163
48,116
48,756
829,104
450,552
502,695

16, 342,377
15,633,175
16,789,930
23,524,267
21,515,660
25,363,795
30,088,643
37,474,380
178,694,800
428,688,107

7,289,085
8,605,786
12,252,676
7,894,006
16,591,274
21,942,840
18,410,582
2,242,402
2,817,953
4,592,012

3.824,336
2,445,785
3,943,478
3,110,158
4,075,649
5,015,850
2,420,602
269,979
796,033
854,083

11,113,421
11,051,571
16,196,154
11,004,164
20,666,923
26,958,690
20,831,184
2,512,381
3,613,986
5,446,095

SERBIA A N D MONTENEGRO.®
3,806
- 6,310
4,273
13,058
26,930
7,616
9,462
909,195
387,893

3,806
6,310
4,273
13,058
26,930
7,616
9,462
909,195
388,434
3,540

29,782
453,551
975,175
524,886
687,078
687,507
1,940,208
409,471
50

22,571
78,140
91,833
49,255
7,975
6,886
9,627
1,952

52,353
531,691
1,067,008
574,141
695,053
694,393
1,949,835
411,423
50

56.89
85.30
91.39
91.43
98.85
99.01
99.51
99.63
100,00

48,547
526,381
— 1,062,735
561,083
668,123
686,777
- 1,940,373
+ 497,772
641
+ 388,384
+
3,540
3,540
..................... 1*
l
1 Includes Finland prior to 1911. For total com m erce w ith Russia, including Russia in Europe an d
in Asia, see p. 387.
1 Includes A lbania beginning w ith 191a

1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915 ..
1916..
1917 ..




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N o. 2 54.— V a l u e o f M e r c h a n d is e I m po r ted into a n d E x p o r t e d from t h e U n it e d

S ta te s ,

etc .— C on tin u ed .

EUROPE — C on tin u ed.

S P A IN .

Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—

Dollars.

1908.. 21,882,992
1909.. 19,653,427
1910.. - 18,899,125
1911.. 24,760,914
1912.. 25,030,211
1913.. 31,209,453
1914.. 30,195,622
1915.. 37,835,470
1916.. 52,287,417
1917.. 76,855,034

Im ports.

Exports.
Foreign.

Total.

Dollars.
23,387
25*676
65*278
304,002
27,279
262,270
191,947
277,499
549,304
123,316

21,906,379
19,679,003
18,964,403
25,064,916
25,057,490
31,471,723
30,387,569
38,112,969
52,836,721
76,978,350

Dollars.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.
10,284,705
8,031,421
11,064,617
10,518,439
11,612,879
10,712,111
13,784,317
10,913,000
13,683,540
20,995,464

14,152,712
14,077,064
18,453,278
19,784* 998
21,931,434
23,220*012
24,658,867
18,027,492
27,864,130
36,862,571

3,868,007
6,045,643
7,388,661
9,266,659
10,318,555
12,507,901
10,874,560
7,114,492
14,180,590
15,867,107

Dollars.

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cen t
free. im ports (—).
27.33
42.95
40.04
46.83
47.05
63.87
44.10
39.46
50.89
43.05

Dollars.

+ 7,753,667
-1- 5,601,939
+ 511,125
+ 5,279,918
+ 3,126,056
+ 8,253,711
4* 5,728,702
+20,085,477
+24,972,591
+40,115,779

SW ED EN .
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..

9,666,529
5,281
632
6,730,672
5,983,112
8,784
7,971,659
2,163
9,443,084
7,927
12,076,527
27,839
903
14,643,323
75,780,730 2,493,088
45,179,750 6,799,995
44,037,098 646,414

9,671,810
483,521 4,150,151 4,633,672 10.43 + 5,038,138
6,731,304
471,305 4,014,837 4,486,142 10.51 + 2,245,162
5,991,896
751,259 6,079,218 6,830,477 11.00 - 838,581
604,199 7,928,223 8,532,422 7.08 - 558,602
7,973,820
9,451,011 1,067,897 8,453,858 9,521,755 11.22 70,744
12,104,366
770,965 10,403,454 11,174,419 6.90 + 929,947
14,644,226 6,578,695 5,011,412 11,590,107 56.76 + 3,054,119
78,273,818 8,516,464 3,144,873 11,661,337 73.03 +66,612,481
51,979,745 6,923,681 4,923,200 11,846,881 58.44 +40,132,864
44,683,512 18,257,938 5,791,041 24,048,979 75.92 +20,634,533

SW ITZERLAND.
1908..
1909..
1910 ..
1911..
1912..
1913 ..
1914 ..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

645,849
747,257
752,794
698,986
833,157
795,687
865,699
2,718,645
8,046,249
22,290,609

991
3,479
3,976
6,822
22,198
30,862
153,903
17,143
36,267
35,170

646, 840
750,736
756,770
704,808
855,355
826,649
1,019,602
2,735*788
8,082,516
22,325,779

551,295
455,263
534,890
479,683
548,626
652,661
689,924
1,270,498
2,290,395
1,188,320

24,146,741
23,376,229
24,674,269
25,172,616
23,410,071
22,707,519
24,639,775
18,064,985
19,485,018
19,064,634

24,698,036 2.23 -24,051,196
23,831,492 1.91 -23,080,756
25,209,159 2.12 -24,452,389
25,652,299 1.87 -24,947,491
23,958,697 2.29 -23,103,342
23,260,180 2.38 -22,433,631
25,329,699 2.72 -24,310,097
19,335,483 6.57 -16,599,695
21,775.413 10.52 —13,692,897
20,252,954 5. 86 + 2,072,825

TU R K EY IN EU R O PE .1
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911 ..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916 ..
1917 ..

1,414,887
1,890,998
1,599,401
2,522,813
2,587,564
2,209,822
2,150,103
640,047
41,421

3,137
5,251
13,767
13,328
9,675
7,251
10,186
154

1,418,024
1,896,249
1,613,168
2,536,141
2,597,239
2,217,073
2,160,289
640,201
41,421

852,319
1,174,648
1,469,986
963,924
1,034,579
1,317,937
1,253,082
572,832
39,492

3,702,190
5,218,920
7,219,783
6,576,516
8,818,130
8,599,963
7,043,443
5,100,541
112,114
21,591

4,654,509
6,393,468
8,689,769
7,540,440
9,852,709
9,917,890
8,296,525
5,673,373
151,606
21,591

18,71
18.37
16.92
12.78
10.50
13.29
15,11
10.10
26.05

- 3,136,485
- 4.497,219
- 7,076,601
- 6,004,299
- 7,255,470
- 7,700,817
- 6,136,236
— 5,033,172
— 110,185
21,591

in clu d e s Albania prior to 1915. For total com m erce w ith Turkey* including T urkey in Europe and

in Asia, see
p. 387.


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M E R C H A N D IS E IM PO R T ED A N D EXPO RTED,

N o. 254,— V a l u e o p M e r c h a n d is e I m po r ted in t o a n d E x p o r t e d prom t h e United
S ta te s , etc .— Continued.
E U R O P E — C on tin u ed .

U N IT E D KINGDOM .
ENGLAND.

Exports.
Year
ended
Ju n e Domestic. Foreign.
301908
1909..
1910..
1911 ..
1912..
1913..
1914 ..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

DoUars.

528,752,623
470,720,979
458,142,520
628,295,993
517,555,802
642,554,127
645,060,138
826,091,921
1,412,177,432
1,861,715,604

Im ports.
Total.

Free.

Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars.
6,026,074 534,778,697 64,378,923
4,631,291 475,352,270 72,576,056
9,188,855 467,331,375 113,090,799
8,295,737 636,591,730 117,671,653
5,057,226 522,613,028 132,593,389
4,443,784 646,997,911 147,625,214
3,581,261 548,641,399 147,191,293
9,496,358 835,588,279 129,754,711
5,620,512 1,417,797,944 166,817,729
5,338,064 1,867,053,668 154,281,688

D utiable.

Dollars.

93,147,468
98,606,391
116,755,193
102,830,486
97,017,695
104,844,023
100,898,620
85,046,574
95,065,932
102,447,885

Total.

Dollars.

157,526,391
171,182,447
229,845,992
220,502,139
229,611,084
252,469,237
248,089,913
214,801,285
261,883,661
256,729,573

Excess of
P er 1 exports (+ )
or
cent
free. im ports ( —).
40.87
42.40
49.20
53.37
57.75
58.47
59.33
60.41
63.70
60.08

Dollars.

+ 377,252,306
+ 304,169,823
+ 237,485,383
+ 316,089,561
+ 293,001,944
+ 294,528,674
+ 300,551,386
+ 620,786,994
+1,155,914,283
+1,610,324,095

SCOTLAND.

1908.. 31,066,936
1909.. 26,619,276
1910.. 25,870,269
1911.. 26,889,837
1912.. 30,526,875
1913.. 36,210,071
1914.. 33,702,437
1915.. 53,364,393
1916.. 66,019,131
1917.. 152,267,649

191,565
316,617
270,350
483,758
299,761
190,421
248,510
247,763
110,530
280,505

31,258,501
26,935,893
26,140,619
27,373,595
30,826,636
36,400,492
33,950,947
53,612,156
66,129,661
152,548,154

1,068,731
i, 222,568
3,224,653
4,708,004
4,045,850
4,531,873
12,896,931
11,324,644
13,129,219
14,813,728

18,040,664
19,322,366
19,388,535
19,169,398
19,544,561
19,938,246
14,861, 427
11,890,297
13,319,745
14,874,904

19,109,395
20,544,934
22,613,188
23,877,402
23,590,411
24,470,119
27,758,358
23,214,941
26,448,964
29,688,632

13,557,869
16,613,249
18,352,925
16,562,788
; 19,245,628
18,249,675
16,413,173
16,727,239
18,383,151
19,648,059

13,719,689
16,885,377
18,570,592
16,909,565
19,739,205
18,625,584
17,813,033
18,335,449
20,110,598
21,256,648

5.33 + 12,149,106
5.95 + 6,390, 959
14.26 + 3,527,431
19.72 + 3,496,193
17.15 + 7,236,225
18.52 + 11,930,373
46.46 + 6,192,589
48.78 + 30,397,215
49.64 + 39,680,697
49.9<f + 122,859,522

IRELAND.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911 ..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915 ..
1916 ..
1917..

14,620,167
12,336,322
12,064,937
12,627,289
10,882,155
13,698,150
11,625,352
22,507,335
42.733,954
27,182,521

6,157
2,880
15,940
21,360
50,367
52,506
54,165
87,184
23,543
28,335

14,626,324
12,339,202
12,080,877
12,648,649
10,932,522
13,750,656
11,679,517
22,594,519
42,757,497
27,210,856

161,820
272,128
217,677
346,777
493,577
375,909
1,399,860
1,608,210
1,727,447
1,608,589

1.18
1.61
1.17
2.05
2.50
2.02
7.86
8.77
8.59
7.56

906,635
+
— 4,546,175
— 6,489,715
— 4,260,916
8,806,683
4,874,928
6,133,516
+ 4,259,070
+ 22,646,899
+ 5,954,208

TOTAL UNITED KINGDOM.
1908.- 574,439,726
1909.. 509,676,577
1910.. 496,077,726
1911.. 567,813,119
1912 .. 558,964,832
1913.. 592,462,348
1914.. 590,387,927
1915.. 901,963,649
1916.. 1,520,930,517
1917.. 2,041,165,774

6,223,796
4,950,788
9,475,145
8,800,855
5,407,354
4,686,711
3,883,936
9,831,305
5,754,585
5,646,904




580,663,522
514,627,365
505,552,871
576,613,974
564,372,186
597,149,059
594,271,863
911,794,954
1,526,685,102
2,046,812,678

65,609,474 124,746,001
74,070,752 134,542,006
116,533,119 154,496,653
122,726,434 138,562,672
137,132,816 135,807,884
152,532,996 143,031,944
161,488,084 132,173,220
142,687,565 113,664,110
181,674,395 126,768,828
170,704,005 136,970,848

190,355,475 34.47 + 390,308* 047
208,612,758 35.51 + 306,014,607
271,029,772 43.00 + 234,523,099
261,289,106 46.97 + 315,324,868
272,940,700 50.24 >+ 291,431,486
295,564,940 51.61 + 301,584,119
293,661,304 54.99 + 300,610,559
256,351,675 55.66 + 655,413,279
308,443,323 58.90 + 1.,218,241,779
307,674,853 55.48 +1,739,137,825

361

MEBGHAKDISE IMPORTED AMD EXPORTED.

H o. 254.— T a l c * o p M e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d in t o a n d E x p o r t e d pr o m t h e U n it e d
S t a t e s , e t c .— Continned.
EUROPE—Continued.

Year ended
June 30—

O TH ER EU RO PE.

1911.

Exports.

Im ports.

Domestic.

Foreign.

Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Excess of
P er exports (+ )
or
cent
free. im ports (—).

2

2

-

Dollars.

2

T O T A L EU R O PE .
3908. 1,270,016,773
3909 J 1,135,586,011
3910. 1,118,402,094
3911. 1,289,354,924
1912. 1,325,896,164
1913. 1,464,005,220
1914. 1,471,266,488
1915. 1,944,327,132
1916. 2,972,349,994
1917. 4,307,310,138

13,583,382
11,169,310
17,512,457
18,920,854
15,836,625
15,069,541
15,232,241
27,107,555
26,955,103
17,202,523

1,283,600,155
1,146,755,321
1,135,914,551
1,308,275,778
1,341,732,789
1,479,074,761
1,486,498,729
1,971,434,687
2,999,305,097
4,324,512,661

169,088,298
204,327,343
288,467,234
285,723,886
338,118,945
367,255,238
385,270,808
255,177,006
283,438,257
270,595,402
%

438,925,849
449,995,575
517,803,046
482,443,874
481,466,381
525,611,146
510,332,060
359,177,639
332,814,490
339,875,268

608,014,147
654,322,918
806,270,280
768,167,760
819,585,326
892,866,334
895,602,868
614,354,645
616,252,749
610,470,670

27.81
31.23
35.78
37.20
41.24
41.13
43.02
41.54
45.99
44.32

+ 675,586,008
+ 492,432,403
+ 329,644,271
+ 540,108,018
+ 522,147,463
+ 586,208,377
+ 590,895,861
+ 1,357,080,042
+2,383,052,348
+3,714,041,991

455,546
477,705
591,523
599,516
622,867
483,236
696,419
500,912
708,680
947,969

6.76
9.69
10.04
11.86
11.81
14.85
34.44
54.85
55.13
66.78

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

501,520
685,921
732,436
758,115
843,853
983,176
918,397
985,038
1,516,551
1,781,268

737,389
848,925
1,066,409
1,184,373
1,260,573
1,563,202
2,099,275
1,343,300
1,246,957
1,386,079

75.69
78.97
75.03
73.28
83.93
78.80
67.46
67.97
79.85
69.96

+
+
+
+
+

561,756
232,973
145,443
378,210
208,093
96,977
399,837
39,296
348,757
520,796

HORTH A M ERICA.

BERM UDA.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

935,868
1,064,917
1,186,750
1,280,756
1,419,367
1,400,012
1,427,710
1,460,690
2,103,956
2,704,611

21,198
98,709
137,209
76,875
47,353
66,400
386,097
25,260
123,273
24,626

957,066
1,163,626
1,323,959
1,357,631
1*466,720
1,466,412
1,613,816
1,485,950
2,227,231
2,729,237

30,827
46,279
69,374
71,103
73,579
71, 775
239,434
274,766
390,701
632,992

424,719
431,426
532,149
528,413
549,288
411,461
456,935
225,146
317,979
314,977

BRITISH HONDURAS.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

1,292,924
1,078,233
1,206,962
1,559,257
1,467,476
1,464,166
1,696,794
1,380,941
1,594,108
1,902,071

6,221
3*665
4,890
3,326
1 ,1 9 0

2,059
2,644
1,655
1,606
4,804




1,299,145
1,081,898
1,211,852
1,562, 583
1,468,666
1,466,225
1,699,438
1,382,596
1,595,714
1,906,875

658,043
670,357
800,124
868,029
1,058,008
1,231,856
1,416,333
912,991
995,745
969,775

179,346
178,568
266,285
316,344
202,566
331,346
682,942
430,309
251,212
416,304

-

+
+
+

362

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED,

N o. 254.— V a l u e o f M e r c h a n d is e I m po r ted in t o a n d E x p o r t e d from t h e U n it e d ;
S ta te s , etc . — Continued.
NORTH A M E R IC A —Continued.
CANADA.

NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.1
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1903..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..

Dollars.

7,818,363
7,256,085
8,839,831
9,677,030
9,934,741
12,044,517
11,680,779
14,399,889

Imports.

Exports.
Foreign,

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.

498,639
387,899
379,079
428,706
501,121
753,967
701,299
779,326

Free.

Dollars.
8,317,002 8,328,937
7,643,984 8,357,932
9,218,910 4,184,374
10,105,735
10,435,862
12,798,484
12,382,078
15,179,215

Dutiable.

Total.

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent imports (—).
free.

Dollars. Dollars.
7,437,061 10,765,998 30.92 7,604,459 10,962,391 30.63 8,079,242 12,263,616 34.12 11,611,722
13,726,556
16,380,457
17,326,618
16,594,805
-

Dollars.

2,448,996
3,318,407
3,044,706
1,505,987
3,290,694
3,581,973
4,944,540
1,415,590

QUEBEC, ONTARIO, MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN, ALBERTA, THE NORTHWEST TERRI­
TORIES, AND YUKON TERRITORY, i
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..

139,388,192
135,926,369
179,640,933
225,896,070
273,763,764
347,692,817
290,741,793
253,632,354

8,838,918
9,217,656
12,739,783
12,609,277
13,412,507
16,913,170
13,901,288
15,688,378

148,227,110 21,888,434 31,356,984 53,245,418 41.11 + 94,981,692
145,144,025 22,796,498 34,269,080 57,065,678 39.95 + 88,078,447
192,380,716 32,007,499 39,638,838 71,646,337 44.67 +120,734,379
238,505,347
78,101,800
+160,403,547
287,176,261
84,348,789
+202,827,472
364,605,987
+275,770,874
88,835,113
304,643,081
126,374,820
+178,268,261
269,320,732
124,006,478
+144,414,254

BRITISH COLUMBIA. >
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..

10,310,181
10,726,537
14,067,259
20.798,676
31,197,415
37,689,483
27,368,776
15,881,210

181,654
234,110
323,136
896,256
447,656
355,603
323,046
305,655

10,491,835
10,660,647
14,390,395
21,194,931
81,645,071
38,044,986
27,691,822
16,186,865

7,378,503
7,155,242
6,832,499

3,741,747 11,120,250 66.35 4,133,844 11,289,086 63.38 4,386,858 11,218,357 60.90 +
11,149,896
+
10,738,023
+
15,355,610
+
16,988,271
+
18,070,429
-

628,416
628,439
3,172,038
10,045,035
20,907,048
22,689,376
10,703,551
1,883,564

1 Free and dutiable im ports n o t stated separately a lter 1910, nor are the Provinces of Canada sepa­
rately stated after 1915.




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No. 254*— V a l u e o f M e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d in t o a n d E x p o r t e d f r o m t h e U n it e d
S t a t e s , e t c .— Continued.
NOBiTH AM EBICA—Continued.

CAN A B A —Continued.
TOTAL CANADA.
Exports.
Year
ended
June Domestic. Foreign.
301908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Dollars.
167,516,736
153,608,991
202, 548,023
256,371,776
314,895,910
397,426,817
329,791,348
283,913,453
445,913,463
758,596,251

Dollars .
9,519,211
9,839,665
13,441,998
13,434,238
14,361,284
18,022,640
14,925,633
16,773,359
22,871,330
28,580,848

Imports.

Excess of
Per exports (+ }
or
cent imports ( —).
free.

Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars .
167,035,947
163,448,656
215,990,021
269,806,013
329,257,194
415,449,457
344,716,981
300,686,812
468,784,793
787,177,099

Dollars.
32,595,874
33,309,672
43,024,372
46,991,271
50,214,329
64,006,573
115,040,442
136,784,408
172,964,669
252,671,581
i

Dollars.
42,535,792
46,007,383
52,103,938
53,872,147
58,599,039
56,564,607
45,649,267
22,787,304
31,053,558
68,277,911

Dollars.
76,131,666
79,317,055
95,128,310
100,863,418
108,813,368
120,571,180
160,689,709
159,571,712
204,018,227
320,949,492

Dollars.
+ 91,904,281
+ 84,131,601
+120,861,711
+168,912,696
+220,433,826
+294,878,277
+184,027,272
+141,115,100
+264,766,566
+466,227,607

43.39
42.00
45.23
46.59
46.15
53.09
71.60
85.72
84. 78
78.72

CENTRAL, AM ERICAN STATES.
C

1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912 ..
1913..
1914..
1916..
1916 ..
1917 ..

2,676,552
2,288,890
3,031,369
3,434,844
3,596,149
3,434,753
3,450,938
2,351,005
3,483,728
3,859,870

20,192
18,206
19,141
38,532
52,038
80,155
50,448
62,313
84,478
124,984

2,696,744
2,307,096
3,050,510
3,473,376
3,647,187
3,514,908
3,501,386
2,413,318
3,568,206
3,984,854
G

1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

1,693,045
1,688,432
1,939,495
2,409,383
2,495,789
3,620,898
3,579,988
2,729,999
3,774,206
5,336,073




37,655
17,724
19,751
22,386
23,263
37,689
21,825
39,271
73,824
50,204

1,730,700
1,706,156
1,959,246
2,431,769
2,519,052
3,658,587
3,601,813
2,769,270
3,848,030
5,386,277

O

S

4,372,358
2,654,431
3,628,047
4,834,213
3,813,432
3,092,878
3,565,628
3,498,530
4,161,303
5,101,719
U

2,283,610
3,097,314
1,779,387
2,517,536
2,613,957
3,021,657
4, 038,215
6,470,763
8,579,049
9,785,579

T

A

32,807
55,563
13,251
4,203
4,419
5,857
4,736
46,637
174,112
518,426
A

T

R

4,405,165
2,709,994
3,641,298
4,838,416
3,817,851
3,098,735
3,670,864
3,646,167
4,335,415
5,620,145
E

I

106,657 2,390,167
51,175 3,148,489
52,937 1,832,324
44,952 2,562,488
30,080 2,644,037
85,324 3,106,981
40,397 4,078,612
87, 783 6,558,546
145,679 8,724,728
271,751 10,057,330

98.86

97.25
99.01
98.66
98.33
97.30

.

402,898
590,788
— 1,365,040

—
+
-

—

A

95.54
98.38
97.11
98.25

A

__ 1,708,421

99,26
97.95
99.64
99.92
99.88
99.81
99.87
98.68
95.98
90.78

M

C

170,664
416,173
68,978
1,131,849
767,209
1,635,291
L

_

659,467

- 1,442,333

+ 126,922
130,719
124,985
+ 561,606
476,799
- 3,789,276
- 4,876,698
- 4,671,053

A

.

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MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED,

No. 254.— V

M

alue of

e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d in t o a n d
S t a t e s , e t c . — Continued.

E

xpo rted

from t h e

U

n it e d

NORTH AM ERICA—Continued.

CENTRAL AM ERICAN STATES—Continued.
HONDURAS.
Im ports.

Exports.

Y ear
ended
Ju n e
30—

Domestic. Foreign.

Total.

1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912.,
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Dollars.
Dollars.
1,730,095
38,900
1.466,315
33,317
1,579,208
26,285
2,096,424
29,590
2,412,425
48,844
3,113,801
54,961
93,532
4,779,980
4,907,414
97,029
4,558,981
50,434
24,553
5,668,001

Dollars.
1,768,995
1,499,632
1,605,493
2,126,014
2,461,269
3,168,762
4,873,512
5,004,443
4,609,415
5,692,554

Free.

D utiable.

T ptal.

Dollars.

Dollars.
66,316
27,476
8,589
6,669
6,027
5,448
21,639
22,428
174,106
627,395

2,268,070
2,150,752
2,012,225
2,657,009
2,780,972
3,200,591
3,130,328
2,593,524
2,978,473
4,687,155

2,211,754
2,123,276
2,003,636
2,650,340
2,774,945
3,195,143
3,108,689
2,571,0%
2,804,367
4,059, 760

Dollars.

Excess of
exports (+ )
Per
or
cent. im ports (—).
97.52
98.73
99.67
99,75
99,78
99.83
99.31
99.14
94.15
86.61

Dollars.
- 499,075
- 651,120
- 406,732
- 530,995
- 319,703
— 31,829
- 1,743,184
+ 2,410,919
+ 1,630,942
+ 1,005,399

NICARAGUA.
1908..

1,530,635

44,244

1,674,879

1,032,683

128,149

1,160,832

88.96

+

414,047

1 90 9 ..

1,334,551

20,736

1,355,287

850,016

154,795

1,004,811

+

350,476

1910..

1,653,558

37,239

1,690,792

1,249,599

72,168

1,321,767

84.60
94.54

1911..
1912..

2,452,945

22,847
62,469
169,224

2,475,792

1,440,831

1,468

1,442,299

99.90

2,486,878
2,925,807

1,503,321
1,433,988

1,826
4,006

1,505,147
1,437,939

99.88
99.72

1,395,248
2,201,910

99.29
99.00

+ 1,233,786
114,232

1913..
1914..

2,424,409
2,756,683

1 91 5 ..
1916..

2,563,071
1,972,022
3,008,259

1917..

4,467,341

65,963
115,656
160,845
66,272

369,025
+
+ 1,033,493
981,731
+
+ 1,487,868

2,629,034
2,087,678
3,169,104

2,346,583

9,917
22,126
48,241

2,394,824

97.99

+

4,533,613

2,744,890

281,168

3,026,058

90.71

+ 1,507,555

105,193
82,211
193,244
220,950
63,539
47,102
29,462
41,516
24,637
42,286

1,469,344
1,676,994
2,229,189
3,506,736
4,425,044
4,234,010
4,509,719
4,388,136
5,336,299
7,585,331

92.84
95.10
91.33
93.70
98.56
98.89
99.35
99.05
99.54
99.44

+16,763,322
+15,120,636
+18,367,182
+17,361,184
+19,122,825
+20,328,237
+18,168,515
+14,820,917
+18,124,512
+20,942,876

1,385,331
2,179,784

774,280

PANAMA.
1908..
1909 ..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

18,133,246
16,717,140
20,489,503
20,790,661
23,435,745
24,464,748
22,440,472
18,837,025
23,221,615
28,357,194

99,420
80,390
106,868
77,258
112,124
97,499
237,762
372,028
239,196
171,013




18,232,666
16,797,530
20,596,371
20,867,919
23,547,869
24,562,247
22,678,234
19,209,053
23,460,811
28,628,207

1,364,151
1,594,783
2,035,945
3,285,785
4,361,505
4,186,908
4,480,257
4,346,620
5,311,662
7,543,045

M E R C H A N D IS E

IM P O R T E D

AND

365

EXPORTED.

No. 2 5 4 ,—V alue of M erchandise I mported into and E xported
States, etc*—Continued.
NORTH AM ERICA—Continued.

from the U nited

C E N T R A L A M E R I C A N S T A T E S -C o n tin u e d .
SALVADOR.
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars.
Dollars.
1,344,655
12,642
1,452,045
10,090
1,309,744
7,213
2,090,053
10,660
2,405,293
15,991
2,302,705
87,266
2,111,220
43,918
2,069,092
32,874
3,007,437
40,903
4,352,692
39,552

Im ports.
Total.

Free.

Dollars.
Dollars.
1,357,297
972,918
1,462,135
934,816
1,316,957 1,173,933
2,100,713 1,461,662
2,421,284 1,517,687
2,389,971 1,370,972
2,155,138 1,141,446
2,101,966 1,821,483
3,048,340 1,695,033
4,392,244 4,259,284

D utiable.

Total.

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent im ports(—).
free.

DdUars.
8,797
35,321
2,460
2,130
2,267
596
,16,874
125,899
*434,835
751,571

Dollars.
981,715
970,137
1,176,393
1,463,792
1,519,954
1,371,568
1,158,320
1,947,382
2,129,868
5,010,855

99.10
96.36
99.79
99.85
99.85
99.96
98.54
93.53
79.58
85.01

+ 375,582
4 491,998
+ 140,564
+ 636,921
+ 901,330
+ 1,018,403
+ 996,818
4 154,584
4 918,472
— 618,611

12,890
36,810
40,120
40,920
91,340
82,750
163,475

100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100,00
100.00
1

-

46,945,690
47,712,214
58,795,943
67,450,111
65,916,313
77,543,842
92,690,566
77,612,691
97,676,544
112,138,677

80.42
78.64
82.39
83.04
80.54
82.43
90.38
85.66
85.05
87.90

Dollars.

G R E E N L A N D .1
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

1,551

1,551

2,203
2,300

2,203
2,300

12,890
36,810
40,120
40,920
91,340
82,750
163,475

-

12,890
35,259
40,120
40,920
91,340
80,547
161,175

M E X IC O .
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

54,885,540
49,117,067
57,345,549
60,247*097
51,961,408
52,952,421
37,080,868
32,219,923
46,366,035
77,336,643

624,064
676,256
848,156
1,034,618
885,721
1,431,003
1,667,925
1,944,524
1,579,484
1,667,954

55,509,604
49,793,323
58,193,704
61,281,715
52,847,129
54,383,424
38,748,793
34,164,447
47,945,519
79,004,597

37,753,538
37,617,986
48,441,499
47,713,167
53,085,903
63,922,151
83,770,616
66,479,605
83,075,356
98,560,865

9,192,162
10,194,228
10,354,444
9,736,944
12,829,410
13,621,691
8,919,950
11,133,086
14,601,188
13,577,812

1Prior to 1911 included in “ Iceland, an d Faroe Islands.*'




+ 8,563,914
+ 2,081,109
- 602,239
+ 3,831,604
-13,068,184
-23,160,418
-53,941,773
-43,448,244
-49,731,025
-33,134,080

366

M E R C H A N D ISE IM P O R TE D A N D E X P O R T E D .

No. 2 5 4 .—V alue of M erchandise I mported into and E xported from the U nited
States, etc.—Continued.
NORTH AM ERICA—C o n tin u e d .

M IQ U E L O N , L A N G L E Y , E T C .
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908 ..
1909 ..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

Imports.

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
45,627
60
34,311
39,221
25
590
66,610
1,192
53,306
65,538
110,174
1,144
71,270
795
123,549
1,709
167,781
3,078

Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent imports (—).
free.

Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
45,687
137 100.00
137
1,551
34,311
1,551
12,655
39,246
12,655
6,927
67,200
40
6,967 .57
862
12,891
54,498
13,753 6.27
1,211
1,211
65,538
111,318
72,065
55
55 100.00
125,258
170,859

Dollars.
45,550
32,760
26,591
60,233
40,745
64,327
111,318
72,010
125,258
170,859

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

NEW FO U N D LA N D AND LA B R A D O R .
1908..
1909 ..
1910..
1911..
1912 ..
1913..
1914 ..
1915 ..
1916..
1917 ..

3,573,428
3,936,449
4,063,494
4,590,458
4,567,734
4,846,623
5,697,128
5,328,629
6,994,884
9,814,274

14,320
3,194
11,308
13,924
18,688
41,995
37,898
23,999
128,957
112,779

3,587,748
3,939,643
4,074,802
4,604,382
4,586,422
4,888,618
5,735,026
5,352, 628
7,123,841
9,927,053

715,208
524,422
385,185
527,960
420,771
465,709
1,022,947
1,216,005
1,586,503
2,588,098

453,85*2
623,653
844,503
852,975
860,451
686,166
292,332
175,663
280,185
405,332

1,169,060
1,148,075
1,229,688
1,380,935
1,281,222
1,151,875
1,315,279
1,391,668
1,866,688
2,993,430

61.17
45.68
31.32
38.23
32.84
40.43
77.77
87.38
84.99
86.46

+2,418,688
+2,791,568
+2,845,114
+3,223,447
+3,305,200
+3,736,743
+4,419,747
+3,960,960
+5,257,153
+6,933,623

310,913
325,435
335,349
259,715
386,743
395,318
621,395

33.58
18.63
16.63
28.88
16.11
21.14
11.80

+1,140,715
+ 1,193,211
+1,149,335
+1,153,219
+ 894,957
+1,254,889
+1,723,776

236,018 6,242,700 96.23
224,047 6,325,306 96.46
140,030 5,291,388 97.35
277,871 6,701,913 95.86
324,038 5,561,585 94.17
487,345 4,767,025 89.78
710,968 4,239,940 83.24

-1,863,115
-1,352,011
4,169
-1,447,789
- 996,882
+1,717,182
+3,834,834

W E S T IN D IE S .
BRITISH—BARBADOS. i
1911 ..
1912 ..
1913 ..
1914 ..
1915 ..
1916 -.
1917..

1,448,059
1,514,548
1,481,850
1,398,463
1,270,679
1,632,323
2,332,747

3,569
4,098
2,834
14,471
11,021
17,884
12,424

1,451,628
1,518,646
1,484,684
1,412,934
1,281,700
1,650,207
2,345,171

104,394
60,636
55,781
74,998
62,291
83,552
73,387

206,519
264,799
279,568
184,717
324,452
311,766
548,008

BRITISH—JAMAICA, i
1911..
1912..
1913 ..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

4,340,827
4,928,946
5,242,742
5,212,760
4,489,746
6,356,158
7,966,886

38,758
44,349
44,477
41,364
74,957
128,049
107,888

4,379,585
4,973,295
5,287,219
5,254,124
4,564,703
6,484,207
8,074,774

6,006,682
6,101,259
5,151,358
6,424,042
5,237,547
4,279,680
3,528,972

i Included in " West Indies—Total British ” prior to 1911.




367

M ERCH AN D ISE IM PO R TED A N D EXPORTED.

N o. 2 5 4 . —V alue of

M erchandise I mported into and E xported from the U nited
States, etc.—Continued.
NORTH AM ERICA—Continued.

W E S T I N D IH S —Continued.
BRITISH—TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO.*
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
3,350,330
24,808
16,002
3,338,679
3,107,851
11,738
18,344
3,447,266
20,283
3,236,905
4,330,532
41,984
6,198,453
35,193

Imports.
Total.

Dollars.
3,375,138
8,354,681
3,119,589
3,466,610
3,257,188
4,372,516
6,233,646

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent imports (—).
free.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.
441,164
583,587
494,365
180,309
125,622
255,201
451,564

4,665,110
5,027,919
6,393,550
6,875,104
6,535,558
7,009,834
8,223,613

90.55
88.39
90.83
97.38
97.73
96.36
94.51

-

Dollars.
1,289,972
1,673,238
2,273,961
3,409,494
2,278,370
2,637,318
1,989,967

401,030 1,039,857
510,416 1,356,141
489,735 1,624,075
704,931 1,714,127
644,156 1,768,476
746,493 2,232,577
1,041,523 3,674,518

61.44
62.36
69.85
58.87
63.58
66.56
71.65

+
+
+
+
+
+
+

1,627,192
1,614,310
1,295,589
1,510,215
1,007,524
1,490,532
1,606,718

1,924,697
1,398,037
1,231,600
1,284,731
1,582,849
1,403,698
1,347,828
1,418,268
1,800,805
2,752,063

84.13
87.76
88.96
89.52
87.85
88.90
91.33
89.30
87.50
83.58

+
+
+

346,033
305,635
123,280
385,180
217,728
166,794
2,193,849
1,372,771
1,825,285
5,175,361

4,223,946
4,444,332
4,899,185
6,694,796
5,409,936
6,754,633
7,772,049

Dollars.

BRITISH—OTHER BRITISH, *
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

2,638,068
2,944,196
2,898,532
3,200,583
2,748,004
3,672,406
5,227,303

28,981
26,265
21,132
23,759
27,996
50,703
53,933

2,667,049
638,827
2,970,451
845,725
2,919,664 1,134,340
3,224,342 1,009,1%
2,776,000 1,124,320
3,723,109 1,486,084
5,281,236 2,632,995
TOTAL BRITISH.

1908..
1909..
1910..
1911 ..
1912 ..
1913 ..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

12,353,200
11,607,381
11,157,308
11,777,284
12,726,369
12,730,975
13,259,072
11, 745,334
15,991,419
21,725,389

122,183
108,273
120,655
%, 116
90,704
80,181
97,938
34,257
238,620
209,438

12,475,383
11,716,654
11,277,963
11,873,400
12,817,073
12,811,156
13,357,010
11,879,591
16,230,039
21,934,827

10,204,653
10,0U, 982
9,923,083
10,973,849
11,451,952
11,240,664
14,203,031
11,834,094
12,603,949
14,007,403

12,129,350
11,410,019
11,154,683
12,258,580
13,034,801
12,644,362
15,550,859
13,252,362
14,404,754
16,759,466

-

+
-

+

CUBA.
1908.. 46,500,800 660,506
1909.. 42,629,871 1,283,485
1910.. 51,794,848 1,063,910
1911.. 59,962,955 746,107
1912.. 61,133,985 1,069,066
1913.. 69,605,532 975,622
1914.. 67,798,245 1,086,183
1915.. 73,988,794 1,541,588
1916 .. 123,425,573 3,773,005
1917.. 174,885,578 3,406,750

47,161,306 2,999,830 80,284,862 83,284,692 3.60 - 36,123,386
43,913,356 3,404,366 93,317,827 96,722,193 3.52 - 52,808,837
52,858,768 3,705,015 118,822,992 122,528,037 3.03 - 69,669,279
60,709,062 4,001,275 106,308,193 U 0,309,468 3.63 - 49,600,406
62,203,051 3,995,079 116,159,247 120,154,326 3.32 r 57,951,275
70,581,154 4,358,290 121,729,883 126,088,173 3.46 - 55,507,019
68,884,428 7,887,324 123,416,470 131,303,794 6.01 - 62,419,366
75,530,382 11,331,628 174,375,273 185,706,901 6.10 -110,176,519
127,198,578 14,834,933 214,142,634 228,977,567 6.48 -101,778,989
178,292,328 15,702,355 237,693,055 253,395,410 6.20 - 75,103,082

1Included in “ West Indies—Total British” prior to 1911.



368

M E R C H A N D ISE IM P O R T E D A N D

EXPORTED.

No. 2 54 .—V alue op M erchandise I mported into and E xported from the U nited
States, etc.—Continued.
NORTH AM ERICA—Continued.

W E S T IN T > IB S —Continued.
DANISH (VIRGIN ISLANDS OF TH E U N ITED STATES).
Year
ended
June Domestic.
so1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915 ..
1916..
1917..

Imports.

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. . Dollars.
5,196
721,997
678,600
15,081
746,286
2,888
806,485
4,052
920,293
4,407
887,406
6,681
889,461
1,505
700,713
2,641
843,754
6,623
1,418,106
20,798

Total.

Dollars.
727,193
693,681
749,174
810,537
924,700
894,087
890,966
703,354
850,377
1,438,904

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
592,292
19,116
573,176
221,457
9,070
212,387
20,379
383,547
403,926
64,042
135,117
71,075
22,623
489,639
467,016
28,918
19,113
48,031
22,251
29,374
7,123
35,170
315,652
350,822
54,978
8,518
63,496
44,740 1,214,867 1,259,607

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent imports( —).
free.
3.23
4.10
5.05
47.39
4.62
60.21
75.75
10.02
86.59
3.55

Dollars.
134,901
472,224
345,248
675,420
435,061
846,056
861,592
352,532
786,881
179,297

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
1908..
1909 ..
1910 ..
1911 ..
1912..
1913 ..
1914 ..
1915 ..
1916..
1917 ..

2,638,460
2,501,919
3,030,520
3,741,197
4,353,380
•5, 750,989
4,862,843
5,248,536
7,143,323
13,359,473

64,816
77,401
75,882
64,132
72,102
51,778
54,358
431,763
484,180
434,952

2,703,276 2,529,077 2,054,584 4,583,661 55.18
2,579,320 2,063,170 1,590,710 3,653,880 56.47
3,106,402 2,356,020
106,696 2,462,716 95.67
628,965 3,632,453 82.69
3,805,329 3,003,488
4,425,482 3,772,953
612,117 4,385,070 86.04
5,802,767 3,599,642
129,132 3,728,774 96.54
4,917,201 3,700,755
176,079 3,876,834 95.46
5,680,299 6,640,114 3,186,283 9,826,397 67.57
7,627,503 8,296,640 5,160,013 13,456,653 61.65
13,794,425 8,676,291 6,216,008 14,892,299 58.26

-1,880,385
-1,074,560
+ 643,686
+ 172,876
+ 40,412
+2,073,993
+ 1,040, 367
-4,146,098
-5,829,150
-1,097,874

DUTCH.
1908..
1909 ..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913 ..
1914..
1915 ..
1916..
1917 ..

702,058
632,566
653,801
765,411
963,331
1,012,815
901,268
1,103,868
1,533,063
1,962,872

4,152
3,261
4,345
3,391
2,676
7,689
5, 272
6,720
36,541
8,244




706,210
635,827
658,146
768,802
966,007
1,020,604
906,640
1,110,588
1,569,604
1,971,116

314,780
194,097
236,430
227,219
313,915
482,519
370,560
479,741
726,067
737,055

47,186
55,726
110,159
126,037
168,729
192,843
142,399
119,231
118,717
163,220

361,966
249,823
346,589
353,256
482,644
675,362
512,959
598,972
- 844,784
900,275

86.97
77.69
68.22
64.32
65.04
71.45
72.24
80.09
85.95
81.88

+ 344,244
+ 386,004
+ 311,557
+ 415,546
+ 483,363
+ 345,142
+ 393,581
+ 511,616
+ 724,820
+1.,070,841

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Continued.
NORTH AM ERICA—Continued.

U n it e d

W E S T IN D IE S —Continued.
FRENCH.
^
Exports.

Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
1,436,732
18,969
1,347,817
64,387
1,281,911
36,313
1,544,601
33,580
1,455,348
8,218
10,791
1,712,333
2,075,964
7,659
2,075,852 180,817
3,327,995 169,134
5,453,167
67,168

Imports.

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent
free. im ports(—).

Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.
1,455,701
1,412,204
1,318,224
1,578,181
1,463,566
1,723,124
2,083,623
2,256,669
3,497,129
5,520,335

Dollars.
57,361
46,747
39,470
21,890
85,655
72,368
14,026
7,441
19,233
16,546

Dollars.
2,750
3,152
3,762
3,367
2,815
7,368
45,942
47,722
69,263
88,407

Dollars.
60,111
49,899
43,232
25,257
88,470
79,736
59,968
55,163
88,496
104,953

95.43
93.68
91.30
86.67
96.82
90.78
23.39
13.49
21.73
15.76

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

Dollars.
1,395,590
1,362,305
1,274,992
1,552,924
1,375,096
1,643,388
2,023,655
2,201,506
3,408,633
5,415,382

3,585
3,531
4,011
28,467
5,997
2,592
5,296
4,653
4,950
231,706

689,045
525,947
790,579
813,713
800,178
874,731
691,807
1,542,836
2,560,340
4,234,531

99.48
99.33
99.49
96.50
99.25
99.70
99.23
99.70
99.60
94.53

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

2,960,127
8,411,412
3,707,870
4,545,048
6,471,821
5,766,534
4,848,898
1,641,782
3,982,639
3,135,865

238,815,898
253,999,920
306,767,486
305,496,793
334,072,039
361,943,659
427,399,354
473,079,796
591,895,543
766,112,537

42.17
39.20
39.65
43.04
42.48
46.06
57.58
54.64
54.58
56.42

+ 85*858,821
+ 55,476,774
+ 78,752,583
+151,562,386
+182,765,558
+255,469,354
+101,245,608
+ 3,995,931
+141,729,131
+397,645,563

HAITI.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

3,542,463
3,857,042
4,381,513
5,226,640
7,042,772
6,426,983
5,431,712
3,080,736
6,288,016
7,216,734

106,709
80,317
116,936
132,121
229,227
213,282
108,993
103,883
254,963
153,662

3,649,172
3,937,359
4,498,449
5,358,761
7,271,999
6,640,265
5,540,705
3,184,618
6,542,979
7,370,396

685,460
522,416
786,568
785,246
794,181
872,139
686,511
1,538,183
2,555,390
4,002,825

T O T A L N O R T H A M E R IC A .
1908.. 313,254,061
1909.. 297,042,537
1910.. 369,439,058
1911.. 441,214,836
1912.. 499,731,040
1913.. 595,976,098
1914.. 509,948,265
1915.. 455,185,295
1916.. 702,705,569
1917.. 1,128,586,421
32951°—

11,420,658
12,434,157
16,081,011
15,844,343
17,106,557
21,436,915
18,696,697
21,890,432
30,319,105
35,171,679

s a 1917




324,674,719
309,476,694
385,520,069
457,059,179
616,837,697
617,413,013
528,644,962
477,075,727
733,024,674
1,163,758,100
24

100,701,378
99,575,200
121,648,096
131,451,836
141,911,467
166,694,215
246,134,766
258,513,817
323,084,911
432,268,278

138,114,520
154,424,720
185,119,390
174,044,957
192,160,672
195,249,444
181,264,588
214,565,979
268,810,632
333,844,259

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Sta tes, etc.

—Continued.
SOUTH AM ERICA.

EXPORTED.

E

U

x po rted fro m t h e

n it e d

A R G E N T IN A .
Exports.
Year
ended
June Domestic. Foreign.
30—

Dollars,

1908.. 31,671,066
1909 .. 33,458,106
1910.. 40,364,342
1911.. 43,763,424
1912 .. 63,050,943
1913.. 52,807,331
1914.. 46,053,874
1916.. 32,167,859
1916 .. 65,826,002
1917.. * 81,939,982

Dollars,
187,089
254,400
330,599
165,087
107,236
87,503
125,215
881,747
552,364
435,183

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Dollars.

Dollars.
2,510,067
3,745,558
17,590,832
12,879,479
21,100,777
18,562,978
43,655,906
69,106,865
96,521,654
142,154,472

8,514,041
18,484,624
15,872,432
16,211,253
8,746,239
8,300,754
1,468,082
4,669,393
16,990,766
10,457,939

11,024,098
22,230,182
33,463,264
29,090,732
29,847,016
26,863,732
45,123,988
73,776,258
112,512,420
152,612,411

22.77
16.85
52.57
44.27
70.70
69.10
96.75
93.67
85.79
93.15

+20,834,057
+11,482,323
+ 7,231,677
+14,827,779
+23,311,163
+26,031,102
+ 55,101
-41,226,652
-46,134,054
-70,237,246

122
179
117
39
338
68
290
517
28,524

384
138
189
327
9.884
350
70
290
204,904
44,161

100.00
11.60
5.29
64.22
99.61
3.43
2.86

1,225,854
792,553
603,632
891,297
981,641
940,394
1,145,485
550,310
1,109,772
2,881,369

115,051
791,374
555,336
410,109
1,182,193
128,715
1,167,563
2,267,952
2,721,165
4,862,090

74,577,864
98,053,229
108,154,491
100,867,184
123,881,644
120,156,855
101,329,073
99,178,728
132,663,984
151,638,245

99.85
99.20
99.49
99.59
99.05
99.89
98:85
97.71
97.95
96.80

-55,087,787
-80,525,637
-85,256,601
-73,627,088
-89,203,563
-77,617,388
-71,365,159
-73,549,173
-92,091,787
-94,911,011

31,858,155
33,712,505
40,694,941
43,918,511
53,158,179
52,894,834
45,179,089
32,549,606
66,378,366
82,375,165

Dollars.

Total.

Excess of
Per exports( + )
or
cent
free. imports (—).

Dollars.

Dollars.

B O L IV IA .

1908..
1909..
1910 ..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

1,225,223
792,579
603,721
891,593
991,255
939,501
1,143,792
643,316
1,287,596
2,871,879

1,015
112
31
270
1,243
1,763
7,284
27,080
53,651

1,226,238
792,691
603,721
891,624
991,525
940,744
1,145,555
550,600
1,314,676
2,925,530

384
16
10
210
9,845
12
2
204,387
15,637

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
99.75 +
35.41 +

B R A Z IL .
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911 ..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

19,364,238
17,444,759
22,764,183
27,150,672
34,587,050
42,542,424
29,843,018
25,120,158
39,684,916
65,817,510

125,839
82,933
133,707
89,474
91,031
96,043
120,896
509,397
887,281
909,724




19,490,077
17,527,692
22,897,890
27,240,146
34,678,081
42,638,467
29,963,914
25,629,555
40,572,197
56,727,234

74,462,813
97,261,855
107,699,155
100,457,075
122,699,451
120,027,140
100,161,510
96,910,776
129,942,829
146,776,155

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Continued.
SOUTH AM ERICA—Continued.

U n it e d

C H IL E .
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
19H ..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars.
Dollars.
9,175,739
18,911
5,457,269
9,017
8,293,312
10,934
12,037,140
7,438
15,471,156
20,690
16,064,969
11,794
17,408,724
23,668
11,243,876 133,305
24,091,929 147,897
44,403,102 135,891

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dollars.
9,194,650
5,466,286
8,304,246
12,044,578
15,491,846
16,076,763
17,432,392
11,377,181
24,239,826
44,538,993

Dutiable.

Dollars.

Dollars.

14,615,621
162,190
13,581,311
131,062
20,840,923
80,403
19,407,207
533,793
19,742,137
422,711
27,458,211
197,209
25,184,940
537,188
27,346,324
343,456
63,668,379
486,480
109,399,348 4,389,782

Total.

Dollars.

14,777,811
13,712,373
20,921,326
19,941,000
20,164,848
27,655,420
25,722,128
27,689,780
64,154,859
113,789,130

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent
free. imports (—).
98.90
99.00
99.62
97,32
97.90
99.29
97.91
98.76
99.24
96.14

Dollars.
- 5,583,161
- 8,246,087
-12,617,080
- 7,896,422
- 4,673,002
-11,578,657
- 8,289,736
-16,312,599
-39,915,033
-69,250,137

C O L O M B IA .
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915 ..
1916..
1917 ..

3,407,193
3,629,571
3,889,079
4,836,262
6,627,541
7,282,367
6,690,109
6,415,327
11,287,666
14,667,256

45,182
49,499
90,807
69,672
121,318
115,329
96,044
260,237
379,266
254,313

3,452,375
3,679,070
3,979,886
4,905,934
5,748,859
7,397,696
6,786,153
6,675,564
11,666,932
14,921,569

5,411,737
969,018 6,380,755 84.81 - 2,928,380
6,073,311
936,993 7,010,304 86.63 - 3,331,234
6,788,504
696,637 7,485,141 90.69 - 3,605,255
8,194,111
800,349 8,994,460 91.10 - 4,088,526
10,030,841 1,188,640 11,219,481 89.41 - 5,470,622
875,471 15,979,912 94.56 - 8,582,216
15,104,441
14,641,503 1,409,617 16,051,120 91.22 - 9,264,967
17,683,729 1,269,294 18,953,023 93.30 -12,277,459
20,497,408
960,621 21,458,029 95.52 - 9,791,097
27,572,481 1,393,439 28,965,920 95.19 -14,044,351

ECUADOR.
1908 .. 1,905,439
1909.. 1,846,004
1910.. 2,213,907
1911.. 2,234,998
1912.. 2,138,124
1913.. 2,550,897
1914 .. 2,951,038
1915.. . 2,767,305
1916.. 3,557,362
1917.. 5,916,662

8,687
3,653
2,044
3,541
5,481
2,888
16,721
78,608
73,376
120,079




1,909,126 2,076,847
1,849,657 2,422,744
2,215,951 2,593,767
2,238,539 3,458,821
2,143,605 3,556,949
2,553,785 2,918,929
2,967,759 3,262,950
2,845,913 3,974,264
3,630,738 5,329,676
6,036,741 10,083,296

324,341
307,628
265,947
169,984
171,984
118,760
332,506
504,493
518,614
584,487

2,401,188
2,730,372
2,859,714
3,628,805
3,728,933
3,037,689
3,596,456
4,478,757
6,848,290
10,667,783

86.49
88.73
90.70
95.31
95.39
96.09
90.75
88.74
91.15
94.53

-

492,062
880,715
643,763
1,390,266
1,585,328
483,904
627,697
1,632,844
2,217,552
4,631,042

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SOUTH AM ERICA—Continued.

U nited

F A L K L A N D IS L A N D S .
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913 ..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
606
1,433
1,142
1,368
334
725
776
668
100
38,777

Imports.
Total.

Friee.

Dollars.
Dollars.
606
1,433
1,142
1,368
334
725
776
668
100
95
38,777

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.
16,916
1,499

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent
free. imports (—).

DoUars.
16,916
1,499

1

Dollars.
16,310
66
+ „ 1,142
+ 1,368
+
334
+
725
+
776
1
+
667
5
95 100.00 +
+ 38,777

G U IA N A .
BRITISH.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

1,966,376
1,983,703
1,842,733
1,820,616
1,770,122
1,791,669
1,690,445
1,822,427
2,144,636
3,799,310

22,009
26,285
41,598
30,351
18,813
22,076
9,915
18,610
45,158
14,189

1,988,385
2,009,988
1,884,331
1,850,867
1,788,935
1,813,746
1,700,360
1,841,037
2,189,794
3,813,499

204,336
142,440
112,979
104,582
216,681
99,728
96,159
200,120
257,867
238,420

26,492
648,909
454,814
368,468
998,159
6,205
14,444
153,277
3,423
738,031

230,828
791,349
567,793
473,050
1,214,840
105,933
110,603
353,397
261,290
976,451

88.52
18.00
19.90
22.11
17.84
94.14
86.94
56.63
98.69
24.41

+1,757,557
+1,218,639
+1,316,538
+1,377,817
+ 574,096
+1,707,812
+ 1,589,757
+1,487,640
+1,928,504
+2,837,048

248,434
216,004
375,550
159,074
252,336
165,500
7,708
232,339
130,219
693,853

780,369
865,743
925,782
999,221
948,682
821,460
1,026,050
686,509
607,681
1,648,537

68.17
75.16
59.43
84.08
73.40
81.07
99.26
66.16
78.57
57.92

134,952
- 253,656
- 239,898
- 276,368
- 156,469
- 116,973
- 314,568
- 103,417
+ 105,383
— 405,821

DUTCH.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916 ..
1917..

644,283
610,241
683,230
720,623
785,645
697,706
707,945
574,954
705,905
1,235,072

1,134
1,846
2,659
2,230
6,568
6,781
3,537
8,138
7,159
7,644




645,417
631,935
612,087
650,739
685,889' 550,232
840,147
722,853
696,346
792,213
704,487
665,960
711,482 1,018,342
583,092
454,170
713,064
477,462
1,242,716
954,684

MEBCHANDTSE IM P O B TE D A N D E X P O B T E D .

N o . 2 5 4 .— V a l u e

of

M er ch an dise I mported into a n d E xported
S tates , etc .— Continued.

873

from t h e

U nit ed

SOUTH AM ERICA—Continued.

GUXAN" A —Continued.
FRENCH.
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911 J
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars.
Dollars.
332,582
1,592
370,520
•1,095
298,803
1,470
286,685
349
248,596
228
337,375
339
294,986
348
418,762
2,535
490,570
3,047
7,340
619,300

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dollars.
334,174
371,615
300,273
287,034
248,824
337,714
295,334
421,297
493,617
626,640

Dutiable.

Dollars.
33,136
39,728
21,147
31,433
50,707
84,166

Dollars.

Total.

Dollars.
33,136
39,728
24
21,171
31,433
50,811
104
86,386
2,220

Excess of
Per exports ( + )
or
cent
free. imports (—).

Dollars.
301,038
331,887
279,102
255,601
198,013
251,328
295,334
28,159 70.99 + 393,138
52,514 35.42 + 441,103
64 54.68 + 626,576
100.00
100.00
99.89
100.00
99.80
97.43

+
+
+
+
+
+'

100.00
100.00
100.00
99.94
100.00
99.93
98.27
3.32
3.25
3.01

+ 85,923
+ 35,491
+ 31,972
+ 52,470
+ 152,218
+ 129,582
+ 108,540
+ 12,079
+ 20,115
+ 161,062

5,847,118
823,498 6,670,616 87.65
5,789,191
597,853 6,386,544 90.65
6,616,354 1,005,143 7,621,497 86.81
8,562,612
751,418 9,314,030 91.93
9,265,041
859,028 10,124,069 91.52
8,898,360
768,219 9,666,579 92.05
11,502,486
673,237 12,175,723 94.47
9,935,060 2,661,588 12,596,648 78.87
20,678,223 3,648,466 24,326,689 85.00
31,654,025 4,724,991 36,379,016 87.02

+ 288,963
- 1,828,680
- 3,073,444
- 3,716,907
- 4,601,610
- 2,324,676
- 5,034,471
- 6,723,174
-14,800,450
-17,560,132

19,990
18,600
35

8,169
33,914
29

PARAGUAY.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

100,568
52,268
61,142
86,986
161,661
187,867
172,712
40,158
73,449
, 227,065

479
47
3
1

100,568
62,268
61,142
86,986
161,661
187,867
173,191
40,205
73,452
227,065

14,645
16,777
29,170
34,496
9,443
58,243
63,531
933
1,733
1,996

20
42
1,120
27,193
51,604
64,007

14,645
16,777
29,170
34,516
9,443
58,285
64,651
28,126
53,337
66,003

PERU .
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1612..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

6,949,371
4,549,793
4,536,126
5,589,604
5,510,582
7,325,455
7,115,514
5,825,478
9,381,384
18,674,057

10,208
8,071
11,927
7,519
11,877
16,448
25,738
47,996
144,846
154,827




6,959,579
4,557,864
4,548,053
5,597,123
5,522,459
7,341,903
7,141,252
5,873,474
9,526,230
18,828,884

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No. 254.— V alue of M er c h a n d ise I m ported into a n d E xported from t h e U n it e d
S tates , etc .— Continued.
SOUTH AM ERICA—Continued.

URUGUAY.
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908 ..
1909 ..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

Exporta.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
61,908
3,806,753
3,281,151
79,162
4,227,566
44,579
5,262,367
55,344
6,844,440
35,885
7,514,009
8,136
5,636,176
5,090
5,065,094 106,229
53,631
10,233,753
14,242,896
54,217

Im ports.
Total.

Free.

Dollars.
3,868,661
3,360,313
4,272,145
5,317,711
6,880,325
7,522,145
5,641,266
5,171,323
10,287,384
14,297,113

Dutiable.

Total.

Excess of
Per exports ( + )
or
cent
free. imports (—).

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars.
222,881 1,141,915 1,364,796 16.33 + 2,503,865
*384,804 3,342,073 3,726,877 10.33 - 366,564
4,635,323 2,778,573 7,413,896 62.52 - 3,141,751
1,280,275
333,461 1,613,736 79.34 + 3,703,975
2,402,484
829,192 3,231,676 74.34 + 3,648,649
1,705,257
745,440 2,450,697 69.58 + 5,071,448
7,672,179
42,965 7,715,144 99.44 - 2,073,878
111,692 10,492,649 98.94 - 5,321,326
10,380,957
14,401,501
73,977 14,475,478 99.49 - 4,188,094
30, 332,256
74,276 30,406,532 99.76 - 16,109,419

VENEZUELA.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913 ..
1914 ..
1915..
1916..
1917..

2,502,451
2,517,063
2,745,932
3,739,030
4,649,361
5,681,727
5,351,877
5,559,664
8,863,343
12,662,228

53,412
51,148
61,278
52,690
54,244
55,391
49,609
204,778
225,655
218,217

2,555,863
2,568,211
2,797,210
3,791,620
4,703,605
5,737,118
5,401,386
5,764,442
9,088,998
12,880,445

6,059,936
7,199,837
6,407,010
7,430,577
10,368,394
10,223,915
9,480,242
12,916,859
14,354,893
13,714,115

665,248
1,113,772
294,342
204,679
289,595
628,416
282,827
311,379
587,555
1,304,452

6,725,184
8,313,609
6,701,352
7,635,256
10,657,989
10,852,331
9,763,069
13,227,238
14,942,448
15,018,567

90.11
86.60
95.61
97.33
97.28
94.21
97.10
97.65
96.07
91.32

-

4,169,321
5,745,398
3,904,142
3,843,636
5,954,384
5,115,213
4,361,683
7,462,799
5,853,450
2,138,122

124,998,590
163,878,724
196,164,786
182,623,760
215,089,316
217,734,629
222,677,075
261,489,563
391,562,018
542,212,820

89.60
83.79
88.59
89.08
93.05
94.52
97.33
95.20
93.56
94.59

- 41,414,716
- 87,317,044
-102,917,966
- 73,728,856
- 82,778,865
- 71,586,636
- 98,137,166
-162,165,606
-211,386,644
-282,732,449

T O T A L S O U T H A M E R IC A .
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

83,051,888 531,986
75,994,459 567,221
92,525,218 721,602
108,411,268 483,626
131,836,810 473,641
145,724,022 423,971
124,060,986 478,923
97,565,046 1,758,911
177,628,611 2,546,763
257,115,096 2,365,275




83,583,874
76,561,680
93,246,820
108,894,894
132,310,451
146,147,993
124,539,909
99,323,957
180,175,374
259,480,371

111,991,446
137,308,311
173,785,406
162,681,025
200,149,096
205,807,340
216,739,750
248,929,047
366,354,707
512,896,920

13,007,144
26,570,413
22,379,380
19,942,725
14,940,220
11,927,289
5,937,325
12,560,516
25,207,311
29,315,900

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No. 254.— V a l u e op M er ch andise I mported into a n d E xported from t h e U n it e d
S tates , etc .— Continued.
ASIA.

ADEN.
Year
ended
June Domestic.
801908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1918..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Imports.

Exports.
Foreign.

j

Total.

Free.

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars.
1,097,277 1,608,902
1,097,277
1,446,670
1,446,670 1,752,821
631,784
1
631,784 2,067,940
1,193,942 1,629,618
1,193,456
487
2,134,422 1,762,165
2,134,422
1,638,349 1,828,887
1,638,349
1,226,262 1,734,498
1,226,262
1,687,676 1,065,913
1,587,676
1,184,107 2,553,985
1,184,107
1,482,679
5,136
1,487,815 2,122,721

Excess of
Per exports (-f)
or
cent
free. imports (—).

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.
6,359
16,124
280
18
1,941
514
18,312
124,292
46,574
2,365

1,615,261
1,768,945
2,068,220
1,629,631
1,764,096
1,829,401
1,747,810
1,190,205
2,600,559
2,125,086

99.61
99.00
99.98
100.00
99.89
99.97
99.24
89.56
98.21
99.89

+
+
-

8,762,004
8,125,826
9,620,862
8,190,855
8,859,973
10,077,384
7,373,439
8,076,674
16,192,609
19,595,075

26,020,922
28,798,723
29,990,370
34,227,503
29,573,732
39,010,800
39,382,978
40,156,139
71,655,045
105,905,531

66.35
71.78
67.92
76.07
70.04
74.17
81.28
79.89
77.40
81.50

- 3,677,265
- 9,378,699
-13,669,768
-14,939,667
- 5,212,533
-17,683,966
-14,684,244
-23,753,664
-46,523,586
-68,709,923

487
1,366
6,567
1,812
2,672
1,610
8,517
763
1,450
2,026

3,045
2,879
20,176
245,551
193,228
5,133
8,121
8,753
64,487
301,223

84.00
52.56
67.45
99.26
98.62
68.63
56.69
91.28
97.75
99.33

+ 1,560,068
+ 317,901
+ 421,890
+ 899,032
+ 929,931
+ 1,365,793
+ 1,258,142
+ 1,179,691
+ 610,967
4* 1,782,091

Dollars.

Dollars.
517,984
322,276
1,536,436
435,689
370,326
191,052
521,548
397,471
1,416,452
637,271

C H IN A .
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

22,330,439
19,397,629
16,252,071
19,264,876
24,315,623
21,261,531
24,662,116
16,355,434
25,055,077
36,547,279

13,218
22,395
68,541
22,960
45,676
65,303
36,618
47,041
76,382
648,327

22,343,657
19,420,024
16,320,612
19,287,836
24,361,199
21,326,834
24,698,734
16,402,475
25,131,459
37,195,608

17,258,918
20,672,897
20,369,508
26,036,648
20,713,759
28,933,416
32,009,539
32,079,465
55,462,436
86,310,456
CH O SEN .

1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

1,563,113
320,476
441,443
1,144,583
1,122,377
1,369,332
1,265,848
1,187,415
675,081
2,082,691

304
623
782
1,594
415
1,029
373
623




1,563,113
820,780
442,066
1,144,583
1,123,159
1,370,926
1,266,263
1,188,444
675,454
2,083,314

2,558
1,513
13,609
243,739
190,556
3,523
4,604
7,990
63,037
299,197

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No. 254.— V a l u e of M er ch an dise I m ported into a n d E xported from t h e U nites )
S tates , etc .— Continued.
A SIA —Continued.

EAST INDIES.
BRITISH.

Year
ended
June
30— Domestic.
1908..
1909..
1910191119121913191419151916..
1917-

Dollars.

11,845,780
10,237,727
9,493,747
11,886,603
18,787,179
15,099,259
15,614,248
15,969,892
24,510,540
36,937,061

Imports.

Exports.
Foreign.

Total.

Dollars.
41,078
17,903
1,269
51,193
10,413
9,697
10,947
10,842
186,332
171,066

11,886,858
10,255,630
9,495,016
11.937.796
18,797,592
15,108,956
15,625,195
15,980,734
24,696,872
37,108,127

Dollars.

Free.

Dollars.

34,364,746
41,754,231
47,932,150
46,582,057
54,076,816
77,110,465
93,914,281
78,922,239
166,450,128
207,014,208

Dutiable.

Dollars.

Total.

Dollars.

Excess of
exports (+ )
Per
or
cent imports (—).
free.

Dollars.

27,124,541
22,153,665
22,796,463
26,051,767
29,175,707
39,110,126
17,989,246
8,254,998
10,973,218
10,595,848

61,489,287
63,907,896
70,728,613
72,633,824
83,252,623
116,220,591
111,903,527
87,177,237
177,423,346
217,610,056

55.89
65.34
67.77
64.14
64.96
66.35
83.92
90.53
93.82
95.14

11,044,504
18,729,374
6,717,055
5,784,798
8,761,240
687,328
635,423
873,083
2,344,651
5,848,105

14,095,364
22,967,601
10,-651,935
9,934,163
13,825,506
6,221,951
5,334,361
9,245,784
27,716,589
62,011,236

21.64 18.45 36.94 41.77 1i
36.63 !1 88.96 88.09 90.56 91.54 90.57 -

11,913,412
20,344,603
8,410,715
6,720,560
10,616,439
3,065,261
1,657,466
6,474,005
20,315,563
40,871,931

4*
4487 100.00 +
4,589 99.89 +
+
/
+
460,030
-1-

602,169
614,946
174,882
255,867
135,591
484,881
161,284
18,911
42,798
116,755

- 49,602,429
- 53,652,266
- 61,233,597
- 60,696,028
- 64,454,931
-101,111,635
- 96,278,332
- 71,196,508
-152,726,474
-180,501,929

DUTCH.
19081909191019111912..
19131914191519161917-

2,155,445
2,616,059
2,224,725
3,210,238
3,209,067
8,151,493
3,676,793
2,768,936
7,313,206
21,099,816

26,607
6,939
16,500
3,360
200
102
2,843
87,820
39,489

2,181,952
2,622,998
2,241,225
3,213,598
8,209,067
3,151,693
3,676,895
2,771,779
7,401,026
21,139,305

3,050,860
4,238,227
3,934,880
4,149,365
5,064,266
5,534,631
4,698,938
8,372,701
25,371,938
56,163,131
FRENCH.

1908 1909 19101911191219131914..
191519161917-

602,169
614; 946
174; 882
255,944
140,180
484,881
161,234
18,911
17,193
116,633




42
122

602,169
614,946
174,882
255,944
140,180
484,881
161,234
18,911
17,235
116,755

87
4,584

5
60,030

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MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED.

Ko. 2 5 4 .— V alue or M er c h a n d ise I mported into a n d E xported from t h e U n it e d
t
S tates , etc .— Continued.
A SIA —Continued.

BAST INDIES—
Continued.

PORTUGUESE, i
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1913..
19161917..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
4,012
137
75,296

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dollars.
4,012
137
75,296

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent im ports(—).
free.

Dollars.

Dollars.
4,012
137
75,296

+
+
+

HONGKONG.

19081909191019111912..
1913191419151916..
1917-

8,888,492
7,231,664
6,422,514
7,720,979
10,286,450
10,384,450
10,637,636
8,084,643
11,917,554
14,147,157

86,669
36,138
44,651
35,159
47,093
46,599
58,578
100,672
91,421
77,118

8,975,161
674,479 1,454,777
7, 267,802
687,159 1,081,860
6,467,165 1,339,202
992,571
7,756,138 1,605,827 1,112,488
10,333,543 1,856,112 1,258,579
10,431,049 2, 448,941 1,570,591
10,696,214 1,332,951 1,752,889
8,185,315
632,875 1,411,714
12,008,975 1,974,452 3,426,722
14,224,275 3,004,555 4,507,841

2,129,256
1,769,019
2,331,773
2,718,315
3,114,691
4,019,532
3,085,840
2,044,589
5,401,174
7,512,396

31.67
38.84
57.43
59.08
59.59
60.93
43.20
30.95
36.56
39.99

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

68,107,545
70,392,722
66,398,761
78,527,496
80,607,469
91,633,240
107,355,897
98,882,638
147,644,228
208,127,478

76.33
81. 70
78.34
79. 42
78.23
77.87
78.70
74.63
76.61
72.78

-26,675,218
-43,701,109
-44,439,451
-41,806,087
-27,129,423
-33,891,425
—56,150,377
-57,364,858
-73,173,297
-77,700,417

6,845,905
5,498,783
4,135,392
5,037,825
7,218,852
6,411,517
7,610,374
6,140,726
6,607,801
6,711,879

JAPAN.

1908- 41,315,454 116,873 41,432,327
1909- 26,460,573 231,040 26,691,613
1910- 21,761,347 197,963 21,959,310
1911- 36,517,516 203,893 36,721,409
1912- 53,132,527 345,519 63,478,046
1913- 57,597,503 144,312 57,741,815
1914.. 51,087,664 117,856 51,205,520
1915- 41,312,770 205,010 41,517,780
1916.. 74,246,734 224,197 74,470,931
1917- 128,910,610 1,516,451 130,427,061

51,982,990
57,510,278
62,016,321
62, 365,561
63,062,323
71,355,230
84,487,145
73,800,468
113,113,592
151,483,292

16,124,555
12,882,444
'14,382,440
86,161,935
17,545,146
20,278,010
22,868,752
25,082,170
34,530,636
56,644,186

1 No transactions reported in years ior which no figures are given.




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No. 254.— V alue of M er c h a n d ise I mported into a n d E xported from t h e U n it e d
S tates , etc .— Continued.
A SIA —Continued.

RUSSIA IN ASIA.1

Exports.
Year
ended
June Domestic. Foreign.
30—

Dollars.

Dollars.

8,159
1908.. 2,064,756
1909.. 1,633,888
1,846
5,272
1910.. 1,034,609
1911 .. 1,171,579
8,203
2,188
1912.. 1,204,640
2,493
1913 .. 1,098,926
1914.. 1,213,367
1,139
1916.. 22,492,887 860,264
93.516
1916 .. 131,018,276
1917.. 125,712,702 4,493,636

Imports.
Total.

Dollars.
2,072,916
1,635,734
1,039,881
1,179,782
1,206,828
1,101,419
1,214,506
23,353,151
131,111,792
130,206,338

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent
free. imports ( —).

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars.
209,547
341,627 61.34 + 1,731,288
132,080
460,909
332,436
793,345 68.10 + 842,389
575,984
605,074 1,181,058 48.77 - 141,177
676,828
522,470 1,199,298 56.43 19,516
824,776 1,443,577 42.87 618,801
236,749
1,335,632 1,020,895 2,356,527 56.68 - 1,255,108
1,849,668
639,305 2,488,973 74.32 - 1,274,467
229,262
652,397
881,659 74.00 + 22,471,492
1,714,648
588,210 2,302,858 74.46 +128,808,934
2,538,788 1,479,381 4,018,169 63.18 +126,188,169

TURKEY IN ASIA.*

1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912 ..
1913..
1914..
1915 ..
1916..
1917 ..

554,973
620,484
740,759
1,402,788
1,199,225
1,091,735
1,158,279
353,539
748
167,516

403
1,409
3,745
1,124
1,704
5,013
9,951
380

555,376
621,893
744,504
1,403,912
1,200,929
1,096,748
1,168,230
353,919
748
167,515

1,956,273
1,638,931
2,002,575
2,513,722
1,892,616
2,289,817
2,143,138
1,145,421
38,598
2,662

4,248,788
4,396,729
5,661,557
7,636,650
7,463,601
9,961,578
10,403,414
5,409,913
674,281
311,337

6,205,061
6,035,660
7,664,132
10,160,372
9,356,217
12,241,395
12,646,552
6,555,334
712,879
313,999

31.52
27.16
26.13
24.77
20.23
18.71
17.08
17.47
5.41
.84

- 5,649,685
- 5,413,767
- 6,919,628
- 8,746,460
- 8,155,288
- 11,144,647
— 11,378,322
- 6,201,41g
— 712,131
146,484

1,160,248
1,111,237
2,120,306
2,183,490
2,332,622
1,831,996
3,098,427
1,627,765
1,600,269
7,292,289

9.70
4.96
5.39
12.80
7.64
6.99
13.44
33.07
47.03
82.86

+ "7,913,779
217,140
674,938
856,002
— 855,962
232,068
611,864
+ 1,482,544
+ 311,876
- 1,273,990

ALL OTHER ASIA.

1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

9,072,417
894,087
1,445,361
1,327,488
1,476,670
1,599,732
2,486,543
3,110,309
1,911,795
5,561,690

1,610
10
7
206
20
350
456,609

9,074,027
894,097
1,445,368
1,327,488
1,476,670
1,599,928
2,486,563
3,110,309
1,912,145
6,018,299

112,501
55,114
114,384
279,462
178,293
127,976
416,486
538,251
752,685
6,042,729

1,047,747
1,056,123
2,005,922
1,904,028
2,154,329
2,704,021
2,681,941
1,089,514
847,584
1,249,560

1For total commerce w ith Russia, including Russia in Europe and Asia, see p. 387.
*For total commerce w ith Turkey, including Turkey in Europe and Asia, see p. 387.




879

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED.

N o. 254.— V a l u e of M er ch an dise I m ported into a n d E xported from t h e U n it e d
S tates , etc .— Continued.
A SIA —Continued.

TOTAL ASIA.

Year
ended
J u n e , Domestic.
80—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
101,490,315 294,517
71,474,203 817,984
60,523,242 338,571
85,096,049 326,379
117,008,360 453,275
114,781,203 275,417
113,189,990 235,626
113,242,412 1,228,081
277,850,448 760,433
372,841,129 7,408,579

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dollars.

101,784,832
71,792,187
60,861,813
85,422,428
117,461,635
115,056,620
113,425,616
'114,470,493
278,610,881
380,249,708

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.
69,945,842
68,775,947
62,788,791
67,366,821
76,047,969
85,526,260
64,361,238
50,552,383
69,685,965
100,235,724

181,167,616
197,548,027
193,155,344
213,449,730
225,468,250
276,494,777
286,952,486
247,770,103
437,181,464
615,217,463

111,221,774
128,772,080
130,366,553
146,082,909
149,420,281
190,968,517
222,591,248
197,217,720
367,495,499
514,981,739

Dollars.

Excess of
Per exports (+)
or
cent imports (—).
free.
61.40
65.19
67.49
68.44
66.27
69.07
77.57
79.60
84.06
83.71

Dollars.

- 79,382,784
-125,755,840
-132,293,531
-128,027,302
-108,006,615
-161,438,157
-173,526,870
-133,299,610
-158,570,583
-234,967,755

OCEANIA.

BRITISH.

AUSTRALIA.
1908.. 28,181,368
1909.. 23,966,909
1910.. 27,559,042
1911.. *37,419,384
1912.. 39,217,569
1913 .. 43,266,675
1914 .. 45,663,067
1915.. 43,463,666
1916 .. 58,526,443
1917 .. 63,277,656

99,293
109,351
137,515
105,202
42,934
85,180
112,149
157,010
304,067
277,222

28,280,661
24,076,260
27,696,557
37,524,586
39,260,503
43,351,855
45,775,216
43,620,676
58,830,510
63,554,878

5,176,556 6,010,112 11,186,668 46.27 +
5,660,919 8,132,300 13,973,219 40.51 +
5,219,254 9,587,510 14,806,764 35.25 +
5,743,430 3,359,438 9,102,868 63.10 +
5,640,326 3,966,097 9,606,423 58.71 +
8,606,637 ' 2,349,563 10,956,200 78.55 +
16,071,733 1,016,801 17,088,534 94.05 +
22,825,278
879,732 23,705,010 96.29 +
50,483,807 3,690,517 54,174,324 93.19 +
10,572,912 2,145,876 12,718,788 83.13 +

17,093,993
10,103,041
12,889,793
28,421,718
29,654,080
32,395,655
28,686,682
19,915,666
4,656,186
50,836,090

NEW ZEALAND.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

6,494,326
5,455,450
5,573,122
7,552,348
7,787,365
9,074,279
8,915,434
8,332,804
15,093,167
16,828,063

8,036
8,097
3,966
3,614
3,871
5,218
34,690
33,169
78,849
15,324




6,502,362 2,724,689
5,463,547 1,866,659
5,577,088 2,581,340
7,555,962 2,197,409
7,791,236 1,785,241
9,079,497 2,846,009
8,950,124 4,695,220
8,365,973 3,469,228
15,172,016 10,305,461
16,843,387 6,021,030

315,479
980,996
1,586,785
479,461
651,120
1,639,153
429,816
69,801
73,656
134,753

3,040,168
2,847,655
4,168,125
2,676,870
2,436,361
4,385,162
5,125,036
3,539,029
10,379,117
6,155,783

89.62
65.55
61.93
82.10
73.27
64.90
91.61
98.03
99.29
97.81

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

3,462,194
2,615,892
1,408,963
4,879,092
5,354,875
4,694,335
3,825,088
4,826>944
4,792,899
10,687,604

380

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AMD EXPORTED.

No. 254.— V a l u e op M er c h a n d ise I mported into a n d E xpo rted from t h e U nit ed
S tates , etc .— Continued.
OCEANIA—Continued.

BRITISH—
Continued.

ALL OTHER BRITISH .1
Y ear
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908 „
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

Imports.

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
141,565
165
267
130,299
562
122,425
506,266
76
813,998
130
275,484
1,882
258,368
2,927
223,691
1,502
211,655
3,468
383,915
8,722

Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
141,730
66,154
54
66,208
130,566
106,837
379
107,216
122,987
165,105
165,321
216
506,342
13,843
923
14,766
314,128
89,906
4,609
94,515
276,816
106,280
2,800
109,080
261,295
204,023
669
204,692
225,193
263,888
101
263,989
215,123
648,357
173
648,530
392,637 1,301,316
142 1,301,458

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent
free. imports (—).
99.92
99.64
99.87
93.75
95.12
97.43
99.67
99.96
99.97
99.99

Dollars.
+ 76,522
+ 23,350
- 42,334
+ 491,576
+ 219,613
+ 167,736
+ 56,603
— 38,796
- 433,407
- 908,821

413
543,193 89.92
877
669,036 99.87
$89
603,418 99.93
825 1,017,478 99.92
1,708 1,055,747 99.84
2,135 1,011,774 99.79
286,088 1,549,523 81.54
365,723
938,968 61.05
242,427 2,346,263 89.67
309,223 2,067,039 85.04

- 196,689
- 271,296
- 58,982
- 380,214
- 359,657
- 178,231
- 492,220
- 262,788
-1,349,624
-1,016,991

FRENCH OCEANIA.

1908 ..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

826,405
374,525
623,947
610,468
661,816
794,022
1,006,924
615,715
934,435
979,918

20,099
23,215
20,489
26,796
34,274
89,521
60,379
60,465
62,204
70,130

346,504
397,740
544,436
637,264
696,090
833,543
1,057,303
676,180
996,639
1,050,048

542,780
668,159
603,029
1,016,653
1,054,039
1,009,639
1,263,435
673,245
2,103,836
1,757,816

GERMAN OCEANIA.

1908 ..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917*..

56,193
132,229
116,230
118,245
187,347
175,637
219,126
120,792
137,815
266,340




19
5
114
801
1,076
704
766
591
2,553
588

56,212
132,234
116,374
118,546
188,423
176,341
219,892
121,383
140,368
266,928

54,091
30,501
37,662
60,552
13,579
70,658
10,187
55,045
445,125
648,808

815
895
608
1,520
291
819
4,114
842
383
256

54,406
30,896
38,270
62,072
18,870
70,977
14,301
55,387
445,508
649,064

1 Includes Tonga, Samoa, Auckland, Fiji, etc.

99.42
98.72
98.41
97.54
97.90
99.55
71.23
99.38
99.91
99.97

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
—
-

1,806
101,838
78,104
61,474124,558
105,364
205,591
65,996
305,140
382,136

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED.
H o. 2 5 4 . — V

alue of

M

e r c h a n d is e

I

States,

m ported
etc.—

in t o

and

E

881

xported from th e

U

n it e d

Continued.

OCEANIA—Continued.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. 1

Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—

Dollars.

1908.. 11,455,707
1909.. 11,182,175
1910.. 16,768,909
1911.. 19,677,802
1912.. 23,703,935
1913.. 25,360,646
1914.. 27,268,064
1815.. 24,691,611
1916.. 23,359,065
1917.. 26,984,672

Exports.

Imports.

Foreign.

Total.

Dollar9.
6,025
7,266
63,736
46,311
32,198
24,147
36,523
63,709
62,107
221,940

11,461,732
11,189,441
16,832,645
19,723,113
23,736,133
26,384,793
27,304,587
24,755,320
23,421,172
27,206,612

Dollars.

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent imports (—).
free.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars. ,
735,261
1,678,821
35,837
11,016
17,329
10,071
13,386
10,278
11,335
14,309

10,164,223
9,433,986
17,317,897
17,400,398
23,257,199
21,010,248
18,162,312
24,020,169
28,232,249
42,436,247

92.77
82.20
99.79
99.94
99.93
99.95
99.93
99.96
99.96
99.97

+ 1,297,509
+ 1,755,455
- 485,252
+ 2,322,715
+ 478,934
+ 4,374,545
+ 9,142,275
+ 735,151
- 4,811,077
-15,229,635

25,054,866
27,062,008
37,099,795
30,274,452
36,464,115
37,543,441
42,144,398
52,522,552
96,225,991
65,328,379

71.82
59.45
69.78
87.28
87.27
89.60
95.85
97.48
95.82
96.01

+21,734,335
+14,327,780
+13,790,292
+35,786,361
+35,472,398
+41,659,404
+41,424,01*
+25,242,173
+ 2,549,837
+43,986, 111

9,428,972
7,756,165
17,282,060
17,389,382
23,239,870
21,000,177
18,148,926
24,009,891
28,220,914
42,421,938

Dollars.

Dollars.

TOTAL OCEANIA.
1908.. 46,655,564
1909.. 41,241,587
1910.. 50,663,675
1911.. 65,879,513
1912.. 71,822,090
1913.. 78,946,693
1914.. 83,330,983
1915.. 77,448,279
1916.. 98,262,580
1917.. 108,720,564

133,637 46,789,201
148,201 41,389,788
226,412 50,890,087
181,300 66,060,813
114,483 71,936,513
156,152 79,102,845
237,434 83,568,417
316,446 77,764,725
513,248 98,775,828
593,926 109,314,490

17,993,242
16,088,240
25,888,450
26,421,269
31,822,961
33,639,400
40,393,524
51,196,575
92,207,500
62,723,820

7,061,624
10,073,768
11,211,345
3,853,183
4,641,154
3,904,041
1,750,874
1,325,977
4,018,491
2,604,559

1See also section under heading “Commerce of noncontiguous territory.1




382

M ERCH ANDISE IM PORTED AND EXPORTED.

No. 254.—

V

alue of

M

e r c h a n d is e

I

States,

Continued.

m p o r t e d in t o
etc.—

an d

E

xported

from

th e

U

n it e d

AFRICA.

BELG IAN KONGO.1
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
242
3,130
26,339
6,740
16,713
14,905
103,132
267,714
21,757
41,842
446
107,942

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
242
17,782
17,782
3,130
26,339
6,740
16,713
14,905
34,666
12,661
103,132
22,005
130,524
60,158
70,366
289,471
44
72,359
72,815
42,288
35,154
33,704
107,942
1,450

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent imports ( - ) .
free.

Dollars.

63.48
53.91
99.94
95.87

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

242
14,652
26,339
6,740
16,713
14,905
68,466
158,947
30,071
72,788

100.00
99.98
99.98
99.79
100.00
99.99
100.00
99.95
96.56
99.78

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
-

1,993,775
1,801,060
2,014,340
1,829,738
2,665,091
2,949,824
2,974,758
2,539,824
1,886,663
2,583,183

B R I T I S H A F R IC A .
WEST.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914 ..
1915..
1916..
1917..

2,077,188
1,991,912
2,238,053
2,040,002
2.793,621
3,311,370
3,607,869
2,924,575
4,525,488
6,896,527

7,858
5,333
3,396
1,891
1,520
27,261
99,450

2,085,046
1,997,245
2,241,448
2,041,893
2,795,141
3,311,370
3,607,869
2,924,575
4,552,749
6,994,977

91,271
196,149
227,068
211,712
130,046
361,519
633,111
394,554
6,217,685
9,557,017

91,271
196,185
227,108
212,155
130,050
361,546
633,111
197
394,751
221,727 6,439,412
21,143 9,678,160
36
40
443
4
27

SOUTH.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

7,841,877
7,2%, 765
9,604,876
12,833,239
12,764,513
14,481,253
14,821,440
14,685,305
22,122,911
24,086,665

6,168
2,189
9,630
9,203
6,716
7,248
13,534
42,659
104,489
9,146

7,847,045
408,587 1,351,763 1,760,350 23.21
460,637 1,228,933 1,689,570 27.26
7,298,954
9,614,406
627,902 1,650,272 2,178,174 24.24
12,842,442
499,681 1,660,661 2,160,342 23.13
12,771,229
721,329 1,482,000 2,203,329 32. 74
14,488,501
786,808 2,518,744 3,305,652 23.80
14,834,974
945,606 1,524,243 2,469,849 38.28
14,727,964 3,867,135 1,080,176 4,947,311 78.17
22,227,400 16,994,154 2,829,708 19,823,862 85.73
24,095,811 12,585,542 2,926,615 15,512,157 81.14

1 No transactions reported in years lor which no figures are given.




+ 6,086,695
+ 5,609,384
+ 7,436,232!
+10,682,100
+10,567,900
+11,182,949
+12,365,125
+ 9,780,653
+ 2,403,538
+ 8,583,654

383

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED.

No. 2 5 4 . — V a l u s of M er ch an dise I mported into a n d E xported from t h e U nit ed

S tates ,

etc .— C on tin ued.

A F R I C A — C on tin ued.

BRITISH AFRICA—
Continued.
EAST
Year
ended
June Domestic.
301908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916 ..
1917..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars.
Dollars.
354,637
615,441
601,133
639,517
731,233
1,062,138
517,902
25
618,646
1,579,812
39,416
1,679,065
4,470

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dollars,
Dollars.
354,637
633,880
615,441
846,869
601,133
764,627
639,517 1,109,466
731,233 1,142,991
1,052,138
621,966
517,927
458,658
618,546
261,100
1,619,228
146,829
1,683,535
23,887

Dutiable.

Total.

Excess of
Per exports ( + )
or
cent imports ( —).
free.

Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars.
655,534 96.70 - 300,897
21,654
9,754
856,613 98.86 _ 341,172
803,612 95.15 - 202,479
88,985
74,725 1,184,191 93.68 — 544,674
57,753 1,200,744 95.19 — 469,511
667,241 93.21 + 384,897
45,276
853,621 53.73 - 335,694
394,963
487,695
748,795 34.87 - 130,249
496,696 29.56 + 1,122,532
349,867
179,463
203,350 11.74 + 1,480,185

CANARY ISLANDS.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917 ..

679,537
384,263
284,727
683,526
792,976
1,267,785
728,673
985,043
827,107
749,579

6,054
2,205
22

368
5,107
4,909

685,591
886,468
284,749
683,526
792,976
1,267,785
728,673
985,411
832,214
754,488

30,376
22,210
33,018
19,703
42,532
26,195
37,540
31,046
52,780
22,933

53,145
58,432
92,940
76,418
98,520
128,171
139,816
85,181
77,851
196,374

83,521
80,642
125,958
95,121
*141,052
154,366
177,356
116,227
130,631

36.37
27.64
26.21
20.71
30.15
16.97
21.16
26.71
40.40

189,349
123,364
192,427
337,067
290,025
134,994
391,314
438,791
558,578
456,696

12,863,051
11,200,841
12,176,108
21,674,653
17,364,114
19,907,828
13,311,233
17,371,992
33,254,943
29,728,445

98.53
98.90
98.42
98.44
98.83
99.33
97.06
97. 47
98.32
98.46

+ 602,070
+ 305,826
+ 158,791
+ 588,406
+ 651,924
+ 1,113,419
+ 551,317
+ 869,184
+ 701,583
219,307 10.46 + 535,181

EGYPT.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911 ..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916 ..
1917..

2,124,344
1,287,693
978,747
2,112,043
1,748,394
1,655,824
1,929,772
2,848,591
7,746,979
11,924,543

2,039
6,214
4,098
2,553
2,809
5,009
244
30,650
17,374
8,623




2,126,383
1,293,807
982,845
2,114, 596
1,751,203
1,660,833
1,930,016
2,879,241
7,764,353
1,933,166

12,673,702
11,077,477
11,983,681
21,337,586
17,074,089
19,772,834
12,919,919
16,933,201
32,696,365
29,271,749

-10,736,668
- 9,907,034
-11,193,263
-19,560,057
-15,612,911
-18,246,995
-11,381,217
-14,492,751
—25,490,590
-17,795,279

384

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED,

N o . 2 5 4 .—

V

alue of

M

I m ported
S t a t e s , e t c .—

e r c h a n d is e

in t o

an d

C on tin ued.

E

xported

from

U

the

n it e d

A FRICA — C on tin ued.

FRENCH AFRICA.
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916 v.
1917..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars.
Dollars.
1,690
1,543,455
1,606,792
2,291
1,961
1,273,432
803
1,460,152
2,143,937
6,885
4,139,130
3,382
2,754,026
202
2,488,696
1,508
2,371,379
4,985
2,935,403
755

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dollars.
Dollars.
1,545,145
438,764
419,327
1,609,083
448,807
1,276,393
401,536
1,460,955
492,253
2,150,822
589,702
4,142,512
680,448
2,754,228
359,117
2,490,204
2,376,364 1,406,777
798,753
2,936,158

Dutiable.

Excess of
Per exports (+
or
cent
free. imports (—),

Total.

Dollars. Dollars.
498,045
59,281
549,513
130,186
278,163
726,970
271,316
672,851
195,052
687,305
143,157
732,859
164,360
844,808
293,136
652,263
604,445 2,011,222
519,404 1,318,157

88.10
76.31
61.74
59.68
71.62
80.47
80-54
55.06
69.95
60.59

Dollars.

+1,047,100
+1,059,570
+ 548,423
+ 788,104
+1,463,517
+3,409,653
+1,909,420
+1,837,961
+ 365,142
+1,618,001

GERMAN AFRICA.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

120,064
160,149
200,465
239,456
345,467
563,902
593,935
103,662
68,788
744

190
2,548

120,064
160,149
200,465
239,456
345,467
563,902
594,125
103,662
68,788
3,292

56,297

152,005
433,098
423,307
369,657
455,991
6,229

112,967
27,657
222,321
128,730

236,691

180,388

208,302
. 433,098
536,274
397,314
678,312
134,959

72.97
100.00
78.94
93.04
67.22
4.62

417,079 56.76

+ 120,064
48,153
232,633
296,818
— 51,847
— 114,410
+ 459,166
+ 108,662
+ 68,788
413,787

ITALIAN AFRICA.1
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

17,435
1,845
3,688
2,161
1,690
3,253
6,289
109,511
155,137
87,852




11,833

17,435
1,845
3,688
2,161
1,690
3,253
6,289
121,344
155,137
87,852

l[

12,377
72,649
66,640
169,192
225,863

285
7,641
11
4,519

1 Includes Tripoli after 1913.

285
12,377
80,290
66,651
169,192
230,382

100.00
90.48
99.98
100.00
98.04

+
+
+
+
+
_
+
_
-

17,435
1,845
3,688
2,161
1,405
9,124
74,001
54,693
14,055
142,530

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED.

385

No. 2 5 4 .— V a l u e of M er ch an dise I mported into a n d E xpo rted from t h e U nit ed

S tates ,

etc .— Co n tin u ed .

AFRICA — C on tin u ed .

L IB E R IA .
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1008..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
58,432
56,165
61
84,808
103,100
61
84,316
70
96,888
12
110,164
7
675
151,973
4,067
82,288
96,656
11,471

Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars.
58,432
1,026
9
56,165
73
84,869
212
221
103,161
624
84,386
864
96,900
2,319
110,171
6,287
152,648
36,183
995
86,355
89,014
886
108,127
1,000

f
Total.

Excess of
Per exports (+ )
or
cent imports (—).
free.

Dollars.
1,035
73
212
745
864
2,319
6,287
37,178
89,900
1,000

70.34
100.00
100.00
100.00
97.32
99.01
100.00

1,907
4,378
6,626
61,575
42,866
41,812
13,095
45,733
104,566
186,432

84.85
91.98
35.66
95.00
97.71
100.00
98.81
77.92
53.42
52.16

+
+
+
-

1,844
67,935
731
106,061
1,157
239,996
86
250,036
104
92,426
56
376,646
440,422
78
3,468
380,835
13 1,856,341
427 2,423,437

98.02
99.31
99.52
99.97
99.89
99.99
99.98
99.09
100.00
99.98

+5,396,014
+3,505,106
+2,898,779
+3,145,701
+2,388,361
+1,871,425
+2,147,050
+2,708,625
+1,231,481
+1,092,393

99.13
100.00

m oo

Dollars.
57,397
66,092
84,657
102,416
83,522
94,581
103,884
115,470
3,545
107,127

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+

M A D A G A SCA R.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

15,979
16,640
7,731
14,294
36,779
3,804
25,795
57,269
392,290
97,454

15,979
1,618
16,640
4,027
7,731
2,363
14,294
58,496
36,779 . 41,884
3,804
41,812
25,795
12, 939
35,635
57,269
395,286
55,856
97,454
97,245

2,996

289
351
4,263
3,079
982
156
10,098
48,710
89,187

+
+
+
-

14,072
12,262
1,105
47,281
6,087
38,008
12,700
11,536
290,720
88,978

PORTUGUESE AFRICA.
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915 ..
1916..
1917..

5,463,949
3,610,806
3,137,173
3,395,576
2,480,787
2,247,927
2,587,472
3,089,460
3,083,309
3,515,772

361
1,602
161
144
4,513
58

5,463,949
66,591
105,330
3,611,167
3,138,775
238,839
3,395,737
249,950
2,480,787
92,322
2,248,071
376,590
2,587,472
440,344
3,089,460
377,367
3,087,822' 1,856,328
3,515,830 2,423,010

32951°—-s a 1917-------25




386

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED.

N o . 2 5 4 .—

V

alu e of

M

e r c h a n d is e

I

States,

mported
e t c .—

in t o a n d

C on tin ued.

E

xported

from t h e

U

n it e d

A F R I C A — C on tin ued.

SPANISH AFRICA.1
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908 r.
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Imports.

Exports.
Foreign.

Dollars. Dollars.
9,139
45
22,852
14,934
20,422
32,816
23,702
11,588
10,224
17,059
932
106,187

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
9,139
22,897
14,934
20,422
12,816
23,702
11,588
10,224
2,455
17,059
386
107,119

Excess of
Per exports <+ )
or
cent im ports(—).
free.

Dollars.

Total.

Free.

2,455 100.00
386 100.00

Dollars.
+ 9,139
+ 22,897
+ 14,934
+ 20,422
+ 12,816
+ 23,702
+ 11,588
+ 10,224
+ 14,604
+106,733

T R IP O L I.*
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..

3,010

0

3,010

14,232

14,232

89,045
181,041

39,045
181,041

220
2,499
20,981
5,161
3,159
7,703

1,394
4,151
75,681
64,287
185,426
73,146

1,614
6,650
96,662
69,448
188,585
80,849

13.63
37.58
21.71
7.43
1.68
9.53

266,412
192,017
475,215
296,229
136,954
103,637
149,779
60,831
313,666
159,870

98.02
-257,944
94.31
-129,574
99.97
-414,842
99.40
-254,022
100.00 . -103,817
100.00
- 73,437
91.38
- 60,523
98.91
+ 8,901
+ 52,322
60.41
+147,443

+ 1,396
- 6,660
- 82,430- 69,448
-149,540
+100,192

ALE OTHER AFRICA^
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

8,468
62,443
60,373
42,207
33,137
30,200
89,256
69,732
365,988
307,313




8,468
62,443
60,373
42,207
33,137
30,200
89,256
69,732
365,988
307,313

261,135
181,090
475,061
294,463
136,954
103,637
136,868
60,16Q
306,224
96,581

6,277
10,927
154
1,766
12,911
665
7,442
63,289

1Included in Italian Africa after 1913.

387

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED.
No. 2 5 4 .—V alue

op

M

e r c h a n d is e

I

m ported

in t o

and

C ontinued.
AFRICA — C ontinued.

States,

E

xported

prom t h e

U

n it e d

etc.—

TOTAL AFRICA.
Year
ended
June Domestic.
30—
1908..
1909..
1910..1
1911 ..
1912..!
1913. J
1914..|
1915.J
1916 ..
1917..

Dollars.

20,317,756
17,016,796
18,630,711
23,592,435
24,025,424
29,073,122
27,887,313
28,410,301
43,380,377
52,590,702

Exports.

Imports.

Foreign.

Total.

Dollars.
22,809
18,638
20,669
14,672
18,000
15,795
14,202
109,450
210,654
142,362

20,340,565
17,085,434
18,551,380
23,607,107
24,043,424
29,088,917
27,901,515
28,519,751
43,591,031
52,733,064

DoUars.

Free.

DoUars.

14,607,170
13,485,465
15,165,657
24,611,584
20,248,080
23,159,462
16,372,603
22,492,510
60,066,474
55,374,361

Dutiable.

Dollars.

1,683,506
1,623,162
2,334,082
2,602,036
2,337,808
3,265,892
2,776,873
2,460,571
4,699,271
4,638,955

Total.

Dollars.

16,290,675
15,108,627
17,489,739
27,213,620
22,585,888
26,425,344
19,149,476
24,953,081
64,765,745
60,018,316

Excess of
Per exports ( + )
or
cent
free. imports ( —).
89.67
89.26
86.65
90.45
89.65
87.64
85.50
90.14
92.74
92.27

DoUars.

+ 4,049,890
4- 1,926,807
+ 1,061,641
- 3,606,513
+ 1,457,536
+ 2,663,573
+ 8,752,039
+ 3,566,670
-21,174,114
- 7,280,252

R U SSIA IN EUROPE A N D A S IA .1

1908.. 18,307,842 107,450 18,415,292
1909.. 17,108,138 160,771 17,268,909
99,397 17,829,811
1910.. 17,730,414
1911.. 24,328,926 375,123 24,704,049
1912.. 22,605,137 117,351 22,722,488
1913.. 26,414,605
50,609 26,465,214
1914.. 31,253,254
49,895 31,303,149
1915.. 59,138,163 1,689,368 60,827,531
1916.. 309,752,822 490,068 310,242,890
1917.. 553,898,114 4,996,331 558,894,445

7,498,632
9,066,695
12,828,660
8,570,834
17,210,075
23,278,472
20,260,250
2,894,799
5,532,601
7,130,800

3,956,416
2,778,221
4,548,552
3,632,628
4,900,425
6,036,745
3,059,907
499,241
1,384,243
2,333,464

11,455,048
11,844,916
17,377,212
12,203,462
22,110,500
29,315,217
23,320,157
3,394,040
6,916,844
9^464,264

66.46
75.46
73.82
70.23
77.84
79.41
86.88
85.29

+ 6,960,244
-|- 5,423,993
+ 452,599
+12,500,587
+ 611,988
- 2,850,003
+ 7,982,992
+57,-433,491
+303,326,046
75.34 +549,430,181

TURKEY IN EUROPE AND ASIA.11
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915 1916..
1917 ..

1,969,860
2,511,482
2,340,160
3,925,601
3,786,789
3,301,557
3,308,382
993,586
42,169
167,515

3,540
6,660
17,512
14,452
11,379
12,264
20,137
534

1,973,400
2) 518,142
2>357,672
3>940,053
3,798,168
3,313,821
3, 328,519
994,120
42,169
167,515

2,808,592
2,813,479
3,472,561
3,477,646
2,927,195
3,607,754
3,396,220
1,718,253
78,090
2,662

7,950,978
9,615,649
12,881,340
14,213,166
16,281,731
18,551,531
17,446,867
10,510,454
786,395
332,928

10,759,570
12,429,128
16,353,901
17,690,812
19,208,926
22,159,285
20,843,077
12,228,707
864,485
335,590

26.10
22.64
21.23
19.66
15.24
16.28
16.29
14.05

- 8,786,170
- 9,910,986
-13,996,229
-13,750,759
-15,410,758
-18,846,464
-17,514,558
-11,234,587
- 822,316
.78 - 168,075

1 The totals of the trade of Russia in Europe and Russia in Asia and Turkey in Europe and Turkey
in Asia will he found on pp. 358, 378, 359, and 378, respectively.




388

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED,

No. 255 —PERCENTAGE OF MERCHANDISE IMPORTED INTO AND EX­
PORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES: By
June

30, 1900

to

G

1917.

ban d

D

iv is io n s ,

Y

Grand division.

1900

1901

1902

1903

1904

1905 1906

E urope................{ £ » ; ;
North America
South A m erica.
Aria
/im ports..
Am& ...................... \E xports..
O ceania...............{ £ $ " 3 ; ;
A frica..........

Per et.
51.84
74.60
16.30
IS. 45
11.02
2.79
16.45
4.66
4.07
3.11
1.32
1.39

Per ct.
52.19
76.39
17.63
13.21
13. 41
2.98
14.30
3.32
1.38
2.38
1.09
1.72

Per ct.
52.60
72.96
16.72
14.76
13. 26
2.75
14.36
4.63
1.57
2.48
1.49
2.42

Per ct.
53.35
72.48
18.49
16.16
10.48
2.90
14.40
4. 11
2.05
2.64
1.23
2.71

Per ct.
50. 32
72. 42
20. 06
16.08
12.14
3.47
14.48
4.12
2.05
2.25
.95
1.66

Per ct.
,48. 39
67.23
20.33
17.16
13. 49
3.75
14.50
8.46
2.27
2.18
1.02
1.22

Perct.
1.63
68.82
19.19
17.68
11.45
4.31
14.68
6.05
2.02
2.02
1.03
1.12

Grand division.

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

E urope.................
North A m erica.
;
South A m erica.
,
A d a ......................
0ceanlft...............{e” ^ 3 : :
A frica...................® S 2 : :

Per ct.
49.88
68.96
19.36
18.61
12.49
4.60
15.06
4.32
2.06
2.49
1.15
1.02

Per ct.
51.76
66.10
19.69
22.09
12.59
5.34
12.45
3.49
2.38
2.92
1.13
1.06

Per ct.
50.30
63.84
20.00
22.30
11.96
5.32
13.98
4.17
1.98
3.22
1.78
1.16

Per ct.
49.57
60.87
20.20
23.45
13.01
6.00
13.64
6.33
2.21
3.26
1.37
1.09

Per ct.
49.25
59.98
19.96
25.04
12.01
5.93
15.25
4.66
2.07
3.21
1.46
1.18

Per ct.
47.29
62.86
22.57
22.36
11.76
5.27
15.15
4.80
2.22
3.53
1.01
1.18

Per ct
36.70
71.21
28.26
17.23
15.61
3.59
14.80
4.13
3.14
2 .81
1.49
1.03

ears

1907

E

nded

1908

Per ct. Per ct.
52,10 50.91
69.03 68.99
18.37 20.00
18.60 17.45
11.17 10.46
4.37
4.49
14.81 15.17
4.93
5. 47
2.08
2.10
2.19
2.51
1.47
1.36
.88
1.09
1916

1917

Per ct. Per ct.
28.04 22.96
69.21 68.75
26.93 28.80
16.92 18.50
17.81 20. 38
4.16
4.12
19.89 23.14
6.43
6.05
2.46
4.38
2.28
1.74
2.95
2.26
1.00
.84

No. 256.—FOREIGN COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES AND SHARE
THEREOF WITH LATIN AMERICA:1 1893 1917.
to

Year ended
June 80—
1893...........................
1894............................
1895...........................
1896...........................
1897...........................
1898...........................
1899...........................
1900...........................
1901...........................
1902...........................
1903...........................
1904...........................
1905...........................
1906...........................
1907...........................
1908 ...........................
1909...........................
1910...........................
1911...........................
1912...........................
1913...........................
1914...........................
1915...........................
1916...........................
1917...........................

■ Imports into the United States.
•
Per cent
From Latin from
Total.
America.
Latin
America.

Dollars.

Dollars.

866,400,922 225,906,702
654,994,622 218,362,321
731,969,965 196,516,060
779,724,674 180,022,806
764,730,412 156,661,864
616,049,654 136,854,235
697,148,489 •148,150,097
849,941,184 167,180,295
823,172.165 198,233,744
903,320,948 208,510,497
1,025,719,237 225,923,096
991,087,371 256,227,244
1,117,513,071 302,266,593
1,226,562,446 294,049,326
1,434,421,425 334,672,126
1,194,341,792 273,176,971
1,311,920,224 324,154,136
1,556,947,430 392,955,257
1,527,226,105 371,300,234
1,653,264,934 423,037,208
1,813,008,234 442,419,973
1,893,925,657 469,082,667
1,674,169,740 557,413,053
2,197,883,510 760,132,729
2,659,355,185 962,860,611

26.08
33.34
26.85
23.09
20.49
22.21
21.25
19.67
24.08
23.08
22.03
25.85
27.05
23.97
23.33
22.87
24.71
25.24
24.31
25.59
24.40
24.77
33.29
34.58
36.21

Exports from the United States.
Total.

To Latin
America.

Dollars,
847,665,194
892,140,572
807,538,165
882,606,938
1,050,993,556
1,231,482,330
1,227,023,302
1,394,483,082
1,487,764,991
1,381,719,401
1,420,141,679
1,460,827,271
1,518,561,666
1,743,864,500
1,880,851,078
1,860,773,346
1,663,011,104
1,744,984,720
2,049,320,199
2,204,322,409
2,466,884,149
2,364,579,148
2,768,589,340
4,333,482,885
6,290,048,394

88,503,514
78,924,298
74,422,739
76,611,305
78,320,416
74,030,291
88,307,187
110,674,490
118,772,168
115,132,413
115,053,595
136,615,381
169,156,657
209,043.359
229,966,603
219,968,513
201,912,874
242,123,502
273,526,344
296,141,651
323,775,885
282,070,153
251,469,431
411,193,859
581,954,695

Dollars.

Per cent
to Latin
America.
10.44
8.85
9.22
8.68
7.46
6.01
7.20
7.94
7.98
8.33
8.10
9.35
10.48
11.99
12.23
11.82
12.14
13.87
13.35
13.43
13.13
11.93
9.08
9.49
9.25

i Includes Mexico, Central America, South America, and the West Indies, w ith exception of British,
Danish, Dutch, and French.



MERCHANDISE IMPOBTED AND EXPORTED.

389

N o . 2 5 7 .— VA1/CTE O F M E R C H A N D I S E IM P O R T E D A N D E X P O R T E D
A N D D U T I E S C O L L E C T E D : B y C u sto m s D ist r ic t s , 1914 to 1917.
[Note .—On account of the reorganization of the customs districts, comparison w ith earlier years is imprac­
ticable. For statistics relating to customs districts as formerly organized, see Statistical Abstract for
1912 and earlier years and Commerce and Navigation, 1913.]

ATLANTIC COAST DISTRICTS.
CONNECTICUT.

Year ended
June 30—
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

Exports.

Imports.

Domestic.

Foreign.

Total.

Dollars.
8,617
2,033
566,097

Dollars.

Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars.
8,617 2,273,084 3,045,442
2,033 1,869,264 2,047,533
. 2,169,958 1,278,953
1,144,076 1,375,497 4,610,769

577,979

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Duty col­
lected.

Dollars.
Dollars,
5,318,526
955,509
3,916,797
565,930
3,448,911
508,879
5,986,266 1,495,690

GEORGIA.
240 110,594,981 5,769,217
133,224 74,918,800 2,948,728
45,895,738 1,702,583
83,113,480 1,782,307

1914............... 110,594,741
1915............... 74,785,576
1916............... 45,895,738
1917............... 83,113,480

500,459
302,420
75,117
316,672

6,269,676
3,251,148
1,777,700
2,098,979

157,675
88,313
21,405
9,840

8,770,935
7,517,332
10,238,421
14,538,160

300,660
119,808
165,380
300,753

MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

7,041,197
19,547,426
23,044,850
39,199,271 '

318,750
305,871
419,901
917,060

7,359,947 6,839,881
19,853,297 6,973,308
23,464,751 9,545,359
40,116,331 12,544,197

1,931,054
544,024
693,062
1,993,963

MARYLAND.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

109,452,111
131,864,073
180,442,925
372,319,148

238,120 109,690,231 20,275,577 14,231,917
114,425 131,978,498 18,021,871 6,961,027
260,449 180,703,374 21,019,105 6,789,811
1,713,973 374,033,121 35,653,241 8,319,549

34,489,494 3,923,416
24,982,898 2,161,889
27,808,916 1,582,997
43,972,790 1,660,849

MASSACHUSETTS.
1914............... 64,972,895
1915............... 106,145,043
1916............... 130,553,635
1917............... 225,002,057

742,286
1,330,634
676,311
576,428

65,715,181
107,475,677
131,229,946
225,578,485

118,848.847
119,407,892
179,026,981
186,391,988

41,067,123
33,245,899
31,873,262
31,513,299

159,915,970 14,513,225
152,653,791 10,026,117
210,900,243 9,400,870
217,905,287 8,280,637

NEW YORK.
1914............... 845,342,530
1915............... 1,161,791,318
1916............... 2,296,584,881
1917............... 3,031,429,321

19,203,808 864,546,338 539,014,923 501,365,603 1,040,380,526 192,270,819
31.789,770 1,193,581,088 488,057,767 442,953,291 931,011,058 144,432,676
35,701,332 2,332,286,213 709,939,382 481,926,600 1,191,865,982 149,911,868
21,690,183 3,053,119,504 822,146,697 516,052,658 1,338,199,355 153,031,537
NORTH CAROLINA.

25.870,851
25,870,851
11,314,715
11,314,715
13,079,668
13,079,668
6,371,282 .................. .* 6,371,282

4,024,505
1,916,892
948,287
1,831,647

109,954
73,854
247,329
1,042,504

4,134,459
1,990,746
1,195,616
2,874,151

17,721
10,561
43,622
1,610,929

42,105,984
35,416,094
47,783,456
52,749,370

96,483,412
72,947,524
95,801,175
109,485,782

17,320,818
11,690,560
14,865,361
15,033,750

PH ILA D ELPH IA .
1914............... 64,879,540
1915............... 90,531,736
1916............... 193,373,093
1917............... 464,200,258




302,974
134,725
122,203
270,773

65,182,514
90,666,461
193,495,296
464,471,031

54,377.428
37,531,430
48,017,719
56,736,412

390

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED

N o . 2 5 7 . — V alu e

of

lec ted

:

M e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d a n d E x p o r t e d a n d D u t ie s C o l ­
C u s t o m s D is t r ic t s , 1914 t o 1917 — C on tin u ed .

By

ATIiANTIC COAST DISTRICTS—
Continued.
PORTO RICO.
Year ended
June 30—
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

Imports.

Exports.
Domestic.

Dollars.
8,675,516
7,010,118
5,568,624
7,768,252

Foreign.

Total.

Dollars.
4,066
34,869
66,313
86,071

Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars.
8,679,582 1,228,023 2,610,396
7,044,987 1,124,058 1,830,407
6,634,937 1,297,748 1,760,652
7,854,323 1,559,632 2,446,343

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

Duty col­
lected.

Dollars. Dollars.
3,838,419
774,949
434,234
2,954,465
3,058,400
373,406
4,005,975
477,410

RHODE ISLAND.
1914
.
1915
.
1916
.
1917-.............

5,998
1,725
4,045
2,064

5,558

5,998
1,725
9,603
2,064

303,517 1,989,549
607,152 1,191,645
867,536
779,707
877,496 1,179,442

2,293,066
1,798,797
1,647,243
2,056,938

513,537
300,702
235,420
292,467

36,136
14,745
5,537
23,992

5,548,191
2,783,470
1,740,295
3,012,573

14,007
7,868
3,534
7,709

1,802,125
1,034,636
612,085
1,174,359

7,177,904
6,847,624
12,696,633
19,330,006

1,529,748
1,115,619
974,624
1,045,626

9,906,925
6,607,805
6,920,771
10,734,342

2,231,947
2,051,543
2,191,618
2,670,142

4,107,078
4,064,103
4,383,770
4,627,679

12,245,062
10,147,643
7,682,763
8,505,116

1,437,265
1,089,797
1,002,944
931,632

453,514
623,564
582,719
1,313,126

6,914,963
6,064,801
4,196,252
2,799,054

73;873
80,402
73,103
159,679

SOUTH CAROLINA.
.
1914
1915
.
1916
.
1917-.............

20,829,253
12,995,579
6,004,137
2,686,892

49
, 19,547
2,711

20,829,302 5,512,055
13,015,126 2,768,725
6,006,848 1,734,758
2,686,892 2,988,581
VIRGINIA.

1914................ 25,166,319
1915................ 89,299,768
1916............... 107,232,794
1917................ 137,009,024

458,936
7,321
108,201
2,957

25,625,255 5,375,779
89,307,089 5,812,988
107,340,995 12,084,548
137,011,981 18,155,647

QT7LF COAST DISTRICTS.
FLORIDA.
1914................
1915................
1916................
1917...............

41,735,339
18,208,549
25,519,887
36,682,124

103,585
61:290
11,268
19,411

41,838,924 4,682,517 5,224,408
18,269,839 2,806,123 3,801,682
25,531,155 2,414,595 4,506,176
36,701,535 3,429,430 7,304,912
GALVESTON.

1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

255,758,265
229,118,762
189,314,034
266,216,082

9,343
1,273,198
934,623
63,176

255,767,608 8,137,984
230,391,960 6,083,540
190,248,657 3,298,993
266,279,258 3,877,437
MOBILE.

1914...............
1915................
1916...............
1917................

50,801,185
21,115,309
25,555,590
35,562,215

4,456
9,681
34,284
10,305

50,805,641
21,124,990
25,589,874
35,572,520

6,461,449
4,441,237
3,613,533
1,485,928

NEW ORLEANS.
1914...............
1915................
1916...............
1917...............

193,796,559
209,245,992
211,044,997
303,171,177




43, 402 193,839,961
127, 167 209,373,159
453, 752 211,498,749
339,,224 303,510,401

64,254,187
56,277,206
62,151,157
64,607,338

25, 128, 434
23, 468, 198
27, 894, 407
39,,909,,524

89,382,621 10,978,299
79,745,404 6,959,483
90,045,564 6,394,032
104,516,862 8,919,462

MERCHANDISE IMPORTED AND EXPORTED

391

N o . 2 5 7 .— V a l u e o p M e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d a n d E x p o r t e d a n d D u t ie s C o l v
l e c t e d : B y C u s t o m s D is t r ic t s , 1914 t o 1917 — C on tin u ed .

GULP |DOAST DISTRICTS—
Continued.
SABINE.
Year ended
June 30—
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

Exports.
Domestic.

Foreign.

Dollars.

DoUars.
5,018
11,208
557
1,617

24,130,510
29,263,578
32,534,927
43,250,507

Imports.

Duty collected.

Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Total.

DoUars.

Dollars.

Dollars.
94,680
177,344
617
357

Dollars. Dollars.
1,922,463
14,599
822,762
26,610
1,308,819
81
1,793,626
122

24,135,528 1,827,783
29,274,786
645,418
32,535,484 1,308,202
43,252,124 1,793,269

MEXICAN BORDER DISTRICTS.
ARIZONA.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

7,278,212
3,273,129
6,788,484
10,177,092

99,098
163,998
357,658
262,204

7,377,310
3,437,127
7,146,142
10,439,296

15,291,946
4,755,227
14,983,863
26,614,352

607,648
287,069
482,361
1,006,206

15,899,594
5,042,296
15,466,224
27,620,558

93,732
36,241
15,847
24,960

809,035
564,989
936,588
1,068,449

4,904,721
2,228,824
3,555,283
4,285,764

150,926
25,701
19,625
44,940

924,160
1,185,533
1,675,302
1,597,835

6,689,572
9,392,626
5,564,398
3,381,138

104,526
107,958
42,827
64,514

1,328,744
686,097
4,271,845
6,494,369

5,309,022
4,137,726
9,211,212
14,046,846

228,591
20,086
31,641
60,884

‘ 567,399
640,886
1,066,012
1,469,524

14,919
5,284
8,256
6,787

3,877,481
3,076,853
3,880,175
4,034,415

6,282,558
5,716,023
6,068,529
6,482,951

1,122,344
908,481
1,084,907
1,095,644

1,852,718
1,528,675
1,207,586
603,113

3,890,221
3,250,514
2,439,139
2,025,114

550,042
371,896
232,100
151,061

EAGLE PASS.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

519,979
648,967
1,552,371
4,574,135

97,639
58,603
47,736
11,037

617,618
707,570
1,600,107
4,585,172

4,095,686
1,663,835
2,618,695
3,217,315

EL PASO.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

3,048,811
7,961,447
3,629,061
4,571,378

330,891
528,444
156,409
218,801

3,379,702 5,765,412
8,489,891 8,270,093
3,785,470 3,889,096
4,790,179 1,783,303
LAREDO.

1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

5,132,294
2,067,883
7,837,116
13,212,024

123,,445
99, 023
141, 801
112;,544

5,255,739 3,980,278
2,166,906 3,451,629
7,978,917 4,939,367
13,324,568 7,552,477

PACIFIC COAST DISTRICTS.
ALASKA.
1914...............
1,915...............
1916...............
1917...............

1,090,763
997,184
1,385,903
2,288,522

33,476
4,205
6,764
186,367

1,124,239
1,001,389
1,392,667
2,474,889

518,314
49,085
619,789
21,097
905,588
160,424
1,440,744 • 28,780

HAWAII.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

902,985
361,118
219,800
909,809

12,260
16,391
6,947
13,974

915,245
377,509
226,747
923,783

2,405,077
2,639,170
2,188,354
2,448,536

OREGON.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

13,804,042
20,401,314
10,657,170
4,189,878




2,218
4,287
312
817

13,806,260
20,405,601
10,657,482
4,190,695

2,037,503
1,721,839
1,231,553
1,422,001

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No. 257.— V a l u e

M e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d a n d E x p o r t e d a n d D u t ie s C od *
D is t r ic t s , 1914 t o 1917—Continued.
P A C I F I C C O A S T D I S T R I C T S —Continued.
SAN FRANCISCO.

of
lected:

Year ended
June 30—

By C u s t o m s

Exports.

Imports.

Domestic.

Foreign.

Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Dollars,

Dollars.

Dollars.
63,374,909
81,500,979
94,558,987
142,890,207

Dollars.
50,203,039
59,826,441
95,223,146
121,645,963

16,908,042
16,241,587
18,442,773
22,381,447

1914............... 62,226,921 1,147,988
1915
79,731,268 1,769,711
1916............... 92,710,951 1,848,036
1917................ 137,277,364 6,612,843

Dollars.

Total.

Dollars.

Duty col­
lected.

67, 111, 081
76,068,028
113,645,919
144,027,410

Dollars.
5,621,173
4,592,659
4,431,038
4,650,956

4,908,543
4,716,390
4,175,260
6,532,381

810,909
573,730
388,183
377,075

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917................

1,967,623
2,440,841
3,144,641
5,679,631

42,657
71,514
123,464
146,038

2,010,280 2,666,245
2,512,355 3,127,388
3,268,105 3,083,078
5,825,669 5,287,427

2,242,298
1,589,002
1,092,182
1,244,954

W ASHINGTON.
198,401
211,234
316,991
1,832,483

1914............... 54,813,814
1915............... 67,676,550
1916............... 162,772,872
1917................ 175,817,651

55,012,215
67,887,784
163,089,863
177,650,134

49,644,487
63,585,839
127,727,240
183,762,961

5,747,078
4,880,728
7,853,670
14,558,296

55,391,565 1,730,769
68,466,567 1,299,325
135,580,910 1,406,379
198,321,257 2,309,643

N O R T H E R N B O R D E R D IS T R IC T S .
BUFFALO.
1914............... 82,341,617 5,334,544 87,676,161
1916............... 67,573,566 6,385,762 73,959,328
1916............... 128,756, Oil 7,194,137 135,950,148
1917................ 207,705,797 9,414,466 217,120,263

17,085,602
22,149,570
26,868,211
46,778,933

13,220,015
9,265,378
9,082,901
20,936,144 1

30,305,617
31,414,948
35,951,112
67,715,077

2,300,6©
1,352,940
1, 223,72*
2,011,790

28,630,914
20,231,103
16,550,965
17,477,227

38,630,903
29,497,831
26,553,627
30,144,080

10,859,755
7,491,684
5,983,094
► 6,369,559

38,509,083 9,216,069
750,764
25,345,327 10,584, 111
536,501
39,138,856 16,131,566 1,343,648
77,987,194 19,004,572 4,198,350

9,966,833
11,120,612
17,475,214
23,202,922

86,040
56,1©
105,376
210,784

5,015,021
5,955,801
8,390,597
20,407,198

328,941
282,445
307,468
834,210

26,346,651
24,956,042
28,532,812
41,748,588

2,518,591
1, 719,820
1,636,706
2,120,965

CHICAGO.
1914...............
1915................
1916...............
1917................

8,593,631
23,485,909
8,539,490
6,015,518

93,870
79,348
24,033

8,687, 501
23,565, 257
8,563,523
6,015,518

9,999,989
9, 266, 728
10,002,662
12,666,853

DAKOTA.
1914................
1915................
1916...............
1917................

38,067,267
24,871,294
38,763,958
75,761,253

441,816
474,033
374,898
2,225,941

DULUTH AND SU PERIOR.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

13,376,368
10,024,610
9,847,717
26,274,926

1,375
120,521
43,758

13,376,368 2,739,086 2,275,935
10,025,985 3,884,991 2,070,810
9,968,238 5,381,159 3,009,438
26,318,684 10,033,326 10,373,872
MICHIGAN.

1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917................

713,808 102,573,052
101,859,244
117,104,270
642,316 117,746,586
180,781,194 2,335,262 183,116,456
286,664,840 3,711,131 290,375,971




19,607,556 6,739,095
21,444,361 3,511,681
25,296,315 3,236,497
36,853,088 4,895,500

393

M ERCH AN D ISE IM PORTED AND EXPORTED,

H a . 3 6 7 .— V a l u e o f M e r c h a n d is e I m po r ted a n d E x p o r t e d a n d D u t ie s C ol ' le o te d : By C u sto m s D ist r ic t s , 1914 to 1917—Continued.
N O R T H E R N B O R D E R D I S T R I C T S —Continued.
MONTANA AND IDAHO.

Year ended
June 30—
1914
1915
1916
1917

.
.
.
.

Exports.

Domestic.

Foreign.

Dollars.
Dollars.
3,268,105
825
4,180
2,025,165
2,584,419
11,606
4,015,427
29,201

, Imports.
Total.

Free.

Dutiable.

Dollars. Dollars.
584,094
2,037,220
107,804
2,045,135
1,855,893
254,275
1,608,733 648,860

Dollars.
3,268,930
2,029,345
2,596,025
4,044,628

Total.

Duty collected.

Dollars. Dollars.
2,621,314
100,074
2,152,939
19,348
2,110,168
31,370
2,257,593
53,143

OHIO.

. 18,310,055
. 12,702,888
. 16,179,296
. 27,130,292

1914
1915
1916
1917

266
12,160
24,918

18,310,321
12,702,888
16,191,456
27,155,210

4,348,035
4,324,340
7,004,372
8,443,805

7,348,164 11,696,199
4,022,327 , 8,346,667
4,457,613 U ,461,985
4,290,691 12,734,496

2,175,936
1,448,833
1,347,503
1,106,800

2,476,019
1,596,608
, 1,087,724
1,196,766

3,950,404
3,221,801
8,021,288
3,340,830

694,637
401,499
254,520
277,068

3,398,209
1,059,743
2,465,959
2,355,104

52,156,444
28,275,724
50,831,711
98,659,602

501,151
177,831
342,739
362,794

5,296,819
1,061,220
2,102,247
2,230,998

21,142,558
18,136,401
27,977,541
35,884,667

830,273
161,084
288,911
354,744

1,555,228
727,547
688,544
766,062

3,441,468
1,818,445
1,890,731
2,254,275

567,364
405,094
238,420
301,247

ROCHESTER.

1914
1915
1916
1917

.
.
.
.

6,064,241
4,927,802
5,769,696
9,231,718

4,450
6,203
10

6,068,691
4,927,802
5,775,899
9,231,728

1,474,385
1,625,193
1,933,564
2,144,064

ST. LAWRENCE.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1«7...............

31,459,439 2,638,631
29,665,107 2,592,536
52,498,670 4,532,122
97,463,295 6,475,750

34,098,070
32,257,643
57,030,792
108,939,045

48,758,235
27,215,981
48,365,752
96,304,498

VERMONT.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

26,399,443
25,941,373
61,877,436
73,324,727

2,114,646
3,452,926
4,889,294
6,291,940

28,514,089
29,394,299
56,766,730
79,616,667

15,845, 739
17,075,181
25,875,294
33,653,669

WISCONSIN.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

97,745
55,480
127,498
329,522

3,189
9,591
1,489
964

100,934
65,071
128,987
330,486

1,886,240
1,090,898
1,202,187
1,488,213

I N T E R IO R D I S T R I C T S .
COLORADO.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

108,635
73,586
86,470
78,022

407,700
214,015
116,044
93,938

516,335
287,601
202,514
171,960

185,603
116,197
65,366
61,118

308,393
247,744
221,156
219,807

445,700
687,352
485,125
140,994

754,093
935,096
706,281
360,801

409,638
267,476
290,541
335,167

IN D IA N A
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917........... vc




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No. 257.— V a l u e

op
lected:

M e r c h a n d is e I m p o r t e d a n d E x p o r t e d a n d D u t ie s
D is t r ic t s , 1914 t o 1917— Continued.

By C u s t o m s

Col-

IN T E R IO R D IS T R IC T S —Continued.
IOWA.

Year ended
June 30—
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

Imports.

Exports.
Domestic.

Foreign.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Free.

Dutiable.

Dollars. Dollars.
93,765
157,526
112,942
113,544
102,122
76,050
65,495
60,045

Total.

Duty col­
lected.

Dollars.
Dollars.
62,320
251,291
226,486
42,998
24,740
178,172
125,540
18,356

KENTUCKY.
1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917...............

1

2,154 |

699,578
295,678
383,292
150,552

2,154

1

....................1.........................
MINNESOTA.

1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

328,004
179,332
131,924
189,782

1,027,582
475,010
515,216
340,334

178,764
121.133
84,427
81,340

3,341,219
1,383,807
1,952,086
7,158,052

6,307,809
3,771,327
4,330,195
11,979,024

1,015,906
482,122
642,959
756,752

716,865
370,420
821,523
349,516

926,917
709,227
935,297
464,496

167,400
76,220
80,851
55,113

1,803,457
1,368,270
3,509,552
2,888,316

2,759,571
1,935,703
4,017,474
3,388,723

631,908
470,924
512,411
647,797

6,329,365
4,186,831
2,611,346
2,555,998

9,583,659
6,038,424
3,498,179
3,924,434

2,461,802
1,696,009
929,044
951,148

394,106
96,017
57,777
83,389

479,408
126,404
171,361
200,899

99,458
39,470
21,786
24,868

73,615
40,659
18,756
28,679

98,692
63,306
25,445
41,441

26,918
14,127
6,817
9,670

■

2,966,590
2,387,520
2,378,109
4,820,972
OMAHA.

1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

210,052
338,807
113,774
114,980
PITTSBURGH.

1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

956,114
567,433
507,922
500,407
ST. LOUIS.

1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917................

25,972
486,314

25,972
486,314

3,254,294
1,851,593
886,833
1,368,436

TENNESSEE.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917..

85,302
30,387
113,584
117,510
UTAH AND NEVADA.

1914...............
1915...............
1916...............
1917................



25,077
22,647
6,689
12,762

No. 208. — MERCHANDISE IMPORTED: V alue and P er C ent op T otal V alue , in S pecified Y ears , 1830 to 1917, by G reat G roups,
and 1911 to 1617, by G reat G roups a n d G rand D ivisions .1

1830........................................
1840........................................
1860........................................
1860........................................
1870........................................
1880........................................
1886........................................
1886........................................
1887........................................
1888........................................
1889........................................
1890........................................
1891........................................
1892........................................
1898........................................
1894........................................
1895........................................
1896........................................
1897........................................
1898........................................
1899........................................
1900........................................
1901........................................
1902........................................
1908........................................
1904........................................
1 9 0 5 ....................................
1906........................................
........................................
1908........................................

Per
cent.

Value.

Per
cent.

Dollars.
4,214,826
11,510,245
11,711,266
37,07S,022
53,118,022
131,861,617
106,774,553
128,484,769
143,361,050
155,057,432
168,548,106
170,637,260
184,175,197
188,317,696
209,277,112
180,086,011
180,939,902
197,846,852
196,159,371
189,322,244
208,565,691
276,241,152
248,006,761
803,001,868
330,491,084
320,794,431
889,160,658
414,687,999
477,027,174
363,482,258

6.72
11.71
6.75
10.48
12.18
19.74
18.49
20.22
20.71
21.42
21.94
21.62
21.80
22.76
24.16
19.86
24. 72
25.35
25. 66
30.73
29.91
32.50
30.13
38.55
32.22
32.37
84.82
33.81
33.25
30.43

Dollars.
7,382,274
16,273,821
18,011,659
35,743,826
53,981,838
100,297,040
93,345,683
91,588,644
106,362,234
116,087,107
128,130,984
128,480,142
160,639,399
175,558,861
131,663,968
138,309,989
141,377,288
130,002,310
128,879,785
103,984,608
98,933,256
97,916,293
110,385,208
120,280,802
119,202,674
132,223,895
146,130,903
134,315,448
149,747,693
145,577,427

11.77
15.54
10.38
10.11
12.38
15.01
16.16
14,41
15.36
16.03
16.53
16.28
17.88
21.22
16.19
20.36
19.31
16.67
16.79
16.88
14.19
11.62
13.48
18.31
11.62
13.34
13.08
10.95
10.44
1907
12.19




Value.

Dollars.

Per
cent.

Value.

Dollars.

9,653,971 15.89
5,152,486
15,188,845 15.46 11,366,196
21,465,776 12.37 26,168,152
53,771,067 15.26 23,618,396
96,263,661 22.08 64,546,306
118,126,216 17.69 110,779,516
102,937,933 17.82 78,254,677
112,771,436 17.75 91,539,244
111,714,382 16.14 120,079,754
111,048,075 15.34 121,605,094
122,254,266 16.41 115,079,918
183,332,081 16.89 116,924,080
147,721,884 17.48 136,446,309
139,794,773 16.89 112,729,303
153,739,181 17.75 135,608,418
155,348,824 23.72 82,894,732
107,026,180 14.68 96,486,622
118,805,703 15.24 101,070,937
129,244,951 16. 90 88,490,406
86,091,010 13.97 79,288,417
123,448.136 17.71 91,953,914
133,027,374 16.65 134,222,045
125,540,654 15.25 127,576,924
95,350,256 10.56 147,656,292
116,620,623 11.37 195,750,847
118,222,862 11.93 160,283,890
145,855,839 13.01 177,827,960
140,358,114 11.44 220,298,751
158,656,263 11.06 274,096,464
147,008,870 12.31 196,248,409
iSee explanatory notes, p. 7.

Per
cent.
8 .2 2

11.56
15.08
6.67
12.51
16.59
18.55
14.40
17.34
16.80
15,44
14. 81
16.15
18.63
16.65
12.65
13.18
12.96
11.57
12.88

13.19
16.79
15.49
16.34
19.08
16.17
15. 91
17.96
19.11
16.43

Value.

Dollars.

85,734,837
44,300,005
96,312,499
199,878,690
173,034,847
196,587,405
182.543,076
194;791,568
202,800,073
211,218,652
212,482,518
230,686,581
217,577,775
204,543,857
228,764,866
148,798,021
199,543,108
226,639,759
217,848,918
153,025,210
169,616,630
203,126,341
205,505,580
231,420,820
257,757,184
252,857,678
252,372,650
307,801,154
364,192,884
331,617,926

Per
cent.
56.97
45.09
54.93
56,52
39.69
29.43
31.61
30.65
29.29
29.17
28.52
29.28
25.75
24.72
26.40
22.72
27.26
29.07
28.48
24.84
24.32
23.90
24.96
25.62
25.13
25 .6 1

22.58
25.10
25.39
27.77

Total value.
Value.

Dollars.
582,563
630,094
845,174
3,586,119
5,024,834
10,303,962
13,671,507
16,310,485
8,002,276
8,940,754
8,685,860
9,251,326
8,355,632
6,468,073
7,347,377
4,567,045
6,596,915
5,559,118
4,611,981
4,338,166
4,730,868
5,407,979
6,157,048
5,611,410
6,896,825
6,754,620
6,665,061
9,100,980
10,700,947
10,406,902

Per
cent.
0.93
.64
.49
1.00
1.16
1.54
2.37
2.57
1.16
1.24
1.16
1.17
.99
.78
.85
.70
.90
.71
.60
.70
.6 8

.64
.74
.62

.6 8

.6 8

.60
.74
.76
.87

Dollars.
62,720.956
98,268,706
173,509,526
353,616,119
435,968,408
667,954,746
577,527,329
635,436,136
692,319,768
723,957,114
745,131,652
789,310,409
844,916,196
827,402,462
866,400,922
654,994,622
731,969,966
779,724,674
764,780,412
616,049,654
697,148,489
849,941,184
823,172,165
903,320,948
1,026,719,237
991,087,371
1,117,513,071
1,226,562,446
1,434,421,425
1,194,341,792

395

Value.

Miscellaneous.

IMPORTS, BY GREAT GROUPS AND GRAND DIVISIONS.

Year ended June 30—

Crude materials for Foodstuffs In crude Foodstuffs partly or M a n u fa c tu re sfo r Manufactures ready
use in manufac­ condition, and food wholly' manufac­ f u r th e r use in for consumption.
manufacturing.
tured.
turing.
animals.

Value.

Dollars.

Per
cent.

Value.

Per
cent.

Value.

Per
cent.

Value.
222,101,622
285,138,373
287,786,652
293,739,134
349,401,928
319,275,488
237,176,522
356,857,137
477,730,509

Per
cent.
16.94
18.31
18.84
17.77
19.27
16.86
14.17
16.24
17.96

G reat G r o u ps ,

Miscellaneous.
T otal value.

Value.

Per
cent.

Value.

Per
cent.

Dollars.

1909........................................
1910........................................
1911........................................
1912
..........................
1913
..........................
1914........................................
1915........................................
1916........................................
1917........................................

451,359,259
566,270,770
511,362,140
655,986,041
635,210,201
632,865,860
575,357,144
948,825,500
1,109,704,565

34.40
36.37
33.48
33.63
35.04
33.42
34.38
43.17
41.73

Dollars.
164,110,674
144,776,636
181,194,863
230,368,230
211,746,600
247,947,621
223,929,564
251,886,746
335,573,042

12.51
9.30
11.87
13.93
11.68
13.09
13.38
11.46
12.62

166,700,920
181,566,572
172,006,501
196,100,608
194,243,220
227,644,329
285,725,091
310,938,181
343,435,475

12.63
11.66
11.26
11.86
10.72
12.02
17.07
14.14
12.91

Dollars.
299,106,235
367,723,367
361,422,180
360,018,963
408,178,704
449,318,214
335,876,628
311,870,962
377,256,553

22.80
23.62
23.67
21.78
22.51
23.72
20.04
14.19
14.19

Dollars.
9,541,514
11,471,712
13,454,769
17,061,958
14,227,681
16,874,145
16,104,791
17,504,984
15,655,041

0.72
.74
.88
1.03
.78
.89
.96
.80
.59

1,311,920,224
1,556,947,430
1,527,226,105
1.653,264,934
1,813,008,234
1,893,925,657
1,674,169,740
2,197,883,510
2,659,355,185

Europe:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1913.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1916...............................
1917.................................
North America:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1913.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
’ 1916.................................
1917............................... .
South America:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1913.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1916.................................
1917.................................

182,073,220
223,550,149
242,722,235
222,954,015
153,959,659
192,535,157
160,212,244
99,909,062
99,386,908
123,801,960
137,223,932
126,997,606
161,155,402
202,544,663
70,342,881
79,367,143
71,908,780
69,536,525
105,338,715
194,772,908
272,458,756

23.70
27.28
27.18
24.89
25.06
31.28
26.24
32.70
29.75
34.21
32.11
26.85
27.23
26.44
38.52
36.90
33.02
31.22
40.28
49.74
50.25

29,016,577
41,369,362
26,251,223
31,629,672
20,177,095
20,056,445
20,346,366
44,291,449
56,894,614
49,274,589
82,770,993
74,332,518
81,288,385
128,526,119
83,042,803
105,165,013
113,328,778
110,235,067
101,334,244
113,402,034
137,865,763

3.78
5.05
2.94
3.53
3.28
3.25
3.33
14.50
17.03
13.61
19.36
15.71
13.74
16.78
45.47
48,89
52.05
49.51
38.75
28.96
25.43

61,961,906
63,797,310
76,570,900
89,191,440
65,653,439
61,161,556
58,398,592
91,517,787
103,175,351
102,909,378
113,769,255
181,246,179
217,361,158
243,807,082
1,288,860
3.159,537
838,419
9,067,695
20,212,735
13,730,369
13,959,951

8.06 188,979,241 24.60 295,622,186
7.78 188,088,797 22.95 287,660,434
8.58 217,289,046 24.34 317,726,597
9.96 198,150,511 22.13 341,586,433
10.69 125,313,069 20.39 238,221,189
8.92 136,904,489 22.20 192,104,206
9.57 160,754,991 26.33 201,180,808
29.96 40,026,957 13.10 27,402,415
30.89 46,347,399 13.87 26,965,679
28.43 54,130,189 14.95 30,644,546
26.62 49,110,564 11.49 40,519,107
38.31 41,718,219 8.82 45,291,547
36.72 73,746,444 12.46 56,604,693
31.82 105,814,419 13.81 82,385,485
.71 26,145,152 14.32
1,742,666
1.47 24,840,410 11.55
2,524,343
.39 29,436,508 13.52
2,095,586
4.07 29,675,945 13.33
4,068,033
7.73 31,191,317 11.93
3,200,682
3,781,239
3.51 65,637,491 16.76
4,777,784
2.57 112,945,934 20.83

38.49
35.10
35.58
38.14
38.78
31.17
32.96
8.97
8.07
8.47
9.48
9.57
9.56
10.76
.95
1.17
.96
1.83
1.22
.97
.88

10,524,680
15,119,274
12,306,383
12,090,797
11,030,194
13,490,896
9,577,670
2,349,123
1,802,088
1,182,997
4,005,503
3,493,727
1,739,461
3,034,768
61,488
42,870
126,558
93,810
211,870
237.977
204,632

1.37
1.84
1.38
1.35
1.80
2.18
1.57
.77
.39
.33
.94
.74
.29
.40
.03
.02
.06
.04
.09
.06
.04

768,167,760
819,585,826
892,866,384
895,602,868
614,354,645
616,252,749
610,470,671
305,496,793
334.072,039
361,943,659
427,399,354
473,079,796
591,895,543
766,112,536
182,623,750
215,089,316
217,734,629
222,677,075
261,489,563
391,562,018
542,212,820

Grand divisions.




Dollars.

Dollars.

IMPORTS, BY GREAT GROUPS AMD GRAND DIVISIONS.

Year ended June 30—

Crude materials for Foodstuffs in crude Foodstuffs partly or Manufactures for Manufactures ready
use in manufactur­ condition, and food wholly manufac­ further use in for consumption
ing.
manufacturing.
tured.
animals.

by

396

No. 268. — M erc h a n d ise I m po rted : V alue a n d P er Cent op T otal V a l u e , in S pecified Y e a r s , 1830 to 1917,
a n d 1911 to 1917, by G reat G roups a n d G rand D iv isio n s —^
Continued.

54.14
51.13
53.47
55.49
53.40
60.85
63.35
56.96
47.24
61.71
61.81
63.12
82.02
51.57
96.44
93.82
97.48
93.38
94.51
85.60
85.08

23,068,651 10.80
23,397,709 10.38
21,091,656 7.63
20,280,539 7.07
24,244,600 9.79
27,111,410 6.20
33,181,531 5.39
1,397,182 4.62
2,727,802 7.48
1,579,971 4.21
2,553,156 6.06
3,301,785 6.29
4,258,304 4.42
9,990,677 15.29
378,201 1.39
803,730 3.56
.83
220,283
478,194 2.49
539,262 2.16
5,770,168 8.91
5,692,586 9.44

10,689,342
14,600,100
9,006,706
9,426,706
8,917,937
11,379,960
17,497,991
6,533,097
11,342,465
4,906,606
6,131,704
9,666,509
7,171,053
9,681,669
25,509
25,845
11,211
57,529
28,292
134,085
90,190

5.01
6. 48
3.26
3.28
3.60
2.61
2.84
21.58
31.11
13.06
14.55
18. 40
7.45
14.82
.09
.11
.04
.30
.12
.21
.15

*
28,727,531
31,077,685
43,523,020
36,854,011
34,075,000
74,084,386
88,215,996
3,612,180
3,080,817
4,849,783
5,100,735
4,338,450
3,457,170
7,178,013
294,591
804,026
173,382
383,722
540,467
3,027,157
2,821,156

13.46
13.78
15.74
12.84
13.75
16.94
14.34
11.93
8.44
12.92
12.10
8.26
3.59
10.99
1.08
1.35
.66
2.00
2.17
4.66
4.70

34,967,216
40,657, 714
64,555,041
60,628,826
46,949,426
56,762,781
83,945,072
1,452,188
2,050,115
2,998,842
2,271,572
2,030,585
2,397,762
4,708,121
235,609
160,682
158,092
244,243
183,199
220,281
259,283

16.38
18.03
19.73
21.13
18.95
12.98
13.65
4.80
5.62
7.99
5.39
3.87
2.49
7.21
.87
.71
.60
1.28
.73
.34
.43

450,274
458,688
468,567
543,198
1,259,125
1,827,706
2,635,543
34,297
88,421
41,083
35,868
31,890
27,178
79,199
84,957
100,617
102,143
104,969
77,985
181,766
123,229

.21
.20
.17
.19
.51
.42
.43
.11
.11
.11
.09
.06
.03
.12
.13
.45
.39
.55
.31
.28
.20

218,449,780
225,468,250
276,494,777
286,052,486
247,770,103
437,181.464
615,217,463
30,274,462
36,464,115
37,543,441
42,144,398
52,522,552
96,225,991
65,328,380
27,218,620
22,585,888
26,425,344
19,149,476
24,953,081
64, 765,745
60,013,315

397




115,546,716
115,276,858
147,849,787
159,219,206
132,323,955
266,015,221
389,741,330
17,245,508
17,224,495
23,167,206
26,051,303
33,153,333
78,914,524
33,690,701
26,244,753
21,190,988
25,760,233
17,880,819
23,583,876
55,432,288
61,056,871

IMPOSTS, BY GREAT GROUPS AND GRAND DIVISIONS.

Asia:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1918.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1918.................................
1917.................................
Oceania:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1913.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1916.................................
1917.................................
Africa:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1913.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1916.................................
1917.................................

a n d V a l u e s , b y A r t ic l e s , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917.
[The term “ ton,” as used in this table, signifies the long ton of 2,240 pounds.]

Article.

1907

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1918

1914




1915

1916

1917

183
23,701
831,350
39,914

17
633
657,826
29,471

283
27,503
2,310,594
128,941

255,474

547,948

i ,370,063

85,236
7,194
152,088
629,581
25,011

7,252
10,255
194,954
461,461
18,712

11,427
2,000
14,282
136,969
7,889

35,142

33,535

6,054
47,469
5,987,374
27,063
24,796
680,752

• 8,650
69,311
45,456
106,077
1,054,956

7,226
76,991
66,138
23,315
1,760,084

770,220
13,765,172
2,346,287
653,015

583,591
8,200,528
1,826,632
150,408

391,691
1,904,000
558,897
43,151

538,167
439,185
17,513,175 15,187,593

374,826
13,021,259

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Abrasive materials, n. e. s.
* .. ftons..
1,104
Corundum ....................... ..fre e ..|dolls
115,113
x-** ftons..
167
541
837
581
294
Ore1 ...............................
6,892
63,040
72,658
39,772
78,401
Grains, mfd.. uronnd. milver-fibs__
1,596,540
657,029 1,937,803 1,114,051
r.free..\dolls..
81,112
39,462
61,026
87,187
1,597,69i 1,912,874
Do.1........................
79,738
98,348
«ffree. Hnlls
*146,698
unK ^aru n ciaiaD rasiv es^n t ’dolls..
24,249
88,550
190,290
487,101
49,617
/free, .dolls.. 189,121
71,503
181,721
92,263
39,536
107,131
92,978
426,431
Diamond dust and bort. " \d u t. .dolls.
*63,043
Emery—
12,649
12,420
7,407
13,352
18,964
13,601
13,966
14,197
free /to n s..
Ore..................................
223,333
220,505
149,557
256,576
240,694
328,211
250,659
275,973
842,667
501,984 1,497,852
741,553
922,660
811,213
Grains, mfd., ground, pulver-flbs.... 4,629,273
844,157
21,042
37,307
34,007
216,061
67,283
36,620
34,975
33,874
ized. or refined..........
Wheels and files, and manufactures
of, of which emery or corundum is
the component material of/ chief
value
......... . ..d u t. .dolls..
16,938
16,396
15,128
14,992
15,067
20,874
17,749
12,500
5,740
Pumice stone .................. j j ftons
108,410
88,225 - 77,102
/to n
5,756
5,784
5,854
5,557
7,528
U nmanufactured......... -d.... t-\dolUs..
55,774
44,472
u
59,057
58,755
60,218
6,266,535 7,783,534 6,282,481 3,895,074 6,444,691
. x. fibs
Manufactures of........... - d u t--{dolls
38,728
17,365
36,561
29,240
26,955
22,542
30,621
34,147
30,087
22,852
53,588
28,621
21,206
Rotten stone and tripoii. ...free..dolls..
921,899
784,761
536,222
567,250
637,475
745,427
717,623
863,171
Total..........................
Agricultural implements, and parts of
42,682
41,798
66,805
22,949
262,061
...free..dolls..
Aluminum:
14,803,196 26,958,354 15,964,042
Crude, scrap, etc.6........... -d u t--{doiis::
1,830,276 4,315,233 2,707,066
238,711
739,777 1,441,253
Manufactures oft*............. __dut dolls
Animals:
2,441
3,188
3,049
2,611
2,129
1,388 • 718,352
835
149,142
140,713
291,139
362,220
305,222
234,489 16,328,819
Cattle................................. | free” {do°lis" 122,230
180,482
316,243
420 261 4150,016
89,168
136,135
193,327
31,567
id a t-{do°iie:: 442,892 1,358,168 1,858,709 2,708,685 2,590,857 4,500,352 6,406,179 *2,367,899

398

N o. 2 5 9 .—MERCHANDISE IMPORTED: Q u a n t it ie s

2,684
1,536
1,849
5,713
4,406
3,849
7,867
3,644
4,953
3,562
659,022 1,056,033
473,138
1,674,020 1,325,784 .,658,640 2,660,241 2,055,418 1,579,377 1,653,713 1,476,905
10,803
9,900
14,020
4,295
3,262
28,613
2,758
3,753
2,131
2,436
1,925
504,242
832,270
472,162 1,128,124
636,656
.................... >d ut- - & : :
959,223
343,648
635,781
278,608
348,636
404,085
160,422
153,317
221,836
388
5,341
235,659
2,208
6,609
4,860
3,081
6,336
856,645
116,277
89,272
516,912
917,502
8,903
29,106
135,019
104,509
533,967
67,555
Sheep.
15,040
21,380
41,883
48,114
119,817
97,803
221,717
219,156
561,860
......................id u t -{do°iii:: 1,052,870
81,118 ^ 415,492
261,348
413,368
128,151
978,097
5,669
4,626
42,615
Swtoe*...................................* » ••{ $ & ::
113,457
A
l
l
o
w
. t. . . h . .f . . r e. . . e . r . . . e , . . . 491,257 d c 407,646 l
, . .l n.
ol .
l 369,883 . o . 434,404 l s490,243
s f
247,338
341,516
483,366
480,247 2,196,726 2,646,552
All other, incl.live poultry, .dut. .dolls..
412,541
475,857
211,333
541,608
608,007
248,980
337,945
158,450
189,373
681,234
175,505
2,255,062 1,987,081 2,258,508 3,520,803 3,024,158 r 2,397,071 , 2,377,352 20,519,362 l 21,166,832 . 17,148,248 15,294,732
T
w
o
!
/
f
e
e
. d
o
l
s
.
A
o
t f t I
. . . . . . . . . . . . 2,089,220. . . 2,790,378 . . .2,779,163 . . . 4,318,867 . . . 3,826,806. . . 5,183,484 . . 7,208,439 . . . 4,192,749
. . . . . .
. . . . . . .
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
. . . . . . .
. . . . . . .
. . \
d
u
. . d
l
1,112,249t 1,500,831 o 1,308,127l
Total animals..
4,3447282 4,777,459 5,037,671 7,839,670 6,850,964 7,580,555 9,585,791 24,712, 111 22,279,081 18,649,079 16,602,859
Antimony:
7,421
8555
1,518
gross w t.( tons.
6,783
{
ant.cont.,lbs.7. 3,053,082 1,682,774 6,021,877 a 55,552
8865,565 2,122,450 9,006,112 9,636,989
948,769 1,033,885
»24,121
dolls.
83,435
s 1,432
217,004
91,527
170,443
89,623,639 13,968,513 23,611,206 17,638,290
Regulus, or m etal...............d u t-*{dc?lis 8,810,197 8,046,116 9,530,767 8 700,772
s526,324 1,337,339 7,091,423 2,187,036
1,915,362
672,934
644,734 8 45.830
Ore, matte, regulus or metal /lbs.
98,489,068 10,036,401 13,919,164 19,584,624 42,664, 425
(antimony contents)___d u t.. \dolls..
693,218 1,134,467 4145,917
« 503,988
541,588
Articles specially imported:
Apparatus for use of the blind
..............................................free., dolls..
172
»423
Articles temporarily imported for ex­
1,863,229 2,163,009
port within six m onths.. .free, .dolls..
For diplomatic officers.........free, .dolls..
39,116
64,016
*25,176
25,135
For manufacture in bonded warehouse
89,678
and export..........................free. .dolls..
79,797
375,965
8 80,366
For supplies of vessels......... free, .dolls..
1,650
5S,070
8 2,226
For the construction and equipment of
403,163
vessels................................. free, .dolls..
150,946
159,293
For the repair of vessels___free, .dolls..
31,06?
500
s 7,725
90,724
99,040 ........7’256
150,437
For the United States......... free, .dolls.. 103,353
43,580
26,401
43,355
47,544
42,167
54,573
118,308
44,936
Miner’s rescue appliances.. .free, .dolls..
21,223
188,098
122,687
186,666
124,767
9 73,485
Models of dresses for women and sam­
328,779
8 272,488
ples.......................................free..dolls..
Philosophical and scientific appara­
57,238
371,871
581,904
141,526
482,812
472,218
tu s........................................free..dolls..
714,030
570,719
559,138
501,850
590,243
Specimens of natural history, etc.
63,724
65,019
47,202
23,692
29,512
45,486
18,680
28,401
30,208
44,944
54,343
..............................................free..dolls..
iPrior to 1908 included In "E m ery.”
4 Prior to 1912 included in "Metals, metal compositions, and manufactures of, n. e.s.”
4Included in " All other animals” prior to years for which figures are shown.
8Included in "All other articles, dutiable,” prior to years for which figures
are shown.
7 Prior to 1911 the figures show total contents.
• July 1 to Aug. 5,1909.
8Oct. 4,1913, to June 30, 1914
• Aug. 6,1909, to June 30,1910.
‘July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.

Horses.

IMPOSTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.
.

399




s

.




V alues , b t A rticles , Y ears E nd ed J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

1907

1903

1909

1910

1911

1912

1918

1914

1916

1916

336,306

349,526

330,906

272,608

352,521

347,410

324,233

444,669

197,127

155,225

126,877

1,649,262

756,478

1,194,561

2,193,286

641,852

. 860,143

909,858

1,314,660

392,487

387,028

348,425

711
2,404,109
18,513,187
20,917,296
640,560
20,264,115
1,591,167
22,495,842
57,124
1,318,539
293,651

527
1,619,150
16,882,982
18,501,232
800,554
34,250,005
1,042,036
36,092,595
60,541
1,378,521
336,701

384
758,489
15,179,218
15,937,707
639,823
50,749,108
1,486,706
52,875,637
76,937
1,760,874
395,277

549
1,054,495
16,902,648
17,957,143
761,135
33,384,073
865,241
35,010,449
76,524
1,678,736
391,337
«139,093
4 687,299
6 41,596
2ii,873
952,080 6 231,088

386
635,716
15,295,809
15,931,525
206,979
17,943,049
325,549
18,475,577
68,086
1,513,630
230,710
83,123
491,251

403
573,664
16,945,203
17,518,867
326,132
20,170,365
335,034
20,831,531
98,970
2,625,003
170,266
130,234
702,137

1,037
1,399,818
20,029,274
21,429,092

11,833,983 16,599,766 12,437,501 19,087,444
11,833,983 16,599,766 12,437,501 19,087,444
706,696
399,642
557,995
753,396
318,634,131
6,160,569 3,911,125 3,239,168 1,701,193
5,867,265 4,310,767 3,797,163 21,088,720
41,176
47,510
1,014,546 1,115,800 1,021,390 1,122,085
150,313
220,359
155,748
269,161

1917

137,735
23,006,150
256,081
23,399,966
115,718
3,944,823
68,111
161,901
902,716

128,050
146,371
193,578
152,568
606,096
885,304
712,551
707,746
141,482
111,015
566,506
461,698
12,355
13,415
118,194
99,834
611,085 1,230,471 1,163,752 1,905,269 1,878,651 2,185,941 1,075,981
542,812
830,962 1,607,387
715,766
11,425
17,445
21,631
15,536
54,118
19,873
5 7,897
175,729
217,851
178,292
200,221
216,087
166,980
140,545
132,991
34,236
64,281
88,465
274,662
262,775
317,464
321,347
305,282
256,811
316,838
72,403
241,449
155,925
196,113
22,674
75,205
21,847
58,910
60,969
41,664
36,393
30,673
42,138
45,515
90,107
91,705
215,255
446,698
80,145
221,587
391,816
94,023
40,023
227,198
196,600
389,455
777,357 1,067,911 1,168,924 1,038,653
733,798
885,893 1,061,466
911,473
867,242
845,255
987,544
292,073
248,275
171,688
183,553
233,592
200,290
205,776
243,662
131,252
101,622
99,578
\
11,493,840 2,640,258 3,731,150 6,504,212 3,954,423 4,203,955 8,888,902 7,241,670 7,172,637 34,705,604 52,273,104
1,860,519
470,500
518,562
894,133
798,385
427,496
437,940
773,443
663,070 4,501,389 8,735,797

IMPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES,

Article.
Articles specially imported—Continued.
Statuary, regalia, gems, e tc , for
religious or educational purposes
..............................................free..dolls..
Works of art for exhibition, presen­
tation to public institutions, etc.
............................................. free..dolls..
Articles the growth, produce, and mfr. of
the U. S. returned1___..free..dolls..
Automobiles........................free..
All other.................................free..dolls..
Total..........................................dolls..
Art works:
Production of Amer. artists.free, .dolls..
* 11
/free2. dolls..
AUotller............................... \dut..dolls..
Total..........................................dolls..
Asbestos:
itsvna
Unmanufactured................free. (^ o S
Manufactures of.................... dut. .dolls..
ffree.
Aspb&ltum &Dd bitum en,.
ftons
id o t--{dous::
c™4®.....................................d u t -{dS?s::
Dried or advanced, and ro c k ../to n s..
............................................dut..\dolls..
Beads and bead ornam ents.. .dut. .dolls..
Birds, stuffed, not suitable for milUnery
ornaments...............................free.. dolls..
................................... free- { & : :
Blacking.....................................d u t.. dolls..
Blood, d ried............................. free, .dolls..
Bones, hoofs, and horns, unmf.free. .dolls..
Bone and horn, mfrs. of, including combs
Brass, and manufactures of:
Brass fit only for remfr— free.. '

and

400

No. 2 5 9 .—M erch a n dise I m po rted : Q u antities

Breadstuffs:
Bread and biscuit............{ d u ti.'.'S :
3 29 5 1°—

123,998
24,403
2,267,299
1,488,529

90,241,834 87,671,332
2,340,968 2,215,273
112,118,326 121,023,906
2,655,739 2,867,453
74 831,312 55,628,767
R ic e flour, rice m eal, and bro- lib s ___ 138,316,029 125,164,190 134,119,980 142,738,383
1,307,509 1,010,885
2,255,136 2,336,723 2,249,205
k en r i c e .........................d u t ..\ d o lls .. 2,273,999
277,191,472 264,324,005
209,603,180 212,783,392 222,900,422 225,400,545
6,304,216 6,093,611
Totelrloe...............................{ & : : 4,392,146 4,798,553 4,698,033 4,361,237
59
90
50
119 5,703,019
i*«»® S £:: 375,433
Wheat.
426,379 5,789,271
341,617
469,728
36,741 150,561
......W-{SSS;: 237,049 329,766 41,082 164,201
58
7
1,412
26
ltr66-'{d o lls '.:
Wheat flour.
64,193 329,847
141,582 158,777 107,558
89,911 309,716 1,688,006
47,702
92,413 144,759
............ 1d u t / b b l s . .
363,855
la u t -\ d o lt a ..
159,046 179,295 446,500 681,944 625,287 665,346 453,681 *478,092 524,045 812,061
/fr e e , .d o lls ..
All other..
594,996 849,073 1,057,133 1,349,817 1,728,702 3,418,685 1,754,842 2,904,787 1,513,741 2,439,915
.............. \ d u t-. d o lls ..
1,432,082 1,574,835 1,396,090 990,525 1,590,971 1,674,725 2,187,217 9,923,279 8,216,210 6,083,625
/f r e e ., d o lls ..
8,853,032 10,361,932 12,756,347 11,871,291 11,861,761 16,855,039 14,634,429 26,617,878 12,040,581 17,874,043
T o m .................................\ d u t ..d o lls ..
T o ta l b rea d stu ffs....................... d o lls .. 10,285,114 11,936,767 14,152,437 12,861,816 13,452,732 18,529,764 16,821,646 36,541,157 20,256,791 23,957,668
1 Prior to 1911 spirits returned are included under the head of “ Spirits” ; subsequently under “Articles, the growth, etc., returned,” “All other.”
2 Prior to Oct. 4,1913, limited to those at least 20 years old.
*Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
8 Aug. 6,1909, to June 30,1910.
‘July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.

80,865,798
2,290,173
97,453,036
2,735,702
37,730,024
747,922
216,048,858
5,773,797
10,355,754
22,645,419
13,783,063
19,255,079
82,536
905,764
92,168
552,515
1,419,730
2,244,549
30,296,396
28,186,728
58,883,124

< « ........................rldut--{dolls..
f i

Farinaceous substances, and prepara­
tions of (sago,tapioca,etc.)free. .dolls..
Macaroni, vermicelli, and slmi- /lbs__
lar preparations.............dut. .\dolls..
° ats....................................dut- *{doUs.\‘
Rice
......................... d u t-{dons!;
Uncleaned, including paddy. ./lbs__
...................... ............ dut..\dolls..
fibs..
c le a n e d ...............................d u t - --t d o U s ..

20,312
15,536
1,574,835
97,233,708
4,009,995
364,307
179,714
87,619,202
2,543,417

258,065
189,465
1,396,090
85,114,003
3,676,786
6,666,989
2,651,699
88,780,442
2,361,310

990,525
113,772,801
4,926,812
1,034,511
400,920
82,662,162
2,112,032

1,590,971
114,779,116
4,864,318
107,318
41,990
76,657,974
2,126,822

282,753
53,425
47,936
1,674,725
108,231,028
4,738,937
2,622,357
1,053,470
48,478,264
1,618,379
25,008,414
848,469
116,576,653
1,968,177
190,063,331
4,435,025

51,779,326 54,784,051
1,900,081 1,917,658
32,715,479 95,503,998
1,203,005 3,017,108
137,608,742 139,906,868
132,116,821
2,813,778 2,538,941
1,998,056
222,103,547 290,194,917
208,774,795
5,916,864 7,473,707
4,124,878
*168
*265
509,439 2,699,130 798,028 1,978,769
476,586 2,212,887 559,559 1,761,730

3,712,956
3,472,503
262,909
761,644
473,476

401




10,818
8,337
1,432,082
87,720,730
3,479,824
74,552
26,034
71,287,151
2,118,147

IM PO R TS ---- Q UANTITIES A N D V A L U E S.

s a 1917

*204,680 174,416 178,402
34,998
91,663
6 210,638
*11,843,193 9,897,939 5,208,497
255,416 *7,598,702 6,083,385 2,865,003
903,062 6 524,176
491,079 6 318,541
2,226,697
1,641,540
2,187,217 126,128,621 1,434,219 21,789,602
106,500,752
56,542,480
5,698,783
4,913,624 22,273,624 3,061,337 1,525,695
723,899 7,885,837 630,722 665,314
290,180 302,547
289,364

Article.

I mported: Quantities

1907

1908

and

V alues,

1909




A rticles, Y ears E nded June 30, 1907

to

1917—

Continued.

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1916

1916

37,927
12,987
3,992,520
3,111,872
4,030,447
3,124,859
856,892
1329
125,084
87,330
8908,794
1,732,200
1,055,645
4,262,942
70,461

11,662
9,803
3,542,913
2,970,481
3,554,475
2,980,284
765,820

26,174
14,796
3,435,801
3,032,231
3,461,975
3,047,027
736,974

19,151
12,583
3,559,433
3,491,980
3,578,584
3,504,563
778,869

187
620
1,346
14,720
54,481 167,969
2,241,066 2,067,149 2,089,033
762,388 1,130,369 1,855,843
4,913,161 3,410,487 3,072,051
79,031
59,044
57,336

28,359
25,495
3,408,796
3,170,974
3,437,155
3,196,469
682,083
*1,262
*141,151
<* 10
579
2,180,853
2,082,029
2,157,167
41,256

45,466
3,336
4,016,594
3,609,748
4,062,060
3,613,084
456,176
129
15,912

86,374
14,990
3,850,087
3,612,052
3,936,461
3,627,042
203,356
158
24,643

129,460
52,536
4,026,539
4,381,411
4,155,999
4,433,947
562,728
30
4,743

1,644,189 1,292,810
1,004,794 788,902
1,265,725
14,141
22,128

2,209,976
1,206,859
13,181

19,620

122,467
*161,679
*217,856

176,789
272,719

191,263
316,850

172,288
362,836

131,029
253,783

93,349
130,975

133,339
17,860
45,899
437,421

155,895
4,210
36,339
469,163

111,664
12,741
36,737
477,992

186,303
17,976
38,863
605,977

151,818
4,969
143,154
553,724

1917

138,252

9,586
21,405
16
16
167,373

5,475
26,833
1,713
2,242
222,495

57,830
327,057

8,425
197,219

135,424
386,994

322
1,473
748
963
1,474
300
888
2,851,446 1,898,843 2,134,1^1 1,759,380 620,493 525,303 801,911
985,638 351,916 304,144 263,827 812,083 847,109 371,642
3,837,084 2,250,759 2,438,325 2,023,207 1,432,576 1,372,412 1,173,553

105
188,280
239,969
428,249

IMPOSTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Bristles:
10,129
Not sorted, bunched, or pre-Jibs.... 11,620
7,710
pared..............................free, .\dolls..
7,637
5,326
7,620
Sorted, bunched, or prepared fibs__ 3,433,941 2,614,783 2,884,372
.......................................dut..\doIls.. 3,256,552 2,090,157 2,583,482
2,622,493
Total.................................. ribs... 3,445,561 2,097,777 2,894,501
2,591,119
3,261,877
Bronze, manufactures of........dut . .dolls., 971,389 934,632 695,856
2
1,880
(free. f tons..
1,663
516 163,645
Broom com........................ < •{dolls..
Idut. ■ Idollfi
Brushes, feather dusters, and hair pen­
cils ..................................... dut. .dolls.. 1,586,556 1,681,640 1,430,321
Buttons and parts of.............dut. .dolls.. 936,085 652,961 766,901
f!»ndlerdteh. nftlm.ftnd other veue- tlhs
3,276,910
table stearin......................dut. .\dolls.. 162,359 129,477
72,946
Carbons, manufactures of:
'hiinds,. 82,246
84,829 121,916
For electric lighting.......dut. .< dolls.... 159,516 172,944 280,565
100 ft...
dolls ...
flOOft..
For ordinary arc lamps.. dut. ‘IdoIIs .
For flaming arc lamps.. dut.. /1 0 0 ft..
Electrodes, brushes, plates, and Idolls 6..
dolls
.....................................dut disks
Pots (porous) for electricdnt, do1|R6
batteries
..................................
9,149
8,157
27,037
All other manufactures of dnt dolls
71,566
Total...................................
168,665 181,101 379,168
Cars, carriages, other vehicles, and parts of:
Automobiles, and parts of—
1,046
1,624
1,176
Automobiles..................dut..
" 4,041,025 2,500,134 2,905,391
Parts of (except tires)__ dut. .dolls!! 801,254 490,905 773,743
Total automobiles, etc......
4,842,279 2,991,039 3,670,134

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402

No. 2 5 9 .— Merchandise

403




IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Bicycles, motor, and other cycles, and
144,336 186,980 256,281
irts of 7 ..........................dut..dolls..
81,142
54,803
50,940
43,422
79,572
62,400
8,749
1 other 8 ........................... dut. .dolls.
46,395
91,805
Total cars, carriages, etc.......dolls.. 4,842,279 2,991,039 3,679,134 3,837,084 2,250,759 2,662,233 2,272,587 1,732,279 1,462.303 1,270,888
574,857
Cement:
347,334
flOO lbs.
2 287,485
19,997
4,036
Roman, Portland, and ffree- -{dolls
Idolls..
2 121,970 132,764
2,929
9,182
flOO11
other hydraulic..........I.,..*. J\dolls.. 11,237,636 5,734,378 1,923,747 1,631,018 932,977 451,979 309,085 4 76,656
100 lbs,
iaut"\dolls... 3,669,926 1,973,472 712,628 602,833 324,949 168,802 122,821 4 38,767
All other.
.dut. .dolls.. 108,188 127,126 154,134 110,762
82,919
55,054
86,167
86,188
61,948
19,618
17,857
Chalk:
103,646 125,466
96,311 116,065 123,392 151,868 151,009 128,842 122,226 131,466
143,198
S
Unmanufactured..............free. -{^°S
104,062 110,758
91,188
93,451 103,842 117,658 128,190 120,049 102,907
131,385
96,635
Ground, precipitated, etc.. .dut. .dolls.. 46,379
44,593
36,700
92,461
39,526
53,618
80,941
36,307
73,190
46,136
Chemicals, drugs, dyes, and medicines:
Acids—
5,734,546 8,155,098 8,392,995 3,246,356 2,243,256
ifree-{do3iis:
521,195 674,504 532,211 183,624 154,841
24,525
Carbolic.
446,562
ldut--{dolls!
35,835
7,040,999 8,136,074 8,507,850 4,525,677 526,047 1,084,543
0 ^auc............................ dut- f c :
343, 570 406,824 420,409 268,407 166,882
516,629
ffree. .dolls.
541,959 543,053 286,824 472,548 261,106 253,262 273,436
520,870
All other.
*\dut. .dolls.
863,523 274,133 268,569 872,146 1,088,045 494,707
677,911
Total acids........................... dolls..
541,959 1,406,576 1,425,722 1,822,445 2,085,872 1,793,338
1,715,410
4,049,813 3,964,126 3,749,869 3,023.348 3,163,487 5,448, 749 8,036,592 2,633,414 5,991,878
17,580
32,491
( free.
674,444 753,371 1,215,700 647,944 708,346 1,381,936 1,817,270 845,459 1,586,099
17,456
54,300
jibs*3
10,420
21,475
11,703,728 10,407,935 9,076,729 4,757,881 1,965,068 1,856,696
Ammonia, muriate of, ordut'*(dolis”
sal /lbs__
546,667 505,430 465,429 240,849 122,174
178,274
ammoniac..................dut__ \dolls..
6,466,062 7,024,110 5,324,150 8,930,874 4,432,793 3,982,361 2,797,552 2,433,701
Arsenic and sulphide of, or orpi- jibs....
228,292 213,581 159,531 366,928 178,388 178,835 123,239
175,811
ment...............................free..\dolls.
Cinchona bark, and alkaloids or salts
of—
Barks, cinchona,quinine may1:l bs.... 3,615,958 3,983,825 3,502,423 3,300,483 3,826,048 2,891,823 3,553,239 3,648,868 3,944,549 3,947,320 2,531,397
*»
from which or other, be
380,552 368,419 263,112 242,087 297,634 233,323 357,490 464,412 561,106 777,637
685,936
extracted....................free, dolls.. 30,540,893 26,738,834 32,115,646 28,182,956 29,175,133 23,661,078 29,479,119 29,793,011 28,624,554 34,721,043 23,925,808
Argols, or wine lees............ dut.
* 2,562,384 2,305,185 2,641,867 2,220,687 2,938,337 2,225,180 2,621,632 3,228,674 3,094,380 5,306,246 3,824,882
1 July 1 to Aug. 5,1909.
«Included in “All other manufactures of” in years for which no figures are
2 Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
shown.
a Aug. 6 , 1909, to June 30,1910.
7 Included in “All other manufactures of iron and steel” in years for which
4 July 1 to Oct. 3, 1913.
no figures are shown.
6 In 1909 included in “All other manufactures of,” and in previous years
8 Included in “All other manufactures of iron and steel,” or “All other manu­
under “Ail other articles,” dutiable.
factures of wood,” in years for which no figures are shown.

Article.

1914

1915

1916

3,185,984
562,924

2,879,466
624,125

1,829,732
462,348

1,791,738
1,118,066

1,264,357
485,131

4,800,419
382,676

4,964,367
370,293

6,965,121
52,298,202
2,381,586
7,658,067
1,163,142

7,105,284
69,805,678
3,711,340
7,712,508
1,102,897

1940,907
1 70,931
2 2,143,560
*151,797
7,241,406
60,900,435
3,839,062
8,125,211
1,093,226

897,990 i
16,084
130, 793 i
3,978
5,851.887
3,340,592
37,828,646 40,498,392
2,543,681
3,206.780
7,975,709
6,599,583
1,596,978
8,235,670

3,161,371
29,078,038
2,184,569

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

.

4,621,840
661,568

2,415,405
403,474

2,331,981
336,530

2,991,071
411,307

3,218,586
436,138

3,086,627
467,494

. . .

8,271,038
650,118

5.407,790
462,332

6,132,517
543,528

5,866,982
515,623

6,133,725
450,106

.

5,635,001

free.-\dolls.
s___
Natural................. - d it-ld d blis .:
o
fibs
Synthetic............... -.d u t..{ doii;;;
Tar and pitch of coal *.
/free, .dolls..
All other5 ................ — \dut„doUs..
Extracts for tanning—
fibs ,
Quebracho................ Jfree. -|doUs
l dut
, , _ hbs
Jfree. .|doUs...
All other*................
ldut-{doiifl::
fibs . .
Total extracts, etc. ............... \dolls...
Fusel oil or amylic alcohol fibs... .
__dut. . \dolls..
Glycerin, crude *.......... --dut'-{dons::

7,170,057
1,233,541

4,883,675
22,043,165
1,405,912
6,078,073
1,058,354

5,901,842
39,095,186
2,221,234
8,249,972
1,400,286

6,011,054
38,213,180
2,173,913
7,538,689
1,195,942

6,022,986
45,363,012
2,384,202
6,908,751
1,152,518

708,094
738,491

1,018,043
630,297

1,062,967
650,165

950,i09
618,606

79,186,787 102,004,981
2,260,364
2,740,530

95,183,073
3,021,902

92,039,253
3,030,799

71,635,043
2,320,036

3,273,393
197,929

10,556,961
412,196

Chemicals, drugs, dyes, etc.—Continued.
Quima, sulphate of, ayd aU
alkaloids rk salts 0 f.fr°£' donschon a h a or
Coal-tar distillates, preparations, or
products—
fibs
p e e -.^ u g
Aniline salts............ |d u t..|doUg
Colors or dyes.......... .......dut. .'dolls.
fealls..
Dead or creosote oil3 — free..<§0 i.
w

.

.

_____________________

..

..

,

.

Trirlipn. natural nr svnthetio. fibs
..

.

,

Gums—

Arabic.....................




,

16,091
23,428
272,164
648,480

19,406
32,635
523,006
562,448

1,238,693
2,459,835
1,036,634
687,037
18,976
30,187
660,376
530,404

81,501,952
5,432,468

59,808,734
5,198,904

5,471,251
382,880

2,500,854
152,619

9,297,084
353,245

*72,917,783 120,460,283
3,676,749
*1,992,895
78,833,466 120,411,304
1550,407
2,005,770
6,191,232
*6,028,383
202,675
*198,973
9,481,275 12,781,657
365,149 ' 1 107,961

98,456,466 102,596,214
3,219,831
3,442,995

80,932,127
2, 673,281

88,314,741 102,139,127 126,641,515
3,879,424
2,370,919
2,850,236

86,973,203
5,815,348

62,309,588
5,351,523

5,231,252
842,916
40,109,007
4,364,419

5,462,637
1,462,531
29,933,320
3,674,926

5,085,249
1,183,902
34,413,507
4,251,841

2,136,904
689,962
10,621,403
2,232,494

1,617,607
629,250
4,122,410
1,297,159

,

,

. . . .

. fibs
free. {dolls

551,222
929,147

79,033,584
2,319,785
4,796,655
379,927

696,618
1,002,298

3,959,049
238,649

3,519,733
232,879

1917

83,830,239
2,699,712

83,145,836 105,524,714
2,973,409
2,499,013

37,992,433
2,459,458

32,481,068
2,470,178

36,248,421
3,021,272

4,953,952
598,199
41,181,526
3,665,763

7,068,066
393,581

4,890,897
348,883

4,158,958
275,987

5,451,181
315,154

1,277,612
699,941

510,350
1,126,400

5,802,360
910,759
36,409,619
4,486,415

3,312,223
701,826
17,620,509
2,186,755

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES,

1907

1918

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{

4,574,430
1,236,172
1,866,154
619,320
7,346,969
2,829,184
44,528,856
3,587,020
12,819,859
928,924
25,817,509
3,302,825
1,581,327
742,765
14,827,537
1,044,525
2,447,764
10,376,641
• 984,899

6,884,950
2,101,239
4,263,815
1,972,351
7,440,022
3,538,353
41,443,760
3,402,403
10,133,625
859,873
32,539,522
7,623,647
1,118,832
893,585
21,510,283
1,729,533
4,390,405
12,319,111
1,843,492

41,003,295 59,400,224
1,609,571 2,190,822
65,564
3,189,788
3,888
80,434
8,859,178
1,955,911
32,372,610
282,768
146,658
879,699

5,147,637
1,262,914
9,448,817
182,037
86,812
843,418

20,638,423 17,433,402 22,800,352 17,875,807 22,239,449 20,603,593 13,034,771 2,118,287 4,499,540
472,095
703,932 567,445 724,129 579,449 683,745 614,926 421,279 119,779
7,032,659 8,793,391 7,424,146 8,420,052 8,896,805 i 1,983,126
294,709 357,933 309,997 330,612 344,401 1 77,539
* Included under “ Tar and pitch of coal” in
6 Prior to 1911 including refined glycerin.
years for which no figures are shown.
7 Importation prohibited since 1909.
&Prior to 1914included extracts for dyeing.

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1,990,499 3,026,648 3,726,319 2,154,646 3,709,264 1 2,130,233
002,530 921,920 1,118,586 682,669 1,007,301 1577,234
U,34G,675 3,729,207
2352,481
451,362 477,269 478,422 244,295 491,256 566,106 1,003,261
1,170,666
179,965
158,297 6,793,821 161,878
91,429 162,557 182,790 417,861
5,450,139
6,508,208 7,782,005 13,758,592 8,040,891 6,499,664
1,987,112 2 ,547,339 2,899,086 3,127,004 5,282,722 3,012,458 2,459,810
24,861,428 29,357,579 23,021,822 25,115, 739 28,573,211 32,693,412 27,450,545
2,388,458 2,961,800 2,080,832 2,016,474 2,519,519 3,354,679 2,821,346
30,992,245 25,572,655 18,764,507 21,002,795 17,064,998 14,936,129 14,169,490
1,313,997 1,255,296 970,158 1,031,047 790,081 571,067 542,200
19,185,137 29,402,182 15,494,940 18,745,771 21,912,015 16,719,756 24,153,363
3,889,533 3,877,707 2,306,262 2,296,263 3,046,919 2,689,269 3,016.472
1,393,476 1,444,938 1,668,468 1,734,446 2,160,443 1,435,589 920,648
194,406 208,959 199,353 566,042 661,056
12,009,390 13,504,125 11,399,676 11,188,291 15,168,895 12,741,609 11,842,654
12,910 771,083 210,440 497,793 351,236 195,087 631,513
25,705 1,501,036 418,762 962,981 739,734 433,498 1,284,402
8,805,891 10,798,614 7,919,992
649,371 705,264 498,897
97,742,776 82,207,496 125,135,490 74,582,225 105,116,227 183,299,958
1,628,894 1,365,077 2,060,235 1,309,789 1,806,066 1 1,436,557
232,336,173 65,958,501
2610,635 1,252.989
83,399,660 94,004,686 99,562,575 73,274,026 75,276,218 47,423,651 18,150,525
750,358
614,185
684,086 3,825,014 801,135 586,488 5,446,261 416,740 197,003
5,220,544 5,683,252
1540,111
527,443 712,004 749,394 751,318 1 83,171
22,557,154 6,464,325
2410,567 1,148,578
215,118,953 296,544,687 205,878,984 345,181,246 289,494,316 126,695,430
996,892 1,364,990 994,463 1,727,848 1,473,207 745,382
517,388 449,239 629,842 399,837 508,433 455,200 484,027
1,951,518 1,622,475 2,208,445 2,437,403 2,665/965 1,810,429 2,445,005
92,053
843,061

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Camphor3,1/38,070 2,814,299
Crude, natural.. [free../dolls.. 1,572,863 1,365,269
/lbs...
d u t. 'idolls.
Refined and synthetic /lbs.*..
.........dut. .idolls.
6,089,607
Chicle..............................dut.. /lbs.... 6,732,581 2,027,148
dolls, 2,139,204
Copal, kauri, and damar \/lbs.... 26,681,736 24,966,693
.....................................free.. idolls.. 2,835,332 2,813,515
Gambier, or terra japonlca idolls.. 28,865,617 26,681,791
977,009 894,752
....................................free..
Shellac............................free.. idolls.. 17,785,960 13,361,932
5,821,688 4,143,974
939,952
.dolls.,
Au °ther.........................{dirt .dolls., 1,234,479
Total gums
dolls.. 14,974,156 12,533,493
/lbs__ 529,080 175,929
Iodine,crudeor resublimed, free.. idolls.. 1,085,586 342,777
Lactarine or casein............free /lbs...
dolls,
free.. lbs... 66,115,863 109,355,720
dolls., 1,140,541 1,864,436
d u t.. lbs....
dolls..
Lime, chloride of, or bleaching /lbs..., 106,234,544 90,235,515
idolls., 880,364 754,501
powder............................dut.. /lbs....
Lime, citrate of.............. <[free .. idolls..
lbs...,
[dut.. /idolls.
Magnesite, calcined, not puri­ /lbs..
fied ............................. free__ Idolls.
Opium565,252 285,845
Containing 9 per cent and over /lbs... 1,482,649 1,151,207
of morphia..................dut.. idolls. 163,278 147,021
libs...
Containing less than 9 per cent idolls. 1,585,477 1,336,703
of morphia7.................dut..
Potash (see also Fertilizers)—
Carbonate of, including crude /lbs...
. or black salts..............free.. \dolls, 25,642,733 24,643,210
760,745 844,136
Caustic or hydrate of, not in /lbs... 7,483,834 5,947,182
sticks or rolls...............free, .idolls.
267,045 242,881
1 July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
*Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
» Prior to 1908 included in “ Oils, mineral.”

Article.

1909

1910

1911

12,880,950 16,790,857 17,470,656 11,757,254 9,277,547
282,549
400,200 517,334 512,473 347,440 5,650,638
586,573
46,013,517 47,381,249 45,141,738 37,984,047 45,152,683
1,427,990 1,604,351 1,511,114 1,272,818 1,903,248
2,145,642

1912

1918

1914

1591,275
179,956
2,757,179 1,008,895 2217,446
410,778 146,596 233,243
16,467,276
1249,129
6 ,975,754 11,213,926 3,546,580
226,851 290,492 115,344
3,409,503 5,282,144 5,775,588
296,239 463,890 537,592
39,438,295 48,641,219 39,184,884
1,843,929 1,929,124 1,707,729
1,643,170 1,621,520 1,031,054

342,073 330,000 353,494 550,495 546,525 481,739 589,136 564,049
14,041,202 12,546,611 12,583,417 16,874,602 17,101,140 15,431,892 20,718,968 17,950,786
440,538 289,326 374,233 473,791 392,309 283,263 334,789 487,038
14,481,740 12,835,937 12,957,650 17,348,393 17,493,449 15,715,155 21,053,757 18,437,824
23,477
25,496
17,907
29,329
19,389
35,326
26,319
18,757
638,222 430,840 307,207 503,670 411,972 453,716 365,606 355,450
19,648,638
1236,154
12,487,103 8,576,091 10,974,613 13,632,861
12,498,376 14,489,776 21,121,762
297,506
235,154 1,049,497 2 22,584
267,239 227,611 293,249 299,170
2 397,433
969,249 571,977 1,121,485 797,409 1,140,650 841,628
1,523,156 1,170,135 1,495,469 1,203,773 1,953,372 2,025,153 2,641,573 81.035,266
1500,667
11,242,409
4,463,654
4,870,627
7,368,291 6,361,605 6,937,534 8,123,425 5,396,200 5,405,073 5,101,889 5,471,125
5,087,900
7,078,504 8,204,907
8,142,052 6,773,124 7,202,284

1915
1,775,717
163,728

1916
43,705
9,311

1917
104,579
76,208

68,095
5,017,291
43.970
9,432
30,413
225,549
677,785 5,532,545 10,171.654
22,483 761,818
904,506
4,045,274 280,289 1,096,578
289,975
395,589 106,888
24,550,838 8,018,796 15,940,446
1,228,628 1,007,228 1,773,197
457,241
496,934 181,643
6,063,659
934,354
577,122
16,355,701
39,499
563,536
17,893,090
26,365
445,218
13,165,182
323,448

677,478 1,892,150
846,279
113,693
1*,071,728 1,261,659
32,129,397 44,231,240
47,973
54,258
750,024
448,806
32,739,869 45,881,801
11,809
22,770
378,970
205,980
21,542,390 11,637,023
365,173
555,276

888,569 914,386
1,863,515 1,697,543
4,599,491 9,612,806
7,265,793 6,716,200

799,893
1,662,578
9,789,687
7,282,518

VALU ES.




1908

AND

Nitrate of, or saltpeter, crude /lbs__
....................................free.-\dolls.......... .. .
, . fibs._
Ail otner salts oi_____ -aut--\doYls
/lbs...
Total potash *........... ...........\dolls-.
Preparations, medicinal.. . .dut. .dolls
Soda. fibs__
Cyanide of*.................. .free..(doUs
Nitrate of...................... •free- t e . :
All other salts of........... /free., .dolls..
\dut... dolls..
Total soda................. ............dolls..
Sulphur, or brimstone, crude /tons..
.......................................free.-ldolls..
finman. fnrmrnd or iiriproiind fibs. .
©
.free, .\dolls..
Sumac, ground................
.. fibs....
/free. .|dollg
Vanilla beans.................. * /lbs .
ldUt-{doli
All other chemicals,drugs,, /free..dolls..
dyes, etc........................ .\dut. .dolls..

1907

30, 1907 to 1917—Continued.

I M P O R T S ------ Q U A N T I T I E S

Chemicals, drugs, dyes, etc.—Continued.
Potash (see also Fertilizers)—Contd.
Mbs__
Cyanide of.................. iree..jdoiis .
. ^ fibs__
[dut..-L u
Hydrate fiflnt rtf fvaiisMn soda fibs.
of, containing not more than
IfinAr

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AUother...................dut--{dX:

ld u t - - i d o U s ‘

24,907
100,830

4,585
20,151

1,740
8,527

8,352
42,117

2,189
11,473

1,089,809
4,184,541
1,712,982
4,263,292

1,981,407
6,123,802
2,006,374
6,230,098

1,227,858
3,498,480
1,232,443
3,518,031

1,024,791
4,400,919
1,626,537
4,409,440

1,761,210
4,975,914
1,769,562
5,018,031

1,300,242
3,711,479
1,302,431
3,722,952

129,163
6413,492

119,190
649,044

109,902
777,401

521,303

128,210

143,989
558,199

65,687
268,814

1,670
8,124
15,881
8,337 11,046,734
12,867,470
1,578,264 2311,208
4,368,356 2817,538
1,579,934 1,360,126
4,376,693 3,700,889
187,373
i 424,058
102,890 2 25,168
463,419 *113,562

7,230
12,358
25,408
28,809
1,429,608 1,618,539
4,150,785 4,841,157

1,761
13,830
1,282,790
4,142,951

1,441,966 1,625,769
5,621,560 4,866,565
88,805
59,753
398,949 290,951

1,284,551
4,156,781
24,791
133,556

VALU ES.

Coke ,

23,113
78,751

AND

/tons.
Total.
\dolls.
Clocks and watches, and parts of:
Clocks, and parts of............dut. .dolls.
Watches, and parts of........ dut. .dolls.
Total......................................dolls.
Coal and coke:
Coal—
fTM Jtons.
Anthracite.
*lTee*\dolls.
ffree.. Jtons.
\dolls.
Bituminous .
Idut. ■ Jtons.
\dolls.
Jtons.
Total coal.
■ \dolls.

44,201,375 39,875,580 1 41,041,805 I 46,460,896 | 46,128,201 43,613,642 56,059,080 I 48,505,673 44,891,046 77,122,086 i 87,529,794
29,223,225 25,719,909 28,770,721130,342,354 33,002,715 33,508,975 38,181,929 I 39,533,447 34,382,352 32,022,019 ! 37,270,968
73,424,600 06,595,549 69,812,520 76,803,250 ' 79,730,916 77,122,617 94,241,009 i 88,039,120 79,273,398 109,155,705 124,800,762
3,213,074 2,073,425 0,781,709 2,884,808 5.891,814 684,912 2,824,992 2,292,430 755,680
448
353,271
55,641 124,330
67,450
33,655
74,028 136,500
54,273
47,HS2
17,389
48
37,383
230,634 235,438 263,697 238,802 229,200 229,093
206,129
1,563,752 1,528,257 1,750,058 1,577,747 1,498,071 1,377,106 1,207,760
10,004
7,724
17,472
16,683
6,816
25,149
16,933
33,041
6,909
0,158 157,044 260,631 139,748
23,204 228,207
107,832
75,983
33,168
62,478
24,921
72,839
270,390 243,847 252,838 287,126
47,592
73,576 157,730
52,233
72,207 210,997
85,148 440,853
51,705
1,S40,2K9 1,080,100 1,716,078 1,919,668 382,960 368,256 433,344
309,338
328,011 295,691
280,454 251,571 258,996 304,059 320,945 324,328 372,049 345,419 306.054 288,235
260,537
1,954,121 .750,083 1,777,556 2,076,712 2,107,343 2,036,261 2,394,399 2,246,807 .983.812 1,705,995 ,542,019
610, 060 471,133 468,597 701,852 869,282 681,972 809,715 905,421 705,555 234,796
70,929
2,983,113 2,451,009 2,088,034 1,869,402 2,293,679 2,313,677 2,615,744 3,386, 73S 3,039,651 3,362,728 5,691,852
3,593,173 2,922,142 2,550,031 2,571,254 3,162,961 2,995,649 3,425,459 4,292,159 3,745,206 3,697,524 5,762,781

I M P O S T S ------ Q U A N T I T I E S

/free*, .dolls...
Total.
\dut * dolls..
Total chemicals, drugs, dyes, and
medicines3..........................dolls.
Chicory root, raw, roasted,ground, /lbs__
or otherwise prepared__ dut.. \dolls..
Clays or earths:
China clay, or kaolin.......dut- {doUs
Common blue, and bauxite, / tons.,
crude...............................free..\dolls .

*July 4,1913, to3,1913.
*Oct. 1 to Oct. June 30,1914.
8 Because of the transfer of “ Muriate and sulphate of potash " and “ Sulphate Of ammonia" to “ Fertilizers/' and the transfer of “ Wax, mineral and vegetable," to “Wax,
and manufactures of," the figures for 1907-1915 of “ Total potash" and “ Total chemicals, etc.," differ from those previously published.
* Prior to 1915 included in “All other chemicals," free.

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Article.

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1908

and

1909

V a l u e s , b y A rticles , Y ears E n d e d J u n e

1910

1911

1912

1913

30, 1907 to 1917—Continued.
1914

1915

1916

1917

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

138,260
Cobalt, and cobalt ore, and zafifer /lbs—
3,753 884,242 311,116 197,009
24,095 144,270
ft 90K 186,124
191,966
.......................................... free, .\dolls..
1,198
30,716 115,038
74,586
92,249,819 82,831,242 129,854,749 108,668,070 138,058,341 145,968,945 140,039,172 176,267,646 192,306^ 634 243,231,939 338,653,876
Cocoa, or cacao, crude........ free*-{dolis’* 13,376,562 14,257,250 14,850,328 11,376,061 14,552,879 15,931,556 17,389,042 20,797,790 22,893,241 35,143,865 39,834,279
Cocoa and chocolate, prepared or | lb
4,809,694 3,773,442 2,806,182 2,401,503 2,912,081 2,816,885 3,470,680 3,096,445 2,427,561 2.347,162 1,829,521
manufactured (not including faiii
553,139
708,007
confectionery)................... dut.. ja0118’ * 1,202,427 1,026,792 711,990 590,090 875,366,797 658,836 787,678 706,193 584,915 660,377 1,319,870,802
885,201,247 863,130,757 1,001,528,317 1,118,690,524 1,201,104,485
985,321,473 890,640,057 1,049,868,768 871,469,516
Coflee....................................®»e-•{<&:; 78,231,902 67,688,106 79,112,129 69,194,353 90.567,788 117,826,543 118,963,209 110,725,392 106,765,644 115,485,970 133,184,000
84,520
58,081
84,715
117,279 183,224 128,015
Collodion, and mfrs. of1........ dut..
‘ 871,736 1,908,051 1,142,181 335,907 133,313 188,047 148,974 569,763 373,239 126,190
53,443
295,058
Copper, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured—
442,391
(gross wt.,tons... 278,488 271,017 320,217 398,172 370,834 433,277 469,767 444,907 339,564 448,211
Ore3.................free..-!cop.cont., lbs.. 56,732,916 49,434,121 57,468,402 58,338,523 57,164,775 63,843,045 80,412,320 87,588,730 78,423,610 114,807,677 119,880,948
[dolls................ 8,296,328 7,057,080 6,538,597 6,515,353 5, 796,066 6,631,378 9,444,108 10,137,244 8,548,401 15,959,269 19,788,974
30,616
31,112
30,033
26,949
29,294
33,772
28,276
Matte and regulus*
18,334,643 24,016,986 18,222,193 22,433,769 26.929,355 24,682,744 21,543,475
.....................lree*- [dolls .
2,159,191 2,757,192 1,863,476 2,731,804 4,223,385 3,559,740 2,680,140
75,237
152,092
(gross wt.,tons.
18,112,731 36,164,306
Concentrates ..free..-{cop. cont., lbs..
3,304,674 8,839,457
(dolls...............
28,171
19,110
Matte and regulus, 1grosscont.,tons
20,086,905 15,520,985
coarse metal and-!cop. wt., lbs..
3,587,201 3,947,651
cement........ free.. [dolls...............
56,732,916 49,434,121 75,803,045 82,355,509 75,386,968 86,276,814 107,341,675 112,271,474 99,967,085 153,007,313 171,266,239
Total........
8,296,328 7,057,080 8,697,788 9,272,545 7,659,542 9,363,182 13,667,493 13,696,984 11,228,541 22,851,144 32,576,082
/
Manufactures of—
Pigs, ingots, bars and plates, /lbs__ 198,442,715 145,033,236 220,853,988 247,996,570 268,183,621 282,851,320 291,093,325 273,386,598 147,130,223
30,887,841 31,966,223 35,791,011 44,611,735 39,551,268 19,743,701
not manufactured__ and |ih
Unrefined black, blister,free, -\dolls.. 39,346,145 24,361,902 29,271,514
253,784,039 332,963,909
49,558,892 86 ,769,076
pigs, or other forms— te f ' JdOlEi;*
free..
’
8,819,993 9,745,573
Refinedcopper in bars, plates, /lbs....
1,693,383 2,860,431
rods, or other forms, free Idolls
7,010,964 6,525,355 5,089,323 9,380,027 16,235,682
Old and clippings, fit only for /lbs....
906,804 807,409 582,147 1,524,741 3,983.644
remanufacture............free, .\dolls..




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IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

1,650,470 1,624,883 223,701 555,511
473,987
Composition metal, copper /lbs__
294,012 265,921
90,079
32,326 104,039
chief value........... tree, .\dolls..
Total, pigs, etc........ free,
■ * 198,442,715 145,033,236 220,853,988 247,996,570 268,183,621 282,851,320 299,754,759 281,536,836 152,443,247 272,539,570 359,419,151
39,346,145 24,361,902 29,271,514 30,887,841 31,966,223 35,791,011 45,812,551 40,624,598 20,358,174 52,881,055 93,703,230
50,524
52,526
47,339
97,349 184,672
74,507
282,817
All other mfrs. of.............dut. .dolls.. 82,642 100,761 107,084
46,376
Total copper, and manufactures
of........................................d«Hs
126,562,129
519,532 172,200 133,825
34,308
Copper cement..................... free.
*
33,845
8,624
2,934
10,389
4,274,810
Cork wood or bark, unmfrd...free. .dolls.. 2,356,052 2,092,732 2,016,551 3,152,280 2,335,003 3,242,319 3,152,070. 3,851,794 2,762, 895 3,134,884 3,870,389
2,346,415 2,350,684 2,647,838 2,024,059 941,243 2,158,447
Cork, manufactures of............dut. .dolls.. 1,707,930 2,156,274 1,025,639 1,619, 111
Cotton, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured...............free. .{dolls 104,791,784 71,072,855 86,518,024 86,037,691 113,768,313 109,780,071 121,852,016 123,346,899 185,204,579 232,801,062 147,061,635
19,930,988 14,172,241 13,622,802 15,816,138 24,776,320 20,217,581 22,987,318 19,456,588 23,208,960 40,150,342 40,429,526
Manufactures of—
Cotton thread (except spool) 1
and carded yarn, warps or
*** 6,940,261 7,036,442 6,926,295 8,879,916 7,121,140 6,827,046 7,728,649 6,417,805 5,807,740 8,105,743 10,441,116
warp yarn..................dut..Jaolls - ■ 3,583,627 3,921,111 3,306,172 4,317,788 4,218,214 4,028,127 4,449,254 3,877,225 3,327,010 5,084,987 9,809,493
Cloths—
Unbleached............dut..{^j,^ds" 2,406,910 3,609,469 2,535,251 5,642,713 4,155,520 3,736,612 4,316,677 3,323,408 3,637,161 7,277,904 13,339,618
280,298 344,941 289,843 585,307 469,888 415,676 519,645 473,686 393,759 688,133 1,622,492
Bleached, dyed, colored,
stained, painted, or.|doUs- - *• 80,233,421 75,876,055 65,841,357 56,304,388
'' 12,727,769 12,079,919 9,900,294 8,455,360
printed.................dut.
13,644,562 12,723,841 11,651,671 16,796,936 15,568,783 14,438,892 13,750,948
Bieached.................dut--{cSiud!::
2,184,693 2,133,678 2,131,127 3,173,037 2,334,798 2,295,784 2,441,450
Dyed, colored, stained,
37,735,078 30,250,020 27,669,013 ®41,512,985 27,593,475
painted, or printed
6,146,423 5,211,375 5,107,156 3 8,199,078 4,557,764
.........................dut..) ---t\ 7 * ji • jm ,i fsOi yds*.
14,737,406 31,531,146
Dyed in the piece.dut. -trolls
3,097,166 8,285,800
tx v j, j
j j jso i yds
5,501,068 4,932,492
Printed................ dUt--{dolls....
1,003,265 1,088,327
10,491,115 10,458,774
Anoth8r...............dut“ {dolls....
1,761,908 1,713,763
82,640,331 79,485,524 68,376,608 61,947,101 55,535,160 46, 710,473 43,637,361 61,633,329 46,799,419 52,446,385 74,012,978
Total cloths...............{Si£df:: 13,008,067 12,424,860 10,190,137 9,040,667 8,801,004 7,760,729 7,757,928 11,845,801 7,286,321 8,846,256 15,151,832
Handkerch ie fs or mufflers
....................................dut.. dolls..
374,401 458,540 425,639 298,113 348,027
832,351
3 Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914, including mercerized (whether unbleached, bleached,
*iprior to 1910 including photographicincluded in “ Ore.”
Prior to 1909 matte and regulus are motion-picture films—positives.
or colored).

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1907

1908

1909

Nets nr nettings . . dut dolls.
Veils and veilings
dut dolls
Allother ...................dut dolls
Total laces, etc.................... dolls..
Plushes, velvets, velve teens, 1 __
and other pile fabrics
cept corduroys)........d u t.. | ao s
Waste or flocks.................free.
'
Wearing apparel—
Knit goods—
Stockings, hose, and half/dz. p rs..
hose.................... dut..\dol!s___
All other...................... dut. .dolls..
A ll o t h e r w e a r i n g a p p a r e l
...................................... dut. .dolls..
All other manufactures of. d u t.. dolls..
Total manufactures o f........dolls..
Dials, enameled, for watches, etc. fN o
........................................... dut \dolls..
Dice, draughts, chessmen, billiard' balls,
poker chips, e tc ....................dut. .dolls..




30,201

27,295

6,917,828
2,719,431
4,084,977
63,231,968
23,380

1916

6,906,105
593,412

6,674,267
449,848

2,752,731
491,447

276,377
18,667,616
1,659,387
38,049
1,865,065
33,865,822
4,749,044
2,381,486
26,815,142
1,293,864

49,197
11,431,428
996,180
17,473
806,471
20,800,266
3,716,480
1,733,250
10,403,557
488,424

210,066
10,963,403
2,112,790
16,411
726,607
21,153,392
3,505,825
1,706,052
28,304,368
1,309,787

697,003
8,616.411
2,210,428
13,650
1,867,187
16,648,857
3,778,189
2,048,859
25,628,889
1,412,911

1912

1914

35,924,612

39,756,502 33,611,010 34,368,580 36,828,162 35,924,612
986,952 4,292,467
2,575,495 2,764,086 1,042,739
432,524 1,840,139
423,161
963,715 1,035,536
22,954,676 10,664,171 28,960,205 35,740,475 56,301,467
1,042,267
445,493 1,221,682 1,579,588 2,940,078
8,671,848 9,032,574
3,771,188 4,185,344
3,949,689 4,169,346
74,746,903 68,825,274

1917

1915

15,464,473 12,065,684 10,606,939
752,389
719,671
837,759

1911

875,116
13,766,453
955,036
79,452
5,115,872
37,094,161
4,836,578
2,443,946
34,437,484
1,646,211

2,751,477 2,227,249
5,815,403 3,615,153 2,786,168
416,726
561,362
646,972
3,857,236 3,983,030 3,635,393
5,534,391 5,112,959 4,921,923
68,052,731 66,996,551 65,152,785
617,096
999,873
416,855
26,263
32,186
52,069
46,787
57,039
49,230

860,058
16,981,019
900,532
69,016
4,180,321
35,776,301
4,696,967
2.576.440
44,694,539
2,129,874

74,778
31,638
2.154.441 2,419,401 1,300,507
98,372
2,703,844 3,144,645 1,496,781
148,252
300,716
385,567 2,527,218 2,652,646 1,263,187
4,287,543 2,898,167 1,172,694 1,423,549 1,845,958
5,540,566 8,444,961 6,949,618 6,228,381 8,032,335
66,065,857 70,704,828 46,205,123 47,511,870 56,181,684
266,072
7,000
6,593
4,114
1,494
19,345
68,780
39,909
28,983
61,031
32,128

IM POSTS ---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES,

Cotton, and manufactures of—Continued.
Manufactures of—Continued.
Laces, embroideries, etc., and articles
made thereof (except wearing ap39, 756,502 33,611,010 34. 3fiS flRfl
Embroideries, including edgings,
in s e r tin g s , a n d g a llo o n s
...................................... dut. .dolls..
Laces and lace articles, including
lace edgings, insertings, and
galloons—

1910

1913

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Dyewoods In a crude state:
Logwood1.............................
/to n s...
AU other 1......................... free.. tdolls ..

1,257,051 1,264,788 1,053,822 1,196,740 1,150,375
962,179 1,101,402
11,886,680 11,780,425 8,420,809 9,359,176 9,708,948 8,553,672 8,556,176

992,976
7,863,124

17,874
166,371
45,760

32,368
368,448

533,538

300,400

212,131

368,448

39,571
476,983
3,141
47,315
42,712
524,298

564,059
515,185 1,773,078
481,847
552,342
334,397
382,756
465,210
13,706,790 13,427,969 9,809,028 11,021,126 11,411,665 9,997,698 10,172,763 10,629,178
130,484
86,971
206,571
155,263
179,530
117,044
71,219
211,391
*5,832,725
*1,059,592
650
231,859
231,
973,053 1,367,224 * 182,230
818,267 1,573,394
147,173
937
26,276
25, 850
205,832 > 29.572
225,744
110,738
43,822
433,405
228,305 3,420,412
869,923
6,232
30,798
56,121
10,845
36,892
4,430
10,616
504,619
1,812
1,982
32,112
34,249
1,436,439 1,103,107
85,963
71,579
4,626,586 6,925,753
413,586
547,937
531,661
102,158
6,778,528
551,381
275,138

68,893
62,817
i, 069,983 5,927,003
343,348
423,530
182,482
169,914

653,765

134,6
55,059
742,234 3,437,6
13,361
24,5
197,122
159,221
68,420
939,356 3,906,367

122,794
4,137,400
8,896
189,176
131,689
4,326,576

3,545,467

176,712
3,151,690

321,934
1,368,680
231,126
2,763,168
8,681,472 6,837,206
464,992
337,576
732,566
3,046,631
110,638
438,760

433,304
1,910,288
317,970
5,989,964
510,290
1,110,322
268,286

8,571,758 6,021,672
921,502
798,129
12
209
183,100
389,173
9,206
18,651
6,240,173 4,863,060
701,799
567,135
27,974
151,225
738,979
737,220

10,317,774
1,732,948
44
545
143,743
6,388
7,664,746
224,857
7,977
239,767

958,212

7,445,077

631,907
5,286,397

4,727,282
274,193

*256,379
1Included In “ All other chemicals (free) ” during years for which no figures are shown.
* Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
3July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
*Prior to Oct. 4,1913, yolks only.
6Prior to 1913 included in “ Metals, metal compositions, and manufactures of, n. e. s.”

234,111

411




80,062
378,064
7,663
108,928
37,725
486,992

21,594
244,460
55,940

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Total.........................................{ £ £ : :
Earthen, stone, and china ware:
China, porcelain, parian, and bisque—
N o t decorated or o r n a m e n t e d
..........................................d u t.. dolls..
Decorated or ornamented .dut. .dolls..
Earthen and crockery ware—
N o t d e c o r a t e d or o r n a m e n t e d
..........................................dut..dolls..
Decorated or ornamented. d u t.. dolls..
All other.............................dut. .dolls..
Total................................d u t.. dolls..
Edible substances,*n. e. s.........dut. .dolls..
[free.. fdoz.
Eggs of poultry......................j
} d « f;:
la u t--\dolls..
Eggs, dried, frozen, and yolks of lbs__
................................................dut. .\d oils..
Electric lamps:
Arc 6..................................... d u t.. \dollsIncandescent—
Carbon filam ent6 .......... du t.. /No ..
tdolls.
Metal filam ent5 .............dut.
*'
AU other, including bulbs6.......d u t..
T otal......................................... dolls..
Explosives:
Cartridges...............................dut. .dolls..
Firecrackers...............
.d ut.. /lb s....
\doUs.
F u l m i n a t e s a n d ik e a r t i c l e s
............................................. d u t.. dolls..
F u l m i n a t e s , g u n p o w d e r , etc .
............................................. free..dolls..

37,027
476,916
3,973
55,843
41,000
532,759

38,230
478,636
54,902

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Article.




1911

1912

1918

1914

1915

789,635
1,063,828

617,567
617,567

582,015
582,015

581,149
581,149

600,958
857,337

257,949
492,060

362,526
1,320,738

1,251,399
8,696,476

420,972
27,728
207,763

795,864
58,006
270,076

692,051
58,191
282,947

1,091,931
78,143
320,102

618,458
53,925
275,915

617,118
57,992
220,681

470,416
44,249
129,717

325,510
31,277
83,655

354,921
55,377
128,375

4,360,721

5,507,974

7,113,778

5,865,830

3,806,696 6,252,298
1,228,645 1,985,084

3,944,928
926,735

2,183,171
319,452

2,195,497
525,654

534,921
944,295

2,648,212

2,595,860

1,994,724

1,424,191

821,541

26,917

21,298

36,874

2,088,626 2,722,483 3,131,972
8,480,029 12,661,783 8,825,176

3,036,736
5,566,276

2,088,222
4,830,671

1,939,487
3,455,577

1908

1909

277,313
212,597
70,034
1,211,308

206,077
158,936
87,001
902,198

353,740
266,002
77,177
937,902

342,161
22,140
521,883

432,867
31,842
378,817

4,401,131
1,772,380

1910

3,332,004 3,747,021 3,556,250 2,883,551 2,555,323
9,505,515 10,755,954 11,660,084 11,992,053 9,845,344
31,982

30,643
1,471

249,361
22,742,510
61,228,985 68,547,726 80,383,268 14,652,701
1,660,037 1,788,512 2,037,467 8356,577

92,188
5,252,923

52,330
845,765

29,516
593,306
740,392
3,902,304

31,790
8,732

22,681
342,295

26,135
16,901

27,665
352,350

28,734
1,620

36,999
580,334

1,356,062

26,422
7,531

1,701,918

1916

1917

10,149
26,391

35,224
9,662

65,906
54,089
4,143,417 3,655,413

74,444
4,888,563

57,048
1,208,152

19,610
1,371,007

8,176
647,271

41,450
1,034,636
21,887
755,833

23,428
584,748
20,945
534,391

20,466
524,153
15,837
425,377

14,305
385,541
3,563
73,398

541,846
485,132
466,795
2,399,761 2,154,977 2,579,619

79,004
444,760

64
1,795

33,864
830,616
34, 70G
684,658

33,337
801,713
19,075
340,915

IMPORTS ---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES,

Explosives—Continued.
Gunpowder and substances for ribs—
mining, blasting, etc....... dut. .\dolls..
All other.................................dut. .dolls..
Total........................................ dolls..
Fans:
Common palm leaf............. free. -{dolls
All o ther............................... dut. .dolls..
Feathers, etc., natural and artificial:
Feathers and downs, crude, not dressed,
c o l o r e d , or m a n u f a c t u r e d
......................................... dut..dolls..
O strich.............................. d u t.. dolls.
All other.............................d u t..dolls.
Feathers and downs, dressed, colored,
or manufactured, not suitable for
millinery ornam ents1----dut .. dolls..
Feathers, suitable for millinery orna­
ments, and flowers, fruits, grains,
and leaves,artificial..........dut. .dolls.
T otal......... '.............................dolls..
Felt:
Adhesive, for sheathing
...............free., dolls.
Roofing...................................dut. .dolls.
Fertilizers:
Ammonia, sulphate of—
[dut. ■ /lbs...
\dolls.
Bone dust, bone ash, and boneftons.
m eal...................................free..\dolls.
Guano....................................fr“ -{dons:
Manure salts and k ainlt.. .free.. /tons .
1dolls.
Kami*................................* “ • • { & :

1907

412

N o.

24,350
165,608
103,258
3,860,555
25,687
1,000,797
4,833,527
11,862,819

28,170
164,335
105,820
3,883,615
24,717
1,007,584
4,453,776
11,650,172

192,738 r 171,802
1,814,071 1,794,058
15,928
19,805
152,840
137,006
201,220
132,735
215,957
192,507
174,734
4,758,897 5,640,641 6,449,576 7,235, 718 6,782,056
42,745
27,291
44,476
47,441
38,479
1,148,606 1,412,234 1,952,308 1,826,836 1,753,485
5,278,259 7,373,278 5,654,532 4,317,622 3,300,833
13,940,569 18,523,845 23,805,009 23,252,699 20,583,450

2,271
41,825

324
7,794

102,732
237,886
2,130
7,915.523 3,666,118
461,431
45,139
21,852
2,423
1,897,740 1,071,761
197,808
6,199,554 3,285,529 3,304,099
28,038,709 13,556,158 6,327,495

606
174,806
661
20,538
3,460,386
4,769,734

261,342
2,767,241

66,062
760,699




12,761
9,870
2,542,256 3,536,062

7,792
2,668,538

12,421
3,950,020

413

7,918
4,694
«8,898
6,939
62,572,095 1,875,701 3,508,295 4,236,232
7987
10,900
7298,179
3,778,501
9,635
5,310
6,506
68,339
61,472,460 1,156,129 1,642,418 2,487,477
7,663
7483
5,278
6,213
6; 423
5,208
8,718
5,007
792,023
1,534,371 1,086,805
938,338 1,100,273 1,484,116
799,164 1,039,833
30,812
9,272
10,660
32,680
6,874
10,174
12,300
9,573
9,610
14,966
9,835
923,104 1,036,431 1,216,466 2,905,494 2,913,414
645,526
676,887
1.369,206
776,351
469,503
893,273
108,322
125,389
106,033
101,001
104,489
65,238
107,533
156,685
83,140
112,695
68,155
8,950,918 6,504,920 7,216,307 3,728,448 4,718,599 7,183,385 9,280,565 11,174,028 4,677,334 7,914,782 9,855,196
2,842
2,070
5,642
1,827
2,099
3,860
6,861
465,774
809,001
441,109
570,084
767,509 1,139,648 1,671,245
78,892
93,253
61,902
49,688
76,765
68,536
52,467
73,823
51,081
54,513
74,308
10,876,107 8,974,617 7,156,091 10,517,100 8,622,491 8,000,865 12,629,693 9,779,539 9,200,793 14,066,838 17,274,455
2,679
2,944
7,180
7,910
7,827
3,353
6,171
5,364
716,953
917,166
294,388
319,936 1,130,995 1,718,740
362,888
483,310
228,610
215,547
117,727
185,764
163,869
99,966
143,407
99,061
114,467
91,451
103,994
14,959,415 14,047,369 10,215,887 11,440,521 12,092,564 11,866,843 17,803,819 25,860,729 20,572,347 25,803,433 25,931,525
9,313
22,580
13,691
9,799
8,468
6,697
10,747
9,270
12,248
10,719
13,575
482,055
633,802 1,348,159 1,621,474
906,449
2,295,229 1,471,419 1,142,761 1,148,461
703,254 1,281,175
482.216
387,014
416,962
408,618
286,247
330,367
310,572
295,609
277,364
355,790
287,743
38,450,875 31,891,598 26,406,933 27,842,944 27,145,374 29,584,092 43,644,523 53,959,793 40,420,017 59,460,062 67,709,758
Total..
20,084
1,470
17,374
13,070
15,741
19,184
15,078
15,907
Idntt'-\dolls./ ton8
ia u
390,202
3,788,483 3,601,485 3,341,420 4,575,895 3,606,876 4,878,774 5,434,136
482,216
418,432
408,618
290,434
345,445
326,479
407,098
303,484
355,790
/to n s.. 312,983
305,431
Total unmanufactured
\doUs.; 42,239,358 35,493,083 29,748,353 32,418,839 30,752,250 34,462,866 49,078,659 54,349,995 40,420,017 59,460,062 67,709,758
i Prior to Oct. 4,1913, including natural feathers and dressed birds suitable for millinery ornaments.
2 Aug. 6,1909, to June 30,1910.
3 July 1 to Aug. 6, 1909.
4 Prior to 1907 included in “ Chemicals—Potash, all other salts of (free).”
< Because of the inclusion of muriate and sulphate of potash and sulphate of ammonia, formerly classed under “ Chemicals,” the figures shown for 1907-1912 differ from those
>
previously published.
« Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
7 July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
8,656
9,528
2,254,112 2,514,680

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Manure salts___
Phosphates, crude
Potash, n. e. s.—
Muriate of..........
,rce--{doUs!'
Sulphate of4___
All other.................
.free., dolls..
Total &............
...........dolls..
Fibers, vegetable, and textile grasses, and
manufactures of, n. e. s.:
Unmanufactured—
ftons
Jiree. -\d.olls..
Flax.
/to n s..
( d u t . -\dolls..
ffree..{to n s'
\ dolls..
H em p.
Idut.. (tons..
Idolls..
Istle or Tampico fiber. ..free.
*
/to n s.
Jute and jute butts.
tdolls..
***•*■ ...............................free- { S : :
ManUa................................free- {dote..
New Zealand flax............free. •j ^ f s*‘
frefi /to n s..
-rree*\dolls..
AUother............................

Article.

1907

3,941,381 3,024,480
12,692,166 13,558,323
984,914
1,116,588
7,441,322 6,933,167
320,025
275,125
1,068,097
451,705
311, 785,529 337,163,051
23,224,659 19,780,186

3,367,852
453,305
4,097,082
1,260,039
48,052,353
49,312,392

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

57,368,587 35,221,113
5,288,631 2,983,241
9,274,428 4,337,778
468,702
871,841
8,613,570 5,113,581
174,185
364,530
2,579,157 3,498,774
371,221
221,940

49,717,689 42,313,911 51,800,037 57,035,347 50,978,524
2,fiil,348 2,483,252 2, 740,949 4,268,383 4,626,519 ■ 3,645,105
9,130,409 12,066,473 9,344.611 9,654,552 7,297,477 5,359,708
819,332
678,790
493,053
681,033
655,649
810,781
6,095,204 7,698,356 9,074,323 7,322,314 8,545,776 6,253,228
276,421
204,949
413,954
312,049
309,068
391,496
18,907,519 9,813,227
1 584,593
720,480
5,889,126 7,815,494 2 5,607,474
704,932
595,332
389,418
551,989 2 412,008
425,506,992 396,550,776 368,397,867 420,599,029 2124,576,025
21,447,537 21,103,914 24,358,639 37,773,846 211,038,020
131,285,218 397,355,965
131,382,930 27,946,701
1.767.676
142,795
141,887,017 114,684,371 126,519,824 139,471,688 92,288,007 61,968,107
21,169,629 18,222,772 19,914,603 22,397,005 14,125,816 9,774,015
2,404,631 2,493,514 2,252,374 2,067,412 2,535,054 2.558.676

382,438,713 446,282,193
34,227,196 48,296,400
1,871,578 1,902,293
222,514
194,015
53,398,542 38,554,586
11,255,568 10,176,643
2,312,935 3,001,235

2,382,352
3,172,812
832,063
12,796,008
29,436,655
32,131,014
61,567,669

1,919,949 2,273,555
221,587
275,403
3,053,007 3,783,202
1,203,646 1,616,034
10,363,693 9,096,052
35,685,507 49,310,508
32,760,024 29,644,677
68,445,531 78,955,185

3,849,636 3,916,219 4,214,993 3,744,467
7,788,324 3,973,620 3,793,591 3,128,795
666,457
652,926
775,727
671,157
3,859,393 4,156,139 4,066,338 4,270,757
885,982 1,128,400 1,069,603 1,122,830'
56,718,263 53,637,599 58,590,240 75,849,586
57,604,245 54,765,999 59,659,843 76,972,416

3,522,008
3,975,421
871,715
12,235,290
33,037,809
49,360,430
82,404,239

134,191,117 45,605,512 51,232,322
11,733,793 2,149,449 2,503,556
15,831,540 26,205,229 21,054,636 26,357,009 33,896,960 29,761,996 2 6,168,374
984,670 1,385,155 1,791,711 1,646,073 2333,693
870,757 1,071,094

68,325,208
3,640,520

VALU ES.

2,417,916
448,111
4,654,888
1,436,613
53,030,959
54,467,572

1911

AND

97,728,481 119,671,206
17,101,639 18,108,649
2,592,184 2,136,946

1910

Q U A N T IT IE S




1909

1917— Continued.

IM P O R T S —

Fibers, etc.—Continued.
Manufactures of—
Bags of ju te .....................dut..-I fibs___ 4,330,530
Idolls..
Binding twine..................free.. fibs.... 2,486,570
idolls., 227,490
Coir yarn........................... free..-* fibs.... 4,435,464
(dolls.. 166,997
Fabrics, plain, woven—
Bagging, g u n n y | f
fsq . y d s..
cloth, and similarl .‘'\d<)Us. . . .
fabrics for cover- L.,* /sq ii *
ing cotton.............jau t. >lls. - ,. 1,218,346
Burlaps, or plain woven fab­ lbs__ 356,549,685
rics of single jute yarn dolls.. 29,113,847
.................................d ut..
Not bleached, colored, etc. lbs__
.................................free.. ldolls..
Bleached, dyed, etc.. d u t.. fibs___
dolls.
Other, of flax, hemp, or)
ramie, including shirtingKyini ' 125,825,473
cloth........................d u t..|aoUs**** 21,048,352
Handkerchiefs....................dut. .dolls.. 2,734,971
Laces,embroideries, etc., and articles
made thereof (except wearing ap­
parel) ............................. dut..dolls..
Wearing apparel__
dnt dolls
5,075,675
Y am s.................................d u t- - { & : :
657,050
All other............................. d u t.. dolls.. 6,611,202
394,487
Total............................. \d u t.. dolls.. 64,714,298
Total manufactures of............dolls.. 65,108,785
Fish:
Cured or preserved—
,lbs___
Cod, haddock, hake, ffree * dolls
lb s.... 16,138,272
and pollock...............
dolls..
904,188

1908

to

414

N o. 2 5 9 .— M erch a n dise I m po rted : Q uantities and V alues , by A rticles , Y ears E nded J u n e 30, 1907

00
c&SS
OO-Vcn

2,407,840
85,703,469
4,043,200

24,899,260 12,369,876 12,011,881
844,033
1,527,038
96% 220
844,773
806,725
861,690
1,590,783 1,096,341 1,164,170
90,030,121 104,895,503 115,613,723
3,951,018 4,485,575 6,242,840
2,300,826
427,676
2,290,316
754,889
6,554,891
606,498
660,773
13,810,870
4,587,379
18,398,249
195,358
311,881
85,223
6,947
27,951

2,966,676
506,432

4,000,608
883,193

2,04i,4i3 2,612,758
926,149
602,056
6,776,537 5,332,683
906,572
725,961
486,082
441,464
14,447,579 18,959,466
8,007,687 3,572,010
17,455,266 22,531,476
201,259
160,837
395,768
456,808
95,863
104,507
8,304
12,008
31,458
87,380

415




1,911,346
88,872,375
8,493,729

IBT8— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Fish (except shellfish), packed In oil,
etc.,.................................. d u t.. dolls., 2,400,703 2,219,549 2,767,648 2,987,938 2,580,469 2,084,548 2,664,130 3,178,000
_ libs,...
177,116,896
TT ,*
jfroe - -{dolls..
12,498,135
Herri° * ..........................i(dut - .{dollfi
Hnt S te
71,293,634 79,235,922 70,785,456 76,838,454 223,296,987
2,605,002 2,869,742 2,757,136 3,165,748 2 1,124,041
?]h«
405,438
Dried or smoked......... d u t- {dolls' ’ 1,769,869 2,035,135
61,334
67,788
10,585
314,229
355,644
293,614
Pickled or salted..........dut. -{dg]j3' ’ 2,357,011 2,411,485 1,995,187
124,026,977
11,390,396
w v^i
j free"{dolls..
Mackerel........................1dutt..^ dolls.. 26,222,767 20,956,891 29, i.83,767 29,955,731 35,551,854 26,208,470 26,204,735 “ 7,302,745
ld u /lb s.
1,609,986 1,439,369 1,527,962 1,561,755 1,689,381 1,597,978 1,319,363 2 329,131
790,356 1,079,168
684,823
Sato » n ............................. duM d o lh ;:
73,903
109,849
66,890
,,,
(free..dolls..
i 758,553
AUother............................{dut..dolls.. i, 583,238 1,663,089 1,674,385 1,881,060 2,206,971 1,987,836 1,804,319 1,871,301
155,001,540
ffree..|d n
12,481,937
Fresh...................................\
}lb s...
45,686,785 90,295,565 48,377,546 52,968,801 215,072,143
Shellfish^ "{dolls.. i , 799,712 i , 772,164 i,aai,i77 2,075,863 2,174,482 2,118,026 2,331,822 2649,533
2,820,852 2,754,112
Crab m eat........................free. -{JjJfiigH
448,490
451,205
6,827,988 8,212,945 9,023,207 9,447,954 8,887,038
L o ite rs ........... : ..............*«•■ {<& :: 1,080,226 1,401,449 1,215,393 1,224,490 1,218,059
3,352,490 2,893., i.33 2,305,740
C anned..........................^ - W c a is
926,931
794,457
874,002
a 1 other........................free. - |doUs• . ,
1.i L
j_.A I iOS
5,495,662 5,185,701 5,445,583
All
430,849
491,107
554,903
Shrimps, and other shellfish and
609,065
333,600
858,332
585,226
turtles...............................free, .dolls.. 395,650
343,275
615,190
815,055
1,475,876 1,736,055 1,658,668 1,839,680 2,033,114 2,216,112 1,813,599 11,272,444
^ .............................. f e f f i : : 10,780,075 10,444,040 10,774,928 11,996,288 12,906,200 12,337,235 13,516,681 7,485,699
Total..........................................dolls.. 12,265,951 12,179,096 12,333,590 13,835,968 14,939,314 14,553,347 15,330,280 18,758,143
Fishhooks, rods and reels, artificial bait,
etc............................................dut. .dolls..
152,260
175,850
141,996
153,523
fni i_
j
# fibs •
335,790
524,466
490,213
281,250
268,523
486, 111
Fish sounds............................free -{dolls ■ •
142,050
70,162
83,700
82,546
149,015
80,037
113,675
69,416
13,655
16,200
22,588
23,734
44,006
Fluorspar................................. dut. , |doUs
50,851
77,243
148,548
59,604
62,989
a j uly 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
]i Oct. 4,1913, to June 30, 1914.

Article.

1907




1917

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1918

1914

1915

37,003,388
11,391,211
38,652,656
1,592,018
24,958,343
689,190
18,836,574
867,523
2,234,508
2,743,356
178,490,003
4,388,530
3,121,788
1,358,897
18,397,429
275,060
335,089
49,322
9,132,353
554,633
1,550,246
622,890
1,627,923
12,014,101
15,696,698
27,710,799
17,144,968
2,410,648

36,973,584
11,012,100
32,482,111
1,185,106
21,869,218
526,747
15,235,513
691,981
1,203,419
1,575,620
135,183,550
2,623,399
2,969,329
1,349,023
8,435,873
137,390
296,123
41,696
5,794,320
327,644
1,062,775
347,922
1,565,027
11,360,022
11,086,408
22,446,430
11,029,421
1,852,523

38,156,659
11,642,693
33,326,030
1,190,020
22,693,713
516,704
17,362,197
775,319
1,365,310
1,682,994
160,214,785
3,136,933
4,555,075
1,659,801
4,676,118
82,457
1,317,462

44,699,222
14,375,075
33,439,565
1,486,263
29,504,592
621,819
23,459,728
1,059,340
1,485,159
1,723,022
134,968,924
2,985,561
3,044,947
1,567,546
7,672,186
116,658
979,721

44,520,539
14,368,330
33,151,396
1,561,350
25,208,248
536,983
18,765,408
934,763
2,000,841
2,331,504
145,639,396
3,368,863
5,076,857
2,303,277
7,628,662
108,880
1,110,341

42,357,109
14,484,258
30,843,735
1,306,410
34,304,951
660,311
16,837,819
944,317
1,135,942
1,359,415
151,416,412
4,300,266
3,946,076
1,896,982
12,252,960
233,760
1,319,006

48,683,592
16,397,884
32,033,177
1,233,228
34,073,608
679,527
19,284,868
941,207
1,334,163
1,599,969
5,981,635
5,316,364
2,292,837
93,472
1,287,862

41,091,585
13,512,960
30,350,527
1,209,273
24,949,374
420,203
20,779, 730
1,024,495
1,323,928
1,523,547
3,730,075
3,622,275
1,607,903
50,022
1,309,750

36,754,704 34,661,179
12,106,158 12,724,198
25,373,029 10,476,534
1,382,839 1,056,525
31,075,424 25,485,361
622,934
547,433
7,153,250 16,479,733
704,164
315,831
623,856 1,402,446
703,274 1,656,609
2,062,030 2,163,583
5,938,446 5,641,759
2,433,304 2,338,615
89,464
160,710
964,623
935,906

5,042,683
296,047
956,368
431,282
489,080
12,073,975
12,103,185
24,177,160
18,556,356
3,153,645

2,479,220
237,422
893,633
515,917
455,655
14,890,992
12,126,640
27,017,632
15,522,712
2,896,573

3,255,861 2,579,705 4,554,549 2,808,806
295,466
241,630
238,958
309,511
936,008
795,399 1,111,193 1,022,968
1,122,032
600,284
829,582
729,990
880,427
571,484
515,046
701,252
15,490,362 15.084.542 17,227,466 14,242,950
14,058,919 13.572.542 16,410,868 12,838,446
29,549,281 28,657,084 33,638,334 27,081,396
17,231,458
3,253,495
2,592,187 5,730,774 4,902,713
207,554
638,504
499,151
13,078,771 13,307,631 12,208,551
3,137,104 4,040,785 3,100,428
1,439,770 1,252,594 1,295,854 1,704,105 1,949,406 1,781,377 2,133,416 1,593,517
14,121,570 23,842,522 21,306,219 37,817,051 64,580,670 34,267,811 45.437,155 90,546,827
762,560 1,536,718 2,810,171 1,531,820 2,395,013 3,397,477
481,232
666,820
5,331,826 6,602,556 10,297,554 5,936,212
493,768
807,198
404,969
432,993

1,024,296 1,850,219
143,750
234,560
954,510
781,578
773,163 1,018,498
809,437
918,063
12,879,321 13,742,696
10,406,495 11,573,247
23,285,816 25,315,943
2,929,155 5,010,833
272,815
548,826
13,667,766 18,413,225
3,700,298 4,621,100
1,876,966 2,587,535
110,077,844 247,036,099
4,551,427 12,515,712
8,491,069 9,743,024
693,765
727,424

IM POBTS -----Q U A N T IT IE S A N D VALU E S.

Fruits and nuts:
Fruits—
(bunches..
ua as..................... Iree- -\dolls. _... 11,883,168
38,392,779
Currants............................d u t--{dboiis:: 1,746,941
31,270,899
Dates................................. dut- •{!& ::
850,558
24,346,173
....................................d a t-{ d S is:: 1,136,924
1,298,469
^ p ® 8 ..............................d u t-{ d o i£ :: 1,575:521
t _ _.
._____
. (lbs 157,859,906
nemons_______
. -aut. -|dolis.. 4,253,296
2,298,480
Olives.............................
1,277,973
21,267,346
Oranges.......................... ..d u t. -jdolis.. 354,495
Pineapples..................... .. .dut. .dolls..
323,377
Plums and prunes___ d t jibs—
oils..
45,386
Raisins and other dried grapes /lbs___ 3.967.151
........................................dut. .\dolls..
364,403
Fruits, preserved...............dut. .dolls.. 1,272,445
297,015
All other fruits.................{dut . Idolll.! 1.066.152
(free.,
Total........................... • 'id u t.. dolls.. 12,180,183
dolls.. 13,944,094
Total fruits...............................dolls.. 26,124,277
Nuts—
14,233,613
Almonds........................
2,331,816
(lbs___
Not shelled............... ” d u t’-{dolls..
libs___
Shelled...................... ..d u t..td u
Coconuts In the shell___!free. .dolls.. 1,349,562
Coconut meat, broken, or copra—
Not shredded, desiccated, or /lbs__ 7,064,532
prepared....................free.. \dolls..
302,132
Sh re dd ed , d e s i c c a t e d , (lbs___
etc............................. I d u t .. Id oils..

1916

416

N o . 2 5 9 .—M erch a n dise I m po rted : Q uantities and V a lu es , by A rticles , Y ea rs E nded J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917—C ontinued.

9,785,545 11,181,301
819,508 1,354,257
1,133,915 2,058,732
487,021
230,854
9.020,848 7,806,012
339,811
328,099
19,392,832 27,180,748
722,939 1,193,364
22,630,220
1,899,012
14,228,714
3,157,933
1,576,254
413,008
21,160,491
20,883,968
23,562,339
44,446,307

25,666,844
2,497,454
13,058,518
3,713,340
916,886
649,851
32,865,014
16,020,133
16,844,881
58,180,957

16,891,69!/ 21,653,375
2,153,400 2,985,128
19,581
29,397
482,077
313,713
741,070 1,188,607
16,891,699 } 26,209, 187
3,208,183

417




14,798,912 14,627,742
712,433
917,613

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

32951°— s a 19173

fibs.... 15,660,146 19,246,040 25,278,578 28,612, 752 17,601,924 21,539,508 11,933,445 1448,453
dolls., 650,488
754,155
668,534
804,064 1,092,671
761,219 1,251,738
138,818
Cream and Brazil...........f,ree--v*lbs ...
H9,975,044 16,272,581
,dolls..
21,037,089
878,272
11,593,600 13,957,940 11,198,991
Filberts..............................dut.. /lbs..
\ dolls.
813,642
792,466 1,064,772
8,480,818 10,992,972 11,717,370
Not shelled...................dut. ./!£■ *-• *
614,023
949,099
834,078
1,946,488 1,643,507 1,973,192
— ........................
281,460
275,026
261,785
29,276,235 18,834,441
Peanuts............................. dut. /lbs...
(dolls.
765,033
1,234,088
12,930,563 12,281,580 17,472,631 14,540,982
Not shelled...................dut.
•
470,390
473,065
490,779
660,010
2,627,475 6,801,415 27,077,158 9,643,691
Shelled...........................d u t.. fibs .
idolls.
312,397 1,239,227
102,217
333,980
W alnuts...........................dut.. Idolls. 32,597,592 28,887,110 26,157,703 33,641,466 33,619,434 37,213,674
2,969,649 2,765,486 2,409,644 3,538,264 4,471,227 4,069,51fc
16,291,313 28,267,699 22,338,348
Not shelled.................. dut. .- lbs.
doUs.
1,293,720 2,296,801 1,661,473
10,371,128 8,928,029 11,107,490
..........................d u t - { & : :
2,206,261 2,042,680 2,322,754
38,962
349,825
250,660
4,079
2,277
284,982
236,770
277,943
547,807
All other nuts..................{'dut^doul:! 2,100,274 1,790,375 1,717,374
682,179
535,025
622,067
977,000
967,392
809,713
Total n u ts.............................. ..dolls.. 9,742,883 9,643,943 8,664,253 13,246,667 14,497,435 15,827,988 13,965,569 19,782,924 16,819,799
/free., dolls.. 14,521,327 14,691,535 14,044,734 15,634,787 19,213,822 21,579,380 19,351,255 22,342,520 19,583, 769
lo m .............................. \d u t -dolls.. 21,345,833 22,663,207 17,065,949 21,789,040 22,301,245 23,797,889 23,271,398 31,078,738 24,317,426
Total fruits and nuts............. dolls.. 35,867,160 37,354,742 31,110,683 37,423,827 41,515,067 45,377,269 42,622,653 53,421,258 43,901,195
Furs, and manufactures of:
Furs and fur skins, undressed
..............................................free..dolls.. 12,911,434 9,580,323 11,653,586 15,589,258 15,351,001 17,339,198 16,717,208 8,840,321 7,768,348
Furs, dressed, and manufactures of—
Furs dressed on the skin.. dut .. dolls.. | 8,972,600 6,337,826 9,432,993 11,008,386 f 5,281,984 5,345,802 5,395,778 3,204,251 1,583,701
Manufactures of.................dut .. d oils..
{ 2,985,963
Hats, bonnets, and hoods fdoz ..
44,004
56,280
20,395
35,751
.....................................d u t.. (dolls..
364,487
657,648
763,178
885,943
All other (including waste)
.......................................d u t.. dolls..
2,301,284 1,988,579 1,791,074
809,952
TWai
/free., dolls..
12,911,434 9,580,323 11,653,586 15,589,258 15,351,001 17,339,198 16,717,208 8,840,321 7,768,348
iotfU .......................................\d u t.. dolls..
8,972,600 6,337,826 9,432,993 11,008,386 8,267,947 8,533,029 8,147,535 5,652,973 2,758,140
1July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
* Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.

I m po rted : Q uantities a n d V alues , by A rticles , Y ears E n ded J u n e

Article.




1908

24,406

21,589

997,296

904,773

31,809,987 25,464,324
824,816
1,037,770
6,727,546 3,667,833
806,656
1,420,109
218,491
360,278
3,922,966 3,674,800
7,596,631 6,570,123
13,711
6,466,312
596,667
1,779,527
116,976
1,074,247
281,492
103,489
67,156

1909

1910

1911

1,247,910 1,249,866 1,312,979
387,232
386,696
387,525
84,916
35,850
40,448
638,934

1912
783,668
181,461
394,187

1,170,082
314,601
498,797

843,397
913,688
911,506
1,313,457 1,001,542 1,032,948
23,369,606 27,004,676 31,249,928 24,808,686 22,734,883
977,211
760,164
810,915
948,959- 950,123
579,650
695,135
2,352,505 3,118,678 4,155,354 1,422,282 1,279,002
693,262
940,924
344,819
515,642
321,605
383,234
466,807
504,594
407,976
277,393
2,891,643 3,821,693 2,489,652 2,037,569 2,162,403
5,262,190 6,563,764 6,881,891 6,210,625 6,537,293
819,618

18,001
20,969
9,588
7,077
6,731,943 6,610,894 8,821,554 8,335,178 7,534,322
629,032
776,696
665,127
806,208
861,888
725,873
922,119 1,584,295
946,402
816,001 1,576,023
67,862
74,367
69,440
774,249 1,246,054 1,165,534
328,832
113,861
86,666

1918

243,710
128,165
67,071

356,793
149,103
12,270

1914

1915

2,441,317 , 2,714,229
816,521
,738,731
91,313
135,374

1916

1917

1,600,235
501,509
37,233

1,114,667
359,076
38,275

816,493
766,592
1,148,460
545,222
1,151,875
282,783
32,314,759 16,898,466 1,776,123
1,356,218
722,483
197,549
721,560
302,971
166,766
3,195,947
397,609
8,624
98,171
727,889
3,553
617,703
495,179
265,389
2,468,128 1,611,840
566,369
8,191,833 4,592,359 2,249,001

749,841
307,819
2,986,891
328,100
146,261
8,341
13,496
238,258
441,404
2,225,179

15,856
12,970
6,550,197 22,714,877
727,850 1,805,543

8,705,i47 8,008,485
824,136
217,083

6,265,597
928,000

1,808,806 1,513,044 1,381,985 1,541,980 1,098,737 1,746,585
1,874,309 1,156,975
988,178 1,067,150
520,604
329,818
66,441
197,540
114,852
170,417
173,019
256,657
1,335,392
13,910,964 13,487,314 11,714,790 12,860,724 12,680,294
834,759
772,055
858,081
885,202 1,053,551
13,524,285 7,508,106 10,707,702 17,432,933 12,437,739
655,566
479,942
414,879
490,470
711,380
450,564
548,653
435,341
307,639
440,165
379,365
139,120
122,733
153,779
132,929
3,417
4,185
4,900
62,907

3,025,684
305,836
376,725
11,917,561
1,116,064
8,597,099
484,539
377,434

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Gelatin, and manufactures of:
G elatinl...............................d u t--{dolis"'
Manufactures of....................dut. .dolls..
Glass and glassware:
Bottles, vials, demijohns, carboys, and
jars, plain, green, or colored, empty
or filled................................dut.. dolls..
Bottles, decanters, and other glassware,
cut or ornamented........... dut..dolls..
Cylinder, crown, and common /lbs___
window glass,unpolished.dut. .\dolls..
Lenses and all optical instruments,
Including spectacles.. dut dells
Plate glass, cast, polished, unsil- fsq. ft ..
vered.................................dut. .\dolls..
Plates or disks, rough-cut oruuwrought,
for optical purposes...........free, .dolls..
All other................................. dut. .dolls..
Total.......................................... dolls..
Glass enamel, white, for watch and clock
dials........................................ free - -dolls..
Glue and glue size...................dut.
*
Gold and silver, manufactures of, in­
cluding iewelrv............... d u t.. dolls..
Gold ana silver, manufactures of
..............................................dut..doU s..
Jew elry...................................dut. .dolls..
Gold and silver sweepings. . . .free..dolls..
Grease and oils..........................free, .dolls..
Sulphur oil, or olive foots.. free.
*
rxi_ * flbS
aii nttiAr
Ji!ree..|dong
(dut— dolls..
Gut:
Unmanufactured...................free, .dolls..
Manufactures of.....................dut. .dolls..

1907.

30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

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No. 259. — M er c h a n d ise

Hair, and manufactures o f:
U nm anufactured/lb s....
Horse.................................free "\dolls..
fibs....
Other animal...................free "(d o lls..
(free /lbs....
, Human, uncleaned___ \ "(dolls..
/lb s .
(dut "(dolls..
3,038,996

2,770,668

665,603
566,603

434,221
434,221
356,133

3,988,033

2,369,636

2,832,226 2,482,912

3,760,524
736,726
736,725(
539,253
3,366,650

5,381,730 5,147,923
2,308,319 2,223,344
10,795,253 11,348,597
1,025,421 1,099, 730
1,000,316 1,529,342
1,660,988 2,530,504

3,738,836
1,663,448
10,507,6S0
1,051,698
2 412,829
2 338,371
3 508,401
3316,461
19,207,601 17,177,299 18,025,862 15,167,746
6,019,476 4,765,131 4,994,728 5,853,578 3,369,978
791,117
791,117
208,417

477,827
477,827
164,479

5,051,914

4,597,409

196,199
36,880
233,079
131,414

3,541,903 6,198,938
1,500,666 2,071,429
8,148,570 9,692,037
744,187
988,342

6,337,754
2,224,676
6,771,033
818,298

534,852
956.286
306,084
391.287
12,225,325 16,847,261
2,550,937 3,451,058

1,241,351
601,909
14,350,138
3,644,783

198,134
52,371
250,505
152,956

197,940
123,774
321,714
56,030

208,776
95,604
304,380
67,180

318,167
91,591
409,748
16,445

598,964
93,434
692,398
30,534

5,010,046 6,520,161

6,336,623

5,001,844

6,097,141

7,739,366

2,037,394 2,898,616 2,920,822 4,340,139 4,089,439 5,532,768 4,866,079 4,687,368 4,419,091
652,066
<121,360
336,279
297,546
259,506
232,854
390,981
135,317
6,820,259 4, 862,548 5,403,044 8,071,890 7,653,548 9,686,464 10,907,145 12,102,245 10,127,429 ■ 11,175,490 12,810,523
699,004
10,0G3
6,712
96,829
336,757
170,786
20,187
61,116
156,323
43,184
58,147
60,854
89,808
775,916 2,644,058 6,473,230 1,514,311 1,634,390
H»y....................................... d n t----{d3£:: 601,507
228,906
679,412,
628,021
Hides and skins, other than fttr skins,
raw or uncured:
Buffalo 6—
[No. pcs.,
184,782
627,034
257,983
774,714
689,170
599,343 1,338,965
D ry...............................free..- lb s.........
3,425,307 4,906,362 16,234,751 14,492,943 12,422,803 13,003,888 27,095,228
................
dolls ....
517,859
732,465 2,790,009 3,073,717 2,325,243 2,463,270 6,125,219
(No. p cs..
1,137
1,910
Green or p ick le d ___free.. lb s.........
174,079
82,313
dolls ....
24,533
8,789
1 Prior to 1909 included in "All other chemicals (dutiable).”
* Aug. 6. 1909; to June 30, 1910.
* July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
6 Prior to 1911 buffalo hides are included in " Hides of cattle.”
*Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.

419




IMPORTS ---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Total unm anufactured........{dolis
Manufactures of—
Hum an, cleaned and manufactured
..........................................dut. .dolls..
All other..............................dut. .dolls..
Total manufactures of........... dolls..
Hair, artificial horsehair, manufactures
o f..............................................dut. .dolls..
Hats, bonnets, and hoods, and materials
for:
Materials for...........................dut. .dolls..
Hats, bonnets, and hoods composed of
straw, chip, grass, palm leaf, willow,
osier, or rattan................dut. .dolls..
Product of the Philippine Islands
..........................................free, .dolls..
Total..........................................dolls..

5,410,930 4,542,930
2,106, 730 1,683,820
13,349, 752 12,992,338
1,065,061
956,775
1,672,333
2,847,685 2,114,536

Article.

1908

1909

1910
75,593,451
17,922,051

2285,468,821
242,306,943
134,671,020 98,353,249 192,252,083 a 32,534,717
20,649,258 12,044,435 23,795,602 3 4,393,196

1911

1912

1918

1914

7,3i2,157
23,522,298
7,783,890
4,045,392
36,261,052
6,411,789

13,398,384
41,992,100
14,697,085
6,961,551
63,260,389
11,833,908

10,815,455
39,974,383
15,092,017
5,379,079
54,584,752
11,202,956

8,056,629
27,767,882
11,582,807
5,295,059
54,635,708
11,799,146

1915

1917

2,609,949 3,965,533 5,487,375
15,678,046 26,913,217 33,936,381
4,166,617 7,835,605 11,062,856
3,169,216 3,840,370 1,241,908
30,288,655 37,222,276 12,390,814
6,552,157 9,071,349 4,530,193
7,640,947 8,089,261
153,339,079 161,236,620
37,453,897 48,714,500
5,199,766 4,235,204
280,838,692 225,363,408
50,596,221 51,236,153

505,934
811,242
6,779,725 12,185,138
1,236,440 3,731,858
242,512
336,945
11,346,910 15,485,233
1,079,284 2,459,969
1,219,129
958,629
722,300
721,754
23,544,868 23,233,628
54,599,884 55,283,868
11,330,341 17,954,483
19,878,135 16,495,478
46,859,397 40,446,730
7,509,009 11,626,832

VALU ES.

51,957,766 56,865,957
85,505,514 92,425,345
25,198,246 51,777,309
5,226,338 4,853,680
15,151,507 13,214,962
2,207,658 3,642,410

AND

2,467,548 3,700,987 4,202,296 3,303,122 4,360,809
Dry (12 lbs. and over) fNo. pos
54,630,170 78,131,330 82,595,225 71,485,650 93,001,127
.................................. free..] lb s..........
10,115,816 15,161,229 18,670,672 18,083,314 21,424,552
dolls ....
1,832,787 3,454,066 3,612,363 3,917,295 4,478,551
pcs..
Green or pickled (25 lbs. lNo. ......
95,497,626 172,881,183 185,447,165 208,477,838 241,340,290
bs
and over).................free.. dolls T...
11,493,614 23,244,292 27,628,292 34,098,628 39,753,213
libs 101,201,596 63,640,758 104,048,244 115,844,758
w oat.................................... rree*-i dolin' 31,715,298 17,325,126 26,023,914 30,837,590
[No. pcs..
36,462,598 38,524,098 38,677,502 35,354,741 29,797,323
64,337,587 69,143,153 70,562,896 63,374,054 50,713,062
D ry ............................... free. .■ lb s.........
18,796,014 19,930,142 21,099,415 19,037,307 13,925.565
d o lls ....
6,143,547 6,623,397 7,041,631 5,813,304 4,929,438
No. p cs..
22,576,255 26,197,550 25,687,409 21,385,374 15,834,101
Green or pickled........free. .■ lb s.........
*
2,964,543 3,366,413 3,691,002 3,153,956 2,263,984
dolls___
ribs....
19,512,397
±torse,coit,anaass.............iree..t^
3,080,484
741,534
428,204
fNo. p cs..
504,058
883,746 1,215,827
4,550,742 7,194,331 10,978,605 7,619,625 5,425,173
D ry............................... free.. lb s.........
1,011,433 1,474,590 2,234,581 1,619,178 1,253,001
dolls___
147,948
99,521
278,588
175,566
243,884
No. pcs..
5,703,531 5,674,741 8,447,909 4,645,213 3,800,451
Green or pickled........free. -■ Ib s.........
399,682
941,371
514,833
570,740
597,397
dolls___
769,125
1,097,038 1,328,668
Kangaroo............................. free “ /lbs___
898,087
427,127
719,188
Idolls.
/lbs
48,906,326 67,406,131
Sheep.....................................free '•‘{dolls
8,276,037 11,289,158
8,814,6io 11,804,999 14,071,108 12,968,187 8,558,194
[No. pcs
D ry............................... free.. lb s .........
18,787,098 25,644,846 31,132,037 29,338,146 20,886,018
3,592,800 4,977,912 6,429,936 6,165,947 3,963,438
dolls....
16,583,781 16,198,198 16,857,608 16,889,782 14,644,447
No. pcs..
36,929,941 34,755,463 40,652,682 40,738,679 37,833,520
Green or pickled........free. lb s.........
idolls---5,416,263 4,858,304 5,965,008 6,427,270 6,021,432



1916

I M P O R T S ------Q U A N T I T I E S

Hides and skins, etc.—Continue d.
fibs
Calf........................................free *'(dolls...fNo. pcs..
D ry...............................free..- lb s.........
dolls___
fNo. p cs..
Green or pi ok-1or1 .... .free. .< lb s.........
dolls ....
/lbs
ffree ‘‘idolls..
Cattle1................................

1907

420

N o . 2 5 9 .—M erc h a n d ise I m po rted : Q uantities and V alues , by A rticles , Y ea rs E nded J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued,

L

120,770,918
25,400,575
184,411,676
42,725,701
98,353,249
12,044,435
282,764,925
54,770,136

8/495,709
1,805,686
374,901,395
70,504,980

99,347,672
20,391,171
252,302,242
54,691,722
192,252,083
23,795,602
444,554,325
78,487,324

12,258,753
2,418,414
576,084,311
107,854,640
32,534,717
4,393,196
608,619,028
112,247,836

1,265,382 1,301,956
211,992
145,691
98,425
60,884
8,493,265 7,386,574
1,989,261 1,337,099

1,605,432
103,640
52,968
3,200,560
1,499,354

4,446,187

4,542,667

5,090,294

4,975,366

584,552 1,157,018
276,756
522,872

399,003
196,878

878,305
624,702

| 7,904,337 4,801,838 15,780,900 10,225,362 10,890,642 10,176,141
i 1,593,801
921,727 3,835,591 1,701,095 2,157,756 2,779,983
537,768,098 572,196,690 561,070,686 538,217,733 743.669,860 700,207,497
102,476,327 117,386,174 120,289,781 104,177,106 158,861,376 216,363,609

374,901,395 537,768,098 572,196,690 561,070,686 538,217,733 743,669,860 700,207,497
70,504,980 102,476,327 117,386,174 120,289,781 104,177,106 158,861,876 216,363,609
33,639,707
i ,633,042 1,707,171 1,767,382 2,i58,5i4 1,510,608
972,106 1,452,273
116,271
115,040
303,965
221,224
112,553
75,079
427,650
68,717
62,684
38,665
62,942
124,843
97,461
289,317
8,557,531 2,991,125 8,494,144 5,382,025 11,651,332
675,704
236,849
59,291
2,706,600 2,231,348 2,852,865 2,790,516 2,778,735
144,627
4,702,955 5,084,769 5,244,088 6,956,376

5,719*869

5,555,164

1,318,598 1,533,024 2,472,224 2,544,405
996,102
766,772
793,126
963,384

3,287,445
1,649,452

19,749,522 14,238,625 10,218,191 i, 475,804 5,111,849 2 816 068
607,076 1,441,367
10,443,157 6,463,787 4,345,088
880,813
22,803,303 24,826,296 62,392,444 51,420,872 48,795,268 45,345,338 24,926,571 14,851,264 27,858,335
1,039,776
852,372 2,419,223 2,872,633 2,255,050 2,174,441 1,155,402
731,995 1,322,262

2,854,372
764,484

i 8 8 ,6 io

100,305
62,233,160
36,613,185
16,331,035
1,496,822
63,120,446 39,526,844

255,559
82,136
88,359,895
61,709,723
20,497,695
1,543,267
64,710,370

784,601
167,873
101,044,681
101,078,825
37,364,671
2,998,697

1,648,921
390,548
72,046,260
76,244,603
26,948,000
2,334,870
106,861,496 92,910,513

1,517,066
984,012

1,204,406
225,797
110,210,173
93,013,255
26,293,192
2,095,605
105,037,506

480,853
167,313
113,384,359
90,170,316
43,385,456
3,709,238

1,846, i09
323,567
131,995,742
71,219,851
25,958,261
2,063,198
101,333,168 76,162,220

Total unmanufactured
Manufactures of—
Gutta-percha.................. ..d u t.. dolls.. 191,064
93,545
71,819
80,567
61,283
41,098
77,300
India rubber...................
2,262,783 1,956,590 1,391,770 1.154,347
874,736 1,217,236
875,125
Total manufactures.
2,453,847 2,050,135 1,463,589 1,234,914
936,408
915,834 1,294,536
Elasticon and similar s u b s ti t u te s
............................................. d u t.. dolls..
65,814
27,909
60,625
114,516
115,601
87,328
97,452
iPrior to 1911 buffalo hides are included in “ Hides of cattle.” * Aug. 6,1909, to June 30,1910. *July 1 to Aug. 5, 1909.




1,618,214
230,750
172,068,428
83,030,269
11,006,928
726,914
87,124,679

3,188,449
342,226
267,775,557
155,044,790
16,371,573
1,271,903
159,858,096

28,376,389
1,044,022
2,021,794
332,223
333,373,711
189,328,674
20,517,328
1,569,448
194,688,303

42,023
10,841
173,975
57,875
1,517,789
791,281
608,954
398,020
1,559,812
802,122
782,929
455,895
87,642
30,349
16,179
89,815
* Prior to 1911 included in “ India rubber.”

IMPORTS ---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

▲ 11 other.............................. free- {dolls.. 135.111,199
30,841,989
236,312,795
62,557,287
T o ta l........................... free" {dolls” 134,671,020
d u t--{doiis:: 20,649,258
Total............................. ......... Jlib s ... 370,983,815
dolls. 83,206,545
Hide cuttings, raw, and other glue! lbs__
stock.. . ...........................free../dolls.. 1,473,188
175,672
n °ney .......................................dut-{doliss ::
70,854
6,211,893
H°ps..........................................dut- { & : : 1,974,900
Household and personal effects, and
wearing apparel in use, tools of trade,
e tc ...........................................free., dolls.. 3,835,354
India rubber, gutta-percha, and substi­
tutes for, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured—
/lbs__
233,835
90,756
............................. / ' f e . 1!::
565,366
luul-*\dolls.. 214,285
.
fibs....
Guayule gum *............... free-:{dolls..
28,437,660
G utta-joolatong.............<|free--{doiis" 1,085,098
/lb s ....
*duM dolls..
546,890
Gutta-percha.................... free..
“' 201,339
76,963,838
India rubber...................free--{dolis ‘ 58,919,981
India rubber, scrap or refused
fit only for remanufacture. -rJu^is** 29,335,193
2,608,987

Article.

1907




46,136
43,862
533,741

V alu es , by A rticles , Y ea rs E nded J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

46,403
4,128
121,109
29,792
340,584

43,783
3,480
164,917
44,953
482,523

42,323
5,172
528,979
38,139
437,281

35,043
6,559
342,615
47,007
443,135

41,296
15,350
783,633
49,772
503,664

958,378 1,015,647 2,381,676
2,949,462 2,714,691 6,763,394
204,092
104,655
237,594
6,201,808 3,509,086 6,289,729

17,614
215,149
72,809,939
1,457,813
3,427,824
80,891

2,018,143
2,018,143

5,182
61,005

2,133,633 2,004,240 2,246,353
6,691,711 6,119,875 7,035,185
155,169
206,194
115,321
6,056,503 3,679,482 '6,402,555

26,561
41,163
14,238
304,745
151,368
463,715
1,273,740 1,604,571 2,410,861
33,308,320 76,320,315 68,130,727 53,026,363 67,576,375
608,631 1,388,579 1,344,766 1,051,744 1,368,948
6,413,954 17,931.947
12,263,179 23,877,101
171,675
123,642
277,374
315,502
1,031,965 1,021,505
814,283
752,705
396,921
391,303
480,628
436,396
563,980
604,029
1,733,874 1,806,033 1,992,644
259,879
278,527
1,733,874 1,806,033 1,992,644 2,035,063 2,026,564
118,610
1,507,734

1914

1915

1916

58,142
6,946
4,904
10,830
282,312
377,003
462,055
79,842
47,051
107,069
737,127
444,154 1,196,250
11,387,082 1,196,077 1,425,717
14,466,347 3,833,799 4,618,601
*780,580
*2,518,230
*38,892
*1,561,473
193,802
100,792
112,718
13,112,158 3,869,758 7,095,831
13,750
1220,570
122,114
1220,229
*12,196
*125,891
1,899,695
48,976,220
1,001,338
24,710,120
378,420
1,358,147
1,288,037
457,460
594,017
759,487
356,535
2,860,519

1917
5,895
474,830
113,326
1,648,728
1,151,086
8,991,103

6,469
328,613
96,012
1,012,927

35,795
631,276
73,741
8,730,559
8,715
580,198
223,834
2,396,076

1,527,732 1,403,563
23,036,160 18,459,840
443,846
510,872
12,048,159 3.542,477
224,904
175,828
1,058,010
236,177
249,087
1,025,470
299,211
65,212
422,253
146,467
523,359
188,955
130,349
229,250
2,077,290
633,603

1,379,742
9,817,920
399,494
2,286,940
151,881
29,702
67,412
24,399
45,988
93,316
133,758
318,885

6,608
365,441
32,667
281,702

IM POSTS ---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Tnir and ink powders................dut. .dolls..
64,280
Iridium, osmium, etc., and
irrkTT
native combinations there- H5/5ia
.........
of with platinum, etc. .free.. 1
Iron ore:
ftons
30,865
Iron, chromate of.................free- *\dolls* * 382,465
, . _ ftons..
jfree..-jd olls
Iron ore...............................<
1,096,717
3,360,449
Iron and steel, and manufactures of:
Pig iron, including ferrosilieon/tons.. 564,846
............................................dut. -\dolls.. 15,654,767
Pig iron, except ferrosilicon/tons..
........................................... free..\dolls..
Ferromanganese.................free.
Ferrosilicon......................... d u t..
/to n s..
Scrap iron and steel, fit lIree**ldolls..
2i,439
only for remanufacture.|a u t. -jdolls..
\A„+ /to n s..
290,511
Antifriction balls and bearings
............................................ dut dolls _
86,463,629
B a rlro n ................................d u t" '6 bo1is:: 1,669,165
Buildingforms and all other struc- fibs.... 20,889,301
tural shapes...................... d u t.. \dolIs.. 328,353
Cutlery—
Pen or pocket knives... d u t..
Razors and parts of......... dut. .dolls..
Scissors and shears........d u t..<^ q{jq
All other............................. dut. .dolls.. 2,263,107
Total cutlery........................dolls.. 2,263,107

1908

and

422

No. 2 5 9 .—M erc h a n d ise I m po rted : Q u antities

1 Oct. 4,1913, to June 30.1914.
*July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.

37,893,845
707,-857
24,855,504
2,325,155
122,257
82,952
1,103,647
302,471
1,907,573
422,617
14,067
402,887
3,730,553
440,863
39
157,067
1,370,462
147,879
4,669,130
295,690
487,934
79,600
4,323,166
13,758,398
14,141,431
27,899,829

3 Only the free imports can be shown separately; dutiable imports included in “All other machinery.”
* Aug. 6,1909, to fxme 30,1910.

423




87,850
2,064

SUANTITTES AND VALUES.

1,451,771
470
Hoop or band iron or steel for fibs....
23,702
28
baling.................................free.. \dolls..
Ingots, blooms, slabs, billets, and
41,484,776 36,958,859 28,285,124 83,388,781 85,716,478 50,367,144 46,747,291 214,150,507
bars of steel, and steel in forms fa _, J:■ ' 3,033,928 2,172,916 1,946,030 3,664,407 3,480,763 2,481,688 3,542,318 2774,702
n. e .s ..............................d u t..Jaolls‘‘
Made by the Bessemer, open-|lh(:!
17,761,110 3,988,980 25,367,346
hearth, or similar p r o c e s s , ''
1101,073
70,267
450,514
not containing alloys.. free.. J
'‘
162,322,093 50,991,279 28,291,958
AH other..........................d u t--\dolis''
12,416,442 2,075,131 2,329,540
Machinery-Machines and parts of—
Embroidery and 1ace- m ak ing3
125,016
*1,300,968 1,778,335
160,486
ii.2,397
Sewing machines and parts of
99,750
..........................................free, .dolls..
524,776
305,892 1,104,087
i 844,455
611,052
386,530
M lother ............................ {dut :: dons:: 4,963,429 3,646,480 4,258,743 8,888,411 7,575,659 7,191,911 7,497,103 5,631,613 2,979,613 1,722,904
Needles, hand-sewing, darning, and
481,631
476,810
501,033
491,694
370,130
476,237
414,998
431,147
445,081
shoe-machine.................... free, .dolls.. 492,637
114,035
53,944
55,092
rtons
1312,061 1,563,618 1,373,764
ii f railw ays........... { free-‘{dolls..
u
j
Balls lor
jto M ::
n,472
3,297
1,292
5,024
7,030
4,610
2,839
i a u t ..|doii3
87,392
237,478
125,141
158,666
133,936
85,519
35,159
Sheets and plates.................dut. -{dcflis*" 7,680,746 5,875,252 7,095,176 15,348,892 8,115,735 5,649,664 8,341,818 7,886,274 5,734,697 3,827,661
477,968
338,977
278,872
289,235
315,675
464,671
428,465
570,458
327,360
291,989
Shotgun barrels, in single tubes, forged,
171,198
113,900
169,445
143,152
121,089
101,525
110,657
10,183
193,190
181
rough-bored.................. . .free, .dolls..
Table, kitchen, and other utensils or
hollow ware, enameled or glazed with
822,094
872,690
716,483
784,017
689,837
667,486
750,945
236,526
523,904
vitreous glasses................ a u t. .dolls.. 878,248
Tin plates, terneplates, and tag-fibs__ 142,529,406 140,739,972 117,312,174 154,566,599 95,319,730 6,613,253 28,344,243 48,877,947 10,642,237 1,796,853
286,947
4,651,332 4,291,953 3,225,351 4,355,129 3,022,452
971,820 1,481,458
141,444
353,474
gers tin ...............................dut. .\dolls..
40,110,672 30,398,270 25,442,001 35,209,332 41,059,160 31,196,159 38,401,247 26,154,927 10,769,005 10,348,226
601,393
790,186
883,461
678,163
663,694
559,453
833,951
395,084
272,288
896,101
W lre-"°ds.........................'■ •-d» * - - f c :
925,531
548,121
979,998 1,382,811 1,421,643 1,090,170 1,174,331 1,264,062
Wire, and articles made from. dut..dolls.. 1,330,852 1,332,973
M17,237
244,327
ah atv, _.. _
.f
dolls*
157,223
All other manufactures of. ffree dolls * 3,492,634 3,733,133 3,621,975 5,976,308 5,215,549 4,471,422 4,852,507 4,525,097 2,724,084 2,290,033
593,219 ! 5,660,042 7,451,100 11,171,400
747,138
584,443
574,299 1,891,678 2,334,073
t w «i
/free., dolls.. 685,827
Lom ...........................\d u t. .dolls.. 39,902,038 27,023,466 21,865,488 37,916,047 33,650,230 25,928,918 33,043,139 | 26,130,809 15,251,604 12,221,850
Total iron and steel, etc.. .dolls.. 40,587,865 27,607,909 22,439,787 39,807,725 35,984,303 26,676,056 33,636.358 | 31,790,851 22,702,704 23,393,250

Article.

1907




V a l u e s , by A rticles , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e

30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

371,344
1,148,620

766,726
2,077,500

592,476
1,597,268

534,200
1,343,555

618,914
1,341,079

722,187
1,821,358

14,536,288 20,002,909 27,066,716 20,851,466
375,536
609,062 1,104,924
772,065
1,524,156 2,686,662 2,702,192 2,115,620
41,793
48,452
59,681
47,988
130,701
76,660,659 72,279,726
1,290,399 1,349,511
551,208
15,735
133,167,714
187,607,786 226,333,018 i.25,506,328 130,647,121
4,147,720 4,436,118 2,352,922 2,672,885
187,607,786 226,333,018 202,166,987 203,478,055
4,147,720 4,436,118 3,643,321 4,038,131
7,354,261 5,593,398 8,686,276 5,231,671
181,598
271,931
305,636
158,629
194,962,047 231,926,416 210,853,263 208,709,726
4,453,355 4,617,716 3,915,252 4,196,760
7,092
29,793
52,896
9,157

23,076,847
789,602
2,130,681
44,144
77,889
26,881,180
483,685
639,745
19,529
164,248,927
158,806,145
3,331,590
186,327,070
3,834,804
2,757,390
102,756
189,084,460
3,937,560
7,193

29,206,278
977,525
2,798,883
33,856'
48,889
17,683,005
360,684
3,108,975
96,421
127,238,705
123,970,513
2,940,061
144,762,493
3,397,166
337,703
12,594
145,100,196
3,409,760
7,476

1245,041
1633,456
*235,192
*707,188
27,135,406
881,354
2,221,998
52,414
55,807
22,098,484
711,460
u , 028,726
128,598
37,795,279
37,059,518
1,247,567
60,186,728
1,987,625
236,691
9,002
60,423,419
1,996,627
60,849

1,020,914

1,652,460

*3,200,367
1431,596

49,202
335,507

269,582
184,344
144,808
213,582
1,783,950
Goatskins, tanned (skins /free..dolls .
1,987,465 i,504,9i2 i, 993,884 i , 330,425 2,i30,630

1915

1916

1917

271,185
615,086
666,900
669,179 1,289,672 1,392,704
21,059,746 32,942,115 51,699,719
840,464 1,427,780
510,677
1,179,856 2,130,136 2,820,484
34,693
29,239
35,576
49,253
88,885
101,736
14,882,434 27,034,974 41,932,775
442,303 1,002,987 2,092,993
69,136,571
67,576,987
2,131,351
82,459,421
2,573,654
809,719
27,894
83,269,140
2,601,548
63,512

56,280,223
54,564,264
2,355,358
81,599,238
3,358,345
5,233,337
377,665
86,832,675
3,736,010
200,845

45,076.050
44,153,184
2,960,162
86,085,959
5,043,155
9,132,150
540,668
95,218,109
5,583,823
14,995

2,017,165

3,048,388

2,443,785

127,735
121,004
2,384,672 2,209,294
827,582
304,016
*1,737,329 1,724,604 4,575,500
2,687,766 1511,924

170,295
8,453,9a

IMPORTS ---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES,

Iuory, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured—
646,995
Animal (tusks in their j free' '{dolls.. 2,005,474
la u t--\doUs..
Vegetable (tagua nuts), .free..
■ 16,602,229
464,931
Total unmanufactured........dolls.. 2,470,405
69,544
Manufactures of.................... dut. .dolls..
Lead, and manufactures of:
Lead ore3...........dut..-head oont.,lbs...
[dolls....................
v Jf in other ore...............^u t**idolls
J I
_
Lead * Jl
T.
^^
Bullion a n d base rgross wt,, lbs__ 127,196,540
bullion *........dut.
lbs"* 3,352,534
Total (lead contents)........{thflis ** 127,196,540
3,352,534
Pigs, bars, and old..............dut. -{doUg'' 23,489,928
1,012,356
Total iead............................{ & ! 150,686,468
4,364,890
20,832
All other manufactures o f. .dut. .dolls..
Leather and tanned skins, and mfrs. of:
Leather and tanned skins—
-n
.
Belting, and sole le a..th e *ffree, .dons. .;
r .j^ ; .dolls
54,407
Calfskins, tanned, or tanned and
dressed, and patent, enameled, and
japanned .........................dut. .dolls..
597,449
Calfskins, tanned, or tanned and
dressed.............................dut. .dolls..
Glove leather.................... dut. .dolls..
for morocco).................\d u t. .dolls.. 3,260,040

and

424

N o. 259. — M e r c h a n d ise I m po rted ; Q uantities

205,510

137,761
236,764
* 73,887

1,442,701
i, 488,341

1,356,133
972,617

846,867
284,247

395,516
5,313,137

2,778,943
7,607,923

2,730,292
5,376,175

7,465,319
i, 154,678
8,619,997
13,933,134
134,515
56,465
165,061
1,243,657
68,471
390,875

7,781,651
1,476,363
9,258,014
16,865,937
' 179,931
79,781
237,037
1,592,073
75,899
63,030
372,945

7,624,845
i, 635,700
9,260,545
14,636,720
102,783
56,006
209,211
1,453,177
64,874
81,029
588,309

62,215

892,282
*2,697,534
182,562
124,051

3,039,770

*2,47i,220
980,760
532,141
746,738
10,006,450
6,951,233 8,908,237 3,803,897
*336,770
170,461
225, i97
264,116
7,691,927 9,487,969
7,804,597
*234,369
1,185,679 1,252,520 1,147,280
9,215,473 9,208,563 11,276,849
16,166,706 18,116,800 25,087,196
78,010
99,643
63,500
54,461
41,463
42,763
197,959
387,196
288,706
1,292,425 2,196,661 1,841,451
80,442
62,266
65,961
249,291
231,948
180,114
730,170
882,795
610,146

3,196,579
6,807
9,978,118
896,604
331,441
7,673,516
445,720
845,797
9,296,474
20,171,196
66,216
29,418
206,859
1,494,985
41,561
444,123
662,820

922,452
201,741

1,206,088

69,485
108,272

96,479
176,978

1.031,699 1,140,729
946 262
908,989
664,394 1,153,523
257,335
331,786
2,204,026 4,063,724
3,714
2,527
13,039,777 } 20,111,666
416,002
275,280
170,401
4,793,916 6,425,265
193,250
240,192
388,052
859,238
5,563,747 7,281,847
19,019,626 27,393,513
160,729
96,361
74,118
42,537
656,088
492,860
5,358,093 10,545,986
6,644
477
120,206
75,816
1,969,968
975,605

43,435,748 33,578,542 26,229,252 25,870,411 21,555,120 25,370,152 18,949,582 14,008,198
3,290,557 2,423,301 1,947,691 1,819,224 1,651,813 2,097,009 1,574,404 1,328,571

14,950,807
1,834,070

* Prior to 1909 included in “ Upper leather, dressed.”
• Prior to 1909 stated as **Upper leather, dressed, and skins dressed and finished.”
7 Prior to 1910 included in "P aper and manufactures of—Books, music, maps, etc.”

425




172,210
268,085

IM POSTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Harness a n d s a d d le l e a t h e r ,
........................................ free., drolls..
Patent, japanned, varnishec i fibs....
.idolls..
or enameled.................{jjj* ...dolls..
Skins, chamois.................. dill dolls.
Skins, chamois and other, bookbinder’s
calfskins,etc., dressed and finished,
dnt. dolls..
n. e. s.6_______
i. .dolls..
U pper leather, dressed
t.. dolls.. 4,159,389 2,480,235
Calf and k in .........
... free..
Cost, and k id .............................free..
Sheep and la m b ........................free..
Other unoer_______ _______.free..
9 dolls..
All other............................ t....dolls..
Total leather and ffre<9. .dolls..
tanned sk in s.... \du t. .dolls.. 8,071,285 4,852,409
Manufactures of—
.___
ffree..dolls..
jdools &u u SHOOS*................
t. .dolls
Gloves................................. du t. .dolls.. 10,633,668 7,826,719
All other............................ B .dolls.. i, 688,580 i, 448,219
t..dolls..
Total manufactures of............dolls.. 12,322,248 9,274,938
Total leather, etc., and manufac­
tures of...................................dolls.. 20,393,533 14,127,347
flOOlbs.
212,026
Lime..........................................dut "Idolls.. 390,569
95,245
66,890
218,494
/to n s.. 207,068
Manganese, oxide and ore of. .free "\d o lls.. 1,672,654 1,773,018
Mantels for gas burners......... du t..dolls.,
34,485
27,095
Manuscripts7............................fr&e.. dolls.,
Matches, friction or lucifer___du t..dolls.. 201,927
220,708
Matting and m ats for floors,
manufactured from round or
split straw or other vegetable sq. yds.. 44,246,485 51,114,112
substances, including Chinese, d o lls.... 3,769,202 4,333,044
Japanese, and India straw
m attin g ............................d u t..
1 July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
* Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
8In 1910, including lead in other ore.
4 Prior to 1910, including lead in ore.

Article.

1907

1908

and

V a lu es , by A rticles , Y ears E nded J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

Bacon and hams........... *ree-*{dolis
Meats, prepared or preserved
..........................................free, .dolls..
Meats and meat extracts, -d u t.. dolls..
Sausages, bologna........... free..
’’
Sausage casings..............free. .{JJjJjg ‘ *
*n
ffree. .dolls..
AUother........................... {dut..doiil.:
Dairy products—
Butter, and substitutes for fibs__
........................................ dut-.\doils..
Cheese, and substitutes for___/lbs___
........................................ d u t.. 1dolls..
.,_ /galls..
n
a
Cream>............................ {Ifree**I{dOllS
. , P?;
ld u t"{ioils
Milk, fresh and con- /free, .dolls
densed...................... \dut dolls
TfttAi
/free., dolls..
T otal..........................\d u t..d o lls..
Total meat and dairy produ c ts.................................... dolls..



888,209
775,713
667,367
520,770
451,059
560,873
555,524
121,205
108,367
129,568 ; 127,274
1,288,922 2,182,036 2,258,648 2,604,895
34,722 1,086,966
48,188
29,968
441,755
646,320 1,360,245
780,608
117,835
182,897
141,917
298,023
33,848,766 32,530,830 35,548,143 40,817,524
5,704,012 5,586,706 5,866,154 7,053,570
10,188
11,496
23,428
1,410,127 2,290,403 2,388,216
6,768,432 6,586,780 6,733,588
8,178,559 8,877,183 9,121,804

666,988
140,535
4.394.326
2.751.327
1,201,520
1,007,826
247,961
45,568,797
7,920,244

971,775
182,982
4,923,768
2,385,715
1,176,010
1,025,668
237,154
46,542,007
8,807,249

728,469
157,871
4,569,944
2,476,082
1,268,957
1,162,253
304,090
49,387,944
9,185,184

731,783 2,332,875 1,120,427 1,247,083
577,715 1,873,293
923,779 1,068,109
63,339
75,090
61,671
135,724
2,732,169 2,891,862 2,568,697 2,633,953
9,079,613 11,318,108 11,205,863 11,962,064
11,811,782 14,209,970 13,774,560 14,596,017

1915

1176,333,072 184,490,759
115,140,173 16,942,661
*3,804, 111
5283,738
112,690,920 15,528,855
U, 112,294 1,474,422
*19,985
*2,436
U,594,702 16,250,514
1537,946 2,011,066
*30,097
*2,855
'197,472,887 216,270,128
17,079,442 20,428,148
*2,008,960 7,542,446
1383,669 1,161,090
11,676,360 1,193,268
730,326
209,484
186,824
53,660
2.955,657 2,944,501
1247,108 2,088,182
828,741
473,724
7,842,022 -3,828,227
977,262
1,753,461
63,784,313 50,138,520
11,010,693 9,370,048
il, 100,518 2,077,384
1964,222 1,800,180
*672,634
*585,372
11,056,230 2,556,787
*33,210
24,260,483 32,225,816
14,500,506 10,821,034
38,760,989 43,046,850

1916

1917

71,101,756
7,107,949

15,217,118
1,613,090

20,257,999
1,784,310

4,684,131
555,646

2,169,084
234,873

1,651,227
280,795

93,528,839 21,652,476
9,127,132 2,449,531
190,293
667,667
46,394
111,486
981,212
325,381
682
47,287
274
12,322
3,865,877 4,219,235
1,088,393 3,274,588
498,494
398,002
523,573
712,998
212,370
192,767
30,087,999 14,481,514
7,058,420 4,465,633
743,819
1,193,745
1,042,775
666,267
1,515,354

1,746,446

17,088,720
7,668,792
24,757,512

13,383,947
6,156,894
18,540,841

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Meat and dairy products:
Meat products—
Fresh meats—
„
(lbs___
_ . . ,mol
f,ree"{dolls..
'd u t -{dolls..
[free.
M utton and lamb .. .•{
■*
Id u t. .jdolis*..
t* _ /lbs...
-d w
I1 ** ‘{dolls..
P o rk ............................{ . „ jibT
idut "{doiis.:
Total fresh m eats...........

1914

426

No. 2 5 9 .—M erch a n dise I m po rted : Q uan tities

134,624

164,188

10,325,446 6,768,637

188,600

227,314

6,807,357 10,099,079
806,257 2,016,989
682,539
313,525

3,44$, 452
1,295,606

1,310,877
567,550

556,518
97,053
24,797

367,382
54,576
37,962

91,702
73,421

66,883
99,719

545,194
58,176
31,919
441,420
38,600
85,434
104,452

1,498,724
17,630
16,124
19,523,148
1,897,784
766,003
32,900
512,654
5,342
7,109,067
2,313,772

1,400,213
15,262
16,843
16,968,525
2,391,140
932,984
41,872
2,848,291
27,513
6,114,568
2,102,313

1,243,856
17,956
17,261
18,844,208
2,544,222
1,257,917
53,618
1,742,727
18,456
5,306,329
1,894,810

25,470
27,996,325
3,618,746
1,457,978
56,260
5,208,376
59.698
4,848,615
1,834,640

7,109,067 6,114,568 5,306,329
2,313,772 2,102,313 1,894,810

4,848,615
1,834,640

180,687

193,037

125,376

1,361
1,293
917,247
248,681
485,558
8,521,457 5,833,980 5,955,418
1,743,356 1,484,497 3,207,323
513,792 1,003,168
612,936

330,876
29,264
31,416
1,543,687 2,441,291
215,761
136,500

257,301
33,608
40,617
1,115,429
95,436

230,743
50,654
27,442
1,104,984
84,779

188,615
8,277
42,052
61,647
1,623,100
18,767
24,163
29,952,246
3,946,293
1,482,545
57,439
12,405,660
139,332

168,680
8,393
40,421
49,336
1,614,415

157,547
9,073
48,713
50,322
1,787,293
20,554
36,968
47,508,370
6,398,228
1,331,376
65,130
11,047,399
141,137

329,893
49,503

127,008
7,872
43,082
89,802
1,347,862

27,451
34,002,052
4,566,818
1,224,562
43,944
16,960,968
204,746

*92,274
110,516

18,956

927
291
520,435
57,831
6,632,618 3,907,640
1,611,207
763,954
524,454
221,704
1 312,361
371,475
271,882
164,568
20,983
41,267
1,102,300 1,758,850
62,329
243,019
9,657
58,240
54,376
2,076,734
26,485
36,420
43,549,303
6,109,547
1,884,439
93,754
11,666,863
120,078

124,493
2,685,440
999,452
299,353
463,079
478,345

218
61,125
2,910,729
1,010,262
516,823
980,697
807,319

1,523,501
130,294

2,216,200
169,459

225,613
4,471
38,582
27,493
566,315

180,943
1,908
18,438
11,716
526,807

180,931
7,214
49,298
40,443
1,262,140

60,132
66,987
30,801
37,995,019 68,797,238 74,038,840
9,970,957
5,074,783 9,520,705
21,188,658 37,645,777 52,671,866
554,871
408,808
219,635

4,960,144 4,180,804 4,032,082 3,724,086 2,435,394
2,033,608 1,860,264 1,804,056 1,762,896 1,160,941
269,596
340,288
170,704
212,754
361,820
66,700
36,822
67,734
38,721
69,004
5,321,964 4,450,400 4,202,780 4,064,374 2,648,148
2,102,612 1,917,998 1,840,878 1,829,596 1,199,662

1,011,625
513,396
66,840
16,573
1,078,465
529,969




448.781
260.781
7,542
2,219
456,323
263,000

427

i Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
* July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
»Prior to 1914 included in “ All other articles,” dutiable.
4Prior to 1912 including aluminum and type metal; prior to 1913 including electric lamps; and since 1907 including brass manufactures.

IM POSTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Meerschaum, crude, or un- /free..dolls...
manufactured.....................\d u t.. dolls..
Metals, metal compositions, and manufac­
tures of, n. e.s.4................dut..dolls..
Ferro alloys (except ferro-/tons ..
silicon).............................d u t.. \dolls..
All other4..............................d ut..dolls..
Mica:
Unmanufactured................ d u t..
'*
Cut, split, etc., and all manufactures
of..........................................dut..dolls..
Minerals, crude, n. e. s........... free, .dolls..
Mineral substances advanced by refining
or grinding, etc..................... dut. .dolls..
Models of inventions and patterns for
m achinery.............................free, .dolls..
M onazitesand and thorite.. d u t..
’
Moss, seaweeds, and vegeta-1
ble^substances, n. e .
Crude andunmanufactured.free. .dolls
/to n s.
Peat m oss............................d u t..*\dolls
All other, manufactured or dyed
..............................................d u t.d o lls..
Musical instruments, and parts of,
including strings..................dut. .dolls..
Natural history, specimens of: Heads of
animals, mounts, etc...........dut. .dolls..
Nickel ore end
^
;
.free.. J^olls........................
O akum .
-{dolls”
/lbs__
0Ueake.....................................free-\d o n s..
Oilcloth and linoleum for floors /sq. yds..
. d u t..\d o lls__
Linoleum ........................dut.-{doils^3"*
*-{g
OUcloth............................d nM S
t-{doiisd?:
rds..
Total..

I mported: Quantities

Article.

Vegetable—
Expressed—
Cocoa butter or butter- /lbs....
ine ________ ...dut.Adolls..
Coconut....................
fibs..:.
Cottonseed.............. , -{dolls..
, . fgalls..
Flaxseed or linseed. -" dut--{Soils..
. j. fgalls..
Hemp and rapeseed — dut--{dous.:
/galls..
Hempseed............ ...d u j.t..|§ olls
j . /galls..
Rapeseed.............. - dut- iSoHs
Nut oil or oil of n u t s . . f r e e '
- „ /galls..
Chinese nut......... ...fr e e ..^ lls
,. ^ / galls
Peanut................ lfr“ --{foUs
ldut..^|oiis..



1908

V alues,

1909

1910

by

A rticles, Y ears E nded June 30, 1907

1911

1912

1913

1914

to

1917—

1915

Continued,
1916

U,393,706 1,684,613 1,833,234
1 563,600
601,506 1,011,303
1,160,894 1,307,029 1,303,170 2,311,420 3,118,531 2,283,559 2,568,177 2 1,488,973 1,753,211 1,626,744
860,156 769,290 2 470,251
370,029 425,078
560,500 649,294
354,079 727,280 1,176,207

223
22,747,852 395,392
13,671
59
1,140,734
3,388,606 8,935,198 7,206,214
165,132 433,232
329,486
26,136,458 9,330,590 7,206,437
329,545
1,305,866
446,903

510,660,641 773,052,480
7,437,227 11,776,737
15,254,286 15,330,733 16,139,912
935,428 1,266,807 1,400,740
* 13,693,228 38,775,884 145,247,828 3,746,599 1,945,007
488,463
*609,400 2,143,661 2,719,025
512,946
6 2,156
6 644
13,695,384 38,775,884 160,502,114 529,737,973 791,137,399
610,044 2,143,661 3,654,453 9,216,980 13,665,940

3,369,528 4,278,896
679,871 1,090,818
35,544,356 45,422,575 52,490,558 48,345,672 51,118,317
2,623,974 3,267,585 3,079,682 3,341,409 4,144,444
i,082,775 1,362,985
464, 742 599,047
2,453,597 1,869,120 2,912,965 5,759,683 7,042,057
1,040,722
882,983 1,158,132 2,440,010 2,917,067

6,074,741
1,615,377
46,370,732
3,851,279
1,513,.051
78,077
737,256
486,060

3,603,332
992,358
50,504,192
4,183,036
3,383,511
185,383
173,690
111,228

1917
1,429,123
1,387,996
3,276,437
1,456,178

653,707,517 869,369,363 1,034.590,849
8,918,096 12,205,762 14,109,035
7,920,504
7,738 10,804,864
762,556
2,608 1,402,275
657,481 2,096,002 33,425,222
110,280 303,859 2,328,666
662,185,502 871,473,103 1,078,820,935
9,790,932 12,512,229 17,839,976

166,172
2,838,761
150,378 400,371
129,654
55,564
42,185
793,451
74,386,213 63,135,428 66,007,560 79,223,398
6,703,942 5,430,581 6,047,183 9,132,095
17,293,201 15,162,361 17,180,542 13,703,128
915,972 1,039,080
728,961
1,044,834
50,148
535,291
192,282
110,808
76,530
91,555 248,403
33,295

126
159
1,182,768 1,549,728 1,464,265 1,498,642 2,561,244
704,655
786,485 1,426,659
588,138
779,400
4,767,596 5,996,666 4,932,444 4,940,330 4,968,262
2,383,503 2,733,884 1,962,389 1,733,264 1,977,823
895,587 1,195,683 3557,965
2
582,740
f 820,763 1 377,527 852,905 1,475,123
779,171
1541,087
581,160 818,283

1,084,905
645,090
6,864, li6
4,046,132
3,026,188
2,036,592

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Oils:
Animal, fish and other- , _. frails..
Cod and cod liver__ •••free--\aous..
All other......................
Mineral—
frails..
Crude........................... .
tha............................ ...free../Soils..
All others.................. j,ree--{Ioi^::
id u t- - { § X :
/galls..
Total mineral....

1907

and

428

No. 2 5 9 .—Merchandise

Paper stock, crude (except wood pulp):
Rags, except woolen...........*ree- -{dobs
All other (including grasses, fibers,
waste, etc., used chiefly for paper
making)............................ free.. dolls..
Total......................................dolls..

1,565,253
703,829
3,799,112
3,876,901
30,614,875
1,849,611

173,225 108,573
1,752,075 1,679,577
2,642,242 2,550,835
1,059,978 1,094,606

369,979
183,983
4,129,454
5,069,655
58,976,379
3,185,038

842,926
477,679
3,702,210
4,869,114
92,771,868
5,590,535

578,477
378,819
4,405,827
6,014,191
57,100,406
4,102,916

636,013
389,539
4,836,515
6,170,882
47,159,238
3,090,090
25,932,855
2,073,721
28,021,282
1,577,131
221,325
152,405 2,490,658 6,042,823
134,442
1,792,675 461,615 2,842,218
2,377,813
554,699
430,458
357,174
415,501
309,383 322,727
451,588

10,196,838 0,377,087 10,137,112
6,871,939 7,509,394 8,100,594
17,068,777 16,886,481 18,237,706
2,084,037 1,787,877 1,745,448

i,i77,044
660,205
16,436,118
7,863,471
24,299,589
<7,684,558
<901,338
1,984,361

1,467,726
781,023
20,520,183
12,503,504
33,023,687
5,715,348
592,119
2,045,548

2,206,940
933,002
20,560,386
10,788,216
31,348,602
4,913,090
448,950
1,905,491

619,356
407,074
5,221,001
6,739,172
50,228, 706
3,351,868
23,569,031
1,868,658
12,340,185
635,888
238,348
140,068

763,924
477,210
6,217,560
7,916,980
58,040,202
3,858,001
34,327,600
3,087,343
16,360,452
830,790
93,901
345,108

381,093
744,658

262,835
*187,085
1323,124
1671,135
939,317
1,694,472
33,791,879
13,228,694
47,020,573
5,243,553
459,989
2,325,222

3,182,167
1,012,660
28,337,997
9,774,886
38,112,883
~ 9,511,134
967,000
2,144,074

653,064
450,001
6,710,967
8,225,485
31,485,661
2,025,060
4,905,852
446,763
19,206,521
899,819
9,689
193,261

884,944
684,896
7,224,431
9,746,672
40,496,731
2,885,595
6,760,928
512,666
98,119,695
5,128,200
49,162
453,451

651,018
615,350
7,533,149
10,502,671
36,074,059
3,316,417
1,857,038
197,237
162,690,235
11,410,606
60*716
413,674
33,302

577,595
600,642
21,199
2,349,165
22,137,775
13,587,276
35,725,051
2,424,009
209,545
1,959,108

643,857
449,735
441,910
373,933
22,175
2,645,571 3,038,177
18,223,672 18,440,329
15,695,495 28,552,837
33,919,167 46,993,166
910,478 1.113.277
114,640
81,280
2,009,166 1.533.278

159,861,027 113,596,603 130,608,671 180,114,457 180,813,902 214,681,567 245,113,327 180,906,309 98,872,650 67,562,226 44,499,580
2,335,590 1,715,942 1,562,059 2,167,377 2,298,197 2,685,242 3,413,165 2,552,462 1,572,909 1,227,533 1,158,282

3,244,938 1,959,984 2,075,975 3,039,500 3,183,483 3,233,116 3,858,240 6,018,745 3,244,674 3,727,033
5,580,528 3,675,926 3,638,034 6,206,877 5,481,680 5,918,358 7,271,405 8,571,207 4,817,583 4,954,566
i Oct. 4,1913, to June 80,1914.
* July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
3 Prior to 1908 includes dead or creosote oil now stated separately under “ Chemicals—Coal-tar products.**
<Aug. 6,1909, to June 30,1910.
* July 1 to Aug. 5,1909.
aSee “Stearin from animal fats.’*

4,356,733
5,515,015

429




1,471,766
682,656
3,449,517
3,523,725
29,056,207
1,893,285

IMPOSTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Olive, for mfg. or mechanical fgalls..
purposes.................... free, .\aolls..
Olive, edible................dut.
‘
P 8ta..............................
Palm kernel................ free.--{rlolis" ~
soy®"e” 1.*.................. free- {doik::
3
All nthf>r
/free, .dolls..
A11 otner....................... \dut. .dolls..
Distilled and essential.. .{$ » ;
;
Birch tar and cajeput__ free, .dolls..
Tjarmwi
An. ' ‘\dollS..
Lemon........................ \F u t..|dons
ld fibs....
........................
Total vegetable.........;
Total vegetable oils.............dolls..
Oleo stearin6...........................free, -{{{jfijg"
Paints, pigments, colors, and varnishes,

I mported: Quantities

1907

Article.

Paraffin.




V alues,

1909

1910

by

A rticles, Y ears E nded June 30, 1907

1911

1912

1913

1914

to

1917—

1915

Continued.
1916

3,379,182 3,071,173 2,996,501 3,390,311 3,250,119 3,796,096 3,908,223 3,994,869 3,550,597 2,802,332
3,072,127 2,965,520 2,630,123 2,642,764 2,855,496 2,855,528 2,647,333 2,649,396 1,951,112 1,429,613
3,968,542 4,911,102 4,450,032 2,773,151 2,667,633 2,037,888 1,798,283 1,766,371
933,777
825,162 1,035,718
805,433
761,940 1,088,509
909,818 1,238,642 1,352,143
37,055,028 92,911,514
903,705 1,920,801
264,025,327 234,619,685 535, 710,929
2 1,218,638 4,512,807 10,365,043
108,043,884 49,683,479 60,338,886 *20,430,119
936,863 1,168,302 8400,065
2,010,502
o664,240
£■ 20,021
6,369,347 5,869,268 6,338,734 6,053,429
352,914
290,530
497,168 327,467
37,055,028 92,911,514 114,413,231 119,578,074 301,297,305 562,858,717
903,705 1,920,801 2,507,670 2,482,968 6,034,023 11,075,659
477,849 540,860
464,058
484,481
428,173
5,365,506 5,449,135 4,549,617 5,030, 784 6,925,505
667,344
620,061
597,334
611,175
548,798
36,515,554
853,050
741,469 1,028,500

1,149,820
477,979
1,126,174

533,187
329,154
949,518

1917
3,634,507
1,519,077
388,245
302,404
764,725

665,564,129 877,492,118 983,607,420
12,883,452 16,670,604 23,620,194
4,536,932
236,460
670,101,061
13,119,912
213,252
4,785,485
411,873
30,721,696
867,106

1,421,604
793,393
123,555
89,181
878,913,722 984,400,813
16,794,159 23,709,375
29,741
40,985
1,955,935
515,775
167,550
89,988
14,071,433 7,035,472
420,688
432,614

210,298 8366,051
2 5,709
64,822
70,333
35,416
6,759,343 7,311,956 6,278,834 5,002,595 4,299,985 2,557,159 2,842,841 3,277,539 2,880,762 2,403,357

148,378
3,685,007

17.179,194 18,259,751 17,259,195 17,536,755 18,626,880 17,300,349 21,538,645 27,563,840 25,818,920 25,924,121 34,715,305
958,232 2,222,726 67,081,717 9,467,877 8,224,117 11,756,090 7,495,459 6,721,999 8,526,529 10,540,604
(free. .{Jfoi'jg; 1,027,730
418,362
295,932
504,471
326,966
58,763
434,679
351,633
654,186
61,685 120,965 6 334,026
2,930,773 1,164,433 1,792,483 7 313,855
ld u t--{dolls:
105,032 717,778
162,871
74,931

IM PO R TS ----- Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A LU E S.

Paper, and manufactures of:
Books, music, maps, en-]
gravings, etchings, pho-1 free ..dolls,
tographs, and other [dut. .dolls,
printed matter, n. e. s ...J
Lithographic labels and prints (ex­
cept post cards)1 .............dut. .dolls.
Paper hangings ..................dut..dolls.
Photographic........................ dut. .dolls.
Printing paper, for books and /lbs...
newspapers................... dut. .\dolls.
/lb s--,
Valued at not above 2£llree*■ \dolls.
cents per pound4__ |j 11t t..|dolls
ld u /lbs...
Valued at above 2$ and not [lbs
above 4 cents per pound-Lol^'
.......................................free..I *
Allother4.........................dut.. /lbs..
\dolls.
/lbs...
Total printing, etc .
•\dolis.
Souvenir post cards1...........dut. .doUs..
Surface-coated...................dut..
Wrapping...........................dut--{dSte::
All other paper and paper board val­
ued at not above 4 cents per pound
.........................................free..dolls..
/free., dolls,
All other.
'\dut- dolls.
Total paper, and manufactures
of..................... ..................dolls.

1908

and

430

No. 2 5 9 .—Merchandise

7,704
182,615
3,806,699
485,417
29,182
64,467

*44,717,323 61,402,312 58,490,788 52,294,075
* 889,560
802,324
967,907
750,023
448,252
458,155
402,704
258,800
225,690
15,673,826 20,057,144 10,789,439 6,742,988 3,802,960
256,332
872,611 1,009,469
227,118
411,999
26,245
24,877
38,488
*59,880
332,570
91,294
264,655
1,663,336 2,873,558 1,976,991 1,420,310 1,596,220
706,830
625,364

907,371 1,021,483
332,914
565,500

1,247,799
123,363

3,893,653
118,407

255,700
288,646 216,138
231,733
293,318
1,823,307 2,092,139 2,375,316 2,180,687 2,886,189
43,254 ' 29,242
6,847
16,750
16,966
1,377,430 1,487,903 1,356,600 1,462,618 1,040,2:3
265,613
313,254
242,704
340,603
384,867
408,630
416,599
386,927
462,852
482,529
4,253
3,911
26,306
30,214
7,767
7,420
39,903
20,357
41,031
31,226
31,098
46,480
26,278
51,171
7July 1 to Aug. 5, 1909.
*Oct. 4, 1913, to June 30,1914.
• Prior to 1910 included in 11 Collodion, and manufac­
tures of.”

431




119,582
554,917 1 642,9
483,497
76,612
39,707
78,712
169,949
1,873,585 2,309,027 2,473,144 3,105,906
39,400
216,111
268,025
151,438
*247,290
87,837
208,503
74,183

IM P O S T S— Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A L U E S.

Pencils and pencil leads.........dut. .dolls.. 628,200 619,789 514,697
543,726
548,551
494,725
Penholders and pens, including foun­
tain and stylographic pens .dut. .dolls..
27,419
25,522
80,719
44,706
73,926
56,476
Perfumeries, cosmetics, and toilet prep­
arations
dut. .Mills.. 1,250,855 1,120,396 1,425,613 1,214,792 1,534,637 1,646,992
Phonographs, gramophones, etc., and
parts of.................................dut..dolls.
22,548
27,197
51,820
Photographic goods:
Cameras and parts o f.........dut. .dolls..
Dry plates............................dut. .dolls.
*12,829,915 11,725,127
Motion-picture films9__ dut.
*771,025
685,116
S en sitize d but not ex-/lin.ft.
posed..........................free, .\dolls .
Negatives..........................dut. .dolls.
179,130
14,274,768
PositlTBS...........................d u t- {dSusl
825,088
Other films, sensitized but not ex­
posed
free, .dolls.
41,310
All other films and plates . -dut. .dolls..
67,625 144,276
670,971
203,844
416,077
41,310
Total.........................................dolls..
67,625 144,275 1,187,102 1,356,086 1,208,057
Pipes and smokers’ articles__dut. .dolls.. 1,126,635 1,032,285 964,123 1,140,750 1,445,002 1,478,060
Cigarette books, covers, and paper
............................................dut. .dolls..
Pipes, and all other smokers' articles
............................................dut. .dolls..
Plants, trees, shrubs, and vines:
Bulbs, bulbous roots or corms, culti­
vated for their flowers or foliage
fM .
216,159
.dut..-\dolls.
954,399 1,242,444 1,636,113 1,718,839
24,825
4,001
18,962
11,914
1,912
11,328
A1I° ther.................................{d S ::d o iu :: 1,841,206 2,003,973
988,507 1,105,635 1,093,327 1,251,365
Plaster rock or gypsum........ dut.
* 393,037
479,693
840,369 342,517
360,584 288,731
863,656
Crude.......................................dut-id o m :
407,846
421,303 341,308
408,018
426,500
2,657
2,046
2,175
411
2,026
Ground or calcined.............-{doUs
14,260
15,091
4,004
19,142
14,333
Manufactures of................... dut. .dolls, j
20,561
51,825
32,884
39,991
42,013
23,871
Plates: Electrotype, stereotype, and
61,004
75,409
34,480
lithographic engraved.........dut. .dolls..
87,959
30,543
45,941
1Prior to 1910 post cards are included under “ Litho- *The dividing point is 5 cents per pound after Sept.
graphic 1 is, etc.
8, 1911.
m
July 25,1911. to June 30,1912,
*July 28 to Oct. 3,1913.
• July 1 to Oct. 3,1913,
•Aug. 6,1909, to June 30,1910.

Article.

1907

1908




1910

1911

116,232
88,327 118,860
1,766,168 2,809,260 3,768,203

1912

1918

1914

1916

1916

1917
23,689
1,711,785
6,418
389,136
17,521
42,239
9,678,160

54,974

115,897 536,050
215,358
15,992
20,156
21,696
1,463,717 1,894,266 1,678,625
18,082
10,905

26,334
40,634
76,Oil
52,165
49,973
978,763 3,536,708
2,012,267 1,967,976 1,489,208
14,204
13,645
54,189
70,771
68,346
668,634
618,361
2,841,931 3,134,761 2,404,364
51,177
82,000
33,478
111,261
159,641
31,047
25,222
24,868
17,068
18,591
1,428,386 1,972,177 1,846,126 1,387,873 4,298,530
7,337
4,882
6,209

156,983

742,802

948,592

1587,959
4,761,116 10,232,604 9,280,943 9,833,513 12,339,553 24,368,055
13,151,633
19,313,585 29,540,074 24,407,295 24,537,150 27,213,047 17,795,099
1,140,293 2,089,313 5,806,673 4,263,933
79,158 2 23,085
182,010
112,558
274,419 285,660
114,660
4,842,229 7,701,927 5,622,596 /\ 3,544,180 2,771,950 2,565,819
1,181,045 1,319,464 1,192,897
29,191,349 47,760,265 40,633,137 41,297,759 49,529,845 33,963,140
19,616
29,122
23,273
23,093
23,208
59,816.
13,135
23,502
12,637
129,720
129,557
102,142
92,459
111,609
97,684
8
47
4,927
7
1,405
30
64
30
3,386
1,901
i 2,148,977
1304,826
2,744,552 2,962,003 2,913,391 2,636,815 2,753,705 2927,094
364,164
377,054 2 118,496
401,324
395,963
428,121
148,957
168,788
143,285
114,798
139,732
84,130

255,736
3,358,180
8,452,117
1,644,761
60,578
773,862
845,008
15,390,232
101,017

11,443,129 11,717,175
20,567,222 21,855,735
10,474,051 8,931,938
167,943
145,558
1,592,070 2,373,938
812,336 1,140,770
45,844,527 47,270,689
86,706

13,154

2,618,688 2,139,125
391,524
330,796

2,198,605
334,874
=====

IM PO R TS ----- Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A L U E S.

104,172
54,708
Platinum.......................... bee..{SSj * ? .;; 3,266,961 1,645,844
Unmanufactured....... free..< ^ j s - ''
Manufactures of—
Ingots,bars,plates,etc.free.^n|js J
Vases, retorts, vessels, etc. ;'for chem­
152,588 215,945
ical use.............................free.. dolls..
13,398
20,767
Plumbago or graphite...........free. -{dolls 1,626,666 1,206,016
Polishing creams, p o w d e r s , e tc .,
68,267
44,532
Precious and semiprecious stones and
Imitations of:
Bort........................... .........................
Diamonds—
Glaziers' and engravers', unset, |and
miners’...........................free, .dolls..
Uncut, including miners', glaziers',
and engravers’, not set .free, .dolls.. 11,154,152 4,452,320
Uncut................................dut. .dolls..
Cut but not set................dut. .dolls.. 23,965,438 9,312,095
Pearls and parts of, not strung or set3
............................................dut. .dolls..
113,462
Other precious stones uncutj^® *
’ 156,327
Other precious and semiprecious stones
cut but not se t................dut..dolls.. | 7,002,984 2,764,757
Imitation precious stones. .dut. .dolls..
Total.........................................dolls.. 42,278,901 16,642,634
Quills, manufactures n f.........dut dolls
22,554
23,188
■ Radium
free dolls
Rennets, raw or prepared.......free, .dolls.. 117,344
151,028
546
2,977
Saccharin................................dut-{dolb::
405
3,395
Q
ifree- i d o i i s :
3,247,213 3,544,266
471,987
480,468
flAtiH
frm dolls
94,985
81,773

1909

432

No. 259. — M e r c h a n d ise I m po rted : Q uantities and V alu es , b t A rticles , Y e ars E n d ed J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

3 29 5 1°—

745,035
947,782
10,499,227
21,379,180
25,357,826
3,046,276

10,308,666
668,312
2,422,606
750,377
4,563,506
10,130,270
14,693,776

10,988,617
724,592
2,784,558
875,567
6,555,426
23,202,529
29,757,955

2,523,604
1,452,542
4,847,303
1,524,167
6,371,470

2,622,562
1,300,828
3,825,320
2,132,699
5,958,019

887,747 1,030,543
957,986
1^080,535
985,598 1,139,311
6,841,806 5,294,296 8,653,235
12,995,250 8,127,774 10,571,410
38,551,137
6,099,136
6,072,842 6,764,218
987,702
835,691
15,151,715 23,343,431
1,508,011 2,047,941
24,072,821 25,452,076 31,937,701
1,400,077 1,637,244 1,634,627
11,389,394 14,768,207 10,293,898
1,103,357 1,064,392
799,525
1,875, 763 1,972,390 1,879,070
1,087,054 1,142,422 1,176,609
10,478,333 7,169,739 7,196,854
15,162,839 10,255,794 12,887,330
25,641,172 17,425,533 20,084,184

831,843 1,473,289 1,411,413 1,248,764 1,666,516 1,135,952 1,234,025
415,786
300,672 416,476
552,619 751,457
588,860
635,950
118,724
127,404
94,113
130,047
147,962 127,826
128,071
187
292
15,424,041
63,665,534
1,237,904
881,077
64,546,903

14,016
3,931
23,333,750
78,830,568
1,840,191
1,069,087
79,903,586

48,661
14,426
20,363,327
65,424,784
3,045,235
1,690,393
67,129,603

690,546
252,632
260,206 235,672
11,275,547 9,608,985
11,026,148
5,718,254 5,617,327 5,287,934
3 July 1 to Oct. 3,1913,

158,342
82,456
1,413
163,867
51,073
1,118
74,261
55,589
22,379,998 21,609,520 26,049,472 28,594,672
72,713,984 67,173,382 82,147,523 97,828,243
4,122,226 4,892,986 5,893,741 5,949,744
2,210,020 2,317,217 2,711,605 3,100,664
74,998,265 69,541,672 84,914,717 100,930,025
237,783

561,552
250,170

474,265
247,286

2,478,413 2,090,285 1,860,076
6,654,932 4,674,506 5,740,502

924,604
993,577
10,666,215
13,374,536

1,071,963
766,857
1,555,899 1,184,985
14,679,233 12,393,988
20,220,921 25,149,669

8,749,757
1,072,468
15,406,954
1,162,810
34,690,259
1,384,372
15,882,661
1,409,973
2,210,246
1,446,838
7,239,869
15,814,951
23,054,820

33,476,401
4 918,171
8,363,360
822,572
8,790,920
698,630
9,042,490
1,030,788
2,872,395
1,452,384
10,342,556
23,229,204
33,571,760

5,971,267
936,092
12,200,892
1,569,782
9,187,613
849,630
14,469,774
1,684,867
3,423,382
1,081,258
27,415,912
8,463,753
35,879,665

987,107 1,872,762
341,566
357,080
20,964
81,787

2,237,971
197,629
22,330

51,495
35,114
26,030,925
80,531,785
4,970,254
2,563,658
83,130,557

62,056
197,073
54,995
142,743
33,070,902 33,868,885
119,484,223 156,085,649
8,657,322 6,420,482
4,706,689 4,431,164
124,833,655 160,671,808

144,481
304,326
96,843
510,029
330,304
256,041
339,543
266,338
12,231,768 9,135,804 12,995,029 17,224,313

3,679,748 3,297,051 3,825,421 4,351,040 3,034,804 4,764,419
*Prior to 1911 included in “ Other precious stones cut but not set, etc.”

4,426,932

433




726,002
831,056
57,419 593,668 5,002,496
71,625 831,871 8,548,837
20,659,396 13,786,451 13,069,830
2,323,699 1,202,758 1,472,588

IM PO R TS— Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A L U E S.

s A 1917-

Seeds:
Castor beans or seeds.........dut. /bush.
\ dolls,
90,356
Flaxseed or linseed............dut.. /bush.
124,494
\dolls.
GrassClover................................ free. /lbs... 22,849,115
\dolls. 2,385,734
Red................................ free. /lbs...
\doUs.
All other........................free. /lbs...
idolls.
All other grass seed......... free. /lbs...
\dolls.
Sugar beet............................ free. /lbs...
\dolls.
/free,.. dolls . 2,652,209
All other seeds.........
' \dut. .dolls. 1,242,339
(free ..dolls. 5,037,943
Total.
■ \dut ..dolls. 1,366,833
Total......................................... dolls.. 6,404,776
Shells, and manufactures of:
U nmanufactured—
Mother-of-pearl..................free, .dolls.. 1,085,500
All other............................ free, .dolls.. 403,814
Manufactures of....................dut. .dolls.. 140,073
Silk, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured71,223
Cocoons.............................free../lbs...
23,807
\dolls.
Raw, in skeins, reeled from the /lbs... 16,722,207
cocoon or rereeled.......free.. t dolls, 70,229,518
Waste................................free.. /lbs... 1,950,474
\dolls. 1,158,574
Total unmanufactured...........dolls.. 71,411,899
Manufactures of—
Bandings, beltings, bindings, etc.,
not over 12 inches In width
.........................................dut.. dolls..
Bolting cloths...................free, .dolls.. 249,789
Fabrics woven in the piece, dut. dolls.. 13,485,508
Dyed in the thread or yarn
.....................................dut..dolls..
A llother.......................dut..dolls..
Laces and embroideries, etc., and ar­
ticles made thereof (except wear­
ing apparel)................... dut. .dolls.. 6,646,902
' Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.




1907

1908

713,679
2,062,034
1,816,582
2,479,364
3,775,744
5,218,620
5,057,801
38,903,040

521,328
2,013,978
1,300,250
2,140,848
3,702,232
4,268,890
4,687,916
32,967,874
-----------~

973,286
973,286

2,375,139
321,719
24,320,865
2,232,774
20,374,842
1,838,512
6,490,048
719,995
53,560,894
5,113,000

761, 745
761,745

380,439
1,364,666
1,597,022
2,343,576
3,583,857
3,068,296
3,970,195
30,718,582
=====

990,138
990,138

605,106
2,331,748
966,969
3,235,369
5,064,111
4,896,595
3,788,639
32,888,459
= -------=

562,806
2,174,437
685,585
3,245,582
5,708,804
5,597,915
1,041,801
28,858,278
= = = = =

3,279,559
3,279,559
4,671,533
379,272
746,72i
451,472
746,721
830,744

1907 to 1917—Continued.
1915

757,944
596,509
3,025,360 2,231,923
3,112,134 1,862,078
3,093,336 2,147,975
6,752,463 4,038,778
4,246,345 2,629,550
1,959,309 1,549,366
35,454,786 25,042,670
________ = = = = =
2,759,306 2,780,063
3,461,039 3,302,599
284,571
620,791
4,081,830 3,587,170
4,622,082 4,079,132
342,218
360,128
407,109
460,485
749,387
820,613
31,040,350
»77,802
*5,731,551 5,786,324
4327,051
357,071
5,979,314 7,756,090 3902,678
368,175
*40,942
399,270
*2,868,408 3,127,722
4130,308 150,515

609,086
2,325,614
595,946
3,243,657
5,663,691
4,248,491
849,565
24,556,871
=====
1,457,544
1,757,989
886,504
2,647,493
4,960,410
392,308
405,318
797,626
6,795,943
514,758

875,863
3,463,588
596* 838
3,582,268
6,383,872
4,107,840
890,790
27,590,478
—
1,942,177
2,385,350
892,434
3,277,784
4,833,269
365,703
403^734
769,437
6,853,915
535,974

2,042,396 2,645,079
236,787
219,286
20,336,693 37,094,824 16,488,848 22,065,074 25,802,252 27,562,361 *4,204.900
1,632,901 2,115,413 1,102,104 1,622,311 2,599,479 2,852,665 *432,272
<19,908,661
41,995,655
14,332,230 30,497,704 21,862,111 28,140,552 14,651,846 16,062,861 a2,896,823
1,194,798 2,114,920 1,660,843 2,383,497 1,464,239 1,576,462 3309.184
5,414,493 7,964,336 6,442,199 8,017,286 9,887,193 6,990,174 18,961,068
940,392 1,027,519
822,765 2,282,295
627,051
898,987
720,512
42,124,812 78,201,943 43,793,158 58,222,912 63*, 116,548 65,225,401 56,574,499
5,974,170 6,187,136 5,595,509
3,591,537 5,348,606 3,483,459 4,946,200

1916

1917

263,671
261,638
1,275,966 1,442,324
197,953
585,795
3,279,927 3,804,699
6,450,599 10,391,707
2,790,309 3,157,535
2,613,290 3,007,290
31,911,793 = 40,322,840
---------=
2,041,193
506,613
2,924,458 1,262,580
177,631
261,359
3,102,089 1,523,939
3,196,640 2,428,993
332,249
310,928
281,954
280,577
614,203
591,505
9,707,982
623,478

8,744,044
740,846

7,322,399
540,007

2,590,279
243,962

30,267,384 37,389,324 23,9fii,900
3,086,782 4,505,380 3,636,049
20,902,214
2,332,604
60,083,644
5,926,972

28,071,632 23,220,288
3,277,757 3,123,286
82,491,337 58,516,577
8,946,622 7,744,143

IM PO R TS ----- Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A LU E S,

Article.
Silk, and manufactures of—Continued.
Manufactures of—Continued.
Plushes, velvets, and other fibs__
pile fabrics................. .dut..ldolls..
Ribbons not over 12 inches in width
. .dut. .dolls..
Snun silk or schappe silk fibs—
yam........................... .dut..\dolls..
Wearing apparel...........
All other....................... ..dut. .dolls..
Total manufactures oi............ dolls..
Silk, artificial, manufactures of:1
Yarns, threads, etc........... *am:- {dolls
All other..........................
Total........................... .............dolls..
Soap:
. *
Castile *.............................. .dut.. fibs.
All other.............................
Total........................... ............ dolls..
Spices:
,,
fibs..
Unground—
ffree-*
Cassia and cassia vera.. 1, . {dolls
(lbs
[dut..|dollg
r. fibs..
Ginger root, not pre­ 1,, . (lbs
server!
[dut. . |dolj8
,
Nutmegs......................... .free. fibs
fibs
Pepper, black or white. l,ree idoii»::
ldut-. {dolls
ribs
All other......................... . -{dolls’'
/lbs....
-dut--{dolls..
/lbs ...
Total....................... ...........\dolls..

V a l u e s , by A rticles , Y ears E n d e d J u n e 30,
1910
1914
1911
1912
1909
1913

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Spirits, wines, malt liquors, and other
beverages:
Malt liquors—
, ,,
In bottles or jugs.............dut. -\§olls*
In other coverings...........dut.
‘

2,041,688
1,902,656
5,165,929
1,506,108
7,207,617
3, 408,763

1,960,333
1,829,917
5,564,773
1,634,754
7,525,106
3,464,671

1,801,043
1,695,747
5,105,062
1,519,660
6,906,105
3,215,407

1,727,541
1,605,919
5,560,491
1,658,034
7,288,032
3,263,953

1,452,728
1,372,823
6,245,922
1,917,442
7,698,650
3,290,265

1,213,320
799,946
872,402
1,152,598
768,893
850,913
5,963,913 2,551,158 1,740,333
1,814,431
818,505
605,980
7,177,233 3,351,104 2,612,735
2,967,029 1,587,398 1,456,893

632,064
717,653
1,608,113
682,843
2,240,177
1,400,496

409,242 509,286
610,358
602,563
536,342
420,567
400,203
1,018,382 1,316,031 1,647,277 1,617,483 1,035,562 1,576,481 1,502,845
532,151
357,311
515,575
330,452
575,290
408,090
902,696
1,052,929 1,233,700 1,063,267
858,599
794,553
824,694
974,776 1,055,885
263,520
805,749
1,045,815
742,439
999,921 1,017,569
439,244
994,050 915,422
749,775
717,131
1,293,692 1,373,010 1,541,663 1,571,870 1,327,759 1,742,197 1,676,151
2,668,749 2,833,917 3,153,640 3,186,627 2,641,617 3,677,662 4,404,486
411,595
397,934
925,601
378,623
414,650
411,236
538,759
344,929
378,902
543,620
317,413 433,098
1,395,748
339,619
3,674,350 3,650,736 4,080,710 4,160,843 3,289,727 3,953,499 3,115,483
6,076,929 6,463,228 7,374,157 7,263,848 5,570,322 7,231,569 7,792,891
280,828 270,002
195,714
218,495 281,134
114,630
206,210
3,566,824 4,688,090 4,636,191 4,418,958 2,004,680 3,532,022 3,442,645
4,812,787 3,864,070 4,427,130 5,220,380 3,860,273 3,455,756 3,167,400
2,638,039 2,488,740 2,718,045 2,757,434 1,968,587 2,267,561 2,558,086
596,521
577,244
534,402
626,865
678,131
728,303
546,119
2,326,750 2,414,621 2,724,471 2,940,277 2,273,916 2,197,311 2,485,014
8,531,613 9,591,451 10,078,707 10,116,669 6,247,183 7,996,894 8,485,745
18,004,908 19,334,605 20,743,129 20,347,546 13,404,903 16,685,356 17,679,132
1,191,525 1,284,124 1,280,184 1,170,605
764,614 577,728 . 397,818
993,709 1,012,647 1,008,127 1,000,005
440,116
640,183
720,316
572,372 536,597
529,706
573,221
419,659
544,550
540,181
1,523,415 1,585,868 1,580,499 1,536,602 1,139,975 1,184,733
980,297
*Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1911.
6Since 1910 included under "Articles, the growth, produce,
and manufacture of the United States returned.”

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t

1,651,564
1,571,336
5,523,941
1,708,590
7,175,505
3,279,926

IM PO R TS ----- Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A L U E S.

Total malt liquors..............{lolls
Spirits, distilled—
Of domestic mfr., returned! _f _aIla
148,298 134,015
119,646
(subject to internal-reve- *,f>a 18*‘ 154,106
162,072
160,439
148,776
124,162
nuetax)6................free..]
629,333 592,382 764,244 7?6,259
BraDdy .......................dut--{§oiilaUs:: 1,687,473 1,523,842 1,961,170 1,899,021
Cordials, liqueurs, etc. fpf.galls..
.........[___t .............dut. .\clolls........
1,240,662
..............................dut-{don!ans::
1,015,035
1,060,300
Whisky .......................dut- t e lb 2,167,064
3,270,226 3,216,228 3,889,066 1,245,200
Another...:.............. d u t-{§o'li^!S'' 5,037,146 4,876,325 5,566,879 1,907,605
4,053,665 3,956,908
Total spirits, distilled - -{§[,*i]|alls ' * 6,886,691 6,560,606 4, 787,325 4,382,067
7,676,825 7,112,887
Wines—
Champagne and other /doz. qts.. 419,403 366,669
436,628
391,003
sparkling................. dut.(dolls........ 6,228,281 5,221,070 6,863,785 6,302,377
Still wines—
5,213,458 5, 443,782 5,747,056 7,100,661
lncasks.........................
2,966,154 3,008,996 2,838,232 3,527,896
822,243
636,938 628,428 650,861
In other coverings, .dut.
‘ 2,614,346 2,516,461 2,574,596 3,177,020
Total wines.................dut. .dolls.. 11,808,781 10,746,527 12,276,613 13,007,293
Total spirits, wines, and malt
liquors............................... dolls.. 22,104,235 20,771,804 23,168,845 23,384,133
Other beverages—
Mineral waters, natural and /doz. qts.. 1,156,368 1,179,965 1,173,540 1,095,822
artificial..................dut..\dolls........ 1,053,976 1,132,786 1,130,208
994,756
All other.............................dut. .dolls.. 464,620 442,482 457,884
453,479
Total other beverages.........dolls.. 1,518,596 1,575,268 1,588,092 1,448,235
1Prior to 1911 included mostly under “ Silk, and manufactures of.”
*Prior to 1913 includes medicinal or medicated.
8July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.

1,954,092
1,790,492
5,339,800
1,605,874
7,293,892
3,396,366

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1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

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1914

1915

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1917




IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES,

432,897
607,223
488,426
410,989
421,963
439,901
612,658
481,973
Sponges.....................................dut. .dolls..
391,208 345,208 466,422
6,330,493 5,284,050 17,301,351 10,861,310 7,938,730 15,841,437 16,710,498 15.518,434 13,233,383 2,467,038 20,647,893
Starch.......................................
408,922
123,838
973,530
222,470
457,784
343,805
478,465
152,020
138,166
424,089 296,030
459,927
Stearin from animal fats1----dut.
* 1,184,287 1,434,845 3,895,254 2251,290
93,385
135,739
411,485
Stone, and manufactures of:
F lin t and flint sto n e s, un­
371,452
367,714
255,277
278,392
243,640 250,042
346,047
283,746 229,303 326,959
335,381
ground ..............................free, .dolls..
L ith ograp h ic stones, not en­
1,742
30,584
555
134,534
74,218
102,915
174,808
90,099
84,244
graved ................................free, .dolls..
81,274
88,580
Marble, and manufactures of—
20,100
20,120
*7,019
Breccia In blocks or slabs. .free.. dolls..
35,373
894,538
728,693
659,074
All other(lncludlng onyx), dut. .dolls.. 1,569,476 1,234,369 1,194,665 1,545,977 1,477,304 l,384,0i2 1,393,940 1,335,672
58,322
56,259
807,405
127,749
125,305
84,225
97,825
88,551
87,271
All other (in c lu d in g ffree..dolls.,
97,205
108,077
340,867
415,042
274,385
387,888 359,962 386,376 380,737
350,119
205,345
327,235 352,530
slate)..............................\dut..dolls..
Total.....................................dolls.. 2,555,969 2,130,556 2,024,196 2,439,342 2,282,055 2,132,804 2,254,656 2,303,789 1,670,358 1,500,283 1,176,510
Stones, semiprecious, manufactures of,
38,443
32,572
38,324
26,509
42,643
not for jewelry...................... dut. .dolls..
73,639
Straw and grass, manufactures of
369,157 425,649
814,506
278,820
461,771
725,861
748,855 589,460 646,629
853,461 1,174,317
Sugar, and molasses:
24,630,935 18,882,756 22,092,696 31,292,165 23,838,190 28,828,213 33,926,521 51,410,271 70,839,623 85,716,673 110,237,888
995,006 1,197,878 1,456,350 1,744,719 1,963,505 3,775,894 10,946,571
721,867 937,791 1,367,362
Mo'*33®3 ..............................d u t- { & :
919,806
Sugar—
877,623
1,148 24, COO, 287 6,504,260 182,647,582 3,367,708
2,050
397,745,046 221,036,900 98,625,908
28,847
174
43 593,037
29,386
70,829
1,443
239,484 4,169,523
Beet.................................. dut*-{dolls.. 8,203,309 5,401,378 2,521,798
3,986,510,021 3,144,022,423 4,084,921,078 3,912,567,785 3,678,754,728 3,656,559,596 4,350,888,900 4,944,815,410 5,091,788,186 5,414,081,941 5,061,695,406
Cane................................. dut'-{dolls.. 84,273,071 74,509,970 93,768,598 101,816,278 89,402,665 103,714,777 94,700,155 98,811,960 166,326,520 202,183,873 222,191,659
Product of the Philippine Is-fibs___
8175,069,739 230,351,485 435,570,122 203,160,972 116,749,211 326,842,296 217,190,825 267,891,954
lands.......................... free, .\dolls..
34,250,568 6,487,294 11,243,693 4,593,199 2,553,601 7,511,126 6,389,017 8,382,562
Above No. 16 Dutch standard] Ih
in color, including sirups and^“ - * 7,584,908 6,937,789 5,874,032 6,107,264 4,202,765 5,984,415 3,344,034 5793, 561
176,946 649,938
maple sugar4 ..............dut.. Jaous- 346,799 264,602
317,125
273,116
329,873
208,100
Maple sugar and maple sirup6fibs.
12,095,983 1,473,762 1,886,933 3,129,647
IT T____ ______ ____dut .\dolls
7163,047
190,335 370,030
125,571
4,391,839,975 3,371,997,112 4,189,421,018 4,094,545,936 3,937,978,265 4.104,618,393 4,740,041,488 5,066,821,873 5,420,981.867 5,633,161,749 5,332,745,854
Total sugar.....................
92,806,253 80,258,147 96,554,998 106,349,005 96,691,096 115,515,079 103,639,823 101,649,375 173,992,603 208,769,399 230,945,694
Sugar candy and confectionery fibs ...
769,227
491,467 649,934 1,293,515 1,590,337 1,387,748 1,671,806 . 1,172,464
615,226
526,852 556,665
294,019
237,779
240,669
210,183
113,846
288,203
117,244
80,953
96,870
85,330
111,150

Tobacco, and manufactures of:
U nmanufactured—L eafSuitable for cigar wrappers fibs__
........................................ aut. .\dolls..
AUother............................d o t- - { & : :
/lb s....
Total leaf._____
laous..

661,269
729,502
832,134
844,659 1,375.041
628,625
894,281
995,296
964,559
713,788
935,609
2,492,608 2,687,626 2,462,213 2,626,705 3,10S, 089 3,919,450 4,111,636 3,695,335 A, 107,249 7,121,614 5,855,913
16,035,887 18,903,299 15,562,229 18,158,871 12,878,292 21,256,811 23,993,223 29,537,111 30,411,167 33,377,357 34,303,043
83,864
93,192
115,446
117,114
125,138
148, 523
187*635
100,534
206,866
117,877
238,474
15,192
21,779
12,263
15,187
7,689
20,693
16,089
8,096
21,186
10,565
196,891
426,431
310,745
483,920
336,136
250,409
402,853
218,952
582,922
299,897
68,174
66,810
66;113
73,956
48,871
66,617
102,769
106,864
80,210
54,955
73,367
900,880
840,779
612,971
982,315 1,300,126
731,795 1,058,647
984,841
753,981 1,598,465 1,274,660
304,276
115,163
228,514
169,268
268,821
390,056
468,230
370,133
698,673
668,166
792,064
1,382,373 1,092,984 1,286,480 1,690,014 1,683,514 1,735,056 2,026,318 1,566,001 1,343,066 2,849,553 2,366,621
26,241
37^153
17,410 _
26^915
14,093
27,791
35,169
21,007
61,705
56,753
71,230
50,000
24,500
92,006
43,946
23,691
86,368,490 94,149,564 114,916,520 85,626,370 102,653,942 101,406,816 94,812,800 91,130,815 96,987,942 109,865,935 i.03,364,41.0
13,915,544 16,309,870 18,562,676 13,671,946 17,613,569 18,207,141 17,433,688 16,735,302 17,512,619 20,599,857 19,265,264
1,920,918 3,229,221 3,736,789 5,994,547 7,053,550 1,463,677
161,632
211,541 i<>47,195
96,122
94,302
59,317
ii 4,410,631 4,230,456 4,794,542 7,975,343
200,115
494,280
ii 147,098
137,155
5,417
5,120
2,745,117 2,805,290
96,013,005 77,296,059 91,122,372 101,134,508 103,439,058 111,204,452 114,716,099 100,177,962 94,864,623 143,984,269 137,576,360
38,117,459 25,295,061 26,007,216 30,869,532 .37,935,978 46,214,198 53,112,594 39,422,479 30,777,617 50,876,901 54,996,098
16,410,983 25,031,453 17,313,622
79,364
121,197
145,656
__________ r__________
_
. .
7,576,325
8,617,575
31,963,996
17,437,673
39,540,321
26,055,248

6,943,714
6,312,023
26,112,329
16,558,305
32,056,043
22,870,328

5,648,178
5,342,634
36,087,920
20,058,285
41,736,098
25,400,919

6,639,766
6,482,119
40,198,564
21,269,160
46,838,330
27,751,279

1 See “ Oleo stearin.”
2 July 1 to Aug. 5, 1909.
8 Aug. 6,1909, to June 30,1910.
4 Since Oct. 3,1913, with exception of “ Sirups and maple sugar,” included accord­
ing to kind.in “ Beet sugar” or “ Cane sugar.”
6 July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.
8 Prior to 1914 included in the preceding class.

t Oct.

6,470,012
8,104,307
46,536,767
23,814,363
53,006,779
31,918,670

6,398,782
8,242,212
61,055,963
27,676,867
67,454,745
35,919,079

6,092,787
7,785,387
64,014,725
27,243,668
60,107,512
35,029,055

7,241,178
9,267,044
38,523,550
17,889,621
45,764,728
27,156,665

5,070,308
7,246,942
42.943,027
17,372,12(,
48,013,335
24,619,068

3.941,936
5,298,995
42,194,411
20,182,984
46,136,347
25,481,979

4,1913, to June 30,1914.
s Included in “ Chemicals—Coal-tar distillates,” etc., in years for which no figures
are shown.
9 Prior to 1909 included in “ All other chemicals,” dutiable.
18 July 1 to Oct. 3, 1913.
ii Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.

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6,956,776
6,420,298
39,970,454
21,435,698
45,927,230
27,855,996

IMPORTS ---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Sulphur ore as pyrites, containing (tons..
excess of 25 % of sulphur...tree, .\dolls..
Talc, ground or prepared.... d u t..
'
Tanning materials, crude:
Mangrove b a rk ............. w * /to n s ..
fr
Quebracho w ood.......... ..lre e .^/to n s..
dolls
All other...........................
Total.................. .. .free, .dolls..
Tar and pitch of coal8...
Tea........................................
rea waste, sutings, oriiree. 'fibs..
d
sweepings for manufac-t
libs
turing purposes »............. .ia u i..^ dolls
_ /tons...
Tin ore................................. -•free--{dolls..
Tin, in bars, blocks, pigs, or grain/ lbs__
or granulated.......................iree. .1 dolls..
/lbs___
Tin scrap............................. - ^ “ -{dolto..

Article.

Total cigars, e tc ............ ■
All other manufactures of. d u t.. dolls..
Total manufactures of... .dolls..
Toys ...........
.................d u t.. dolls.
Hnlis and parts of........... dut doPs
All o th er.. . .
, , , _____ dut, .dolls
Total...................................dolls..
,, Ytons
.
ffree-{dolls
Tungsten-bearing ore......... -[
f^nn “
idut--{doiis::
'*
Turpentine, spirits of......... free....
Umbrellas, parasols, and sunshades, and
sticks tot .................................dut..dolls..
Vegetables:
Beans and lentils...............dut.
'
Onions..................................d n t--{dS?ta;:



V a l u e s , by A rticles , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e

1907

1908

1909

775,078
3,995,564

758,068
4,245,451

606,819
3,519,980

1910

1911

692,595
760,112
3,915,596 4,290,801
42,472
184,299
U,131,082
577,419
i 1,665,760
921,941

%

775,078
758,068
606,819 1,823,677 1,327,531
3,995,504 4,245,461 3,516,980 6,581,356 5,212,742
152,134
141,503
165,200
203,724
166,986
4,137,127 4,397,585 3,685,180 5,748,342 5,410,466
6,993,561 7,206,423 4,869,097 6,585,781 7,904,835
6,993,561

7,206,423 4,869,097 6,585,781
'

1912

1913

658,042
663,786
3,888,524 4,011,370
58,696
108, 229
896,863 1,641,832
1,330,354 2,296,823
47,917
19,315
62,542
76,340
5,212
14,463
38,554
13,751
29,441
9,617
1,587,971 2,392,089
5,291,037 6,413,974
163,429
179,669
5,470,706 6,577,403

7,904,835

1,422,292
6,471,290
7,893,582

36,386
16,110
63,093

70,743
29,210
54,839

6i, 137
17,538
49,856

127,090
64,330
63,493

204,32i
107,978
81,944

371
179,764
60,913
22,805
91,614

406,679
666,898
1,126,114
926,115

1,657,401
2,406,935
1,275,333
866,063

3,355,405
4,926,199
574,530
412,127

1,015,167
1,621,307
1.024,226
769,539

1,037,371
1,733,697
1,514,967
1,078,201

1,004,930
1,867,220
1,436,037
1,234,316

30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.
1914

1915

635,619
3,727,815
56,979
901,836
1,370,890
. 67,081
79,554
8,162
21,032
16,054
1,625,568
5,193,313
164,493
5,357,806

504,771
564,116
2,986,349 3,373,042
941,219 1,081,840
1,311,305 1.369,836
64,030
37,124
64,369
59,015
11,229
15,656
6,757
13,219
1,511,249 1,698,736
4,368,780 4,815,112
132,791
135,555
4,501,571 4,960,667

1916

1917

657,090
4,164,058
2,069,429
2,464,638
17,147
43,449
20,604
13,414
2,764,270
6,685,559
132,337
6,817,896

l,563,i84
6,372,371
7,935,555

123,134
1,816,496 1,698,131
672,270
7,267,523 6,387,232 2,644,774 1,319,033
9,084,019 8,085,363 3,217,044 1,442,167
439
Tig?
3,010
3,823
* 113,534
215,152 6,463,682 4,999,498
30
766
15,767
386,629
66,856
68,966
13,760
19,036
18,0<ji
5,102
19,667
28,818
8,189
8,691
76,305
119,073
111,943
63,063
77,318

1,048,297
1,938,105
789,458
481,756

1,634,070
2,955,663
1,114,811
909,204

905,647
1,461,917
829,177
667,374

602,769 3,747,993
1,288,034 12,137,048
815:872 1,757,948
749,150 1,820,396

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Tobacco, and manufactures of—Contd.
Manufactures of—
Cigars, cigarettes, and cheroots
.................................... d n t- { & : :
Product of the P h ilippine]^;—
IslaDds...................... " “ --Idoiis"
Cigars and cheroots........dut. .-taniii"
Product of the Philippine —
Islan<3s...................... free--jdoiiB"
Cigarettes..........................dut.
‘
Product of the Philippine —
Islands...................... “ “ --td o lb "

and

438

No. 259. — M er c h a n d ise I m po r t e d : Q uantities

1,134,346
1,835,775

218,984 13,734,695
353,208
235,847 7,168,627
306,815
7,038,127 6,656,957 7,406,927
860,884 1,013,082
940,382
886,304 1,086,851
796,842
935,609
2,083,559 1,841,973 1,944,033 2,943,116
1,104,036 1,857,846 2,554,889 1,726,145
12,999,797 8,273,371 9,293,855 18,544,873
360,524
302,898
280,033
301,030
81,899
75,816
71,867
78,577
882,406
506,816
504,550
902,904 1,076,741
972,145
764,937
270,112
328,752
282,905
231,559
709
8,966,332
1,112,801
8,123,243 6,393,711 5,352,362
586,076
439,376
489,293
5,241,087 4,281,596 4,665,828
823,053
838,405 1,080,200
20,5G0
38,619
23,539
19,037
14,242
1
0
, 0 31,024 0
0
18,251
44,587
26,472
91,435
64,648

‘"337,‘230
303,214
8,123,373
1,172,376
1,123,108
3,094,073
1,410,354
11,358,761
295,939
85,090
1,080,128
828,793
253,867

866,488!
1,849,274
22,492,820
2 1,231,762
1,153,173
532,020
9,188,177
1,306,818
1.246,249
3,463,888
28,544
1,630,113
15,133,535
311,643
94,597
848,964
1,412,200
476,364

6,440,744
507,656
5,652,995
1,146,077
21,276
8,993
12,636

8,086,422
543,103
4,255,686
1,049,126
28,693
9,250
11,452

4,957,407 2,120,441 2,054,722
150,241
347,833
147,209
5,634,809 9,727,312 7,216,103
1,012,402 1,580,530 1,739,199
10,221
40,088
27,975
68,262
16,981
6,607

313,189
19,092
1,094,048
66,318
4,839,625
1,441,541
140,876
1,506,235

241,493
17,285
982,152
70,470
4,925,128
1,217,416
148,930
1,657,605

334,552
15,
947,
42,
2,640,
683,
131,
1,263,

8,383,966
3,677,034

*85,751
1355,596
19,294
1,028,588
44,524
39,828
2,479,976 3,224,152
721,084
1,406,318
155,095
177,490
1,510,767 1,746,472

358,111
321,060
15,035
18,172
807,699
995,968
43,194
43,914
3,171,398 3,038,043
842,970 1,107,975
155,007
173,906
1,815,120 1,593,099

940,321
2,868,683
178.071
311,978
31,461
19,836
4,313,095
985,408
515,048
2,165,377
1,251
1,906,628
10,811,393
76,308
780,472
2,146,380
594,209

1,163,021
3,035,052
192,096
514,896
2,886,929
4,190,916
4,384,788
1,463,164
1,179,959
2,141,137
7,113
2,661,208
29,150,889
203,504
88,037
838,110
2,685,982
894,318

457,537
689,607
12,582
14,369
693,675
740,488
42,780
39,855
2.781,372 2,888,615
684,562
489,247
134,841
150,401
1,417/“ 1,270,348

4 Prior to 1908 included in “ All other articles, dutiable."
*July Xto Aug. 5, 1909.

439




546,903
1,305,633
140,355
218,638
130,587
56,277
6,195,819
885,653
839,916
2,553,005
1,218
1,350,101
9,329,732
249,645
73,361
214,049
1,564,506
439,541

806,762
1,515,516

IMPOSTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Peas, dried.........................dut. \fbush.
dolls.
(bush,
Potatoes (except sweet Jfree* tdolls.
403,952
176,917
P°tatoes) ........................[d u t. /bush,
283,032
tdolls.
192,635
Prepared or preserved—
/lb s...
Mushrooms and truffles, .dut. 'tdolls.
816,245
934,803
Pickles and sauces............dut ..dolls.
1,.993,759 2,777,764
All other..............................dut
.dolls
All other vegetables...........
. .dolls. 1,024,262 1,138,429
Total.......................................... dolls.. 5,728,472 8,289,068
/galls..
230,072
204,213
Vinegar...................................
65,282
56,671
tdolls..
556,492
Waste, n. e. S i.......................
.dolls.. 1,157,391
Wax, and manufactures of:
671,526
/lb s....
917,088
Beeswax..............................
194,769
264,637
tdolls..
Mineral, advanced 4 .......... ..dut...dolls..
57,158
/lbs.... 8,652,878 6,302,722
W ax.....................................
934,499
‘tdolls.. 1,464,411
libs....
Mineral............................ .free. ■ tdolls..
Jibs—
Vegetable......................... .free. ’tdolls..
52,435
28,399
Manufactures of................. ..dut. .dolls..
9,054
13,178
Whalebone, unmanufact’d... free..
'
43,633
55,277
Wood, and manufactures of:
U nmanufactured—
Briar root or wood and /free ..dolls.
ivy or laurel root.........\dut ..dolls.
Cabinet woods—
/M ft..
Cedar.
.free. -\dolls.
/M ft..
41,678
51,899
Mahogany.....................free ’tdolls. 3,263,718 2,566,954
All other..........................free. . .dolls. 2,091,882 1,464,907
131,348
97,573
Logs and round timber, .free. /M ft.,
938,501 1,264,439
tdolls.
1Aug. 6, 1909, to June 30,1910.
2 Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
»July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.

Article.

Total pulp wood...............{dolls3 ]!
Rattans and reeds............. free, .dolls..
Timber, hewn, squared, o r/cu . ft..
sided.............................. dut. .\dolls..
All other unmanufao- f free, .dolls..
tu re d ..........................\d u t.. dolls..
Total unm anufactured..........dolls..
Manufactures of—
Lumber—
Boards, planks, deals, [free..
*
and other sawed <
}\r ft ”
lum ber.................... Idut ..{&£-■
Boards, planks, deals, and
other forms of sawed cabi- Jj nii„
net woods.................du t..J
,,
/M .......
T .v
|,ree-'Idol s
l * 113........................... L „ t IM ___
ldut” {dolls..
.
Jfr6e -{dolls..

V alues , by A rticles , Y e ars E n d e d J u n e

1907

1908

1909

1910

650,366
2,792,751

923,503
4,989,919

727,104
4,333,905

1,000,342
6,392,023

650,366
923,503
2,792,751 4,989,919

1911

1912

1913

i89,387
178,751
160,315
995,777
1,080,805
927,217
484,277
447,819
618,124
2,683,913 2,928, 768 3,843,950
238,242
232,749
258,455
1,800,555 1,910,283 2,183,785
727,104 1,000,342
901,270 1,036,894
869,955
4,333,905 6,392,023 5,565,273 5,834,828 6,954,952
898,552 1,040,121
884,626
925,269

30, 1907 to 1917—Continued.

1914

1915

186,316
247,400
1,063,721 1,458,629
630,863
551,239
4,062,835 3,516,460
187,047
255,844
2,118,910 1,597,750
1,073,023
985,686
7,245,466 6,572,839
1,210,390
771,628

1916

1917

187,006
1,131,359
627,290
3,959,732
164,714
1,282,658
979,010
6,373,749
1,720,816

214,180
1,307,884
639,816
4,285,282
162,818
1,295,957
1,016,814
6,889,123
1,171,052

2,306,543 2,149,950 1,607,796
597,583
490,304
686,472
489,036
664,961
510,842
651,572
768,004
22,646
142,806
78,200
64,318
86,642
89,726
48,194
25,688
24,273
116,381
240,557
11,471,595 12,500,487 11,125,143 15,176,506 14,475,198 14,271,416 17,065,909 18,038,686 13,726,117 14,774,760 14,876,216

929,006 1,200,077 1,165,698
1643,352
112,188,310 17,478,827 22,437,406 24,062,784
934,195
871,927
905,152 1,090,628 2281,215
791,288
846,024 1,053,616
16,265,350 15,212,788 15,946,755 19,332,768 16,126,116 15,793,005 18,907,345 25,323,317
14,306
10,316
17,991
9,482
U81,708
332,034
676,258
447,124
1374,617
672,023
771,823
766,286
11,067,070 1,916,214 2,207,223 2,280,656
677,770
646,662
712,119 2i90,161
722,423
1,804,139 1,693,340 1,619,919 1,005,254 2546,516
1745,564 1,487,116 1,769,333 1,924,139
11,791,245 3,104,698 3,593,696 4,568,340
642,582
560,297 2149,474
762,798
514,657
988,08i 1,058,363
881,003
1,940,001 2,379,242 2,500,398 1,769,397 1,387,743 1,205,327 1,399,751 2398,925
1219,005
393,749
... ..
ffree dolls
558,468
362,433
885,888
596,274
151,228
227,348
367,726
AU other...................... {dut..dolls... 2,764,015 2,665,428 2,452,888 i, 182,586 1,563,764 1,176,282
Baskets of bamboo, wood, straw,
514,018
fttn.....................................dut. .dolls
609,012
460,573
450,813
169,181
575,063
620,893
265,305
246,475
235,400
Chair, cane or reed............dut. .dolls..
959,723 1,017,201
801,713
789,196
838,265
722,385
610,389
910,547
705,046
774,464
F urniture...........................d u t.. dolls.. 1,132,667




IM POSTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Wood, and manufactures of—Continued.
Unmanufactured—Continued.
Pulp wood.......................lree--{doHs.\'
Roueh ............................fre e -{dolls..
j
t__ fcords..
Peeled........................... free -{dolls ..
« „
,__ fcords..
Kossed..........................,ree- ‘{dolls ..

and

440

No. 259.—M e r c h a n d ise I m po rted : Q uantities

120,063
4,478,903

150,765
186,406
156,986
187,253
144,863
2,871,797 2,685,687 2,598,279 3,141,119 3,148,173
7,703
35,810
17,712
135,316
644,740
317,002
243,619
264,882
23,766
300,114
‘ 14,007
*500,164
931,704 9,142,359 11,483,268 10,693,730
26,884
243,455
198,797
184,590
167,222
994,348
5,831,016 6,286,616 ‘6,766,107 8,504,238

37,968
2,092,483

68,534
72,015
3,394,273 3,494,982

ii6,i96
2,057,877

174,245
* 70,692
8 1,214,978 3,052,297
61,024
71,875
1,327,747 1,146,463

5,074
73,186
*6,350
* 355,392
296,072 3,821,806
6,203
65,559
68,044
331,230
3,080,722 3,430,613

55,760
100,555
5,256, 724 3,025,941

587,922
507,048
19,881,111 16,867,850
2,783,091 1,903,214
42,774,599 60,056,178
4,234,039 4,503,637
60,734,755 64,559,815

237,514
7,313,326
2,546,164
12,436,169
31,091,813
43,527,982

274,216
8,629,263
2,000,934
11,338,762
32,351,665
43,690,427

378,322
11,768,014
2,350,906
15,949,246
38,473,258
54,422,504

491,873
13,980,357
2,465,526
16,965,878
36,965,925
62,931,803

477,508
14,218,922
2,804,032
35,004,278
17,497,863
62,602,131

502,913
16,165,316
3,014,009
21,476,457
40,347,631
61,824,088

508,360
17,023,338
3,590,639
48,577,065
13,855,974
62,433,039

45,798,303
10,278,199
13,332,540
3,624,617
66,849,681
9,762,122

142,580,993
29,455,598
21,952,259
4,591,559
101,876,052
11,124,837

111,592,978
27,231,052
31,614,235
7,931,145
120,721,019
16,058,647

40,104,845
9,044,321
12,456,468
3,280,683
. 85,086,328
10,903,001

71,203,329
15,106,193
15,557,664
3,802,034
106,639,720
14,170,115

67,238,715
15,422,920
16,886,446
4,266,327
111,168,094
15,800,576

270,107
7,018,404

99,977
8,231,577
281,624
22,488,642
4,316
332,015
43,451
4,391,356
699,475
42,461,994
2,248,904
78,418,836
14,876,216
93,295,052

#7,055,664
81,759,154
83,570,989
81.049.844
827,467,827
84.284.844

....................1.....................
....................1.....................
.............. !
8Aug. 6, 1909, to June 30, 1910.
‘July 25 1911, to June 30,1912.

•118,033,097 222,017,420 403,121,585
828,922,005 52,008,509 112,145,657
•15,268,709 15,054,694 13,292,160
83,857,123 3,735,158 3,916,708
•74,535,486 65,709,752 109,268,999
•12,744,767 10,865,475 23,955,236
• July 1 to Nov. 30,1913.
*Dec. 1,1913, to June 30,1914.

279,481,501
101,502,941
17,055,953
6,723,737
67,072,671
19,814,386

441




237,514
7,313,326

IMPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

213,110
Wood pulp.......................dut -{dSfs".'. 0,348,857
(free J^ons...
Mechanically ground.<
L **
lduM doUs
Chemical, 11n hi -Jlree * nlln
ld u t.|doii8
sm phate.................f e e - - { S ';
S rip lu te .................tr e e - td f f i”
(ton*
r*i nmi ni bleached.-[ *1dolls
Chemical, ’ e__ 1 -J |irw f*ona
ld u t { d o lta ‘
Sulphate.................fre e -{ “ “ ;;
8ulPh lte .................f* --{ d o n s::
213, no
Total wood pulp........;;
6,348,857
All other manufactures of. d u t.. dolls.. 3,057,456
Total wood, and /free..dolls., 11,393,395
manufactures of. \d u t.. dolls.. 31,576,546
Total wood, and mfrs. of.dolls.. 42,969,941
Vool, hair of the camel, goat, alpaca, and
like animals, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured—
Class 1—Clothing.............dut.
' 82,982,116
21,378,304
Class 2—Combing............dut.
’ 10,671,378
3,235,281
Class 3—Carpet.................dut. --(d<3is' 110,194,051
16,920,443
Wool of the sheep, hair of the camel,
and other like animals—
• Class 1—Clothing.... .free.
Class 2—Combing.... .free.
.
flhe
Class 3—Carpet. . . . . ..fre e..< ^ jjj
1 Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
*July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.

Article.

Total unmanufactured. -■ {|jolis
Manufactures of—
Carpets and carpeting.dut. niisdS”
Carpets and rugs woven fsq. y d s..
whole......................d u t.. Idolls___
All other....................d u t.. /sq. y d s..
idolls___
lb s .........
Cloths............................dut. .• sq. yds
dolls ....
sq. y d s..
Dress goods, women’s and d o lls....
children’s.................. d u t.. lb s.........
d o lls....
Hair of the Angora goat, alpaca,
etc., manufactures of.. .du t .. dolls..
Knit fabrics........................du t..dolls..
Mungo, flocks, shoddy, noils^ libs__
wool extracts, rags, an<^ idolls..
waste..............................a u i.. j
Press cloths of camel’s hair for oil
milling nurnoses..........free, .dolls..
Tops...................................dut ■ fibs....
{dolls..
Wearing apparel...............du t..dolls..
Wool w a s t e s f r o ft dolls __
Yarn...................................d u t- - { & : :
All other..............................dut. .dolls..
Total manufactures of.........dolls..




1908

V a l u e s , by A rticles , Y ears E n d e d J u n e

1909

1910

1

1911

1912

1918

30, 1907
1914

to

1917— Continued.

1915

1916

1917 *

11,717,097 5,301,563 9,145,278 8,162,093
1572,430 1,633,426 2,403,133 3,096,106
203,847,545 125,980,524 266,409,304 263,928,232 137,647,641 193,400,713 195,293,255 247,648,869 308,083,429 534,828,022 £72,372,218
41,534,028 23,664,938 45,171,994 51,220,844 23,228,005 33,078,342 35,579,823 53,190,767 68,242,568 142,420,734 131,137,170
1,068,010
4,435,067

686,784
2,795,066

1,042,378
4,032,512

1,205,982 1,003,741
4,591,721 3,807,805

841,249
3,850,804

1,085,431
4,895,989

1,073,877
4,452,309

i
....................i ..................
5,336,546 4,443,248 4,510,224 6,232,790 4,727,279 4.119,110 4,285,495 12,385,586
5,732,200 4,859,796 4,780,606 6,425, G64 5,142,507 4,630,478 4,888,447 12,794,048
46,924,917 45,035,142 34,619,747 48,345,084 30,414,343 15,415,245 15,712,155 29,442,047
9,240,245 9,217,804 6,761,536 9,374,140 6,262,566 3,279,198 3,321,626 22,376,549
H,521,451
84,396,660
31,448,898
35,635
210,856
57,113
17,258
674,289 1,265,038
495,173
125,804
271,116
141,625
450,968
,
1,674,915 1,620,270 1,416,935 1,813,542 2,274,756 2,171,477 2,158,384 2,268,125
4978,709
195,797
192,826
284,393
151,035
233,704
154,668
980,662 1,053,695 5,527,938
582,568
678,430 1,309,850 i,082, i57
602,393
22,321,460 19,387,978 18,102,461 23,532,175 18,569,791 14,912,619 16,318,141 34,294,204

1,059,072
2,947,057

446,963
1,806,144 .
286,495
511,207
i6,648,990 6,117,181
17,139,292 8,881,555
10,262,732 6,479,063
29,542,723 6,914,313
8,000,010 1,691,259
7,320,867 1,805,880
2,243,660 1,673,029
79,091
1,800,391
834,864
4,302,694
29,791,356

659,807
3,024,610
297,101
767,232
6,055,032
8,212,495
7,494,082
3,329,425
826,122
1,183,472
1,885,216

50,311
787
483,183
5,853
251,812
5,913
1,127,536 1,708,794
1,207,517 1,668,333
110,477
38,374
88,086
55,406
602,952 1,068,618
15,657,537 18,862,463

IM PO R TS— Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A L U E S.

Wool, hair of the camel, goat, alt iaca, and
like animals, and manufaet ures of—
Continued.
U nmanufactured—Continued
Hair of the Angora goat, alpac a,/lbs___
and other like animals. dut .:\dolls..

1907

and

442

No. 259.—M er c h a n d ise I m po rted : Q uantities

Zinc, and manufactures of:
Ca'am,ne...............................

.............................

Or*

[gross w t.. tons..
Ore and calam ine.dut.<zinc cont. .lbs ..
[dolls....................

83,890
1,210,001
15,847
232,796

44,345
508,695
14,509
222,419

6 24,893
« 359,193
*40
61,280
8 55,574
65,933
54,464
51,934
18,280
79,814
291,264
262,767
8 43,609,706 44,632,900 36,135,401 43,427,836 14,484,802 66,649,420 254,865,998 206,397,423
8778,999
937,095
727,117
831,080
251,479 1,818,140 10,425,111 7,596,930
4,451,518 20,448,226 4,934,349 7,080,059 27,142,199 2,145,089 1,724,753 1,760,133
711,973
204,109
851,940
238,126
418,556 1,525,688
90,481
88,661
46,696
159,166
4,653,646 4,807,664 2,877,680 2,150,970 1,027,861
264,364
223,010
159,928
358,833 ■ 143,704
18,611
44,458
300,566
121,238
50,981
15,640
24,083
4,710
588
282,584
219,749
870,551
719,122 1,911,290
364,472
272,672
522,709
190,988
53,978
632,606
29,432
394,784

RECAPITULATION.

Entered for immediate consum ption
1,253,733,227 1,022,018,777 1,123,818,316 1,360,644,063 1,360,829,246 1,478,672,859 1,601,837,956 1,678,118,779 1,472,945,555 1,977,314,178
Entered for warehouse...................... dolls.. 180,688,198 172,323,015 188,101,908 196,303,367 166,396,859 174,692,075 211,170,278 215,806,878 201,224,185 220,569,332 2,433,901,796
225,453,389
Brought in cars and other land vehicles
.........*................................................. dolls.. 94,172,649 71,310,825 71,391,142 90,408,369 91,074,620 102,187,084 115,346,125 156,217,004 147,900,328 197,908,390 304,616,383
Brought in American vessels:
Steam ................................................dolls.. 169,955,148 145,101,373 144,364,918 140,061,750 140,233,302 163,610,490 185,046,549 193,424,634 271,711,911 449,872,543 648,266,478
Sailing........- ................................... dolls.. 6,595,568 6,818,360 6,163,157 7,039,226 6,407,610 7,239,190 8,047,693 5,499,032 9,622,930
Brought in foreign vessels:
Steam ............................................... dolls.. 1,147,773,528 958,298,094 1,081,317,349 1,309,871,794 1,281,374,412 1,373,971,870 1,499,006,807 1,533,996,953 1,238,939,869 1,550,102,577 1,706,482,324
Sailing..............................................dolls.. 15,924,532 12,813,140 8,683,658 9,566,291 8,136,161 6,256,300 5,561,060 4,788,034 5,994,702




443

i Deo. 1.1913, to June 30.1914.
* July 1 to Dec. 31,1913.
8 Jan. 1 to June 30,1914.
4 Oct. 4, 1913, to June 30,1914.
6July 1 to Aug. 5, 1909.
8Aug. 6, 1909, to June 30,1910.
7 This item covers articles (other than sugar, cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, hats, bonnets, and hoods) that are dutiable when the product oi foreign countries.

IM P O S T S — Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A L U E S.

In blocks or pigs, and old. .dut. -{Perils" 1,332,015 3,103,634
86,326
172,428
Zinc dust...............................dut.
■'
12,068
il,724
All other manufactures of. ..dut. .dolls..
98,394
Total,except ore and calamine .dolls..
184,152
Product of the Philippine Islands, n. e. s.7
90,372
.................................................free, .dolls..
78,129
•102,023
191,923
400,717
667,646 2,442,479
268,866
509,894
539,743
402,119
598,075
491,041
710,076 1,749,253 1,405,530 1,497,682 1,847,970
392,881
All other articles.................S ~
420,000
543,895
511,403
457,083
546,094 1,198,451
607,473
640,427
853,606 1,288,585 2,765,239
Total value, imports /free, .dolls.. 644,029,761 525,603,308 599,550,639 755,311,396 776,972,509 881,670,830 987,524,162 1,127,502,699 1,033,526,675 1.492,647,350 1,848,840,520
of merchandise..........\d u t. .dolls.. 790,391,664 668,738,484 712,363,585 801,636,034 750,253,596 771,594,104 825,484,072 766,422,958 640,643,065 705,236,160 810,514,665
Grand total...............................dolls.. 1,434,421,425 1,194,341,792 1,311,920,224 1,556,947,430 1,527,226,105 1,653,264,934 1,813,008,234 1,893,925,657 1,674,169,740 2,197,883,510 2,659,355,185
Percent of free...............................................
44.90
44.01
50.87
48.51
69.54
61.73
45.70
53.33
54.47
67.91
69.52

1830 ......................................
1840........................................
1850........................................
1860........................................
1870...*.................................
1880........................................
1885........................................
1886........................................
1887........................................
1888........................................
1889........................................
1890........................................
1891........................................
1892...*...................................
1893........................................
1894........................................
1895........................................
1896........................................
1897........................................
1898......................... '.............
1899........................................
1900........................................
1901........................................
1902........................................
1903........................................
1904........................................
1905........................................
1906........................................
1907........................................
1908........................................
1909........................................
1910........................................
1911........................................
1912........................................
1913......................................
1914........................................
1915........................................
1916........................................
1937...........................

Crude m aterials for Foodstuffs in crude Foodstuffs partly or Manufactures f o r Manufactures ready
use in m anufac­ condition, a n d wholly prepared.
f u r t h e r use in for consumption.
turing.
m anufacturing.
food animals.
Value.
Per ct. Value. Per ct.
Value. Per ct.
Value. Perct.
Value. Per ct.

Dollars.

36,482, 266
75,488,421
83,984, 707
216,009,648
213,439,991
238,787,934
248,611,181
254,409,407
250,236,436
271,275,629
286,235,227
304,566,922
346,848,321
315,096,548
247,289,240
276,068,989
263,982,189
251,817,671
296,834,858
286,311,334
277,723,374
325,244,296
397,417,247
373.307,140
408,442,137
461,424,464
472,114,493
.500,536,700
693,145,135
656,681,462
620,907,436
565,934,957
713,018,206
723,008,839
731,758,513
792,716,109
510,455,540
535,952,043
731,990 339




62.34
67.61
62.26
68.31
56.64
28.98
34.22
38.21
35.60
39.67
39.19
36.03
39.77
31.02
29.75
31.76
33.27
29.17
28.76
23.66
23.07
23.73
27.21
27.54
29.34
32.16
81.65
29.14
32.00
30.34
31.80
33.10
35.41
33.31
30.13
34.03
18.80
12.55
11.76

Dollars.
2,724,181
4,564,532
7,585,764
12,166,447
41,852,630
266,108,950
123,326,867
100,799,692
126,453,686
86,368,408
98,847,455
132,073,183
106,155,721
262,455,846
153,277,859
133,196,928
99,144,413
128,550,669
181,420,814
305,108,915
232,903,066
226,906,246
245,836,198
184,786,389
185,308,064
135,747,224
118,185,098
177,216,467
167,348,227
189,051,824
136,693,409
109,828,320
103,401,553
99,899,270
181,907,266
137,495,121
506,993,179
380,638,102
531,866,009

4.65
4.09
5.59
3.86
11.12 .
32.30
16.97
15.13
17.85
12. 63
13.54
15.62
12.17
25.84
18.43
15.30
12.50
14.90
17.58
25.21
19.35
16.48
16.83
13.63
13.31
9.46
7.92
10.32
9.03
10.30
8.28
6.42
5.13
4.60
7.49
5.90
18.66
8.91
8.54 1

Dollars.

9,556,992
15,936,108
20,017,162
38,624,949
50,919,666
193,352,723
201,800,801
162,689,021
175,784,781
169,872,314
174,504,227
224,756,580
226,448,303
250,438,545
247,075,061
249,846,142
219,090,299
219,413,574
235,051,930
284,879,827
304,754,736
319,696,334
337,152,992
328,831,350
323,244, 697
308,836,077
283,065,098
347,385,463
345,706,609
331,961,663
302,555,341
259,259,654
282,016,883
318,838,493
821,204,373
293,218,336
454,575,404
599,059,151
737,795,334

16.32
14.27
14.84
12.21
13.53
23.47
27.‘77
24.43
25.00
24.84
23.90
26.59
25.96
24.66
29.73
28.77
27. 61
25.41
22.79
23.64
25.31
23.32
23.09
24.26
23.22
21.52
18.97
20.22
18.65
18.10
18.47
15.16
14.01
14.69
13. 23
12.59
K. 74
14.02
11.85

Dollars.
4,117,606
4,841,101
6,060,900
12,641,625
13,711,708
29,044,159
39,437,313
34,037,715
36,732,490
40,176,023
42,712,932
46,454,992
47,961,372
60,284,241
49,070,703
67,145,189
62,253,782
76,219,728
98,284,243
101,990,563
117,730,260
153,275,660
148,350,629
132,206,324
140,666,864
174,876,659
209,926,174
226,210,513
259,442,028
261,105,883
231,144,267
267,765,916
309,151,989
348,149,624
408,'806,949
374,224,210
355,862,329
657,923,305
1,191,262,523

7.04
4.34
4.49
3.99
3.66
3.52
5.42
6.11
5.22
5.88
5.85
6.50
5.49
4.95
5.94
7.72
7.85
8.85
9.52
8.43
9.78
11.18
10.16
9.75
10.10
12.19
14.07
13.17
14.00
14.23
14.11
15.66
15.35
16.04
16.83
16.06
13.10
15.40
19.13

Dollars.

5,461,589
10,684,079
17,162,206
35,811,383
56,329,137
92,774,139
110,818,865
111,627,312
112,417,839
113,892,689
123,183,883
132,527,050
140,349,741
132,792,441
129,938,284
135,659,274
143,609,893
181,789,157
212,959,122
222,537,358
262, 656,583
331,746,496
317,746,673
321,946,630
327,468,629
348,734,801
402,049,798
459,812,655
480,681,423
489,469,958
440,271,747
499,215,329
598,367,862
672,268,163
776,297,360
724,908,000
807,465,511
1,998,298,249
2,942,577,415

9.84
9.47
12.72
11.33
14.96
11.26
15.25
16.76
15.99
16.65
16.87
15.68
16.09
13.07
15.63
15.61
18.10
21.04
20.63
18.38
21.81
24.20
21.76
23.75
23.62
24.30
26.96
26.76
25.93
26.68
26.87
29.19
29.72
80.98
81.97
31.11
29.73
46.77
47.25

Miscellaneous.
Value.

0.31
.22
.10
.31
.09
.47
.37
.36
.34
.33
.65
.58
.62
.46
.52
.84
.67
.63
.72
.78
.68
.09
1.95
.07
1.51
.38
.43
.39
.39
.35
.47
.47
.38
.38
.35
.31
2.97
2.35
1.47

by

Total value.

Per ct.

Dollars.
182,244
246,320
139,494
988,371
363,341
3,878,448
2,687,919
2,401,382
2,397,691
2,277,041
4,798,886
4,915,101
4,506,825
4,664,390
4,379,638
7,288,415
5,312,023
5,409,788
7,456,636
9,463,916
8,163,203
14,894,539
18,960,167
14,404,028
7,100,911
5,659,792
6,403,980
6,791,584
7,394,612
6,515,567
7,783,393
8,079,822
7,692,542
8,155,639
8,531,897
7,122,249
80,826,502
100,306,729
91,672,430

1917,

Dollars.

68,524,878
111,660,561
134,900,233
316,242,423
376,616,473
823,946,353
726,682,946
665,964,529
703,022,923
683,862,104
730,282,609
845,293,828
872,270,283
1,015,732,011
831,030,785
869,204,987
793,392,599
863,200,487
1,032,007,603
1,210,291,913
1,203,931,222
1,370,763,571
1,460,462,806
1,355,481,861
1,392,231,302
1,435,179,017
1,491,744,641
1,717,953,382
1,853,718,034
1,834,786.357
1,638,355,693
1,710,083,998
2,013,549,025
2,170,319,828
2,428,506,358
2,329,684,025
2,716,178,465
4,272,177,579
6,227,164,050

EXPOETS, BY GREAT GROUPS AND GRAND DIVISIONS.

Year ended June 30—

to

444

N o . 2 6 0 .— D O M E S T IC M E R C H A N D IS E E X P O R T E D : V a lu e and P e r C en t o f T otal V a l u e , in S p e c if ie d Y ea rs , 1830
G r e a t G ro ups , a n d 1911 to 1917, by G reat G ro ups a n d G r a n d D iv isio n s .1

Grand division*.

48.08 67,311,072
45.08 64,038,436
40.62 138,824,625.
45.27 97,529,052
20.52 437,455,647
13.12 318,987,940
12.45 450,867,029
16.35 31,770,969
16.31 32,333,166
16.40 33,354,160
17.19 33,208,798
15.90 55,078,043
12.37 50,829,798
10.18 74,354,084
917,502
1.68
2.37
1,341,384
1.81
1,840,304
1,303,695
2.83
5,720,236
5.68
7,036,091
5.17
4.53
5,198,902
1,907,112
17.43
30.97
754,631
26.39
3, 724,558
26.88
4,104,017
976,859
26.26
16.33
189,686
296,859
16.77
820,876
4.30
1,075,183
2.76
984,364
4.53
3.24
1,003,417
2.52
3,222,825
3,974,362
2.05
3.29
923,488
674,032
6.50
356,481
,29
19.73
3,179,355
8.87
346,142
6.75
4,539,569
6 .1 1
620,230
5.89
225,647

5.22
’ 4.83
9.48
6.63
22.50
10.73
10.47
7.20
6.47
5.60
6.51
12.10
7.24
6.59
.85
1.02
1.26
1.05
5.86
3.96
2.0 2

2.24
.65
3.24
3.63
.86
.07
.08
1.25
1.50
1.25
1.20
4.16
3.02
.85
2.86
1.48
10.94,
1.24
15.98
1.43
.43

204,032,487
229,760,903
224,870,956
200,627,416
363,999,521
470,933,449
544,147,634
50,768,269
54,410,834
61,701,047
59,645,824
58,702,098
86,874,397
147,550,642
11,347,154
11,886,563
13,377,226
13,486,418
15,121,491
31,093,112
25,923,841
8,347,547
13,434,880
11,316,677
10,592,390
5,865,189
5,687,277
8,624,488
4,528,397
6,145,826
6,337,742
5,447,723
7,089,335
8,541,790
6,598,466
2,993,039
3,199,487
3,000,725
3,418,565
3,797,770
5,929,126
4,950,263

15.82
17.33
15,36
13.64
18.72
15.84
12.63
11.51
10.89
10.35
11.70
12.89
12.36
13.07
10.47
9,02
9.18
10.87
15.50
11.87
10.08
9.81
11.48
9.86
9.36
6.18
2.05
2.31
6.87
8. 56
8.03
6.54
9.16
8.69
6.07
12.69
13.32
12.38
12.26
13.37
13.67
9.41

210,452,454
225,744,771
268,663,626
259,013,736
259,657,112
451,992,386
844,097,157
61,692,432
73,128,248
95,477,630
72,475,129
55,893,764
115,215,289
197,706,024
18,122,460
25,576,931
28,110,908
21,868,615
10,373,647
33,049,098
46,805,293
7,517,661
11,711,380
9,308,267
6,783,153
12,874,589
42,622,807
84,262,461
8,570,787
9,062,171
9,954,577
11,070,462
8,528,753
10,000,292
12,492,303
2,796,195
2,326,023
2,291,951
3,013,115
2,534,464
5,043,343
5,899,285

1See explanatory notes, p. 7,

16.32
17.03
18.01
17.60
13.36
15.20
19.60
13.98
14.63
16.02
14.21
12.28
16.40
17.52
10. 71
19.40
19.29
17.63
10.78
18.60
18.21
8.84
.01
18.11
5.99
11.37
15.34
22.60
13.01
13.45
12.61
13.28
11.01
10.18
11.49
11.85
9.68
7.88
10.80
8.92
11.62
11.22

186,129,372
206,783,275
239, 472,784
246,365,117
412,868,348
1,260,179,253
1,858,023,885
219,563,459
252,551,636
301,937,979
251,843,456
204,348,748
347,641,395
585,794,659
75,920,692
89,816,696
99,660,156
83,830,892
54,702,998
107,015,000
160,928,396
52,481,000
54,855,082
60,118,358
61,258,121
63,550,374
183,969,377
217,097,881
48,864,055
62,799,675
58,036,484
62,964,857
56,577,606
74,651,968
84,869,103
15,413,374
15,461,999
17,071,599
18,645,557
15,417,437
24,841,256
29,863,591

14.44
15.59
16. 30
16.74
21,23
42.40
43.14
49.76
50.54
50.66
49.39
44.90
49. 47
51.91
70.03
08.12
68.39
67.57
56.07
60.26
64.92
61.67
46.88
52.38
54.12
56.12
66.30
58.23
74.10
73.51
73.51
75.56
73.05
75.98
78.06
65.33
64.36
58.72
66. 86
54.27
57.28
56.78

1,545,720
1,905,496
2,509,785
1,694,028
71,412,773
80,458,353
73,949,740
5,304,926
5,783,476
5,749,118
5,119,032
8,789,436
15,197,203
8,269,308
279,740
87,052
96,048
65,136
107,713
243,032
609,446
11,599
16,147
23,076
22,891
238,542
35,086
28,336
268,506
164,766
62,096
147,126
70,226
79,256
261,716
182,052
208,004
101,786
74,036
201,818
4,293,799
8,553,885

.12
.14
.17
.12
3.67
2.71
1.71
1.20
1.16
.97
too
1.93
2.16
.73
.26
.07
.07
.05
.11
.14
.24
.01
,01
.02
.02
.21
,01
.01
.41
.22
.07
.18
.10
.08
.24
.77
.87
.35
.27
.71
9.89
16.27

1,289,354,924
1,325,890,164
1,464.005,220
1,471,260,488
1,944,327,132
2,972,349,994
4,307,310,138
441,214,836
499,731,040
595,976,098
509,948,265
455,185,295
702,705,569
1,128,586,421
108,411,268
181,836,810
145,724,022
124,060,986
97,565,046
177,628,611
257,115,096
85,096,049
117,008, 860
114,781,203
113,189,990
113,242, 412
277,850,448
372,841,129
66,879,513
71,822,030
78,946,693
83,330,983
77,448,279
98,262,580
108,720,564
28,692,436
24,026,424
29,073,122
27,887,313
28,410,301
48,380,377
52,590,702

445




619,881,819
597,663,284.
591,663,544
666,037,139
398,933,731
389,798,613
536,224,693
72,114,801
81,523,691
97,756,169
87,656,026
72,373,206
86,947,492
114,911,804
1,817,820
3,127,684
2,639,885
3,506,230
5,538,961
9,192,278
11,649,219
14,831,130
36,236,240
30,290,277
30,429,418
29,736,859
45,346,125
62,531,104
2,836,893
1,984,610
3,581,481
2,697,398
1,953,635
2,014,912
3,575,488
1,583,743
2,473,430
2,827,707
2,389,898
1,919,248
2,652,623
3,098,031

BY GREAT GROUPS AND GRAND DIVISIONS.

Europe:
m i ........................................
1912.................................
1913.................................
1914.................................
1916.................................
1916.................................
1917.................................
North America:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1913............................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1916.................................
1917.................................
South America:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1913.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1916.................................
1917.................................
Asia:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1913.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1916.................................
1917.................................
Oceania:
1911.................................
1912.................................
1913.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1916.................................
1917.................................
Africa:
1911.................................
1912.................... ...........
1913.................................
1914.................................
1915.................................
1916.................................
1917.................................

and

V alues , by A rticles , Y ears E nded J une 30, 1907

to

1917.

[The term “ ton,” as used In this table, signifies the long ton of 2,240 pounds.]

1908

1909

1910

609,710

663,544

592,831

872,997

1,347,225

Mowers and reapers.................... dolls*. 15,078,231
Planters and seeders
............dolls..
Plows and cultivators.................. dolls.. 3,492,073
Thrashers.....................................dolls..
All other, and parts of..................dolls.. 8,366,152

13,750,434

14,052,083

11,281,719

16,040,675

3,139,496

3,795,800

6,239,466

8,638,472

7,454,468

7,846,301

10,602,848

Abrasives:
Wheels, emery and other............dolls..
All other1....................................dolls.. }
Agricultural implements, and parts of:

1914

1915

1916

/ 809,720
1,654,718 \ 1,501,662

655,778
1,458,854

736,879
1,065,369

1,630,265
1,703,073

3,846,101
2,223,113

li, 294,251

16,994,386
1,606,120
7,212,118
4,253,417
5,573,964

746,748
20,567,107
1,314,874
7,659,278
4,805,594
5,478,751

410,121
18,658,363
865,642
5,205,926
2,519,276
4,246,461

181,570
3,514,803
382,070
2J528,410
1,029,234
2,668,891

284,209
6,246,997
297,251
4,456,968
1,520,577
4,805,295

505,372
10,044,008
403,700
5,976,532
2,341,001
7,282,373

35,640,1)05 40,572,352 31,965,789

1911

1912

1918

1917

Total...................................... dolls..

26,936,456

24,344,398

25,694,184

28,124,033

35,973,398

10,304,978

17,611,297

26,552,986

Aluminum, and manufactures o f.. .dolls..
Animals:

442,987

290,016

341,639

666,937

1,330,018

1,144,353

2,046,915

1,101,920

3,245,799

6,644,349

20,299,982

423,051
Cattle...........................................{dolls!’ 34,577,392
Fowls .....
....................... dolls. _
24,262
309,440
Ho«3............................................ { $ & : :
33,882
Horaes..........................................{ & : :
4,359,957
6,781
Mules...........................................
850,901
135,344
SheeP...........................................{don's!!
750,242
All other, including fowls............dolls..
355,148

349,210
29,339,134
151,925
30,818
307,202
19,000
2,612,587
6,609
990,667
101,000
589,285
262,414

207,542
18,046,976
115,946
18.655
144,605
21,616
3,386,617
3,432
472,017
67.656
365,155
114,122

139,430
12,200,154
137,619
4,410
46,955
28,910
4,081,157
4,512
614,094
44,517
209,000
158,756

150,100
13,163,920

105,506
8,870,075

24,714
1,177,199

18,376
647,288

5,484
702,847

21,287
2,378,248

13,387
949,503

8,551
74,032
25,145
3,845,253
6,585
1,070,051
121,491
636,272
259,125

19,038
159,370
34,828
4,764,815
4,901
732,095
157,263
626,985
294,647

15,332
151,747
28,707
3,960,102
4,744
733,795
187,132
605,725
451,554

7,799
10,122
133,751
93,067
289,340
22,776
3,388,819 64,046,534
65,788
4,883
690,974 12,726,143
47,321
152,600
534,543
182,278
408,284
202,817

22,048
238,718
357,553
73,531,146
111,915
22,960,312
52,278
231,535
331,337

21,926
347,852
278,674
59,525,329
i36,689
27,800,854
58,811
367,935
391,380

Total.......................................dolls.. 41,203,080

34,101,289

22,645,438

17,447,735

19,048,653

15,447,987

7,080,122

5,803,659

77,953,686

99,671,296

89,382,853

1,166,844
404,529

1,513,333
395,868

Artificial flowers and millinery. . . . dolls
Art works: Paintings and statuary.dolls..
Asbestos, and manufactures o f ___dolls..
Ore and unmanufactured...........{dolfs
Manufactures o f ...........................dolls..
Asphaltum, and manufactures of. .dolls..
Unmanufactured....................... {dcStelJ
Manufactures o f ........................... dolls..




297,156
274,828

374,476

549,407
302,232

451,968

494,509
268,598

425,429

1,065,695

680,506

943,427

818,604

1,415,302

126,172
298,321

823
19,132
293,616

459
16,151
388,833

353
16,591
520,894

828
28,359
688,414

i09
5,050
687,073

535,027

301
8,821
1,019,083

219
21,851
1,502,437

io, 617
488,703
213,817

24,221
565,581
302,971

32,001
707,997
462,885

54,560
1,164,486
475,541

49,831
1,131,086
362,347

28,553
616,240
400,154

42,754
830,946
511,760

34,423
712,051
554,665

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

1907

Article.

446

No. 261.—DONE STIC MERCHANDISE EXPORTED: Quantities

Breadstuffs:
Barlfty

/bush..
(dolls..
/tons...
(d o lls..
RrAftH qtiH UlOvUlt
jji. vciu auu hicpnif ..................... /lb s ....
(dolls..
Buo.lrwhpat ............................. /b u sh ..
I^ U VV iiuats
UJ T
(dolls..
/b u sh ..
Com
............................................. (dolls..
nnrn mpal
vuiii mcdi................ ................... /b b ls. .
(dolls..
NfiftH orraino C molf cnmiifc /tons...
l'llO U glalUo otiH IQalt SprOUto- .
iuU
(dolls..
Mill feed 3..................................... /tons...
(dolls..
/lb s ....
n^tTnACil
V/ttHUC(ll....................................................
(dolls..
/b u sh ..
Ofi.t'.s
(dolls..
Preparations of, for table food... .dolls..
/lb s ....
B.Ica
(dolls..

158,544
1,717
56,572

798,257
156,396
540
18,291

22,745

35,010

1 ,5 4 8 ,8 5 9
261,418
739
19,935
6,9 05
310,792

473,397
1 ,3 7 1 ,5 0 8
240,432
1,870
57,319
9,9 60
447,460

716,159
1 ,3 34,1 48
287,147
1,683
46,499
12,106
542,033

783,120
1,010,651
181,958
1,212
26,939
13,792
616,327

576,442
657,520
122,597
825
21,424
11,949
531,404

720,728
1,941,976
419,633
5,226
123,675
19,317
929,309

969,737
2,898,688
783,004
1,851
49,807
18,495
1,118,777

782,154

649,395

503,629

784,552

1,036,234

35,037

38,864
550,497

32,031
|
506,801

598,744

608,037

715,346

245,628

232,628

150,371

152,167

162,009

3,701,871

3,510,276

4,355,561

6,2 3 0 ,0 9 2

77,576

47,651

34,796

67,536

103,477

3 7 ,677 ,29 6
3,6 5 2 ,0 6 9
5 ,5 1 6 ,3 8 2
780, 530
4 ,4 4 8 ,3 4 3

19 ,694 ,81 7
2 ,1 5 7 ,8 0 5
7,3 80,7 44
1 ,1 7 7 ,6 2 6
5 ,2 1 9 ,2 0 5

2 5 ,738 ,84 5
2 ,7 1 4 ,2 0 2
5 ,4 6 5 ,7 2 4
791,629
3 ,9 6 6 ,6 4 5

15,766,007
1,5 76,0 03
40,282 ,17 3
6,1 4 9 ,1 8 3
12,819,373

5,1 62,2 93
874,625
133,106,197
35,669,599
128,331,820

10,240,279
1,979,284
393,493,015
121,368,019
259,980,247

17,536 .70 3
11 ,4 1 1 j 819
6,1 79
170,733
12 ,532 ,48 0
720,067
1,347
1,503
49 ,064 ,96 7
28 ,800 ,54 4
428,794
1,4 4 4 ,5 3 9
79,160
2 ,0 6 1 ,5 4 0
156,142
4 ,1 8 0 ,1 3 3
4 8 ,533 ,35 0
1 ,5 14,8 48
3 3 ,759 ,17 7
13,206 ,24 7
2 ,3 58,8 64
24 ,801 ,28 0

6 ,6 44,7 47
4,2 5 3 ,1 2 9
2,5 70
71,043
12,645,551
728,744
. 580
695
9 ,3 80,8 55
7 ,0 08,0 28
336,241
1,185,891
59,788
1,4 67,0 28
67,690
1,840, Oil
15 ,998 ,28 6
569,204
1,8 5 9 ,9 4 9
757,527
2 ,3 2 3 ,4 1 2
18 ,223 ,26 4

26 ,754 ,52 2
27,473,160
20,663,533
18,184,079
14,613
11,426
329,425
432,288
11,403,079
11,687,452
702,509
787,685
515,304
413,643
481,014
396,987
38,217,012
48,786,291
39 ,339 ,06 4
30,780,887
419,979
470,503
1,9 23,2 14
1,601,258
7,5 90
1,633
177,987
47,448
25,459
25,602
801,054
787,048
68 ,394 ,97 9
54,748, 747
1,885,622
2,4 16,0 68
95,918,884
96,809,551
47,985,790
57,469,964
4 ,3 06,8 99
5,074,983
75,448,635 120,695,213

16,381,077
19,027,082
7,428
279,650
11,766,580
1,115,405
260,102
350,606
64,720,842
72,497,204
508,113
2,757,324
1,505
47,809
46,112
1,693,752
110,903,344
4,491,154
88,944,401
55,034,981
7 ,7 -1 ,8 5 6
181,371,560

4,942,373
721,046
3,158,335
765,447
3 prior to 1913 included in “ Bran and middlings.”

9,329,877

8,238,842
4,5 56,2 95
92,675
2 ,1 15,8 48
11,886,745
696,025
199,429
128,837
83,300,708
44,261,816
766,880
2,3 13,4 10
84,581
1,6 17,8 50

4,3 49,0 78
3 ,2 05,5 28
116,917
3 ,0 0 4 ,1 7 4
13,052,074
766,170
116,127
94,638
52,445,800
33,942,197
654,515
2,0 53,4 47
65,682
1,4 24,6 77

6,580,393
4,672,166
45,737
1 ,2 22,4 06
12,606,614
710,687
186,702
137,413
35,853,412
25,194,466
452,907
1,549,010
75,503
1,758,404

4 ,3 11,5 66
3,0 52,5 27
53,548
1,5 2 1 ,6 2 2
13,064,688
767,151
158,160
103,138
36,802,374
25,427,993
331,531
1,147, 568
65,497
1,640,401

9,3 9 9 ,3 4 6
5 ,3 81,3 60
67,687
1,8 9 5 ,5 5 5
14,022,092
800,068
223
186
-63,761,458
35 ,961 ,47 9
463,266
1 ,4 56,6 83
76,803
1 ,9 1 4 ,2 1 8

1 ,5 85,2 42
1 ,2 67,9 99
144,504
4 ,2 2 6 ,1 7 3
12,973 ,04 8
727,280
180
147
4 0 ,038 ,79 5
28 ,957 ,45 0
439,624
1 ,5 1 9 ,7 9 2
73,628
1 ,9 0 1 ,9 7 4

42,701,257
1,122,162
4,014,042
1,670,881
1,9 42,2 38
2,4 43,0 08
84,681

24,484,199
705,853
1,158,622
624,569
1,885,915
2,1 95,9 47
87,687

14,822,944
516,524
1,510,320
804,759
1,858,646
1,566,531
60,814

15,538,535
521,658
1,685,474
794,367
2,0 40,3 14
7,049,597
222,244

32 ,416 ,89 2
1,043,867
2 ,0 4 4 ,9 1 2
832,718
2 ,3 6 2 ,5 5 9
15,575,271
623,572

9 ,1 1 2 ,4 3 3
376,188
2,171, 503
1,1 3 5 ,6 3 5
2 ,0 6 3 ,8 7 6
2 6 ,797 ,53 5
851,402

aXlU XlilQCllIllgS - .......................

1Includes tripoli after 1912.

2Prior to 1912 included in “ Toys.”

447




160,925
1,780
57,515

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Athletic and sporting goods2....... .dolls..
Babbitt metal............................... /lbs . ..
(d olls..
127,264
1,037
Bark, for tanning.......................... /to n s..
(dolls.,
29,975
/to n s ..
Bauxite concentrates...................
(dolls..
Billiard balls................................. .dolls .
4,641'
Blacking (including shoe paste and
polish, and other):
Stove polish...................................dolls..
50,744
All other........................................ dolls..
587,498
Bones, hoofs, horns and horn tips, strips,
and waste.......................................dolls..
172,208
Bone, manufactures of................... .dolls..
Brass, and manufactures of........... .dolls.. 4,5 80,4 55
Scrap and old, fit only for re­/lbs . ..
manufacture ........................... (dolls..
Bars, plates, sheets, etc.............. /lbs ...
(dolls..
Articles made from ..................... .dolls..
__________

Article.

1907

1908

Breadstuffs—Continued.

an d

1909

V a l u e s , b y A rticles , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— C ontinued.
1910

1912

1913

14,488,070
130,228
2,623
2,503
6,250
24,182
23,729,302
22,040,273
10,129,435
49,386,946
1,057,140

12,649,036
118,985
5,548
4,844
4,306
17,029
30,160,212
28,477,584
11,006,487
50,999,797
1,333,560

14,106,777
109,660
1,822,962
1,260,384
5,296
21,311
91,602,974
89,036,428
11,394,805
53,171,537
862,735

1914

1915

1916

1917

1,272,252
4,191,062
2,031,430
36,274
15,541
10,371
2,222,934 12,544,888 14,532,437
1,555,012 14,733,409 15,374,499
80,315
119,619
8,293
646,941
416,182
31,119
92,393,775 259,642,533 173,274,015
87,953,456 333,552,226 215,532,681
11,821,461 16,182,765 15,520,669
54,454,175 94,869,343 87,337,805
346,888
1,045,396
1,293,091

750
14
13,260,015
21,599,631
73.914
525,347
149,831,427
298,179,705
11,942,778
93,198,474
1,133,583

Total........................................dolls.. 184,464,904 215,584,345 160,161,624 133,592,611 124,913,537 123,979,715 211,098,339 165,302,385 573,823,676 435,679,323

588,983,454

27,731,363 26,248,468
259,521
236,070
749,455
2,419,958
562,016
a y e ............................... .............. { K : :
2,184,335
« 3,377
4,105
16,521
R y e fl° ur......................................{doUsV.
10,879
76,569,423 100,371,057
W beat.......................................... {d ons;: 60,214,388 99,736,767
15,584, 667 13,927,247
Wheat flour.............................. -{dolls'.'. 62,175,397 64,170,508
732,660
1,445,289
All other.........................................dolls..
Rice bran and polish................. {dolls’

Bronze, manufactures o f................. dolls..
Broom corn and manufactures o f:
^
R ons..
Broom corn.................................. {dolls..
Manufactures of ..........................dolls..
Brooms and bru sh es...................... dolls..
Brushes
.................................. dolls..
Buttons, and parts o f 1
...........dolls..
Candles.......................................... { &

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Cars, carriages, other vehicles, and parts of:
Aeroplanes, and parts of—
Aeroplanes...............................'\dolls-.
Parts o f ......................................dolls..
Automobiles,and parts of............ dolls..
Automobiles........................... \dolls-.

18,944,898 19,729,591
171,589
179,037
1,272,559 • 219,756
1,049,809
168,666
3,857
3,751
14,600
15,240
66,923,244 46, 679,876
68,094,447 47,806,598
10,521,161
9,040,987
51,157.366 47,621,467
562,620
1,188,518

333,589

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1,586,553

4,113
389,219
183,643

2,959
327,426
135,207

3,764
368,051
107,330

3,698
454,749
180,171

3,218
684,682
121,216

268,812

266,696

304,522

424,484

363,644

3,320
461,110

415,733

488,392

494,681

604,469

757,181

693,223

3,694,319
353,098

473,780
3,215,882
294,578

556,504
3,194,492
291,417

723,784
2,782,439
255,075

486,292
849,282
2,595,907
246,274

449,909
654,372
3,047,756
283,018

604,916
1,171,232
4,230,026
417,345

1,132,262
1,902,556
6,120,695
575,659

863,630
1,982,104
6,576,632
749,369

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25,802

34
188,924
37,225

152
958,019
583,427

269
2,158,395
4,843,610

135
1,001,542
3,133,903

784
13,996
1,181,611 39,140,682
28,306
23,880
25,392,963 21,113,953

21,265
56,805,548
56,234
40,660,263

15,977
42,343,502
64,808
48,612,632

22,536,485
1,716
98,505

27,420,913
1,882
134,616

5,203,736
473,235

2,862
4,890,886

3,694,860
365,854

2,477
4,656,991

3,184
5,387,021

6,926
9,548,700

11,803
12,965,049

21,757
21,550,139
993
1,737,141
24,293
24,275,793

Commercial.......................... \dolls-.
Passenger............................. \dolls..
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Parts of (not including engines and
tires)....................................... dolls..

1,050,986

611,355

620,856

605,179

1,641,520

2,544,180

4,107,155

5,240,599
13,737
902,541

6,624,232
7,831
537,168

7,853,183
1,810
172,556

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES,

1911

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No. 261. — D omestic M e r c h a n d ise E x po r t e d : Q u a n tities

7,679,535

8,550,263

3,464,952

2,192,282

5,472,648

7,393,787

1,433,354

2,286,755

1,477,279

1,522,817

2,782,063

2,476,646

1,182,914

796,277

723,893

620,760

883,300

1,126,723

Wa« °n s ....................................... {dolls:!
Wheelbarrows, pushcarts, and handtrucks......................................... dolls..
All other, and parts o f.'...............dolls..

2,018,853
5,390,705
3,768,208

509,024
1,198,806
1,705,965

820,518
23,298,759
2,541,145

815,791
26,769,793
2,456,714

709,436
3,983
749,072
22,248
1,439,330

Motorcycles............................. {dolls.!

1,761,923
7,983,215
5,633,668

608,031
6,410
1,234,194
18,883
1,121,389

424,892
8,166
1,494,176
9,056
1,118,868

863,162
17,500
3,369,616
11,153
1,018,290

1,320,363
16,609
3,404,716
10,106
703,459

299,550
8,535,240

311,818
8,417,729

473,220
7,952,500

85,108,341 167,743,843

166,543,664

497,986
4,217,377

480,996
4,680,764

392,657
3,341,836

534,576
4,570,204

571,269
5,316,427

601,225
5,271,823

799, 700
3,245,918

632,977
2,939, 742

Total........................................dolls.. 20,513,407

22,072,902

15,392,817

20,630,859

30,534,936

42,633,303

54,585,888

51,676,222

444,518
709,455
1,180,415
69,178
7,956

551,643
945,421
1,470,317
103,429
4,271

587,859
827,971
1,143,657
99,095
13,360

1,189,080
1,715,169
2,292,376
110,647
25,310

1,694,214
2,971,274
4,349,290
122,490
27,317

2,034,371
3,423,747
5,083,046
56,414
45,726

1,639,046
3,999,715
5,822,107
49,478
73,030

1,387,541
2,391,453
3,382,282
40,154
81,997

722,850
2,361,451
3,241,686
51,175
105,009

2,328,142
2,740,536
3,776,564
60,417
94,096

3,112,441
2,345,952
4,111,550
105,202
155,470

367,682
2,150,311
862,819
1,379,611
83,350
1,736,692
558,357
305,998

328,034
1,958,630
819,753
987,193
59,588
1,716,303
556,852
241,608

6,732,584
80,327
302,237
1,100,495
383,788
699,443
38,365
1,815,268
600,957
260,965

5,081,038
61,899
404,480
1,328,601
581,820

5,777,462
60,537
319,900
1,962,336
881,991

7,002,444
71,877
364,207
1,565,368
685,565

9,790,532
89,783
364,347
1,837,173
788,143

12,131,750
125,892
357,035
1,598,776
652,486

46,771,510
516,436
2,611,741
944,374
438,846

82,020,246
1,990,532
22,717,335
1,472,258
857,161

58,604,048
961,888
54,725,124
823,694
645,439

7,002,220
425,910
486,608
117,696
813,023
Ginsens ........................................ { & : :
86,243,981
Lime, acetate of...........................{dolls
2,418,736
Medicines, patent or proprietary.dolls.. 5,834,850

7,849,502
408,057
437,950
154,180
1,111,994
61,049,936
1,543,440
6,475,713

3,063,504
132,929
380,884
186,257
1,270,179
66,552,063
1,096.401
5,833,883

2,846,575
2,187,727
2,615,138
2,725,964
1,754,914
3,376,780
790,274
631,690
844,826
529,062
750,748
881,879
524,063
336,600
404,024
639,941
2,226,457
388,448
23,915,634 26,607,824 32,207,802 33,419.375 32,845,649 35,772,867
1,097,952
990^027
'962,040
936,609
694,581
755,940
5,052, C80 7,375,775 10,238,808
4,431,425 4 6,218,042
6,401,928
262,561
330,007
445,580
4 269,684
188,464
287,481
1,177,925
314,694
347,656
325,519
356,919
380,203
224, 605
153,999
155,308
103,184
221,901
192,406
1,832,686
1,088,202
1,119,301
1,665,731
919,931
1,439,434
63,687,429 70,191,256 69,235,415 80,579,838 68,160,224 24,673,247
1,592,785
1,560,933
486,405
1,606,979
2,221,427
1,423,337
6,721,978
7,130,379
6,783,020
7,110,493
7,541,650
5,848,449
3 Prior to 1912 includes crayons.
4 Figures cover the period from Jan. 1 to June 30, inclusive.

3,969,805
860,118
5,902,799
37,773,692
1,211,267
17,978,242
2,469,437
5,102,002
256,082
1,597,508
18,804,972
961,645
8,397,971

4,835,544
1,028,419
3,908,573
31,282,971
1,001,861
28,128,190
3,012,954
11,709,287
198,480
1,386,203
12,959,222
607,847
8,613,153

Celluloid, and manufactures of.......dolls..
Cement, hydraulic2 ...................... {dolls
Chalk3 ..............................................dolls..
Charcoal............................................ dolls..
Chemicals, drugs, dyes, and medicines:
Acids—
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Sulphuric..................................{dolls!.
All other..................................... dolls..
Alcohol, wood..............................{ & !
Ashes, pot and pearl...................{dofls""
Baking powder........................... { ^ j ' *'
Bark, extracts of, for tanning___dolls..
Calcium carbide.......................... \doll*
Copper, sulphate of (blue vitriol).
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Dyes and dyestuffs.......................dolls..

1 Prior to 1910 included under

“ Notions.”

2 Net weight 380 pounds to the barrel.

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Cars, passenger and freight, and parts of—
For steam railways....................dolls..
Passenger...............................dolls..
All other................................ dolls..
For other railways.....................dolls..
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12,154,640 13,837,397 14,275,430 14,585,632 15,690,331 15,236,108 24,523,800 20,881,373
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45,013,436

17,688,949
52,648,750

20,708,582
65,097,221

19,664,080
59,921,013

18,095,183
55,906,140

22,628,162
65,955,709

24,168,839
83,135,141

823,040
3,013,088

763,809
2,718,385

765,535
2,752,275

872,013
3,077,372

946,474
3,300,964

805,819
2,938,191

900,672
3,318,437

742,476
2,789,814

602,473
2,304,475

976,398
3,779,445

1,170,824
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96,432

99,003

110,523

90,829

22,676

121,168

22,150

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6,258
1,329,147

50,031
1,222,794

1,904,101

2,102,847

62,843
1,838,588

81,465
1,808,131

71,200
1,417,791

51,445
1,304,887

41,862
1,095,296

65,625
3,123,865

64,341
2,958,790

77,410
3,257,089

16.147
220,147

95,041
726,383

93,969
1,759,615

414,046,463 701,876,954 621, 266,164 639,374.397 792,051.164 805,286,401
88,791,225 100,558,397 81,966,30'
83,624,806 98,705,308 108,875,117

AU°ther..................................{ & : :

Unrefined black, blister, a n d ]^
converter copper in bars, pigs,
'''
or o t her f orms..............................IUOUb - Befined copper in ingots, bars,\lbs___
rods, or other forms..................../dolls ..
Old and scrap..................................{dcfliT.
Plates and sheets............................{dolls* *’

340,312 864,602,721 581,873,537
665,914 128,137,408 81,946,522
050,138 71,855,735 34,355,789
5,103,778
028,960 10,690,504
459,901 32,503,235 53,255,157
8,004,628
5,298,685
217,166
7,669,339
5,829,985
682,036
1,183,872
768,922
389,422
4,921,1
18,200,897
1,137,770 5,409,818
657,891,609 938,102,168
147,809,674 267,255,689
1,510,476
312,584
412,104
66,020
24,086,032 34,626,215
5,265,836 10.086,911
24,130,832 28,753,961
9,269,486
5,208,750
3,319,230 14,458,176 30,101,336

................................................ f e :




{

i Figures cover the period from Jan. 1 to June 30, inclusive.

451

5,083,802
5,107,802
1,327,037
All other manufactures of................dolls.. 5,970,885
1,863,431
Total, not including ore,con­
centrates, e tc .. ................dolls.. 94,762,110 104,064,580 85,290,186 88,004,397 103,813,110 113,958,919 140,164,913 146,222,556 99,558,030 173,946,226 322,535,344
294,046
541,579
119,963
455,424
168,267
157,046
150,508
179,987
Cork, manufactures of.......................... dolls..
211,795
462,199
339,436
Cotton, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured—
(bales
21,622
26,872
33,042
20,173
2,311
30,201
25,939
4,247
19,186
11,843
6,158
943,864
Sea-island..................................... <lb s.... 7,605,804 12,699,567 9,740,806 11,460,277 8,214,847; 10.693,038 4,412,470 7,420.455 2,437,602 1,731,796
(dolls.. 2,075,446 3,351,132 2,035,120 3,276,441 2,345,567 2,460,130 1,078,274 1,619,847
483,184
458,728
484,465
(bales.. 8,688,296 7,401,538 8,551,789 6,233,092 7,807,414' 10,648,573 8,712,729 9,146,114 8,201,189 5,698,960 5,470,150
Upland and other......................<lbs___ 4,510,011,416 3,804,299,126 4,438,244.396 3,195,247,949 4,025,726,068 5,524,432,391 4,557,883,205 4,753.520,083 4,288,295,926 2,956,810,277 2,850,162,770
(dolls.. 479,202,351 434,437,070 415,355,545 447,170,802 582,973,302 563,389,141 546,278,921 608,855,454 372,068,490 364,710,378 518,505,147
474,704
252,627
218,956
(bales..
L inters............................................u b s___
112,844,971 125,528,052 236,974,152
(dolls..
8,992,685 24,110,815
3,665,017
bales.. 8,708,469 7.434,580 8,577,728 6,263,293 7,829,036 10,675,445 8,724,572 9.165,300 8,426,297 5,955,834 5,947,165
lbs___ 4,518,217,220 5,816,998,693 4,447,985,202 3,206,708,220 4,033,940,915 5,535,125,429 4,562,295,675 4,760,940,538 4,403,578,499 3,084,070,125 3,088,080,786
481,277,79; 437,788,202 417,390,665 450,447,243 585,318,869 565,849,271 547,357.195 610,475,301 376,217,972 374,186,247 543,074,690
d olls..

DOMESTIC EXPOBTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Coins, United States:
Copper..................................................d olls..
N ick el..................................................d olls..
Confectionery......................................... d olls..
Copper, and manufactures of:
Ore, concentrates, matte, and ftons ..
regulus........................................... \d ol!s..
Pigs, ingots, bars, plates, rods,/lbs—
scrap, and old............................\dolls_.
Pigs, ingots, and bars................ {dolls!!
'
Plates and sheets...................
Hods and wire............................. {dolls

Article.

1907

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1918

30, 1907

1914

to 1917— Continued.

1915

1916

1917

BIeached............................(aoiis..
Colored............................. (dolls..

14,273,069
5,749,700
1,868,490
616,087
1,572,677
449,658
142,923,740
10,585,646
99,697,884
9,994,928

173,248,540 101,833,072 208,383,337 152,710,558 165,417,652 247,131,711 213,189,754 199,886,679 157,741,806 176,626,594
11,496,734
6,930,007 12,381,384 10,098,985 11,798,194 16,774,304 14.928,599 13,838,005 12,292,261 17,491,224
32,805,741 23,896,769 37,739,860 19,371^650 27,419,347 40,848,436 39,495,028 42,104,861 53,138,547 76,499,861
Bleached................................ { & : ;
5,988,071
2,240,431
1,529,057
2,146,117
3,392,969
2,013,857
3,854,039
1,351,040
3,161,526
3,029,897
120,286,042 80,264,971 121,508,345 137,829,096 153,753,170 188,798,352 192,044,459 172,868,473
7,502,082
5,809,019
Co,OTed.................................. & : :
7,165,579
8,521,466 10,575,048 11,584,797 12,578,109 11,613,653
72,600,748 130,648,408
P rm ted.................................{Soils
4,185,404
8,303,925
31,397,862 39,646,447
Dyed in the piece............... (dolls ll]
3,762,774
2,787,147
82,065,232 127,150,410
All other...............................(dolls..
5,563,664 10,835,396

148,408,387
12,378,566
58,739,752
7,090,476
222,709,897
25,743,049

326,340,329 205,994,812 367.631,542 309,911.304 346,590,169 476,778,499 444,729,241 414,860,013 396,944,195 550,571,720
21,239,247 14,268,083 21,693,080 19,971,491 24,387,099 31,388,998 30,668,234 28,844,627 28,682,515 46,381,390

690,193,896
72,608,110

Unbleached........................... { f c

T° talcl° ths.................... {Io n s::
Laces and embroideries...........dolls..
Rags (except paper stock )___(doUg''
Waste, cotton........................... {dolls
Wearing apparel—
Corsets.................................... dolls..
Knit goods.............................. dolls..
All other.................................. dolls..
Yarn............................................dolls..
All other..................................... dolls..




345,042
7.254.481
288,238
47,599,365
2,934,654

556,606
4,763,456
209,305
47,965,887
3,871,637

1,094,128
3,209,782
204,413
50,865,551
6,027,327

1,726,497
13,080,445
14,743,148
1,866,476
8.306.482

2,152,195
20,894,098
11,213,181
5,276,105
21,498,718

1,772,683
17,758,193
11,613,851
5,195,559
20,025,578

71,973,497 112,053,235

136,299,842

45,784,473
2,631,595

41,842,800
2,134,941

54,311,226
3,129,034

49,019,414
3,502,982

62,157,317
3,518,255

1,482,751
4,794,226 / 3,218,728
\
400,600
328,638
3,576,847
3,176,001

1,016/325
3,230,342
551,062
3,252,816

1,175,147
4,549,921
463, 404
4,108,100

1,646,219
5,538,303
606,557
5,170,758

1,858,836
7,119,580
599,593
6,284,249

2,233,653
2,613,806
6,211,724
718,423
6,224,612

2,220,739
2,546,822
5,999,887
716,036
5,807,489

46,045, 483
2,366,454

25,177,758

31,878,566

33,397,097

40,851,918

50,769,511

53,743,977

51,467,233

6,037

73,505

8,763

13,894

6,592

2,720

16,385

16,788

36,073

1,173,992

796,314

1,656,384

1,746,260

2,433,231

153,286
2,656,917 / 2,694,550
\

306,825
2,372,345

69,402
1,313,526

Total manufactures of........... dolls.. 32,305,412
Curios, antiques, etc........................ dolls..
Dental goods:
Teeth..............................................dolls..
Allother..... .................................. dolls..

232,457
11,506,270
532,407
67,250.583
4,566,769

163,655
9,211,772
460,389
78,624,075
4,449,481

273,258
1,782,371

245,649
1,981,991

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Cotton, and manufactures of—Contd.
Manufactures of—
Cloths—
Duck—
Unbleached...................... {dolls::

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Earthen, stone, and china ware:
Bricks—

58,525
623,115
41,688
976,335
166,635
413,261

28,884
369,869
23,901
652,131
97,089
294,014

23,461
262,058
51,205
1,600,568
228,791
427,019

13,859
159,796
82,562
3,321,271
360,961
772,306

921,538
1,569,364

779,323
1,394,572

499,611
851,724

204,269
296,215
588,904

264,256
432,096
830,467

109,717
987,283

87,697
1,057,982

73,598
730,037

99,105
802,432

1,097,357
118,717
1,133,977

1,172,886
144,901
1,492,979

671,790

566,230

692,573

1,135,788

788,137

1,670,616

Total....................................... dolls..

2,020,910

1,859,593

1,599,634

2,242,810

3,138,188

4,481,382

4,967,019

4,353,241

2,764,438

3,607,824

6,141,153

.................................................
Egg yolks, canned eggs, etc............ dolls..

6,968,985
1,542,789
11,565

7,590,977
1,540,014
9,024

5,207,151
1,199,522
23,938

5,325,936
1,260,486
3,585

8.558,712
1,787,019
5,353

15,405,609
3,395,952
29,541

20,409,390
4,391,653
67,854

16,148,849
3,734,087
47,968

20,784,424
5,003, 764
88,865

26,396,206
6,134,441
210,255

24.926,424
7,568,911
72,491

685,640
2,634,365
32,816
432,656
1,992,304

967,146
2,013,130
19,038
258,309
1,911,850

1,569,836
1,468,961
26,519
356,729
3,157,239

3,009,676
2,554,504
38,396
482,652
7,192,204

721,069

753,351

818,985

1,123,664

10,017
186,019

4,386
76,766

1,425
30,984

1,134
18,693

1,425
15,752

1,527,420
228,288
1,363,493
394,692

1,285,858
172,064
849,261
219,439

838,002
101,923
2,509,849
473,149

1,197,751
144,872
7,670,868
1,282,039

1,336,790
157,413
10,703,531
2,143,802

2,900,930
808,999

2,139,505
468,269

3,349,276
606,056

8,869,753
1,445,604

12,041,746
2,316,967

4,541,541
1,455,343

440,916
2,818,743
624,483

776,381
4,218,974
993,193

1,039,149
5,889,770
1,265,459

F ire- - ..................................... {doiis::
Chinaware..................................... dolls..
Earthen and stone ware............... dolls..
Sanitary earthenware—
Closet bowls, lavatories, sinks, etc.,
................................................dolls..
Tiles (except d rain)................. dolls..
All other1.................................. dolls..

Electrical machinery, appliances, and in­
struments: 2
Batteries ..
............................. dolls..
Dynamos or generators............... dolls..

.
2,773,407
30,257
358,781

F ans............................................ {dolls..
Insulated wire and cables............dolls..
Interior wiring supplies, etc., including
fixtures....................................... dolls..
Lamps—
a™
f No . . .
Aro............................................ {dolls..
Incandescent—
/-% __ ___i
„
|N - - J0
Carbon filament. . . . . . . . . . . . % q]Jq
(J
INo
Metal filament...................... <dolls '
No
Total lamps...................... {dolls
Meters and other measuring instru­
ments ......................................... dolls..
Motors .........................................dolls..
Transformers................................ dolls..

3,797,917

1Prior to 1913 stated as “ All other bricks and tiles.’ ’
2 Electrical machinery .is included under “ Iron and steel, and manufactures of—Machinery” prior to 1913.




For electric locomotives see “ Iron and steel, and manufactures

453

of—Machinery.’ ’

VALU ES.

22,486
205,485

AND

11,203
103,426

E X P O R T S ------ Q U A N T I T I E S

15,140
147,684

D O M E S T IC

88,779
785,696
50,601
1,098,893
135,768
455,763

30,032
252,120

....................................{dons::

D om estic M e r c h a n d ise E x po r t e d : Q u a n t it ie s and V a l u e s , b y A rticles , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e
Article.

8,262,640

6,754,217

6,074,865

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

•

1915

1916

1917

539,389
1,953,504
24,536,885

26,772,816 25,060,844 19,771,757 30,256,778

51,903,823

4,082,402
316,306

1,745,007
7,808,096
793,433
2,051,356
315,494
851,583
3,705,517
389,556

2,132,394 2,521,749 2,667,123 2,294,921 2,657,106 3,521,533 17,714,205 37,083,488
5,937,945 16,500,810 10,114,310 12,550,242 13,352,144 14,464,601 7,712,999 19,561,654
615,641 1,636,225 1,067,208 1,386,721 1,416,760 1,587,184
924,079 3,656,653
910,956 1,500,133 1,149,731
690,851 1,218,541
989,385 7,686,480 212.821,076
249,917
209,064
247,200 5,091,542 173,736,374
136,822
556,725
378,123
944,772
812,491
819,847
815,577
916,280 17,746,362 252,605,413
593,857
3,478,714 5.352,663 4,763,242 5,050,858 5,267,566 6,272,197 41,476,188 467,081,928
690,612
640,020
281,806
312,113
400,045
312,784
250,906
369,693
450,802 /\ 128,713
184,876
107,418
755,905 1,113,076
288,184
626,641
559,443
168,911
641,792 1,018,121
310,719
442,037
503,389

65,108,542
16,254,201
3,488,143
404,668,874
330,664,927
403,527,825
802,789,437
368,862
1,784,306
3,597,426
2,613,382
2,831,669

900,983
7,363,364

1,180,280
9,407,961

1,067,935
8,105,784

981,095
7,454,694

42,671
35,621
1,233,347 1,562,970
936,604 1,222,951
8,596,711 10,970,931

37,432
1,177,632
1,105,367
9,283,416

54,251
39,492
63,563
1,245,946 1,652,293 1,890,974
1,020,587 1,262,591 1,226,520
8,700,640 10,721,132 10,873,908

472,159
78,620

4,003,782

1,208,340
9,068,839

1,212,957
8,982,93%

475,335
494,200
4,942,000 4,753,350
777,898 1,000,630
4,577,962 5,857,969
794
1,906
4,127
6,516
74,834
61,601
1,875,999 1,360,903
1,347, 726 1,539,472
11,400,088 11,978,738

46,005
460,050
222,472
1,276,759
887
5,888
89,224
2,128,190
358,588
3,870,887

44,330
429,130
255,206
1,324,877
350
3,058
125,095
3,586,432
424,981
5,343,497

14,963
150,505
178,094
705,251
6,508
67,489
216,222
6,056,887
415,787
6,980,132

VALU ES.

148,536
76,271
1,149,361 1,329,346
8,152,141 13,972,994

136,592
215,105
f 68,103
8,694,132 10,702,827 \ 974,450 1,371,546 1,552,951
110,681,946 17,447,061 10,440,114

AND




1909

E X P O R T S -— Q U A N T I T I E S

T otal- .........................................{ & : :

1908

to 1917— Continued.

D O M E S T IC

Electrical machinery, appliances, and
instrum ents—Continued.
Telegraph instrum ents (including wire­
less apparatus)............................ dolls..
Telephones........................................dolls.. |
All o ther1......................................... dolls..
Total electrical machinery, etc.
.................................................dolls..
Explosives:
Cartridges..........................................dolls..
Dynam ite........................................ {dolls..
Gunpowder..................................... {doUs”
All other...........................................dolls..
Total...........................................dolls..
Feathers................................................ dolls..
Ferrotungsten and tungsten m e t a l *
Ferrovanadium ................................. {dolls
Fertilizers:
Phosphate rock, ground or un- ftons ..
ground rmt. anidnlatp.fi
(dolls
High-grade hard rock...............{dolls
_ . pebble................................{doils
ftons
Land . . .
A U otlier......................................{dolls
All other fertilizers.......................{dolls

1907

30, 1907

4 5 4

N o. 2 6 1 . —

5,034,771
1,711,973' 4,703,413
213,870
237,093
79,376
3,162,244 3,051,449 31,798,808 3,472,659
138,309
150,567 *110,517
205,353
1,070,431 1,116,122 31,122,284 7,463,128
3 51,267
32,941
28,247
159,626
64,175
24G.282 3,740,517 1,820,067
3,480
14,101
88,757
187, 628
1,094
14,215
10,685
11,253
21,018
15,237
76,106
163,854
58,961
114,574
36,117,109 63,860, C96 38,600,799 43,423,756
3,416,436 6,314,258 4,037,142 4,620.563
1,288,560 1,532,640 1,573,139 1,630j151
156,696
240,389
348,504
242,543
14,883
547,293
690,268
700,656
594,066
283,608
341,285
395,356
403,906
78,294
146,559
295,887
82,475
6,113,052 9,652,088 7,698,321 8,640,938
173,402
64,418
136,354
84,856
24,676
38,238
4,433
10,585
88,272
143,494
181,260
177,917
2 Includes binder twine prior to 1910.

5,517,248
291,332
4,484,414
245,842
14,539,140
208,880
6,681,334
272,649

683,483
9,466,104
1,021,165
109,418,353
9,426,625
456,940
987,257
12,575,470
109,57T

1,795,654
8,249,898
875,527
84,558,273
6,845,393
759,152
1,992,830
12,268,556
195,766

2,244,688 2,046,254
15,176,721 16,991,921
1,797,561 3,026,565
128,755,236 146,715,495
11,483,121 17,396,522
2,145,976 1,761,098
3,705,930 3,111,272
21,377,276 27,341,711
895,591
587,280

6,534,460 7,159,598 8,139,309 9,998,323
366,871
358,214
413,886
651,358
6,156,907 7,787,656 19,751,727 21,578,638
395,359
479,566 1,329,180 2,064,011
10,480,334 2,585,454 3,160,148 4,622,706
241,701
277,130
114,003
153,526
4,050,415 3,025,333 3,016,036 1,780,756
108,592
177,669
119,993
147,167

35,887
21,465
21,956
20,726
16,033
143,612
197,385
234,771
112,711
146,511
55,290,966 87,750,920 83,446,116 152,943,962 117,962,807
5,103,340 7,999,293 9,072,083 15,032,497 12,963,425
790,198
2,122,566 2,195,309 1,424,859
492,879
246,274
118,836
119,260
675,903 1,567,866
564,962
633,332
666, 432
411,346
508,649
790,190
323, 428
499,515
467,835
365,207
197,816
122,504
103,284
132,734
320,513
9,711,932 12,842,173 12,870,790 19,983,645 19,875,614
106,892
466,914
136,742
581,550
133,990
56,698
105,615
121,287
86,407
101,036
115,921
77,425
217,857
75,155
178,175
3 Figures cover period from Jan. 1 to June 30, inclusive.

4 5 5




466,554
409,864
414,009
512,587
670,256
9,256,245 10,953,704 10,773,887 12,084,138 10,157,570
825,060
889,065
907,712
973,878 1,043,967
60,823,000 85,741,621 111,476,285 104,553,394
4,498,495 6,002,944 7,352,789 7,856,420
589,989
5,431,890
573,705
401,208
525,827
560,814
690,412
439,045
658,066
867,476
7,284,318 6,849,250 8,565,990 9,898,528 10,963,946
69,496

DOMESTIC EXPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Fibers, vegetable, and textile grasses,
manufactures of:
647,340
700,199
Bags...................................................dolls..
8,620,045 8,451,941
Cordage...........................................
885,229
934,630
T w ine/lbs
Binder......................................... \dolls. .
All other2.................................... .dolls.. 5,584,772 4,982,324
710,905
All other.......................................... .dolls.. 1,082,511
Total........................................ .dolls.. 8,308,112 7,225,798
drills
Fish:
Fresh, except salm on................... /lbs.... 2,298,992 1,777,718
{dolls.. 104,085
87,379
Dried, smoked, or cured—
Cod, haddock, hake, and pol­ /lb s.... 3,404,203 3,385,573
179,987
lock........................................... idolls.. 185,133
858.052
Herring........................................ /lb s.... 1,093,261
31,575
37,618
Idolls..
91,722
174.053
/lbs—
All other.................................... \dolls..
8,055
5,196
Pickled1,233
1,563
/b b ls..
Mackerel...................................... "1dolls
20,863
16,877
12,035
10,073
All other......................................{ g S "
63,975
68,148
Salmon—
25,218,105 28,226,045
Canned........................................ { & : : 2,183,049 2,438,518
All other, fresh or cured.............dolls.. 1,878,743 1,648,044
Canned*fish, except salmon and shell­
158,879
141,697
fish.................................................dolls..
Caviar _
rinlls
12,532
12,608
Shellfish663,832
Oysters, i......................................
538,188
281,756
All other...................................... .dolls.. 264,919
90,334
All other fish and fish products...dolls.. 100,882
Total........................................ .dolls.. 5,536,856 5,685,916
Flavoring extracts and fruit juices...dolls.,
52,395
48,491
1,784
Flowers, cut...................................... .dolls..
2,579
Fly paper...........................................
90,380
109,700
1 Prior to 1913 stated as “All other electrical appliances.”

Article.




1908

1909

45,697,948 24,237,873 33,474,634
3,166,946 1,946,810 2,339,936
1,539,267 1,049,545
896,279
4,652,966 3,660,854 2,782,007
2,760,432 1,224,602 16,597,871
336,812
229,467 1,512,417

V a lu es , by A rticles , Y ears E nded J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.
1910

1911

1912

25,076,618 21,804,086 53,664,639 41,574,562
2,056,692 1,944,209 4,545,971 2,898,211
922,078 1,721,106 1,456,381 2,150,132
3,175,433 5,777,458 5,409,946 7,898,634
12,028,834 19,329,358 13,413,430 35,016,730
1,218,423 2,085,437 1,885,855 3,513,473
574,449
81,949
399,409
932,118 1,179,273 1,197,363 1,063,233
2,213,905 2,983,322 3,022,859 2,976,520
2,617,069 7,125,014 4,425,803 6,529,633
422,766
151,520
444,879
499,530
796,913
784,627
302,958
578,067
89,014,880 51,030,711 74,328,074 117,950,875
4,016,554 3,271,971 4,969,053 6,655,870
8,526,114 18,659,992 19,949,046 28,120,507
417,403 1,069,300 1,351,986 1,512,642
2,119,210 2,792,281 3,812,304 2,893,395
2,656,019 2,686,445 4,012,463 5,599,373
136,870
176,474
181,749
205,643
4,484,613 5,447,186 5,920,711 7,301,381
305,465
224,779
366,016
276,651
303,473
328,151
367,669
156,284
18,885, 654 24,498,465 30,963,638 37,079,102
396,553
419,914
664,447 1,029,267

1,255,104
1,757,650
186,043
675,944
44,400,104
2,400,960
9,128,827
599.398
2,246,384
1,581,047
104,663
6,386,012
278,236
103,929
17,588,432.
527,043

654,251
1,577,661
1,148,598
144,318
288,918
28,148,450
1,642,114
5,684,541
427,583
2,360,360
1,549,826
137,929
5,503,685
283,819
89,205'
14,338,864
361,519

866,753
2,131,724
2,403,430
151,334
546,198
22,602,288
1,078,210
7,880,161
455,657
2,104,624
2,899,374
77,746
5,501,107
242,569
246,284
16,568,080.
449,530

7,139,221

7,712,890

9,207,770 14,501,635 10,473,517 14,360,008

7,139,221
27,244

1918

1914

1915

1916

1917

33,566,160
2,628,445
1,506,569
6,089,701
17,401,692
1,937,771
717,079
70,075
308,707
1,558,921
3,824,889
6,712,296
449,549
1,402,924
69,813,711
4,662,546
14,766,416
997,575
2,922,740
4,863,946
224,841
8,054,817
421,367
398,312
31,850,392
913,968

42,589,169
3,270,658
2,351,501
8,087,466
23,764,342
2,241,061
535,479
122,914
372,781
1,759,405
3,851,013
14,464,655
834,813
092,497
43,478,892
3,274,197
24,845,414
1,718,547
2,717,449
6,064,765
269,180
5,875,076
325,725
377,486
34,933,117
565,401

16,219,174
1,304,224
1,466,321
5,518,772
23,939,790
2,168,808
639,476
175,070
493,919
1,575,042
3,690,080
13,739,342
893,587
691,732
57,422,837
3,975,396
75,014,753
5,407,219
3,261,109
7,050,061
078,568
8,669,430
450,765
441,512
36,965,228
1,146,783

10,357,701
797,487
1,739,997
7,979,236
9,841,119
1,298,176
822,977
174,938
626,270
1,850,372
4,397,067
8,187,588
605,620
1,356,259
59,645,141
4,934,320
51,092,514
4,409,639
3,619,266
6,138,602
413,291
22,413,297
1,336,638
403,870
39,138,817
1,517,258

i,343
3,837
188,700
37,199
17,276,203 14,061,348
870,824
615,441
924,683
7,712,890 9,207,770 14,501,635 10,473,517 14,975,449 18,389,586 14,969,371
104,244
56,319
65,362
38,691
41,073
17,058
12,195

8
SO
405
600
2,540,519 6,852,473 10.490.438
1,253,535 2,435,713 5', 238,722
3,794,459 9,288,786 15,729,160
30,699
273,828
410,295

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Fruits and nuts:
Fruits—
Apples, dried.............................
Apples, green or ripe................ {dolls.V
Apricots, dried.........................{dolls’*
t
/boxes..
L®111®113.................................... (dolls
0ran« « ..................................... (dolls...
Peaches, dried........................... {dolb*'
Pears, green or rip e.....................dolls..
Prunes.........................................
Raisins and other dried g r a p e s . '
All other, green, ripe, or dried, .dolls..
Prepared or preserved—
Canned......................................dolls..
All other....................................dolls..
Nuts—
Feanu,s....................................... { ! & : :
All o th er......................................dolls..
Total.................................... ...dolls..
Furniture of m etal...........................dolls..
Furs and fur skins:
Raw or unmanufactured. . .dolls..
_ . ,.
/No
Seal skins...................................\d<Ste
.............d°Hs
All o th er...........
Dressed, and manufactures of.. .dolls.
Total.................................1— dolls..
German silver.....................................dolls..

1907

and

4 5 6

No. 2 6 1 .—D omestic M erch a n dise E x ported : Q ua n tities

711,353
808,327
59,427
114,109
67.995 *121,339
311,339
434,861
47,228
222,206
37,799 *88,596
74,867
165,129
17,834
50,754
15,016
58,830
»29,683
35,767
2,095,932 2,722,390 3,095,369 3,329,290 2,892,124 2,671,164
2,173,193 2,805,401 3,246,391 3,494,153 4,193,642 3,729,623
92,652,409
1,938,406
19,572,095
407,683
2,340,426
244,751

112,730,639
2,623,131
37.089,449
'792,089
2,488,205
261,756

772,427
489,288
1,443,113
2,730,046
831,727
2,511,450
5,558,717

2468.244 2,435,610
894,796
942,648
3423,916 3,483,596
5,149,512 6417,955
1,668,181 2,223,309
5,460,997 5,411,995
12,321,338 13,554,530

187,461,782 126,395,045 158,365,604 162,680,378 125,434,878 148,523,098 170,025,606
2,596,220 2,911,736 3,682,371 3,766,284 3,103,561 3,772,860 5,960,686
44,501,264 44,761,214 41,783,642 36,850,496 33,027,630 37,883,084 44,947,760
799,163 1,005,161
670,025
790,635
962,101 1,898,145
781,672
2,307,966 3,059,952 2,544,942 2,351,773 2,874,225 4,946,228 4,064,231
314,909
276,619
513,775
258,611
242,755
298,136
531,329
526,317
1,168472
8,994,486
3,156,568
2,038,838
419,490
178,336
3,267,028

£50,864
1,226,826
2,816,958
3,405,227
1,461,054
338,057
85,539
1,685,836

323,417 1,074,529 1,574,369
903,922
548,242
99,592
469,637
155,499
248,547
69,£15
17,445,209 17,971,809 12,524,901 21,135,730 13,284,190
2,289,648 2,589,603 1,933,705 4,013,172 2,938,925
605,054
5,472,832 5,742,805
266,743
34,481
456,879
67,798
6/0,456
Horae......................................... Vdolis"
2,117,867 1,996 7/7
7,253,349 1,791,775
ribs
All other.
432 208
\dolls.
356,207
247,943
769, ?55
17422,619
n b p.... 15,390,806 14,650,454 12,858,975 14,635,075 44,594,235 25,246,800 26,140,338 19,807435
Tot^l.
4,685,724
! (dolls 1,760,032 1,536,225 1,271,190 1,738,216 4,802,637 3,158,495 3,449,924 2,807,253 24,933480 3,875,251
LOf 50 square feet.
3 Figures cover the period from Jan. 1 to June 30, inclusive.

1,374,038
549,459
7,865,461
2,041,357
179,704
32,900
1,052046
347 1/5

453,773
1,397,044
2,193,363
4,486,329
1,426,111

64,641
1,147,753

59,730
1,039,040

56.007
1,070,907

55,223
1,032,591

425,175
1,467,942
2,339,015
4,844,342
1,449,157
223,035
60,720
964,429

426,942
1,005,285
2,394,918
5,046,959
1,085,038
344,756
50,151
827,205

299,042
634,387
2,384,395
4,266,097
1,402,189
176,852
105,508
1,980,297

4 5 7




520,196
390,858
377,052
882,738 1,053,530 1,302,502
4,814,901 4,612,426 5,177,581
988,749 1,142,845 1,274,346

EES'KIC BXPOBT&— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Glass and glassware:
Bottles, vials, demijohns, carboys, and
jars.................................................dolls..
Cylinder, crown, and common/boxes1.
107,596
window glass..........................\dolls ...
95,388
72,309
Plate glass......................................
23,678
All other............................................dolls.. 2,509,329 2,374,143
Total...........................................dolls.. 2,604,717 2,505,417
Glucose and grape sugar.................{dolls 151,629,441
3,017,527
98,608,192
Gluoose (com sim p).....................{d^lls”
1,898,652
31,078,642
Grape sugar (com sugar)............. {dS’l s!!
641,988
3,481,715 2,917,173
Glue.....................................................{dolls!! 331,998
289,441
Gold and silver, manufactures of, incluaGo?f and silver, manufactures of .dolls.. 773,033
508,630
988,056
Jew elry............................................ dolls.. 1,287,111
Grease:
Lubricating..................................... dolls.. } 5,473,623 5,762,709
Soap stock and o th er.....................dolls..
Hair, animal,and manufactures of.doils.. 938,433 1,165,475
U unmanufactured............................ dolls..
Manufactures of..............................dolls..
rrQ
TT
/to n s..
77,281
58,602
976,287 1,463,010
Hides and skins, except fur skins, raw or
uncured:
Calf......................................... -•■ --jddfc!!
C attle..............................................& i s ” !

Article.

1907




78,102

1909

85,578

V a l u e s , by A rticles , Y e ars E n d e d J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.
1910

159,401

1911

81,649

1912

212,652

22,920,480 10,446,884 10,589,254 13,104,774 12,190,663
2,963,167 1,271,629 2,062,140 2,130,972 4,648,505
4,782,436 4,397,152 4,758,095 7,094,366 8,230,470
11,273
12,797
12,026
24,799
10,201
27,596
23,291
21,021
19,159
29,784
4,255,789
449,727
2,947,974
418,738
1,347,775
3,080,253
1,614,290

4,071,795 6,143,610 7,049,729
578,944
723,664 ,
402,897
3,196,551 3,622,556 4,994,527
781,650
535,795
414,861
1,498,445 1,960,825 2,163,416
2,396,435 3,791,084 3,984,332
1,292,673 1,984,739 2,219,430

1914

1915

1916

1917

114,038
252,487
182,252
135,669
16,182
37,558
102,705
61,180
17,591,195 24,262,896 16,210,443 22,409,818
4,764,713 6,953,529 3,948,020 4.386,929
10,272,892 7,919,925 4,292,504 4,190,875
22,220
12,946
7,979
214,183
34,980
31,751
32,437
9,795

736,139
39,804
4,824,876
773,926
5,521,014
17,642
37,965

2,422,091 3,904,715
291,421
400,148
5,970,380 6,406,946
822,561
871,262
1,807,848 2,986,953

3,696,661
415,526
4,938,991
814,199
3,532,384

7,336,984 7,269,465 6,207,672
880,442
780,188
598,287
5,397,806 5,413,247 * 5,583,860
875.501
932,904
834,440
2,315,424 2,605,551 2,372,887
2,545,076
1,502,890
101,361
109,528
279,206
274,330
2,231,467 1,634,258
1,163,953
834,289
2,657,809 3,943,220 3,505,267
563,372
•546,833
611,458
4,144,273 3,913,036 3,453,472
12,822,918 14,324,894 12,441,220
443,377
409,722
439,955
214,332
181,697
231,099
625,074
654,287
640,821

318,727
726,765
2,219,900
2,053,560
4,963,270
576,602
3,525,486
14,767,513
384,847
154,874
539,721

600,455
720,130
1,619,260 1,483,379
1,976,896 3,356,484
1,046,102 1,716,225
17,936,227 12,330,201
3,003,077 2,547,652
7,290,345 8,265,509
35,153,374 31,105,185
751,411
682,165
377,446
285,277
967,442 1,128,857

206,421
f 222,650
865,074
1,460,339 1,718,685 1,802,303 { 731,395
689,366
l 902,953
831,872 1,221,387 1,004,547
544,314
737,568
1,637,019 2,496,291 2,806,636 3,684,443 3,401,156

560,741
1,018,016
852,647
407,026
1,277,247

355,170
2,593,509
2,919,476
924,020
2,796,606

2,085,107
592,470
3,743,040 3,823,956 5,115,331 3,886,825
7,573,570 7,432,832 10,175,634 12,452,562
325,744
303,024
305,154
406,672
235,362
192,862
155,461
174,135
518,606
642,034
458,485
479,289
4,828,793 2,852,429
401,567
292,802
880,437 1,264,048

1918

516,355
2,945,920
2,556,528
1,024,940
3,284,262

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Honey...................................................dolls. 93,690
Hoofs, horns, and horn tips, strips and
w aste1 ............................................. dolls..
16,809,534
H°ps ................................................... { & : : 3,531,972
Household and personal effects.......dolls.. 3,928,946
11,938
Tpa
/to n s..
24,553
lce........................................................(dolls..
India rubber, manufactures of:
Scrap and o ld ................................{doUs!! 4,756,621
548,695
4,550,788
Reclaimed......................................
665,109
Belting, hose, and packing........... dolls.. 1,253,369
2,310,420
Boots and shoes.............................{Solis ' 1,231,898
„ .
fnairs
B oots..........................................(dolls
fnairs
Shoes..........................................{dolls
Tires—
For automobiles..........................dolls.
All o th er......................................dolls .
All other manufactures of.............dolls.. 3,729,643
Total..........................................dolls.. 7,428,714
Ink:
Printer’s........................................... dolls.. 308,678
170,088
All other........................................... dolls..
T otal.. .*.................................. dolls.. 478,766
Instruments and apparatus for scientific
purposes:
Medical and surgical in s tr u m e n ts
...................................................... dolls..
Optical instrum ents...................... dolls.. | 5,398,815
All oth er..........................................dolls..
238,125
674,184
Ironore............................................. (dof3::

1908

an d

4 5 8

N o . 2 6 1 . — D omestic M e r c h a n d ise E x po rted : Q uantities

Iron and steel, and manufactures of:

2,379
448,536
386,620
124,769
14,807
1,371,073
116,633
148
45,048

10,066
6,011
1,074,299 1,852,728
574,396 1,135,661
66,365
28,726
10,271
16,068
1,444,350 1,373,423
114,126
118,545
207
361
65,721
112,665

4 5 9




286,728
834,930
130,594
2,071,308 5,846,989 24,770,256
238,666
1 29,830
157,710
359,199 2.536,523 4,780,255
27,652,278 157,964,375 144,889,017
446,146 3,052,120 4,386,623
220,507,236 384,225,538 329,785,538
2,744,018 6,083,258 9.869,686
515,815,062 1,401,312,018 1,679,967,326
8,085,681 31,610,101 55,085,689
962,097 1,935,026
220,416
4,815,233 42,409,704 136,095,523
30,240,419 69,090,195 66,151,801
1,106,470 2,578,386 4,044,546
1,063,012 1,430,819 2,014,228
3,231,672 5,083,703 6,661,893
59,960
20,985
88,381
741,542 2,385,973
183,290
1,288,131 2,982,675 8,515,637
659,103 2,278,824 2,089,469
534,129
261,810
104,386
918,579 1,710,003 2,154,057
8,350
14,145
6,683
114,061
140,731
233,096
301,159
255,304
400,074
271,426 1,282,262 2,266,641
9,474,947 18,065,485 95,470,009
33,817,231 92,213,153 107,651,362
677,247 2,448,022 4,673,677
29,157,243 29,399,587 9,'585,001
2,001,258 2,135,079
495,070
0

DOMESTIC EXPOETS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

287,022
50,178
152,807
185,985
52.518
85,000
201,995
79,771
816,532 1,353,589 2,475,696 2,658,428 4,141,210 2,859,830
pfe*0 1
1 .............................{SESf,:: 1,634,923 1,028,567
1
0
2
, 2
Scrap and old, fit only for re- (tons..
29,029
88,161
20.518
22,152
69,282
18,448
59,505
841,450
m anufacture.................. ..........jdolls..
407.681
323,345
345,877
281,825
794,686 1,196,409 1,435,426
92,924,812 29,265,180 26,039,826 35,931,418 40,451,028 35,046,347 51,426,996 23,071,912
925,562
502,132
577,898
583,723
478,357
648,965
691,770
.................... \doiis!! 1,889,348
5 ” or " "
Barsironrods of steel—
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22,959,320 14,636,583 28,481,770 55,870,080 39,766,102 107,376,068 167,603,472 126,544,133
428,824
529,204 1,416,271 2,178,669 1,623,170
257,225
450,863
789,193
W irer^ ...................................f c
117,152,003 141,407,618 117,976,632 202,734,049 275,178,019 327,140,997 517,643,939 334,013,099
AUother......................... { & : : 2,640,335 3,065,913 2,220,409 3,468,473 4,486,705 5,395,652 8,386,322 5,768,993
92,893
51,554
109,331
186,540
234,381
46,926
Billets, ingots, and blooms of /to n s.. 113,866
230,728
steel.......... .................................. \dolls.. 2,628,555 2,399,148 2,500,541 1,102,565 4,099,572 5,154,221 5,335,028 1,042,854
Bolts, nuts, rivets, and wash- /lbs ...
48,458,712 44,413,047
e rs ............................................... \dolls-.
1,700,205 1,635,707
Builders’ hardware—
Locks........................................................ 6,421,471 6,174,954 5,460,824 6,561,153 7,759,509 5,708,223 f 1,639,936 1,450,557
l 4,670,526 4,581,322
Hinges, and other........^................. 44,535
44,950
46,891
40,244
50,680
54,944
71,220
49,390
Car w heels.....................................
410,291
364,938
327,285
439,356
518,133
367,453
335,571
414,371
Castings, not elsewhere specified.dolls. 2,665,443 2,231,663 1,479,421 2,061,028 3,213,727 2,964,471 3,564,014 2,631,907
Cutlery—
472,252
Razors.............................
dolls..
367,964
68,814
64,162
56,953
T able................■ ...........................dolls..
201,572
163,686
74,999
168,623
842,521 | 1,083,891
744,433
998,517
802,727
All o th er.....................
dolls.. 574,743
572,612
507,120
Enamel ware—
10,382
14,227
B a th tu b s................................... { 3 X ;;
280,943
183,659
595,710
Lavatories and sinks. . . . . . . . . .dolls..
436,610
All o th er...................................... dolls..
321,590
448,789
Firearm s..........................................dolls.. 2,769,917 2,669,489 1,682,687 2,373,662 2,916,217 3,358,419 3,971,872 3,442,297
18,453,734 41,019,908 25,775,689
13,184,674 19,173,727 7,723,780 11,734,506
Hoop, band, and scroll.................{dolls
365,524
267,939
259,924
179,227
798,914
409,870
528,653
2,594,448 2,723,806
Horseshoes..................................... {SSto"
94,776
98,835
Machinery, machines, and parts of,
n. e. s.—
8,351
10,166
Adding and calculating ma- (No...
c h in e s..................................... \doUs..
928,878 1,252,168 1,670,585
845,802
614,352
552,587
Air-compressing machinery ...dollB-321,955
Brewers’ m achinery.................. dolls..
175,461
321,888
668,247
Cash registers, and parts of—
25,030
37,122
35,591
23,915
31,481
31,336
47,882
45,751
Cash registers........................ { d o V l 2,488,324 • 2,341,719 2,629,783 2,920,517 3,224,886 3,585,192 4,309,148 4,834,626
Parts o f.....................................dolls ’.
624
1,185
Cotton g ins................................{ ] & ;
261,941
179,404
1 Prior to 1913 Included in “ Bones, hoofs, horns, and horn tips, strips, and waste.”

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1907

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

9,005,766

8,495,219

6,449,526

6,048,263

8,024,628

8,444,863

7,915
2,190,557

9,635
2,959,869

12,705
16,346
2,989,540 3,098,785
597
1,478
1,007,630 2,333,803
3,054,633 2,942,339 2,602,202 3,689,081
658,602
831,614
622,365
721,622

22,173
4,042,793
2,071
3,627,837
4,424,303
1,233,613

1914

1915

1916

1917

10,671
430,152

9,176
390,313

6,713
214,632

18,063
488,984

15,414
500,864

1,659,309
18
38
88,902
273,516
2,517
3,872
393,683
412,024
11,402
6,891
778,098 1,728,596
8,595
10,940
1,347,199 1,586,926
16,133
20,302
2,462,853 2,876,536
2,367
2,369
4,426,515 5,177,495
10
112
15
33
22,572
52,209
22,128
27,761
416
972
753
353
310
9,093,111 8,626,574 3,497,650 2,404,619 3,953,648

1913

1,382,893
48
437,452
3,869
382,613
3,843
1,391,893
11,606
1,599,364
19,411
2,331,242
721
1,416,294

808,973 1,494,411
43
62
324,478
452,324
1,847
3,327
419,819
352,299
9,381
20,672
1,402,334 2,631,414
5,907
8,002
753,476 3,139,955
14,079
29,089
1,200,308 2,417,158
455
1,858
983,198 3,726,496

2,220,689
73
563,350
5,361
718,101
23,375
2,817,921
9,815
2,204,114
32,007
3,319,493
7,988
10,540,639

349
3,298,1S2
27
125,517
1,006
750,581
458
, 906,882
4,256,371
1,132,782

1,442
622
383
228
799
6,442,674 3,692,225 2,115,866 12,665,877 18,243,248
81
109
53
39
77
53,802
150,397
60,608
120,507
60,081
520
893
772
397
460
924,904
708,383
411,849
737,877
298,246
511
661
361
109
150
1,343,346
657,815
236,589
340,075 1,432,036
4,542
10,646
1,705
2,338
2,309
794,361 3,462,498 5,159,496
1,430,250
932,078
3,766,112 3,356,764 2,956,103 7,273,523 17,652,768
1,142,387
501,302
277,019
295,018
392,559
624,052
252,723
217,224
314,380
405,284
291,507
201,258
347,©16
199,715

DOMESTIC EXPOETS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Iron and steel, and manufactures of—Con.
Machinery, machines, and parts of,
n. e. s.™Continued.
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\dolls-.
. . . ‘dolls..
Elevators and elevator machinery.. ^.................................
Engines, and parts of—
Electric locomotives....... '' */Nn
\dolls
Internal combustion —
/No
Gas, stationary........... {dolls ..
GasolineAutomobile *............. /N o.
Marine......................... /N o___
/No ...
Stationary................... '"IdoU s..
/N o .
Traction......................
S team Fire................................. /No___
Locomotives.................. / N o ....
Marine............................. IJMO*
/N o ....
Stationary...................... "*\dolls..
Traction.......................... 1No
All other engines............... '■ ■/N o ...
{dolls..
Parts of ..........._......... ___dolls
Laundry m achinery........... ...d o lls ..
Power machines............... ___dolls
All other ....................... .. dolts Lawn mowers...........................d o lls..

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139,763,742
2,437,235
263,636,970
6.792,519
5,978,199
206,845

117,844,395
2,784,282
281,405,955
8,980,263
5,293,144
201,771

169,019,947
5,064,731
378,361,457
10,296,833
10.721,151
538,179

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9,912,563 10,315,818
347,132
228,133
59,145,818 42,809,961
1,398,514 1,502,430
288,283,137 279,337,410
7,807,474 10,711,050
21,580,022 43,778,912
1,148,075 3,150,255

VALU ES.

Wire- ........................

5,919,817
115,015
12,289,203
203,663
124,257,600
2,470,537
12,219,488
676,359

84t935,410
429,659
1,132,834
1,922,305
10,124,013
1,839,570
* 1,899,786
6,134,611
904,033
6,536,862
1,365,364
11,026,767
3,548,278
1,161,873
11,162,423
895,223
458,877
985,998
42,650,467
261,122,995

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61,315,032
290,499
2,749,734
i, 332,246
6,241,333
858,234
1,647,998
4,718,185
686,918
5,422,182
1,266,221
5,987,491
2,705,827
884,021
9,104,189
1,087,964
360,688
1,070,845
31,971,774
182,673,082

E X P O R T S ------ Q U A N T I T I E S

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28,162,968
300,072
1,487,968
1,889,347
4,408,810
706,939
1,431,070
2,539,693
636.664
6,223,521
1,193,212
2,092,016
1,525,644
664,349
5,315,134
709,697
316,814
689,738
17,773,245
93,863,694

D O M E S T IC

Metal-working machinery (includ­
ing metal-working machine tools)
.................................................. dolls.. 9,369,056 8,696,235 3,640,034 5,975,503 9,626,965 12,151,819 16,097,315 14,011,359
Meters, gas and w ater................ dolls..
Milling machinery (flour and ^rist)
1,570,706 1,125,669
Mining m achinery....... ............dolls.. 5,890,788 5,097,525 4,015,799 6,400,420 7,017,486 6,869,591 10,041,432 9,556,634
Oil-well m achinery................ dolls..
A llo th er...............' ..................dolls..
Paper and pulp mill machinery
...................................................dolls..
1,203,442
653,873
Printing presses..........................dolls.. 2,080,837 1,688,817 1,533,436 2,065,299 2,854,210 3,050,372 2,561,887 2,487,277
Pumps and pumping machinery
................................................... dolls.. 3,896,681 3,334,113 2,672,952 3,110,908 3,562,438 4,031,933 4,023,650 3,723,337
Refrigerating machinery (including
i(*n-mafcing manhinery) . .. dolls..
616,187
830,678
871,786
978,457
Sewing machines........................dolls 8,092,518 7,734,139 5,904,029 7,513,852 9,039,840 9,947,312 11,573,746 11,494,801
Shoe machinery..........................dolls 1,299,166 1,199,086
973,188 1,239,789 1,633,670 1,911,824 1,826,706 1,502,375
Sugar-mill mannlnpry...............dolls
2,590.739 1,782,504 2,889,055 2,547,662
1,968,383 1,611,279
Typesetting machines, linotype and
othnr
.................
dolls
1,653,640 2,047,469
Typewriting machines...............dolls. 6,274,439 6,495,756 6,899,069 8,239,510 9,778,498 11,423,691 11,532,364 10,575,573
Windmills.................................... dolls..
999,069 1,354,900 1,196,508 1,484,813 1,929,991 1,876,164 1,318,771 1,618,349
Woodworking machinery—
859,902
927,121
Sawmill machinery................ dolls.
671,305
874,475 1,242,841 1,827,963 /\ 1,441,457 1,505,223 1,383,951
All other.................................. dolls.. } 1,197,663 1,310,027
All other machinery, and parts of
............................................... dolls.. 24,379,254 26,524,499 19,677,864 22,247,535 24,497,774 25,913,213 22,564,291 21,750,386
Total machinery, etc.............dolls. 90,055,612 89,481,991 67,213,811 79,899,361 104,528,732 115,406,132 130,554,379 115,658,814
Nails and spikes—
17,630,335 14,517,462 17,950,795 19,749,278 22,853,949 27,669,721 10,764,228 10,136,030
396,262
407,904
203,272
335,271
............................................... {dolls." 371,675
472,217
191,389
434,788
29,975,108 19,564,618
Railroad spikes......................... (dolls
562,200
346,034
89,494,612 79,612,680 59,995,196 81,531,280 112,094,352 140,931,548 122,139,208 80,310,181
fe u * :: 2,098,923 1,983,465 1,299,086 1,705,026 2,364,671 2,865,980 2,521,550 1,693,032
All other (including tacks)___{dolis 16,825,922 12,933,290 14,941,092 18,738,170 27,207,987 28,161,235 9,429,118 7,132,555
522,204
489, 282
613,004
737,131
611,991
811,751
447,125
308,430
Pipes and fittings........................VdOlk" 288,017,723 377,642,783 289,953,501 366,859,763 404,708,307 518,941,656 632,195,053 539,246,174
8,331,267 11,273,289 7,990,885 9,574,748 10,735,167 13,063,737 16,761,540 14,337,973
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8,585,691 9,437,759 19,297,742 12,246,941
heating boilers...........................(dolls.
268,654
306.885
700,881
429,720
1 Since 1912 Included under “ Eleotrical machinery, appliances, and instruments.”

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6,203
4,308
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274,838
369,527
481,531
408,094
317,399
191,546
478,395
496,437
254,876
351,835
976,383 a 984,695 a n751,230c e 834,890 . . 1,061,389. . . .1,074,630 . . . 1,184,685. . . 1,128,764. . . . . 661,073 o 1,083,380 s 1,456,090
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7,652,956 3,773,425 3,557,979 6,775,244 10,298,029
71,737,824 25,706,775 21,337,758! 95,491,365 117,792,614
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219,957,957 135,536,753 177,477,084 312,322,699 449,306,653 624,782,763
steel...............................................{dolls!' 4,519,776 3,496,451 3,917,080 6,120,065 8,563,840 12,327,561
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502,217
853,652
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7,936,133 5,583,551 11,140,743 16,126.065
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361,180,210 351,591,198
..............................................{doiis!! 8,482,074 8,849,384
150,750,063 168,046,025 185,811,560 230,945,149 196,062,803 178,696,736 330,605,238 815,904,770 679,254,135
3,752,964 4,322,311 4,643,391 5,469,398 4,499,508 4,039,590 7,416,389 23,909,209 25,105,496
Barbed......................... { & ::
164,124,420 181,388,431 254,274,134 315,787,428 308,660,972 188,872,244 327,186,136 564,056,866 542,341,770
All other..................................{dolls. !
3,540,672 4,074,655 5,556,577 6,511,490 6,198,962 3^799^561 I 6^948! 938 16,076,532 22,749,457
t

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594,389

25,405,469

D O M E S T IC

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1908

V a l u e s , by A rticles , T ears E n d e d J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

and

4 6 2

No. 201. — D omestic M e r c h a n d ise E xpo rted : Q uantities

183,982,182 144,951,367 179,133,186 230,725,352 268,154,262 304,605,797 251,480,677 225,861,387 621,237,972 1,128,104,143
33,100
247,453

36,247
222,961

37,937
306,181

39,609
534,143

38,683
736,176

57,761
336,589

63,180
329,536

16,939
35,077

74,530
21,462

175,458
33,975

1,827,216

1,715,939

2,273,355

2,661,702

2,822,032

3,170,233

2,806,034

2,222,747
193,024,221
7,626,604

3,155,444

3,994,577

1,436,687
42,972
438,665
2,157,354
71,881,412
21,351,434
7,337,197
1,868,093
75,693,643
13,552,002
19,505,968
4,875,941

2,608,176
38,937
675,964
4,626,975
78,013,520
27,186,761
20,819,137
6,216,011
93,985,617
18,420,905
11,635,931
8,664,227

74,900
4,947
690,783
695,730

681,118
581,118

481,333
481,333

131,164
168,825
367,601
31,186,897 33,002,746 38,332,247
6,593,950 6,887,298 8,307,880
2,897,969 3,573,909 10,926,255
15,342,497 17,623,525 15,620,336
2,004,022 2,159,542 2,192,103

729,960
729,960

626,374
626,374

589,521
589,521

2,610,207
2,610,207

672,684
102,870
1,270,673
38,689,393
8,301,581
8,513,919
1,892,057
88,450,283
17,041,267
5,679,981
2,338,553

866,679
95,297
1,591,156
46,316,735
9,947,784
7,176,557
1,786,571
103,718,265
19,595,317
4,083,287
2,932,146

1.105.168
107,430
316,715
1,750,119
36,630,167
8,804,955
9.765.168
2,392,861
106,080,203
19,573,509
4,710,072
3,614,370

879,604
73,683
359,486
1,675,667
29,190,958
7,475,843
9,058,426
2,175,262
93,291,178
16,810,984
3,904,142
3,314,198

153,941,629 159,673,425
9,190,302 11,721,920
52,265,948 28,254,508
2,114,692 2,108,150
1,117,875 2,518,010 2,729,968
9,044,479 13,823,004 16,560,038
3,122,841
97,*054
1,497,957
7,150,007
89,542,123
39,026,278
19,390,788
8,229,038
88,313,154
30,285,489
12,810,199
6,370,790

26,969,592 30,413,099 37,414,175 37,199,666 41,798,237 42,384,199 36,668,869 65,229,116 80,073,887 108,589,743
4 6 3




355,836
354,841
429,866
648,880 1,575,137
1,553,426 1,740,622 2,473,614 7,692,198 • 8,118,045
15,356,529 14,410,261 18,908,525 22,932,480 24,506,663 20,068,528 18,230,560 20,397,835 138,916,816 232,242,470

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Manufactures of—
Woven-wire fencing...............dolls.
All o ther................ " ...............dolls..
All other manufactures of iron and
steel...............................................dolls,. 14,917,795
Total iron and stfeel, and manufac­
tures of...................................dolls.. 181,530,871
Ivory, and manufactures of, and scrap
51,289
Jewelers' ashes and sweepings........dolls.. 324,103
Lamps, chandeliers, and all other de­
vices for illuminating purposes (ex­
cept electric).................................. dolls.. 1,875,869
Lead, manufactures of:
181,696
Pigs,bars, etc...............................feoU^;
11,054
Produced from domestic ore. -{Jjjjjg' *
nhti
Produced from foreign ore___{dolls' *
588,246
All other..........................................dolls..
599,300
Total.......................................... dolls..
Leather and tanned skins, and manufac­
tures of:
Leather and tanned skins—
Belting.......................................... dolls..
Carriage and automobile...........dolls..
G love............................................dolls _.
157,088
Patent........................................... dolls..
31,900,868
7,024,313
So,e..............................................
Upper—
n
/sq .ft..
Calf............................................Jdohs..
Glazed kid.............................. {dolls . 4,369,587
All o th er...................................dolls.. 17,779,716
All other leather and tanned skins
................................................dolls.. 2,727,513
Total leather and tanned skins
.................................*............. dolls.. 32,058,217

Article.

1907

1908

1909

and

V a l u e s , by A rticles , Y ears E nded J u n e

1910

1911

1912

1912

1914

2,383,203
1,782,164
6,972,366
17,679,931
3,047,158
5,234,700
177,523
238,012
17,460,519
13,102,714
55,498,040

1916

1917

2,722,209 3,400,723
2,224,791 3,462,894
12,800,183 6.373,021
36,959,966 17,356,543
4,836,080 6,121,315
8,040,053 12,491,074
315,632
199,313
230,037
385,548
7,529,720 3,965,086
11,645,361 7,458,685
66,629,928 45,119,830

50,803,765
9,439,066
231,214,000
28,885,999
38,114,682
4,034,195
102,645,914
12,469,115
5,426,221
640,480
16,288,743
1,326,472

67,536,125
16,946,030
197,177,101
26,277,271
58,053,667
6,728,359
67,110,111
11,065,019
5,651,267
901,659
15,209,369
• 1,800,909

VALU ES.

75,243,261
11,973,530
170,440,934
21,731,633
31,874,743
3,382,670
80,481,946
9,341,188
5,252,183
617,035
20,239,988
L 386,445

AND

120,727,156 146,703,815 153,709,573
868,674
498,581
280,176
168,521
169,078
258,538
143,182
126,266
117,644
2,153,060 3,682,248 4,331,297
2,301,535 3,881,700 5,881,287
430,650
474,456
497,119

E X P O R T S ------ Q U A N T I T I E S




1915

D O M E S T IC

Leather and tanned skins, and manufac­
tures of—Continued.
Manufactures of—
Boots, shoes, and slippers—
5,833,914 6,552,412 6,176,579 7,257,145 8,061,347 9,040,343
Boots and shoes..................... {Soils* 10,666,949 11,469,559 10,305,814 12,408,575 13,746,842 16,009,002
1,826,719 1,995,977
Children’s ............................{golfs'
1,446,547 1,637,217
5,260,531 4,452,840
11,255,708 10,117,965
...................................
3,217,544 3,453,517
w omen’®........................... {§DiS:
6,493,880 6,112,052
345,366
302,604
351,705
362,480
suppe18................................... { f f i :
786,455
786,133
767,418
650,663
842,145
609,743
788,374
756,656
All other........................................dolls. . 1,984,385 1,639,725 1,605,219 1,981,860 1,969,892 2,161,159 2,175,179 1,881,223
Total manufactures of........ dolls... 13,418,752 13,719,027 12,561,696 15,232,580 16,473,390 | 18,958,535 21,509,152 20,897,392
Total leather and tanned skins,
and manufactures of........dolls.. . 45,476,969 40,688,619 42,974,795 52,646,755 53,673,056 60,756,772 63,893,351 57,566,261
410,739
393,984
Leather, im itation..............................dolls..
284,685
228,014
285,749
110,868
183,597
128,347
134,295
143,450
200,437
214,543
109,600
175,368
81,701
95,255
138,958
96,586
330,608
163,230
76,696
414,515
370,957
224,991
156,497
117,882
300,489
Malt.................................................... {doUs.-.
201,554
147,258
129,088
86,323
270,059
278,448
103,099
102,407
92,851
77,736
68,426
92,280
80,877
77,106
M atches.............................................dolls..
71,035
Meat and dairy products:
Meat products—
Beef, canned............................{ { & ! 15,809,826 23,376,447 14,895,527 14,804,596 10,824,504 11,026,431 6,840,348 3,464,733
461,901
857,826
1,615,808 2,467,875 1,645,822 1,678,462 1,254,979 1,303,404
75,729,666
Beef, fresh............................... { & . ' 281,651,502 201,154,105 122,952,671 .7,733,751 42,510,731 15,264,320 7,362,388 6,394,404
788,793
12,698,594
902,149
4,478,401 1,596,319
26,367,287 20,339,377
Beef, pickled, and other fibs... 63,698,568 47,896,087 44,789,063 36,871,313 40,283,749 38,087,907 25,856,919 23,365,974
3,848,168 3,319,950 3,472,367 2,783,701 3,501,179 2,832,109 2,489,965 2,289,516
cured.................................... \dolls.
195,337,176 212,541,157 179,985,246 126,091,675 138,696,906 126,467,124 912,849,757 97,017,065
° leooU 5.................................{ & : : 16,819,933 19,278, 476 19,126,741 14,305,080 13,658,762 13,434,018 10,866,253 10,156,665
Oleomargarine, imitation fibs__ 5,397,609 2,938,175 2,889,058 3,418,632 3,794,939 3,627,425 2,967,582 2,532,821
263,453
293,635
372,567
311,485
349,972 2,408,459
299,746
b u tte r...................................\dolls..
520,406
127,857,739 91,397,507 53,332,767 29,379,992 9,813,154 39,451,419 30,586,350 15,812,831
Ta“ ° " ......................................f c : 7,182,688 5,399,219 3,000,366 | 1,779,615 1,933,681 2,388,046 1,910,439 1,002,011

30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

464

No. 261. — D omestic M e r c h a n d ise E x po r ted : Q uantities

241,189,929
25,481,246
221,769,634
25,167,059
603,413,770
54,789,748

244,578,674
25,920,490
212,170,224
23,526,307
528,722,933
52,712,569

152,163,107
18,381,050
146,885,385
17,837,375
362,927,671
43,301,156

4,957,022
532,442
16,374,468
1,551,450
149,505,937
13,332,654
75,183,210
6,035,418
1,185,040
117,688
881,792
8,367,495
969,472

5,759,930
620,193
9,555,315
938,025
52,354,980
4,599,431
75,183.196
6,116,307
1,498,674
141.654
848,644
8,538,058
997.655

4,062,022
459,843
1,040,278
126,888
40,031,599
4,421,844
74,556,603
6,887,738
1,989,472
213,477
599,548
5,072,255
627,669

3,959,384 3,520,191

208,574,208
24,907,197
204,044,491
24,983,376
532,255,865
52,090,441
62,317,909
6,655,009
5,839,902
681,127
2,597,880
297,198
56,321,469
5,348,594
62,522,888
5,183,689
3,595,543
349,875
697,955
8,036,591
1,045,834

35,418,957 40,013,760 36,496,326
4,503,339 5,466,661 5,034,714

1,060,222 1,030,031 1,180,123
1,783,331 1,361,833 1,197,732
5,981,265 3,140,545 4,877,797
785,771 1,059,432
1,268,210
6,822,842 2,846,709 10,366,G05
857,091
441,017 1,288,279
13,311,318 12,180,445
936,105
2,455,186 1,375,104 1,023,633

1,298,152
1,497,993
6,092,235
1,468,432
6,337,559
898,036
20,642,738
1,651,879
244,913
192,802,708 166,521,949 130,632,783 149,389,737 156,260,876
1,265,283
2,659,228
6,463,061
1,407,962
8,439,031
1,092,053

1200 pounds net weight.
* Prior to 1911 includes neutral lard.

200,993,584
25,647,167
159,544,687
21,641,386
519,025,384
58,187,336
44,777,692
5,129,899
4,148,343
565,039
2,457,997
310,574
53,749,023
5,699,136
67,456,832
5,915,759
5,266,019
591,969
1,303,379

193,964,252
25,879,056
165.881.791
23,767,447
481.457.792
54,402,911
29,323,786
3,270,236
3,074,303
492,822
2 ,668,020
359,181
45,543,085
4,896,574
58,303,564
5,489,139
4,685,496
523,023
913,632

346,718,227
47,326,129
203,701,114
29,049,931
475,531,908
52,440,133
26,021,054
3,022,321
4,644,418
745,928
3,908,193
473,801
45,655,574
4,911,307
69,980,614
6,045,752
3,877,413
448,221
1,187,771

579,808,786
78,615,616
282,208,611
40,803,022
427,011,338
47,634,376
34,426,590
4.046.397
9,610,732
1,815,586
63,005,524
7,523,408
63,460,713
6,752,356
52,843,311
5,147,434
5,552,938
696,882
1.561.398

667.151,972
117,221,668
266,656,581
49,574,041
444,769,540
77,008,913
17,576,240
3,168,089
5,896,126
1,645,605
50,435,615
8,875,889
46,992,721
6,941,306
56,359,493
8,269,844
3,195,576
481,526
1,327,348

1,117,400
145,440
6,893,918
940,305
26,203,391
3,901,428
3,744,886
323,376
1,086,463
1,935,860
3,585,600
872,804
2,599,058
441,186
16,525,918
1,432,848
474,055
153,883,526

446,582
1, 202,120
4, 562,983
755,794
30, 092,206
4, 077,882
724,181
2, 234,121

1,821,958
307,726
5,183,525
845,661
30,818,551
4,859,815
11,457,907
1,083,665
2,192,464
2,412,842
9,850,704
2,392,480
55,362,917
8,463,174
37,235,627
3,066,642

6,823,085
1,269,866
8,590,236
1,732,231
14,708,893
2,867,681
13,062,247
1,461,661
1,350,218
2,835,005
1,685,351
5,083,862
3,693,597
13,487,481
877,453
3,590,105
44,394,301
2,427,577
7,430,089
414,124
16,209,082
159,577,620
12,712,952
1,341,140
333,217
524,426
146,227,780 220,051,847 290,899,680

6,294,950
1,316,320
9,134,471
2,441,510
6,118,060
1,741,959
12,936,357
1,798,317
4,320,652
3,960,572
26,835,092
8,749,170
66,050,013
15,240,033
259,141,231
25,136,641
253,629
403,192,279

8Included under “ O*leo oil ” prior to 1911.
* Prior to 1912 included in “All other articles.”

465




166,675,310
21,211,605
157,709,316
20,708,882
476,107,857
52,509,217
37,866,812
4,134.294
4,010,862
483,959
1,355,378
159,654
45,729,471
4,944,448
73,754,400
7,070,967
2,160,259
219,517
981,805
4,716,610
601,596

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

32951°— s a 1917-

Hog products—
fibs...,
Bacon..................................... ‘\dolls. 250,418,699
26,470,972
/lbs... 209,481,496
Hams and shoulders, cured. *\dolls. 23,698,207
Lard....................................... Sbs— 627,559,660
lolls.. 57,497,980
bs....
Neutral lard 8 ....................... ■ \dolls.
/lbs...
Pork, canned........................ -\dolls. 2,710,369
287,460
Pork, fresh............................. ■ /lbs__ 11,467,779
\dolls. 1,143,886
/lbs...
Pork, pickled........................ -\dolls. 166,427,409
15,167,058
Lard compounds and other ilbs... 80,148,861
substitutes for lard............... . \dolls. 6,166,910
822,998
Mutton...................................... /lbs...
83,874
\doUs.
Poultry and game.................... ..dolls, 1,086,618
/lbs... 8,000,973
Sausage .................................... '\dolls.
925,877
Canned................................... /lbs—
\dolls.,
All other................................. /lb s....
\dolls..
Sausage casings........................ /lb s..., 3,422,271
\dolls.,
W ...
Stearin from animal fats......... /\doUs..
All other meat products—
Canned................................... .dolls.. 745,247
All other................................. .dolls.. 2,708,632
Dairy products—
B utter........................................ /lbs.. 12,544,777
\dolls 2,429,489
Cheese........................................ /lbs.. 17,285,230
\doUs 2,012,626
M ilk Condensed............................. { & ; 2,191,111
All other (including cream)*, .dolls..
Total...................................dolls.. 202,392,508

Article.

97,496

1908
105,112

1909
114,300

V a l u e s , b y A rticles , Y ears E n d e d J u n e
1910
109,698

1911

1912

1913

30, 1907 to 1917—Continued.

1914

1915

1916

1917

136,390

139,608

127,898

162,504

167,277

225,783

214,800

415,862
15,649
20,267
35,916
29,261
51,445
663
381,940
24,127

356,601
14,936
25,876
40,812
33,037
34,524
596
684,329
29,739

208,711
14,175
48,009
62,184
52, 780
69,609
516
768,523
26,238

433,329
25,962
39,140
65,102
39,496
51,006
400
519,584
26,182

214,371
5,019
24,336
29,355
49,800
36,738
164
273,516
14,504

84,744
8,082
53,524
61,606

12,679
3,896
84,755
88,651

20,702
22,292
35,713
Total..........................................dolls..
20,543
29,674
36,327
45,608
70,093
Mineral specimens............................. dolls..
33,742
39,284
41,243
54,720
Moss......................................................dolls..
40,578
82,881
264
384
230
327
416
569
Motor boats........................................{ £ & ;;
330,203
356,211
353,576
800,231
917,438
180,708
30,149
34,260
22,239
22,037
Mucilage............................................... doUs..
21,519
24,695
Musical instruments, and parts of:
9,791
8,457
3,450
3,591
2,628
12,751
11,637
9,084
9,450
9,135
8,703
organ®.............................................
667,073
690,886
144,074
190,160
898,472
750,905
675,454
721,913
655,743
212,393
647,451
4,341
4,966
5,617
7,627
3,815
3,475
Piano®..............................................{doUr!
897,340 1,060,195
804,696 1,163,467 1,307,250 1,739,594
i,3is
1,461
2,806
1,374
l,2i9
-Di *
/N o
Player-pianos........................... (dolls...
356,532
470,340
855,889
388,293
335,299
4,222
9,343
12,195
7,608
6,601
All o th er.....................................{dolls..
808,565 1,617,263 1,874,604
1,563,672 1,416,888
324
275
2,876
1,640
2,735
2,482
3,153
1,917
1,258
1,126
157
Plano players...............................
72,609
46,332
795,366
446,286
287,720
177,683
80,427
685,763
842,889
463,153
739,265
Perforated music rolls . . . ____ .dolls
67,899
127,626
59,479
101,417
158,496
545,132 1,021,980 1,120,580
701,712
AH other, and parts of...................dolls..
874,488
717,532
557,698
730,170
754,099
745,392
676,469
Total.......................................... dolls.. 3,256,063 3,371,621 2,619, 772 3,182,343 3,471,401 3,606,936 3,799,731 3,368,631 2,048,715 3,454,064 4,142,896
Natural history specimens...............dolls..
16,014
25,368
18,188
22,711
14,667
15,265
14,075
9,057
19,759
Naval stores:
2,560,966 2,712,732 2,170,177 2,144,318 2,189,607 2,474,460 2,806,046 2,417,950 1,372,316 1,571,279 1,638,590
Eosin...............................................{ B & : 11,327,091 11,395,126 8,004,838 9,753,488 14,067,335 16,462,860 17,359,145 11,217,316 6,220,321 8,874,313 10,705,972
Tar, turpentine, and pitch—
11,072
16,792
14,691
Tftf
/b b ls..
46,442
Tar............................................... \dolls..
67,215
53,983




DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Metal polish........................................ dolls..
Mica:
Unm anufactured.................... ..
'*

1907

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466

No. 261. — D omestic M e r c h a n d ise E x po r ted : Q uantities

13,448
10,034
19,830
31,809
60,563
46,339
40,380
62,346
351,353
239,661
36,622
28,139
21,106
40,037
50,107
67,963
103,387
100,322
223,002
317,491
568,891
148,238
78,251
187,183
430,612
291,731
117,778
561,566
15,854,676 19,532,583 17,502,028 15,587,737 14,817,751 19,599,241 21,039,597 18,900,704 9,464,120 9,310,268 8,841,875
Turpentine, spirits of...................{dolls 10,241,883 10,146,151 7,018,058 8,780,236 10,768,202 10,069,135 8,794,656 8,095,958 4,476,306 4,337,563 4,313,670
Total naval stores..................dolls.. 21,686,752 21,641,599 15,101,147 18,681,962 25,022,720 26,754,987 26,471,292 19,882,165 11,127,239 13,503,607 15,581,208
Nickel, and manufactures of:
Nickel*nickel oxide, and m atte.
' * 9,880,859 9,148,482 10,013,776 13,652,407 18,947,810 26,561,990 27,881,277 28,895,242 29,599,612 25,649,995 31,005,606
3,218,862 2,948,058 3,395,174 4,532,897 6,004,414 8,749,675 9,275,714 9,403,709 11,110,699 9,876,403 12,270,854
Manufactures of...............................dolls..
248,604
80,808
59,755
70,680
23,580
42,198
492,518 2,590,297 1,893,859
12.085
252,149
204,281
Notions, n. e. s.1.................................dolls..
198,226
64,600
84,427
97,543
842,886
312,463
48,754
95,169
28,815
450,410
Nursery stock......................................dolls..
324,136
247,844
337,988
413,255
459,769
315,065
170,218
203,671
220,341
225,339
317,827
1,361,877 1,222,109 1,454,156 1,458,128 1,260,681 1,018,286 1,328,951 1,541,260
fibs - - *
0 a tu m ............................................... {dolls..
63,763
65,467
66,614
57,215
89,740
172,529
56,511
54,670
52,696
51,061
46,431
Oilcake and oil-cake meal:
56,808,972 66,127,704 53,233,890 49,108,598 83,384,870 72,490,021 76,262,845 59,030,623 45,026,125 18,996,490 15,757,612
Corn.................................................{& ;■
909,407
677,156
801,787
689,633 1,115,986 1,035,291 1,131,330
798,206
297,041
289,547
727,355
C ottonseed....................................j 1 ; ; 1,340,967,136 929,287,467 1,233,750,327 640,088,766 804,596,955 1,293,690,138 1,128,092,367 799,974,252
^
17,062,594 11,889,415 15,805,433 9,071,815 10,153,475 17,325,858 15,225,798 11,007,441
1,222,699,889 980,664,572 864,862,375
01lODS6GQ C&X6. ......................... ItiollS
15,432,126 14,749,489 15,059,920
_,3 H16&1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I1DS a. .
_..nn »
256,365,126 76,556,997 285,297,316
t>0tt0HS66d
3,474,244 1,169,478 5,221,091
Linseed or flaxseed.......................{doW 665,936,164 696,135,362 682,764,545 652,316,916 659,674,653 596,114,536 838,119,654 662,868,639 524,794,434 640,916,196 536,984,394
8,675,877 9,175,559 9,303,346 9,489,564 8,361,666 9,735,022 12,982,423 9,650,379 9,048,061 11,935,129 10,252,510
All
fibs ...
8,924,033 6,886,270 8,484,936 9,900,878 28,876,367 21,558,670
All other 2........................................{dolls..
132,534
126,414
410,166
104,701
100,445
398,681
2,063,712,272 1,691,550,533 1,969,748,762 1,341,514,280 1,447,656,478 1,971,218,728 2,049,361,136 1,530,358,450 2,058,786,452 1,746,010,622 1,724,460,373
to *®1........................................ { S i : : 26,415,627 21,866,761 25,836,134 19,251,012 19,631,127 28,228,705 29,444,252 21,667,672 28,879,051 28,561,303 31,221,749
Oilcloth and linoleum:
a M
fsa. yds..
163,214
397,214
717,773
225,468
126,146
Porfloora................................... \ c M . . .
255,751
54,547
ii2,664
123,085
128,542
137,141
73,597
60,403
47,972
155,796
169,079
A llo th e r..........................................dolls.
299,261
666,684
247,137
236,679
353,544
356,761
541,436
733,979
586,414 1,172,600 1,122,536
Total...........................................dolls..
353,808
359,801
493,902
727,087
807,576
359,764
482,086
710,515
634,386 1,328,396 1,378,287
Turpentine and pitch.............*{d U
Total tar, turpentine and fbbls..
pitch.....................................\dolls..

* Prior to 1912 included in “All other articles/’

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1Prior to 1910 figures include buttons.

Article.

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

940,151
123,848
306,439
88,880
145,443
327,115 1,529,696
448,366
142,058 1,198,835 1,901,953
81,856
212,325
29,802
125,575
93,261
361,138
67,811
78,121
370,300
501,227
*17,040
329,244
184,019
259,062
234,730
234,626
151,142 1120,094
207,337
421,969
154,983
111,199
321,721
144,063
169,625
111,637
167,644
131,241
87,364
113,665
190,724
147,766
309,836
18,507
9,011
6,492
8,146
416,213
621,300
559,197
655,587
614,383
535,875 1,019,478 1,019,412 1,603,325
891,035
503,234
401,400
341,304
492,964
343,838
970,717
609,294
378,294
292,381
681,096
754,342
405,635
869,305
l,t8 7 ,126 1,205,308 1,176,124 2,216,713 1,181,630 2,425,584 3,660,261 1,450,600
832,096 1,222,999
Total animal, etc.................... {dolls
903,001
655,261
612,336
788,860 1,263,246 1,585,609
547,074
870,611
589,603
822,233
781,871
M ineral128,175,737
Mineral, crude, including a lll^ ,j
natural oils, without regard >3 ^ * 6,626,896 135,223,575 169,855,309 168,903,985 185,190,761 208,110,365 195,642,935 146,477,342 152,514,129 163,732,589 177,748,832
6,465,114 6,907,525 5,277,181 5,417,513 6,831,367 7,570,767 6,812,672 4,911,634 5,754,084 7,309,990
to gravity...............................j
Refined or manufactured—
Illuminating oil......................{cSSs’ 894,529,432 1,041,725,901 1,080,542,456 1,005,027,536 1,022,311,042 1,044,049,848 1,048,894,297 1,157,283,310 886,316,740 823,143,138 833,969,012
56,249,991 70,809,415 71,329,901 62,477,527 67,476,494 59,845,823 66,189,265 74,500,162 53,607,082 52,283,057 54,642,377
Lubricating and heavy paraf-)galls.. 136,140,226 159,763,900 144,254,271 170,430,277 173,642,495 202,125,197 213,671,499 196,884,696 214,429,099 250,395,439 271,032,751
fin oil.................................... \dolls.. 17,179,562 20,370,613 18,307,342 20,891,473 22,061,3 90 25,970,271 29,574,410 27,852,959 28,499,786 37,452,084 48,665,984
Naphthas, and all 1ighter/galls.. 26,357,054 36,242,370 63,831,267 77,650,923 111,998,260 171,040,150
.
products of distillation, .\dolls.. 2,735,598 4,003,827 5,805,482 6,302,418 9,479,394 15,437,736
_
/galls..
81,698,917 151,611,537 156,860,666 i00,i48,554 226,i54,560
Gasoline...............................(Soils..
10,831,490 21,699,475 17,603,317 16.297,561 46,932,967
101,821,572 40,840,730 94,335,128 194,631,255 199,563,352
. 1*
/galls..
AUother...............................{Soils..
14,269,878 5,653,210 10,296,928 29,472,713 41,057,840
Residuum, tar, and all from) n
65,228,009 70,581,822 103,188,033 124,055,263 123,398,188 168,339,478
.which the light bodies}§“ ii ' * 2,063,668 2,467,471 3,649,387 4,141,613 3,680,925 4,386,903
have been distilled..........laoils"
320,529,925 475,143,205 672,931,878 897,858,733 1,039,323,708
Gas oil and fuel o il........... {lolls
8,305,715 13,747,863 18,543,976 24,769,248 32,329,617
27,513,568 113,370,245 9,952,970 13,538,335
536,270
A U other............................. {SSni .
230,552
388,175
496,237 1,907,715
30,165
Total mineral refined,
■ 1.122,254,721 1,308,313,993 1,391,816,027 1,377,163,999 1,431,349,985 1,585,554,673 1,794,129,778 2,135,133,723 2,034,826,481 2,279,716,454 2,570,579,653
78,228.819 97,651,326 99,092,112 93,813,031 92,698,003 105,640,733 129,666,995 145,361,384 128,781,641 160,662,838 223,658,950




DOM ESTIC EXPORTS— Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A L U E S .

Oils:
A nim alFish (except whale).................. {Soils*'
i — ............................................. { & :
W hale.......................................... { f f i ; ;
A nother......................................{ j g £ "

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No. 201. — D omestic M er c h a n d ise E x po r ted : Q uantities and V a l u e s , by A rticles , Y ears E n d e d J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

11,299,332
643,392
223,955,002
14,798,063
228.426
155,858
343,509
110,407
215,845
322,634
16,479,301

26,316,799
1,573,605
225,520,944
17,127,369
175,210
164,879
292,757
123,420
269,034
377,588
19,805,232

23,866,146
1,526,931
399,470,973
24,089,223
246,965
208,591
339,391
155,740
422,631
322,164
26,908,931

514,951

679,607

640,911

907,623

838,007
821,027

1,017,284
976,238

1,074,264
1,050,290

i,114,4i3
1,118,004

18,281,576
1,307,204
192,963,079
13,843,179
239,188
134,540
338,956
117,809
397,050
230,557
16,251,486

505,748
785,907
961,945
1,211,580
1,279,777
1,267,860
15,736,488
944,205
31,035,147
1,164,589
1,802,049
7,681,938
32,021,038
635,093

917,303
421,548
521,463
368,825
690,836 1,072,736 1,591,913 1.810.393
852,910
703,494 1,095,417 1,216,052
1,096,335
884,700 1,382,756 1.755.393
846,362
891,812
1,069,501
731,604
1,038,864
838,339 1,104,698
682,352
16,845,154 19,700,810 29,107,449 21,388,938
1.013,506 1,070,646 1,861,730 1,944,145
29,197,790 37,580,411 31,222,228 31,486,877
1,215,366 1,808.970 1,960,589 3,096,019
1,779,863 1,527,494 3,259,539 4,413,549
7,256,318 7,415,723 11,416,329 15,041,500
40,646,323 26,398,801 24,155,376 28,548,208
740,294
689,162
440,290
454,113

436,799

422,075

17,789,635 8,967,826 8,779,760
998,105
770,076
1,302,159
318,366,525 266,512,057 158,911,767
21,872,948 22,658,610 19,878,325
1,212,133
714,120 1,201,354
478,231 1,117,895
660,089
1,198,852 2,230,002 3,004,283
100,032
184,981
154,096
323,070
218,627
384,593
413,104
705,037 1,062,899
25,831,745 27,165,026 26,280,134

449,952

574,977

1,254,605

7,088,994

8,853,998

VALU ES.

8,840,683 10,092,719 9,639,860 8,096,473 9,243,148 10,346,905
682,304 1,057,129
459,459
553,021
390,605
578,862
505,203
340,387
517,123
386,877
1,341,432 2,058,426
663,230
365,535
504,061
482,836
251,815
453,4X2
297,307
372,375
399,121
266,735
268,145
397,449
407,287
330,194
319,786
195,851
221,532
297,829
284,931
2 Prior to 1910 quantity stated in gallons.
3Prior to 1912 crayons were included under “ Chalk.”

0,351,445

AND

26,955,997 27,149,378 27,866,979 32,792,882
931,669
956,460
999,161 1,182,683
2,512,460 3,090,498 3,604,384 3,864,307
4,780,107 5,702,803 6,294,746 7,072,617
67,921,078 85,290,314 54,634,617
975,502 1,921,121 2,597,539 1,330,077

19,839,222
1,292,009
315,232,892
20,736,972
1,733,925
874,461
420,368
134,663
395,551
325,040
24,044,401

E X P O R T S ------Q U A N T I T I E S

469




3,258,889
1,293,580
51,087,329
20,851,380
273,029
140,876
249,360
161,811
288,318
274,536
23,098,050

D O M E S T IC

VegetableFixed or expressed—
3,041.269 3,659,330
0001..........................................{dSis.: 1,083,929 1,456,120
41,880,304 41,019,991
Cotton seed............................. ;
17,074,403 17,226,451
450,208
367,883
Linseed or flaxseed.................{lolls
203,712
172,083
All other................................... dolls..
430,965
206,993
Volatile or essential—
147,722
141,617
Peppermint.............................{ & . !
499,082
357,555
All other.................................... dolls..
258,423
214,765
Total vegetable.................... dolls., 19,550,514 19,633,967
Paints, pigments, colors, and varnishes:
Dry colors........................................dolls..
453,015
493,907
Lamp black.................................dolls..
All o th er...................................... dolls..
Koady-mixed pain ts.................. iflniis
9i3,704
916,848
v<arnlah.......................................... { & : :
940,699
961,291
TUrVi-t+rt lead.....................................{doUs
lno/1
fibs....
W hite
26,179,994 27,266,671
Zinc, oxide of.................................;
996,990 1,050,448
All other, including crayons3___dolls.. 2,481,894 2,457,469
Total..........................................dolls.. 4,893,190 4,942,523
Paper stock: Rags, n.e.s.,and other fibs ...
(except wood pulp)....................idolls..
485,112
733,775
Paper, and manufactures of:
B ags................................................. dolls..
Books, music, maps, engravings, etch­
ings, photographs, and other printed
m atter............................................dolls.. 5,813,107 6,107,053
Boxes and cartons..........................dolls..
Carbon paper...................................dolls..
Paper board (strawboard, etc.).. .dolls..
Paper hangings..............................dolls..
297,357
283,762
Playing cards...................................dolls..
175,217
184,747
1Figures cover the period from Jan. 1 to June 30, inclusive.

Article.

1908

1909

V a l u e s , b y A rticles , Y ears E n d e d J u n e
1910

120,090,050 69,201,799 72,187,114 92,738,379
3,514,281 2,140,352 2,178,333 2,766,579

1918

99,510,875 103,573,428 100,426,614
2,434,664 2,501,529 2,450,520
27,308,975 24,213,540 28,633,615
1,254,589 1,249,330 1,606,699
14,116,585
578,711
1,200,168 1,192,423 1,351,226
4,801,576 4,990,033 3,520,109
19,215,499 19,458,050 21,779,303
218,592,330 249,502,699 290,678,861
7,378,736 8,123,486 9,679,273
69,032
56,790
45,337
448,962
625,548
498,203
296,912
254,289
77,924
74,808
309,200
332,377
343,795
149,657
1,009,369 1,147,630 1,441,982

1917— Continued.

1915

1916

1917

88,9G6,738
2,177,483
28,602,134
1,612,370
14,133,097
532,657
1,179,232
3,351,689
20,663,634
186,357,728
6,516,338
68,831
533,944
79,648
88,056
332,935
326,966
295,525
116,501
1,620,872

125,681,652
3,079,137
31,263,668
1,589,872
23,029,288
960,798
1,098,197
2,659,747
19,848,358
330,374,056
10,589,843
91,522
649,658
40,987
51,745
244,744
251,309
338,684
139,584
1,715,059

i.27,243,672
3,115,811
73,474,771
3,790,844
64,843,199
2,916,585
1,588,756
4,573,422
29,107,386
360,650,114
12,873,250
298,637
1,436,015
86,585
130,177
207,339
147,584
471,324
195,289
2,903,063

144,946,643
4,557,962
129,348,657
9,922,436
63,561,296
3,821,238
3,135,039
5,509,030
43,152,980
348,743,903
16,038,811
302,865
2,188,779
111,591
177,543
228,586
141.134
471,526
213,474
3,618;620

36,880
794,011
769,098
490,896

42,261
1,198,647
939,790

78,669
1,987,878
1,660,439

1,314,696

1,702,011

2,983,686 2,520,292

2,805,978

2,512,320

563,151
80,035,302
6,815,060

809,629

664,006

41,531,004 155,359,550 115,067,424 72,298,993 49,486,415
1,753,042 4,264,722 2,591,444 2,220,118 1,125,895
32,192,018 32,690,104 35,987,460 158,751,786 128,549,816
2,276,460 2,282,924 2,498,504 6,757,658 6,633,291

VALU ES.

1914

AND




1912

to

E X P O R T S ------ Q U A N T I T I E S

1,200,742 1,088,782 1,068,769 1,267,117
4,659,606 4,376,593 3,953,451 4,441,742
15,669,840 14,171,759 14,014,584 16,083,271
185,511,773 178,709,678’137,403,509 196,982,550
Paraffin and paraffin wax...............{dolls " 9,030,992 8,740,929 6,445,917 7,886,359
Paste.....................................................dolls..
34,466
36,863
40,668
25,609
Pencils (except slate), and pencil leads
292,678
374,193
334,737
380,315
182,399
153,529
161,904
147,114
Pens and penholders..........................dolls..
— t ji
^
Penholders..................................... fgross ■ H
Pens—
r, . .
fN0
Fountain.................................... {dolb..
Metallic (except gold).............{dolls _
Perfumeries, cosmetics, and all toilet prep­
arations............................................ dolls..
604,822
683,253
620,230
824,400
Phonographs, graphophones, gramo­
phones, and records and materials
f o r ................................................. dolls..
2,381,172
Phonographs, graphophones, and/No ...
gramophones............................. \dolls..
Records and materials for ... .'dolls..
Photographic goods:
Cameras............................................dolls..
If
___ films*
Motion-picture m __ >-. — | llTl, ft. .
jlm. it**
Not exposed............................. {dolls...
/lin. ft..
.................................. {dolls...

1911

30,1907

D O M E S T IC

Paper, and manufactures of—Continued.
Printing paper...............................f f i y ;
News p rint.................................t g u s "
A U other..................................... w :
W rapping p a p er..........................{dniu"
Writing paper and envelopes........dolls..
A llother........................................... dolls..
Total.......................................... dolls..

1907

and

470

' No. 261. — D omestic M e r c h a n d ise E xpo r ted : Q u antities

Total.




1,089,826 2,840,333

51,626,741 24,931,099 13,224,347 64,060,276 24,048,647
406,120
209,944
632,561
328,988
727,100
882,899
16,894
65,193
976
4,323
12,160
1,092,539
26,699
118,329
2,520
16,186,133 6,977,685 4,359,167 1,874,682 5,407,594
832,676
1,706,780
941,622
577,929
317,772
23,346,614 27,113,056 9,307,428 4,354,556 17,559,653
620,942
844,418
1,009,557 1,115,526
817,377
8,226,512
601,611
334,169
534,578
895,276
474,519
527,834
686,250
411,156
340,667
533,127
5,256,623 3,485,418 2,475,066 2,898,802 3,564,837

16,342,^84
215,115
305,546
436,874
4,640,852
691,437
12,480,294
688,118
5,156,801
600,368
558,833
3,190, 745

4,184,716

4,765,155 7,142,603
225,726
277,182
6,844
16,641
818,444
956,018
95,662
63,710
447
495
9,912
17,269
33,461
88,029
3,265,732 4.'021,128
219,487
290,915
83,081
116,508
467,434
34,005
256,084
20,610
73,249
36,811
964,138 1,043,397
83,816,808 102,032,616
286,363
329,255
114,940
143,093
40,071
14,193

169,252
16,793
837,451
107,584
51,699

159,142
18,904
726,983
69,511
17,791

146,048
14,073
645,924
58,109
14,168

266,055

251,283

293,716

210,821
286,518
496,390
153,566
243,647
119,761
150,011
119,279
113,071
802,470
372,070
700,789
64,053,083 52,106,865 66,474,294
235,582
199,852
237,973
97,692
79,409
70,266
57,385
92,486
52,244
17,628,111
209,493
6,336,310
7,990,383
3,989,798
420,104
18,616,834
813,224
397,493
263,912
10,094,609

28,478,473
353,213
4,277,313
6,721,337
3,547,747
579,199
25,550,134
1,247,960
495,245
286,734
8,683,688

6,314,439 2,475,907
94,237
37,811
4,145
2,614
9,748
6,501
9,750,064 7,116,220
1,563,304 1,294,944
17,333,144 13,610,257
1,153,066 1,038,301
4,342,926 3,613,026
451,595
401,925
589,114
759,026
3,861,064 3,538,508

iprior to 1913 included in “ All other manufactures of iron and steel” or “ All other manufactures of wood.”

1,001,369
35,434
1,017
3,671
5,886,893
1,092,515
15,139,913
937,820
5,666,047
701,101
1,231,159
4,001,700

AND

T otal..........................................dolls..
.dolls..
..dolls..
..dolls..
Plated ware (except cutlery and
..dolls..
.dolls..
. .dolls..
fozs__
/dolls..
.'dolls..
. .dolls..
fibs .
Unmanufactured .
•/dolls..
.'dolls..
fibs....
Quicksilver........................................•/dolls..
{aSS!
rinlls
..dolls..
..dolls..
/lb s....
Salt..
/dolls..
Seaweed .
Seeds:
/lbs—
/dolls.,
/bush.,
/dolls..
G rass/lb s....
Clover..
/dolls.,
hbs—
•/dolls..
fibs
All other..
..dolls..

1,871,618 3.596,897 3,086,035
455,682
102,673
436,420
721,156 1,641,315 1,338,536
8,276,291 15,986,066 14,322,168
12,353
107,984
97,824
189, 418
187,574
142,270
912
28,144
12,436
624,490 1,162,001 2,206,790
60,420
188,234
242,237
1,397
3,254
t 1,083
207,662
92,388
53,266
27,101
82,929
77,265
936,869 2,500,057
2,324,081
152,44646,907
163,333
368,333
845,729 1,296,305
232,763 1,018,094
222,927
274,086 1,071,325
155,089
212,054
254,250
330,278
5,122
804
857
880,944 1,552,535 3,165,142
165,619,386 165,637,801 194,151,456
726,761
616,132
600,648
132,221
328.635
198,093
26,189
27,065
26,087

E X P O R T S ------Q U A N T I T I E S

1,348,216
183,660
688,272
9,431,800
38,840
283,325
14,799
899,391
72,752
273
12,977
71,172
5,376,880
387,075
269,499
64,190
32,241
313,848
126,888
1,029,127
149,123,465
542, 783
188,999
40,572

D O M E S T IC

1,410,037 3,436,371
180,243
268,088
476,955
593,697
9,445,446 9,137,287
87,023
391,634
312,768
20,830
15,723
1,038,131 1,102,284
75,689
73,625
1,710
1,299
57,071
70,789
126,013
108,105
3,935,884 4,503,569
285,597
321,679
167,299
175,583
40,410
24,231
14,817
21,885
318,266
194,757
HU, 229
1,208,957 1,427,695
111,008,966 128,035,915
383,062
441,673
298,274
210,265
26,042
48,180

.dolls..
.dolls

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Article.

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

173,135
96,797

164,559
141,124

76,203
321,770

117,739
1,298,844

108.482
2,260,337

2,390,858 2,307,605
37,547
27,597
8,178
9,704
2,400,562 2,315,783

2,745,396
32,285
8,403
2,753,799

5,204,813
76,596
54,017
5,258,830

7,202,639
21,782
13,418
7,216,067
857,318

98,238
6,834

94,886
5,889

96,956
7,941

98,501
10,975

147,943
17,791

128,985
56,179

670,189
129,078
37,709
707,898

720,368
198,736
49,881
770,249

847,894
300,553
77,944
925,838

1,097,593
266,207
64,528
1,162,121

1,538,543
119,801
30,863
1,569,406

1,992,765
71,132
16,080
2,008,845

1,144,879 1,241,953 1,130,723 1,479,870 1,741,971 1,840,037 2,132,663 2,141,633 1,777,342
65,183,460 51,108,178 53,150,427 45,716,414 47,581,256 57,855,457 51,292,954 58,546,763 63,367,750
2,661,218 2,165,267 2,341,708 2,140,676 2,305,010 2,695,991 2,496,904 2,797,369 3,080,957
3,806,097 3,407,220 3,472,431 3,620,546 4,046,981 4,536,028 4,629,567 4,939,002 4,858,299
167,385
65,414
87,002
35,470
216,629
57,605
51,539
115,136
173,985
21,522
8,256
44,744
13,303
16,684
13,866
9,700
60,801
34,585
76,297
92,962
84,427
68,989
74,023
38,444
43,587
52,755
50, HI

428,107
70,814
14,172
22,496
914,074
1,191,418
190,067
253,222

635,361
964,992
246,525
45,765
1,010,787

596,883
877,324
390,477
73,859
951,183

866,684
962,627
689,093
754,422
990,395 1,101,169 1,301,244 1,405,581
451,694
305,394
312,965
326,946
60,150
70,219
79,595
85,164
1,076,559 1,161,319 1,371,463 1,485,176

25,440
235,752
103,932
231,077
35,231
11,336
53,793
64,393
19,820
86,719
2,750
14,718
12,262
4,900
938,331
926,049 1,138,128 1,129,578 i,4i0,840
1,232,179 1,237,118 1,474,761 1,476,147 1,827,237
46,301
84,381
58,459
129,258
331,909
124,946
80,213
86,714
365,446
160,914

151,232
58,346

187,845
67,728

1,268,054
1,667,567
60,252
119,429

1,388,738
1,816,121
47,775
92,331

696,690
1,010,222
245,494
71,890
1,082,112

674,745
966,146
969,071 1,379,921
249,237
328,229
62,104
95,556
1,064,627 1,442,025
«
200,455 24,433,243 51,941,634
108,985 8,784,742 16,027,867

1,240,804
1,588,552
34,823
69,497

i , 586,900
1,887,307
88,802
113,863

1,394,796
1,529,113
59,611
73,942

VALU ES.

643,280
743,163
1,128,226
964,207
356,788
272,949
55,965
87,114
1,215,340 1,020,172

2,610,481 2,122.674
75,548,686 73,048,579
3,709,277 4,169,116
6,319,758 6,291,790
72,562
47,525
11,387
10,329
287,484
250,827

AND




1909

E X P O R T S ------ Q U A N T I T I E S

Total.................................
Sillr artificial. manufactures of..................
Soap:
Toilet or fancy........................ ........dolls..
fibs....
All other.................................. — \dolls..
Total................................. ........dolls..
Spermaceti and spermaceti wax .
Spices....................................................dolls..
Spirits, wines, m alt liquors, and other
beverages:
Malt liquors—
Inbottles...............................{ & ? * : :
.
In other coverings.....................{lolls* *
Total m alt liquors.......... ........dolls..
Spirits, distilled—
Alcohol (and pure, neutral, fpf. galls...
or cologne spirits)........... [dolls..........
B randy.,.............................<fpf. galls...
[HnlU
fpf. galls...
R um ..................................... [dolls.........
Whisky—
fpf. galls...
Bourbon...........................<[dolls.........

1908

V a lu es , by A rticles , Y ears E nded J u n e 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

D O M E S T IC

Shells............................................ ....... dolls..
Shoe findings.............................
Silk:
Manufactures of...................... ........dolls..
fibs....
W aste....................................... — \dolls..

1907

and

472

No. 2 6 1 .— D omestic M erch a n dise E xported : Q uantities

6,273
30,830
438,676
195,160

3,839
19,902
415,891
181,516
201,418

224,911

140,122
267,688
23,797
43,123
1,684,580
2,274,330

177,341
327,950
29,271
44,867
1,686,150
2,218,159

134,152
259,523
25,408
41,129
1,783,918
2,275,832

1,304,994
518,536

957,120
366,260

1,075,151
418,668

941,357
373,412

3,801,909 4,008,290

4,134,420

124,700
86,564
139,619
168,386
249,572
208,879
30,152
50,259
515,113
46,599
67,595
627,575
1,592,798 26,283,904 54,050,773
1,982,019 11,062,386 18,508,069

5,962
31,314
501,348
193,597

225,990

133,450
251,453
42,246
51,357
1,398,964
1,885,491

3,062,449 3,096,172* 3,154,100 3,479,586

819,310 1,133,274
332,369
450,598

2,245,013
933,133

3,396,500 12,577,611 20,883,227

172,617
5,784
63,882
87,630
22,708
1,965
14,121
10,460
26,401
8,791
12
840
3,110
1,665
1,167
3,071
1,265
940
1,663
10
830
441
384,080
373,560
2,905
13,531
375,919
389,213
15,784
8,801
386,894
28,107
260,654
154,287
205,484
117,618
116,131
247,518
209,470
197,826
248,893
217,313
105,427
109,635
225,138
146,416
173,866
165,884
177,059
129,063
168,426
209,311
48,125,851 33,228,278 51,535,570 158,239,178 83,644,749 110,897,591 76,713,779 107,036,638 210,185,102 146,423,822
780,155 1,274,773 3,137,552 1,965,401 2,609,716 1,825,230 2,939,453 5,576,914 4,721,533
1,142,054
1,824,011 1,455,341 1,321,773
144,850
179,092
158,481
308f 147

239,354

205,431
735,418
1,248,996

178,158
778,247
1,195,759

413,628

607,260

220,506 } 1,082,920
813,855
1,447,989 1,660,180

688,941

670,723
609,967
167,386
129,184
188,057
282,789
1,179,614 \/ 1,176,680 1,152,794
1,868,655 2,236,822 2,146,758

433,579
105,729
86,620
639,588
1,265,616

364,270
172,479
33,554
762,310
1,332,019

459,438
102,579
27,291
1,233,533
1,882,841

473




121,320
172,755
182,002
301,044
210,031
320,035
38,122
11,204
28,391
22,391
57,595
43,566
1,507,237 1,509,132 1,635,630
1,816,287 1,883,967 1,978,006

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

134,110
252,918
19,779
36,889
Total spirits, d i s t i l l e d . . '' 1,700,309
1,827,757
W ines4,404
^ t ’otnes...............................{doUsqtS'-'.
20,128
560,147
In other coverings..................... {dcik*
251,353
Total Wines.............................
27i,481
Total spirits, wines, and malt
liquors...................................dolls.. 3,314,578
Other beverages—
197,514
CWer............................................® 8 £ :
30,681
1,255
Ginger o le ............................{ & ? ! ! '.:
1,424
1,756
Root beer...........................
1,846
Total other beverages........... dolls..
33,951
136,301
s p°°8w ...............................................
114,354
51,334,580
1,126,465
starol1.................................................
ni__ribs_____________________________
Stearin, vegetable..................
Stone (including marble):
Unm anufactured............................dolls..
451,835
Manufactures of—
Grindstones.................................dolls..
Roofing elate...............................dolls..
265, i&4
716,124
All other...................... ........... ..dolls..
Total.......................................... dolls.. 1,433,123
....................................{dou?1!8:::
A nother...............................{ r ^ ; ; |

1907

Article.

1908

1909

and

V alu es , by A rticles , Y ears E nded J une 30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.
1910

1911

1912




—

1914

1915

1916

1917

288
4,714
799,507

260
4,911
680,492

980
10,989
691,164

1,097
12,948
1,050,842

2,145,613 1,002,441 1,148,741 4,387,369
175,498
145,274
255,973
524,861
14,309,029 11,630,528 11,439,133 10,031,693
1,937,648 1,491,639 1,653,495 2,107,068

2,889,991
442,967
10,327,503
4,090,150

634

5,632
886,661

43,994,761 50,895,726 549,007,411 1,630,150,863 1,248,908,286
1,681,302 1,839,983 25,615,016 79,390,147 77,093,685
3,874,923 3,507,120 27,413,785 82,022,076 81,626,802
973,733
78,232
20,855
1,453,790
414,160,356
49,202, 456
4,636,550
151,139
418,796.906
49,353,595

1,288,467 4,418,303 3,166,718
44,156
16,510
137,030
301,213
257,709
77,783
108,161
9,612
4,165
75,426
1,477,584 1,786,038 2,849,968
446,944,435
53,903,336
2,805,547
60,334
449,749,982
53,963,670

347,997,276
44,479,890
348,815
13,939
348,346,091
44,493,829

436,466,512
53,014,852
6,826,644
350,343
443,293,156
53,365,195

2,999,809
57,811
798,288
427,709
140,996
5,411,049
406,431,021
59,788,154
5,167,839
166,153
411,598,860
59,954.307

DOMESTIC EXPOETS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

922
1,030
1,087
s tra w ................................................. { d X :
7,482
6,552
11,559
8,293
13,884
10,679
Straw and palm leaf, manufactures of
455,834
602,707
478,001
838,115
............................................................dolls..
634,330
724,850
Sugar and molasses:
MoIasses.......................................... { § X '.: 3,193,322 3,320,419 3,973,908 1,505,355 3,386,811 9,513,441
216,336
297,493
984,636
425,757
440,225
354,180
14,115,-819 13,181,095 13,865,756 13,457,307 12,001,799 19,146,986
« " * ................................................{ f f i : : 2,050,964 1,961,670 2,243,201 2,258,640 1,752,118 2,539,055
Sugar—
60,882
54,447
13,285
58,587
Br°w n*...................................... j8 2 s ::
1,742
2,051
1,812
21,179,016 25,497,358 79,885,415 125,452,575 54,947,444 79,594,034
R e fin e ........................................ ( ! & : :
829,350
973,661 2,783,334 5,396,009 2,244,379 3,681,072
Total.........................................dolls.. 3,179,619 3,361,611 5,468,502 7,873,036 4,350,605 7,204,763
Surgical appliances (not including in­
struments) ...................................... dolls..
Teeth, artificial2.................................dolls..
363,526
15,374
422,715
Theatrical effects............................... dolls..
225,282
225,727
175,424
103,865
80,128
Tin, and manufactures of:
Tin, pigs, and oxide of.................{dolls' *
31,771
Scrap................................................. dolls..
104,969
64.857
46,907
77,328
772,690
879,813
999,796 1,234,029
Manufactures of...............................dolls.. 1,181,534 1,011,733
Tobacco, and manufactures of:
U m anufactured—
331,548,309 323,033,034 282,688,917 353,372,672 351,568,138 375,373,131
L eaf............................................{dolls.. 33,193,881 34,342,293 30,757,931 38,017,260 39,159,708 43,146,013
Stems and trim m ings.............{dolis 9,194,555 7,779,624 5,212,029 3,823,402 3,758,934 4,472,189
105,844
384,864
144,969
95,612
183,517
98,126
340,742,864 330,812,658 287,900,946 357,196,074 355,327,072 379,845,320
Total, unmanufactured........{dcrtia" 33,377,398 34,727,157 30,902,900 38,115,386 39,255,320 43,251,857
----------------.

1913

474

No. 2 6 1 .— D omestic M erch a n dise E x ported : Q uantities

1 After 1910 included under “ Refined.”
•After 1908 included in ‘‘ Dental goods.”

314,655 1,214,281
341,268
400,868
365,721
288,638
298,209
814,663 1,011,466 1,080,066
875,493 3,638,526
702,819
973,231
574,074
234,289
386,322
727,983
313,299
366,989
254,255
224,037
435,953
602,585
307,132
397,516
318,051
208,134
928,611
959,016
837,571
763,651
999,476 2,383,887 1,237,276 2,028,261 1,794,073 3,135,474
715,701
759,277 1,535,630 1,414,297 1,646,176 1,463,514 2,345,731
782,973 1,061,259 1,822,357 1,819,281 1,520,879 1,898,840
728,111
1,295,784 1,483,704 1,909,502 1,988,866 1,572,927 1,711,960 1,368,453
3,760,466 4,207,319 5,545,091 6,544,118 7,353,537 6,936,400 10,813,151
130,588
106,903
114,747
185,580
213,786
125,666
106,708
37,770
15,100
21,876
26,112
17,731
12,861
63,836
520,229
854,642
383.148
276,066
597,829
685,453
292,089
101,735 . 109,478
116,296
77,547
89,890
96,215
181,328
23,293
31,404
33,131
27,292
27,740
32,556
57,971
59,398
47,303
119,818
112,193
185.148
78,801
60,710
67,331
82,557
49,074
106,174
35,034
89,768
28,111
233,692
296,572
251,386
32,643
121,609
182,938
58,165

1,760,383 2,164,943
5,914,198 10,427,742
409.301
563,739
749,959
578,792
821,151
1,166,811
2,489,001
4,017,760
3,485,740 3,514,379
2,529,694 4,765,136
2,277,177 2,012,343
15,952,412 22,290,710
284,817
225,162
47,996
33,635
948,553
674,619
147,772
383,667
131,691
48,252
449,425
561,528
44,934
40.717
53,400
53.717

1,630,177
O coo 4*rn
'“' U“l,, 795
44,843
6,984,149
1,817, 771
1,274,700
651,210
205,891
5,053,185
48,305,042
645,287
47,333
363,320
760,329
267,629

1,931,340
0 rkt.4 1 gn
VV2, 137
61,811
6,557,339
1,810,028
1,378,875
755,098
233,282
5,814,978
55,108,573
828,518
517,270
767,438
272,311
189,064
41,250

2,546,330
4j 1 l
-Xnne fwo
1,723
34,099
6,202,990
1,706,732
1,425,530
785,027
188,315
7,489,811
61,453,481
809,120
505,331
614,421
219,491
304,693
29,903

* After 1912 included in “ All other abrasives.”
4 Prior to 1913 included in “ All other manufactures of cotton.”

475




52,536
24,373
4,486,016 5,513,491
1, 299,588 1,538,337
1,636,341 2,449,993
839,568 1,299,092
455,239
466,040
6,944,347 15,534,438
60.309,542 75,488,745
2,030,089 1,806,174
469.301
528,396
347,495
307,195
147,036
120,941
648,453
460,463
498,307
389,959

1,233,188
1 00/4 AOA
"'"* i !539
33,376
7,018,211
1,792,515
999,211
497,275
235,934
4,3S3,5S4
43,638,904
1,013,104
49,358
238,341
550,893
181,051

2,612,477

6,452,543

2,130,212
943
32,651
5,768,433
1,667,539
1,977,716
1,035,989
272,809
6,468,688
50,962,517
929,864
251,562
329,897
117,596
301,765
100,608

1,579,168 1,587,957
2 120 735 f> W AVI
“' “ M28
38,539
25,623
6,061,497 6,008,840
1,477,907 1,529,824
1,669,985
705,671
1,077,352
301,594
4,701,617 4,803,101
35,604,517 42,918,487
1,098,187 1,870,046
35,730
53,145
222,728
286,821
541,026
725,901
189,866
245,096

DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Manufactures ot—
1,998,095 1,539,364
a * " 844* ...................................{“ iu ;; 9 77* SSfi 2 000 881
Cigars and cheroots..................{dolls * ’ '*M25 “' ““£352
51,702
41,504
8,007,390 6,295,757
P1“S.............................................f a l s i : 1,878,108 1,525,888
SmoUns-.....................................iaoiii::
All o th er.......................................dolls.. 1,040,113 1,158,051
Total, manufactures of......... dolls.. 5,735,613 4,736,522
Total tobacco, and mfrs. o f .. .dolls.. 39,113,011 39,463,679
693,378
Toys..................................................... dolls..
733,274
Tripoli 3 .........
dolls _ 39,769
35,124
Trunks, valises, and traveling bags. (foils.. 297,569
261,522
561,555
676,237
TyPe ...................................................{dolls.”
243,208
214,136
Typewriter ribbons4 ................ v . .dolls..
Umbrellas and parasols.............*__ dolls
__________
Vegetables:
435,490 : 306,939
Beans and dried p e a s.................. {dolls
932,264
708,201
174,820
257,747
Onlons............................................{ K : :
217,582
184,166
Pickles and sauces..........................dolls
Potatoes (except sweet potatoes)^JJjk* - 1,530,461 1,203,894
1,278,034 1,077,612
Vegetables, canned.........................dolls.. 598,628
621,987
All other..........................................dolls..
981,325 1,303,328
T otal..........................................dolls.. 4,007,833 3,895,294
81,752
109,263
13,274
vtoe« " ............................................... {§ 3 £ ::
15,841
Vulcanized fiber, and mfrs. of......... dolls..
26,862
267,619
Wax, and manufactures of:
117,169
90,506
Bee8wa* .........................................{§ 5 ii::
36,392
28,659
Manufactures of............................. dolls..
60,709
85,868
53,167
........................................ f e : :
368,543 | 210,444

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1908

1909

and

V a l u e s , b t A rticles , Y e ars E n d ed J u n e
1910

1911

1912

1918

1914




1915

1916

2,020
73,786
226
10,563
1,090
78,338
41,175
720,836
44,511
883,523

2,294
75,888
2,019
53,668
1,083
88,255
38,996
757,761
44 392
975,572

351
13,273
842
27,817
1,604
167,350
48,537
784,687
51 234
993^127

156,234

164,132

203,596

6,118
9,628
163,106
252,576
159,064
175,763
2,785,379 3,473,636
8,607
15,814
229,491
340,346
173,789
201,205
3,177,976 4,076,607

7 293
211,384
149,527
3,368,977
27,545
628,762
184,365
4,209,123

10,078
10,521
319,065
366,610
368,886
268,455
4,251,620 2 964,948
24,588 * 32,185
715,756
969,338
97,397
98,990
4,870,864 4,665,527

8,715
286,882
289 980
3,763*049
19,389
545,762
54,030
2,332,739

1917

DOMESTIC EXPOETS---- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

Wood, and manufactures of:
Logs and other round timber—
* ,
fM f t ..
8,425
8,293
7,974
memory............................
297,613
271,722
309,896
fM f t .
1,872
3,139
5,039
O ak ................................... ......... {dolls..
200,072
63,850
125,818
6,951
12,711
9,816
W alnut.............................. ......... {dolls..
612,067
692,665
382,059
120,819
149,381
fM ft..
136,958
All o th e r.........................
2,574,312 3,095,029 2,512,501
fM f t ..
173,524
138,067
159,787
Total logs,etc.. ......... {dolls.. 3,G45,180 4,337,766 2.846,863 3,432,635 4,278,249 3,658,173 4,223,408 3,256,023
Firewood, and all other unmanufaotu re d 1 ............................. ........... dolls..
479,996
460,210
256,249
228,244
201,089
275,870
T im ber58,602
39,337
35,406
34,502
/Mft..
38,942
29,859
31,067
32,087
Hewn................................. ..........tdolls.. 890,106 1,316,465
770,123
825,192
788,327
839,011
644,129
933,887
Sawed—
fMf t ..
287,652
390,149
447,420
Pitch pine....................
fM ft.. 600,865 463,440 383,309 451,721 499,547 5,612,768 9,516,618 7,821,364
119,302
21,158
29,715
A llo th e r...................... ■ *'V\dolls.. 13,101,178 11,040,677 8,414,519 9,852,027 11,476,732 4,679,924
700,072
562,720
fM ft.. 640,202 522,042 418,715 490,663 531,634 . 438,021 511,637 441,166
Total timber---- ......... \4olls.. 13,991,284 12,357,142 9,253,530 10,677,219 12,246,855 10,936,821 11,150,577 9,172,411
L um berBoards, planks, deals, joists, and
scantling—
/M f t ..
• 14,788
14,098
Cypress..........................
420,982
455,649
fM f t ..
665,295
680,380
629,220
F ir .................................
7,640,038 8,650,747 8,709,140
(M f t ..
70,714
59,415
84,520
G um ............................. ......... {dolls..
1,645,031 2,580,286 2,164,017
287,855
231,308
222,266
O ak............................... ......... {dolls..
9,529,413 13,377,912 10,644,310

30, 1907 to 1917— Continued.

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Pine—
" “ *•.................................. {dolls!
Yellow—
« “ *.................................{dons!

Total pine..............
pop>” ......................................{“«&:
Redwood................................ {dolb!
s Pra e e ....................................{dolte.
A n o th e r........... .................... {“ ft.
Total boards, planks, / M f t .. 1,623,964 1,548,130
and deals..................\dolls.. 39,861,352 35,607,508
27,332
34,851
Joists and scantling..................{dolls’
752,152
581,718
/N o."
Railroad tie s.
-\dolls
18,256
20,483
snnigies.......................................IX,
\dolls.
53,261
75,535
Shooks—
/N o
Box..........
958,127
\dolls.. 939,724
900,812
/ N o.
All other..
\dolls 1,409,
1,716,190
61,696,949
51,120,
Staves...........................................{ & : . 5,127,
6,016,690
Heading.........................................dolls.. 167,
176,430
All other.........................................dolls.. 3,578,
5,216,854
Doors, sash, and blinds...................dolls.. 527,
479,266
F urniture........................................dolls. 5,377,
5,631,325
Hogsheads and barrels, em pty__ dolls.
345,
267,059
Incubators and brooders.............. dolls
Trimmings, moldings, and other house
700,306
finishings...............*.....................dolls.. 755,854

14,104
61,784

17,292
53,371

32,308
94,339

957,682
977,376
1.962.199
62,583,016
5.524.199
154,766
5,461,866
534,534
4,293,904
282.654

1,121,613
923,197
1,654,611
49,783,771
4,673,085
223.038
5,355,245
678,044
5,572,191
565.039

1,109,646
1,019,411
1,662,032
65,725,595
5,666,854
388,369
6,328,902
835,105
6,206,391

94,732
222,243
10,225,688
1,070,286
1,161,591
1,888,467
64,162,599
5,748,394
318,092
4,014,669
1.180,366
6,231,000
321,516

497,853
587,147
805,424
968,746
1Prior to 1909 included in “ Logs, etc.”

18,398
662,786
403,254
7,565,272
5,261
160,219
49,716
1,123,212
476,629
9,511,489
19,891
962,218
36,419
1,102,532
0 15,610
462,087
79,707
2,925,984
1,129,205
25,121,645
6,007
103,456
3,874,298
2,036,200
11,291
30,578
11,682,495
1,303,127
620,043
1,024,093
39,297,268
2,481,592
258,670
1,650,760
559,258
2,923,203
1,114,861
117,657
295,809

34,267
24,523
957,902
1,140,247
504,926
402,704
9,149,824 8,332,957
3,042
2,185
79,147
66,028
64,915
47,276
1,156,439 1,539,664
588,654
495,184
11,525,657 10,896,551
7,369
23,356
324,666
1,044,883
38,739
23,289
732,672
1,169,975
37,332
57,497
1,612,892 3,150,622
79,099
86,392
3,649,360 5,054,797
1,177,331 1,041,845
27,969,090 27,087,740
4,094,265
2,439,094
20,590
55,604

3,934,107
2,369.834
26,242
94,456

1,908,643 2,029,683
611,556 1,079,510
1,125,689 2,356,492
57,537,610 61,469,225
3,629,181 3,921,882
287,174
288,587
3,393,448 2,923,712
311,614
387,425
3,090,809 3,730,044
583,608
753,748
107,306
83,436
462,662
323,726

477




1,357,822 1,684,489 2,031,608
29,056,579 36,774,219 43,756,177
26,272
29,357
22,122
378,914
520,358
507,853

17,424
510,047
262,952
7,493,538
2,306,680
51,060,644
34,229
577,075

43,878
1,606,864
911,223
19,521,719
22,453
634,103
127,289
3,001,399
1,104,843
24,764,085
30,860
1,448,622
67,155
1,917,315
, 0 18,105
2
557,838
187,833
6,948,239
2,405,296
57,574,548
12,143
206,919
5,123,040
2,564,543
46,964
* 112,463
11,149,532
1,270,477
s67,S05
1,542,272
77,150,535
5,852,230
332,562
3,028,642
1,139,378
6,529.249
914.493
207,235
654,635

DOMESTIC EXPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

779,375
15,852,231
42,005
824,366
270,918
6,580,689
1,092,298
23,257,286
23,105
985,291

Sbcrt-leaf........................
Another.......................{& &

49,283
1,661,396
869,737
18,596,796
47,517
1,086,503
228,365
5,211,158
1,194,902
26,555,853
37,652
1,719,274
51,903
1,355,340
2
0
619,837
193,373
6,661,021
2,550,308
61,975,919
25,925
479,969
5,416,713
2,616,563
106,903
261,058
13,389,638
1,366,649
1,710,095
3,037,943
89,405,624
7,325,535
346,258
3,087,005
1,598,442
7,295,256
383,404
153,527
1,023,581

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1907

1908

1909




1911

1912

1913

1914

, 1915

1916

1917

499,955
767,317
603,329
633,356
573,754
450,814
502,435
273,778
7,722
18,516
8,066
12,036
35,994
8,879
8,410
26,019
371,233
360,057
529,741
388,996
369,969 1,703,374 2,018,639
764,020
5,618,271 7,106,818 7,307,093 7,620,102 7,516,876 5,884,112 8,007,789 8,748,772
78,813,803 92,255,951 96,782,186 115,704,777 103,179,640 49,943,537 60,711,774 62,820,257
47,520
10,077
55,496
57,152
40,244
27,906
69,031
1,555,184

77,047
22,625

335,348
124,127

8,158,300 4,418,915
2,216,187 2,264,320

2,148,350
1,230,296

i , 743,022 2,460,326 2,148,235 9, i68,900 19,368,501 4.452,258
20,309,476 27,774,332 26,852,402 24,784,622 13,918,247 13,671,472
923,184
973,653 1,388,934 1,283,281
705,484
1.629,130
792,879 1,099,996 1,668,199 16,829,617 33,331,873 12,342,168
842,998
660,010
2,369,283 2,293,473 3,241,385 4,483,506 4,790,087 27,327,451 53,983,655 18,423,556
230,409
418,817 1,021,651
278,200
332,895
175,347
71,245
143,971
1,450,475

15,211
3,345
168
17,308
14,294
15,022
19,968
559,785
12,277
787,013
138,071
687,680
600,853
533,750
102,569
572,477 10,361,840 2,526,288
9,182,593 8,674,999 3,866,317
164,649
29,084
348,955
557,247
3,271
168,381
347,747
1,816,289 12,894,298 19,459,565 14,820,033 3,995,780 256,679,979
702,211 1,215,075
247,864 20,067,306
924,234
117,554
188,795,418
32,121,993
54,537,322
6,173,285
35,689,254
6,363,452
135,042
139,655
158,344 1,176,629 1,208,426
79,330
327,580
406,208 21,243,935 45,867,156
196,884; 829,791 1,350,117 1,063,889

71
2,850
10,692,766
886,017
367,311,387
50,441,794
108,417,713
9,713,780
29,470,923
4,868,067
471,233
65,494,874

D O M E ST IC E X PO R T S ----- Q U A N T IT IE S A N D V A L U E S .

Wood, and manufactures of—Continued.
490,582
W oodenware...................................dolls..
528,720
452,765
11,196
10,645
9,219
W oodPulP .....................................{dons!!
498,552
448,960
519,625
Ail other manufactures of.............dolls.. 5,799,075 6,389,182 5,218,384
Total wood, and mfrs. of... ..dolls.. 83,349,575 81,521,305 67,867,432
Wool, and manufactures of:
214,840
28,376
/lb s....
182,458
Unm anufactured........................ -/dolls..
48,820
42,104
4; 668
Manufactures of—
67,088
67,915
66,887
Carpets...................................... /yards..
Idolls...
63,074
66,653
57,781
22,212
6,551
18,266
Dress goods............................... /yards..
idolls...
13,668
5,674
13,786
Flannels and blankets............. ..dolls..
49,351
54,937
32,098
Wearing apparel...................... ..dolls., 1,688,778 1,717,833 1,420,125
/lbs___
Woolen rags............................... \dolls..
All other.....................................
431,936
393,142
422,024
Total manufactures................dolls.. 2,239,106 2,219,815 1,971,939
Yeast....................................................dolls..
50,455
38,465
37,658
Zinc, and manufactures of:
/to n s..
15,707
18,711
22,785
Ore.................................................. Idolls..
803,060
598,625
586,870
/lb s.... 31,206,336 18,171,461 15,560,277
Dross............................................... idolls.. 1,028,302
480,907
500,518
libs.. . 4,935,200 4,040,252 6,012,531
Pigs, bars, plates, and sheets....... •Idolls..
295,799
316,058
192,395
Spelter, cast in pigs, plates, slabs, etc.—
_ ore.. fibs___
±Toaucea irom amnestic
idolls.
Produced from foreign ore___ /lbs___
idolls
/lb s .__
Zinc rolled in sheets,strips,etc.. idolls
All other manufactures of...........
75,719
212,344
129,670
Total, except ore and dross. .dolls..
371, 518
528,402
322,065

1910

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658,149

773,293 1,533,935

1,244,871

1,287,443

1,771,292

1,377,739

1,097,350

3,099,706

5,769,604

1,853,718,034 1,834,786,357 1,638,355,593 1,710,083,998 2,013,549,025 2,170,319,828 2,428,506,358 2,329,684,025 2,716,178,465 4,272,177,579 6,227,164,050
207,271,288 181,366,318 172,582,134 215,528,986 261,544,919 309,518,534 372,619,521 301,893,383 285,349,701 484,755,288 795,408,564
131,866,639 110,760,868 99,645,375 105,888,537 125,536,989 143,024,485 174,315,892 158,238.691 272,521,583 }490,559,739 794,604,353
7,542,321 7,699,918 6,367,651 5,617,908 5,920,875 6, 294,967 10,824,790 7,816,370 11,889,382
1,477,897,84811,499,633,257 1,332,980,821 1,357,962,745 1,598,378,551 1,693,238,149 1,848,357,686 1,841,898,013 2,119,286,077 }s,296,862,652 4,637,151,133
29,139,938 35,325,996 26,779,612 25,085,822 22,167,691 18,243,693 22,388,469 19,836,968 27,131,722

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543,128

DOMESTIC EXPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

All other articles.................................dolls..
Total value of exports of domestic
merchandise..........................dolls..
RECAPITULATION.
Carried in cars and other land vehicles
.......................................................... dolls..
Carried in American vessels:
Steam .. .*..........................................dolls..
Sailing............................................. dolls..
Carried in foreign vessels:
Steam................................................dolls..
Sailing..............................................dolls..

480

FOREIGN EXPORTS--- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.
No. 262.—FOREIGN MERCHANDISE EXPORTED: Q uantities and Values , bt
A rticles , Y ears E nded J une 30, 1913 to 1917.
[The term ‘Hon” as used in this table signifies the long ton of 2,240 pounds.]
Article.
Abrasive materials n. e. s.:
/tons..
Emory ore........................
...........\dolls.
Emery grains, and manufactured, ground,
pulverized, or refined............................dolls.
Pumiee stone, unmanufactured............. dolls.
Agricultural implements, and parts of...dolls.
Aluminum:
Crude, scrap, e tc .................................... {doiis *
Manufactures of........................................dolls.
Amber, manufactures of.............................dolls.
Animals:
Cattle......................................................... {dote!
Worses........................................................ {do°lis‘
SheeP .......................................................... {doiis*
All other, Including fowls and live poultry
..................................................................dolls.
Total.....................................................dolls.
Antimony:
Ore, m atte, regulus, or metal (anti-/lbs...
mony contents)..................................../dolls .
)gross weight.......tons.
antimony c o n t- ^ j- ;
Matte, regulus, or m etal........................ {dSk'
Articles specially imported:
Articles temporarily imported for export
within six months................................ dolls..
For the construction and equipment of ves­
sels ................ .......................................... dolls..
Works of art for exhibition, presentation to
public institutions, etc........................dolls..
Art works:
Production of Americanartists................dolls..
All other..................................................... dolls..
Asbestos:
Unm anufactured.....................................{dolls
Manufactures of..........................................dolls..
Asphaltum find bitum en........................... {doUs *
Beads and bead ornaments...........................dolls .
Bones, hoofs, and horns, unmanufactured. dolls..
Brass, fit only for remanufacture............{doUs
Breadstuff s:
Bread and biscuit.....................................dolls..
c °“ ...........................................................
Farinaceous substances and preparations of
(sago, tapioca, etc.).................................dolls..
Macaroni, vermicelli, and similar /lbs__
preparations.......................................... \ dolls..
° 8* ............................................................{ & £ ::
Rice—
Uncleaned, including paddy............{dcflls

1914

1913

*July 1 to Oct. 3, 1913.




1919

1917

1,441
29,609

16,952
764

13,313

229,305
28,650
164
602
339
19,913
690
151,882
230
4,120
4,081
179,996
46,601
3,177

21,724
54,171
3,164

21,457
142,716
28,367
1,967

55
21,321
670
104,306

128
486
35,070

107,199
22,052
4,017
15,450

160,275
10,390
6,031
2,452

758
19,892
624
94,361
1
50
8,110
122,413

9
920
55
8,041
1
90
8,189
17,240

206
255,890
9,882
*4.033 2,118,881 3,575,440
*206 260,155 993,549

3,001,868
659,387

308,381

656,003

10,081
135,708
l 26,711
11,595

3,588
600
2,411,481 2,680,577
3,003
1,190
32,546
4,689
20,407
2,239
246
3,044
35,887
21,498
26,920
54,351
2,964
4,750
2,265

12,652,316
383,038
28,841
rice.........................................................../d olls..
800
78,690
Wb68t............................................... l a : : 66,369
966
fbbls...
W heat flour.
7,176
..................................(dolls..
Allother.......................................................dolls.. 52,633
T otal..................................................... dolls.. 566,707
0168116,1...................................................{ ! & ::
Rice flour, rice meal, and broken (lbs__

1915

7,323
1,016
19,540
2,751
10,650
12,735
1,599
1,929
*4,011
*3,491
45,349
51,132
2,959
726,297
256,016
109,780
3,218
17,644,050
404,896
33,201
1,380
46,492
719,193
71,376
8,865
194,192
1 1,641,488

20,971
56,169

150,400
55,008
134
23,075
94
257
5,071
4,435
16,330
1,068
135
520
46,938
41,571
47,169
120,283
6.768
218,928
102,985
89,738
1.768
59,070,036
1,336,999
26,667
881
181,072
209,016
1,533
11,079
10,292
1,769,048

153,492
72,093
186
103
17,600
8,443
2,103
5,597
85
25
1,463
647
237
3,613
271
6,579
4,500
78,904
446
15,042
2,555
4,065
74,752
608,688
59,892
682,501
59,584
64,416
227,355
53,473
23,154
2,846
82,862
407,750
190,158
34,914
214,186
1,369,087
4.789
30,754
70,410,791 44,105,350
1,581,617 1,061,505
14,649
36,706
1,796
727
575,471
53,863
617,420
87,309
2,241
10,171
59,629
17.708
55,048
63.709
2,685,370 2,020,726

2Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.

FOREIGN EXPORTS--- QUANTITIES AND VALUES.
No. 202. —F oreign Merchandise E xported : Q uantities
A rticles , Y ears E nded J une
Article.

to

and

Values ,

bt

1917— Continued.

1913

Bristles:
Not sorted, bunched, or prepared___jchflls"
Sorted, bunched, or prepared..............{doUs
T °tal.................................................
Bronze, manufactures o f.............................dolls..
Broom c o m .................................................
Brushes, feather dusters, and hair pencils
..................................................................... dolls..
Buttons, and parts o f................................. dolls..
Carbons for electric lighting...................{dolls***
Cars, carriages, other vehicles, and parts of:
Aeroplanes, and parts of—
Aeroplanes............................................{doib”
Parts of................................................... dolls..
Automobiles and parts of—
Automobiles....................................... { & ”
Parts of (except tires)..........................dolls.
Bicycles, motor and other cycles, and parts
of.............................................................. dolls..
All other.....................................................dolls..
Total.....................................................dolls..
Cement, Roman, Portland, and other flOO lbs.
hydraulic................................................\ dolls...
Chemicals, drugs, and dyes:
Acids—
/lb s ....
Carbolic .
....................................(dolls..
(lbs....
Oxalic ..
....................................\dolls..
A11 o ther..................................................dolls..
Alizarin and alizarin dyes...................{dolls
Ammonia, muriate of or sal amm o-/lbs..
iliac....................................................... (dolls
Argols, or wine lees................................{dolis
Arsenic and sulphide of, or orpiment. -{ Jp ^ ' ‘
Cinchona bark, and alkaloids or salts of—
B arks, cinchona, or other, from which/lbs ...
quinine may be extracted............Idoils..
Quinla, sulphate of, and all alkaloids/oz___
or salts of cinchona b a rk ................(dolls..
Coal-tar distillates, preparations or products—
Aniline salts..........................................{dolis”
Colors or d y e s....................................... dolls..
Dead or creosote o il............................{dolls
All other coal-tar products...................dolls..
Extracts and decoctions for'tanning—
Q uebracho............................................{ d rib "
A llotlier................................................Id o W :
Fusel oH or amylic alcohol...................{dolls
Glycerin, erode........................................ f e b "
Gums—
Camphor—
Crude, natural..................................{ d S t”
Refined and synthetic....................{dolls
Jibs..”
Chide
(dolls..
Copal, kauri, and dam ar................... {dolls

32951°—fit A 1917

30, 1913

481

-31

1914

1916

1916

5,091
3,790
89,505
78,934
94,596
82,724
5,359
375
2,656
3,931
10,749
10,941

2,050
809
32,468
27,729
34,518

1,641
1,349
56,951
54,738
58,600
56,079
2,570
2
912
2,721
3,981
9?253

20,929
19,258
109,827
98,361
130,756
117,619
4,301
17
3,600
11,393
7,254

10,663
14,332
47,268
56,140
57,931
70,477
3,116
9
4,192
11,083
9,826

10
51,199
2,943
58
182,684
3,180
362
3,641
244,009
12,387
4,929

1
4,049
1,107

45
103,604

771
427,494
44,894
8,585
13,523
494,496
3,973
2,103

564
245,205
7,458
2,357
14,165
269,185

13,845
833
61,648
6,693
74,685
11,784
4,637

474
810
5,676
2,040
161,855
51
114
2,382
210

24,730
8,758
5,497
2,942
68,555

9,525
565
9,885
1,310
59,457
15,685
370
13
77,282

2,271
1,040

441
256
2,076
387
9,800

4,401
1,020
6,392
6,737
7,230

141,116
23,547
1,076
2,243
173,138
2,865
1,128
200
24
12,359
663
6,537
13,364
5,717
448
63
144
7

279
49
5,890
322
3,265
6,184
3,152
99,600
4,731
632
47
848
172
636
59
41,616
4,813
5,857,061
145,985
2,694,284
79,660
5,553
652

172

21,412

715
631
126,362
5,315
1,843

19,722
7,540
13,224
3,986
317,961

29,669
450
50
2,112
5,364
5,640
4,211,730 1,152,739 2,640,316
116,836
40,516 252,371
3,606,642 3,042,768 2,068,597
84,872
104,030
77,221
24,465
35,667
5,727
9,524
424,756
91,320

1200
166
4,950
1,300
1,690
457
4,896,996 2,647,775
1,457,464 878,653
1,387,990 1,065,335
169,135 151,829

1July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.

1917

140,733
4,220
4,227,679
358,773
618,046
51,687

100
20,028
44
277*
3,175
29,166
24,218
28,672
17,549
10,289
10,629
486,421
698,561 136,889
175,321
44,124
236,547
870,185 1,112,245 1,148,444
117,067 139,689
143,328

482

FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES ANI> YALTJES.

No. 262. —F oreign

Merchandise E xported:
A rticles, Y ears E ndmd June 30,:

1913

Article.
Gums—Continued.
Gambier or terra japonica .

Quantities

1914

1.
jibs—
*tdolls..
/lbs....
'tdolls..

704,677 371,771
29,275
16,196
575,719 411,233
99,322
87,172
97,896
125,399
..dolls.. 1,881,052 1,233,502
/lbs....
6,390
9,293
Indigo, natural or synthetic.
2,871
‘tdolls..
1,481
ribs....
Iodine, crude or resublimed.
‘tdolls..
36,159
/lbs....
Lactarene or casein..............
2,383
‘tdolls..
U31
/lbs....
475
Licorice root... ..............
110
'tdolls..
38
8,460
17,454
/lbs....
173
401
.tdolls..
/lbs....
Magnesite,calcined, not purified . ‘tdolls.. 3,522,084 6,959,789
65,867
37,465
Opium996
|lbs__
1,701
7,722
3,457
.tdolls..
Potash (see also Fertilizers)—
60,397
/lbs.... 42,097
1,934
.molls..
1,902
libs.... 30,000
2,354
4,512
tdolls..
460
3,200
/lbs.... 47,225
129
2,133
. Idolls-- 327,321
/lbs__
531,159
'\dolls.. 14,183 23,286
/lbs.... 171,516 452,972
All other salts of .
10,054
3,688
‘Idolls..
ribs.... 618,159 1,040,082
‘tdolls.. 26,418 35,863
20,394
66,828
Soda—
fibs....
Cyanideo f........................................... {aSS:
/tons..
7,015
6,600
‘Idolls.. 373,488 339,819
/lbs___ 381,484 549,333
All other salts of.
13,095
'{dolls..
8,611
682,099 352,914
1,026
8
/tons..
Sulphur or brimstone..
20,584
199
/lbs.." 49,132
5,352
Sumac, ground............
1,126
126
/lbs.... 260,189 210,751
- tdolls.. 536,350 448,993
1,020,966 1,249,996
..dolls.. 4,220,391 3,728,590
/lbs ...
‘tdolls..
Clays or earths:
/tons..
Common blue, and bauxite, crude__‘{dolls..
{doUs*
164
261
/tons..
2,394
‘tdolls..
1,181
/tons..
88
430
409
1,529
Clocks and watches, and parts of:
..dolls..
3,030
4,251
5,261
3,859
..dolls..
Total.
..dolls..
8,291
8,110




and

YALuis*

1913 to 1917— Continued.

»Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.

l

bY

1915

1916

1917

403,531
15,317
406,403
73,471
• 204,433
657,168
39,453
10,148
67,726
131,736
498
42
953
116
122,842
2,508
2,281,890
21,154
30,411
158,473
57,626
7,735
493,220
93,911
44,467
‘ 5,525
107,149
5,962
145,441
19,805
847,903
132,938
45,039
1,645,899
301,973
16,144
782,214
7,738
21,260
1,113,185
454
9,995
120,492
4,000
147,470
243,147
1,273,290
4,121,666
7)563,047
381,660

288,587
19,222
586,958
102,655
137,882
457,376
31,593
37,512
4,356
13,696
169,566
9,027
10,832
1,537
620
38
76,320
1,183
20,446
113,117
21,768
3,287
224,100
44,041
360
252

243,464
17,102
912,879
320,320
75,454
749,351
12,033
18,849
2,456
7 193
85*445
17,057
965
174

786
5,143
476
2,078
880
3,211
4,091

10,564
88,276
1,000
850
5,076
3,647

41,989
1,785
15,700
323,529
50,746
1,760
261,928
371,594
49,340
57,028
40,478
16,247
297,420
397,589
54 046
142 013
37*065
60^985
2,212,510 4,092,943
201,224
32,024
2,467,780 4,266,980
22
104
875
2,187
99,040
44,720
2,854
1,319
120,112
51,420
158,553
83,186
1,029,215
546,528
5,304,413 6,496,955
1
445,406
28,302
1
62
476
25
121
5
1,505
501
313
115
2,920
2,714
1,076
649
10,055
121,000
11,131
121,649

483

FOREIGN EXPORTS----QUANTITIES ANP VALUES.
No. 2 0 2 .—F oreign Merchandise E xported :
A rticles, Y ears E nded June

30, 1913

Article.

1918

Coal and. coke:
Coal/tons.
Anthracite. .
.............................. \dollsBituminous........................................{ & "
/tons..
Coke..
"\dolls-.
Cocoa, or cacao, crude................................{dolls 7,438,
1 ,—
Cocoa and chocolate, prepared or manu- /lbs....
lectured (not including confectionery) \doUs..
3,964,1
9°®*....................
{dolte!! 459,2
Copper, manufactures of:
° » ..................................................................f e :

Quantities
to

and

V alues,

1917—Continued,

1914

1915

19,846
128,010
13
59
4,577,622
614,816
27,977
4,517
9,574,496
1,276,227

12,042
93,231
170
1,196
28,979,054
4,378,748
64,469
15,645
66,974.501
7,562,303

1916
14
ftA
23,423
71,289
31,484,491
5,635,138
109,518
18,313
69,373,813
8,039,583

by

1917
5,531
36,493
9
36
10,762,170
1,523,383
7,794
2,273
51,895,512
6,880,296
541,017
140,517
12,465
1,900

Matte and regulus................................. {dolls
557
610 787,439
Pigs, ingots,bars,and plates.................{dolls"
135
132 149,171
Unrefined black, blister, and converter libs...
7,770
copper, in bars, pigs, or other forms, \dolls.
1,243
Refined copper, in bars, plates, rods, libs...
5,200
or other forms......................................\dolls.
907
2,430
9,488
Old, and clippings, for remanufacture. i ■
250
1,729
692
Composition metal, copper chief valuejjj^js
153
916
214
All other manufactures of........................dolls..
199
162
Cork:
36,182
10,952
Wood or bark,unmanufactured.............dolls
33,887
24,688
12,363
9,258
52,301
13,205
3,311
Manufactures o f....................................... dolls..
21,288
Cotton, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured....................................{dolls " 871,145 1,998,231 13,570,362 9,426,354 1,960,995
423,482
129,747 329,311 1,541,979 1,344,878
Manufactures of—
29,122 80,432
13,079
80,009
Cotton thread (except spool), and (lbs—
32,610
55,233
10,106
carded yarn, warps or warp yam .\dolls.. 18,987 50,056
18,065
Cloths—
1,932
3,472
20,625
30,904
22,981
Unbleached.................................. $ i £ df;
234
1,221
5,503
648
5,901
67,132 127,746 32,838
144,025
73,230
Bleached........................................
11,330
10,896
4,371
27,538
14,276
Dyed, colored, stained, pain ted ,/sq. yds. 421,634 104,610 207,073
47,590 20,345
28,966
or printed3..... ..................... \dolfs...
11,792
166,719
Dyed in the piece....................{doils.^
2,536
27,419
11,332
6,525
Printed.....................................
1,538
582
90,349
431,498
All
18,071
...................................... {doiiT!!:
65,729
490,698 252,981 270,825 700,953
260,970
Total cloths......................... {doils.dS.'
50,331
59,154 32,462
38,840 113,907
1,104
3,524
134
Handkerchiefs or mufflers....................dolls..
2,923
1,046
Laces, embroideries, etc., and articles made
thereof (except wearing apparel)—
Embroideries, including eagings, insert83,536
ings, and galloons.........................dolls.. 79,912 200,031
42,950
35,601
Laces, and lace articles, including lace
edgings, lnsertlngs, and galloons—
2,791
1,562
9,026
237
Handmade..................................... dolls..
1,218
40,576
48,870
24,645
All other.......................................... dolls.. 24,132
13,071
295
115
21
153
Lace window curtains......................dolls..
2,023
9,306
18
307
1,573
Nets or nettings........................... ...dolls..
1,080
82
44
3,127
36
Veils or veilings..................................dolls..
118
16,095
51,879
3,294
Allother..............................................dolls.. 27,868
26,722
112,095
Total laces, etc..............................dolls.. 145,659 302,519 112:208 79,833
Plushes, velvets, velveteens, andf ^
6,774
5,007
6,494
1,965
98,829
other pile fabrics (except cordu^jjs^ '
4,249
2,797
2,913
38,087
roys)...............................................[aons....
53,984
41,513
117,990 151,195
42,987
Waste or flocks...................................
1,637
1,601
9,462
3,709
11,648
1 Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
2 Oct. 4,1913* to June 30,1914, including mercerized and woven figured (whether unbleached, bleached,
Digitized foror colored).
FRASER


484

FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

N o. 2 6 2 .— F o reig n M er c h a n d ise E x po r t e d : Q u a n t it ie s an d V a l u e s ,. BT
A rticles , Y ea r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1913 to 1917—Continued,
Article.
Cotton, and manufactures of—Continued.
Manufactures of—Continued.
Wearing apparel—
Knit goods—
Stockings, hose, and halffdoz. prs..
hose................................. .\dolls..........
■i: All other knit goods.................... .dolls..
All other wearing apparel............... dolls..
All other manufactures of cotton.......dolls..
Total manufactures of cotton........dolls..
Dye woods in a crude state;
logwood— ............................................{!$ £ ;;
.................................................. { £ £ : :
Earthen, stone, and china ware;
China, porcelain, parian, and bisque—
Not decorated or ornamented.............dolls..
Decorated or ornamented....................dolls..
Earthen and crockery ware—
Not decorated or ornamented............ dolls..
Decorated or ornamented...................dolls..
All other.........................-........................-dolls..
Total................................................dolls..
Eggs of poultry.............. ...........................{dolis"
Eggs, dried, frozen, and yolks of2...........\dolis""
Electric lamps:
An- ...........................................................\dolls-.
/N o ...
Incandescent—
Carbon filament..................................\dolls J
Metal filament.................................. {dolls
Explosives:
Fulminates, gunpowder, etc................dolls..
Another............................ . .......................dolls..
Total................................................dolls..
Pans; Common palm loaf. f
{d°lla* *
Feathers, etc., natural and artificial:
Feathers and downs, crude, not dressed, col­
ored, or manufactured—
Ostrich.................................................dolls..
All other............................................... dolls..
Feathers and downs, dressed, colored, or man­
ufactured, not suitable for millinery orna­
ments 3...................................................dolls..
Feathers, suitable for millinery ornaments,
dowers, fruits, etc., artificial or ornamental,
and manufactures o f...........................dolls..
Fertilizers:
Ammonia, sulphate of...........................{doUs *
Bone dust and bone ash.......................<
_
Items
G u an o.......................................................... { r tX
“ » t t .......................................................... { £ & : :

Potash, n. e. s —
Muriate ot............................................ { & ; ;
Sulphate o f ....................................... {d«Su"
All other................................................... dolls..

1918

1914

7,779
13,524
10,958 ; 24,028
4,550
14,261
13,026 . 17,586
37,541 ; 66,726
304,690 657,507
132
112
2,220
2,498
291
256
4,548
5,391

1915

1916

1917

14,618
16,538
7,906
13,447
64,765
316,374
50
900
314
5,283

6,945
10,045
3,337
28,513
122,911
382,359
826
58,982
371
8,400

2,805
2,652
104
3,731
14,329
201,306
577
42,529
225
11,820

83,767
40,769
5,974
1,180
8,939
140,629
515
138
183,711
38
495

7,611
25,647
1,673
4,877
6,485
46,293
1,550
483
579,574
95,942

2,022
21,560

1, 740
48,809

3,015
6,340

6,502
30,048
29,066
26
408

6,812
57,361
U6,000
H,913
11,896
250
6,222

1,334
10,689
49,147
5,950
67,711

75,836
14,146

284,008
25,647

81,240
8,880

74,315
10,255

400
44
978,621
29,542

50,624
£0,624
38,108
3,938

34,969
34,969

588
29,907
30,495

11,117
15,039
26,156

33
104,238
104,271

5,782
25,552

26,085
8,757

32,206
5,111

22,789
1,325

2,221
2,582

10,867

7,138

1,760

71

9,681
100
7,233

12,906

4,399
1,354
89,172
51
1,662
30
300
6,315
2,396
153,207
697
64,844
91,670

3,888
439
41,608

369
3,743
345
35,938

140
1,3603,438
130,693
448
22,067
16,699

39
1,056
2,449
89,886
140
6,973
37,455

68
5,864
186
54,297
63,504

3
41
14,041
26,288

i Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.
2 Prior birds 4,1913, volks only.
8Prior to Oct. 4,1913, including natural feathers and dressedto Oct.suitable lor millinery ornaments.



FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES*

No. 262. —F oreign

485

Merchandise E xported: Quantities and V alues ,
A rticles, Y ears E nded June 30, 1913 to 1917— Continued.

Article.
Fibers, vegetable, and textile grasses,and manu­
factures of, n. e. s.:
Unmanufactured—

F ia * ...........................................................{!££■ .:

Hemp............................................... t e ' ;
Istle or Tampico fiber...................... idolls
Jute and jute butts .
Kapoo......................
Manila......................
New Zealand flax.
Sisal grass.
All other..

Total unmanufactured....................{dolls
Manufactures of—
fibs..
Bags of jute.
• Idolls.
fibs ..
Binding twine.
‘tdolls,
/lbs...
Coir yam
‘tdolls.

1913

1914

819,162
64,773

818,850 2,885,220
52,222 249,897
9,570 388,852
1,006
37,237
46,.097
12,460
2,352
956
2,221,773 1.182,000
105,253 84,467

Not bleached, colored, etc........... {dolis

Y a m s..................... -................................f c :

All other........................................... dolls..
Total manufactures..... ................... dolls..

Fish:
Cured or preserved—
Cod, haddock, hake, and pollock___{23]^*'
Fish, except shellfish, packed in oil, etc.
..........................................................dolls..

1916

1917

161
4
5,500
41,454
540
75
60
3,574
2,427
6,120
13,436
10,100 464,560 728,443 1,460,887
1,099
3,456
11
4,715
4,073
1,991 136,835 458,153 588,586
426,501
188
387
607
75
492
21,895
54,214
85,246
10,842
94,330
qo
78
39
371
149
21,165
10,303
12,755
57,389
47,747
2,878
1,265
1,927
2,071
2,344
519,774 402,027 223,013 474,942
711,895
702
742
460
79,385 120,485, 61,802
8,318
12,674
19,529
8,094
1,208,652 2,644,383 1,489,580
1,908,914
190
352
972
869
905
21,180 141,078
72,527 282,343
348,077
12,440
24,652
21,434
27,399
22,248
1,887,478 3,521,827 2,906,638 4,484,714 4,998,891

Fabrics, plain woven—
Bagging, gunny cloth, andsim- jsn
ilar fabrics suitable for covering cotton
1001
Burlaps of single jute yam.

Bleached, dyed, colored, etc— {doiig'
Of flax, hemp, or ramie, includ- fsq. yds.
ing shirting c lo th ..................\dolls____
Handkerchiefs.....................................dolls..
Laces, embroideries, etc., and articles made
thereof (except wearing apparel).. .dolls..
Wearing apparel.................................. dolls..

1915

by

28,792
1,958
383
28,096
326,184

48,871
11,542
3,686
213,654
413,341

768,532
75,815
100,859
8,435
49,285
3,535
16,000
1,526

3,186,708 3,345,037 3,621,889
242,040 403,387 488,788
469,325 254,312
326,005
33,789
33,567
42,412
429,434 109,061
117,773
52,274
19,734
31,304
7
693
‘3,737
18,384
8,791
3,215
234
583
83,126
18,555
10,323
3,749
19,578
3,251
310,751 454,480 441,453
837,656 1,297,043 1,104,203

2,133,776 1,174,987 2,439,793 3,321,434 4,103,163
124,523 81,009 176,449 237,226
337,205
9,801
46,261
14,208
14,252
11,617
2,131,035 1,343,372 2,123,072 2,195,863 1.716,695
H wrins ...................................................... {Sabi::
61,743 49,674
98,923
93,565
98,763
20,282 85,263
64,240
611,404 55,480
Mackerel...................................................{d S b .:
4,309
1,737
28,650
1,464
2,550
69,654
All other, cured or preserved.............dolls..
49,812 68,780
66,664 232,993
103,921
49,830
71,500
Fresh fish (except shellfish)............ {dolls*
17,045
4.260
5,921
Shellfish—
34,092 136,098
23,751
6.261
6,410
Crab m eat...............................................{ & : :
6,867
1,088
1,204
5,839
21,832
Lobsters—
45,335
68,837
25,792
51,955
9,477
2
22,043
20,150
3,495
16,766
8,245
128
170
1,140
...............................................f c :
55
314
15
Shrimps and other shellfish and turtles
83,342
5,000
16,324
52,678
73,656
..............................................................dolls..
Total....................................................dolls.. 302,134 260,031 451,569 679,197
655,040
Oct. 4, 1913, to June 30, 1914.
*July 1 to Oct. 3,1913.

Canned............................{ Sy::




486

FOREIGN EXPORTS----QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

No. 2 6 2 .—F oreign Merchandise E xported : Q uantities and V alues *
A rticles , Y ears E nded J une 30, 1913 to 1917—Continued.

bX

1913

1914

1915

1916

2,254,754
2,436,643
399,769
22,478
3,901,895
149,497
608,323
33,636
3,419
7,822

2,230,809
2,267,534
364,513
22,342
3,078,491
111,278
1,718,126
81,417
8,918
13,391

2,070,251
2,298,411
1,236,462
86,940
3,458,147
115,761
396,035
18,855
6,119
7,899

2,131,949
2,899,160
289,938
31.791
404,873
16,439
568,558
24,034
8,317
13.792

7,822
39,679
17,642

3,003
43,267
19,154

31,280
41,369
22,049

16,238
33,710
16,087

P r e s e r v e d ...........................................................d o l l s . .
A l l o t h e r .............................................................d o l l s . .

1,661,676
1,935,441
300,731
18,177
4,228,943
115,573
516,366
31,027
7,313
14,210
5,894
354
51,636
23,288
67,530
2,551
89,472
120,172
13,975
16,379
58,343

1,043
152,434
94,922
4,889
10,400
170,534

21.363
88,549
225,438
13,274
29,574
82.364

37,241
289,420
17,804
34,533
66,634

8,312
121,991
8,332
706
17,113
53,510

T o t a l f r u i t s ...................................................d o l l s . .

2,318,790

3,014,890

2,753,243

2,748,617

3,219,173

190,646

20,666

200,606
23,273
47,153
12,990
6,635

312,902
34,947
78,230
21,887
4,787

399,774
44,623
219,380
54,196
6,133

287,864
33,038
138,741
40,154
27,574

370
48
219,547

33,430
3,234
988,773
54,138

175,853
1,026,299
52,523

12,111

127,299
8,630
733,574
56,440

86,748
7,422
37,696
4,222
323,830
22,047

557,721
42,968
80,735
13,526
343,541
. 11,468
1,230,080
45,572

266,782
30,323
29,173
7,019
52,660
3,113
285,973
19,028
263,570
23,816
98,134
27,547

Article.
F r u it s a n d n u t s :
F r u it s —
B a n a n a s ............................................
C u r r a n t s ........................................................... ( 5 3 * ; ;

b ***8 ................................................. {

& ::

» * • ....................................................{ & : :

........................... ..........................

Lemona..........................................{& ::
° uves.................................................i f f i : :

Oianges....................................

{"*£;;

P in e a p p le s ..........................................................d o l l s . .
R a is in s a n d o t h e r d r ie d g r a p e s ..........{ S S i l " '

N u ts—
A lm o n d s —
N o t s h e l l e d ...................

“

“

........................

{ f e

f e

:

C o c o n u t s in t h e s h e ll.................................. d o l ls ..
C o c o n u t m e a t, b r o k e n ,o r c o p r a —
N o t s h r e d d e d , d e s ic c a t e d o r p r o - / l b s . . . .
p a r e d ........................................................\ d o lls ..
S h redded,
d e s ic c a te d
or
p r e - / i b s ___
p a r e d ...................................................... \ d o ll s ..
C r e a m a n d B r a z i l ...................................... { d o l l s
F ilb e r t s —
N o t s h e l le d .................................................
S h e l l e d ........................................................ A b 8 j ” P ea n u ts—
J f c 118N o t s h e l le d .................................................
S t o n e d ..........................................................{ &
W a ln u t s —
N o t s h e l le d ................................................p

; :

y ;

S i l l e d ........................................................ P ^ ;
A l l o t h e r n u t s ................................................{ X

; ;

T o t a l fr u it s a n d n u t s ................................ d olIS ..
F u r s , a n d m a n u fa c t u r e s o f :
F u r s a n d f u r s k i n s ,u n d r e s s e d ..................... d o l ls ..
F u rs, dressed , a n d m a n u fa c tu r e s o f—
F u r s d r e s s e d o n t h e s k i n ...........................d o l l s . .
M a n u fa c t u r e s o f —
H a t s , b o n n e t s , a n d h o o d s .................. * *
A l l o t h e r ( i n c l u d i n g w a s t e ) ..............d o l l s . .
G e la t in , a n d m a n u fa c t u r e s o f :
G elftt i n .................................................................. { d o ll s * !
M a n u fa c tu r e s o f ..................................................d o l ls ..
G la ss a n d g la ssw a re :
B o t t le s , v ia ls , d e m ijo h n s , c a r b o y s , a n d ja r s
( e x c e p t b l o w n ) , p l a i n g r e e n o r c o lo r e d ,
e m p t y o r f i l l e d ............................................... d o l l s . .
B o t t l e s , d e c a n t e r s , a n d o t h e r g la s s w a r e , c u t
o r o r n a m e n t e d ................................................. d o l l s . .
C y lin d e r , c r o w n , a n d c o m m o n w i n d o w / l b s ___
g lass, u n p o l i s h e d .........................................\ d o ll s . (




80,019
17,712
11,181

17,426

1917

11,210

445,919
35,554
3,992
481
126,120
5,417
170,503
47,342

237,274
16,809
243,905
9,452
555,327
26,497

346,776
27,623
24,704
4,271
34,836
1,312
1,153,168
56,131

496,904
32,281
25,773
5,249
1,665
24,001

156,383
H 484
218,860
36,251
31,544
18,093

471,634
38,408
58,390
12,958
11,781
29,225

377,675
32,960
475,080
99,386
47,118

13,747

2,497,813

3,268,290

3,061,202

3,211,637

3,478,223

1,243,479

557,833

279,944

543,331

530,749

196,855

218,548

242,202

84,340

127,634

134
2,762
111,405

2,940
96,747

54
736
51,653

12,736
2,791

65,670
13,595

2,852

3,070

599
1,300
90

292
1,031
66

8

145
122,855

87,448

9,669
1,644

14,887
8,732
3,477

3,341
806
2,734

5,016

8,426

20,167

684

2,420
11.766
4,258

621
20,693 .
1,074 .

487

FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

• No. £62 . — F o reig n M e r c h a n d ise E xpo rted : Q u a n t it ie s a n d V a l u e s ,
A rticles , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1913 to 1917—Continued.
1913

Article.
Glass and glassware—Continued.
Lenses and all optical instruments (including
spectacles)............................................dolls..
Plate glass, cast, polished, unsiMsq. feet.
vered............................................. \dolls___
Plates or disks, rough-cut or unwrought, for
optical purposes...................................dolls..
All other..................................................dolls..

1,011

1914

1915

1916

by

1917

1,602
403
94

8,005

1,155
2,516
825

2,831

18,893

354
19,649

1,050
8,922

7,136
8,412

361
7,468

23,445

25,127

24,688

26,638

37,505

32,080
4,029

55,040
8,238

1,146,903
164,696

22,658

20,975
2,792

15,931
24,956

15,877
17,333

4,357
7,438

33,022
10,696
26,709

9,496
22,976

67,735
5,462
66,136
4,725

36,457
2,827

1,012

28

105,712
6,076
1,850
116

158,079
14,395
15,043
1,445

21,883
1,891
33,161
2,689

Human, uncleaned........................... {dolls'

63,293
30,095
116,490
13,396
192,286
468,844

24,744
17,583
199,446
23,834
7,683
10,937

105,241
35,487
84,143
27,753
1,380
2,269

72,595
53,206
97,040
16,417
5,276
2,115

100,539
58,044
121,902
55,796
1,773
1 379

Total unmanufactured.................. {dolis

372,069
512,335

231,873
52,354

190,764
65,499

174,911
71,738

224,214
115,219

Manufactures of—
Human,
cleaned and manufactured
..........................................................dolls..
All other...............................................ddlls..

141,449
14,627

8,446

3,301
8,961

4,291
8,577

13,350
1,789

Total manufactures o f .................... dolls..

156,076

12,939

12,262

12,868

15,139

Hair, artificial horsehair, manufactures/lbs...
of........................................................... \dolls„
Hats, bonnets, and hoods, and materials for:
Materials for............................................ dolls..
Hats bonnets, and hoods composed of straw,
chip, grass, palm leaf, etc.—
Product of the Philippine Islands_ dolls.
_
All other..............................................dolls.

■ 882
987

1,874
68,644

Total................................................. dolls..
Glue and glue size...................................{ddis
Gold and silver, manufactures of, Including
Gold and silver, manufactures of...........dolls.
Jewelry.................................................. dolls.
Gold and silver sweepings........................ dolls.
Grease and oils:
Sulphur oil or olive fo o ts....................{dolls
AUotlier...............................................{dolis!
Hair, and manufactures of:
Unmanu factured—

/lbs...
............................................. jdolls.
Other animal.................................... { & ;

.......................................................{28fc:

Hides and skins (except fur skins), raw or un­
cured:
No. pcs..
l b s ........

{

124,353
294
2,615

110,444
77
750

218

661

586

13,026

53,048

19,984

77,560

97,389

102,215
14

464
89,283
28
743

2,711
38,776
12,585

632
17,841
4,922

32,675
228,421
90,388
102,064
1,127,669
317,124

130,343
854,652
422,503
60,753
591,955
339,972

199,578
4,494,491
1,344,254
63,889
2,713,972
567,003

309,154
6,624,096
2,355,252
128,604
5,332,592
1,390,069

241,522
508,072
170,398
68,302
296,566
66,659

355,639
704,919
441,733
4,882
28,070
8,090

2,622
52,970
8,565

dolls.......
74.263
279,270
27,521
421,119
998,929
118,332
No. pcs..
312,291
136,979
38,285
D r y .............................................. lb s .........
6,170
234,012
144,427
dolls.......
76,671 1,637,786
Green or pickled........................... No. pcs., 2,559,570
590,349
19,753
440,229
lb s . . .
Cattle—
.dolls..
96.263
131,828
No. p cs..
281,045
Dry (12 lbs. and over).......... ....... l b s ........ 2,706,779 1,870,610 5,758,977
490,852 1,586,243
627,834
dolls.......
41,596
68,366
71,048
No. pcs.,
Green
pickled (25 lbs. and lbs ...
3,397,381 2,224,379 3,440,739
over)
585,652
333,755
dolls..
632,236
Goat—
402,071
343,871
No. p cs..
221,711
837,562
665,469
647,571
Dry......................
275,205
207,540
147,191
dolls.......
11,360
12,820
No. p cs ..
19,312
18,711
Green or pickled.,
lbs..........
4,972
10,293
dolls.......
C a lf-




488

FOREIGN EXPORTS----QUANTITIES AND VALUES.

No. 2 6 2 .— F oreign Merchandise E xported:
A rticles, Y ears E nded June

Q uantities

30, 1913

1913

Article.
Hides and skins, etc.—Continued.
Horse, colt, and ass—

Try.......................

Green or pickled.
Kangaroo.
S heepDry ___
Green or pickled.
All other..................

No. pcs.
l b s .......
dolls—
No. pcs.
l b s .......
d o lls....
lb s .......
dolls___
No. pcs.
l b s .......
d o lls....
No. pcs.
lb s .......
dolls___
/lb s ...
*\dolls .

1915

4,000
23,665
3,040
493
11,565
1,523

3,255
16,244
3,520

3,944
76,497
14,335

135,338
299,525
56,054
138,204
391,790
47,496
269,215
68,229

50,312
144,146
31,554
70,608
257,927
38,975
558,467
72,465

H « y .......... ; .........................................153S::

b o p s .................................................................{ &

::

Household and personal effects, and wearing
apparel in use, tools of trade, etc.........dolls..
India rubber, gutta-percha, and substitutes for,
and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured—
nKa
Batata...............................................f f i ; '
-Idolls..

Guayule gum.......................................{ ^ ;

/lb s ...
■\dollS.
/lbs...
■ idolls.
’
India robber......................................
India rubber, scrap, or refuse, fit /lbs...
only for remanufacture.............. \ dolls.
Gutta-joolatong.

Gutta-percha_
_

20 0

3,146
40,900
6,281
2,820
127,386
27 447
6,963
67,990
216,661
70,256
21,186
61,573
19,098
475,024
158,528
15,041,732
5,243,971

8,796
8,465
6,190
35,859
14,418

8,280
24,539
12,130
30,224
12,869

5,108
38,831
19,283
16,947
4,727

4,613
112,965
44,G O
O
134,571
41,571

377,094
22,085
165,297
112,030
26,215
5,031

144,287

201,402

205,511

44,820

44,316

118,334
223,983
77,963
127,139
83,769
56,399
54,669
22,378
3,000
32,000
163
2 ,0 0 0
22,352
2,665
5,255
5,272,387 3,747,749
4,476,379 2,398,150
87,930
24,295
10,723
2,450

1,076,619
426,735
29,891
8,931

879,765
474,538

4,603
6,383,145
3,361,107
3,483
373

9,457

667,168
245,329
18,500
7,770
58,773
2,825
60,023
11,446
4,662,889
2,661,301
9,204
734

763
558
12,355,898
7,304,820
1,626
215

2,557,372

3,801,749

2,929,405

7,780,131

7,638

7,489

537
38,649

421
10,905

39,186

. 14,649

Total unmanufactured.....................dolls.. 4,622,562
27,906
7,973

Total manufactures o f .....................dolls.

35,879

7.489

India rubber substitutes....................... dolls.

559

364

(tons..
[dolls..

Iron and steel, and manufactures of:
Pig iron, including fenosilicon............ /ton s.,
idolls..
Ferrosilicon...................................... . idolls..
All other........................................... /tons.,
idolls..
Scrap and old, fit only for remann- /to n s.,
facture................................................ idolls..
Antifriction balls and bearings........... dolls.,
Bar iron................................................ lbs....
dolls.,
Building forms and all other structural lbs....
shapes ............................................... dolls.,
CutleryPen or pocket knives......................... /d o z...
idolls..
Razors, and parts of......................... .dolls.
Scissors and shears............................ /d o z ..
idolls.
AUother........................................... . .dolls..

1July 1 to Oct. 3, 1913,




6 ,1 0 1

21,685
39,870
8,146
1,784
6,460
1,119
1,108,013
295,781

Manufactures of—
Gutta-percha.......................................dolls.
India rubber....................................... dolls.

Iron ore, n e. s.

1917

7,950
954
71,203
163,129
44,476
21,016
49,557
10,956
458,552
84,233

bt

6,426,437 12,359,090 10,603,210
1,408,030 2,999,138 2,879,738

/lb s ... 11,395,569
2,518,866

Hide cuttings, raw, and other glue /lbs_
_
stock ................................................... \dolls..

1916

1914

■ \dolls.

Total.

V alues,

and

1917—Continued.

to

11,326
I

1,728

2.725 i................
4,088
966
37,334

1394
114,097

24
«54

268
4,559
915
73,168
1,535

1,661
734
3,240
51
188
1,624

2 49
2 390

4,927
142,035
6,026

152
162
3,305

8

13
600

2

500
2,759
59,587
227
7,809
131,630
14
930
70,000
1,225
71
76
2,247
5
16
3,056

543
34,299
247
5,749
209
4,317
30,068
413
13,749
3,411
116

59
6,700
449
63 233
175
2,702
5,013
27
2,850

732

197
335
659
49
218
2,333

1 ,0 2 0

1,042
73
154
10,357

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489

No. 262 .—F o r e ig n M e r c h a n d ise E x p o r t e d : Q u a n t it ie s a n d V a l u e s ,
A r t ic le s , Y ea r s E n d ed J u n e 30, 1913 to 1917—Continued.
1913
Article.
Iron and steel, and manufactures of-—Contd.
Hoop or band iron or steel, for baling /lb s...
cotton, etc................................................\dolls.
Ingots,blooms, slabs, billets, and barsof/lbs... 1,389,716 1,290,901
86,672
56,681
steel, and steel in forms, n. e .s.......... \dolls.
Ingots, blooms, blanks, and billets
of steel, made by the Bessemer, Ibs ..
open-hearth, or similar process, 'dolls.
not containing alloys.......................
Ingots, blooms, blanks, billet s, bars, lb s...
shapes, and castings of steel, dolls.
n .e.s ....................................................
150,960 162,930
. Machinery, machines, and parts of— dolls.
Machine to o ls........................................... dolls..
Sewing machines and parts o f............dolls..
Textile m achinery..................................dolls..
All other.......................................................dolls.
Needles, hand-sewing, darning, and shoe16
825
machine ......................................................dolls..
20
29
Rails for railw ays.......................................{dobs
490
510
4,975
92,210
Sheet, plate, and taggers iron or steel
''
100
5,720
Sheets and p lates..................................... {dolis"
Shotgun barrels, in single tubes, forged, rough
985
bored........................................................... dolls. .
Table, kitchen, and other utensils or hollow
ware, enameled or glazed with vitreous
2,199
634
glasses.........................................................dolls..
7,150
Tinplates, terneplates, and taggers t i n ‘' 12,654
4,576
1,344,000
Wire rods..................................................... feSui"
28,800
16,116
17,863
Wire, and articles made from................. dolls..
All other manufactures o f ........................dolls.. 169,127 120,008
T otal........................................................dolls.. 487,022 i 418,124
Ivory, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured1,416
2.797
Animal (tusks in their natural state)
- •■
8,891
3,570
822,649 875,899
Vegetable (tagua nuts).........................{d ib s!! 38,315
38,235
Lead, and manufactures of:
31,871
gross w t.,to n s... 27,086
Lead o r e ............................. lead cont.,lbs___ 1,865,078 13,067,583
194,702 i 407,598
d o lls...................
jross w t., lb s __ 107,189.828 '35,345,881
Bullion and base bullion.. bad cont., lbs. 103,969,754 34,408,718
d olls..................... 2,251,236 | 1,049,277
52,135 l 59,371
/lbs__
Pigs, bars, and o ld ............
2,462 |
2,389
..........\dolls.
Ilb s.... 113,886.967 47,535,672
Total lead.
■ (d olls.. 2,448,400 . 1,459,264
All other manufactures o f........................dolls..
Leather and tanned skins, and manufactures of:
Leather and tanned skins—
Belting, and so le .................................. dolls..
Calfskins, tanned, or tanned and dressed
................................................................. dolls..
Glove leather...........................................d olls..
Goat skins, tanned (skins for morocco), dolls..
Harness and saddle leather.................dolls..
Patent, japanned, varnished, or en- /lbs___
am eled.................................................. Idol Is..
Skins, chamois........................................dolls..
Skins, chamois and other; bookbinders’calf­
skins, etc., dressed and finished, n. e. s.
...................................................................dolls..
Upper leather, dressed........................ dolls..
Calf and k ip .........................................d olls..;
Goat and k id ......................................dolls
Sheep and lam b.................................. dolls.
Other upper..........................................dolls.
Another leather...................................... dolls.
Total leather and tanned skins........dolls..




1915

8,028
447

430,217
29,368

284,012
26,963

323.355
90,639

4,580
108,337
12,459
103,836
107

2,447
194,585
7,828
220,407
2,782
197
6,052

2,025
216,933
13,225
101,125
1,857
33
715

198,149
6,249

1,631
SOI
1,500

6,712
7,321
723

2,692
11,889
899

10,879
175,108
761,704

7,656
210,580
735,437

12,399
27,893
1,580,806 2,343,702
81,203
51,836

28
34
3,237,877
139,323

293
43

4,962
499,914
12,520
1,142,306
25,324
16,196
100,988
I 626,061

59.857,099 I
1,954,847
59.857.099
1,954,847
53,276

407 1
607

45,344 I
1,563
51,403
101,943

1917
2.000
98

4,057
225

by

27,174 j 32,400 j
31,440 [ 167,296 I

22,237
1,295
22,237
1,295
40,597

700,709
48,722
700,709
48,722

945

142,118

4,281
7,200
85
3,691
91

5,320
9,967
55
975
43

16,440
1,833
446
11,321
45,227
91,560

$42
1,827
14,885
3,556
18,904
198,988

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N o. 262. —F oreign Merchandise E xported : Q uantities and V a lu es , by
A rticles , Y ears E nded J une 30, 1913 to 1917—Continued.
Article.
Leather and tanned skins, and mfrs. of—Contd.
Manufactures of—
Boots and shoes.................................... idolls
Glov«s .................................................{dons. ::
All other.................................................... dolls..
Total leather and tanned skins, and man­
ufactures o f....................................... dolls..
Manganese, oxide and ore o f .....................{dolls*
Matches, friction or lucifer...........................dolls..
Matting and mats for floors, of cocoa/sq. yds..
fiber, rattan, or straw, etc................. \dolls___
Meat and dairy products:
Meat products—
Fresh beef and veal..............................{dolls *
Mutton and la m b .................................{dolls
-o ,
fibs___
lo r k ..........................................................(dolls ..
Meats, prepared or preserved..............dolls..
Sausage, bologna.................................. {dolls!!
Sausage casings......................................{Jkflls!!
All other...................................................dolls..
Dairy products—
Butter, and substitutes for..................{dolls'
Cheese, and substitutes fo r................{dolls
rra.,™
/galls..
Milk, fresh and condensed....................dolls..
Total........................................................ dolls..
Metals, metal compositions, and manufactures
of. n. e. s.:
ft
Ferro alloys (except ferrosilicon)..........{dolls''
All other.......................................................d olls..
Mica, unmanufactured...............................{dolls
Monazite sand and thorite....................... {dolls*
Musical instruments, and parts of, including
strings ..........................................................dolls..
0llC:lk6.......................................................... {dolls..
Oilcloth and linoleum for floors—
.................................................{dons .:
O M o ,» .................................................... {dq sds::
oiiy
Oils:
A Cochlnd cod liv e r .................................
A llother...................................................{louS::
“ rind!/g a lls..
Cru,lc........................................................{d olls..
Refined—
fealls
Benzine, gasoline, and naphtha,
A ll°th er.............................................. {5olis::
V egetableExpressed—
Chinese n u t .........................................{doUs!!
Cocoa butter or butterine and/lbs___
substitutes.......................................\dolls..
c™
................................................{dons::

1Oct. 4,1913, to June 30,1914.




1913

19X4

1916

17,455
31,921
29,117

1,270
10,151
13,809

7,649
5,085
10,713

2,620
4,035
443
1,560
9,927

180,436
371
5,907
720
48,168
3,739

56,670
27
1,073
15,592
40, 964
2, 643

190,743
2,093
45,565
6,743
30,320
2,256

107,082
1,133
59,643
78,800
33,190
2,765

1118,313
19,954

6, 705
2,000
121,979
49,291
37, 043
3,432
979
101,914
18,824

U68
140
U,775
10, 419
5,331
36, 356
35,591
51,935
11,835
152,244
27,369

2,008
110,145

i4,597
142,848

138,080
24, 954
11,939
1,750,692
151,469
9, 760
7,362

86,120
9,307
4,767

170
118

1916

1917
397
824
145
9ti5
7,815
1
|
|
|

208,592
1,055
75.656
65,682
17,095
1,878

854,236 26,115,014 4,779,940
91,746 3,127,995 i 598,856
1 301 115
IQS 51U
177,290
27,799
195,117
66
24,333
17
843
2,718
155
621
5,802
201,868
4,414
1,650
4,209
2,752
721
485
1,528
58,988
47,509
83,695
4 556
43,255 147,966
21,265
148,696
2,610
6,391
38,788
716
294,976 267,201
169,976
55,263
60,139
55,718
180
290
449,268 708,771
833,344
939,661 4,307,362 1,611,264
102
7,274
120,038
3.869
2.627
199,192
18,899
11,970

89
7,661
49,692
8,092
5,612

25
40,951
100,829
1,586
620

12,587
3,929,954
60,240

7,032

2,384
1,612

5,699
2,757
154
30

19,037
2 40,075

118,895

31,223
17,808
16,361
5,065

22,612
24,291
14,520
6,538

3,360
672

3,000
300
7, 871
1,263

7.464
8,171
9,822
4.465
1,687,774
60,331

io,is4

1,943

1,409
385

6,033
944

13,630
7, 942
120,245
31,800
118,251
11,473

22,994
13,017
32,046
9,025
542,311
59,221

13.629
6.3N0
109,914
30,451
450,083
47, 234

14,525
6,994
240,809
86,281
599,359
69,229

28.841
20,827
551,713
166,289
1,101,502
153,326

51,875
28,022

219,872

2

77
39

j uiy 1 to Oct. 3, 1913.

282
90
10
9

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491

No. 262.—F oreig n M erch and ise E x po r t e d : Q ua n tities

a n d V a l u e s , by
A rticles , Y ears E n d e d J u n e 30, 1913 to 1917—Continued.

1915
1917
1916
1914
1913
Article.
Oils—Continued.
Vegetable—Continued.
Expressed—Continued.
60,000
75,218
67,395
fibs...
Cottonseed.....................
3,160
3,413
(dolls,
3,370
10
250
23
/galls.
Linseed or flaxseed................
174
10
31
■ (dolls.
9,494
1,533
Olive, fit only for manufacturing:/galls .
\dolls .
7,597
825
or mechanical purposes ..
7,611
6,501
47,793
36,820
8,971
/galls.
Olive, edible..........................
TdoIIs.
61,429
10,530
41,568
10,668
7,483
33,406
82,811
48,400 188,121
59,291
/lbs...
P alm ........................................
4,334
15,758
6,850
3,306
3,937
‘ (dolls,
37,347
12,952
32,769 540,616
1,001
/lbs ..
Palm kernel.
126
3,267
1,376
53,004
3,004
‘ (dolls .
13,708
17,342
22,039
8,778
1,503
/galls.
Peanut..........
16,561
7,880
9,499
5,870
1,041
dolls,
3,396
282
134
/g alls.
Rapeseed___
218
102
(dolls,
2,887
70,630 425,670 3,640,300
5,401
191,295
/lbs ..
Soya b ea n ...
321,776
3,333
28,907
10,779
353
(dolls.
46,201
93,748
67,849
59,454
185,058
All other.......................
..dolls.
5,882
58,715
37,342
Distilled and essential—
18,505
5,180
Birch tar and cajeput.
..dolls.
12,976
/ lbs. .
7,809
9,770
2,928
2,013
Lcmon.............................
8,049
18,946
11,025
e 134
;
3,161
-(dolls.
9,958 } 129,155
32,277
50,228
All other .
100,986
. .dolls.
73,186
61,311 117,611
Total....................................................dolls.. 350,921 476,519 307, 210 486,732 1,141,661
5,254"
lbs .,
Oleostearln...................................................... /(dolls.
557
22,047
Paints, pigments, and varnishes.............. . dolls. . 10,941
33,859
8,636
Paper stock, crude (except wood pulp):
50,235
341,700
Rags, other than woolen..........................{dolls*' 2,803,823 1,877,671
4,068
32,840
1,623
18,522
All other.........................................................dolls,
2,994
1, S31
2,770
3,857
Total.....................................................dolls.. 35,834
6,838
1,831
22,379
1,648
Paper, and manufactures of:
Books, music, maps, engravings, etch­
ings, photographs, and other printed
matter..........................................................dolls..
62,031
51,639
98,167 111,394
26,098
Lithographic labels and prints (except post
6.885
cards)............................................................dolls..
2,446
2,806
725
3,290
2,314
532
3,734
Paper hangings.......................................... d olls..
227
Photographic...............................................dolls..
3.885
496
2,049
51
89
4,947
Printing paper for books and news-/lbs—
1,429
520
papers....................................................(dolls..
4,240 885,211 3,984,872 1.051,700
Valued at not above 2 \ cts. per lb,1{|^)s1^* *
89,987
18, 228
23,935
81
54,166
Valued above 2%and not above 4 cts./lbs ...
4,183 188,397 349,366
2,021
per lb.1...................................................(dolls..
10,774
5,790
228
686
1,154
Souvenir post cards.....................................dolls..
3,795
3,360
4,886
15,788
364
240
370
Surface-coated paper................................. {dolls'"
1,474
42
59
24
14,347
21,235
146,865
18,202
Wrapping paper........................................ {d S is”
661
6,811
445
902
135
64,129
20,875
All other paper.............................................dolls.. 26,965
60,170
22,116
125,691
100.142 234,697
Total.....................................................dolls.. 145,201
Pencils, and pencil leads..............................dolls..
453
1,336
Penholders and pens, including fountain and
stylographic pens.........................................dolls..
66
Perfumeries, cosmetics, and all toilet prepara­
tions................................................................dolls..
17,969
9, 700
12,167
11,889
Photographic goods:
Cameras, and parts o f ...............................dolls..
*4,334
100
Dry plates......................................................dolls..
55
3 13
Motion-picture films—
49,159 333,000
42,615
Sensitized, but not exposed............{dolls
41,832
2,242
20,000
71,392
45,189
Negatives.................................................A1” -,11;;
12,262
3,887
10,923
25,940
7,233
41,165
309,492 328,481 315,251 824,014
P osltlves................................................(dons4:: 20,578
3,03t
16,404
16,877
20,400
A ll other films, sensitized, but not exposed
33
25,436
5,251
.......................................................................dolls..
2,667
41,083
1The dividing point is 5 cents per pound after Sept. 8, 1916.
2Not separately enumerated prior to 1916.
3Included with “ All other films, etc.,” prior to 1916.
4 Oct. 4,1913, to June 30, 1914.




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N o . 2 6 2 .— F o reig n M er c h a n d ise E x po r t e d : Q uantities an d V a l u e s , by
A rticles , Y ears E n d ed J u n e 30, 1913 to 1917— Continued.
Article.
Pipes, and smokers' articles:
Cigarette books, covers, and paper____ dolls..
Pipes, and all other smokers' articles
........................................................................dolls..
Plants, trees, shrubs, and vines:
Bulbs, bulbous roots, etc., cultivated fM........
for their flowers or foliage................... \dolls- AH other.......................................................... dolls..
Plates, electrotype,stereotype, and......litho­
graphic, engraved.
dolls..
Platinum:
U m anufactured....................... ■ /ozs. trov.
\dolls--.\Manufactures of—
/ozs. troy.
Ingots, bars, plates, etc........ -----\dolls.........
Vases, retorts, etc., for chemical use
............... dolls.
T otal....................................................dolls.
/tons .
Plumbago or graphite.
..................... Idolls.
Precious and semiprecious stones, and Imita­
tions of:
Bort
Diamonds—
Uncut, including glazier’s and engraver’s,
unset, and miner's................................dolls.
Cut but not set......................................... dolls.
Pearls, and parts of, not strung or set. .dolls.
Other precious stones, u n cu t..................dolls.
Other precious and semiprecious stones, cut
but not set...................................................dolls.
Imitation precious stones..........................dolls.
Salt. ............................................................ J100 lbs.
\doU s...
Seeds:
/bush.
Castor beans or seeds ...................idol Is.
/bush.
Flaxseed or linseed...
....................\dolls.
Grass—
clovcr.........................................................{Ii’ iis:
o
/lb s...
Red..
..................1dolls.

AU othcr............................................. {dolls:

All other grass seed...............................{dolls

S::Kur.............................................................{IJoiis:
All other seeds..............................................dolls.
Total.....................................................dolls..
Shells, and manufactures of:
U nmanufactured—
Mother-of-pearl.......................................... dolls.,
All other......................................................dolls.
Silk, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured—
/lbs..
Cocoons .
.................... (dolls
Raw, in skeins, as reeled from the/lbs.,
cocoon or rereeled........................... (dolls

' Vaste......................................................
Total unmanufactured.......................dolls..
Manufactures of—
Bandings, beltings, bindings, etc., not over
12 inches in w idth...............................dolls..
Bolting cloths............................................dolls..
Fabrics woven in the piece...................dolls.,
Laces, embroideries, etc., and articles made
thereof (except wearing apparel).. .dolls..

Plushes, velvets, and other pile /lbs___
fabrics....................................................\ dolls..


1913

1914

4,382
5,489
136
1,768
6,415

11,727
5,203
40
707
2,298

926
29,510
265
10,490

143
6,560

50,000

1915

6,560

1916

1917

18,240
733
277
3,913
3,689

9,704
203
489
8,920
4,170

419

6,150
595
226
3,091
2,720

11
1,200

10,000

5, 429
49,632
20,986
3,345
4,822
1,536
36,940
7,597

77,003
10,802
193
15
32,996
1,697
61,276
18,031

1,211

2,474
1,870
22,730
6,138
3,129
70,591
11,115
3,455
363

419
19
702

14,962

37,120
3,172
982,930
9,669
43,276
508
103,102
34,395

7,757
8,842
27,891
390
23,371
1,102
151,861
68,135

107
6,880

40

200

63,208
69,778

168
409

1,810

360

10, 668
2,200

64^259 [
74,415 |

133
72,448
83, 249

420
150
16,201
2,154
21,153
2,322
168,099
11,260
137,882
223,546

46,113
8,318
70,758
8,956
8,296
1,513
221,320
25,000
179,855
223,693 j

78,594
97,391

7,781
12,233

4,145
12,784

6,754
16,929

134,025
466,941
8,011
2,130
469,071

183,131
629,326
10,815
13,212
642,538

179,430
551,417

2,992
4,131
21,697
6,060
167
708

2,302
5,832
36,387
3,229
1,693
3,234

118,100
9,387

97,395

102

2,240
280
262,036
43,168
260,136
55,899
784,542
128,568
190,945
419,060
2,643
7,090

10

551,417

125
197,022
776,365
18,758
20,930
797,320

504,108
2,389,404
28
52
2,389,466

10,685
43,196
14, 743
„ 6,711
24,954

8,905
59,237
10,372
601
2,395

23,272
77,790
1,369
790
5,551

FOREIGN EXPORTS---- Q U ANTITIES AND VALUES.

N o. 2 6 2 . — F o r e ig n

M e r c h a n d is e E x p o r t e d :
A r t ic l e s , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e

30, 1913

Q u a n t it ie s
to
—

and

493
V alues,

1917 Continued.

by

1913

1914

1915

Bilk, and manufactures of—Continued.
Manufactures of—Continued.
Ribbons not over 12 Indies in width
........................................................ dolls..
Spun silk, or schappe silk y a m ........ {dolis
Wearing apparel................................ dolls..
All other.............................................dolls..

2,786
1,623
2,105
18,799
20,530

3,706
1, 780
3,127
11,673
29,010

2,5 62
810
2,5 64
40,599
51,143

3,468
13,126
19,661
15,622
81,201

633
4,711
16,655
22,356
29,700

Total manufactures of....................dolls..

79,808

98,500

190,446

200,861

177,326

6,2 17
7,8 8 0
30,135
61 ,190

3,113
3,9 57

14,096
22, 954

6,597
14,219

441
1,083

10,191

3,6 30

60,308

7,074

CastiIe..................................................P i s : :
All other................................................ dolls..

2,630
270
2,360

3,082
281
2,4 24

1,821
201
5,950

5,303
586
4,366

3,093
461
1,413

Total.................................................dolls..

2,6 30

2,705

6,151

4,9 52

1, 874

126,905
11,925
128,810
11,652
781,504
89,497
1,967,387
219,204

278,555
15,822
34,202
1,960
894,324
87,574
1,400,821
152,489

352,255
1 5 ,94S
114, 735
4,7 93
2,2 77,0 77
240,968
1,949,006
232,296

1,016,807
53,200
99,598
7,456
2,266,283
240,338
2,1 39,1 77
222,156

610,720
41,396
2S2, 072
20,317
1,764,671
248,488
1,934,971
273,154

3 ,0 0 4 ,6 0 6
332,278

2,6 07,9 02
257,845

4,6 93,0 73
494,005

5,5 21,8 65
523,150

4,5 92,4 34
583,355

Article.

1916

1917

Bilk, artificial and manufactures of:
Yarns, threads, etc............................... {dolis* *
A liother.............................................. {dolis.*."
Soap:

Spices:
Unground—
Cassia and cassia vera....................... {dolls *'
Ginger root, not preserved............... {dolls'
Pepper, black or white......................{dcflls* *
All other spices.....................................{dolis”

T«“ .......................................................... f c :
Spirits, wines, malt liquors, and other beverages:
Malt liquors—
In bottles or ju g s..............................{dolls’ *

-

9-----

In other coverings............................ {dolte’ *

23,362
21,274
2,750
1,636

10,710
8,668
1,672
499

1,786
1,456
10
6

28,977
18,655
28,180
14,826

825
931
9
8

Total malt liquors......................... {cEoKS'

26,112
22,910

12,382
9,167

1,796
1,452

57,157
38,481

S34
939

w w s k y ........................................{§ o ilalls::
All other ......................................

4, 755
12,108
5,5 74
16,662
2,661
3,4 16
6,1 2 0
15,733
19,664
25,942

5,026
11,766
6,075
11,776
1,701
2,053
6,887
13,404
20,251
14,138

2,904
7,727
2,325
5,369
3,086
3,051
5,165
11,865
27,920
24,069

4,043
13,457
8,163
14,640
8,454
11,179
9,521
24,888
239,309
76.394

7,179
21,502
2,651
8,305
1,153
2, 066
8,012
19,935
8,122
12,277

Total spirits, distilled............... {jftif? 1 ' '
18

38,774
73,861

40,000
53,137

41,400
52,081

269,490
140,558

Wines—
Champagne and other sparkling/doz. qts..
.........................................\dolls........
Still wines—

2,1 80
31,655

1,295
19,761

977
18,963

1,621
29,135

1,828
29,611

7,638
3,7 32
1,200
4,9 02

28,549

12,325
1,959
8,164

12,956
7,320
1,650
7,476

12,778
8, 932
2, 735
14,203

7,622
7,065
4,130.
21,262

Total wines...................................dolls..

40,289

40,250

33,759

52,270

i

57,938

Total spirits, wines, and malt liquors
...................................................dolls..

137,060

102,554

87,292

226,309

j

122,962

1,609
1,366
5, 755

3,175
2,531
1,139

3,434
1,961
1,001

2,071
2,287
9,083

1

839
1,288
2,543

7,121

3,6 60

11,370

;

3,831

Spirits, distilled—

..................................................{ & £ ? . : :
Cordials, liqueurs, e tc ..................{S o l^ * 3 *

« " > .............................................. { d o i r ." !::

In 038)18.......................................... {

ffi::

In other coverings.....................{d o fls ^

Other beverages—
Mineral waters, natural and ar-/doz, q ts..
tificial....................................... tdolls.......
All other..............................................dolls..
Total other beverages......................dolls..




i

2,962

j

1

j

27,117
64, 0S5

494
No.

FO R EIG N EXPORTS---- Q U A N T IT IE S AND VALUES.
2 6 2 . — F o r e ig n

M e r c h a n d is e E x p o r t e d : Q u a n t it ie s a n d V a l u e s ,
A r t ic l e s , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1913 to 1917—Continued.

Article.
Sponges.............................................................. dolls..
starch...................................... ■'.......................{!!o::s.:
Stone, and manufactures of:
Flint and flint stone, unground............ dolls..
L i t h o g r a p h i c s t o n e s , not engraved
.................................................................... d olls..
Marble, and manufactures of (including onyx)
......................................................................dolls..
All other stone, and manufactures of (includ­
ing slate).................................................... dolls..
Total.....................................................dolls..
Straw and grass, manufactures of...............dolls..
Sugar and molasses:
Molasses.........................................................{ f f i ; ;
Sugar—
Ueet........................................................... (doUs"
Cane—
Product of the Philippine Islands
•

by

1913
116,349
30,403
1,461

1914
80,537
53,226
1,172

1915
86,799
532,568
12,355

1916
106,183
475,758
12,303

1917
49,722
1,691,166
74,375

31,834
2,600
61,259
49,680
145,373
29,132

27,620
2,936
29,467
21,898
81,921
45,720

30,679
961
16,485
16,817
64,942
36,215

45,940
3,633
16,315
12,170
78,058
51,174

40,506
4,055
4,805
22,616
71,982
77,256

99,561
3,194

38,390
1,373

9,396
768

20,570
1,971

28,139
4,862

6,500
t 284

724,570
21,034

24,699
661

15,070
751

15
1
400
12
5,710,929
284,862

1,948,870
A1Iother..............................................{ & : :
41,689
Above No. 16 D. S. in color, iucludingHbs___ 2,037,630
72,809
sirups and maple sugar1.2.................\dolls..
Maple sugar and maple sirup..............{dolls'
3,993,000
TotaI susar.......................................{ & : : 114,782
Sulpl\pr ore as pyrites, or sulphuret ofL
iron, containing in excess of 25 per cent f
*'
of sulphur....................................................juoiis ..
Tanning materials, crude:
f+. . .
515
Mangrove bark...........................................(dolls * 13,418
Quebracho wood........................................{ 1°n^ ~*
A llother.........................................................dolls..
7,738
T otal....................................................dolls..
21,156
901,745
Tea..................................................................... { & : : 139,178
Tin: Bars, blocks, pigs, or grain or gran-/lbs.... 2, 268,128
ulated........................................................... \dolls.. 1,067,866
Tobacco, and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured—
Leaf—
,,,
751,589
Suitable for cigar wrappers.............{dolls*
708,102
2,003,136
A U otlier............................................... {d 5 u :: 870,001
2,754,725
Total laaf...........................................{ d o k : 1,578,103
Manufactures of—
2,053
Cigars and cheroots...............................{dolls*
5,182
Cigarettes—
Product of the Philippine Islands
32,143
A11° ther................................................{ ! & : :
14.357
A llother......................................................dolls..
3,647
Total.................................................... dolls..
23,186
Total tobacco, and mfrs. of..........dolls.. 1,601,289
Toys:
Dolls and parts of........................................ dolls..
481
All other..........................................................dolls..
7,048
Tungsten ore.................................................. {dolls'”

20,255,122 32,678,400 35,729,706
464,119 926,983 1,207,984
2 448,197
2 22,379
3108,245
333
3 3,008
73
21,536,141 32,703,099 35,745,109
510,540 927,644 1,208,808

5,711,344
284,875

159
325
1,008
29,830

947
49,688

22,732
42,562
790,474
157,747
386,833
146,702

64,254
113,942
625,315
196, 803
318,205
135,323

80
2,525
13,929
16,454
983,222
136,781
1,752,737
708,639
758,958
734,643
1,862, 207
803,522
2.621.165
1.538.165
4,911
18,119

40
1,700
149
1,831
20,025
23,556
4,624,002
684.179
1,980,986
699,579

744,888 878,173
696,150 778,255
3,144,283 4,530,479
1,013,197 875,571
3,889,171 5,408,652
1,709,347 1,653,826
2,642
14,074 !
■ 8,414
33,373 |
1

50,269
29,113
11.854
24,095
3, 352
4,294
45,566
24,562
1,583,731 1,733.909
1,390
13,354

108
4,731

393,557
427,797
8,099,970
1,600,959
8,493,527
2,028,756
1,127
4,494
150
175
58,009
12,924
27,572 j 40,654
5,946
7,745
68,090
51,269
1,722,516 2,080,025
1,791
94,037
!

1,461
7,404
423
484,822

1 Since Oct. 3,1913, with exception of sirups and maple sugar, included according to kind in “ Beet
sugar1’ or “ Cane sugar.”

2 July 1
 to Oct. 3, 1913.


3Oct. 4, 1913, to June 30, 1914.

FOREIGN EXPORTS---- Q U AN TITIES AND VALUES.

495

N o . 2 6 2 . — F oreign

M erch and ise E x po r t e d : Q uantities a n d V a l u e s , b y
A rticles , Y e a r s E n d ed J u n e 30, 1913 to 1917— Continued.
Article.

Vegetables:
Beans and lentils....................................... /hush..
\dolls..
fbush..
O nions......................................................... tdolls..
fbush..
Peas, dried.................................................. tdolls..
fbush
Potatoes (except sweet potatoes)........ tdolls...
Prepared or preserved—
Mushrooms and truffles....................... /lb s ....
\ dolls..
Pickles and sauces.................................. .dolls .
All other prepared or preserved........ .dolls .
All other vegetables.................................. .dolls..!
Total...................................................... .dolls..
Wax, and manufactures of:
/lbs ...
B eesw ax.............................
\dolls..
/lbs ...
Mineral.................................
tdolls..
V egetable............................
tdolls..
Manufactures of..................
.dolls..
Wood, and manufactures of:
TJnm anufact u re d—
Briar root or briar wood, and Ivy or laurel
root..........................................................dolls..'
Cabinet woods—

CocIar............................................... {doUsa™
Mah°s“ y ...................
{doib8!::

1913

1914

1915

41, 273
79,874
4,975
4.589
384,516
626,589
1,745
613
8,144
1,684
4,952
65,233
15,283
798,817

25,051
50,039
2,514
3,518
33,971
577,027
29,341
21;296
31,619
5,130
7,023
51,335
6,949
722,317

122,313 181,463
252,058 441,564
6,433
11.229
7,847
15,012
219,228 444,383
537,284 1,683,020
1,822
2,394
1,344
2,784
17,239
7,520
4,113
3,188
8,700
12,912
58.110
76,684
17,006
So,413
887,212 2,320,577

1916

509,306
1,376,205
7,228
12,357
437,789
1,105,932
31,758
57,911
10,020
7,124
36,834
60,417
30,735
2,687,515

303,513 296,803
19,663
19,389
153,976 158,262
44,123 : 46,165
1,380
632

165,832
44,271
122,102
12,577
535,407
109;903
7,255

345,497
108,965
42,374
7,197
436,535
101,480

348,647
113,779
25,064
3,219
217,029
62,959

714
891
61,120
2, 233
194,266
41,512
1,076
59,662
26,129
10,547

105
3,094
1.005
80,558
104,814
72
1,896
20,536
11,577

122
3,765
230
22,697
70,597
224
2,376
17,710
11,396

203
60
6,858
494
71,622
55,833
594
5,661
9,571
31,296

220
15.7S8
1,914
161,481
79,177
59
5,037
33,392
34,831

All other...................................................dolls..
Logs and round timber.....................{dolls^
Rattans and reeds............... ................... dolls..
All other unmanufactured....................dolls..
Manufactures of—
Lumber—
Boards, planks, deals, and otherfM feet..
459
5,078
2,089
1,837
sawed lumber............................... td olls... 123,573
14,408
62,512
59,564
* Boards, planks, deals, and other feet,
31
150
1
f o r m s of s a w e d c a b i n e tL|dc
dolls..
1,525
14,793
90
woods
/M ---555
Laths.
't d o l l s .
1,838
212
10,820
16
/ M .. ..
Shingles......................................
(dolls.. ] 22,615
381
49
All other..................................... ........ dolls..! 43,350
6,359
29,584
11,996
Baskets of bamboo, wood, straw, etc.1
..........dolls..
513
Chair cane or reed.............. ....... ......... dolls..
3,347
2,735
3SS
4,408
Furniture....................................... ..........dolls..
8,293
32,131
5,093
45,987
W ood pulp—
/tons ..
Mechanically ground............. ----- tdolls..
399
Itons ..
256
3,186
1,547
Chemical, unbleached........... ----- tdolls..
13,422
11,934 129,913 132,281
801
250
25
520
Chemical, bleached................. ----- tdolls..
32.111
9,464
1,512
39,750
All other........................................ ........dolls.. 621,749 570,615 128.325
94,508
Total......................................................dolls.. 1,239,763 1,023,831 510,978 551,816
Wool, hair of the camel, goat, alpaca, and like
animals, and manufactures of:
UnmanufacturedWool of the sheep, hair of the camel, and I
other like animals—
|
3,113,052 697,700 5,007.092 1,762,233
Class 1-C lothing...................................{doll.;: J 65-5, 093
150.058 1.604.228 60S,630
7,700
49,7113 121.430
Class 2—Combing.........................................{d lflis! I i 138,039
30,137
11,043 ! 33,534
3,980



1 1917

911
34,500
266
28,014
1,521
4,280
25,558
416
4,645
6,334
128
1,257
12*292
1,600^12
230
30,600
16S,592
2,085,452

1,697,529
722,108
: 32, via
37,647

to
496

FOREIGN EXPORTS-----Q UANTITIES AND VALUES.

No. 2 6 2 . — F o r e ig n M e r c h a n d is e E x p o r t e d : f Q u a n t it ie s a n d V a l u e s ,
A r t ic l e s , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1913 to 1917— Continued.
Article.

1913

1914

1915

1916

by

1917

Wool, hair of the camel, goat, alpaca, and like
animals, and manufactures of—Continued.
Unmanufactured—Continued.
Wool of the sheep, hair of the camel, and
other like animals—Continued.
Class 3-C arpet.......................................{ & " 1,181,313
140,917
Hair of the Angora goat, alpaca, and fibs___

376,395 1,517,503
45,167 287,452
13,289
180,947
33,637
125,104
2,795
9,748
4,432,404 1,204, 835 7,259,934 1,803,570
Total unmanufactured..................... {dolls ' 826,147 232,872 1,928,009 622,658
Manufactures of—
6,338
7,246
6,397
Carpets and carpeting......................{lolis^8
53,207
58,497
44,465
^
, fso. v
7,498
Carpets and rugs woven whole.. <^ *jp. d s..
28,554
560
A11 other.......................................... (doll™
1,418
[lbs.......... 39,492
47,146
54,621
95,660
135,018 211,064
Cloths....................................................{sq. y d s..
45,600 123,645
35,965
49,900
Idolls___
2 94, 288 337,600 119,945
Dress goods, women’s and chib | ^ s ---- -• 433,298 8 162,351 1,030,640 467,520
72,691 111,255 288,496 118,712
................................................ W s
Hair of the Angora goat, alpaca, etc., man­
ufactures of. . ..
dolls.
32,603
349,610
13,037
Press cloths for milling purposes
..'....................................................
dolls
38
8,277
m _
ribs 87,616
ToPs ........................................................... {dolls..
52,693
Wearing apparel......................................dolls..
12,451
14,351
11,629
52,286
Wool wastes.............................
dolls
352,080
33,732
7,770
...................
...
flhc
5,533
Illrn .......................................................... rbd ; _________
4,546
All other.................................................. dolls
23,081
48, 586 181,623
65,880
Total manufactures of....................... dolls.. ! 197,395 370,247 652,218 476,818
Zinc, and manufactures of:
10,707,612 1,184,629
Ore and calamine....................couta--lbs-25,972
213,725
1,070,974 2S0, 028 22,230,286
2,300
In blocks or pigs, and old....................... - *58,796
14,007 545,701
500
Zinc d u st.................................................... /\d o lls.. 116,813 132,037 549,458 362,078
lbs,; - - 6,776
6, 794
38.377
62,064
All other manufactures of..................... dolls
34,726
104
72,615
66,052
Total, except ore and calam ine___dolls.. 100, 298
20,905 650,693 138,616
All other articles.............................................dolls . 108,491
85,191
80,608 164,433
Grand total ..........................................dolls.. 37,377,791 34,895,123 52,410,875 61,305,306
RECAPITULATION.
Carried in cars and other land vehicles.. .dolls. 17,865,813 tl4,925,906 16,883,576 22,661,506
Carried in American vessels....................... dolls.. 2,797,571 | 3,381,029 6,186,106 8,475,934
Carried in foreign vessels.............................dolls.. 16,714,407 16,588,188 29,341,193 30,167,866

1Dec. 1, 1913, to Jone 30,1914.




2Jan. 1 to June 30,1914.

1,830,374
759,755
2,210
39,338
2,004
3,038
46,046
66,759
63,171
34,550
95,588
49,479
14,993
11,485
37,567
961
1,029
21,237
241,342
6,479
730
340,733
43,684
50
44,464
| 165,574
| 62,884,344
29,8S3, 499
9,225,637
23,775,208

ajuly 1to Dec. 31, 1913.

GOLD IM P O R T S AND EXPORTS,
N o . 2 6 3 .— G O L D :

Year ended
June 30—
1868 ...........................
1869 ...........................
1870 ...........................
1871...........................
1872 ...........................
1873 ...........................
1874 ...........................
1875 ...........................
1876 ...........................
1877 ...........................
1878 ...........................
1879 ...........................
1880 ...........................
1881...........................
1882 ...........................
1883*...........................
1884 ...........................
1885...........................
1886...........................
1887 ...........................
1888...........................
1889 ..........................
1890 ...........................
1891...........................
1892 ...........................
1893 ...........................
1894 ...........................
1895 ...........................
1896 ...........................
1897 ...........................
1898 ...........................
1899 ...........................
1900 ...........................
1901...........................
1902 ...........................
1903.........., ...............
1904 ...........................
1905...........................
1906 ...........................
1907 ...........................
1908 ...........................
1909 ...........................
1910...........................
1911...........................
1912...........................
1913...........................
1914...........................
1915...........................
1916...........................
1917...........................

497

Values of I mposts and Exports and
of I mports or E xports, 1868 to 1917.1
Exports.

Domestic.

Foreign.

Dollars.

Dollars.

68,231,158 4,165,186
28,442,776 7,560,722
28,580,609 5,055,353
64,581,678 2, 104,530
48,377,502 1,171,258
384,677
44,472,038
32,645,186 1,396,934
61, 543,545 5,437,432
29,431,757 1,745,293
22,359,101 4,231,273
6, 632,570 2,571,885
4,145,085
442,529
1,775,039 1,863,936
1,826,307
738,825
31,403,625 1,184,255
8,920,909 2,679,979
35,294,204 5,787,753
2,741,559 5,736,333
32,766,066 10,186,125
5, 705,304 3,995,883
12,560,084 5,816,150
54,930,332 5,021,953
13,403,632 3,870,859
84,939,561 1,423,103
43,321,351 6,873,976
102,068,153 6,612,691
64,487,354 12,490,707
56,218,307 10, 250,174
106,934,336 5.475,611
39,152,522 1.209, 058
10,470,371 4,936,020
27, 478, 412 10,043,671
46,693,893 1,572,866
52,635,309
549,868
46,761,438 1,807,512
44,584,640 2,505,955
79,195,987 2,263,999
86,146,743 6, 447, 2S1
27,847,474 10,726,117
47,579,479 3,819,697
70,196,042 2,236,882
89,241,464 2,290,354
114,569,714 3,993,501
21,810,820
698,833
53,495,479 3,832,869
76, 704,551 1,058,071
110,515,004 1,523,525
143,229,912 2,994,236
61,254,731 28,994,817 !
234,948,025 6,973,200 ;

Total.
Dollars.

72,396,344
36,003,498
33,635, 962
66,686,208
49,548, 760
44,856, 715
34,042,420
66,980, 977
31,177,050
26,590, 374
9,204, 455
4,587,614
3,639,025
2,565,132
32,587,880
11,600,888
41,081,957
8,477,892
42,952,191
9,701,187
18,376,234
59,952,285
17,274,491
86,362,654
50,195,327
108,680,844
76,978,061
66,468, 481
112,409,947
40,361,580
15,406,391
37,522, 086
48,266, 759
53,185,177
48,568,950
47,090, 595
81,459, 986
92,594,024
38,573,591
51,399,176
72,432,924
91,531,818
118,563,215
22,509,653
57,328,348
77,762,622
112,038,529
146,224,148 ^
90,249,548
291,921,225

Imports.
Dollars.

Annual Excess

Excess of—
Exports over Imports over
imports.
exports.

8, 737,443
14,132,568
12,056,950
6,883, 561
8,717,458
8,682, 447
19, 503,137
13,696, 793
7,992,709
26, 246,234
13,330,215
5,624,948
80,758,396
100, 031,259
34,377,054
17,734,149
22,831,317
26, 691,696
20, 743,349 ;
42,910,601 !
43,934,317
10,284,858
12,943,342
18,232,567
49,699,454
21,174,381
72,449,119
36,384,760
33, 525,065
85,014,780
120,391,674
88,954,603
44,573,184
66,051,187
52,021,254
44,982,027 i
99,055,368 1
53,648,961
96,221,730
114,510,249
148,337,321 |
44,003,989
43,339,905
73,607,013
48, 936,500
69,194,025
66,538,659
171,568,755
494,009,301 ■
977,176,026 »

D ollars.

63,658,901
21,870,930
21,579,012
59, 802,647
40,831,302
36,174, *268
14,539,283
53,284,184
23,184,341
344,140

18,250,640
22,208,842
49,667,427
4,331,149
68,130,087
495,873
87,506, 463
4,528,942
30,083,721
78,884,882

3,693, 575

D ollars.

4,125,760
1,037,334
77,119,371
97,466,127
1,789,174
6,133,261
18,213, 804
33,209,414
25,558,083

44,653,200
104,985, 283
51,432,517
1

2,108,568
38,945,063

47,527,829
75,223,310
8,391,848
8,568,597
45,499,870

,866,010
2

3,452, 304

17,595, 382
57,648,139
63,111,073
75,904, 397
51,097,360

25,344,607
403/'59,753
685,254,801
‘The figures relate to coin and bullion only prior to 1895; subsequently they include ore also.

32051°—s a 1917-----32



498

SILVER IM PORTS AND EXPORTS.

N o. 264 .— SILVER: V alues op I mports and E xports

E xports

Year ended June 30—
•
186*....................................................
1809....................................................
1870....................................................
1871....................................................
1872....................................................
1873....................................................
1874....................................................
1875....................................................
1876....................................................
1877....................................................
1878....................................................
1879....................................................
1880....................................................
1881....................................................
1882....................................................
1883....................................................
1881....................................................
1885....................................................
1880....................................................
1887....................................................
1888....................................................
1889....................................................
1890....................................................
1891....................................................
1892....................................................
1893....................................................
1894....................................................
1895....................................................
1896...................................................
1897....................................................
1898....................................................
1899....................................................
1900....................................................
1901....................................................
1902.................................
. . ,
1903.....................................................
1904....................................................
1905....................................................
1906....................................................
1907....................................................
1908....................................................
1909....................................................
1910....................................................
1911....................................................
1912....................................................
1913....................................................
1914....................................................
1915....................................................
1916....................................................
1917....................................................
]

oyer I mports,

1868

to

and

1917.1

Domestic.

Exports.
Foreign.

Total.

D ollars.

D ollars.

Dollars.

15,514,817
14,473,190
15,303,193
19,821,681
24,420,738
29,433,508
27, 054,200
22,313,584
20, 606,934
20, 775,637
20,429,315
13,409,950
7,572,854
12,400,637
12,076, 6-16
12, 702,272
14,931,431
21,634,551
19,158,051
17,005,036
20,635,420
25,284,662
22,378,557
14,033,714
16,765,067
23,559,254
39,069,087
40,119,428
53,196,559
56,541,823
47,829,645
51,168,770
52,464,345
58,778,779
46,971 249
40,121,497
37,986,864
36,764,431
56,967,467 ‘
44,695,151
52,473,292
54,500,308
53,094,567
60,068,925
58,522,368
67,184,664
52,567,351
45,977,181
53,171,760
74,011,157

6,872,941
6,661,692
9,216,511
11,934,099
5,908,036
10,318,351
5,533, 785
2,837,581
4,722,318
8,796,226
4,106,355
6,999,877
5,931,040
4,441,078
4,752,953
7,517,173
11,119,995
12,119,082
10,353,168
9,291,468
7,402,529
11,404,586
12,495,372
8,557,274
16,045, 492
17,178,065
11,382,178
7,175,858
7,345,111
5,404,815
7,275, 594
5,150,285
4,247,930
5,506,401
3,761,141
4,128,762
11,485,838
12,084, 381
8,901,596
12,043,922
5,447,910
1,182,484
2,192,294
4,681,033
6.368,297
4, ^21,647
2,397,672
4,965,006
6,619,763
4,268,774

21,387,758
21,134,882
24,519,704
31,755,780
30,328,774
39,751,859
32,587,985
25,151,165
26,329,252
29,571,863
24,535,670
20,409,827
13,503,894
16,841,715
16,829,599
20,219,445
26,051,426
33,753, 633
29,511,219
26,296,504
28,037, 949
36,689,248
34,873,929
22.590,988
32,810,559
40, 737, 319
50,451,265
47,295,286
60, Ml, 670
61,946,638
55,105,239
56,319,055
66, 712,275
64, 285,180
49, 732,390
44,250,259
49,472,702
48,818, 812
65,869,063
56, 739,073
57,921,202
55,682, 792
55,286,861
64,749,958
64,890,665
71, 614, 311
64,965,023
50,942,187
59,791,523
78,279,931 |

A nnual

E xcess of

Imports.

Excess of
exports over
imports.

Dollars.

D ollars.

5,450,925
5,675,308
14,362,229
14,386,463
5,026,231
12,798,490
8, 951,769
7,203,924
7,943,972
14,523,180
16,491,099
14,671,052
12,275,914
10,544,238
8,095,336
10,755,24?
14,594,945
16,550,627
17,850,307
17,260,191
15,403,669
18,678,215
21,032,984
18,026,880
19,955,086
23,193,252
13,2S6,552
20,211,179
28,777,186
30,533,227
30,927,781
30, 675,056
35,256,302
36,386,521
28,232,254
24,163,491
27,768,814
27,484,865
44,442,540
42,946,624
44,658,097
43,954,810
45,217,194
45,937, 249
47,050, 219
41,268,516
30,326, 604
29,110,323
34,154,375
35,003,563

15.936,833
15,459,574
10,157,475
17,369,317
25, 302,543
26, 953,369
23,636,216
17,947,241
17,385,280
15, 043,683
8,044,571
5, 738,775
1,227,980
6,297,477
8,734,263
9,464,203
11,456,481
17,203,006
11,660,912
9,036,313
12,634,280
18,011,033
13,840,945
4,564,108
12,855,473
17,544,067
37,164,713
27,084,107
31,764,484
31,413,411
24,177,458
25,643, 999
21,455, 973
27,898,659
21,410,136
20,086,768
21,703,888
21,363,947
21,426,523
13,792,449
13,263,105
11,727,982
10,069,667
18,812, 709
17,840,446
30,345, 795
24,638,419
21,831,864
25,637,148
.43,276,368

i The figures relate to coin and bullion only prior to 1895; subsequently they include ore also.




No. 265.—IMPORTED DUTIABLE MERCHANDISE ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION: V alues, D uties Collected, and Ad Valorem
R ates, 1896 to 1917, by Schedules of the R espective Tariffs in F orce in the Y ears N amed.1
Schedule A —Chemicals, oils, and Schedule B .—Earths, earthen­ Schedule C.—Metals, and manu- ! Schedule D.—Wood, and manu­
ware, and glassware.
factures of.
j
paints.
factures of.
Year ended June 30—

Dollars.

19,697,067
19,003,638
19,513,037
21,570,616
26,955,991
26, 414,360
29,991,974
31,249,644
30,808,543
31,010,996
33, 481,921
40, 246,137
39,127,306
42,936,600
42,021,558
48,869,382
47,235, 641
49,386, 692
60,314,179
54,098,081
52, 806, 178
65, 613, 701

Duties col­ Average Values.
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.
Dollars.

5,619,239
5,440,024
6,146,884
7,009,695
8,184,044
7,415,496
8,499,709
8,980,673
8,813,962
8,845,176
9,664,910
11,124,088
10,530,174
11,217,784
11,072,239
12,563,788
12,239,742
13,017,094
13,099,663
Jl, 221,795
9,309,151
12,056,119

Per cent.

28.53
28. 63
31.50
32.50
30.36
28.07
28.34
28.74
28.61
28.52
28.87
27.64
26.91
26.13
26. 41
25.71
25.91
26.36
21.72
20.74
17.63
18.37

Dollars.

22,871,936
21,166,515
15,192,178
17,244,220
20,090,172
20,166,399
21,424,011
25, 735,463
24,704,368
23,126,296
26,589,979
31,306,009
26,224,241
21,148,142
24,774,251
24,495,258
21,994,265
23,001,873
25,222,093
18,141,905
13*023,527
13,530,965

Duties col­ Average Values.
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.
Dollars.

8,065,292
7,605,169
7,387,433
8,863,349
10,106,541
10,301,486
11,365,381
13,320,181
13,163,258
12,193,546
13,749,020
15,350,019
13,250,558
10,641,572
12,467,509
12,669,182
11,156,221
11,385,195
10,187,128
6,804,909
4,676,615
4,613,852

P er cent.

35.26
35.93
48.63
51.40
50.31
51.08
53.05
51.76
53.28
52.73
51.71
49.03
50.53
50.32
50. 33
51.72
50. 72
49.50
40.39
37.51
35.91
34.10

D ollars.

34,853,090
23,603,665
18,847,123
18,152,727
29,089,333
28,631,743
38,870,207
65,164,750
40,011,304
36,327,218
50,917,147
67,148,963
45,279,789
41,103,417
66,960,781
58,757,341
50,491,870
64,299,772
50,742,814
31,835,773
33,244,863
33,913,977

Duties col­ Average Values.
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.
Dollars.

13,232,162
8,955,132
8,454,289
7,809,281
11,280,853
10,922,077
14,973,244
22,368,210
15,682,484
14,448,673
18,769,616
21,882,145
16,003,780
15,656,102
22,333,344
18,869,321
17,346,221
20,513,874
12,190,222
6,990,064
6,308,568
7,038,419

P er cent.

37.97
37. 94
44.86
43.02
38.78
38.15
38.52
34.33
39.20
39. 77
36.86
32.59
35. 34
38.09
33.35
32.11
34. 35
31.90
24.02
21.96
18.98
20. 75

Dollars.

1,794,888
1,485,479
5,341,083
7,568,420
11,711,446
10,635,183
14,556,267
16,659,208
14,449,585
16,707,735
22,760,988
24,472,483
23,349,686
23,285,386
27,489,155
24,709,532
24,414,943
27,851,295
12,181,772
4,456,846
4,583,269
5,207,265

Duties col­ Average
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.
Dollars.

412,644
339,974
1,205,278
1,671,048
2,351,940
2,049,457
2,572,527
2,814,734
2,463,948
2,750,017
3,650,271
3,701,201
3,301,256
3,140,844
3,184,697
2,959,669
3,042,834
3,408,227
1,618,723
708,531
659,795
756,236

Per cent.

22.99
22.88
22.57
22.08
20.08
19.27
17. 67
16.90
17,05
16.46
16.04
15.12
14.14
13.49
11. 59
11.98
12.46
12.24
13.29
15.90
14.40
14.52




499

1 The figures of this table do not in most instances agree with those under corresponding heads in the table following, owing to the fact that the schedules of the tariff and the
classifications of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce do not fully coincide as to the articles included. See note 3, p. 503.

IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION, AND DUTIES.

1896................................................................
1897................................................................
1898............................................................
1899................................................................
1900................................................................
1901................................................................
1902................................................................
1903................................................................
1904................................................................
1905................................................................
1906..............................................................;
1907................................................................
1908................................................................
1909................................................................
1910...............................................................
1911..............................................................
1912..............................................................
1913...............................................................
1914................................................................
J915................................................................
1916...............................................................
1917...............................'...............................

Values.

to

D utiable M erchandise E ntered for C onsum ption : V a l u e s , D uties Collected , and A d V alorem R a tes , 1896
1917, by S ch edules of the R espective T ariffs in F orce in the Y ears N am ed — Continued.

500

N o . 2 6 5 . — I mported

Schedule E .—Sugar, molasses, Schedule F.—Tobacco, and manu­ Schedule G.—Agricultural prod­ Schedule IT.—Spirits, wines, and
ucts and provisions.
other beverages.
factures of.
and manufactures of.
Year ended June 30—

D ollars.

18%............................................................... 73,064,318
1897............................................................... 98,283,469
1898
1899............................................................... 81,227,498
1900............................................................. 80,890.937
1901................................................................ 87,079,079
1902............................................................. . 61,116,867
1903...............................- .............................. 65,959,000
1904............................................................... 77,SOS, 029
1905................................................................ 91,577,274
1906............................................................... 86,133,491
1907............................................................... 92,784,081
1908............................................................... 83, 626, 684
1909............................................................... 93, 478,607
1910............................................................... 101,586, 708
1911............................................................... 97,877, 463
1912............................................................... 105,744,519
91,447, 551
1914............................................................. 108,255,115
1915............................................................... 157,570,801
1916............................................................... 205,512,242
1917............................................................... 243,354,335




Duties col­ Average Values.
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.
Dollars.

29,910,00G
41,340,400
29,695,301
61,660,942
57,823,285
63,089,412
53,040,877
63,625,731
58,152,347
51,442,112
52,648,866
60,338,523
50,108,155
56,414,434
53,105,357
52,809,371
50,951,199
53,481,801
61,870,457
49,607,051
55,875,639
55,471,364

Per cent.

40.94
42.07
77.47
75.91
71.48
72.45
86. 79
96.46
74.65
50.17
01.12
65.03
59.99
60.35
52. 28
53.95
48.18
58.48
57.15
31.48
27.19
22.79

Dollars.

13,625,272
18,782,759
8,225,482
9,371,597
13,597,162
15,055,501
16,331,536
18,298,780
17,875,683
20,725,297
22, 917,352
29,959,081
26, 495,243
27,332,038
29,581,469
29,788, 180
31,116,052
32,437,743
32,332,220
29,499,102
30,195,472
37,299,051

Duties col­ Average Values.
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.
Dollars.

14,859,117
20,971,882
9,916,183
10,627,399
14,382,305
16, 055,744
18, 756,’035
21,891,687
21,176,293
22,089,011
23,927,700 ,
26,125,037
22,160,089
23,269,458
24,124,239
26,159,615
25,571,508
26,748,124
26,892,273
24,875,246
27,580,595
29,837,013

P er cent.

109.06
111.66
120.55
113.40
105. 77
110.63
114.85
119.63
118.46
109.48
104.41
87.20
83.04
85.14
81.55
87.82
82.18
82.46
83.17
84.33
91.34
79.99

Dollars.

34,175,778
33,716, 958
29,853,286
32,505, 236
35,762,588
38, 566, 704
43,682,461
46, 221,428
49,013,792
47,570,416
53,868,946
63,720,855
69,609,535
71,719,009
84,872,747
105,974,044
117,711,156
99,798,184
122,304,972
87,672,955
91,634,995
132, 717, 946

Duties col­ Average Values.
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.
Dollars.

7,721,677
8, 613,987
11,608,121
12,743,785
13,183,635
13,043,820
16,012,639
16, 282,144
10, 890,988
15, 418,334
18,126,575
19,203,886
21, 618,559
23,633,333
25,160,516
28,744, 295
34,146,071
27, 754, 570
24,817,322
18,035,830
16,164,123
17,916,075

P er cent.

22.59
25.55
38. 88
39.21
36. 86
33.82
36. 66
35.23
34.46
32. 41
33. 65
30.14
31.06
32.95
29.64
27.12
29.01
27.81
20.29
20.57
17.08
13.50

Dollars.

11,287,894
11,880,430
9,319,646
11,072,774
12,897,506
14,099,924
15,367,757
16,784,608
17,120,014
17,912,332
19,669,398
23,083, 420
21,419,770
23,381,943
25,315,878
20,354,501
20,731,233
22,372,470
21,763,934
14,392,643
17,330,417
18,611,977

Duties col­ Average
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.
Dollars.

6,859,390
8,136,014
6,026,607
7,490,074
8,828,660
9,533,524
10,562,022
11,646,532
12,105,786
12,547,900
14,009,516
16,318,120
15,213,085
16,144,031
18,113,512
17,298,858
17,409,815
19,475,562
19,674,992
13,404,931
15,550,582
13,586,271

P er cent.

60.77
68. 48
G4.66
67.64
68. 45
67.61
68.73
69.39
70.71
70.05
71.22
70.69
71.02
69.05
71.55
84. 99
83.98
87.05
90.40
93.14
89.73
73.00

IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION. AND DUTIES.

Values.

J.—Flax, hemp,
Schedule I.—Cotton manufactures. Scheduleand manufactures of.and Schedule K.—Wool, and m anu­ Schedule L.—Silks and silk goods.
jute,
factures of.
Year ended June 30—




Dollars.

21,276,405
22,650,234
14,663,418
17,002,769
20,684,578
19,568,242
21,129,139
25,332,216
23,442,254
22,027,367
26,656,366
31,857,017
31,577,132
26,228,434
28,310,523
26,204,150
24,358,360
25,057,288
32,529,134
24,065,209
24,244,523
36,417,492

Dollars. Per cent.
43.76
43.73
51.15
52.55
51.08
49.65
49.33
47.15
47.07
47.26
46.12
44.84
43.95
44.48
48.11
47.04
45.51
44.14
28.47
26.31
24.62
22.68

9,311,340
9,903,895
7,500,252
8,934,913
10,565,562
9,715,747
10,422,930
11,944,300
11,035,018
10,409,188
12,292,896
14,284,628
13,878,022
11,666,308
13,619,191
12,325,584
11,085,150
11,061,514
9,260,408
6,442,047
5,968,827
8,259,958 .

Dollars.

29,756,618
34,852,448
33,704,889
44,412,454
54,732,581
57,669,270
68,133,003
71,297,682
71,460,146
73,284,154
92,055,209
114,124,372
96,177,445
91,209,596
106,374,854
99,401,935
108,698,102
116,587,298
156,470,796
130,051,243
130,943,574
129,120,379

Duties col­ Average Values.
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.

Dollars. Per cent.
40.39
40.49
46.62
47.04
46.96
45.46
45.05
46.55
46.04
46.08
45.38
43.72
43.59
46.21
46.75
47.34
45.14
41.95
35.26
29.27
27.85
28.19

12,018,082
14,110,685
15,712,121
20,892,285
25,701,451
26,218,962
30,694,804
33,190,646
32,898,495
33,768,719
41,777,068
49,890,953
41,921,732
42,144,980
49,735,027
47,053,000
49,062,348
48,911,742
119,913,016
18,794,568
1 8,619,140
1 8,208,910

Dollars.
48,352,585
48,902,866
18,360,631
22,342,090
30,656,717
30,727,663
35,363,788
40,560,037
39,962,848
53,465,490
63,265,115
62,831,601
45,822,496
52,814,238
70,745,252
48,395,406
48,361,374
45,335,616
39,264,823
30,437,555
18,352,968
21,184,027

Duties col­ Average Values.
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.

Dollars. Per cent.
47.83
46.42
71.12
77.12
70.58
70.21
74.64
71.98
68.19
61.87
60.02
58.19
62.95
63.17
59.23
59.89
55.98
56.98
43.19
32.56
33.39
33.43

23,127,569
22,702,726
13,057,164
17,230,152
21,637,428
21,575,104
26,396,923
29,195,736
27,252,492
33,077,578
37,968,695
36,561,217
28,845,245
33,365,316
41,904,850
28,982,553
27,072,116
25,833,028
16,957,341
9,911,637
6,128,567
7,080,906

Dollars.

26,627,731
26,517,092
22,639,597
25,026,504
30,358,771
26,836,267
32,242,228
36,047,873
31,483,007
31,822,655
32,591,910
38,816,839
31,755,212
31,001,307
32,295,926
30,993,562
26,571,510
29,224,018
34,039,755
23,098,167
28,304,619
35,123,949

Duties col­ Average
ad
lected. rem valo­
rates.

Dollars. Per cent.
46.96
46.85
54.03
53.97
51.95
53.12
53.64
53.47
52.76
53.45
53.24
52.33
51.94
52.53
52.71
51.80
51.54
50.68
45.17
42.47
42.14
41.72

12,504,006
12,421,970
12,231,681
13,506,312
15,771,795
14,245,693
17,293,290
19,276,546
16,610,210
17,010,130
17,351,095
20,313,706
16,493,078
16,284,117
17,023,622
16,053,261
13,695,239
14,811,561
15,376,702
9,810,495
11,927,952
U }654,690

IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION, AND DUTIES

1896............................................................
1807.............................................................
1898.............................................................
1899.............................................................
1900.............................................................
1901 ...............: ...........................................
1902.............................................................
1903.............................................................
1904.............................................................
1905.............................................................
1906.............................................................
1907............................................................
1908.............................................................
1909.............................................................
1910.............................................................
1911.............................................................
1912.............................................................
1913.............................................................
1914.............................................................
1915....................................................... A.
1916.............................................................
1917.............................................................

1 Average
Values. Duties col­ ad valo­ Values.
lected. rem rates.

1 Laces, embroideries, etc., formerly included in Schedule J, are, under the law of Oct. 3,1913, included in Schedule N.
o

to

1917,

by

for C o n su m ptio n : V a l u e s , D u ties C o llected , and A d V alorem R a t e s , 1896
S ch ed u les of the R espective T a riffs in F orce in th e Y ea rs N amed — Continued.

Schedule M.--Pulp, papers, and books.

1896............................................................................................
1897............................................................................................
1898............................................................................................

1905 ................................ .........................................................
1906
1907

........................................................................................... ..........

1908 ......................................................................................
1909 ................................................... ..................................
1910............................................................................................
1911 ......................................................................................
1912 ....................................................................................
1913............................................................................................
1914 .
..................................................................
1915
..................................................................................
1 Q1fi
„
...................................
1917
......
..................................................




Values.

Average
Duties
valorem
collected. ad rates.

Dollars.
.%664,593
5,319,055
4,684,291
5,223,698
7,695,417
7,021,206
8,047,824
9,907,819
10,771,269
11,974,859
14,173,917
20,005,025
22,335,007
22,764,740
24,832,627
26,110,975
22,828,121
24,899,335
13,999,054
9,385,676
6,491,285
8,036,289

Dollars. Per cent. Dollars.
1,260,864
22.26 47,748,386
22.56 41,184,008
1,200,043
25.67 56,868,214
1,202,328
1,349,575
25.84 66,420,324
1,764,834
22.93 77,801,134
1,702,776
24.25 76,193,074
23.56 86,667,841
1,896,456
22.28 98,422,646
2,220,756
2,379,354
22.09 78,680,617
2,525,896
21.09 92,512,767
3,020,980
21.31 119,640,146
4,136,029
20.67 133,092,951
19.75 94,616,374
4,414,633
19.39 113,862,410
4,412,020
21.28 120,594,291
5,285,103
21.62 109,049,968
5,645,302
21.41 108,952,769
4,886,671
5,091,232
20.45 128,017,638
22.26 144,587,674
3,114,380
21.19 100,816,766
1,988,769
1,257,726
19.38 123,485,312
20.92 134,557,532
1,681,547

Values.

Duties
collected.

Average
ad valorem
rates.

Dollars.

Per cent.
23.46
25.04
24.75
24.50
23.91
23.51
23.29
21.18
23.85
22.45
22.23
22.45
25.87
23.17
24.16
25.17
24.72
24.03
33.57
36.86
31.98
29.94

11,203,210
10,031,293
14,073,599
16,272,012
18,706,306
17,912,848
20,180,984
20,843,433
18,767,420
20,771,250
26,600,776
29,892,107
24,475,066
26,387,061
29,133,889
27,448,145
26,931,900
30,758,685
48,538,937
37,158,600
39,495,871
40,286,383

Tea.
Values.

Duties
collected.

Average
ad valorem
rates.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Per cent.

76,240
6,631,988
10,835,047
10,005,430
10,327,118
3,028,168

41,322
4,812,607
8,008,636
8,259,353
7,882,607
2,178,278

54.20
72.57
73.91
82.55
76.33
71.93

IMPOSTS POE CONSUMPTION, AND DUTIES

Year ended June 3g—

Schedule N .—Sundries.

502

No. 265. — I m ported D u tia ble M erch a n dise E n tered

No. 266.—IMPORTED MERCHANDISE ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION: Values, Duties (T otal and P er Capita), and Ad
V alorem R ates , 1896 to .1917.1

Year ended June 30—

Values.

Dollars.
368,897,523
381,902,414
291,534,005
299,668,977
366,759,922
339,093,256
396,542,233
437,290,728
454,153,100
517,073,277
548,695,764
641,953,451
525,704,745
599,375,868
761,353,117
776,963,955
881,512,987
986,972,333
1,152,392,059
1,032,863,558
1,495,881,357
1,852,530,536

Dutiable.

Dollars,

Total.

Free.

Ordinary.3 Additional.4

Total.

Average ad valorem
rate of duty on 2—
Free and
Dutiable. dutiable.

Duty
collected
per
capita.

Imports
per
capita.

Dollars.
Per cent. Per cent. Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars.
20.67
10.81
908,907 157,013,506
39.95
2.23
21.89
11.02
981,167 172,760,361
42.17
2.41
1,179,822 145,438,385
8.05
24.77
1.99
48.80
9.22
1,198,621 202,072,050
29.48
52.07
2.72
27.62
996,215 229,360,771
10.93
49.24
3.02
914,610 233,556,110
49.64
28.91
10.25
2.96
902,727 251,453,155
11.18
49.79
27.95
3.13
972,828 280,752,416
3.42
12.28
49.03
27.85
26.29
11.73
48.77
3.08
830,188 258,161,130
12.74
528,165 258,426,295
23.77
45.24
3.03
24.22
352,412 293,910,396
44.16
13.95
3.38
23-28
358,389 329,480,048
15.97
42.55
3.72
309,462 282,582 895
23-88
42.94
3.13
13.11
289,694 294,667,054
22.99
13.94
43.15
3.21
16.54
298,588 326,561,683
41.52
21.11
3.50
41.22
20.29
16.05
383,748 309,965,692
3.25
16.94
40.12
18.58
302,331 304,899,366
3.15
17.94
17.69
3.17
257,731 312,509,946
40.05
19.04
207,517 283,719,081
37.60
14.88
2.83
16.20
12.49
2.02
191,769 205,946,842
33.43
202,650 209,725,801
9.62
21.08
30.67
2.03
25.40
211,323 221,659,066
27.18
8.31
2.11
1 During the period from May 1, 1900, to July 25, 1901, merchandise brought from Porto Rico was dutiable at 15 per cent of regular rates. The duties collected thereon were as
follows: May 1,1900, to June 30,1900, $134,593.88; July 1, 1900, to July 25,1901, $448,193.91. See explanatory notes, p, 7.
2 The average ad valorem rates on dutiable merchandise are based on ordinary duties, and those on free and dutiable merchandise are based on total duties collected.
* Export duty from the Philippine Islands not included after 1902. The figures of this column do not include additional and discriminating duties.
4 Including duty equivalent to internal-revenue tax and drawback on articles exported from the United States returned.

1896..............................................
1897...............................................
1898..............................................
1899..............................................
1900..............................................
1901...............................................
1902..............................................
1903..............................................
1904..............................................
1905..............................................
1906..............................................
1907..............................................
1908..............................................
1909..............................................
1910..............................................
1911..............................................
1912..............................................
1913..............................................
1914..............................................
1915..............................................
1916..............................................
1917...............................................




390,796,561
407,348,616
295,619,695
385,772,915
463,759,330
468,670,045
503,251,521
570,669,382
527,669,459
570,044,856
664,721,885
773,448,834
657,415,920
682,265,867
785,756,020
750,981,697
759,209,915 !
779,717,079
754,008,335
615,522,722
683,153,244
814*689,485

Dollars.
Per cent.
48.56
759,694,084
48.39
789,251,030
587,153,700
49.65
43.72
685,441,892
830,519,252
44.16
41.98
807,763,301
899,793,754
44.01
43.38
1,007,960,110
981,822,559
46.26
47.56
1,087,118,133
45.22
1,213,417,649
1,415,402,285
45.35
1,183,120,665
44.43
46.77
1,281,641,735
49.21
1,547,109,137
1,527,945,652
50.85
1,640,722,902
53.73
1,766,689,412
55.87
1,906,400,394
60.45
1,648,386,280
62.66
2,179,034,601
68.65
2,667,220,021
69.46

Dollars.

156,104,598
171,779,194
144,258,563
200,873,429
228,364,558
232,641,500
250,550,428
279,779,588
257,330,942
257,898,130
293,557,984
329,121,659
282,273,433
294,377,360
326,263,095
309,581,944
304,597,035
312,252,215
283,511,564
205,755,073
209,523,151
221,447,743

IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION, AND DUTIES

Free.

Amount of duties collected.

Cn
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IMPORTS FOE CONSUMPTION, AND DUTIES,
No. 267 ,—PRINCIPAL CLASSES OP IMPORTED DUTIABLE MERCHAN­
DISE ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION: V a lu es and A mounts of D uty

504

C ollected , 1898

to

1917.1

Year
ended
June
30-

1898..........
1899..........
1900..........
1901..........
1902..........
1903..........
1904..........
1905..........
1906..........
1907..........
1908..........
1909..........
1910..........
1911..........
1912..........
1913..........
1914..........
1915,........
1916..........
1917..........

Aver­
age ad
Value. Ordinary valo­
duty. rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Dollars.
1,241,461
893,312
883,300
775,264
619,978
631,290
360,488
358,224
419,062
403,195
660,115
686,969
1,036,098
906,275
1,367,634
1,892,993
766,693
100,205
144,069
127,854

4,143,869
3,579,129
3,597,953
3,144,741
2,507,382
2,685,995
1,483,523
1,488,424
1,848,367
1,936,457
2,750,019
2,682,918
4,103,117
3,491,030
5,084,869
6,871,727
3,809,824
1,084,774
1,492,977
1,342,290

Value.

1898..........
1899..........
1900...........
1901..........
1902..........
1903..........
1904..........
1905..........
1906..........
1907..........
1908..........
1909..........
1910..........
1911..........
1912..........
1913..........
1914..........
1915..........
1916..........
1917..........

958,318
1,334,267
1,757,005
2,010,647
2,443,919
2,666,853
2,974,087
2,958,361
3,083,777
3,523,076
2,872,486
2,540,177
2,634,269
3,126,917
2,973,397
3,375,539
4,261,619
3,781,873
3,687,947
5,750,692

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty. rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Dollars.
366,165
477,127
634,838
022,686
833,543
955,425
1,079,302
1,115,647
1,219,803
1,375,179
1,027,025
952,395
937,375
1,158,735
1,071,689
1,208,131
1,201,789
972,847
1,006,716
1,585,279

Value.

Per ct. Dollars.
29.96 956,561
24.96 940,364
24.55 1,127,136
24.65 1,172,011
24.72 1,458,733
23.50 1,713,614
24.30 2,379,924
24.07 5,005,074
22.67 3,705,909
20.82 4,219,443
24.00 5,190,354
25.23 7,966,139
25.25 7,305,468
25.96 11,729,802
26.90 16,552,627
27.55 13,966,337
20.12 24,821,039
9.24 10,003,848
9.65 :14,017,494
9.53 25,784,252

Clocks and watches, and
parts of.
Year
ended
June
30—

Per ct.
38.21
35.76
36.13
35.94
34.11
35.83
36.29
37.71
39.56
39.03
35.75
37.49
35.58
37.06
36.04
35.79
28.20
25.72
27.30
27.75

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
rem
duty.
rate of
duty.

Dollars.
323,682
312,710
377,137
399,823
468,275
566,357
793,234
1,437,963
1,296,068
1,457,441
1,738,112
2,600,797
2,410,461
3,701,843
4,993,694
3,785,021
4,852,602
1,861,528
2,038,637
2,506,972

Per ct.
33.84
33.25
33.46
34.11
32.10
33.05
33.33
28.73
34.97
34.54
33.49
32.65
33.00
31.56
30.17
27.10
19.55
18.61
14.54
9.72

Cotton, manufactures of.
Value.

Dollars.

26,710,950
31,678,915
39,789,972
39,773,920
44,590,085
51, 706,978
48,901,815
48,953,232
61,756,361
73,059,549
66,131,104
61,902,662
67,948,594
64,270,892
63,415,504
62,133,809
68,696,623
46,615,765
46,915,799
55,050,371

1 See note X, p. 499 and note 3, p. 503.




Chemicals, drugs, dyes,' and
medicines.

Breadstuffs.s

Animals.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct.
54.78
55.99
55.34
54.87
54.91
53.68
53.78
54.26
54.00
53.38
52.32
53.41
56.04
55.71
55.59
54.97
45.28
42.79
41.38
35.19

14,632,756
17,735,937
22,020,366
21,826,690
24,485,988
27,758,625
26,300,007
26,559,679
33,349,342
38,999,267
34,599,772
33,060,402
38,077,844
35,806,882
35,253,110
34,153,263
31,103,067
19,946,728
19,411,963
19,370,102

Aver­
age ad
valo­
rem
rate of
. duty.

Value.

Ordinary
duty.

Dollars.

Dollars. Per ct.
. 4,799,308 31.20
5,386,906 31.69
6,338,830 29.35
5,603,647 26.96
6,369,018 27.09
6,604,477 27.33
6,389,267 27.04
6,386,675 26.90
6,770,870 26.60
7,522,515 24,88
6,703,211 24.23
7,360,396 23.13
7,236,631 23.41
7,198,403 22.07
7,033,225 21.50
7,542,728 21,94
7,839,974 20.30
6,568,498 19.81
4,393,465 14.84
6,479,307 16.91

15,380,943
16,966,175
21,599,570
20,788,576
23,513,122
24,162,545
23,624,641
23,737,977
25,455,117
30,230,121
27,662,807
31,817,870
30,918,799
32,614,967
32,709,858
34,384,489
38,618,720
33,153,913
29,607,894
38,311,597

Earthen, stone, and china ware.
Value.

Ordinary
duty.

Aver­
age ad
valo­
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Per ct..

6,465,311 3,568,634 55.20
7,636,616 4,469,407 58.53
8,646,224 5,043,426 58.33
9,350,921 5,455,819 58.35
9,656,502 5,655,669 58.57
10,534,042 6,153,463 58.42
11.905,434 6,963,622 58.49
11,676,194 6,823,783 58.44
12,805,946 7,542,252 58.90
13,701,407 8,024,207 58.56
13,109,796 7,708,893 • 58.80
10,096,955 5, 922,309 58.65
11,183,975 6, .547,378 58.54
11,431,652 6,669,292 58.34
10,062,204 5,876,725 58.40
9,987,837 5,811,928 58.19
10,779,497 5,564,859 51.62
8,545,398 4,152,336 48.59
5,915,571 2,841,916 48.04
5,963,396 2,752,027 46.15

* Including rice after 1910.

IMPOSTS FOE CONSUMPTION, AND DUTIES,

505

. N o . 2 6 7 .— P r in c ip a l C l a s s e s o p I m p o r t e d D u t ia b l e M e r c h a n d is e E n t e r e d f o r
C o n s u m p t io n : V a l u e s a n d A m o u n t s o p D u t y C o l l e c t e d , 1898 to 1917— C ontd.
Feathers, etc., natural and
artificial.
Year
ended
June
30-

Value.

1898........
1899........
1900........
1901........
1902........
1903........
1904........
1905........
1906........
1907........
1908........
1909........
1910........
1911........
1912........
1913........
1914........
1915........
1916........
1917........

Dollars.
5,010,576
4,495,338
3,998,699
3,589,285
4,890,352
5,160,749
5,344.934
4,596,912
6,915,069
9,601,195
10,670,042
11,619,793
12,043,595
9,786,392
8,486,771
12,442,828
8,902,281
5,546,539
4,607,088
3,675,671

Average ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Value.

1898........
1899........
1900........
1901........
1902........
1903........
1904.........
1905.....
1906........
1907........
1908........
1909.........
1910........
1911........
1912........
1913........
1914........
1915........
1916........
1917........

9,113,090
11,234,809
11,799,419
11,445,467
12,497,896
12,924,825
14,464,772
13,753,410
15,811,663
29,512,301
22,234,978
16,888,802
21,229,072
21,843,214
23,189,837
22,522,566
30,829,299
24,353,177
22,897,043
29,348,161

Dollars.

Value.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
rem
duty.
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct. Dollars. Dollars.
1,734,939 34.63 20,557,797 8,057,220
1,639,814 36.48 27,118,532 10,920,153
1,404,788 35.13 32,986,170 13,040,937
1,283,003 35.75 34,633,560 12,908,017
1,763,591 36.06 41,076,060 15,157,640
1,706,313 33.06 41,294,964 15,811,704
1,709,873 31.99 42,337,302 16,027,271
1,571,149 34.18 42,687,950 16,070,397
2,423,136 35.04 53,010,921 19,242,164
3,216,486 33.50 66,956,062 22,538,913
3,815,668 35. 76 55,565,810 18,613,912
3,885,377 33.44 50,385,870 18,438,161
4,310,117 35.79 61,441,913 22,423,106
3,531,961 36.09 56,298,360 20,829,586
3,099,791 36.53 65,426,678 22,698,044
4,241,821 34.09 77,101,444 24,405,068
3,358,918 37.73 47,326,493 15,270,118
2,321,205 41.85 31,561,473 10,454,561
1,812,440 39.34 32,756,851 10,242,741
1,519,826 41.35 31,394,143 10,335,053

Fruits and nuts.
Year
ended
June
30—

Fibers, vegetable, and textile
grasses, and manufactures of.

Value.

Dollars. Per ct.
46.95
47.14
44.31
39.08
44.27
44.05
42.85
41.89
41.43
34.09
34.72
36.55
39.70
36.70
36.26
34.93
23.14
22.87
22.53
20.17

4,182,390
4,993,418
5,426,998
4. 607,251
5,789,739
6,276,032
5,614,759
7,746,421
8,410,550
*8,595,059
6,048,724
9,196,008
10,429,939
8,058,688
8,235,202
7,736,400
5,763,428
2,632,994
3,197,017
4,502,180

4,279,305
5,295,422
5,228,426
4,472,338
5,532,713
5,693,925
6,198,757
5,773,988
6,550,426
6,992,677
7,720,237
6,173,136
8,428,437
8,017,396
8,407,965
7,867,730
7,132,519
5,569,199
5,158,386
5,919,670




Dollars.

Value.

Per ct. Dollars.
4,600,987
4,840,346
5,826,731
5,587,312
6,948,854
7,218,155
8,242,886
8,421,704
9,601,752
10,534,801
10,160,054
10,524,096
11,667,526
12,915,830
12,318,436
12,756,651
7,213,164
4,485,851'
3,162,395
3,571,865

39.19
^ 40.27
39.53
37.27
36.90
38.29
37.86
37.65
36.30
33.66
33.50
36.59
36.50
37.00
34.69
31.65
32.27
33.12
31.27
32.92

Furs, and manufactures of.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Fish.

Dollars. Per ct.
865,094 18.20
919,855 19.00
1,027,830 17.64
1,079,241 19.31
1,325,578 19.08
1,267,195 17.55
1,438,452 17.45
1,505,400 17.88
1,699,184 17.38
1,910,301 18,13
1,818,565 17.90
1,968,657 18.71
2,223,323 19.06
2,479,659 19.20
2,192,545 17.80
2,254,880 17.68
1,390,412 19.28
955,100 21.29
671,903 21.25
769,115 21.53

Glass, and manufactures of.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Value.

Dollars. Per ct.
21.15
20.85
21.30
21.34
21.16
21.23
21.10
20.82
21.17
21.36
22.20
21.70
25.32
26.24
25.86
26.17
27.75
29.33
27.93
26.01

3,711,966
4,160,259
4,905,388
4,865,478
6,052,260
6,969,959
6,404,201
5,776,661
7,344,643
7,367,742
6,175,786
4,837,747
6,210,134
6,639,142
5,806,722
5,921,363
7,565,835
4,134,250
2,037,042
2,008,113

884,496
1,041,992
1,155,742
983,159
1,225,136
1,332,625
1,185,014
1,612,444
1,780,673
1,835,508
1,342,548
1,995,337
2,641,112
2,114,521
2,130,015
2,024,801
1,599,229
772,345
892,770
1,170,935

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
rem
duty.
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct.
2,133,861 57.49
2,499,276 60.07
2,825,395 57.60
2,743,096 56.38
3,545,795 ; 58.59
4,303,509 61.74
3,918,283 61.18
3,311,715 57.33
3,837,641 52.25
3,920,733 53.22
3,285,921 53.21
2,614,745 54.05
3,343,248 53.83
3,659,215 55.12
3,030,824 52.20
3,051,764 51.55
2,776,678 36.70.
1,360,753 32.91
630,579 30.96
585,434 29.15

IMPORTS FOB CONSUMPTION, AND DUTIES,

506

N o . 2 6 7 .— P r in c ip a l C l a s s e s o p I m p o r t e d D u t ia b l e M e r c h a n d is e E n t e r e d p o b
C o n s u m p t io n : V a l u e s a n d A m o u n t s o p D u t y C o l l e c t e d ,
to

1898

Gold and silver, manufac­ Hats, bonnets, and hoods, and
materials for.
tures of,Including jewelry.
Year
ended
June
30—

Value.

1898........
1899........
1900.........
1901........
1902........
1903........
1904........
1905........
1906........
1907........
1908........
1909........
1910........
1911........
1912........
1913........
1914........
1915........
1916........
1917........

534,279
1,085,706
1,352,893
1,719,078
1,426,937
1,570,260
1,709,530
1,139,108
1,706,769
1,864,528
1,659,091
1,759,899
3,183,603
3,692,495
2,695,342
2,368,528
2,607,884
1,605,598
2,065,161
3,232,051

Dollars,

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
rem
duty.
rate of
duty.

Dollars.
275,688
594,029
743,111
876,624
770,374
844,363
921,573
599,281
880,619
957,128
*866,710
914,075
1,944,612
2,349,259
1,644,303
1,369,344
1,360,574
726,920
855,868
1,269,921

Per ct.
51.60
54. 71
54.93
50.99
53.99
53.77
53. 91
52.61
51.60
51.33
52.24
51. 94
61.08
63. 62
61.01
57. 81
52.17
45. 28
41.44
39. 29

Value.

Dollars.
2,007,606
2,289,675
2,931,866
2,680,079
3,032,643
3,728,835
3,743, 669
4,132,993
4,452,211
6,162,891
4,860,893
5,528,436
7,443,074
7,196,969
8,822,624
10,401,953
11,669,265
9,897,545
10,793,128
12,370,985

1898___
1899........
1900........
1901........
1902........
1903.....
1904........
1905........
1906........
1907........
1908........
1909........
1910........
1911........
1912........
1913........
1914........
1915........
1916........
1917........

Value.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
rem
duty.
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Dollars.
12,809,186 5,830,089
11,796,060 5,140, 785
20,857,844 7,815,929
18,319,109 6,988,479
28,261,053 10,464,404
52,456,840 16,865,971
26,277,690 9,651,240
22,044,937 8,422,238
30,579,453 9,784,043
42, 739, 786 <12,322,878
26,499,850 9,331,328
21,620,690 8,216,063
37,553,898 12,375,286
32,119,753 10,160,992
25,676,356 8,837,875
32,381,223 10,067,527
25,580,857 6,001,114
15,153,890 3,392,414
12,499,249 2,540,742
13,887,957 2,707,564




Per ct.
45.51
43. 58
37.47
38.15
37.03
32.15
36.72
38. 20
32.00
28.83
35.21
38.00
32. 95
31.63
34.42
31.09
23.46
22.39
20.33
19.50

Value.

Dollars.

11,315,233
11,179,337
13,130,742
11,682,328
11,281,763
11,307,565
11,028,342
11,670,748
14,873,930
19,833,100
14,100,522
13,693,297
16,699,938
14,934,247
16,142,972
17,876,109
14,230,460
9,127,276
5,998,343
7,257,300

Hops.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­ Value.
rem ‘
duty.
rate of
duty.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty. ■

Dollars.
437,767
478,553
611,791
608,852
746,566
858,990
825,263
893,322
1,097,328
1,491,814
1,198,931
1,282,532
1,687,140
1,686,653
2,216,147
2,479,154
2,465,327
2,057,815
2,185,740
2,401,959

Dollars. Per ct.
278,469 43.76
160,087 27.66
306,878 43.10
298,688 36.08
347,334 40.59
719,992 40.66
332,466 24.28
518,579 26.33
1,155,625 50.99
688,006 37.94
1,036,343 54.21
886,069 66.36
502,444 33.66
1,366,644 50.60
477,313 21.46
1,355,484 47.67
857,720 30.90
1,873,685 68.42
106,285 71.99
33,925 62.02

Per ct.
21.81
20.90
20. 81
22.72
24.61
23.04
22.04
21.62
24.64
24,21
24.66
23.20
22.66
23.43
25.12
23.83
21.13
20. 79
20. 25
19.42

Iron and steel, and manufac­ Leather, and manufactures of.
tures of.
Year
ended
June
30-

1917—Contd.

Dollars.
636,383
578,834
712,016
827,944
855,735
1,771,046
1,369,329
1,969,308
2,266,333
1,813,306
1,911,602
1,335,300
1,492,779
2,700,762
2,223,895
2,843,299
2,775,882
2,738,644
147,638
54,701

Meat and dairy products.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty,
rem
rate of
duty.

Value.

Dollars. Per ct.
3,658,655 32.33
3,988,377 35.68
4,635,856 35.31
4,104,453 35.13
4,074,793 36.12
4,002,598 , 35.40
4,020,221 36.45
3,967,660 33.99
5,073,905 34.25
6,133,538 30.93
4,506,444 31-96
4,966,476 36.27
5,345,755 32.01
4,831,143 32.35
4,805,429 29.77
4,993,795 27.94
4,070,880 28.61*
2,743,541 30.06
1,765,080 29.43
1,729,897 23.84

1,922,530
1,950,835
2,255,491
2,607,080
3,461,220
4,619,129
4,082,271
4,190,678
5,031,358
6,686,418
6,503,773
6,605,894
9,043,187
11,261,639
11,060,428
11,854,601
14,495,362
10,470, 702
7,925,387
5,266,443

Dollars.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct.
710,053 36.93
800,135 41.01
920,289 40.80
1,026,774 39.38
1,217,409 35.17
1,502,192 32.52
1,531,185 - 37.51
1,582,795 37.77
1,830,854 36.39
2,236*451 33.45
2,156,447 33.15
2,283,186 34.56
2,800,397 30.97
3,167,494 28.13
3,157,219 28.54
3,336,772 28.15
2,911,562 20.09
1,943,066 18.56
1,506,769 19.01
949,997 18.04

IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION, AND DUTIES,
No. 267.— P r in c ip a l

507

C l a s s e s op I m p o r t e d D u t ia b l e M e r c h a n d is e E n t e r e d f o r
C o n s u m p t io n : V a l u e s a n d A m o u n t s o p
Co l l e c t e d ,
to

Durr

1898

1917—Gontd.

Metals, metal compositions, Oils, animal, mineral, and Paints, pigments, colors, and
varnishes.i
vegetable.
and manuiactures of, n. e. s.
Year
ended
June
30—

Value.

1898........
1899........
1900........
1901-....
1902........
1903........
1904........
1905........
1906........
1907........
1908........
1909........
1910........
1911........
1912........
1913........
1914........
1915........
1916........
1917........

2,819,839
3,029,140
3,571,005
4,744,129
4,121,324
4,659,517
5,303,174
5,276,767
6,551,822
7,903,168
5,623,341
5,809,357
6,703,775
6,591,115
4,657,269
5,407,022
5,535,365
2,592,018
1.565,875
1,743,004

Dollars.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.
Dollars.
1,223,389
1,340,931
1,589,271
1,670,081
1,826,070
2,074,900
2,350,762
2,317,307
2,935,177
3,533,179
2,492,384
2,443,764
2,741,547
2,650,673
2,027,502
2,148,118
1,523,199
556,407
329,135
370,501

Per ct.
43.39
44.26
44.50
35.20
44.31
44.53
44.33
43.92
44.80
44.71
44.32
42.07
40.90
40.22
43.53
39.73
27.52
21.47
21.02
21.26

Value.

Dollars.

2,037,156
2,198,001
2,531,416
3,099,207
3,765,278
4,047,869
4,509,776
4,444,925
5,170,678
6,523,488
7,409,057
7,591,845
7,843,852
12,307,223
10,626,087
9,938,216
13,275,652
12,231,244
15,530,549
18,890,135

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars.
593,958
680,593
749,669
815,622
1,093,676
1,195,846
1,265,793
1,305,567
1,622,932
1,985,737
2,190,534
2,319,909
2,433,309
3,402,783
3,120,374
3,028,646
2,675,827
2,520,013
2,676,707
2,897,628

Per ct.
29.16
30.97
29.61
26.32
29.05
29.55
28.07
29.37
31.39
30.44
29.57
30.56
31.02
27.65
29.37
30.47
20.15
19.05
17.23
15.34

Value.

Dollars.

1,041,807
1,192,880
1,515,697
1,445.866
1,596,199
1,825,972
1,646,916
1,512,508
1,673,701
2,012,746
1,743,980
1,687,401
1,915,148
1,958,583
1,880,140
2,102,207
2,350,021
1,935,055
2,002,679
1,518,585

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct.
338,870 32.53
394,045 33.03
502,807 33.17
462,437 31.98
513,620 32.17
593,517 32.50
541,467 32.88
474,241 32.68
528,045 31.55
627,511 31.18
521,702 29.91
521,939 30.93
587,992 30.70
630,975 32.22
612,706 32.59
649,804 30.91
406,482 17.30
281,316 14.54
262,130 13.09
195,116 12.85

cosmetics,
Paper, and manufactures of.2 -Perfumeries,preparations.and Pipes, and smokers' articles.
all toilet
Year
ended
June
30-

1898........
1899........
1900........
1901........
1902........
1903........
1904........
1905........
1906........
1907........
1908........
1909........
1910........
1911........
1912........
1913........
1914........
1915........
1916........
1917........

Value.

Dollars.

2,814,214
3,183,236
3,787,523
3,916,015
4,257,517
4,734,010
5,306,871
5,537,361
7,024,198
10,647,433
12,125,513
11,476,963
14,300,940
15,236,698
12,356,423
12,761,634
12,664,358
9,390,060
6,461,597
8,010,412

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
Tate of
duty.

Value.

Dollars.
808,825
927,610
1,134,328
1,163,015
1,238,285
1,363,140
1,495,142
1,547,210
1,887,954
2,710,657
2,924,958
2,875,092
4,140,841
4,439,113
3,699,026
3,784,696
2,982,890
1,992,959
1,258,981
1,682,215

Dollars,
418,138
505,945
522,468
594,282
710,023
824,908
845,437
930,422
1,060,863
1,234,246
1,091,574
1,423,906
1,208,778
1,536,170
1,649,956
1,877,968
2,275,730
2,401,328
3,038,891
3,630,503

Per ct.
28.74
29.14
29.95
29.70
29.09
28.79
28.17
27.94
26.88
25.46
24.12
25.05
28.96
29.13
29.94
29.66
23.55
21.22
19.48
21.00

1 Not including varnishes prior to 1012.




Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars.
270,937
329,565
340,625
373,664
434,408
500,144
502,225
550,786
627,280
801,583
628,846
817,413
773,440
988,087
1,064,632
1,204,188
1,313,786
1,248,867
1,560,717
1,980,031

Per ct.
64.80
65.14
65.20
62.88
61.18
60.63
59.40
39.20
59.13
64.95
57.61
57.40
63.98
64.32
64.53
64.12
57.73
52.01
51.36
54.54

Value.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Dollars. Per ct.
259,006 ! 152,057 58.71
282,457 165,913 58.74
304,361 180,001 59.14
347,713 201,997 58.09
392,671 233,138 59.37
510,293 303,116 59.40
697,952 393,583 56.39
688,310 381,535 55.43
844,331 483,644 57.28
1,043,361 600,705 57.58
1,052,277 607,984 57.78
936,136 538,511 59.52
1,109,184 643,393 58.01
1,417,532 826,529 58.31
1,409,658 818,501 58.06
1,315,771 757,764 57.59
1,355,491 705,960 52.08
1,191,847 588,088 49.34
1,229,583 611,396 49.72
3,082,237 1,538,582 49.92

* Includes books, maps, engravings, etc., alter 1909.

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IM P O R T S

POE

C O N S U M P T IO N ,

AND

D U T IE S .

No. 2 6 7 .—P rincipal Classes of I mported D utiable Merchandise E ntered for
Consumption : V alues and Amounts of D uty Collected , 1898 to 1917—Contd.
Plants, trees, shrubs, and
vines.
Year
ended
June
30-

Average ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Value.

Dollars. Dollars.
717,666 195,711
819,778 222,405
963,841 257,372
1,142,940 308,213
-1,162,814 312,875
1,372,167 370,731
1,494,944 411,189
1,513,870 415,582
1,523,580 411,102
1,847,939 490,999
2,029,576 556,736
1,971,769 526,459
2,342,428 561,080
2,740,118 597,402
2,969,405 612,751
3,193,914 631,625
3,580,320 581,728
3,729,999 640,802
3,668,148 654,563
3,920,385 647,703

1898.........
1899........
1900........
1901........
1902........
1903........
1904........
1905........
1906........
1907........
1 9 0 8 ....
1909........
1910........
1911........
1912........
1913........
1914........
1915........
1916........
1917........

Per ct.
27.27
27.13
26. 70
26.97
26.91
27.02
27.50
27. 45
26.98
26.57
22.01
26. 70
23,95
21.80
20.64
19.77
16.25
17.18
17.84
16.52

Silk, manufactures of.
e

Y
J

n

30—

e
u

1898........
1899.........
1900.........
1901___•.
1902.........
1903........
1904........
1905........
1906........
1907........
1908.........
1909.........
1910........
1911.........
1912........
1913........
1914........
1915........
1916........
1917........

d

a
n
V

e

r

d

e

Dollars.

a

22,635,047
25,026,504
30,358, 777
26,836,267
32,242,228
36,047,873
31,483,008
31,822,656
32,591,910
37,492,214
30,394,921
29,058,458
30,249,854
28,642,355
24,355,563
26,900,841
34,797,683
24,051,535
31,746,131
40,283,787

O

dl

u ru

Precious and semiprecious
stones, and imitations of.
Value.

Dollars.

7,228,989
12,836,942
12,513,871
15,852,933
18,244,024
20,904,938
14,374,270
22,440,156
29,597,567
30,919,847
12,063,100
24,147,124
37,175,385
31,124,271
31,242,643
37,059,023
28,945,190
14,935,351
44,523,327
46,507,690

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
rem
duty.
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct. Dollars.

Silk, artificial or imitation, and
manufactures of.1

A

Dollars. Per ct.

12,230,322 54.03
13,506,312 53.97
15,771,796 51.95
14,245,693 53.07
17,293,290 53.64
19,276,547 53.47
16,610,210 52. 76
17,010,130 53.45
17,351,095 53. 24
19,957,972 53.23
16,084,991 52.92
15,757,758 54.23
16,417,337 54. 27
15,150,420 52.90
12,687,490 52.09
13,988,110 52.00
16,703,693 48.00
11,262,067 46.82
14,743,551 46. 44
18,088,180 44.90

Value.

Value.

Dollars.

3,184,369
4,127,062
3,734,941
3,165,503
1,596,819

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct.
25.42
25. 45
24.23
20.50
21. 44
25.38
27.38
25.84
24.41
21.14
21.63
21.65
16.49
13.29
14.77
17.21
16.74
16.07
14.32
9.99

778,325 10.76 505,785 128,556
1,364,029 18.73 459,023 116,800
1,368,574 10.94 759,179 183,917
1,760,499 11.11 2,852,713 584,775
2,003,421 10.98 1,381,039 296,073
2,132,283 10.20 1,186,599 301,120
1,478,762 10.29 1,306,968 357,797
2,291,555 10. 21 1, 429,421 369,345
3,015,264 10.18 1,309,623 319,614
3,170,416 10.25 1,371,363 289,904
1,270,210 10.53 1,425,134 308,213
2,497,521 10.34 2,180,218 471,946
3,864,514 10.40 10,078,867 1,662,050
3,266,930 10.50 23,202,883 3,083,568
3,242,716 10.38 15,122,197 2,233,893
3,837,236 10.35 10,155,088 1,747,776
4,277,440 14.78 12,923,858 2,162,926
2,65A 081 17.77 15,351,754 2,467,241
7,735,067 17.37 23,099,412 3,307.103
8,086,182 17.39 27,430,688 2,739,698

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

v
e
r
­
g
e
a
d
vd
ai n l o a
­r
y
e r t . e y m .
r
a
t
e
o
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d
u
t
y
.
a

Seeds.

Spices.
Value.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
rem
duty.
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct. Dollars. Dollars. Per ct.
263,565 105,371 39.98
328,898 137,553 41.82
373,405 151,257 40.51
383,592 146,052 38.07
454,464 179,626 39.52
480,125 186,517 38.85
517,083 201,243 38.92
564,653 204,801 36.27
659,858 236,064 35.77
715,350 247,887 34.65
648,775 *218,713 33.71
864,986 307,812 35.59
726,316 241,745 33.28
941,104 280,871 29.84
1,005,023 318,209 31.66
1,471,609 46.21 819,925 257,371 31.39
1,643,035 39.81 4,423,555 637,499 14.41
1,376,300 36.85 *5,216,778 700,587 13.43
1,154,440 36. 47 7,583,932 927,328 12.23
624,915 39.14 8,452,384 893,391 10.57

1Silk, artificial, etc., prior to 1913 included with “ Silk, manufactures of,” and in part with “ Collodion,
etc.”




IM PO R TS FOR CO N SU M PTIO N ,

m

AND D U TIES,

Ho. 2 6 7 . —P rincipal Classes of I mported

D utiable Merchandise E ntered f o r
Consumption: V alues and A mounts of D uty Collected, 1898 to 1917—Confcd.
Spirits, wines, and. m alt liquors.

Year
ended
June 30—

Value.

1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908........
3909........
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917

Spirits, distilled.

Malt liquors.1

Dollars.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Value.

Dollars. Per ct.
53.46
51.09
50.83
50.55
51.90
53.24
53.20
54. 79
55. 35
54.32
54.78
54. 55
61.67
60.61
61.78
63.50
64. 57
58.77
53.83
47.97

1,325,764
2,158,538
2,771,321
3,211,035
3,523,934
3,940,346
4,323,990
4,564,035
5,229,194
6,503,392
6,249,470
7,438,044
7,227,841
6,114,226
6,230,554
7,263,003
7,295,353
5,135,028
6,788,617
7,323,013

1,160,371 620,301
.....................
1,456,971 744,333
.....................
1,740,039 884,463
.....................
1,885,927 953,330
.....................
1,898,964 985,620
.....................
2,052,981 1,092,994
.....................
2,332,857 1,241,512
.....................
2,410,153 1,320,475
.....................
.....................
2,724,639 1,507,960
3,384,273 1,838,190
.....................
3,329,211 1,823,977
3,284,884 1,791,770
3,287,352 2,027,254
.....................
3,423,721 2,075,029
.....................
3,260,672 2,014,344
.....................
3.274.128 2,078,961
.....................
2,966,546 1,915,609
.....................
1.638.129 962,766
.....................
1,452,761
..................... 782,069
1,430,665 686,296
.....................

Dollars.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.- rem
rate of
duty.

Value.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct.
145.35
140.40
134.48
130.38
132.54
131.06
128.98
125. 71
125. 37
121.74
123.01
118.41
126.12
148.72
143.52
144.16
146.16
148.73
142.57
108.51

Dollars.
6,177,734
6,516,126
7,381,221
7,931,363
8,810,299
9,629,509
9,263,121
9,781,666
10,348,951
11,710,563
10,269,894
11,132,549
13,396,634
9,008.079
9,371,196
10,027,855
9,976,026
6,467,159
7,936,216
8,863,051

Dollars. Per ct.
3,194,985 51.72
3,341,220 51.28
3,816,098 51.70
3,981,445 50.20
4,492,066 50.99
4,953,105 51.44
4,828,975 52.13
5,040,116 51.53
5,464,595 52.80
6,042,510 51.60
5,185,373 50.49
5,050,118 45.36
6,462,235 48. 24
5,495,391 61.00
5,809,015 61.99
6,283,978 62.67
6,509,450 65.25
4,505,088 69.66
4,825,346 60.80
4,758,385 53.69

1,926,954
3,030,613
3,726,849
4,186,461
4,670,827
5,164,398
5,576,888
5,737,208
6,555,658
7,917,114
7,686,984
8,807,399
9,115,898
9,003,027
8,942,120
10,470,377
10,780,058
7,637,196
9,678,488
7,946,343

Spirits, wines, and malt liquors—
Continued.
Total spirits, wines, and malt
liquors.

Year ended June 30—

Value.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1003.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.

1917.

.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.

Dollars.
8,663,869
10,131,635
11,892,581
13,028,324
14,233,197
15,622,836
15,919,968
16,755,854
18,302,784
21,598,227
19,848,575
21,855,477
23,911,827
18,546,026
18,862,422
20,564,986
20,237,926
13,240,316
16,177,594
17,616,729

Wines,

Sugar and molasses.

Average
Ordinary ad valo­
duty. rem rate
of duty.

Value.

Dollars. Per cent.
66.28
70.24
70.86
70.01
71.30
71.76
73.16
72:20
73.91
73. H
74.04
71.60
73.63
89.85
88.88
91.58
94.89
98.98
94.49
76.01

38,235,717
81,083,817
78,663,879
87,004,360
61,064,950
65,892,017
77,824,506
91,495,602
86,032,687
92,681,977
83,532,870
93,379,021
101,458,758
97,642,798
105,433,072
91,204,990
107,916,198
157,167,370
205,018,684
242,807,045

5,742,240
7,116,166
8,427,410
9,121,236
10,148,514
11,210,498
11,647,375
12,097,799
13,528,213
15,797,814
14,696,334
15,649,286
17,605,387
16,663,446
16,765,479
18,883,316
19,205,118
13,105,050
15,285,903
13,391,024

Including m alt extract from



Dollars.

1898 to 1907, inclusive.

Average
Ordinary ad valo­
duty. rem rate
of duty.

Dollars. Per cent.
77.54
75.9*
73.23
72.44
86,81
96.50
74.66
56.17
61.13
65.04
60.00
GO: 36
52.27
53.96
48.18
58.50
57.25
31.51
27.21
22.81

29,650,479
61,579,026
57,602,507
63,022,429
53,009,269
63,588,104
58,105,863
51,395,669
52,594,732
60,284,059
50,118,142
56,362,789
53,039,304
52,687,833
50,799,721
53,354,428
61,779,630
49,525,673
55,795,563
55,382,140

510

IM P O R TS FOR CO N SU M PTIO N , AND D U T IE S .

N o. 2 6 7 . — P r in c ip a l C l a s s e s
C o n s u m p t io n : V a l u e s

and

o p I m p o r t e d D u t ia b l e M e r c h a n d is e E n t e r e d f o r
A m o u n t s o f D u t y C o l l e c t e d , 1898 to 1917—Contd.

Tobacco, and manufactures of.
Year
ended
June
30—

Value.

1898........
1899........
1900........
1901........
1902........
1903........
1904........
1905........
1906........
1907........
1908........
1909........
1910........
1911........
1912........
1913........
1914........
1915........
1916........
1917........

Dollars.
8,225,483
9,371,597
13,597,162
15,055,501
16,332,287
18,298,781
17,875,683
20,725,298
22,917,352
29,960,184
26,495,243
27,332,038
29,581,469
29,788,180
31,116,052
32,437,743
32,332,220
29,499,102
30,195,472
37,299,651

Aver­
* age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.
Dollars.
9,916,183
10,627,399
14,382,206
16,655,744
18,757,718
21,892,109
21,176,293
22,689,611
23,927,701
26,125,037
22,160,090
23,269,458
24,124,239
26,159,615
25,571,508
26,748,125
26,892,273
24,875,246
27,580,595
29,837,013

Per ct.
120.55
113.40
105,77
110.63
114.85
119.64
118.46
109.48
104.41
87.19
83.64
85.13
81.55
87.82
82.18
82.46
83.17
84.33
91.34
79.99

Toys, dolls, doll heads, toy
marbles, etc.
Value.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Value.

Aver­
age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars.
2,219,551
2,261,578
2,893,116
3,813,105
3,987,540
4,210,937
4,988,071
4,927,483
5,900,522
6,929,841
7,187,482
4,860,017
6,628,683
8,158,941
7,881,296
7,923,890
9,090,901
7,898,252
3,384,414
1,492,529

Dollars. Per ct.
736,694 33.19
791,552 35.00
1,012,591 35.00
1,334,587 35.00
1,395,639 35.00
1,473,828 35.00
1,745,824 35.00
1,724,619 35.00
2,065,182 35.00
2,425,444 35.00
2,515,618 35.00
1,701,002 . 35.00
2,320,039 35.00
2,855,521 35.00
2,758,383 35.00
2,773,362 35.00
3,181,815 35.00
2,764*388 35.00
1,184,545 35.00
522,379 35.00

Dollars.
1,983,203
2,170,959
2,707,964
3,491,227
6,981,760
4,449,057
6,931,601
3,976,520
5,404,677
5,556,289
8,029,748
12,569,478
8,108,504
9,266,094
17,896,991
10,449,361
13,226,429
8,344,353
8,063,406
23,727,457

Dollars. Per ct.
859,866 43.36
929,592 42. 82
1,042,629 38.50
1,361,715 39.00
3,295,872 47.21
1,609,527 36,18
2,629,020 37.96
1,418,019 35.66
1,986,704 36.76
1,898,658 34.17
2,722,852 33.79
4,955,805 39.43
2,550,843 31.46
2,905,384 31.35
6,642,322 37.11
3,159,681 30.24
2,577,982 19.49
1,551,902 18.60
1,297,202 16.09
2,734,518 11.52

Wool, and manufactures of.

Wood, and manufactures of.

Unmanufactured.1

Year
ended
June
30—

Value.

age ad
Ordinary valo­
duty.
rem
rate of
duty.

1898..
1899..
1900.1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905. .
1906. .
1907..
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Dollars.
5,911,159
8,241.250
14,113,231
12,206,691
16,619,709
20,043,746
18,055,729
21,197,629
27,336,206
30,868,112
30,642,780
31,980,328
38,080,374
35,657,953
34,961,661
40,076,465
13,657,256
4,541,574
4,640,640
5,281,846

Dollars. Per ct.
1,277,726 21.62
1,754,764 21.29
2,609,506 18.49
2,212,567 18.12
2,804,244 16.87
3,230,837 16.12
2,887,575 15.99
3,246,141 15.31
4,143,117 15.08
4,385,039 14.21
4,059,682 13.25
4,033,289 12.61
4,349,911 11.42
4,192,573 11.76
4,257,662 12.18
4,750,715 11.85
1,793,378 13.13
729,318 16.06
673,582 14.52
775,878 14.69

Vegetables.

Manufactures of.

Value.

Ordinary
duty.

Aver­
age ad
valo­
rem
rate of
duty.

Value.

Dollars.
5,120,759
8,363,239
15,036,220
15,998,015
18,385,748
21,258,031
22,330,536
35,444,449
40,911,524
40,461,592
26,720,921
34,758,788
47,687,293
29.572,259
33,141,408
30,266,019
6,851,216
1,449,604
2,437,245
3,501,808

Dollars.
2,406,841
3,959,572
7,352,642
8,125,699
10,848,599
11,631,042
10,923,458
16,529,787
17,783,646
16,562,748
11,420,511
17,082,990
21,128,729
12,482,855
14,454,234
13,519,982
2,589,235
217,441
365,587
525,271

Per ct.
47.00
47.34
48.90
50.80
59.01
54.71
48.91
46.64
43.47
40.93
42.74
49.12
44- 31
42.20
43.61
44.67
37.79
15.00
15.00
15.00

Dollars.
13,239,873
13,978,852
15,620,495
14,729,450
16,977,872
19,302,007
17,632,313
18,021,042
22,353,591
22,357,206
19,101,576"
18,048,453
23,049,645
18,791,076
15,182,694
15,031,313
32,404,639
28,950,213
15,885,768
17,622,354

Ordinary
duty.

Aver­
age ad
valo­
rem
rate of
duty.

Dollars. Per ct.
10,150,323 76.67
13,270,581 94.93
14,284,782 91.45
13,449,306 91.30
15,548,240 91.58
17,564,694 91.00
16,329,034 92.61
16,547,592 91.82
20,185,049 90.30
19,992,068 89/42
17,424,734 91.22
16,278,828 90.20
20,771,964 90.12
16,483,662 87.72
12,599,246 82.98
12,293,904 81.78
14,387,241 44.40
9,701,772 33.51
5,776,935 36.37
6,590,475 37.40

1TJmnanufactured wool free of d uty, in whole or in p art in 1898,1914, and 1915. In 1915 the figures include
only hair of the Angora goat, alpaca, and other like animals.



No. 2 6 8 .—DRAWBACK: A mount P aid on I mported A rticles U sed in th e Manufacture of A rticles E xported, Y ears E nded June 30,
1905

Article.

1905

1906

1907

1908

to

1917.

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

i Included in “ All other breadstuffs" prior to 1917.




3 including wheat flour only, prior to 1917.

3 Not including manufactures of gelatin prior to 1913.

DRAWBACK

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Aluminum, and manufactures of................. 36,568 44, 535 65,589 16,501 53,061 189,639 303,894 222,263 245,694 254,123 151,169 75,492
70,154
96
Antimony: Regulus or m etal........................
138
1,201
967
521
745
564
353
893
498 38,685 181,928
989
Breadstuffs:
106,611
R ice1..........................................................
W heat, and wheat products 2 ................ 15,312 38,774 49,870 50,153 55,569 167,762 180,472 i2i,496 147,318 69,646 26,273 52,865
80,772
719
All other..................................................... 195,391 118,766
462
2,258 26,169 244,990 118,901 17,457 31,421
5,388
26 75,124
Chemicals, drugs, and dyes:
9,031
6,363
8,863
Argols, or crude tartar............................. 10,856 13,258
9,092 13,112
4,395
9,535
5,590
5,712 10,014
6,023
7,472
6,871 16,244 16,604
Coal-tar products......................................
6,188 10,422 11,825
5,445
5,236 . 9,258
6,566
4,477
43,435
Flowers and leaves—Coca leaves...........
68,669
22,509
Glycerin....................................................... 37,815 27,855 39,445 53,553 66,712 54,176 63,872 i04,056 39,290 15,950 59,234 53,394
Gum s...........................................................
5,909 22.093
56,389
3,307
1,564
2,634
3,379
9,835
1,156
9,841
67
5,563
Licorice—R oot...........................................
Opium, and manufactures of.................
1,103 22,207 372,978 340,108
10
544
546
330
93
952
49
984
P o ta sh '....................................................... 5,758
340
6,371
847
6,839
967 18,050
7,142
2,389
20,564
5.888
5,637
All other...................................................... 28,678 22,974 57,556 122,459 90.045 45,738 21,443 24,392 19,876 17,591
555
2,288
3,818
7,084
5,963
Clocks and Watches, parts of.......................... 1,240
5,191
6,851
5,659
4,372
8,742
5,296
2,115
28,287
Cork, manufactures of.....................................
9,865 13,695 18,489
9,053 13,478 17,019
2,655
800
25,676
Cotton, manufactures of................................. 12,628 16,558 18,824 44,295 35,019 27,569 42,020 28,089 56,296 25,033 16,291 24,250
Fibers, etc.:
4.888
Bagging and burlaps................................ 277,436 282,642 347,140 450,627 399,351 257,304 239,735 278,614 309,228 303,168 71,515
1,059
26,795
All other..................................................... 15,783 14,881 21,739 27,788
8,318 16, 774 15,801 19,081 19,697 26,738 25,373 31,124
42,409
Fruits and n u ts................................................ 16,590 17,298 22,916 23,775
8,875 37,439 14,167 41,585 52,016 50,735 58,279 70,243
16,320
Gelatin, and manufactures of 3...................... 15,244 10,737 13,435 20,526 21,063 14,416 21,040
8,955 28,080 10,656 26,182 18.093
3,148
9,338
9,635
Glass and glassware......................................... 16,549 16,827 11,843 12,380 12,839 12,628 10,473 11,242 12,453 13,561
940
Hides of cattle, raw or uncured.................... 565,515 683,992’ 907,387 845,433 762,693 504,051 264,638 104,548 93,068
1,224
390
9,121
5,718
5,206
Iron o re ............................................................. 64,660 104,356 65,000 14,114 15.045 12,768
9,573
Iron and steel; etc.:
91 13,795
5,100
Iron, in pigs............................................... 197,420 317,072 152,559 214,559 154,093 26,051 15,055 14,420
1,349
2,127
588
Scrap iron and steel.................................. 27,068 48,935 97,624 25, 614
5,466
7,491 10,099 12,861 13,236
8,692
1,824
1,538
Steel ingots, blooms, and slabs............... 70,589 44,511 25,471 67,085 27,488
9,535 20,187 23,9$9 12,851
551
9,514
Sheets and plates, n. e. s........................
451,246
3,723
45,271
22,473
Tin plates............................................... 2,252,382 i , 788,762 1,525,282 2,359,486 1,734,887 1,899,585 1,461,479 ■ 384,832
84,905
2,262
2,868
1,891
290
3,756
Wire rods...............................................
802
17,472
3,543
1,438
2,725
1,200
1,750
4,094
1,293
10,702
23,592
Wire, and manufactures of...................... 17,393
21,840
21,379
15,891
26,565
9,054
22,531
14,825
21,585
66,318
Forgings—Ball bearings, etc..................
1,882
4,721
60
8,576
9,882
5,867
373
Wheels, or parts of................................... 22,238 13,263 29,277 15.395 30,93i
.4,749
All other..................................................... 87,044 127,532 61,627 48,170 86,304 32,213 52,011 43,906 60,037 44,490 37,346 45,962
Bead, etc.:
50,516
15,444
2,901
1,238
6,840
4,833
Lead-bearing ore....................................... 67,159 61,340 25,556 87.396 87,894 108,404 17,145
82,650
Bullion, and pigs and bars, etc.............. 248,761 205,435 231,273 278,195 157,299 158,210 412,057 415,720 480,098 372,117 134,053 83,508
4,526(
1,037
8,684
13,771
183
6,640
7,860
Leather, etc., and manufactures of............... 28,649 40,728 48,069 44,509 14,853

Article.

on I mported

1905

1906

Dollars. Dollars.
Meat and dairy products................................ 18,589
1,884
645
Metals, metal compositions, etc....................
25,497
Mica.................................................................... 4,074
3,531
Monazite sand and thorite.............................
Oils:
Rapeseed..................................................... 28,481 34,420
All oth er.. . .................... .......................... 11,525
7,148
Paper, and manufactures of........................... 9,324 11,917
Plaster rock or gypsum, crude;....................
3,333
1,935
4,087
37,978
Precious and semiprecious stones.................
Seeds....................................................................
526
769
Silk, manufactures of....................................... 8,108
8,164
Silk, artificial etc and manufactures of___
Spirits, wines, and m alt liquors:
Spirits, distilled......................................... 128,701 165,295
3,402
3,603
W in e s....!.................................................
Sugar and molasses:
Molasses and sirup.................................... 67,793 43,020
Sugar............................................................ 969,028 1,177,559
Tobacco, and manufactures of....................... 26,417 20,750
Type metal
t
.............. ..........
Wood, and manufactures of:
Lum ber...................................................... 69,817 71,043
All other...................................................... 3,673
1,583
Wools, etc., and manufactures of:
Unmanufactured....................................... • 14,636 18,121
6,742
6,922
Manufactures of.........................................
Zinc, etc., and manufactures of.....................
All other articles............................................... 91,950 108,915
Total......................................................... 5,806,475 5,831,125
1885.
1886,
1887,
1888,
1889.



$8,524,935
7,544,254
7,286,832
2,889,357
2,906,474

1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.

A rticles U sed in th e M anufacture of A rticles E x po rted , Y e ars E n d e d J u n e

1905 to 1907—Continued.

1907

1908

1909

1910

•

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

30,

1917

Dollars, Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
18,684
41
15,935' 18,275
2,171
32,642
5,911
1,318
32,073
43,926
38,656
20,758
3,950

275
6,670

27,823
31,386
5,247
9,113
12,345
11,076
4,239- ___ 4,102
46,996
16,130
813
1,968
13,942
9,701

60,385
5,837
12,928
3,831
3,396
1,959
16,319

13,473
9,160

5,173
5,143

20,621
2,329

43,978 45,497
9,124 10,795
11,915 23,670
3,132
1,483
12,007 60,802
3,660 321,851
24,065 19,857

34,866
8,441

50,186
6,582
776

54,147
9,868
622

30,742
5,585
12.353

39,376 46,358
11,471 14,781
27,545 34,957
3,265
4,021
32,127 13,548
534,408 418,891
25,325 30,076

40,451
8,000
36,702
2,789
25, 715
200,131
15,017

32,135
12,336
27,848
1,958
17
198,513
14,003

28,444
11.353
34,699
1,045
7,422
14,271
55,308

31,485
7,820

298,604
7,130
25,784
23,691
6,860

25,988

319
20,728
6,579
4; 247
94,497

6,145
3,435
152,809 200,470 156,060 154,338 146,646 136,458 123,764 123,272 78,495
4,758
3,948
4,463
4,544
3,488
3,107
3,222
4,384
3,105
3,279
3,706
2,084
6,270
7 444 10,464 10,330 23,295 14,335 22,947 ■ 10,579 11,447
37,233
994,295 1,102*855 2,099,037 1,922,707 1,976,859 1,364,085 1,420,937 647,740 5,401,173 13,771,181 15,736,758
3,363
7,389
9,300 15,013 18,393 24,234 21,519 17,599
13,647 16,558 16,833
2,192
634
729
21,046
120
1,247
60,831 64,014 51,566 45,203 30,897 24,207 21,760 19,593 10,905
3,420
2,458
174
333
576
5,310
1,651
233
9,164
8,271
8,231
2,686
45,835 51,802 ' 51,421 34,127 98,482 68,014 100,540 138,148 25,791
5,155
4,224 14,262 13,795 10,670 19,885 30,247 19,890 14,007
12,571
7,741
15,596
44,788 37,598
31 40,828 156,213 33,680 90,949 163,114 81,966 29,636
94,734 80,555 129,309 128,400 120,193 120,066 114,861 109,339 82,520 76,821 217,014
5,445,151 6,637,602 6,604,432 6,182,375 6,402,603 4,525,570 4,543,536 3,165,082 j7,339,236 j15,275,686 17,773,013

TOTAL DRAWBACK: PAID, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30,1885 TO 1904.
$2,771,225 1895,
1900.
0)
1901.
4,911,190 1896,
1902.
3,410,737 1897,
8
$2,387,551 1903.
3,390,977 1898,
3,793,886 1904.
4,303,976 1899,
1 No data.

$5,430,398
5,215,502
4,947,663
5,058,862
4,809,808

512

No. 268. — D r a w b a c k : A m ount P aid

No. 269.—IMPORTED MERCHANDISE WAREHOUSED, WITHDRAWN FROM, AND REMAINING IN WAREHOUSE: T otal

V alues, N o v em ber,

1915,

32951°— s A 1917'

Month,

December.
1916—January....
February.,
March-----April........
May......... .
June..........
July......... .
August —
September,
October—
November.
December.
1917—January...,
February..
March____
April.........
May......... .
June..........
July......... .
August----September.
October...,

D ollars.

73,813,363
68,135,011
67,282,341
66,711,661
67,235,782
67,985,397
74,674,425
83,487,198
98,058,094
100,607,809
101,470,461
93,818,144
86,203,361
83,061,201
81,848,654
82,149,601
84,992,204
88, 815,484
86,897,596
63,819,146
68,271,479
69,065,206
74,906,734
78,688,581

For exportation—
Total
Addi­
tions by remaining
in, and
liquida­ entered, To adja­
tion.
To other
warehouse.
cent
To
British Mexico. foreign
coun­
prov­
tries.
inces.

Dollars . Dollars. D ollars.
1,874,149 388,241 88,439,873
1,030,638
781,322 82,337,621
1,156,658 324,889 83,034,974
1,266,168 463,492 88,692,177
1,713,967 512,637 88,700,042
1,799,921
144,284 94,435,456
3,915,252
164,115 106,045,719
3,644,864 163,920 1 ,666,682
2
1
127,518 121,356,092
1,263,082
1,753,277
198,910 125,85.7,860
2,049,146
228,827 116,900,154
1,395,254 390,777 111,045,843
1,119,903
167,354 103,768,731
1,745,679
297,610 102,076,361
2,208,979
229,037 103,581,791
967,868 651,528 101,978,504
2,170,441
323,223 113,481,152
2,243,336
144,833 112,609,881
2,428,225 1,300,145 104,904,086
2 094,751 ' 522,322 85,656,714
3,024,642
112,727 88,147,348
1,711,193
277,616 90,041,235
3,459,779
103,112 95,382,994
4,784,807
235,373 98,064,939

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.

36,317
104,512
80, 692
452,605
190,456 52,648
34,707
447,235
403,439 26,273
19,255
253,668
317.205 33,687
537,225 37,633
677.206 33,126
48,394
226,705
88,315
589,186
19,995
377,923
26,716
424,879
61,572
715,944
24,003
522.408
60,893
435,322
467,119 63,974
359,386 148,143
1,135,567 64,845
583,520 126,860
756,241 118,203
555,525 106,723
577,983 174,942
563,073

685.407

Total.

For trans­
portation
to other
districts.

D ollars.

D ollars.

594,666 1,194,056
1,442,177
707,6'
1,240,995
1,169,962 1,413,066
1,438,416 1,920,358
654,717 1,084,429
705,139 978,062
1,054,098 1,404,990
658,997 1,233,855
410,629 1,120,961
405,763
680,862
772,914 1,450,415
986,904
588,986
593,325 1,044,920
867,498 1,635,014
372,393
918,804
504,557 1,000,772
691,635 1,222,728
1,116,737 1,623,266
1,094,914 2,295,326
721,845 1,432,225
1,560.064 2,434,508
1,214,722 1,876,970
644,095 1,397,020

652,258

883,734

931,292

1,470,437
2,090,688
2,631,994
3,247,034
1,712,764
3,104,592
1,442,807
2,703,353
2,068,829
1,558,264
1,425,788
2,316,125
2,718,838
995,166
3,383,678
2,131,646
3,151,581
2,520,206
4,254,850
2,431,840
2, 747,873
3,329,527

For trans­
fer to
bonded
For con­
manu­ sumption.
facturing
ware­
houses.

D ollars.

D ollars.

375,896 17,517,908
15,455 12,443,294
5,507 13,419,187
12,505 17,378,722
11,077 16,033,383
25,835 15,342,560
23,351 19,615,243
12,915 18,909,815
26,760 17,950,525
17,193 20,401,365
133,934 20,007,576
526,422 21,035,131
396,289 17,654,401
24,797 16,741,893
108,899 16,458,509
106,390 14,762,460
137,041 19,916,433
86,095 21,397,637
8,257 34,225,411
57,161 10,872,436
81,513 10,277,070
9,491,119
73,549
35, 886 11,936,699
74,781 11,263,496

Deduc­
tions hy
liquida­
tion.

Dollars.

333,268
223,062
187,187
561,414
117,833
61,173
229,101
176,276
94,336
144,527
190.809
272,250
244,148
99,972
510,930
203,480
227,744
874,179
2,076,425
1,640,106
3,036>484
703,485
96,985
794,989

Remaining
in ware­
house at
close o|
month.

Dollars.

68,135,011
67,282,341
66,711,661
67,235,782
67,985,397
74,674,425
83,487,198
98,058,094
100,607,809
101,470,461
93,818,144
86,203,361
83,061,201
81,848,654
82,149,601
84,992,204
88,815,484
86,897,596
63,819,146
63,271,479
69,065,206
74,906,734
78,688,581
81,205,126

i See explanatory notes, p. 7.

51S




Dollars.

12.364.120
12,390,650
14,271,086
20,250,856
19,237,656
24,505,854
27,291,927
36,370,700
21,907,398
23,297,864
13,151,720
15,441,668
16,278,113
16,971,871
19.295.121
18,209,507
25,995; 284
21,406,228
14,278,120
19,220,495
16,738,500
18,987,220
16,913,369
14,356,178

1917.1

W A R E H O U S E T R A N S A C T IO N S .

k1915—November.

From
other
districts,

O ctober,

Withdrawn from warehouse during the month—

Warehoused during
the month.
In ware­
house at
commence­
ment of
Direct im­
month.
portation.

to

United Kingdom.

Germany.

Other Europe.

Prance.

514

No. 270.—MERCHANDISE RECEIVED FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES FOR IMMEDIATE TRANSIT ACROSS UNITED
STATES TERRITORY OR FOR IMMEDIATE TRANSSHIPMENT TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES: V a l u e s , 1905 to 1917.1
Total Europe.

Year ended June 30—
Received.

D olla rs .

Shipped.

Received,

Shipped.

D ollars .

D ollars.

D ollars.

20.581.822
21,625,306
23.282.684
22.583.684

33,504,288
47,746,664
41,395,881
45,437,348

1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.

20,986,826
22,564,544
20,982,707
26,222,421

52,218,079
63,443,978
54,308,423
76,577,117

1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

25,448,483
17,167,337
12,723,056
.9,591,403
22,937,159

88,680,126
108,449,792
75,834,792
184,998,507
140,340,178

5,218,572
5,163,274
5,275,398
5,278,179

Shipped.

Received.

Shipped.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

7,228,276
8,702,643
5,965,966
7,746,096

2,501,143
. 2,282,660
3.454,662
2,660,679

1,580,772
1,415,235
2,043,445
1,890,466

4,357,602
4,816,364
4,936,850
6,099,514

9,944,637
10,059,244
6,681,020
7,630,978

2,083,525
1,787,902
1,953,445
1,563,728

2,811,539
1,872,203
2,464,375
2,411,941

6,459,376
4,694,086
1,080,16Q
9,291
5,693

10,933,889
9,146,041
858,520
11,456
1,650

1,621,907
1,879.055
1,450,988
1,853,547
2,693,407

2,165,080
3,251,167
5,666,197
26,289,255
36,983,057

5,647,829
6,172,273
6,282,498
5,866,792

Nova Scotia, etc.

D ollars,

D ollars.

44,499,483
60,934,200
52,997,692
60,575,499

33,949,366
35,243,513
38,295,242
36,389,334

5,544,141
6,415,347
6,486, 205
9,067,280

6,013,421
7,360,125
6,976,175

, Q51}540

32,972,094
35,584,157
34,359,207
42,952,943

70,987,676
82,735,550
70,429,993
94,671,576

9,397,749
8,466,400
7,021,464
5,608,270
6,325,915

9,236,601
8,314,697
4,884,873
34,607,853
60,401,356

42,927; 515
32,206,878
22,275,668
17,062, 511
31,962,171

111.015.696
129.161.697
87,244,382
245,907,071
237,726,241

British Columbia.

Quebec, etc.

Shipped.

2 ,1S8,147
3,069,658
3,592,400
5,501,589

8

CanadaA
Year ended June 30—

Received.

Newfoundland and
Labrador.

Total.

Received.
1905..................................................
1906..................................................
1907............................................. ;..
1908..........................................

Shipped.

Received.

Shipped.

Received.

Shipped-

Received.

Shipped.

Received.

Shipped.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars ,

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars,

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

Dollars.

1,465,066
1,754,125

1,052,641
723,149

27,248,680
28,583,336

37,094,646
52,793,918'

1909..................................................
1910
.......................................
1911..........................................
1912.....................................
1913
.
.........................
1914.....................................
1915..................................................
1916
.
...
1917
. v .........
............




3,154,327
3,839,940

1

|
|
J
1

1,735,442
2,236,344

41,714,039
58,387,983
50,919,902
53,606,189

30,036,763
31,542,829
31,750,035
29,157,443

60,056,537
72,152,540
60,969,639
91,726,157

31,296,911
36, 685,227
31,027,903
49,593,941

685,351
641,868
502,000
1,498,803

167,681
351,402
149,826
188,658

99,839,103
120,553,820
85,088,211
264,932,812
231,272,328

46,498,518
35,293,658
29,093,204
24,115,381
44,392 819

1,060,411
1,074,439
571,313
628,709
517,752

208,917
212,630
168,531
266,529
199,688

788,859
750,682
337,855
247,956

47,954
64,831
86,756
95,685

TRANSIT AND TRANSSHIPMENT TRADE,

1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.

Received.

West Indies and Bermuda.
Central American States
and British Honduras.

Mexico.
Year ended June 30—
Shipped.

Received.

Shipped.

D ollars.

D ollars.

Dollars.

D ollars.

1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.

5,545,098
7,001,605
7,478,272
IQ, 135,235

10,621,300
12,908,799
14,323,617
12,240,441

1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.

7,751,170
8,219,143
10,058,840
8,517,745

8,536,308
8,321,096
7,708,543
7,537,692

1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

7,034,357
8,092,205
5,489,721
4,754; 559
9,372,766

7.757,552
5.675,159
3,742,292
2,241,150
3,279,282

595,904
724,375
849,595
1,096,579

1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.

Received.

Shipped.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars .

D ollars.

11,391,223
11,539,790
9,471,144
10,668,280

2,498,181
2,399,044
2,315,669
3,032,871

2,170/940
2,546,941
3,367,879
3,962,709

12,648,853
14,099,23&
12,089,507
13,692,436

4,578,574
4,536,372
6,501,462
7,703,738

3,921,635
5,083,279
2,741,878
3,534,838
2,354,400

3.667.440
3,795,773
2,404,423
2,774,701
2,511,813

17,856,716
12,387,687
9,579,602
7,311,109
6,181,792

6,828,672
7,378,170
6,984,889
7,557,994
8,112,145

4,292,983
4,826,616
4,502,806
4,319,324

Africa.

Asia and Oceania,

4,914,951
6,160,467
7,644,500
6/853,075

17,318,945
22,861,792
18,601,745
22,242,970

9,493,525
10,696,839
14,145,962
14,556,813

6,478,068
7,467,649
4,728,113
3,340,147
7,861,757

6.763.115
6.768.115
4,807,694
10,382,221
5,013,494

24,334,784
19,855,336
14,307,715
10,651,256
14,043,649

13.929.582
14,146,285
11.792.583
17,890,215
13,125,639

All other countries.

Received.

Shipped.

Received.

Shipped,

D ollars.

D ollars ,

Dollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

7,549,040
6,359,242
6,957,826
6,496,923
7,352,843

5,409,241
5,710,831
6,547,824
7,516,186

6,676,7^4

4,983,929
3,527,004
9,297,560
5,792,056

8,305
11,483
6,847
1,832

850,082

473,466
389,542
273,370

Dollars.

103,664,760
133,650,602
117,848,408
123,062,553

103,664,760
123,650,602
117,848,408
123,063,553

130,989,099
150,400,059
136,924,803
181,480,596

130,989,099
150,400,059
136,324,803
181,480,596

192,786,738
198,303,232
142,076,025
317,479,477
315,608,924

192,786,738
198,303,232
142,076,025
317,479,477
315,608,924

2,708,341
3,097,594
2,486,552
2,725,286

2,068
77,811
212,751

218,476
251,430
459,853
727,590

651

3,149
468
145

5,422,647
4,662,279
4,483,144
4,691,824
8,802,571

2,409,280
4,154,530
2,876,081
9,316,907
7,511,249

697,246
415,754
116,783
4,713,962
9,930,544

622,849
879,562
875,581
5,653,857
1,051,603

43,766
12,083

351,944
16.106
18,535

* Not subdivided after 1906.

D ollars.

Shipped.

11,313
2,700
41
490

2,471,435
3,245,228
3,876,401
5,125,065

1 See explanatory notes, p. 7.

Received.

200
10

515

7,234,406
5,293,568
5,563,431
6,171,291

3,742,053
2,356,444
2,349,357
2,976,244

8,116,128
8,762,512
9,191,043
9,367,399

Total.

Shipped.

3,055,514
2,533,454
2,382,588
2,723,092

Dollars.

4,670,092
8,762,554
6,512,238
8,550,544*

Received.

4,431,072
5,143,381
5,060,516
5,577,922

Shipped.

D ollars .
13,014,082
13,945,428
12,311,120
13,639,066

Shipped.

4,993,593
5,052,079
5,266,987
5,223,270

R e ce iv e d .

3,823,145
3,935,896
4,6S8,237
5,048,075

1,622,859
2,405,638
2,8S9,976
2,970,786

Received.

1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.




Shipped.

1,308,612
1.461.440
1,699,809
2,798,060

Sou.th America.
Year ended June 3 0 -

Received.

TRANSIT AND TRANSSHIPMENT TRADE.

R e ce ive d .

Total.

All other.

Cuba.

in T ransit from C a n a d a b y A tlantic Coast D istricts and
S h ippe d to F oreign Co untries , Y e ars E n ded J u n e 30,1906 to 1917.
1907

2906

Article.

Value.

18,514,670
2,087,117
133,673

Article.
Barley........................bushels..
Bran.................................tons..
Buckwheat............... bushels..
Corn.................................do___
Corn m eal...................barrels..
Oats............. ............. bushels..
Oatmeal.................... pounds..
R ye............................ bushels..
W heat............................. do___
W heat flour...............barrels..
All other breadstufls..........
Total.................................

Quantity.
583,601
32,112
.14,561
25,339
3,416,298
54,168,315
55,507,853
1,364,520




D ollars.

434,308
770,060
8,498

D ollars.

240,844
77,265
226,447
1,494
42,066
383,941
689,553

15,200,821
1,690,737
233,315

19, 762, 705 10,865,036
506,105 2,187,664
90,245

Quantity.

1914

Quantity.

Value.

4,197,878
. 13,670
212,159

2,580,063
327,310
113,600

D ollars.

Value.
D ollars.

1,328,471
550
516,721
23,491
444,127
30,196,123
47,708
23,487,488
575,200

20,804,555

1918

Value.

Value.

179,308
366,777
39,079
4,428
185,227
350,269
613
1,600
45,587
16, 738
720,828
885,762
703,467 24,918,247

1910

1909

18,998,982

19,148,820
459,665

21,845,619
1912

Quantity.

D ollars.

362,671
2,410
350,560
958
30,947
19,752
252,228
1,976,734
404,902 25,274,725
166,183
56,473
199,426

13,393
754,894
17,463,643
22,628,933
516, 849

Value.'

D ollars.

351, 740
4, 258
373,761

3908

Value.

6,448,665
3, 713
29,407

3,601,076
70,553
14,896

D ollars.

68,308,853

87,041,575

D ollars.

Quantity.

Value.
D ollars.

207,797
5,034
249,124

27,154
9,860
58,740
198,472
319,896
676,875
887,867 51,835,903
1,400,927
33,836
42,903
62,953
22, 791,124 27,129, 471 28,335,573
2,654,699
1,199,835 5,696,983
118,621
57,662

13,371
1,273,053
31,366,196

32,939
560,358
832,343

24,192,228
1,145,310

23,684,655

1,030,298
19,859
683,884

27,781,817

37,306,535
1916

Quantity.

Value.

1,518,160
3,068

1,025,449
83,716

D ollars.

240
161
105,589
16,490
35,163
26,646
79,180
82,923
57,200
1,491, 486 6,863,768 2,697,075 4,030,895
1,501,204 3,497,603
1,948,700
957, 426 33,233,735
918,366 19,655,368
692,218
1,389,718 36,243,112
47,710
11,169
55,780
17,183
54,706, 369 71,831,089 69,740,002 32,158,217 37,262,927
53,097,358 56,749, 702
1,659,717
2,014,228 10,585, 258
7,411,907
7,350,041
6,171,445
1,685,077
2,567,183
603,934
253,364
645,970
63, 705,135

Value.

Quantity.

541,069
445,604
377,805

792,852
12,132
294,433

1915

Quantity,

1911

52,357,379

Quantity.

101,501
109,197
125,490

5,067,608
134,608

30,648,695
1917

Value.
D ollars. '

Quantity,

Value.
Dollars.

4,780,426 3,458,705
4,188,921
1,164
1,128
30,559
82,654
2,443
82,654
34,369
25,714
20,000
15,067
15, 769
54,878
19,150,222
8,796,372 25,320,154
39,748,645
1,200,355 37,923,282
309,970
106,362
91,494
157,666,388 169,050,211 104,953,682
3,058,578 16,733, 461 3,018,243
416, 769

3,056,824
34,932
2,280
35,243
70,554
13,529,569
1,286,071
448,206
151,520,469
21,169,828
322,256

199,935,458

191,476,232

TRANSIT AND TRANSSHIPMENT TRADE.

Barley........................bushels..
B ran.................................tons..
Buckwheat............... bushels..
Corn................................. do___
Corn m eal...................barrels..
O ats.......................... bushels..
Oatmeal.....................pounds..
R vr.............................bushels..
W heat..............................do----W heat flour...............barrels..
All other bread stnfFs...............
Total.................................

Quantity.

»
Quantity.

516

No. 271.—CANADIAN IN-TRANSIT BREADSTUFF'S: R eceived

EXPORTS OF COTTON M AN U FACTU R ES.

517

N o. 2 7 2 .—EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC M ANUFACTURES OF COTTON:

Q u a n t it ie s

anb

V a l u e s , 1866

to

1917.

Cloths.
Year ended June 30—
Colored.

Y ards.
1866.....................................
1867.....................................
1868...-................................
1869.....................................
1870.....................................
1871.....................................
1872.....................................
1873.....................................
1874.....................................
1875......................... ...........
1876.....................................
1877.......... ..........................
1878.....................................
1879.......... ..........................
1880.......... ..........................
1881.....................................
1882.......... ..........................
1883.....................................
1884.....................................
1885.....................................
1886.....................................
1887.....................................
1888.......... ..........................
1889.......... ..........................
1890.....................................
1891.....................................
1892.....................................
1893.....................................
1894.....................................
1895...................................
1896.....................................
1897................. ...................
1898.................... ................
1899.....................................
1900.....................................
1901...................................
1902...................................
1093.....................................
1904...................................
1905....................................
1906.....................................
1907.....................................
1908.....................................
1909.....................................
1910...................................
1911.....................................
1912.....................................
1913.....................................
19M.
.............................
19 15....;.............................
1916.....................................
1917.....................................

405,998
674,426
2,979,275
0)
6,064, 715
5,083,923
2, 844, 888
3,585,629
4,625,180
7,593,723
16, 488,214
29,601,304
37,765,313
45,116,058
37, 758, 166
68,184, 293
29, 525, 672
34,066,292
35,441,296
32, 738,123
51, 293,373
67, 793, 013
54,446,936
40, 856,329
42,309,770
39,016, 682
40,815,450
43,016,108
61,538,458
58,467, 743
58,747,729
83,409,441
79, 415,376
108,940,972
87, 880, 515
115,949,219
146, 769,292
169, 511,667
91,319,979
127,916,497
116,975,946
120,286,042
80,264,971
121,508,345
137,829, 096
153,753,170
188,798*352
192, 044,459
172,868,473
186,063,842
297,445,265
431, 430,713




Uncolored.

D ollars.
88,742
139,964
531,669

Y ards.
3,041,715
6,020,731
10,839,177

D ollars.
718,006
1,142,451
1,551,339

0)
0)
0)
1,035,469
1,345,988
8,276,3§4
724, 841
14,832,931
1,776,694
458,998
8,859,191
1,317,719
596,912
10,187,145
1,655,116
668, 781
13,247,142
1,681,209
21,224,020
2,313,270
939,061
1,455,462
59,319,267
5,314,738
2,484,131
76,769,147
6,437,223
2,959,910
88,528,192
7,053,463
3,209,285
6,288,131
84,081,319
2,956,760
68,821,557
5,834, 541
4,983,312
80,399,154
6,624,374
9,351, 713
2,326,319
114,994,402
2,648,278
103, 634,459
8,629,723
2,579,866
99,750,450
7,503,361
2,230,567
114,806,595
7,919,670
3,149,091
142,547,980
9,231,170
4,003,772
136,809,074
9,256,486
3,522,612
7, 812,947
115,766,679
2,885,373
5,577,401
77,596,862
2, 886,435
75,716,490
5,480,403
2,590,934
9,277,112
135,529,590
2, 484,300
142,938,871
8,673,663
2, 802,462
100,776,006 6,306,022
3,854,935
124,349,278
7,639,851
3,444,539
125,790,318
7,034,678
3,419,158
9,539,199
166,391,639
4,770,231
230,123,603 12,511,389
4,138,887
191,092,442
9,151,936
5,221,278 303,063,083 13, 748,619
4,839,491
264,314,474 13,229,443
7,581,812
135,554,132
6,554,225
7,359,288 358,004, 521 18,501,908
8,443,148 325,867,530 16,909, 436
5,439,277 , 156,060,758
9,256,922
7,325,408 566,584,218 33,995,134
6,929,307 594,517,108 36,252,553
7,502,082 206,054,287 13,737,165
8,459,064
5,809,019
125, 729,841
246,123,197 14,527,501
7,165,579
172,082,208 11,450,025
8,521,466
10,575,048
192,836,999 13,812,051
11,584,797 287,980,147 19,804,201
12,578,109 252,684,782 18,090,125
11,613,653
241,991,540 17,230,974
210,880,353 16,146,300
12,536,255
22,902,095 253,126,455 23,479,295
258,763,183 26,946,361
45,661,749

1 Included in “ Other manufactures.”

Other
manufac­
tures of.

Total.

D ollars.

D ollars.

973,427
1,708,175
3,325,820
4,608,235
2, 788,046
4,871,054
6,874,222
5,874,222
1,405,825
3,787,282
1,056,601
3,558,136
527,613
2,304,330
2,947,528
695,500
-745,850
3,095,840
819,551
4,071,882
952,778
7, 722,978
1,314,489
10,235,843
1,425,287
11,438,660
1,356,534
10,853,950
1,190,117
9,981,418
1,963,701
13,571,387
13,222,979
1,544,947
1,673,144
12,951,145
1,801,984
11,885,211
1,686,354
11,836,591
13,959,934
1,579,673
14,929,342
1,669,084
1,677,630
13,013,189
1,749,870
10,212, 644
1,632,439
9,999,277
1, 736,811
13, 604,857
2,068,254
13,226,277
2,700,871
11,809,355
2,846,100
14,340,886
3,310,593
13, 789,810
3,879,039
16,837,396
3,756,058
21,037,678
3,733,269. 17,024,092
23,566,914
4,597,017
5,934,153
24,003,087
6,136,381
20,272,418
32,108,362
6,247,166
6,863,720 32,216,304
7,707,514
22,403,713
8,345,538
49,666,080
9,762,173
52,944,033
11,066,165
32,305,412
10,909,675
25,177,758
10,185,486
31,878,566
33,397,097
13,425,606
16,464,819 40,851,918
19,380,513
50,769,511
23,075,743
53,743,977
22,622,606
51,467,233
43,290,982
71,973,497
65,671,845 112,053,235
63,691,732 136,299,842

E nded June 30. 1909

Article.

A lu m in u m , a n d m an ufactures o|..............................
A r t w o r k s .............................................................................
A sbestos, m an ufactures o f .............................................
B la c k in g ..............................................................................
B rass, a n d m an ufactures o f — ...................................
B room s a n d b r u s h e s .......................................................
C a u d le s ..............................................................................
Cars, carriages, other veh icles, a n d pa rts o f . . . —
C ellu loid, a n d m an ufactures o f . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C e m e n t..........................................................
C hem icals, d rugs, d yes, a n d m e d ic in e s .. . . . . . . . . .
C locks a n d w atches, an d parts o f . ...... ..................... ..
C o k e ............ .......................................................................
C opper, m an ufactures o f , ........................ .., .................
C ork, m an ufactures o f .....................................................
C otton , m an ufactures o f ......................... ........................
p e u t a i g o o d s ...................................... ................................
E arth en , stone, a n d ch in a ware
E lectrical m a ch in ery , appliances, a n d instru­
m en ts i ..................................................................... . . . .

Explosives............................................................... .
Fertilizers (except crude)..................................... .
Fibers, manufactures of........................................
Furs and fur skins3, -............ .................. ............
Glass and glassware................................................
Gold and silver, manufactures of, including Jew­
e lr y ,.,......... ........................................
household and personal effects..............................
India rubber, manufactures of.............................

instruments and apparatus for scientific pur­
poses i ..........................................................................
Iron and steel, manufactures o f1..............................
Lamps, chandeliers, etc. (except electric), ..........
Lead, manufactures of, including ty p e .................
Leather, and manufactures of. . , ...................... .......
Matches............................................................................
Motor boats.....................................................................
Musical instruments.................................., .................



D o lla rs.

592.831
25,694,184
341,639
494,509
268,598
538.832
3,510,276
494,681
353,098
15,392,817
587, S59
1,143,657
16,234,347
2,517,332
2,752,275
85,290,186
150.508
31,878,566
1,656,384
1,599,634
3,478,714
1.177,632
7,284,318
9,207,77Q
2,173,193
1,259,790
4,397,152
7,432,832
479,289
8,927,294
144.951,357
1,715,939
770,984
42,974,795
92,28Q
356,211
2,619,772

1911
D o lla rs.

1917.

1912
D o lla rs.

872,997
28,134,033
666,937
1,065,695
293,616
598,744
4,355,561
604, 469
294,578
20,630,859
1,189,080
2,292,376
18,1Q5,792
2,588,931
3,077,372
88,004,397
157,046
33,397,097
1,746,260
2,242,810

1,347,225
35,973,398
1,330,018
680,506
388,833
.608,037
6,230,092
757,181
291,417
30,534,936
1,694,214
4,349,290
20,396,925
3,126,771
2,300,964
103,813,110
168,267
40,851,918
2,433,231
3,138,188

1,654,718
35,640,005
1,144,353
943, 427
520,894
715,346
,8,880,942
693,223
255,075
42,633,303
2,034,371
21,912,942
3,542,145
2,938,191
113,958,919
294,046
50,769,5U
2,656,917
4,481,382

5,352,663
1,245,940
6,849,250
14,501,635
2,805,401
1,444,388
4,758,095
10,175,634
518,606
12,535,643
179,133,186
2,273,355
726,429
52.646,755
80,877
353,576
3,182,343

4,763,242
1,652,293
8,565,990
10,473,517
3,246,391

5,050,858
1,890,974
9,898,528
615,441
3,494,153
1,850,817
8,230,470
12,822,918
640,821
13,526,802
268,154,262
2,822,032
894,003
60,756,772
92,861
684,329
3,600,936

1,822,698

7,094,366
12,452,562
642,034
12,421,512
230,725,352
2,661,702
911,011
53,673,056
77,106
381,940
3,471,401

1918
D o lla rs.

2,311,382
40,572,352
1,046,915
818,604
8,554,636
669,935
246,274
54,585,888
1,639,046
5,822,107
22,286,340
3,606,257
3,318,437
140,164,913
339,436
53,743,977
2,847,836
4,967,019
26,772,816
5,267,566
1,875,999
10,963,946
924,683
4,193,642
1,893,117
10,272,892
14,324,894
654,287
1,856,998
304,605,797
3,170,233
861,832
63,893,351
102,407
768,523
3,799,731

1914
D o lla r s .

2,114,633
31,965,789
1,101,920
1,415,302
687,073
049.895
7,472,476
585,116
283,018
51,676,222
1,387,541
3,382,282
21,924,337
3,013,149
2,789,814
146,222,556
462.199
51,467,233
2,679,170
4,353,241
25,060,844
6,272,197
1,360.903
12,575,470
870,824
3,729,623
1,432,227
7,919,925
12,441,220
625,074

1,760,861

251,480,677
2,808,034
2,829,698
57,566,261
77,730
519,584
3,358,631

1915
D o lla r s .

1,802,248
10,304,978
3,245,T69
298,321
535,027
503,629
20,544,559
712,246
417,345
85,108,341
722.850
3 ,24r, 686
43,223,330
2,574,809
2,304,475
99, 558,030
211,795
71,973,497
1,382,928
% 764,438
19,771,757
41,476,188
2,128,190
12,268,556
1,253,535
5,558,717
933,429
4,292,504
14,767,513
539,721
2,431,404
225,861,387
2,222,747
9,102,075
120,727,156
474,450
273,516
2,048,715

1910
D o lla r s .

1917
D o lla rs,

6,069,214
3,333,338
26,552,986
17,611,297
20,299,982
5,644.349
395,868
404,529
1,502,437
1,019,083
784,552
1,036,234
164,876,044
383,327,550
984,846
1,312,433
749,369
575,659
167,743,843
166,543,664
2,328,142
3,112,441
3,776,564
4,111,550
181,028,432
119,937,581
4,118,264
4,276,399
3,779,445
6,279,552
173,946,226
322,585,844
541,579
455,424
112,053,235
136,299,842
2,055,629
2,227,640
3,6Q7,824
30,256,778
51,903,823
467,081,928 802,789,437
6,056,887
3,586,439
21,377,276
27,341,711
2,435,713
5,238,722
12,321,338
13,554,530
1,694,489
1,783,690
4,190,875
5,521,014
35,153,374
31,105,075
967,442
1,128,857
5,868,155
6,018,803
621,237,972 1,138,194,143
3,155,444
3,994,383
13,943,945
16,707,074
140,703,815
153,709,573
497,119
430,050
800,231
917,438
3,454,064
4,142,896

EXPORTS OP P R IN C IP A L D O M ESTIC M A N U F A C T U R E S .

.

Agricultural implements.. , .......................................

1810

D o lla rs.

A brasives (em ery an d o t h e r ).

1900

to

518

No, 373.—EFFORTS OF PRINCIPAL DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES (NOT INCLUDING FOODSTUFFS): By A rticles , Y ea r s

T ota l m an u fa ctu res.............................. .
T ota l d om estic e x p o r t s ....................................
P er cen t m an u factu res.....................................

15,101,147 18,681,962 25,022,720 26,754,987 26,471,292 19,882,165 11,127,239 13,503,607
15,581,208
3,407,259
4,613,705
8, 791,873
9,335,469
0,256,563
9,474.389 11,010,699 12,466,700
14,164,713
65,467
66,614
52,696
57,215
46,431
63,763
51,081
89,740
172,529
99,092,112 93,813,031 92,698,003 105,640,733 129,666,995 145,361,384 128,781,641 160,6G2,838 223,668,950
1,681,238
2,819,708
2,246,670
2,677,863
3,307,429
2,408,307
3,958,797
4,506,416
6,401,809
6.294.746
7,256,318
5,702,803
7,072,617
7,681,938
4,780,107
7,415,723 11,416,329
15,041,500
6,351,445
7,088,994
8,853,998
8,840,683 10,092,719
9,639,860
8,096,473
9,243,148
10,346,905
7,663,139
8,994,277 10,361,501 10,617,367 11,686,584 11,023, 774 11,751,885 19,864,238
32,806,075
6,445,917
7,378,736
7,886.359
8,123, 486
6,516,338 10,589,843 12,873,250
9,679,273
16,038,811
824,460
683,253
1,147,630
1,009,359
1,620,872
1,441,982
1,715,059
3,618,620
2,903,063
4,184,716
4,765,155
9, 445,446
7,142,603
9,431,800
9,137,287
8,276,291 15,986,066
14,322,188
160,121
333,598
232,570
298,124
293,823
407,357
189,418
187,574
142,270
645.924
818,444
956,018
1,038,131
1,102,284
899,391
624,490
2.206.790
1,162,001
58,109
95,662
75,689 ■ 73,625
63,710
72,752
64), 420
188,234
242,237
153,566
256,084
14,817
20,610
32,241
21,885
274,086
155,089
1,071,325
847,894
2,307,605
2,390,858
1,992>765
1,097,593
1,538,543
2,745,396
8,073,3/5
5,204,813
3,620,546
4,046,981
4.536.028
4,939,002
4,629,567
3,472,431
6.291.790
6,319,758
4,858,299
1,965,401
780,155
1,274,773
3,137,552
1,825,230
2,609,716
4,721,533
5,576,914
2,939,453
1,034,361
1,082,920
1,179,614
956,405
1,626,855
1,470,035
1,423,403
831,937
968,349
838,115
886,661
478,001
634,330
724,850
799,507
1,050,842
691,164
680,492
772,690
1.234.029
999,796
1,477,584
879,813
1,453,790
5,979,754
2,849,968
1,786,038
5,053.185
4,803,101
4,383,584
7,489,811
4,701,617
5,814,978
6,468,688
15,534,438
6,944,347
1,098,187
1,013,104
1,670,046
645,287
828,518
809,120
929,864
2,030,089
1,806,174
286,821
238,341
222, 728
363,320
505,331
517,270
469,301
528,396
251,562
276,066
520,229
597,829
292,089
685,453
854,642
674,619
383,148
948,553
64,540,573 74,920,958 87,701,832 92,867*704 111,253,125 99,722,528 48,903,780 59,571,670
61,023,534
2,293,473
3,241,385
4,483,506
1,971,939
2,369,283
4,790,087 27,327,451 53,983,655
18,423,556
1.178.746
1,518,498
1,067,160
544,631
872,036
435,292 21,801,182 46,031,805
66,380,891
9,141,961 13,126,247 17,816,512 21,469,483 19,411,252 21,894,505 35,374,863 50,796,885
8,613,841
671,416,014 766,981,245 907,519,841 1,020,417,687 1,185,104,309 1,099,132,210 1,163,327.840 2,656,221,554 4,133,839,938
1,638,355,593 1,710,083,998 2,013,549,025 2,170,319,828 2,428,506,358 2,329,684,025 2,716,178; 465 4,272,177,579 6,227,164,050
47.0?
48.80
40.98
44.85
47.18
45.07
42.83
66.38
62.17

1 “ Electrical machinery ” included with “ Iron and steel, manufactures of,” and “ Appliances and instruments” with “ Instruments and apparatus for scientific purposes” prior

to 1913.
2 Includes all furs and fur skins prior to 1912; then dressed and manufactures of only.

519




EXPOBTS OP P B IN C IP A L DOM ESTIC M A N U F A C T U R E S .

N a v a l stores..........................................................
N ick e l, and m an ufactures o f ..........................
O a k u m ....................................................................
O ils:
M ineral, r e fin e d ...........................................
V egeta ble (e x c e p t c o tt o n s e e d )..............
P a in ts, p igm en ts, an d v a rn ish e s..................
P aper, an d m an ufactures of:
B ook s, m aps, en g ra vin g s, e t c ................
AH o t h e r .........................................................
Paraffin an d paraffin w a x ...............................
Perfumeries^ cosm etics, e t c .............................
P h o to g r a p h ic good s ...........................................
P la s te r ....................................................................
P la ted w a r e ..........................................................
Plates, ele ctro ty p e a n d stereoty p e...............
Q u ic k silv e r.............. .............................................
S ilk , m an ufactures o l ...................................... .
S o a p .........................................................................
S ta rch ......................................................................
S ton e, in c lu d in g m arble, m anufactures of.
S traw and p a lm leaf, m an ufactures o f........
T in , m anufactures o f .........................................
T o b a cco , m an ufactures o f ...............................
T o y s .........................................................................
T ru n k s, valises, and tra velin g b a g s .......... .
V u lca n ized fiber, an d m an ufactures o f ___
W o o d , m an ufactures o f . . ..............................
W o o l, m an ufactures o f ......................................
Z in c , m anufactures o f .......................................
A ll oth er articles.................................................

South
America.

Asia.

Oceania.

Africa.

Total.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

4,132,060
11,468,731
16,782,392
152,445
198, 026
137,228
333,681,911
138,182
32,553
82,593,113
2,024,057
5, 622
116,716, 459
1,351,259
282,239
284,730,064
29, 865
20,026, 608
731,416
590,948
20,289,686
681,812,824
915,756
8,034,880
3,791,833
1,810,097
276,054
355,073
12,109,526
302, 722
3,572,689
675,674,105
837,277
3,865,154
94,307,946
221,009
646,938
575,879
8,614,573
13,046,436

1,237,192
7,945,502
1,083, 737
203,158
926,061
505,534
47,610,952
555,954
639,573?
42,501,912
721,203
2,832, 677
30,637,933
1,714,827
4,644, 738
34,042,485
362,529
66,107, 727
787,002
4,756,053
15,495, 210
43,642,757
5,106, 673
13,830, 652
1,081,341
6,696,090
1,136,497
4,745,763
8,776,901
375, 064
1,502,176
255,357,452
1,132,433
9,593,137
27,995,705
202,506
189,757
1,458,909
2,118,424
793,247

217,755
3,411,491
197,423
16,889
149,229
264,108
929,312
152,335
55,490
11,379,511
243,271
1,173,184
15,349,632
504,653
1,341,607
1,675,019
111, 579
28,281,201
337,629
557,324
7,292,571
4,933,634
20,546
2,872,103
184,602
2,080,913
203,176
129,212
4,465,120
376,954
459,620
59,279,203
419,773
810,413
9,202,152
5,644
61,003
708,845
2,734,376
39,842

328,575
1,173,948
2,132,827
7,699
132,138
39,400
663,974
40,006
3,826
15,900,642
29,670
78,898
14,403,830
212,187
10,924
1,624,929
14,136
4,379,312
226,134
190,560
5,179,974
71,459,443
635
2,080,907
145,191
1,261,198
90,058
202,781
1,577,496
154,788
330,407
107,915,595
1,014,299
2,287,738
15,832,937
698
8,323
121,846
1,152,476
185,806

144,951
1,372,066
86,967
12,303
73,078
58,956
358,781
77,976
11,562
10,228,231
87,231
4,055
3,166,546
381,259
340,378
18,715
15,370,179
102, 733
43,995
3,125,018
601,159
7,966
212,722
33,759
1,412,711
62,152
49,667
3,149,434
111, 254
121,806
20,123,208
372,823
98,905
4,819,050
392
597
1,207,551
815,393
95,386

8,681
1,181,248
16,636
3,374
23,905
31,008
82,620
20,393
6,366
3,940,255
7,009
17,114
754,032
112,214
44
122,469
4, 755
2,134,815
42.726
2i 273
521,364
339,620
5,311
310,447
1,996
293,521
15,753
38,518
1,026,598
8,075
32,105
9,844,580
217,972
51*727
1,551,783
401
10,820
69,866
148,966
3,996

6,069,214
26,552,986
20,299,982
395,868
1,502,437
1,036,234
383,327,550
984,846
749,369
166,543,664
3,112,441
4,111,550
181,028, 432
4,276,399
6,279,552
322,535,344
541,579
136,299,842
2,227, 640
6,141,153
51,903,823
802,789,437
6,056,887
27,341,711
5,238,722
13,554,530
1,783,690
5,521,014
31,105,075
1,128,857
6,018,803
, 128,194,143
3,994,577
16,707,074
153,709,573
430,650
917,438
4,142,896
15,581,208
14,164,713

M ANUFACTURES




North
America.

OF P R IN C IP A L D O M E ST IC

Abrasives..................................................................................
Agricultural im plem ents.....................................................
Aluminum, and manufactures o f ................................... .
Art works................................................................................
Asbestos, manufactures of.................................................
Blacking....................................................................................
Brass, and manufactures of...............................................
Brooms and brushes.............................................................
Candles..................................................................................... .
Cars, carriages, other vehicles, and parts of..................
Celluloid, and manufactures of........................... ..............
Cement, hydraulic..................................................................
Chemicals, drugs, dyes, and medicines...........................
Clocks and watches, and parts of.....................................
Coke............................................................................................
Copper, manufactures of......................................................
Cork, manufactures of..........................-.............................
Cotton, manufactures of...................................... - *............
Dental goods............................................................. . .............
Earthen, stone, and china ware.......................................
Electrical machinery, appliances, and instrum ents...
Explosives................................................................................
Fertilizers (except phosphate rock).................. .............
Fibers, manufactures o f......................................................
Furs and fur skins..................................................................
Glass and glassware...............................................................
Gold and silver, manufactures of, including jewelry..
Household and personal effects.........................................
India rubber, manufactures of......................................... .
Ink...................................................... f......................................
Instruments and appliances for scientific purposes..
Iron and steel, manufactures of.......................................
Lamps, chandeliers, etc. (except electric)....................
Lead, manufactures of, including type..........................
Leather, and manufactures of...........................................
Matches....................................................................................
Motor boats............................................................................
Musical instruments............................................................
Naval stores............................................................................
Nickel, and manufactures of.............................................

Europe.

EXPORTS

A rtic le .

520

No. 274.—DISTRIBUTION OP EXPORTS OF PRINCIPAL DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES (NOT INCLUDING FOODSTUFFS):
B y A rticles a n d G rand D iv isio n s , Y ear E n d e d J u n e 30, 1917.

Oils:

11,439,680
278,167
1,081,260
777,039
3,398,442
221,100
527,769
1,578,872
262,326
19,751
790,420
414,033
37,094
51,981
42,253
213,868
1,227,508
232,149
,28,506
29,379
2,768,635
441,836
188,944
2,949,479
97,361,406

7,264,190 223,658,950
185,741
6,401,809
109,638
15,041,500
90,528
10,346,905
593,816 32,806,075
694,231
16,038,811
3,618,620
185,285
14,322,188
36,980
6,678
2.206.790
25,134
1,071,325
19,295
8,073,375
87,514
6.291.790
4,721,533
30,196
29,027
1,423,403
3,565
1,050,842
35,219
5,979,754
56,993
15,534,438
54,970
1,806,174
8,392
469,301
3,675
948,553
1,456,606
61,623,534
52,473
18,423,556
1,132,563
66,380,891
594,811
51,298,918
35,762,876 4,133,839,938

521




148,804,770 19,794,626 18,711,615 17,644,069
2,454,684
2,189,943
949,245
344,024
1,860,792
5,716,036
5,102,011
1,171,763
1,017,397
6,885,591
1,042,732
533,618
3,861,712 13,543,963
9,093,946
2,314,196
511,202
11,460,534
1,531,761
1,619,983
1,082,315
567,322
883,670
372,259
8,430,657
2,469,458
1,040,482
765,739
879,357
706,032
62,032
290,365
18,222
304,940
254,466
448,812
5,448,181
628,976
131,707
1,054,796
344,572
4,256,922
802,627
386,122
304,365
21,815
44,334
4,283,729
666,978
145,624
439,897
89,896
844,050
117,342
39,406
4,226
4,329,879
738,528
425,261
236,999
912,470
1,425,685
64,295 11,847,487
1,069, 217
90,848
295,411
63,579
348,043
43,447
25,850
15,063
157,938
49,432
694,102
14,027
5,847,878
21,304,215 27,838,814
2,407,386
4,461,166
1,245,152
9,734,829
2,488,100
3,992,117
329,336
56,479,403
4,258,528
4,359,057
21,116,181 19,571,665
2,707,725
2,702,121,042 783,500,583 213,733,689 301,360,342

EXPORTS OF P R IN C IP A L D O M E ST IC M A N U F A C T U R E S .

Mineral, refined.........................................
Vegetable (except cottonseed).............
Paints, pigments, and varnishes.................
Paper, and manufactures of:
Books, music, maps, engravings, etc.
Ali other.....................................................
Paraffin and paraffin w ax ............................
Perfumeries; cosmetics, etc ..........................
Photographic goods.........................................
Plated w are................., ....................................
Quicksilver.........................................................
Silk, manufactures of.....................................
Soap......................................................................
Starch...................................................................
Stone, including marble, manufactures of
Straw and palm leaf, manufactures of___
Tin, manufactures of......................................
Tobacco, manufactures of............................. .
T oys.....................................................................
Trunks, valises, and traveling bags...........
Vulcanized fiber and manufactures of-----Wood, manufactures o f..................................
Wool, manufactures of...................................
Zinc, manufactures o f.....................................
All other articles...............................................
Total..........................................................

522

IM P O R T S OP SU G A R , M O L A SSE S, A N D T IN

PLATE S.

N o . 3 7 5 . — SUGAR. A N D M O L A S S E S IM P O R T E D , A M O U N T S O P D U T Y C O L ­
L E C T E D O N S U G A R , A N D C O S T P E R P O U N D ; Q u a n t it ie s a n d V a l u e s ,
1894 to 1917.

Molasses.1

Sugar.1
Year
ended
June
30-

Dutiable.

1894...
1895.
1896...
1897...
1898...
1899...
1900...
1901...
1902...
1903...
1904...
1905...
1906...
1907...
1908...
1909...
1910...
1911...
1912...
1913...
1914...
1915...
1916...
1817...

Pounds.
58,965,576
1,127,279,779
3,544,163,288
4,487,708,753
2,190,154,053
3,517,950,689
3,513,373,425
3,975,005,840
3,031,915,875
4, 216,108,106
3,700,623,613
3,680,932,998
3,979,331,430
4,391,839,975
3,371,997,112
4,189,421,018
3,918,676,197
3, 707,626, 780
3,669,048,271
4,536,880,516
4,950,072,662
5,094,139,571
5,'415,970,924
5,064,853,900

Free and dutiable.

Pounds.
4,345,193,881
3,574,510,454
3,896,338,557
4,918,905,733
2,689,920,851
3,980,250,569
4,018,086,530
3,975,005,840
3,031,915,875
4,216,108,106
3,700,623,613
3,680,932,998
3,979,331,430
4,391,839,975
3,371,997,112
4,189,421,018
4,094,545,936
3,937,978,265
4,104,618,393
4,740,041,488
5,066,821,873
5,420,981,867
5,633,161,749
5,332,745,854

Average
cost per
Duty collected. pound in
foreign
country.

Dollars.
126,871,889
76,462,836
89,219,773
99,066,181
60,472,749
94,964,120
100,250,974
90,487,800
55,061,097
72,088,973
71,915,753
97,645,449
85,460,088
92,806,253
80,258,147
96,554,998
106,349,005
96, 691,096
115,515,079 :
103,639,823
101,649,375
173,992,603
208,769,399
230,945,694

Dollars.
250,763.50
15,354,290.00
29,808,140. 30
41,253,753.00
29,378,937.81
61,428,331.87
57,417,772.33
62,680,260.03
52,622,601.01
63,214,744.61
57,780,729.64
51,171,283.78
52,440,228.94
60,135,181.11
49,984,995.90
56,213,472. 80
52,810,995.31
52,496,559.12
50,603,314.00
53,134,243. 63
61,508,851.00
49,282,113.17
55,336,870. 71
54,070,784.64

Cents.
2.92
2.14
2.29
2.01
2. 25
2.31
2.49
2. 28
1.82
1.71
1.94
2.65
2.15
2.11
2. 38
2. 30
2. 60
2.46
2.81
2.18
2. 01
3. 21
3.71
4.33

Free and dutiable.

Gallons.
2 19,670,663
15,075,879
4,687,664
3,702,471
3,603,547
5,821,556
7,025,068
11,453,156
14,391,215
17,240,399
18,828,530
19,477,885
16,021,076
24,630,935
18,882,756
22,092,696
31,292,165
23,838,190
28,828,213
33,926,521
51,410,271
70,839,623
85,716,673
110,237,888

Dollars.
2 1,984,778
1,295,146
737,265
586,513
544,016
789,576
890,524
1,123,923
1,037,696
1,124,710
1,018,198
1,137,844
690,718
919,806
721,867
937,791
1,367,362
995,006
1,197,878
1,456,350
1,744,719
1,963,505
3,775,894
10,946,571

1 Does not include sugar or molasses shipped to the United States from Hawaii and Porto Rico after
June 14, 1900, and May 1,1900, respectively, but does include those articles imported from the Philippine
Islands in each year.
2 All free of duty.
N o . 2 7 6 . — T IN P L A T E S I M P O R T E D : Q u a n t it ie s a n d V a l u e s , 1894 to 1917.
Year ended June 30—
1894...............................................
1895...............................................
1896...............................................
1897...............................................
1898...............................................
1899...............................................
1900...............................................
1901...............................................
1902...............................................
1903...............................................
1904...............................................
1905...............................................
1906...............................................
1907...............................................
1908..............................................
1909...............................................
1910...............................................
1911...............................................
1912...............................................
1913...............................................
1914...............................................
1915...............................................
1916...............................................
1917.............................................


All other countries.
United Kingdom.
Quantity.
Value. m Quantity. Value.

Total.
Quantity.
Value.

453,880,341 11,961,524
507,075,599 12,119,083
383,882,250 8,915,083
229,208,495 5,320,238
170,872,133 3,786,626
107,831,639 2,592,106
147,321,985 4, 772,629
116,829,478 3,733,480
197,232,677 5,995,515
109,605,243 3,195,624
126,502,829 3,459,124
160,827,056 4,550,335
120,627,726 3,402,987
142,273,310 4,637,211
140,502,522 4, 279,862
116,860,827 3,202,311
153,704,447 4,315,459
94,759,014 2,993,670
5,954,894
249,626
27,993,475
946,538
48,501,287 1,460,792
10,462,673
339,373
1,709,840
132,959
1,215 502
128,676

7,994
24,997
35,573
24,400
22,522
21,458
27,167
36,582
70,109
14,291
14,330
8,540
9,256

454,160,826
508,038,938
385,138,983
230,073,683
171,662,345
108,484,826
147,963,804 ;
117,880,312
198,996,086
109,913,293
126,909,360
161,066,820
120,819,732

11,969,518
12,144,080
8,950,656
5,344,638
3,809,148
2,613,564
4,799,796
3,770,062
6,065,624
3,209,915
3,473,454
4,558,875
3,412,243

12,091
23,040
39,670
28,782
37,321
25,282
20,666
14,101
8,485
19,203

140,739,972
117,312,174
154,566,599
95,319,730
6,613,253
28,344,243
48,877,947
10,642,237
1,796,853
1,370,462

4,291,953
3,225,351
4,355,129
3,022,452
286,947
971,820
1,481,458
353,474
141,444
147,879

Pounds.

Dollars.

Pounds.

280,485
963,339
1.256,733
865,188
790,212
653,187
641,819
1,050,834
1,763,409
308,050
406,531
239,764
192,006
256,096
237,450
451,347
862,152
560,716
658,359
350,768
376,660
179,564
87,013
154,960

Dollars.

14,121

Pounds.

142,529,406

Dollars.

4,651,332

No. 277. — PRINCIPAL TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL ARTICLES:

I mports (I ncluding Shipments prom H awaii
Specified Y ears E nded June 30, 1890 to 1917, by Quantities an d V alues.

*

and

Porto R ico) in

QUANTITIES,
Article.

1800

1895

1900

1905

1910

1913

1914

1915

243,231,939 338,653,876
1,203,860,007 1,322,069,861
. 233,135,606 147,254,224
475,722
401,048
304,182,814 364,913,711
6,599,683
2,275,327
41,003,295
59,400,224
8,109,375
8,184,167
267,065,948 210,576,704
41,935,297
40,351,433
58,510,577
82,880,337
7,618,100,085 7,469,570,412
100,865,935 103,364,410
54,732,098
54,099,740

523




i Balata and gutta-joolatong not included prior to 1905,
a Cape sugar not above No. IQ Dutch standard In color only for years prior to 1914.

1917

IMPOSTS OF TROPICAL PRODUCTS.

41,74G, 872
176,267,646
29,307,048
73,903,495
192,306,634
108,668,070
IS,266,177
C ocoa .......................................p o u n d s ..
140,039,172
653,208,975
787,901,911 1,050,749,250
866,054,258 1,006,379,683 1 126,041,691
873,983,957
499,159,120
C o ftm ............................................d o —
166.754,464
8,600.040
07,398,521
85,210,879
195,928,233
121,840,679
130,347,676
49,332,022
C o t t o n , , , , ...................................d o —
187,284
296,821
292,820
409,004
395,002
242,339
231,478
351,570
F ib ers, e x ce p t f l a x . t o n s ..
In d ia ru b b er, gu tta-p erch a, and
i 67,899,473
154,620,629
i 41.068,401
196,124,764
161,781,150
i 58,506,569
170,753,572
su b stitu tes,...................... p ou n d s . - i 33,842,374
2,823,962
3,956,086
2,740,944
8,125,211
4,830,930
7,712,508
7,975,709
I n d ig o ...........................................d o . . . .
7,538,689
103,443,892
83,281,275
105,110,227
65,958,501
106,333,199
55,229,348
82.207,496
L icorice r o o t...............................d o —
115,636,131
5,840,357
893,984
1,923,174
775,046
4,545,136
967,702
7,364,031
6,981,484’
O liv e o i l . . .............................g a llo n s ..
116,679,891
109,264,593
219,564,320
225,633,414
231,260,026
294,169,206
124,020,171
280,222,192
R ip e ................ ........................p o u n d s ..
S ilk , u n m anu factu red, inoluding
5,943,360
7,674,810
32,101,555
11,259,310
23,457,223
22,357,307
31,052,674
w aste a n d c o c o o n s . . . . .p o u n d s . .
34,545,829
26,843,677
38,845,615
42,092,796
65,235,401
60,083,644
53,028,757
43,793,258
56,574,499
S pices......................... ..................d o —
S u g a r * ......................................... d o — 2,332,820,896 3,168,781,436 3,305,087,796 4,517,109,793 5,730,839,571 6,375,715,069 6,818,361,411 7,288,416,787
83,886,829
94,812,800
84,845,107
102,706,599
91,130,815
97,253,458
85,626,370
T e a .................................................d o . . . .
96,987,942
35,484,101
74,407,212
52,830,526
28,720,674
49,780,907
19,619,627
T o b a c c o , le a f..............................d o . . . .
26,668,261
66,419,487

1916

2 7 7 .— P rincipal T ropical a n d S ubtropical A rticles : I mports (I ncluding S hipm ents from H aw aii a n d P orto R ico ) in S pecified
Y ears E nded June 30, 1890 to 1917,

by

Quantities

and

V alues—C ontinued.

524

No.

VALUES.
Article.

1890

1895

1900

1905




1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

D o lla rs.

D o lla r s .

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla r s .

D o lla rs.

357,490
242,087
4,973,824
7,375,214
11,966,151 IS, 176,720
69,504,736 ; 119,449,144
4,771,421
5,502,754
17,413,876 25,178,609
3,588,279
2,903,678
7,113,778
8,237,382
28,901,774 45,172,S60
40,831,291 49,511,512
13,504,125 15,168,895
103,862,799 97,629,923
1,195,942
1,102,897
2,702,192
2,798,883
1,365,077
1,806,066
5,346,793
7,146,246
1,622,475
2,565,965
4,630,403
6,102,807
2,187,217
990,525
67,129,603 84,914,717
3, 483,459
6,187,136
466.422
421,963
172,161,671 163,352,389
13,671,946 17,433,688
39,274,767 51,468,055
1,203,773
2,641,573
17,617,184 20,090,139
539,536,373 764,883,922

464,412
7,124,688
21,503,983
111,456,524
6,499,632
20.803.635
3,337,228
4,871,663
51.539.636
61,595,395
12,741,609
74,101,765
1,093,226
2,221,998
2,047,192
8,394,190
1,810,429
7,652,017
1,641,540
100,930,025
5,595,509
481,973
157,664,793
16,735,302
49,095,718
2,277,675
23,130,549
756,812,306

685,936
561,106
777,637
4,266,852
4,271,775
4,011,107
23,478,156 35,804,242
40,387,418
107,794,377 115,907,764 133,514,428
4,786,954
4,076,127
6,028,836
40,478,280
23,291,974 40,241,792
9,721,715
4,818,780
9,678,099
2,721,151
2,502,623
1,479,216
63,563,069
38,596,924 56,020,531
69,819,782
53,525,105 54,621,385
11,842,654 14,827,537
21,510,283
86,399,470 158,586,193 193,118,855
3,143,872
8,235,670
1,596,978
2,130,136
1,179,856
2,820,484
1,609,571
2,190,822
1,252,989
11,118,021
8,675,486 10,431,568
879,699
2,445,005
843,418
6,235,575
6,435,813
5,939,576
2,226,697
1,434,219
3,712,956
83,130,557 124,333,655 160,571,808
8,946,622
5,926,972
7,744,143
607,233
439,901
612,658
256,882,833 313,967,248 359,974,371
17,512,619 20,599,857
19,265,264
40,898,914 38,145,562
43,990,113
1,697,543
1,662,578
1,863,515
16,096,627 23,487,599
35,875,145
807,642,182 1,060,851,416 1,244,001,283

1 Balata andgutta-joolatong not included prior to 1910.
2 Only cane sugar, not above No. 16 Dutch standard in color, and molasses for years prior to 1914.

IMPORTS OF TROPICAL PRODUCTS.

D o lla rs,
D o lla r s .
D o lla r s .
D o lla rs.
Barks for quinine................................
117,297
563,065
570,725
282,775
Cabinet woods......................................
1,245,203
2,430,702
3,055,617
Cocoa and chocolate, and manu­
factures of.........................................
3,853,148
6,210,985
9,494,843
2,859,642
Coffee...................................................... 78, 267,432 96,130,717 52,467,943 85,029,334
Cork, and manufactures of..............
1,400,830
1,909,483
2,738,319
1, 588, 767
Cotton......................................................
4,714,375
7,960,945 10,762,494
1,392,728
Dyewoods and extracts.....................
1,853,996
821,611
1,083, 644
1,943,272
Feathers, crude, not dressed............
1,746,967
1, 736,458
2,036,866
1,741,383
Fibers, except flax..............................
8, 823,769 11,222,790 24,277,262 35,857,650
prints and n u ts................................... 20,746,471
17,239,923 19,263,592 26,367,675
Gums.......................................................
5,560,322
6,884,704 10,630,481
5,697,280
India rubber, gutta-percha, and
substitutes,except scrap rubber. 1 14,854,512 U 8 ,475,382 i 31,792,697 i 50,088,554
Indigo......................................................
2,015,975
1,827,937
1,446,490
873,781
Ivory.......................................................
859*153
1,049,034
2,053,841
909,582
Licorice root..........................................
1,404,563
1,667,256
1,780,109
794, 503
Olive oil..................................................
952,405
1,170,871
2,108,893
819,110
1,650,675
2,189,721
2,632,409
Opium, crude and prepared............
1,453,298
3,445,512
2,279,036
Rice..........................................................
2,095,730
2,540,674
Sago, tapioca, etc.................................
315,261
411,029
761,525
1,108,726
Silk, unmanufactured........................ 24,331,867 22, 626,056 45,329,760 61,040,053
Spices......................................................., 3,223,071
2,640,235
3,401,265
4,583,356
350,008
536,303
542,712
416,718
Sponges...................................................
Sugar and molasses1
2........................... 82,915,044 69,131,658 85,949,891 139,206,703
T ea......................................................... 12, 317,493 13,171,379 10,558,110 16,230,858
Tobacco, and manufactures o f.___ 21, 710,454 16,883,612 15,661,360 24,730,112
495,273
1,209,334
871,442
559,867
Vanilla beans........................................
5,149,840
2,402,182
3,968,991
8,545,859
Vegetable oils, other than olive___
Total............................................ 295,528,557 303,476,706 334,590,780 505,511,552

1910

COMMERCE OF NONCONTIGUOUS TERRITORY.
Wo. 2 7 8 —IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE INTO AND FROM
ALASKA: V a l u e s , 1879 to 1917.12
Imports.
Year ended June 30—

Exports.

States. 2

1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
18871888.
1889.
1890.
18911892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

From
United

From other
countries.

Total.

To
United
States.3

To other
countries.

Total.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla r s .

D o lla r s .

D o lla r s .

D o lla r s .

9,987,164
10,772,465
12,955,165
15*715,11819,536,956
17,354,877
18,409,931
19,289,687
16,911,901
19,980,730
21,809,533
23,029,122
21,900,928
28,152,900
40,461,573

10,-228,569
10,165,140
10,801,446
9,.272,337
12,155,168
10,967,777
13,110,910
12,440,380
14,055,329
21,778,064
24,634,987
21,817,408
27,442,335
49,468,186
60,773,859

317.000
463.000
548.000
585.000
668.000
615.000
853.000
874.000
1.334.000
1.487.000
1.686.000
1.897.000
1.973.000
2.012.000
2.317.000
2.794.000
3.017.000
3.502.000
3.924.000
13.682.000
9.644.000
18.463.000
13.457.000
9,509,701
10,165,110
11,504, 255
14,869,827
18,402,765
16,577,903
17,762,600
18,670,339
16,205,730
19,417,227
20,827, 262
22,461,723
21,260,042
27,086,288
3S,992,049

4,791
3,032
10,966
8,484
14,945
4,420
8,944
14,252
18,636
28,211
32,809
24,577
23,302
15,691
37,362
80,490
55,850
72,414
96,694
175, 235
196,251
385,317
557,992
511,830
477,463
607,355
1,450,910
845,291
1.134,191
776,974
647,331
619,348
706,171
563,503
982,271
567,399
640,886
1,066,612
1,469,524

50,378
31,543
69,183
38.520
28,393
8,438
24,468
8,022
7,336
23,499
200
4,682
39,073
14,165
10,211
2,663
11.520
5,358
27,206
30,705
45,729
566,347
2,534,318
2,612,021
1,612,128
1,565,690
1,088,165
1,377,398
1,489,686
1,857,905
961,101
1,168,014
1,136,745
1,010,072
1,477,991
1,124,239
1,001,389
1,476,362
2,474,894

11,840,697
11,730,830
11,889,611
10,649,735
13,644,884
12,825,682
14,072,011
13,608,394
15,192,074
22,788,136
26,112,978
22,941,647
28,443,724
50,894,548
63,248,753

1 See also prior tables of “ Merchandise imported and exported, and duties collected by customs dis­
tricts.”
2 Unofficial estimates of the value of merchandise shipped from Pacific coast ports to Alaska from
1879 to 1901; 1903 to date, official figures of shipments to Alaska.
3 Shipments from Alaska. Shipments of domestic gold from Alaska to the United States during fiscal
years for which records are available have been as follows: 1904, $6,347,742; 1905, $9,059,023; 1906, $12,038,608;
1907, $18,564,228; 1908, $11,490,777; 1909, $17,782,493; 1910, $18,393,128; 1911, $15,153,671; 1912, $17,250,019;
1913, $14,576,015; 1914, $12,291,672; 1915, $15,348,666; 1916, $16,195,635; 1917, $15,409,529.




525

526

CO M M ERC E OF N O N C O N TIG U O U S t e r r i t o r y

No. 279.—IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE INTO AND FROM
PORTO RICO: V alues , 1900 to 1917.1

[Sources: First four months of 1900 reports of the War Department; last two months of 19G0, returns of
the collector of customs for Porto Rico; all other figures are from records of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, Department of Commerce.]
Imports.
Year.2

1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917

................................
................................
................................
................................
................................
................................
................................ ;
................................
................................
................................
...............................
................................
................................
................................
................................
................................
................................
................................

F rom

United
States.3
D o lla r s .

3,286,168
6,965,408
10.832.653
12,245,845
11,210,060
13,974,070
19,224,881
25,686,285
22,677,376
23,618,545
27.097.654
34,671,958
38,470,963
33.155,005
32,568,368
30,929,831
35,892,515
49,539,249

From other
countries.
D o lla r s .

1.965.289
1,952,728
2,326,957
2,203,441
1,958,969
2,562,189
2, 602,784
3,580,887
3.148.289
2,925,781
3,537,201
4,115,039
4,501,928
3,745,057
3,838,419
2,954,465
3,058,400
4,005,975

Exports.
Total.
D o lla r s .

5,251,457
8,918,136
13,209,610
14,449,286
13,169,029
16,536,259
21.827.665
2 9 ,2 6 7 ,1 7 2
25.825.665
; 26,544,326
: 30,634,855
38, 786,997
42,972,891
36,900,062
36,406,787
33,884,296.
38,950,915
53,545,224

To
United
States.4

To other
countries.

Total.

D o lla r s .

D o lla r s .

D o lla r s .

2,477,480 1,833,796
: 5,641,137 3.002.679
8,378,766 4,055,190
11,051,195 4,037,884
11,722,826 4,543,077
15,633,145 3,076,420
: 19,142,461 4,115,069
22, 0 7 0 ,13S 4 , 9 2 6,1 67
25,891,261 4, 753,209
26,394,312 , 3,996,913
32,095,897 5,864,617
34, 765,409 5,152,958
42,873,401 6,832,012
40,538,623 8,564,942
34, 423,180 8,679,582
42,311,920 7,044,987
60,952,758 5,634,937
73,115,224 7.855.680

4,311,276
8,643,816
12,433,956
15,089,079
16.265.903
18.709.565
23,257,530
2 6 ,9 9 6 ,2 m
30,644,470
30,391,225
37, 960,514
39,918,367
49,705,413
49.103.565
43,102,762
49,356,907
66,587,695
80.970.904

* See also prior tables of “ Merchandise imported and exported by customs districts."
2 1900, Jan. 1 to June 30; 1901 to date, fiscal years.
3 Shipments to Porto Rico after 1900.
4 Shipments from Porto Rico after 1900.
No. £80.—IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OP MERCHANDISE INTO AND PROM
HAWAII: V alues , 1895 to 1917.1

[Sources: 1895 to 1900, the Hawaiian Annual; all other figures are from records of the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, Department of Commerce.]
Imports.
From
United
States.3
D o lla r s .

1895
1890
1897

From other
countries.
D o lla r s .

4,516,319
5,464,208
6,800,028
8,695,592
15,020.830
8,70% 822
<*)
(»>
10,943,063
11,683,393
11,753,180
12,036,675
24,435,725
15,038,155
17,780,778
20,560,101
21,925,177
2 4 ,6 5 2 ,9 0 5
30,646,089
25,773,412
25,004, 764
31,127,577
44,330,475

1900
1901
1902
1903
1904

1905
1906
1907
1908

1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917

823,466
599 ,4 4 4
882,600
1,673.223
1,048,747
1,521,376
2 , 835,278
3,036.583
3,142,013
3, 797,641
3,014,964
3,275,242
4,151,709
4,682,399
4 ,0 3 3 ,5 7 4
4, 606,334
5,190,449
5 , 598, 444
6 , 873,531
6,282,558
5, 716,023
6,068,529
6,482,951

Exports.
Total.

To
United
States.4

To other
countries.

D o lla r s .
: 5,339,785
6,063,652
7,682,628
, 10,368,815
16,069,577
10,231,198
(D
(*>
14,085,076
15,481,034
14,768,144
15,311,917
18.587.434
19, 720,554
21,814,352
25.166.435
27,115,626
3 0 ,2 5 1 ,3 4 9
3 7 , 519,620
32,055,970
30, 720, 787
37,196,106
50,813.426

D o lla r s .
8,392,190
35,460,093
15,962,029
, 17,256,084
! 22,517,759
14,362,899
27,903,058
24,730,060
26,242,869
25,157,255
36,112,055
: 26,882,199
29,071,813
41,640,505
40,432,945
46,183,265
41,207,651
5 5 ,0 7 6 ,0 70
42, 713,184
40,678,580
62,087,250
64,438,297
73,174,343

D o lla r s .

81,948
55,132
59, 746
90,661
110,983
41,597
120,211
63,547
32,569
47,620
59,541
56,313
229,914
597,640
84,152
306, 763
730,642
3 7 3 ,2 7 3
758,646
915,245
377,509
226, 747
923,747

Total.
D o lla r s .
8,474,138
15,515,230
16,021,775
17,346, 745
22,628,742
14,404,496
28,023,269
24,793,607
26,275,438
25,204,875
36,171,596
26,938,512
29,301,727
42,238,145
40,517,097
46,490,028
41,938,293
5 5 ,4 4 9 ,3 4 3
43,471,830
41,593,825
62.464.759
64,665,044
74,098,090

1 See also prior tables of “ Merchandise Imported and exported by customs districts.”
2 1895 to 1899, calendar years; 1900, from Jan. 1 to June 14;* 1901, to date, fiscal years.
3 After June 30,1900, the data represent shipments from the United States.
4 After June 30, 1900, the data represent shipments to the United States.
6 No data.



527

CO M M ERCE OP NONCONTIGU OU S TE R R ITO R Y .

N o. 2 8 1 .—IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OP MERCHANDISE INTO AND PROM
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS: V a l u e s , 1906 t o I917.1
[Source: Report of the War Department.]

Imports.
From
United
States.2

Year ended June 3Q1
—

1906
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1907

d olla rs.

4,333,893
5,155,359
5,079,4SZ
4,691,770
10,775,301
19,483,658
20,604,155
25,387,085
28,571,821
22,394,381
23,804,367
27,516,556

................................
................................
.................. . ...........
................................
................................
................................
............ . .................
........................ .......
................................
................................
................................
................................

Exports.

From ot her
countries.
D ollars.

21,465,373
23,630,406
25,838,870
23,100,627
26,292,329
30,350,064
33,945,825
30,940,498
27,439,749
22,085,480
22,169,258
24,466, % 2

To
Total. ; United
States.
D ollars.

25,799,266
28,785,855
30,918,357
27,792,397
37,067,630
49,833,722
54,549,980
50,327,583
56,011,570
44,479,861
45,973,625
51,983,278

D ollars.

11,579,411
12,079,204
10,323,233
10,215,331
18,741,771
16,716,956
■ 21,517,<777
19,848,885
22,047,105
23,001,275
28,638,526
43,125,393

To other
countries.
D ollars .

20,337,723
21,634,153
22,493,334
20,778,232
21,122,398
23,061,673
28,802,059
33,834,441
29,190,943
27,913,786
32,825,505
28,589,982

Total.
D ollars .

31,917,134
33,713,357
32,816,567
30,993,563
39,864,168
39,778,629
50,319,836
53,683,326
51,238,048
50,915,061
61,464,031
71,715,375

1 See also prior table of “ Merchandiseimported into and exported from the United States and excess
of imports or exports, by countries.7
7
2 The marked discrepancy between the United States figures of exports to the Philippine Islands prior
to 1911 and the Philippine figures of imports from the United States in corresponding periods is due chiefly
to the fact that the Philippine import figures prior to that year omit merchandise imported free of duty
for the use of the Government oa for use in construction ana equipment of railways in the islands, under
r
the act of Feb, 6, 1905, while the United States returns omit only Government supplies carried by Gov­
ernment vessels.

No. 2 8 2 .—IMPOSTS AND EXPORTS OP MERCHANDISE INTO AND FROM
TUTDIIiA: V alues , 1911 to 1917.
[Source: Returns to the Navy Department.]
Imports.
Year ended June 30—

1911................................................................
1912.......... .....................................................
1913. . . . ......................................................
1914..........
................................
1915................................................................
1916................................................................
1917...............................................................

Exports.

: From
United
States.

From
other
coun­
tries.

Total.

To
United
States.

To
other
coun­
tries.

Total.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

10,712
12,621
23,380
41,836
65,834
100,507
93,626

74,512
97,628
110,019
58,928
45,235
17,787
16,688

85,224
110,249
133,399
100,824
111,069
118,294
110,314

99,040
21,885
132,645
71,417
121,125
62,062
198,496

124,330

99,040
146,275
132,645
71,417
121,125
62,062
138,499

No. 2 8 3 .—IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE INTO AND FROM
GUAM: V a l u e s , 1910 t o 1917.
[Source: Returns to the Navy Department:}
Exports.

Imports.
Year ended June 30—

1910................................................................
1911............... ................................................
1912............... ........................ ......................
1913............... ...............................................
1914...............................................................
1915..............................................................
1916................................................................
1917................................................................




From
United
States.

From
other
coun­
tries.

D ollars. D ollars.
28,960
45,611
55,634
75,565
76,806
136,032
177,163
114,301

65,707
94,705
73,832
84,684
88,444
109,252
79,785
172,351

Total.

To
United
States.

To
other
couixtries.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

94,667
1405,316
129,466
160.249
165.250
245,284
256,948
286,652

33,306
46,972

33,611
51,049
65,456
37,373
51,093
22,458
29,007
33,363

; Total.

D ollars.

33,611
51,049
65,456
37,373
51,093
22,458
62,313
80,435

V alues , Y ears E nded J une 30, 1916

and

Q

1917.

Porto Rico.
1916
Quantity.

Coffee, green or raw........................pounds..

509,158
334,534

1916

1917
Value.

D ollars .

77,965
91,450

Quantity.

212,024
181,238

Philippine Islands.*

Value.

D ollars .

32,456
46,911

Quantity.

2,252,364

1917
Value.

D ollars.

343,829

Quantity.

1,987,035
11,351

1916
Value.

D ollars.

297,972
1,843

Quantity.

1917
Value.

Quantity.

D ollars.

Value.

D ollars.

Fibers/vegetable, and textile grasses un­
manufactured .......... ..............long tons. „
445
68,764
80,957 14,489.322
89,543
80,529 18,190,450
348
Fruits and n u t s _________
1,242,151
8,194,284
3.324,423
3,444,541
4,114,045
6,850,655
Hides and skins, other than fur skins,
1,411,872
pounds.. , ____________________ ______
295,216
298,567 1,517,459
1,534,754
259,623
1,481,717
405,447
Oils vegetable (coconut's...............pounds
2,873,2i4 44,254,050 5,141,002
Perfumery, cosmetics, etc. . ....... ..................
39,397
60,648
106,530
80,220
Seeds
.......................................... .
■
Straw and grass, manufactures of.................
556,730
722
569,142
V
550
Sugar and molasses:
8,399,014
327,284
Molasses and sirup....... ........... gallons.. 16,279,073 1,073,786 18,751,212 1,332,538
10,979,383
392,110
S ugarBrown................................ pounds.. 849,763,491 45,799,299 977,377,996 53,987,767 1*110,134,328 52,516,283 1,127,825,256 60,137,962 217,190,825 6,389,017 267,891,954 8,382,562
27,025,500 1,901,812: 34,779,800 2,603,202
Refined......................... ..........do___
Tobacco, and manufactures of:
12,940
U nmanufactured..........................do___ 8,023,259 3,025,633 9,255,397 3,829,183
4,954
1,205
4,420 "
Manufactures of—Cigars, cigarettes, and
cheroots................... .....................M ..
2,478,052
164,234 5,545,774
212,488 7,859,850
1,383,055
W ood, and manufactures of ......................
31,152
27,395
All other articles....... ....................................
183,762
399,186
408,814
573,343
i, 722,546
4,059,069
Total value of shipments of insular
products............................................
Articles the growth, produce, and manufac­
ture of the United States, returned.
__
Total value of shipments of domestic
merchandise. . . _______________




60,097,006

72,083,827

62,703,730

72,614,625

28,099,305

809,447

978,394

1,685,867

1,751,313

132,944

42,365,180
71,067
%

60,906,453 i..........
i

73,062,221

64,389,597

i Imports into the United States from the Philippine Islands.

74,365,938

28,232,249

42,436,247

CO M M ERCE O F N O N C O N T IG U O U S TERR ITO RY,

Article.

Hawaii.

528

N o . 2 8 4 . — S H IP M E N T S O F P R IN C IP A L IN SU LAR P R O D U C T S T O T H E U N ITED ST A T E S F R O M P O R T O R IC O , H AW AII, A N D TH E
P H IL IP P IN E IS L A N D S , A N D T O T A L VALUES O F UNITED ST A T E S P R O D U C T S R E T U R N E D T H E R E F R O M :
uantities and

**

COMMERCE OF NONCONTIGUOUS TERRITORY.

529

N o. 28-5.—SH IPM ENTS OF PRINC IPAL DOMESTIC ARTICLES AND
TOTAL SH IPM ENTS OF FOUEIGN M ERCHANDISE FROM THE
U N IT E D STATES TO PORTO RICO, HAW AII, AND THE PH IL IP­
P IN E ISLA N D S: V alues , Y e a r s E nded J une 30, 1916 and 1917.
Porto Rico.

Hawaii.

Philippine Islands.

Article.
1916

Agricultural implements...................
Animals:
Cattle............................................
All other.......................................
Breadstuffs:
Rice..............................................
All other.......................................
Cars, carriages, other vehicles, and
parts of............................................
Chemicals, drugs, dyes, and medicines.................................................

1917

1916

1917

1916

1917

D ollars.

D ollars .

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

47,114

}

18,391

91,898

54,227

15,263
23,408 / 186,524
\

58,583

56,867

60,799

37,600
195,763

5,596,068
2,994,388

6,587,122
4,086,369

7,307
2,322,166

267,423
3,142,022

2,093,904

586,953

1,087,748

1,797,922

2,331,591

2,390,072

1,256,922

1,072,306

625,283

854,145

552,717

049,878

812,855

811,059

Clocks and watches, and parts of___
13,991
Coal.....................................................
423,947
Copper, manufactures o f...................
74;534
Cotton, manufactures of................... 3,868,436
Earthen, stone, and china ware.......
117,714

25,587
505,052
46,590
6,028,539
187,755

27,146
26,378
133,962
2,367,006
101,421

45,325
125,457
201,009
3,416,691
135,994

16,743
31,584
5,978,320
17,040

18,449
364
112,785
9,340,986
23,580

Eggs....................................................
Explosives..........................................
Fibers, vegetable, and textile grasses,
manufactures of.........: ...................
Fish.....................................................

61,506

24,58i

91,698
519,501

120,000
422,973

229,074

42,460

266,678
585,594

474,067
803,636

257,285
403,159

337,453
473,566

57,863
375,830

64,242
404,113

Fruits and nuts..................................
Furniture of metal.............................
Glass and glassware...........................
Hay.....................................................
India rubber, manufactures of..........

132,405
42,534
98,371
18,217
551,506

166,015
55,269
157,088
17,527
750,130

451,568
71,618
185,928
279,662
791,491

548,693
114,134
298,518
376,049
1,105,487

175,516
11,863
95,413
93,592
750,308

185,362
28,181
96,885
IS,170
824,654

Instruments, etc., for scientific pur­
poses............................
27,689
Iron and steel, and manufactures of. 2,601,909
Lamps, chandeliers, and other de­
vices for illuminating.....................
42,742

31,029
4,799,949

17,742
5,009,141

21,095
7,996,965

32,737
3,781,607

19,325
3,758,745

58,853

36,110

43,007

31,904

85,712

Leather, and tanned skins, and man­
ufactures of...................
1,567,251
Malt liquors.......................................
132,543
Meat and dairy products................... 4,047,353
Naval stores..............................

1,918,671
143,082
4,964,273

775,725
268,995
1,579,583
14,213

1,322,289
249,676
2,044,633
11,505

1,001,616
15,044
557,828
14,155

1,321,998
3, 383
1,017,385
18,517

Oils, mineral.......................................
Paints, pigments, and colors.............
Paper, and manufactures o f..............
Soap....................................................
Spirits, distilled..............................

766,689
227,778
709,102
769,874
4,806

1,311,154
268,710
1,181,091
550,856
10,494

2,033,907
367,607
770,620
286,089
144,105

3,240,874
488,198
1,3J16,106
320,454
209,037

1,325,833
232,501
716,691
217,495
35,137

1,161,387
218,507
1,019,217
294,769
41,114

Sugar, molasses, and confectionery..
771,096
Tobacco, and manufactures of..........
357,432
Vegetables.......................................... 1,121,404
Wine...........................................
35,539

938,176
487,255
1,417,313
52,075

269,225
808,153
471,404
259,168

343,703
978,773
710,543
291,653

238,839
347,279
187,441
6,181

162,168
411,087
179,404
19,151

Wood, and manufactures of.............. 1,172,468
Wool, and manufactures o f..............
187,247
All other articles................................ 3,759,964

1, 792,557
432,347
5,093,801

1,710,641
317,584
4,507,557

2,647,534
445,679
6,823, 442

159,842
74,052
2,329,189

199,160
187,449
3,186,005

Total shipments of domestic
merchandise.......................... 34,927,311 48,134,386 30,825,187 43, 967,256 23,359,065
Total shipments of foreign mer­
chandise...........................................
965,204 1,404,863
302,390
62,107
307,219

26,995,951

Total shipments....................... 35,892,515 49,539,249 31,127,577 44,274,475 23,421,522

27,217,831

1Included in "A ll other” (breadstuffs).
3 29 5 1°— s a 1917-------34




221,880




CONSUMPTION ESTIMATES.
N o. 2 8 6 .—COEN PEODUCED, IMPOETED, EXPOETED, AND EETAINED
POE CONSUMPTION: Q u a n t it ie s , 1867 t o 1917.
Year ended
June 30—

1867-70*...
1871-80*..
1881-90*..
1891-5*...
1898-1900 *
m v ° .........
10 0 2 3 ......
1903 5........
1904*........
1905*.........
1906*........
1907*........
1908 *........
1909*.........
1910 *........
1911*........
1912*........
1913*........
1914*.........
1915 *........
1916*........
1917 * ........

Produced.!

B ushels.

854,278,324
1,184,486,954
1.703.443.054
1,602,170,837
2.068.062.054
2,105,102,516
1,522,519,891
2,523,648,312
2,244,176,925
2,467,480,934
2,707,993,540
2,927,416,091
2.592.320.000
2.668.651.000
2.772.376.000
2.886.260.000
2.531.488.000
3.124.746.000
2.446.988.000
2.672.804.000
2.994.793.000
2.566.927.000

Exports of
domestic.5

B'ushels.

9,736,905
55,078,160
58,459,600
50,168,128
176,470,359
181,405,473
28,028,688
76,639,261
58,222,061
90,293,483
119,893,833
86,368,228
55,063,860
37,665,040
38,128,468
65,614,522
41,797,291
50,780,143
10,725,819
50,668,303
39,896,928
66,753,294

Domestic
retained for
consumption.

Net
imports.*

B ushels.

B ushels.

844,541,419
1,129,508,794
1,G44,983,154
1.552.002.709
1,891,591,695
1,923,697,043
1,494,491,203
2,447,009,051
2,185,954,864
2,377,187,451
2,588,099,707
2,841,047,863
2,537,256,140
2,630,985,960
2,734,247,502
2,820,645,478
2.489.696.709
3,073,965,857
2,436,262,181
2,622,135,697
2,954,896.072
2,500,173,706

76,373
55,208
29,281
5,954
4,003
5,353
17,456
40,775
11,898
15,676
10,429
10,184
19,370
228,275
118,120
52,509
53,488
865,254
12,290,498
9,894,498
5,212,691
2,270,079

Total
consumption,
domestic
and foreign.

Percent
domestic
product
exported.

B ushels.

P er cent.

844,617,792
1,129,564,002
1,645,012,435
1,552,008,663
1,891,595,703
1,923,702,396
1,494,508,659
2,447,049,826
2.185.966.762
2,377,203,127
2,588,100,136
2.841.058.047
2,537,275,510
2,631,214,235
2,734,365,622
2.820.698.047
2,489,744,197
3,074,831,111
2,448,552,679
2,632,030,195
2.960.108.763
2,502,443,785

1.14
4.65
3.43
3.13
8.53
8.62
1.84
3.04
2.59
3.66
4.43
2.96
2.12
1.41
1.38
2.27
1.65
1.63
.44
1.90
1.33
2.60

1 The production Is of the calendar year preceding the fiscal year, the figures being those of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
2 Including corn meal reduced to corn at rate of 4 bushels to barrel.
* The figures include for years prior to 1910 net imports of corn and imports of corn meal for consump­
tion; for 1910 and subsequent years all figures represent imports for consumption. Small amounts of
burnt or roasted corn in 1898,1899, and 1900 are omitted.
* Average for the period.
* Data relate to United States as a whole. Production (if any) for noncontiguous territory is lacking.

No. 2 8 7 .—WHEAT PRODUCED, IMPORTED, EXPORTED, AND RETAINED
FOR CONSUMPTION; Q u a n t it ie s , 1867 to 1917.
Year
ended
June
30—

Domestic
Produced.1 Exports of i retained for
domestic.2 \ consump,
tion.

B ushels.

1867-70* 212,156,201
1871-80* 312,152,928
1881-90* 449,695,359
1891-95* 476,678,028
1896-00* *529,477,802
1901*.. 522,229,505
1902*.. 748,460,218
1903*.. 670,063,008
1904*.. 637,821,835
1905*.. 552,399,517
1906*.. 692,979,489
1907*.. 735,260,970
1908*.. 634,087,000
1909*.. 664,602,000
1910*.. 737,189,000
1911*.. 635,121,000
1912*.. 621,338,000
1913*.. 730,267,000
1914*.. 763,380,000
1915*.. 891,017,000
1916*.. 1,025,801,000
1917*.. 636,318,000

B ush els .
30,646,984
86,275,673
126,615,708
166,571,122
179,518,025
215,990,073
234,772,515
202,905,598
120,727,613
44,112,910
97,609,007
146,700,425
163,043,669
114,268,468
87,364,318
69,311,760
79,689,404
142,879,597
145,590,349
332,464,976
243,117,026
203,5/3,928

B ushels.

181,509,217
225,877,255
323,079,651
310,106,906
349,959,777
306,239,432
513,687,703
467,157,410
517,094,222
508,286,607
595,370,482
588,560,545
471,043,331
550,333,532
649,824,682
565,809,240
541,648,596
587,387,403
617,789,(51
558,552,024
782,683,974
432,744,072

Per Share cif total
expor tsin
Total con­ cent of
form of—
do­
Exports
sumption,
Imports.2
mestic
of
domestic
foreign.2 and foreign.2 prod­
uct ex­ 1
l i
ported.
i *
B ushels. P .c i . P. ct. P M .
B ushels. B ushels.
2,055,799
613,153 182,751,863 14.45 61.76 38.24
1,358,538
896,817 226,338,976 27.64 77.48 22.52
397,274
382,802 323,094,123 28.16 65.93 34.07
1,327,116
759,482 310,674,540 34.94 59.50 40.50
1,582,970 1,595,524 349,947,223 33.90 59.03 40.97
669,112 306,173,421 41. 36 61.23 38.77
603,101
120,502
45,464 513,762,741 31.37 65.97 34.03
1,080,129 1,261,626 466,975,913 30.28 56.54 43.46
217,682
168,761 517,143,143 18.92 36.59 63.41
3,286,190
587,473 510,985,324 7.99 11.11 88.89
261,908
32,972 595,599,418 14.09 35.85 €4.15
590,092 I 599,432 588,551,205 19.95 52.38 47.62
519,786
307,877 471,255,240 25.71 61.63 38.37
3,772 550,786,700 17.19 58.57 41.43
456,940
815,616
136,659 650,503,639 11.85 53.50 46.50
1,146,558
1,397 566,954,401 10.91 34.24 65.76
1,291 545,060,932 12.83 37.85 62.15
3,413,627
83,037 588,586,405 19.57 64.11 35.89
1,282,039
752,584 619,420,603 19.07 63.65 36.35
2,383,536
715,369
187,871 559,079,522 37.31 78.11 21.89
7,187,650
621,240 781,250,384 23.70 71.33 28.67
24,924,985
63,948 457,605,109 31.99 73.00 26.40

1 The production is of the calendar year preceding the fiscal year, the figures being those of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
2 Including wheat Hour reduced to wheat prior to 1880 at the rate of 5, and subsequently at the rate of
4^ bushels to the barrel.
3Includes wheat for seeding.
* Average for the period.
* Data relate to United States as a whole. Production (if any) for noncontiguous territory is lacking.




*

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532

PRODUCTION, IMPORTS, EXPORTS, ETC., OP SUGAR',

No. 28 8 .—SUGAR:

P r o d u c t io n , I m p o r t s , E x p o r t s ,

C o n s u m p t io n i n C o n
F o r e ig n P r o d u c t io n ,
{Sources: United States production—cane, in Louisiana, beginning w ith 1903-4, from W illett & Gray
except figures of the Department of Agriculture for 1898 and 1902 and later years. World's production—
to 1905, includes, with respect to British India, exports only, and subsequently the product of that
40,000,000 hundredweight of 112 pounds each.]
Production in continental U. SJ

Year
ended
June30—

1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881.........
1882.........
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916«.......
19176.......

Cane.

Beet.

P o u n d s.
P ounds .
896.000
11,200,000
....................
896.000
....................
20,680,000
896.000
50.400.000
....................
896.000
51.520.000
....................
896.000
100,801,225
....................
87.043.000
896.000
....................
178,304,592
896.000
....................
896.000
156,352,125
....................
134,832,493
.................... 1,120,000
108,640,119
.................... 1,568,000
142,240,691
224.000
....................
224.000
....................
172,480,070
224.000
199,360,570
....................
224.000
159,041,941
....................
448.000
250, 880,753
....................
178.872.000
.................... 2,688,000
1,120,000
285,302,899
171,074,950
1,120,000
318,746,258
.................... 1,120,000
302,944,230
.................... 1,198,400
225,962,963
.................... 2.134.720
302,754,486
.................... 1.344.000
191,282,272
.................... 1.792.000
571,200
375,904,197
....................
344,756,221
.................... 4,168,640
301,284,395
.................... 4.934.720
497,169,856
.................... 7,748,160
370,579,307
.................... 11,997,440
498,455,926
.................... 26,920,320
.................... 44,688,000
610, 825,618
729,392,561
.................... 45,006,080
543,633,726
.................... 65,452,800
644,175,323
.................... 84,080,640
708,251,878
.................... 90,491,670
568,789,795
.................... 72,735,040
322,549,011
.................... 163,458,075
623,774,123
.................... 172,164,160
728,650,448
.................... 369,211,733
745,805,875
.................... 436,811,685
525.952.000
.................... 481,209,087
784,000,000
.................... 484.226.430
766.080.000
.................... 625,841,228
544.320.000
.................... 967.224.000
788.480.000
.................... 927.256.430
828.800.000
.................... 851.768.000
750.400.000 1.024.938.000
....................
710.080.000 1.020.344.000
....................
....................
721,748,160 1,199,000,000
....................
325,147,200 1.385.122.000
....................
601,074,880 1.466.802.000
493,239,040 1.444.108.000
....................
277,240,320 1.748.440.000
621,799,360 1.641.314.000

and

Brought from islands now designated as noncon­
tiguous territories of U. S.3

Total.

From
Porto Rico.

From
Hawaii.

P ounds.

P ou n ds .
51,694,718
106,360,235
91,918,924
105,845,851
111.615.991
130,712,197
149,219,683
167,582,316
122,657,581
98,871,248
114,583,612
70,289,275
62,784,202
73,978,123
84,706,761
84,070,596
50,533,363
78,788,027
83,940,670
138,382,724
159,799,898
93,002,688
131,443,622
115,654,059
81,340,747
76,926,934
80,013,652
80,474,547
99,617,911
75,546,030
56,352,954
81,582,810
86,607,317
98,452,420
107,208,014
72,558,181
137,201,828
183,817,049
226,143,508
259,231,607
271,319,993
410,544,618
408.149.992
469,205,082
488,452,733
569,039,881
645,834,403
734,289,872
765,420,310
641,252,527
588,922,493
849,763,491
977,377,996

P o u n d s.

12.096.000
21.576.000
51.296.000
52.416.000
101,697,225
87.929.000
179,200,592
157,248,125
135,952,493
110,208,119
142,464,691
172,704,070
199,584,570
159,265,941
251,328,753
181,560,000
286,422,899
172,194,950
319,866,258
304,142,630
228 097,683
304,098,486
193,074, 272
376,475,397
348,924,861
306,219,115
504,918,016
382,576,747
525,376,246
655,513,618
774,398,641
609,086,526
728,255,963
798,743,548
641,524,835
486,007,086
795,938,283
1,097,862,181
1,182,617,560
1,007,161,087
1.268.226.430
1,391,921,228
1.511.544.000
1.715.736.430
1.680.568.000
1.775.338.000
1.730.424.000
1,920,748,160
1,710,259,200
2,067,876,880
1,937,347,040
2,025,680,320
2,263,113,360

2,434,644
16,062,039
15,207,914
18,271,258
16,315,491
14,016,181
15,018,469
15,360,184
15,805,370
13,582,874
17,909,360
20,978,374
32,785,463
30,434,916
41,696,674
61,556,708
76,907,207
106,181,858
114,132,670
125,158,797
169,652,603
191,623,175
218,290,835
228,540,513
243,324,683
224,457,011
312,255,016
262,612,405
289,553,529
326,574,584
274,385,228
352,175,269
431,217,116
499,776,895
462,423,600
504,713,105
690,877,934
720,553,357
774,825,420
736,492,092
832,721,387
746,602,637
821,014,811
1,077,570,637
1,022,863,928
1,110,594,466
1,011,215,858
1,205,465,510
1,085,362,344
1,114,750,702
1,280,863,812
1,137,159,828
1,162,605,056

From
Philippine
Islands.3

P ounds.

15,877,773
29,208,963
22,251,699
22,719,444
35,544,844
59,367,828
50,950,793
87,339,414
70,142,113
77.271.492
119,309,951
110,455,708
161,089,740
140,044,046
112,450,478
132,859,769
190,494,795
163,658,156
188,589,026
295,235,883
179,503,732
292,082,214
246,168,994
274,809,392
186,151,600
259,775,540
92,610,118
97,285,662
122,413,780
124.052.343
68.770.492
145.075.344
72,463,577
29,489,600
51,625,280
49,490,542
4, 693,333
11.424.000
18,773,333
61,570,614
77,997,424
69,373,602
25,164,756
38.408.000
83.648.000
175,869,739
230,351,485
435,570,122
203,160,972
116,749,211
326,842,296
217,190,825
267,891,954

Total.

P o u n d s.

70,007,135
151,631,237
129,378,537
146,836,553
163,476,326
204,096,206
215,188,945
270.281.914
208, 605,064
189.725.614
251,802,923
201,723,357
256.659.405
244,457,085
238,853,913
278,487,073
317.935.365
348,628,041
386.662.366
558,777,404
508,956,233
576,708,077
595,903,451
619,003,964
510,817,030
561 159,485
484,878,786
440.372.614
511,585,220
526,172,957
399,508,674
578,833,423
590,288,010627.718.915
621,256,894
626,761,828
832, 773,095
915.794.406
1,019,742,261
1,057,294,313
1,182,038,804
1,226,520,857
1,254,329,559
1,585,183,719
1,594,964,661
1,855,504,086
1,887,401,746
2,375,325,504
2,053,943,626
1, 872,752,440
2,196,628,601
2,204,114.144
2,407,875,006

* Production is of the season preceding the fiscal year.
2 Exclusive of small amounts coming through Alaska, and in the fiscal year 1917 of sugar which came
from the Virgin Islands, 26,406,776 pounds, all returned as dutiable.

3 Prom 1869 to 1885, “ All other Spanish possessions.”




PRO D U CTIO N , IM P O R T S ,
TINENTAL UN ITED
1865 t o 1917.

EXPO RTS,

STATES AND RELA TIO N

E T C .,

OF SU G AR.

533

OF CONSUMPTION TO THE H O M E

AND

for other years from A. Bouchereau, except census figures for census years. Beet, from W illett & Gray,
1865 to 1897, inclusive, A. Bouchereau, New Orleans; subsequent years, W illett & Gray, which, from 1898
country. The product of British India, according to the British Statistical Abstract, averages about
Percentage of
consumption
Total
Retained for supplied by—
imports ex­ Exported consumption
clusive of
in U.S. (con­ Do­ Nonnoncontigu­ from U .S .4 tinental)^ mes­ con- For­
eign
ous territory.
tic. tig’s coun­
ter’y tries.

P ounds.

581,929,359
848,.423,787
719,675,469
974,352,862
1,084,357,104
992,677,363
1,062,284,708
1,238,903,760
1,359,699,528
1,511,572,255
1,545,707,067
1,292,254,115
1,397,897,426
1,292,004,849
1,595,511,923
1/550,814, 611
1,628,809,840
1,641,524,333
1,751,005,299
2,197,639,492
2,208,928,420
2,113,173,688
2,540,539, 789
2,081,280,318
2,251,385,937
2,372,852,075
2,998,598,436
3,116,136,551
3,254,860,127
3,819,020,924
3,175,001,780
3,317,505,134
4,328,617,723
2,062,201,936
3,358,993,675
3,391,324,702
3-, 970,312,507
3,020,491,875
4,197,334,773
3,639,052,999
3,602,935,574
3,909,957,828
4,366,675,219
3,333,589,112
4,105,710,716
3,918,593,677
3,707,583,445
3,668,997,368
4,536,843,342
4,950,028,070
5,094,101,436
5,415,763,835
5,064,806,051

P ounds.

P ounds.

631,397,214
32,635,280
13,027,910 1,008,603,114
880,009,330
20,340,676
18,329,940 1,155,275,475
20,995,911 1,328,534,744
22,760,904 1,261,941,665
14,203,714 1,442,470,531
16,598,822 1,649,834,977
34,010,384 1,670,246,701
29,442,750 1*782,063,238
35,352,785 1,904,621,896
67,730,198 1,598,951,344
42,872,675 1,811,268,726
50,123,065 1,645,604,810
82,741,564 2,002,953,025
40,640,206 1,970,221,478
31,980,791 2,201,187,313
19,443,075 2,142,904,249
30,552,136 2,426,981,787
85,532,916 2,975,026,610
258,163,890 2,687,818,446
175,836,220 2,818,144,031
204,241,167 3,125,276,345
60,399,496 3,016,360,183
19,751,597 3,091,376,231
47,495,577 3,192,735,098
113,051,117 3,875,344,121
19,414,620 3,919,671,292
29,232,282 4,262,589,311
64,324,539 4,936,382,960
27,234,732 4,321,674,363
10,743,185 4,494,681,898
48,770,668 5,598,391,028
19,927,465 3,468,736,934
16,964,213 4,604,811,191
26,918,380 4,477,175,236
14,015,102 5,585,008,783
15,175,805 5,018,972,657
19,529,092 6,380,165,502
41,607,988 5,661,900,411
27,428,446 6,025,772,362
37,105,110 6,491,294,803
42,879,843 7,089,668,935
43,686,270 6,590,822,991
97,879, 825 7,283,363,552
189,304,952 7,360,130,811
89,436,445 7,235,972,746
102,915,741 7,862,155,291
66,569,033 8,234,477,135
96,862,462 8,793,794,928
601,103,749 8,626,973,328
1,685,195,537 7,960,362,762
1,268,306,254 8,467,488,163

1.9
2.2
5.8
4.5
7.7
7.1
12.4
9.5
8.3
6.2
7.5
10.8
11.0
9.7
12.6
9.2
13.0
8.0
13.2
10.2
8.5
10.8
6.1
12.5
11.3
9.6
16.5
9.8

11.1
15.0
14.7
12.7
12.3
16.0
14.9
16.4
12.3
10.6
13.2
12.6
14.2
14.8
11.9
13.9
14.4
16.3
15.9
18.8
18.9
20.5
19.1
20.5
16.5
17.6
9.0
11.2
12.3 12.0
13.2 10.7
18.0
9.2
13.5 12.9
13.1 10.5
23.0 18.1
13.9 13.5
10.9 14.0
14.3 14.9
21.9 18.2
18.5 16.0
17.8 18.7
21.1 19.6
21.4 18.9
21.3 17.7
26.1 24.0
23.1 21.9
24. i 25.2
24.0 26.0
24.4 30.2
21.0 24.7
23.5 21.3
22.5 25.5
25.5 27.7
26.7 28.4

87.0
82.8
79.5
82.8
80.0
76.9
72.7
74.1
79.4
83.2
79.3
76.6
74.8
75.5
75.5
75.6
72.6
75.7
70.9
71.0
72.6
68.7
74.8
67.0
72.2
72.8
74.5
79.0
75.7
76.1
72.8
73.6
76.4
58.9
72.6
75.1
70.8
59.9
65.5
63.5
59.3
59.7
61.0
49.9
55,0
50.7
50.0
45.4
54.3
55.2
52.0
46.8
44.9

Per
capita
con­
sump­
tion in
U.S.5

Lbs.

World’s production
of sugar.i

Total.

P ounds.

18.17
28.45
24.30
31.24
35.19
32.73
36.47
40.64
40.08
41.64
43.33
35.42
39.07'
34.59
40.99
39. 46
42.89
40.82
45.20
54.18
47.87
49. 09
53.26
50.29
50.44
50.72
60.70
60.22

4,412,800,000
4,578,560,000
5,048,960,000
4,719,680,000
5,326,720,000
5,411,840,000
5,920,320,000
5,866,560,000
6,726,720,000
7,006,720,000
6,565,440,000
6,569,920,000
6,088,320,000
7,266,560,000
8,021,440,0C0
7,288, 960,000
8,196,160,000
8,606,080,000
9,528,960,000
10,492,160,000
10,967,040,000
10,218,880,000
f l , 374, 720,000
11,011,840,000
11,173,120,000
12,772,480,000
14,033,600,000
14,230,720,000

72.99
62.69
63.98
78.20
47.55
61.98
58.91
71.96
63.35
78.92
68.66
71.66
75.74
81.19
74.11
80.43
79.90
77.15
82.43
85.04
89.14
86. 04
78.13
81-81

16,532,250,560
17, 778,582,080
16,215,805,760
17,828,489,280
17,329,598, 720
17,942,422,400
19,369,920,640
21,757,115,520
24,625,095,040
22,222,280,640
23,124,933,440
21,309, 706,880
31,241, 784,000
32,419,822,400
31,181,106,880
32,599, 871,360
33,415,267,200
38,083,411,200
35,585,303,040
40,787,743,360
41,972,098,560
41,511,919,680
37,094,744,960
37,144,428,160

64.24 14,500, m , m

Per
cent of Year
world’s ended
product June
con­
Per
cent sumed 30—
beet. in U.S.

27.2
30.7
34.0
34.7
31.2
34.4
34.1
39.0
40.3
41.2
41.6
45.8
38.5
43.7
43.9
43.1
47.8
46.4
50.5
! 50.4
52.0
48.7
53.8
49.9
5,4.6
63.7
59.2
55.1
53.0
52.7
60.6
59.6
64.4
63.0
62.6
64.7
62.5
62.9
58.0
59.0
51.7
51.7
49.4
50.3
47.6
44.2
50.4
42.9
49.3
47.2
44.5
35.5
32.4

14.3
22.0
17.4
24.5
24.9
23.3
24.4
28.1
24.8
25.4
29.0
24.3
29.8
22.7
25.0
27.1
26.9
24.9
25.5
28.4
24.5
27.6
27.5
27.4
27.7
25.0
27.6
27.5
29.4
29.9
24.3
27.1
31.4
20.0
25.7
23.1
25.7
20.4
28.7
24.5
28.3
20.fr
21.9
21.1
22.3
22.0
19.0
22.1
20.2
20.9
20.8
21.5
22.8

...1865
...1866
...1867
...1868
...1869
...1870
...1871
...1872
. ..1873
...1874
. ..1875
. ..1876
...1877
. ..1878
...1879
...1880
...1881
...1882
...1883
. ..1884
...1885
...1886
...1887
.-.1888
*..1889
— 1890
...1891
. ..1892
...1893
...1894
...1895
. ..1896
...1897
. . .1898
...1899
— 1900
...1901
...1902
...1903
...1904
...1905
...1906
. ..1907
...1908
. ..1909
...1910
...1911
...1912
...1913
...1914
. . 1915
. .*1916
. .a 1917

4 Figures relate to continental United States after 1900.
6 Expressed mainly in terms of raw sugar.
e Figures of production and those based thereon are somewhat preliminary and are subject to correction.




534
H o.
(Source;

PRO D U CTIO N , IM P O R TS, EXPORTS, E T C .,
280^— C O T T O N :

OP COTTON.

P r o d u c t io n , C o n s u m p t io n , I m p o s t s , a n d

1863

to

1917.

E xpoets,

Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. Bulletin 134 of that Bureau,
p. 51, cites original sources.}1
7
6
*
2
Production.2

Year ended1—

June 30—
1S63..........
1864..........
1865..........
1866..........
Aug. 31—
1867..........
1868.........
1869..........
1870..........
1871.........
1872.........
1873..........
1874..........
1875.........
1876.........
1877..........
1878..........
1879..........
1880.........
1881.........
1882.........
1883..........
1884..........
1885..........
1886..........
1887..........
1888..........
1880.........
1890.........
1891.........
1892.........
1893.........
1894.........
1895..........
1896.........
1897.........
1898..........
1899..........
1900..........
1901.........
1902.........
1903.........
1904.........
1905.........
1906.........
1907.........
1908.........
1909.........
1910..........
1911..........
1912.........
1913.........
1914.........
July 31—
1915..........
1916.........
1917.........

Running Equivalent Aver­
bales 500-pound
(counting bales, gross age net
weight
round as weight. of bale.
half bales).
1,600,000
450,000
. 300,000
2,289,316
2,097,254
2,519,554
2,366,467
63,011,996
4,352,317
2,974,351
3,930,508
4,170,388
3,832,991
4,632,313
4,474,069
4,773,865
5,074,155
5,755,359
6,605,750
5,456,048
6,949,756
5,713,200
5,682,000
6,575,691
6,505,087
7,048,833
6,938,290
7,472,511
8,652,597
9,035,379
6,700,365
7,493,000
9,901,251
7,161,094
8,532,705
10,897,857
11,189,205
9,393,242
10,102,102
9,582,520
10,588,250
9,819,969
13,451,337
10,495,105
12,983,201
11,057,822
13,086,005
10,072,731
11,568,334
15,553,073
13,488,539
13,982,811
15,905,840
11,068,173
11,363,915

1,596,653
449,059
299,372
2,093,658
1,948,077
2,345,610
2,198,141
2,409,597
4,024,527
2,756,564
3,650,932
3,873,750
3,528,276
4,302,818
4,118,390
4,494,224
4,745,078
5,466,387
6,356,998
5,136,447
6,833,442
5,521,963
5,477,448
6,369,341
6,314,561
6,884,667
6,923,775
7,472,511
8,562,089
8,940,867
6,658,313
7,433,056
10,025,534
7,146,772
8,515,640
10,985,040
11,435,368
9,345,391
10,123,027
9,509,745
10,630,945
9,851,129
13,438,012
10,575,017
13,273,809
11,107,179
13,241,799
10,004,949
11,608,616
15,692,701
13,703,421
14,156,486
16,134,930
11,191,820
11,449,930

Exports of Net
Value of Consump­ domestic ports im­
(500lint per tion (500- cotton
pound (500-pound pound
pound,
oalgs).
;bales).
bales).
upland
cotton.*

Pounds Cents.
67.2
477
477
101,5
83.4
477
43.2
441
444
31.6
24.9
445
444
29.0
440
24.0
442
17.0
443
20.5
444
18.2
444
17.0
440
15.0
444
13.0
440
11.7
11.3
450
447
10.8
454
12.0
11.3
460
12.2
450
10.6
470
462
10.6
10.5
460
9.4
463
464
10.3
467
10.3
10.7
477
478
11.5
473
8.6
473
7.3
475
8.4
474
7.5
484
5.9
477
8.2
477
7.3
482
5.6
489
4.9
476
7.6
480
9.3
489
8.1
481
8.2
480
12.2
478
8.7
482
10.9
490
10.0
480
11.5
484
9.2
475
14.3
480
14.0
482
9.6
486
11.5
484
12.5
485
7.3
484
11.2
482
17.3

287,397
219,540
344,278
614,540
715,258
844,044
860,481
796,616
1,026,583
1,146,730
1,115,691
1,213,052
1,098,163
1,255,712
1,314,489
1,458,667
1,457,266
1,500,688
1,865,922
1,849,457
2,038,400
1,813,865
1,687,108
2,094,682
2,049,687
2,205,302
2,309,250
2,518,409
2,604,491
2,846,753
2,415,875
2,300,276
2,983,665
2,499,731
2,841,394
3,472> 398
3,672,097
3,687,253
3,603,516
4,080,287
4,187,076
3,980,567
4,523,208
4,877,465
4,974,199
4,493,028
5,198,963
4,759,364
4,713,126
5,400,005
5,867,431
5,942,808
6,087,338
7,326,598
7,721,354

22,770
23,998
17,789
1,301,146
41,401,697
1,502,756
1,300,449
1,987,708
2,922,757
1,824,937
2,470,590
2,682,631
2,504,118
3,037,650
2,839,418
3,197,439
3,290,167
3,742,752
4,453,495
3,376,521
4,591,331
3,733,369
3,730,170
4,200,647
4,301,542
4,519,254
4,730,192
4,928,921
5,850,219
5,896,800
4,485,251
5,307,295
6,961,372
4,761,505
6,124,026
7,811,031
7,626,525
6,167,623
6,806,572
6,870,313
6,913,506
6,233,682
9,057,397
6,975,494
8,825,236
7,779,508
8,889,724
6,491,843
8,025,991
11,081,332
9,199,093
7 9,256,028
7 8,931,253
6,405,993
5,963,682

, 67,695
52,405
68,798
10,322
M l, 035
345
1,870
3,026
1,802
6,374
10,016
3,541
3,784
4,498
4,832
5,046
5,049
7,578
5,447
3,261
4,716
11,247
7,144
8,270
7,552
11,983
15,284
18,334
45,580
64,394
85,735
59,405
99,399
112,001
114,712
105,802
103,223
134,778
116,610
190,080
149,113
100,298
130,182
133,464
202,733
140,869
165,451
151,395
231,191
229,268
225,460
7 265,646
7363,595
420,995
288,486

Propor­
tion of
domestic
product
exported.

Per cent.
1.43
5.34
5.94
62.15
71.95
64.07
59.16
82.49
72.62
66.20
67.67
69.25
70.97
70.60
68.94
71.14
69.34
68.47
70.06
65.74
67.19
67.61
69.07
65,95
68.12
65.64
68.32
65.96
68.33
65.95
67.36
71.40
69.44
66.62
71.92
71.11
66.69
66.00
67.24
72.24
65.03
63.28
67.40
65.96
66.49
70.04
67.13
64.89
69.14
70.61
67.13
65.45
55.35
57.24
52.09

1 Years specified in the stub represent commercial years instead of years of growth. This explains the
apparent difference between this table and reports of the Bureau of the Census.
2 Covering as nearly as possible the crop grown during the preceding calendar year and picked mainly
during the cotton year specified in the stulb.
* 1863-1910, m arket prices; subsequently, growers' prices.
« Statistics cover 14 months.
6 Excess of foreign exports over total imports.
* Equivalent 400-pound bales.
7 Statistics for August, 1914, are included in both 1914 and 1915.



PRO D U CTIO N , IM P O R TS, EXPORTS, E T C ., OF W O O L A N D CO K E.

535

No. 280.—WOOL PRODUCED, IMPORTED, EXPORTED, AND RETAINED
FOR CONSUMPTION: Q u a n t i t i e s , 1840 t o 1917.

[Sources: Production, 1896-1913, reports ol the National Association of Wool Manufacturers, Boston;
other years, reports of the Department of Agriculture.]

Period, i
1840*....
185ft........
1860........
1862-703
1871-80 *
1881-90 *
1891-95 »
1896
1897
1900.....
1801*....
1902*---1903 *—
1904 *---1905*....
1906*....
1907*....
1908*....
1909*....
1910*....
1911 *....
1912*....
1913 *....
1914 *....
1915*....
1916*....
1917*....

Domestic
Produc­ Exports retained for
of
consump­
tion.
domestic.
tion.

Pounds.

Pounds.

35,802,114
52,516,959 35,898
60,264,913 1,055,928
142,888,889 507,442
186.275.000 152,303
280,'700,000 115,025
297,991,676 1,077,118
272,474,708 6,945,981
.....................
259,153,251 5,271,535
.....................
266,720,684 121,139
272,191,330 1,683,419
288,636,621 2,200,309
302,502,328 199,565
316.341.032 123,278
287.450.000 518,919
291.783.032 319,750
295, 488,438 123,951
298,915,130 192,481
298, 294,750 214,840
311,138,321 182,458
328.110.749 28,376
321.362.750 47,520
318,547,900
304,043,400
296,175,300 770,471
290.192.000 335,348
285.728.000 8,158,300
288.490.000 4,418,915
285.573.000 2,148,350

Pounds.

35,802,114
52,481,061
59,208,985
142,381,447
188,122,697
280,584,975
209,914,558
265,528,727
253,881,716
266,599,545
270,507,911
286,436,312
302,302,763
316,217,754
286,931,081
291,463,282
295,364,487
298.722.649
298,079,910
310,955,863
328,082,373
321,315,230
318,547,900
304,043,400
295,404,829
289,856,652
277,567,700
284,071,085
283.424.650

Imports.

Pounds.
9,898,740
18,695,294
26,282,955
53,138,126
68,030,280
93,194,903
142,318,925
230,911,473
350,852,026
132,795,202
76,736,209
155,928,455
103,583,505
166,576,966
177,137,796
173,742,834
249,135,746
2 ,688,668
0
1
203,847,545
125,980,524
266,409,304
263,928,232
137,647,641
193,400,713
195,293,255
247,648,869
308,083,429
534,828,022
372,372,218

Total con­ Percent
r e M o r sumption, of con­
domestic sump­
and
tion,
foreign.
foreign. foreign.

Pounds. Pounds.
85,528 9,813,212
18,695,294
"157,064" 26,125,881
918,949 52,219,177
3,938,616 64,091,664
4,294,346 88,900,557
3,636,962 138,681,964
6,026,236 224,885,237
3.427.834 347,424,192
2,504,832 130,290,370
12,412,916 64,323,293
5,702,251 150,226,204
3,590,502 99,993,003
3,104,663 163,472,303
2,992,995 174,144,801
2,803,053 170,879,781
2,437,697 246,698,049
5,450,378 196,238,290
3,231,908 200,615,637
5,684,357 120,296,167
3,495,599 262,913,705
4,007,953 259,920,279
8,205,699 129,441,942
1,719,870 191.680.843
4,432,404 190,860,851
1.204.835 246,444,034
7,259,934 300,823,495
1,803,570 533,024,452
1,830,374 370.541.844

Pounds.

45,615,326
71,176,355
85,334,876
194,600,624
250,214,361
369,485,532
435,596,522
490,413,964
601,305,908
396,889,915
334,831,204
436,662,51G
402,295,766
479,690,057
451,075,882
462,343,063
542.062.536
494,960,939
498,695,547
431,252,030
590,996,078
581,235,509
447,989,842
495, 724,243
4S6,265,680
536,300,686
578,391,195
817.095.537
653,966,494

21.5
26.3
30.6
26.8
25.6
24.1
31.84
45.9
57.8
32.8
19.2
34.4
21.9
34.1
37.8
37.0
39.6
27.9
44t5 .
44.7
38.7
39.3
46.0
52.0
65.2
55.66

i The periods relate to years ended June 30. 1 Year ended Sept. 30. * Average for the period.
2
<Data relate to United States as a whole. Production (if any) for noncontiguous territory is lacking.
No. 291.—COKE PRODUCED, IMPORTED, EXPORTED, AND RETAINED
FOR CONSUMPTION: Q uantities (in T ons op 2,240 P ounds ), 1896 to 1917.

[Source: Production, reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]

Year ended June 30—
1896-19002...............................................
1901 3........................................................
1902 s........................................................
1903 3........................................................
1904 3........................................................
1905 3........................................................
1906 3........................................................
1907 3........................................................
1908 3........................................................
19093........................................................
1910 3........................................................
1911 3........................................................
19123........................................................
19133........................................................
1914 3........................................................
1915 3........................................................
1916 3........................................................
1917 3.........................................................

Produc­
Net
tion. 1 imports.

Tons.

13,237,008
18,333,346
19,460,610
22,680,116
22,566,322
21, 125,988
28, 777,794
32,501,087
36, 410,325
23, 244,213
35,102, 737
37,240,009
31, 742,401
39,271,070
41,338,866
30,853,495
37,126,026
31,664,893

Tons.
43,229
75,103
99,465
122,630
123,124
195,952
157,577
129,163
119,196
169,902
128,197
143,984
65,687
102,715
112,528
88,735
59,753
24,782

Total.

Tons.

Per cent
Domestic Remaining of product
for con­
exports. sumption. exported.

Tons.

13,280,237 215,355
18,408,449 365,888
19,560,075 402,495
22,802,746 380,038
22,689,416 479, 431
21,321,940 550,188
28,935,371 679, 773
32,630,250 823,040
36,529,521 763,809
23,414,115 765,535
35,230,934 872,013
37,383,993 946,474
31,808,088 805,819
39,373,785 900,672
41,451,394 742,476
30,942,230 602,473
37,185,779 976,398
31,689,675 1,170,824

Tons.
13,064,882
18,042,561
19,157,580
22,422,708
22,210,015
20, 771,329
28,255,598
31,807,210
35,765,712
22,648,580
34,358,921
36,437,519
31,002,269
38,473,113
40,708,918
30,339,757
36,209,381
30,518,851

1 The production is of the calendar year preceding the fiscal year.
2 Average for the period.
»Data relate to United States as a whole.




1.63
2.00
2.07
1.68
2.12
2.60
2.36
2.53
2.10
3.29
2.48
2.54
2.54
2.29
1.80
1.95
2.63
3.70

536

PRODUCTION, IMPORTS, EXPORTS, ETC., OF SALT.

N o . 2 9 2 .— SA L T P R O D U C E D , IM P O R T E D , E X P O R T E D , A N D R E T A IN E D
F O R C O N S U M P T IO N : Quantities , 1881 to 1917.1

Ex­ Total
Pro­ Exports Domestic
of
Year ended June 30— duction.2 domestic. retained Imports. ports retained
for con­
of for con­
sumption.
foreign. sumption.

Con­
sump­
tion
per
capita.

T h o u sa n d T h o u sa n d T h o u sa n d T h o u sa n d T h o u s. T h o u sa n d
p o u n d s . p o u n d s. p o u n d s . p o u n d s . p o u n d s . P o u n d s .

p o u n d s.
1881-90 3......................... 1,957,753
1891............................... 2,457,557
1892............................... 2,796,625
1893...............................
1894............................... 3,275,689
3,308,696
1895...... ........................ 3,630,877
1896.............................. 3,878,203
1897............................... 3,827,502
1898............................... 4,472,497
1899............................... 4,931,538
1900............................... 5,518,412
1901............................... 5,843,416
1902...............................
1903............................... 5,758,665
1904............................... 6,677,785
5,311,065
1905............................... 6,168,401
1906............................... 7,270,514
1907...............................
4908............................... 7,888,206
1909....'........................ 8,317,156
8,070,177
1910....'........................ 8,430,141
1911............................... 8,485,584
1912............................... 8,731,511
1913............................... 9,330,946
1914............................... 9,631,803
1915............................... 10,704,819
9,745,311
1916................................ 12,725,812
1917.............................

Percent
of con­
sump­
tion,
foreign.

1,953,727
2,756,543
2,452,315 805,169 2,353 2,962,078 48.4 29.12
470,152 1,823 3,659,438 50.0 14.32
2,792,250 511,586 3,623 3,258,779 46.4 17.21
3,268,912 391,967 1,441
3,296,805 345,479 3,378 3,638,906 55.1 10.67
53.8 9.41
3,622,177 496,811 3,253 4,115,736 59.7 11.99
3,817,736 553,280 6,093 4,364,923 62.1 12.53
3,868,102 598, 358 6,189 4,460,271 62.3 13.28
4,455,424 342,254 5,135 4,792,543 65.7 7.03
4,906,281 363,783 4,193 5,265,871 70.9 6.83
5,505,680 410,792 4,226 5,912,246 77.8
5,829,233 407,925 3,206 6,233,952 77.2 6.87
6.49
5,741,342 381,875 3,405 6,119,812 80.3 6.18
6,661,339 342,144 1,581 7,001,902 86.6 4.86
5,285,556 342,150 7,817 5,619,889 68.1 5.95
6,117,515 308,572 1,235
562 7,527,689 87.8 4.37
7,198,455 329,796 2,092 6,424,852 76.4 4.78
7,824,213 324,721 2,695 8,616,741 93.3 3.96
8,265,049 354,427 907 8,146,842 96.9 4.08
8,003,703 274,455
8,277,251 91.4 3.30
8,346,324 291,134 2,596 8,639,928 93.7 3.40
296,200
8,383,551
8,620,502 263,682 1,015 8,884,139 93.1 2.97
45 8,673,670 92.5 3.34
9,202,910 307,607 3,694 9,477,934 97.7 2.90
275,370 346
9,482,680
9,786,593 99.2 3.11
9,579,692 261,869 6,128 9,835,433. 98.1 2.60
10,539,181 213,913 10,310 10,742,784 121.3 1.90
12,531,661 219,861 15,186 12,736,336 103.9 1.62
i Data relate to Rico and States a whole, except that figures
lacking for Porto the UnitedHawaii. asyear preceding the fiscal year.of production (if any) prior to 1910 are
*The production is of the calendar
»Average for the period.




* 5,242
4,026
4,375
6,777
11,891
8,700
9,766
10,101
17,073
25,257
12,732
14,183
17,323
16,446
25,509
50,886
72,059
64,053
52,107
66,474
83,817
102,033
111,009
128,036
149,123
165,619
165, 638
194,151

PRODUCTION, IMPORTS, EXPORTS, ETC., OF COAL.

537

N o . 2 9 3 .— A N T H R A C IT E CO AL P R O D U C E D , IM P O R T E D , E X P O R T E D , A N D
R E T A IN E D F O R C O N S U M P T IO N : Q u a n t it ie s ( in T o n s oe 2,240 P o u n d s ), 1867
to

1917.

[Source: Production, reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]
N et
Year ended June 30— Production.12 imports.*
Tons.

1867-70 3.............................
1871-80 3...................... ..
1881-903.............................
1891-95 3.............................
1896-19003.........................
1901 4...................................
1902 4...................................
1903 4...................................
1904 4.................................
1905 4...................................
1906 4...................................
1907 4...................................
1908 4...................................

14,674,069
20,807,851
34,190,261
45,624,150
49,778,169
51,221,353
60,242,560
36,940,710
66,613,454
65,318,490
69,339,152
63,645,010

Tons.

64
691
8,081
57,022
48,667
1
295
340,849
30,873
64,812
36,708
23,113

76, 432,421
24,907
4,585
74,347,102
1,746
64,619,865
8,339
75,433,246
80, 771,488
2,189
75,322,855
1,670
8,124
81,718,680
81,090,631
8,637
79,459,876 • 7,216
1,761
78,195,083

1909 4.................................
1910 4.................................
19114.................................
1912*.................................
1913 4................................
1914 4.................................
1915 4.................................
1916 4.................................
1917 4.................................

Total.

Dom estic
exports.

Tons.

Tons.

14,674,133
20,808,342
34,198,342
45,681,172
49,826,836
51,221,354
60,242,855
37,281,559
66.644,327
65,383,302
69,375,860
63,668,123

76,457,328
74,351,687
64,621,611
75,441,585
80,773,677
75,324,525
81,726,804
81,099,268
79,467,092
78,196,844

126,575
333,131
685,782
1,117,955
1,468,856
1,912,080
1,570,490
1,388,653
2,048,154
2,312,082
1,970,401
2,481,920

3,837,778
2,869,762
2,953,633
3,146,388
2,979,102
4.625,481
3,959,114
3,682,18S
3,878,478
4,635,134

Rem aining Per cent of
for
product
consumption. exported.
Tons.

14,547,558
20,475,311
33,512,5C0
44,563,277
48,357,980
49.309,274
58,672,365
35,892,9G6
64,596,173
63,071,220
67,405,459
61,186,203

72,619,550
71,481,925
61,667,978
72,295,197
77,794,575
70,699,044
77,767,690
77,417,080
75,588,614
73,561,710

0.86
1.60
2.01
2. 45
2.95
3,73
2. 61
3.72
3.07
3.54
2.84
3.90

5.02
3.86
4.57
4.17
3.69
6.14
4.84
4.54
• 4.88
5.93

1 The production is of the calendar year preceding the fiscal year and does not include small amounts of
anthracite coal mined outside of Pennsylvania except for 1881.
8 Imports for consumption from 1869 to 1893, inclusive, and after 1910.
3 Average for the period.
4 Data relate to United States as a whole.

N o . 2 9 4 .— B IT U M IN O U S CO AL P R O D U C E D , IM P O R T E D , E X P O R T E D , A N D
R E T A IN E D F O R C O N S U M P T IO N : Q uantities (in T ons of 2,240 P ounds ), 1857
to 1917.
[Source: Production, reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]
Net.
Year ended June 30— Production.1 .imports.8
1857-60 3...........................
1861-70 3...........................
1871-80 3...........................
1881-90*...........................
1891-95 3..........................
1896-1900 3......................
1901 4 ................................
1902 4 .................................
1903 4.................................
1904 4 .................................
19054 .................................
1906 4 .................................
1907 *.................................
1908 4.................................
19091.................................
1910 4.................................
19114 .................................
19124.................................
1913 1.................................
1914 4 .................................
19151.................................
19164 .................................
1917 4 ................................

T o n s.

4,849,899
10,109,680
26,848,751
67,788,066
107, 726,029
139,338,000
189,567,957
201,632,276
232,336,468
252,454,775
24S, 803.294
281,306,058
306,138,274
352, 463, 493
296,941,021
339,057,372
372, 420,663
362,417,017
401,879, 448
427,174,372
377,414,259
395,200,380
448,678,288

T o n s.

253,966
349,445
477,587
857, 792
1,178,952
1,348,737
1,973,134
1.936,290
3,519,843
1,940,962
1,514,500
1,818, 758
1,687,081
1,975,625
1,224,999
1,623,073
1,755,242
1,299,106
1,576,889
1,348,156
1,417,566
1,595,119
1,277,259

Total.
Tons

5,103,865
10,459,125
27,326,338
68,645,858
108,904,981
140,686,737
191,541,091
203,568,566
235,856,311
254,395,737
250,317,794
283,124,816
307,825,355
354,439,118
298,166,020
340,680, 445
374,175,905
363,716,123
403,456,337
428,522,528
378,831,825
396,795,499
449,955,547

Domestic Remaining Per cent of
for
product
exports. consumption. exported.
T o n s.

146,499
157,798
247,293
620,267
1,900,418
3,240,890
5,763,469
5,400,694
5,210,322
6,434,713
6,707,788
7,155,592
8.812,332
9,884,957
9,018,867
10,413,439
11,839,099
14,709,847
16,083,101
15,704,966
14,412,995
18,749,684
19,533,705

T o n s.

4 , 957.366
10,30i; 327
27,079,045
68,025,591
107,004,563
137,445,847
185, 777,622
198,167,872
230,645,989
247,961,024
243,610,006
275,969,224
299,013,023
344,554,161
289,147,153
330,267,000
362,336,806
349,006,276
387,373,236
412,817,562
364,418,830
378,045,815
430,421,842

3.02
1.56
.92
.91
1.76
2.33
3.o:
2.68
2.24
2.55
2.69
2.54
2.88
2.80
3.04
3.07
3.18
4.06
4.00
3.68
3.82
4.74
4.35

1 The production is of the calendar year preceding the fiscal year and includes such small amounts of
anthracite as have been mined outside of Pennsylvania except in 1881.
2 Kind of coal not specified prior to 1866.
2 Average for frt TTrUfor) .Qtaf-AC aQ o whnlft
the period.
4 T’lofo



538

P IG

IRON— IRO N AN D

STEEL RAILS,

N o. 2 9 5 __PIG IRON PRODUCED, IMPORTED, EXPORTED, AND RETAINED
FOR CONSUMPTION: Q u a n t i t i e s ( i n T o n s o f 2,240 P o u n d s ) , 1867 t o 1017.
[Source: Production, reports of the American Iron and St*eel Association, Philadelphia.]
Domestic
Total Per cent
rroduc- E *P?rts retained Imports.i* Exports retained of con­
3 of
for con­
for con­ sumption
tion.8 domestic.
foreign.

Periods

sumption.

T ons,

1,413,306
2,188,526
5,153,453
8,084,293
10,623,350
16,399,037
22,992,380
25,307,191
25,781,361
15,936,018
25,795,471
27,303,567
23,649,547
29,726,937
30,966,152
23,332,244
29,916,213
39,434,797

1867-70i ..
1871-80 A .
1881-00 4..
1891-95 4..
1896-1CC0*
1901-5 M .

19066.........
19076.........
19085.........
1909*.........
1910*.........
1911*.........
1912*.........
19135.........
1914*.........
1915*........
1916*.........
1917*.........

T o n s.

Tom .

590
5,3
7,8
19,6
179,190
83,952
59,509
85,000
52,518
50,178
79,771
152,807
185,985
287,022
201,995
130,594
286,728
834,930

sumption. foreign.

2,183,133
5,145,567
8,064,595
10,444,160
16,315,085
22,932,871
25,222,191
25,729,843
15,885,840
25,715,700
27,150,760
23,463,562
29,439,915
30,764,157
23,201,650
29,629,485
38,599,867

128,608
183,125
311,224
53,536
44,068
293,719
271,790
564,846
204,092
104,655
237,594
206,194
115,321
155,169
136,444
107,400
118,187
118.251

Tons.
70
400
1,058
148
410
937
3,160
5,663
1,730
1,640
627
1,814
4,863
966
398
2,761
790
508

Pons.
1,541,254
2,365,858
5*455,733
8,117,983
10,487,818
16,607,867
23,201,501
25,781,374
25,931,205
15,988,855
25,952,667
27,355,140
23,574,020
29,596,050
30,900,203
23,306,289
29,746,882
38,717,610

8.34
7.72

.66

.41
1.76
1.16
2.17
.78
1.64
.75
.47
.52
.44
.45
.40
.80

1 The periods relate to years ended June 30.
a The production is of the calendar year preceding the fiscal year.
3 Mostly ferromanganese.
* Average for the period.
* Data relate to United States as a whole. Production (if any) for noncontiguous territory is lacking.

N o . 2 9 0 .— IR O N A N D S T E E L R A IL S F O R R A IL W A Y S, P R O D U C E D , IM P O R T E D ,
E X P O R T E D , A N D R E T A IN E D F O R C O N S U M P T IO N : Quantities (in T ons
o f 2,240 P ounds ), 1867 to 1917.
[Source: Production, reports of the American Iron and Steel Association, Philadelphia.]
Production. 2
Iron.

Steel.

Total.

Exports
of domes­
tic.s

T o n s.

Poriod.1

T o n s.

T o n s.

T o n s.

1867-70 *.................. 440,571
1871-80 4.................. 501,728
1881-90*.................. 123,821
8,664
1891-95 *..................
3,588
1896-1900 *..............
1901-5 5.................
2,095
318
1906*........................
1907*........................
15
925
1908*.......................
1909*.......................
71
1910*.......................
1911*.......................
230
1912*........................
234
1913*........................
1914*.......................
1915*.......................
1916*.......................
1917*........................

4,336
252,560
1,310,152
1,371,847
1,662,407
2,694,993
3,375,611
3,977,872
3,632,729
1,920,944
3,023,845
3,635,801
2,822,556
3,327,915
3,502,780
1,945,095
2,204,203
2,854,518

444,907
754,288
1,433,973
1,380,511
1,665,995
2,697,088
3,375,929
3,977,887
3,633,654
1,921,015
3,023,845
3,636,031
2,822,790
3,327,915
3,502,780
1,945,095
2,204,203
2,854,518

299
2,549
4,655
13,735
199,612
227,465
345,826
291,322
278,867
234,128
369,578
391,428
417,547
453,145
338,613
159,587
537,918
594,389

E x­
Total
Domestic
retained Imports. ports retained
of for­ for con­
for con­
sumption.
eign. sumption
T o n s.

444,608
751,739
1,429,318
1,366,776
1,466,383
2,469,623
3,030,103
3,686,565
3,354,787
1,686,887
2,654,267
3,244,603
2,405,243
2,874,770
3,164,167
1,785,508
1,666,285
2,260,129

T o n s.

191,210
169,838
97,731
865
2,494
41,787
9,635
4,610
2,839
1,292
7,030
6 4,297
3,297
5,024
15,507
55,092
53,944
14,067

T o n s.

280
4,676
9,059
422
80
232
2

29
20
197
33

Pons.
635,538
916,901
1,517,990
1,367,219
1,468,797
2,511,178
3,039,736
3,691,175
3,357,626
1,688,179
2,661,297
3,248,900
2,408,540
2,879,765
3,179,654
1,840,600
1,720,032
2,274,163

i The periods relate to years ended June 30.
* The production is of the calendar year preceding the fiscal year.
3 Includes only steel rails after 1905.
* Average for the period.
* Data relate to United States as a whole. Production (if any) for noncontiguous territory is lacking.
8 Imports for consumption.




IMPORTS^ EXPORTS, ETC., OF COFFEE AND TEA,

539

N o t 2 9 7 .— C O F F E E IM P O R T E D IN T O A N D E X P O R T E D F R O M C O N T IN E N T A L
U N IT E D S T A T E S , A V E R A G E IM P O R T P R IC E P E R P O U N D , A N D E S T I­
M A T E D C O N S U M P T IO N P E R C A P IT A : Q u a n t i t i e s a n d V a l u e s , 1847 t o 1917.
Im ports.2

R em aining for consump­
Con­
Aver­ sump­
tion.

E xports.3

Period.1
Q uantity.

Value.

Q uantity.

Value.

Q uantity.

P o u n d s.

DoZfars. .
9,413,791
18,370,205
18,790,274
48,874,140
55,380,702
98,219,332
67,829,710
69,815,087
73,514,444
78,382,823
67,863,830
79,341,076
69,504,647
90,949y963
118,233,958
119,449,045
111,454,240
107,794,377
115,905,134
133,513,226

10,835,938
14,709,948
8,228,527
7,910,648
24,725,173
8,787,877
21,819,383
40,399,545
19,132,592
11,626,599
17,115,254
15,187,75 7
13,569,288
8,371,003
7,196,311
7,134,641
13,811,301
70,952,754
75,817,516
57,502,893

P o u n d s.

D o lla rs .
771,812
1,480,723
1,388,843
1,257,182
2,898,013
1,485,655
2,379,750
3,532,779
1,907,708
1,293,184
1,597,088
1,484,239
1,513,684
1,096,052
1,085,562
1,139,134
2,137,967
.8,288,894
9,108,566
7,933,0"2

143,888,957
188,480,337
165,061,239
. 324,014,167
488,314,325
; 576,482,443
739,806,020
943,064,861
834,667,023
974,909,324
874,977,156
1,036,561,948
860,414,401
- 869,951,465
880,551,436
858,919,058
992,550,993
1,055,088,937
1,128,023,075
1,264,555,633

1847-504----- 154,724,895
1851-004___ 203,190,285
1861-704___ 173,289,766
1871-804. -■ .. 331,924,815
1881-904----- 513,039,498
1891-954----- 585,270,320
1896-19004. . 761,715,403
1901-54......... 983,464,406
1906
........................
853,799,615
1907
........................
986,595,923
892,092,410
1908
........................
1,051,749,705
1909
........................
1910
........................
873,983,689
878,322,468
1911
........................
887,747,747
1912
........................
866,053,699
1913
........................
1914.............. 1,006,362,294
1915
........................
1,126,041,691
1,203,840,591
1916
........................
1,322,058,526
1917
........................

P o u n d s.

V alue.

age
pnee tion
per
per cap­
lb . ita.

D o lla rs.

C ents. L b s .

3,641,979
16.889.482
17,401,431
47,616,958
52,482,689
96,733,677
65,449,960
66,282,308
71,606,736
77,089,639
66,266,742
77,856,837
67,990,963
89,853,911
117,148,396
118,300,911
109,316,273
99.505.483
106,796,508
125,577,144

6.0
9.0
10.5
14-7
10.8
* 10. 78
8.9
7-1
8.6
7.9
7.6
7.5
7.9
10.3
13.3
13.8
l f .l
9.6
9.6
10.1

6.49
6.81
4.69
7.25
8.59
8.69.
10.13
11.66
9.74
11.17
9.84
13-45
9.33
9.28
9.23
8.85
10.06
10.52
10.97
12.22

1 The periods relate to years ended June 30.
* After 1900 includes imports into continental United States and shipments thereto from noncontigu­
ous customs districts.
* After 1900includes exports, domestic and foreign, from continental United States and shipments there­
from to noncontiguous customs districts.
4 Average for the period.
frImpart prices for 1891 and 1892 were overvalued by reason of depreciation of Brazilian paper milreis.

N o . 2 9 8 .— T E A IM P O R T E D IN T O A N D E X P O R T E D F R O M T H E U N IT E D
S T A T E S , A V E R A G E IM P O R T P R IC E P E R P O U N D , A N D E S T IM A T E D
C O N S U M P T IO N P E R C A PIT A : Q u a n t i t i e s a n d V a l u e s , 1847 t o 1917.
Imports.

Period.1

Quantity.
1847-502..........
1851-602..........
1861-702..........
I871-802..........
1881-9C2..........
1891-952..........
1896-19002....
1901-5 2?3........
19063................
1907*................
1908*................
1909*................
19103............
1911*................
1912*...............
1913*................
1914*................
1915*................
1916*................
19173................

•

P o u n d s.

21,837,037
25,658,898
34,943,675
61,961,814
79,367,298
90,673,168
87,647,653
97,914,524
93,621,750
86,368,490
94,149,564
114,916,520
8 5 , 626,370
102,653,942
101,406,816
94,812,800
91,130,815
96,987,942
109,865,935
103,364,410

Value.
D o lla r s .

4,832,880
7,028,639
9,924,418
1 9 ,4 1 7 ,6 3 5
15,650,840
13,875,064
11,565,555
14,105,480
14,580,878
13,915,544
16,309,870
18,562,676
13,671,946
17,613,569
18,207,141
17,433,688
16,735,302
17,512,619
20,599,857
19,265,264

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Aver­
age
price
per
pound.

P o u n d s.

D o lla r s .

P o u n d s.

D o lla rs.

C en ts .

Foreign exports.

Net imports.

2,686,938 959,600 19,150,099 3,873,280
4 , 631,040 1,668,081 21,027,858 5,360,558
2,549,468 955,864 32,394,207 8,968,554
868,006 5 9 ,5 3 6 ,0 0 0 18,549, 629
2 ,4 2 5 ,8 0 8
2,833,072 579,454 76,534,226 15,071,386
997,896 185,772 89,675,272 13,689,292
1,430,810 208,918 86,216,843 11,356,637
2,100,610 256,330 95,813,914 13,849,150
1,055,897 180,680 92,565,853 14,400,198
1,520,229 207,094 84,848,261 13,708,450
1,046,474 148,441 93,103,090 16,161,429
759,083 128,519 114,157,437 18,434,157
2,328,351 323,084 83,298,019 13,348,862
3,287,366 447,304 99,366,576 17,166,265
1,011,920 150,405 100,394,896 18,056,736
901,745 139,178 93,911,055 17,294,510
983,222 136,781 90,147,593 16,598,521
4,813,878 749 ,255 92,174,064 16,763,364
790,474 157,736 109,075,461 20,442,121
625,^15 196,803 102,739,095 19,068,461

1 The periods relate to years ended June 3D.

2 Average for the period.

20.0
25.5
28.4
31.3
14.7
16.3
13.2
14.41
15.6
16.1
17.3
16.2
16.0
17.2
18.0
18.4
18.4
mi
18.7
18.6

Consum;>
tion per
capita.
L b s.

0.86
.76
.92
1.33
1.35
1.35
1.18
1.27
1.06
.96
1.03
1.24
.89
1.04
1.05
.95
.90
.9 1
1.07

.98

* Data relate to United States as a wnole. Production (if any) for noncontiguous territory is lacking. \



540

N o . 2 9 9 .— D IS T IL L E D S P IR IT S , W IN E S , A N D M A LT L IQ U O R S : Quantities Consumed and A verage A nnual Consumption per Capita in the U nited S tates, 1850 to 1917.1
j
rSource: The production of domestic wines has been estimated by the Department of Agriculture, by Mr. J. W. Schopp, of Bonfortis Wine and Spirit Circular (Inc.),
New York, and other well-informed persons. The production of domestic spirituous and malt liquors has been derived from the reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
The table does not include for any year withdrawals of distilled spirits for scientific purposes and for use of the United States, or since 1906 withdrawals for denaturation, free of tax.
For 1917 these amounts were 5,676,951 tax gallons and 93,762,423 proof gallons, respectively.)
/

1850___
I860----1870----1871-805
1881-905
1891-955
1896____
1897----1898___
1899----1900___
1901----1902----1903----1904----1905----1906___
1907----1908----1909___
1910----1911___
1912----1 91 3 ....
1914___
1915----1916----1917....

Total.*

P ro o f galls. P ro o f galls. P ro o f galls. P ro o f g a lls .

Domes­ Imported
for con­
tic.4 sumption.

Total.*

G allons.

G allons.

G allons.

Domes­
tic.4

Imported
for con­
sumption.

Total.3

G allons.

G allons.

G allons.

46, 768,083 5,065,390 51,833,473
221,249 6,095,122 6,316,371 36,361,708 201,301 36,563,009
(5)
83,904,258 6,064,393 89,968,651 1,860,008 8,944,679 10,804,687 100,225,879 1,120, 790 101,346,069
(6)
77,266,368 1, 405,510 79,895, 708 3,059,518 9,165,549 12,225,067 203, 743,401 1,012,755 204, 756,156
1,223,830
1,438,179 58,950,489 1,643,416 62,032,085 13, 781,774 7,077,921 20,859,695 308,197,473 1,469,185 309,666,658
1,323,579 73, 521,253 1,530,376 76,375,208 22,484,024 5,034,849 27,518,873 645,092,353 2,088,012 647,180,365
1,480,259 88,960,330 1,348,097 91, 788, 686 21, 558,200 4, 788,008 26,346,208 1.014,933,842 3,073,846 1,018,007,688
1,440,810 67,743,431 1, 541,504 70,725,745 14,599,757 4,101,648 18,701,405 1,110,165,435 3,300,531 1,113,465,966
1,146,131 69, 653,106 2, 230,711 73,029,948 33,940,319 4,331,159 38,271,478 1,066, 637,650 3,002,558 1,069,640,208
1, 411,448 79, 266,860 915,985 81,594,293 17,453,684 3,114,339 20,568,023 1,162, 042,753 2,457,348 1,164,500,101
1,306,218 84, 739,631 1, 387,593 87,433,442 22,835,587 3, 524,912 26,360, 499 1,133, 583,481 2, 797,. 427 1,136,380,908
1,386,361 94,265, 035 1, 705,468 97,356,864 26,242,492 3,745,975 29,988,467 1,219, 070,196 3,316,908 1,222,387,104
1, 509,271 100, 004,878 1,941,189 103,455,338 24,008,380 4, 388,140 28,396,520 1,255, 464,062 3,596,382 1,259,060,444
1,403,204 104,140,707 2,182,230 107,726,141 44,743,815 5,020,105 49,763,920 1,378,661,954 3,707,222 1,382,369,176
1,515, 072 113,715, 776 2,439,106 117,669,954 32,634,293 5,604,525 38,238,818 1,446,103,812 4,204,538 1,450,308,350
1,637,331 116, 794, 496 2, 655,560 121,087,387 37,538,799 5,772,418 43,311,217 1, 494, 541,140 4,837, 075 1,499,378,215
1,595,021 116,544,802 2,729,826 120,869,649 29,369,408 5,690,309 35,059, 717 1,533,325,442 5,201,168 1,538,526,610
1, 781, 643 122, 961,612 3,108,328 127,851,583 39, 847,044 6, 638,179 46,i485,223 1, 694, 458,014 5,963, 207 1,700,421,221
1,993,688 134,308,693 3, 782,055 140,084,436 50,079,283 7, 659,565 57,738,848 1, SI5,141,683 7,171,842 1,822,313,525
1,670, 031 119,951,185 3, 758,098 125,379,314 44,421,269 7, 700,377 52,121, 646 1, 821,418,322 7,314,126 1,828, 732,448
1,850, 700 114,913,702 4,365,634 121,130, 036 53,609,995 8,169,554 61, 779,549 1, 745, 523,769 ; 7,110,657 1,752,634,426
2,204,184 126,593,951 4,340,549 133,138,684 5.0,684,343 9,863,735 ; 60,548,078 1,844, 065,029 7,301,629 1,851,666,658'
2,434, 045 132,315,123 3,836,821 138,585,989 56,655,006 7,204,226 63,859,232 1, 959,671,296 7,240,458 1,966,914,754
2, 449,331 133,502,079 3,544,921 139,496,331 50,619,880 5,804, 831 58,424, 711 1,925,361,507 7,169,677 1,932,531,184
2,801,767 140, 521,880 4,121,981 147,745,628 48,683,849 6, 643, 612 55,327,461 2,022, 678,149 7,669,223 2,030,347,372
2, 704, 752 136, 521, 805 4,220,670 143,447,227 44,973,643 7,444, 787 52,418,430 2, 049,236,412 7,170,696 2, 056,407,108
2,516,054 121, 690,596 2,952, 448 127,159,098 •27,255,690 5,656,219 32,911,909 1,852,136,900 3,387,324 1, 855, 524,284
2,984, 743 133, 267,803 3,721,138 139, 973,684 42,229,206 5,357,939 47,587,145 1,815,694,727 2,580,315 1,818,275,042
3,668,669 161,012,068 3,059,588 167,740,325 37,640,495 5,082,881 42,723,376 1,881,964,835 2,300,542 1,884,265,377
1 W ith respect to units of quantity, see explanatory notes, p. 7.
2 Since 1885 includes domestic spirits exported and returned.
* Data relate to the United States as a whole, except that figures of production for noncontiguous territory are incomplete.




Total con- *
sumption of
wines and
liquors.3
G allons.

94, 712,853
202,120,007
296,876,931
392,558,432
751,074,446
1,136,142,582
1,202,893,116
1,180,941,634
1,266,662,417
1,250,174,849
1,349,732,435
1,390,912,302
1,539,859,237
1,606,217,122
1,663,776,829
1,694,455,976
1,874,758,027
2,020,136,809
2,006,233,408
1,935,544,011
2,045,353,420
2,169,356,975
2,128,452,226
2,233,420,461
2,252,272, 765
2,015,595,291
2,005,835,871
2,094,729,078

i
pi

•i-i
o

Of all liquors
and wines.8

From
fruit.

Imported
for con­
sumption.
All other.

Total consumption per capita.
Of malt liq­
uors.®

Donu jstic.2

Malt liquors consumed.

Of distilled
spirits.3

Year
ended
June
30—

Wines consumed.

P . galls. G alls. G alls. G alls.

2.24
2.86
2.07
1.39
1.34
1.38
1.01
1.02
1.12
1.18
1.28
1.31
1.34
1.43
1.45
1.42
1.47
1.58
1.39
1.32
1.42
1.46
1.44
1.50
1.43
1.25
1.35
1.60

0.27
.34
.32
.47
.48
.40
.27
.53
.28
.35
.39
.36
.61
.47
.52
.41
.53
.65
.58
-67
.65
.67
.58
.56
.52
.32
.46
.41

1.58
3.22
5.31
6.93
11.38
15.34
15.85
14.94
15.96
15.30
16.09
15.98
17.18
17.67
17.91
18.02
19.54
20.56
20.26
19.07
20.09
20.66
19.96
20.62
20.54
18.24
17.59
17.94

4 Product less domestic exports.
6 Included with u All other.”

4.08
6.43
7.70
8.79
13.21
17.12
17.12
16.50
17.37
16.82
17.76
17.65
19.14
19.57
19.87
19.85
21.55
22.79
22.22
21.06
22.19
22.79
21.98
22.68
22.50
19.80
19.40
19.95

D IS T IL L E D S P IR IT S , W IN E S , A N D M A L T L IQ U O R S

Distilled spirits consumed.

CONSUMPTION OF PULP WOOD.

541

N o . 3 0 0 .— P U L P -W O O D C O N S U M P T IO N : T otal Quantity Consumed, Calen­
dar Y ears 1909 and 1910,
Calendar Y ear 1911.

and

Quantities Consumed,

by

States

and. Species,

[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, in cooperation with the Forest Service, Depart­
ment of Agriculture.]
1911
State.

1909

Domes­ Im­
tic, ported.
Maine.....................
Massachusetts___
Michigan...............
Minnesota.............
New Hampshire.
New Y ork;..........
North Carolina...
Ohio.......................
Oregon...................
Pennsylvania----Vermont................
Virginia.................
West Virginia___
Wisconsin..............
All other States2.
Total...........

Cords .

Poplar.

Spruce.

1910

Cords.

Cords.

903,962 917,029
45,899 40,146
132,846 136,851
47,373 40,604
349,997 423,931
921,882 956,916
145,090 152,261
55,275 38.693
104,021 110, 701
295,038 322,161
69,546
('5
92,039 89,637
109,166 108,121
523,924
' 799,019 163,785
1, 001,607 1,094,306

545,765
13,069
22,271
41,729
150, 967
396,334
16,975
36,37:
1,154
46,061
61,505
46,059
231,026
3,063
612,355

Cords.

Hem­
lock.
Cords.

Domes­ Im­
tic. ported.
Cords.

Bal­ All
sam other Total.
hr. species.

Cords. Cords . C ords .

Cords .

11,223 138,356 5,753 62,745 38, 440 955,768
225 2,142 10,691 46,587
20 3,901
394 2,798 13,682 37,060 144,446
56,513
41,729
2,361
11,333 25,000 403,013
63,594 49,442 21,369 77,931 11,423 1,049,110
88,207 159,624
46,096 8,346
1,308
27, 756 32,064
29,614 119,890
53,899
191,138 315,682
33,181 30,970 4,150
4,544 1,938
9,024 * 300 82,396
9,157 98,618
27,956
60,810 114,907
7,000 1,038
640 311,470 2,296
14,922 31,564 591,918
97,804 172,300
29,118 65,623
903,375 616,663 333,929 34,295191,779 635,656 4,328,052

153,486
16,539
11,723
213,352
429,017
3,000
55,089
20,529

1 Not shown separately.
2 Includes California, Delaware, Maryland, South Carolina, Texas, and Washington.
3 Includes California, Delaware, Maryland, South Carolina, Texas, Vermont, Washington, and Wisconsin*

N o.

3 01 .—P U L P -W O O D C O N S U M P T IO N : Quantities Consumed , by S pecies,
and P rocesses of Manufacture , Calendar Y ears 1910 and 1911.

[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, in cooperation with the Forest Service, Depart~
ment of Agriculture.]

1910
Kind.

Reduced by—

Reduced by—

Sul­
Sul­
Mechan­ Sul­ Soda phate Total. Mechan­ Sul­ Soda phate Total.
ical
phite proc­
ical
phite proc­ proc­
process. process. ess. proc
ess. ess.
process. process.
ess.

Cords.
Spruce:
Domestic............ 735,962
Imported............ 304,582
Hemlock..................... 33, 745
Poplar:
Domestic............. 11,613
1,834
Imported............
Balsam fir.................. 49,294
P in e .;......................... 22,367
Beech...........................
M aplei........................
Gottonwood............... 14,i
W hite fir.....................
3,048
All other kinds of
124
w ood........................
Slab wood and other
mill waste___
3,393

Total.

1911

Cords.

Cords. Cords. Cords.

Cords.

Cords.

Cords. Cords. Cords.

734,328 2,115 1,137 1,473,542 822,743 786,632 1,331 1,649 1,612,355
902,407 298,960 604,415
597,825
903,375
574,109 658 1,966 610,478 32,162 563,535 4,803 16,163 616,663
78 315,717 9,040 4,101 320,763 25 333,929
625 303,401
30, 577
34,295
45,359 3,718
43,525
1,955 191, 779
81,932
1,136 132,362 89,485 100,339
4,720 74,525 4,270 105,882 28,306 4,286 86,135 5,292 124,019
44,320
44,320
44,265
44,265
36,979
36,979
32,498
36, 493
31,099 3,995
5,553 10,910
67 12,061
30,845 12,915
25,043
27,797
763 84,310 2,840 88,268
1,285 136, 708 1,596 139,713
355
219,519 39, 720
5 262,637 12,462 245,914 21,401 757 280,534
4, 328,052
1,180,598 2; 347,6 655,827 10,188 4,094,306 1,314,141 2,342,550642,680




i Not separately shown for 1910.

TIN PLATES, TERNEPLATES*/ ETC.--- ELAXSEED

542

N o . 3 0 2 . — T IN P L A T E S , T E R N E P L A T E S , A N D T A G G E R S T IN P R O D U C E D ,
IM P O R T E D , E X P O R T E D , A N D R E T A IN E D E O R C O N S U M P T IO N : Q u a n ­

t it ie s ,

1899

to

1917.

[Source: Production, reports of the American Iron and Steel Association, Philadelphia.]

Year ended Prod action, i
June 3 0 -

P ou n ds.

Exports
Domestic
of
retained for
domestic. consumption.
P o u n d s.

262,744
1899-1900 2... 770,324,800
.. 677,969,600 1,367,405
1901
1902
.. 894,411,840 2,405,812
1903
.. 806,400,000 1,555,146
1904
.. 1.075.200.000 8,107,666
1905
.. 1,026,384,851 22,990,816
1906
.. 1.105.440.000 25,967,137
1907
.. 1.293.740.000 19,894,288
1908
.......................................... 717
1.153.097.000 33,622,
1900............... 1.203.075.000 11,411,104
1910
.. 1.370.788.000 26,168,315
1911
.. 1.619.005.000 70,199,298
1912
.. 1.756.070.000 181,899,366
1913
.. 2.157.055.000 164,362,281
1914
.. 1.845.130.000 105,899, 762
1915
.. 2.085.980.000 179,221,644
1916
.. 2,365,295, 700 516,257, 473
1917
.. 2,765,401,227 521,861,259

P o u n d s.

770,062,056
676,602,195
892,006,028
804,844,854
1,067,092,334
1,003,394,035
1,079,472,863
1,273,845,712
1,119,474,283
1,191,663,896
1,344,619,685
1,548,805,702
1,574,170,634
1,992,692,719
1,739,230,238
1,906,758,356
1,849,038,227
2,244,539,968

Imports.

Per
cent of
con­
Exports
Total
of
retained for sump­
foreign. consumption. tion,
for­
eign.

P o u n d s.

P o u n d s.

128,224,315
117,880,312
198,996,086
109,913,293
126,909,360
161,066,820
120,819,732
142,529,406
140,739,972
117,312,174
154,566,599
95,319,730
6,613,253
28,344,243
48,877,947
10,642,237
1,796,853
1,370,462

674,020
519,400
183,738
79,190
1
,
180,550
57,648
1,379
59,074
1
1
197,600
383,203
12,654
7,150
649,914
7,321
11,889

P ou n d s.

897,612,350
793,963,107
1,090,818,381
914,678,957
1,194,000,574
1
2
0
1,164,280,305
1,200,234,947
1,416,373,739
1,260,155,181
, 0
0
1,308,965,070 0
1.498.988.684
1,644,125,432
1.580.400.684
2,021,024,308
1,788,101,035
1,916,750,679
1,850,827,759
2,245,898,541

14.21
14. 78
18.23
12.01
10.63
14.00
10.06
10.06
11.17
9.00
10.30
5.80
1.40
2.73
.52

.10
.0G

1 Production is of the calendar year preceding the fiscal year.
2 Average for the period.
No. 303.—FLAXSEED PRODUCED, IMPORTED, EXPORTED, AND
RETAINED FOR CONSUMPTION: Q u a n t i t i e s , 1887 to 1917.

[Source: Production, reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
Exports.

Year ended June 30—

1887-90 2
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900

1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917

Production,1 Imparts.
B u sh e ls.

.......................
.......................
.......................
.......................
.......................
.......................
.......................
.....................
.......................
.......................

.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................
.....................

9,937,500
8, 500,000
19, 000,000
11,104,440
10,000,000
7,500,000
15, 000,000
17, 402,000
12.500.000
16, 400,000
19, 979,492
17, 592,000
25, 319,000
29, 284,880
27,300,510
23, 400,534
28, 477, 753
25, 576,146
25, 851,000
25, 805,000
19, 513,000
12, 718,000
19, 370,000
28, 073,000
17.853.000
13, 749,000
14.030.000
14.298.000

B u s h e ls .

1, 912,444
1,515,546
285,140
112,015
592,820
4,166,222
754, 507
105, 222
136,098
81,953
67,379
1,631,726
477,157
129.089
213,270
296,184
52,240
90,356
57,419
598,668
5,002,496
10, 499,227
6,841,806
5,294,296
8,653,235
10,666,215
14,679,233
12,393,988

Retained
for con­
Domestic Foreign sumption.
seed.
seed.
B u sh e ls.

12,986
144,848
3,613,187
1,837,370
2,047,836
1,224
80,453
4,713,747
257,228
2,830, 991
2, 743, 266
2,755,683
3,874,033
4,128,130
758,379
1,338
5,988,519
6,636,310
4,277,313
882,899
65,193
976
4,323
16,894
305,546
4,145
2,614
1,017

1 Production is of the crop year preceding the fiscal year.

2 Average for the period.


B u s h e ls .

17
1

90,478
19,892
2,172
21,112
64, 748
20,211
3
2,044
11,391
21,919
168
63,208
17

B u s h e ls .

11,836,941
9,870,697
15,671,953
9,379,085
8,544, 984
11,664, 998
15,583,576
12,773,583
12,376,698
13,650,962
17,303,605
16,446,931
2 1 ,857i 376

26,755,401
23,695,377
22,541,474
19,028,148
21,619,715
25, 515,769
24,450,303
23, 216, 251
26,185,564
33, 350, 234
26,200,689
24,347,862
28,706,602
26,688,971

PRICES,
N o . 3 0 4 . — A N N U A L P R IC E O P S IL V E R I N L O N D O N , P E R O U N C E , A N D
C O M M E R C IA L R A T IO O F S IL V E R T O G O L D ;
to

1846

1917.

[Source; Annual Report of the Birector of the Mint* Treasury Department, on the Production of
Precious Metalsin the United States.}

Value of
a fin«
Calen­ Lowest Highest Aver­ ounee at
age average
dar quota­ quota­
year. tion. tion. quota­ quota­
tion.
tion.
1846.......
1847.......
i m .......
1843.......
1850.......
1851.......
1852.......
1858.......
1854.......
1855.......
1856.......
1857.......
1858.......
1859.......
I860.....
1861........
1862........
1863.......
1864.......
1865........
1866.......
1867.....
1868.....
1869.......
1870.......
1871.......
1872.......
1873.......
1874.....
1875.......
1876.......
1877........
1878.......
1879.......
1880.......
1881.......

Pence. Pence. Pence.
60*
59
59A
60|
58|
59*
60
m
59*
59*
60
61&
59* ; 61*
61
61*
60
69*
61*
60*
60*
61* ' 61*
60*
61*
61*
60
61*
61&
60*
62*
« ir
61
62*
6A
611
60*
61&
62*
61*
62*
61*
611*
60**
60*
61|
62*
61
61*
61
6l|
6 lf
62*
60*
61*
60*
61*
617s
60*
62*
6lf
60fg
61*
60|
60*
60*
61*
60
61
60fk
60*
60*
50*
60& 61
60*
60*
59*
61*
59
59*
57*
58*
57*
59*
55*
57|
56*|
53*
58*
46*
53*
58*
54*1
55* ; 52*
49*
51*
48*
53*
52M 52*
51*
52|
50|
511

Dollars.
1.30
1.308
1.304
1.309
1.316
1.337
1.326
1.-348
1.348
1.344
1.344
1.353
1.344
1.36
1.352
1.333
1.346
1.345
1.345
1.338
1.339
1.328
1.336
1.325
1.328
1. 326
1.322
1.29769
1.27883
1.24233
1.16414
1.20189
1.15358
L 12392
1.14507
1.13229

Com­ Calen­ Lowest Highest
mer­ dar quota­ quota­
cial
Tatio. year. tion. tion.

Aver­
age
quota­
tion.

Value of
a fine
ounce at
average
quota. tion.

Com­
mer­
cial
ratio.

Pence. Pence.
60 : 52*
50& 51&
49*
51|
46|
50
42
47
47*
43*
42* ! 44^
41** 44*
43|
54*
43*
48*
37|
43*
30*
38*
27
31*
27Ar 31|
31*|
29|
23|
29*f
25
28f
26f
29
30*
27
24*| 29&
21 ft 26^
21** 28*
24
S&t
’W
25/s 30&
29
33f
32**
24*
22
%
7
241
23A
23S 26
23** 26* 29**
25*
26yV 29|
22*
27*
27*
22* 37*
26**
35** 55

Pence.
51**
50A
50lJ
48ts
45*
44**
■ 42*
42**
47*
45^
39*
35&
28*|
29*f
30H
27&
26**
27-A
28A
27A
24^
24*
26i|
271*
30f
30^
24*1
23§I
24ff
24*§
28^
27A
25F
23**
31|
40*|

Dollars.
1.13562
1.10874
1.11068
1.06510
.99467
.97946
.93974
.93511
1.04634
.98800
.87145
.78030
.63479
.65406
.67565
.60483
.59010
.60154
.62007
.59595
.52795
.54257
.57876
.61027
.67689
.66152
.53490
.52016
.54077
.53928
.61470
.60458
.55312
.51892
.68647
.89525

18,20
18.64
18,61
19.41
20.78
21.10
22.00
22.10
19.76
20.92
23.72
26.49
32.56
31.60
30.59
34.20
35.03
34.36
33.33
34.68
39.15
38.10
35.70
33.87
30.54
31.24
38.64
39.74
38.22
38.33
33.62
34.19
37.37
39.84
30.11
23.09

15.90
. 15.80
15.85
15.78
15.70
15.46
15.69
15.33
15. 33
15.38
15.38
15.27
15.38
15.19
: 15.29
15.60
15.35
15.37
15.37
16.44
15.43
15.57
15.59
15.60
15.57
15.57
15.63
15.93
16.16
16.64
17.75
17.20
17.92
18.39
18.05
18.25

1882....
1883....
1884....
1885---1886....
1887....
1888....
1889....
1890....
1891....
1892....
1893....
1894....
1895....
1896....
1897,...
3898....
1899.... ;
1900.... i
1901....
1902....
1903....
1904....
1905....
1906....
1907....
1908....
1909....
1910....
1911....
1912....
1913....
1914__
1915....
1916....
1917....

N o . 3 0 5 . — B U L L IO N V A L U E O F 3 7 iy 4 G R A IN S
T E N T O F O N E U. S. S IL V E R D O L L A R ) A T
PR ICE O F S IL V E R E A C H Y E A R :
to

1862

1917.

O F P U R E S IL V E R (C O N ­
TH E ANNU AL AVERAGE

[Source: The Director of the Mint, Treasury Department,]

1876....................
1877....................
1878....................
1879....................
1880....................
1881................... :
1882....................
1883....................
1884..................
1885....................
18 286 ....................
2
1887....................
1888....................
1389....................




D o lla r s .

0.90039
.92958
.89222
,86928
.88564
.87575
. 87833
.85754
.85904
.82379
.76931
.75756
.72683
.72325

D o lla r s .

1890.................... 0.80927 1904....................
1891.................... .76416 1905....................
1892.................... .67401 1906....................
1893.................... .60351 1907....................
1894.................... .49097 1908....................
1895.................... .50587 1909....................
1896.................... .52257 1910..................
1897.................... .46745 1911..................
1898.................... .45640 1912....................
1899................... .46525 1913.................
1900.................... , 47958 1914.____ _
1901.................... .46093 1915....................
1902.................... .40835 1916....................
1903.................... .41960 1917....................

...............................................

D o lla r s .

1862............
1.041
1.040
1863............
1864.................... 1.040
1865.................... 1.035
1866.................... 1.036
1867............
1.027
1868.................... 1.025
1869.................... 1.024
1870.................... 1.027
1871
1.025
1872..........
1
. 0
1873.................... 1.00368
1874.................... ; .98909
1875.................... .96086

543

ssP

Calendar year. Bullion Calendar year. ! Bullion Calendar year. Bullion Calendar year. Bullion
value.
value.
value.
value.

544 PRICES OF COTTON, COTTON MANUFACTURES, AND WOOL.
N o . 3 0 6 . — M ID D L IN G C O T T O N A N D S T A P L E M A N U F A C T U R E S O F C O T T O N
IN T H E N E W Y O R K M A R K E T : A v e r a g e P r ic e s , 1902 to 1917.

[Sources: Prior to 1911, Mr. Alfred B. Shepperson; for later years, Mr. Carl Geller, N ew York.]
New York
64 by 64
M iddling Standard Standard
Mills,
Standard printing
cotton, per sheetings, drillings,, bleached
prints, cloths,per
pound.1 per yard. per yard.1 shirtings, per yard.
yard.
per yard,2

Calendar year.

1902.............................................
1903.............................................
1904.............................................
1905.............................................
1906.............................................
1907.............................................
1908.............................................
1909.............................................
1910.............................................
1911.............................................
1912.............................................
1913.............................................
1914.............................................
1915.............................................
1916.............................................
1917............................................

C en ts.

C en ts.

9.00
11.18
11.75
9.80
11.50
1

2

.

1

2

.

10.62
15.11
13.01
11.52
12.80
11,13
10.14
14.45
23.49

5.48
6.25
7.13
7.00
7.25
1 7.620
6 .75
6 7.378
7.87
7.98
7.79
8.05
7.08
6.74
9.18
14.50

«
5.52
6.37
7.31
7,00
7.37
7- 62
7.15
7.50

C en ts.

C en ts.

8

8.06
7.90
8.13
7.83
6.80
8.91
14.62

5.00
5.00
6

2
1

.
.

1

.

11.41
11.54
10.92
13.62
21.58

0

6

10
1

0

.

.

0

4.75
5.12

1

.

C en ts.

C en ts.

10.50
10.75
10.50
9.00
10.93
13.00
11.54
11.45

5.37
5.06
0 5.62
0
1 6.24
0
5.22
8 5.40
8
5.19
5.19
7.20
10.79

3.11
3,25
0 3.44
3.13
3.63
0 4.62
3.50
3.67
3.87
3.54
3.82
3.86
3.48
3.27
4.60
7.18

i The prices of standard drillings are n e t; raw cotton prices are also n e t for the entire period.
3After 1905 the figures represent Wamsutta Mills shirtings.
KTo. 3 0 7 . — F INE, M E D IU M , A N D C O A R S E W A S H E D C L O T H IN G O H IO
F L E E C E W O O L IN T H E E A S T E R N M A R K E T S : P r ic es a t t h e B e g in n in g o f
J a n u a r y , A p r il , J u l y , a n d O c to ber , 1902 to 1917.

[Source: Messrs. Mauger & Avery, Boston.]
Year.
1902..........................
1903..........................
1904..............' .........
1905..........................
1906..........................
1907..........................
1908..........................
1909..........................
1910..........t .............
1911.........................
1912..........................
1913..........................
1914..........................
1915..........................
1916..........................
1917..........................

January.
April,
July.
October.
Medi­ Coarse. Fine. Medi­ Coarse. Fine. Medi­ Coarse. Fine. Medi­ Coarse.
Fine. um.
um.
um.
um.
C en ts. C en ts. C en ts. C en ts. C en ts. C ents. C en ts. C en ts. C en ts.

•25*
30
33*
34
34
34
34
34
36
30
30
30
25
29
32
46

26|
31
32*
35
38
39
38
38
40
34
32
36
30
36
45 .
57

24
27
29*
36
36
36
35
35
36
82
31
34
27
34
43
54

25
29*
33*
34
34
34
33
35
33
30
30
29
26
31
34
53

26*
30*
32*
36
38
38
35
40
36
33
33
35
31
39
48
70

24
26
29*
36
36
36
33
37
35
32
31
33
27
36
46
67

26
31*
32*
36
33
34
34
35
31
28
32
27
28
30
35

6

8

26*
31*
32*
39
37
36
38
40
34
30
35
34
33
39
48
85

C en ts. C en ts .

25
28
27
32
30* 32*
36
35
36
34
35
35
36 ■ 34
37
35
33
30
30
30
33
30
33
26
31
27
37
31
46
38
83
72

28*
31*
33*
35
38
38
37
40
33
32
37
33
30
42
48
85

C en ts.

25*
28
31*
34
33
34
34
36
32
31
34
30
SO
40
46
83

N ote by M essrs .M auser & A ver y .—This table exhibits in a-concise form the prices of the three
grades of a standard dom estic fleece wool in the seaboard markets at the beginning of each quarter.
In its present shape it is deemed to be intelligible to all interested in wool. In the special features
of character and condition, “washed Ohio fleece w ool” is less subject to variation than any other
description, and thus is more a basis of value than any other class. Wool, owing to its w ide variety,
difference in character and condition, and liability to shrink in cleaning, is precluded from specula­
tive operations w hich apply to products w hich may he dealt in as “ futures. For these reasons the
prices of wool are not liable to the same changes as cotton, wheat, etc.



PRICES OF GRAIN, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND COAL,

545

No. 308.—LEADING ARTICLES OF GRAIN, GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS
E T THE NEW Y O R K MARKET: A n n u a l A v e r a g e P r i c e s , 1898 t o 1917.
N

Tallow, prime, ■
pound.
No. 3, Exchange
standard, per
pound.
No. 7, Exchange
standard, per
pound. 1
Old Government
Java, per pound.
Raw, cehtrifugals.per pound.
Soft, confections
A, per pound.
.Hard, granulat­
ed, per pound.

Lard, prime contr
per pound.
Beef, extra mess,
barrel.

Com, No. 2, mix
per bushel.

red
el.

[Sources: Coffee, Mr. Louis Seligsberg, New York; Sugar, Messrs. Willett & Gray; other figures, Mr.
Henry Heinzer, statistician, New York Produce Exchange,]
Sugar.
Coffee.
Si
i
s
■8
1
uD
.•9
<
C£
O
A
Calendar i l
c f|
IS
year."
„*-T
a
$ rt
M
u
-d-d
'{£
I
D o lls. Cents. Cents. Cents. D olls. D olls. Cents. Cents. Cents. C ents. Cents. Cents. Cents .
6.80 24.00 4 .24
4.97
1898.......... 0.952 37.6 29.7 5.53 9.16 9.82 3.56 8 .0 0 6.25 24:00 4.42 4.84 4.92
4.80
9.35 4.54 7.45
1899.......... .794 41.3 30.7 6.57 9.26 12.48 4.84 9.50 8.30 22.00 4.57 6 .1 2 5.32
7.05 9.73
1900......... .804 45.3 27.3 8.87 9.32 15.62 5.25 8.60 7.38 17.00 4.05 4.85 5.05
1901.......... .803 56.7 36.6
3.54 4.27 4.46
6.31 6 .75
1902.......... .836 68.4 44.9 10.59 11.75 17.94 6.06 6.75 5.65 16.00 3.72 4.48 4.64
1903.......... .853 57.2 41.1 8.81 9.03 16.50 4. 60 8.80 5.50 15.75 3.97 4.62 4.77
7.70
8.82
1904......... 1.107 59.4 42.0 7.32 10.02 14.01 4. 50 9.15 8.25 15.00 4.28 ’ 5.11 5.26
15.00
14.43
7.44
1905.......... 1.028 59.3 35.0 8 .8 8 8.85 17.55 5.31 9.25 8 .1 0 14.50 3.69 4.87 4.52
1906.......... .865 56.0 38.0
3.76 4.45 4.65
9.83
.963
49.6
1907.......... 1.049 64.0 64.5 9.20 13.20 17.61 6.25 8.85 6.60 16.50 4.07 4.76 4.96
18.50
9.08
15.93 5.50
1908.......... 1.263 78.6 61.4 11.68 11.09 21.34 6 .0 0 7.85 6.25 18.00 4.00 4.56 4.76
8 .75 7.85
1909..........
76.7
. 12.52 14.64 23.72 7.25 10,15 9.60 18.00 4.19 4.77 4.97
1910......... 1.118 6 6 .8
14.35
4.453
9.11 12.92 19.12
1911.......... .963 71.1 2 45.7 10.51 15.80 19. 33 6.50 15.60 13.25 18.75 4.162 5.145 6.041
4.891 6.345
6.13
14.45 18.75
1912.......... 1.091 (s) 256.4
6.25 12.15
3.506
1913.......... 1.041 71.1 246.7 11.03 18.78 22.45 6.75 10.15 10.65 20.75 3.814 4.142 4.683
4.583
8.15 21 .75, 4.642 5.459 4.278
1914.......... 1.094 79.3 249.0 10.41 19.70 22.76 7.00
5.559
7.45 19.25
263.0 9.41
19.17
1915.......... 1.291 83.7 452.1 13,50 18.67 26.62 10.00 10.00 9.25 23.50 5.786 6.762 6.862
10.75
19.04
1916.......... 1.468 92.9 47.45 21.92 28.36 42.17 15.50 10. 75 9.40 24.50 6.228 7.563 7.663
1917.........
i The coffee quoted is really Sumatra coffee, known in the United States as “ Old Government Java."
aNo. 2white oats. ‘
*Nominal.
4 No. 3 white oats.
No. 309.—ANNUAL AVERAGE PRICE PER TON (2,240 LBS.) OP COAL:
P

r ic e s o f A n t h r a c it e ( S c h u y l k il l W it it e - A s h L u m p ) C o a l a t P h i l a d e l p h i a
a n d B i t u m i n o u s ( C u m b e r l a n d ) C o a l a t B a l t i m o r e , 1885 t o 1917.

,

[Sources: Anthracite, for shipment beyond the Delaware Capes, American Iron and Steel Associa­
tion prior to 1912; for later years, the bureau of statistics of the American Iron and Steel Institute;
bituminous, Saward's Coal Trade Journal.]
Calendar Anthra­ Bitumi­ Calendar Anthra­ Bitumi­ Calendar Anthra­ Bitumi­
year.
year.
cite. nous.
year.
cite. nous.
cite. nous.
D o lla rs, D o lla rs.

D o lla rs. D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

2.25 1896................. 3.60 2 2.28 1907................. *4.50 D olla rs.
1885.................. 4.10
2.80
1886.............
4.00
2 .1 0 1897................
3.50 si.80 1908................. *4.50 6 2.70
*1.60
1898.................
3.45 1899................. 3.50 2 2 .0 0 1909................. *4,50 »2.60
1887.................. 4.05
1888.................. 4.21 12.60 1900................. 3.75
1910................. *4.50 62.60
1889.................. 4.04 *2.60 1901................. 3.47 2.50 1911................. *4.50 8 2.60
3.92£
2.50 1912................ *4.50
1890.................. 3.85 *2.60 1902*............... 3.80 2.60 1913................. 74.80 92.60
12,60
4.50
1891.................
1892.................. 3.97£ 12.50 1903................. 4.50 3.35 1914................ 5.00 «2.80
62.85
1904................. 4.50
1893__ ............. 3.90 12.40 1905................. 4.50 2.25 1915................. 5.10 6 2.85
1894........
3.90 12.25 1906................. 4.50 2.60 1916................
8 2.85
1895.........
2.75 1917................
3.50 1 2 .0 0
(9>
1The price on board fixed at Baltimore by the Seaboard Coal Association.
2 Price of soft-coal pool.
s Owing to unusual conditions in the coal market the association price for 1902 is not a correct guide
as to the actual selling price, Clearfield coal selling as high as $7 at the mines and as high as $9 in
New York Harbor. Unsettled conditions lasted until Mar. 1,1903, or nearly so; then, on Apr. 1, prices
were made $3.30 at Baltimore; later on in the year this price was discounted from 10 to 16 per cent.
* Shipments nominal. No sales made after 1908.
Cumberland coal now includes “ thin seam" as well as “ big vein" coal, the former selling about
26 cents per ton lower than the latter.
«Freight on “big vein" coal to Baltimore having been reduced 16 cents, #2.60 in 1909 and sub­
sequent years is equivalent to #2.75 in 1908 and previous years.
*Nominal; includes State tax of 10 cents per ton in 1913.
s During the latter months of 1916 there was a marked increase in the price of “ spot" or free coal as
compared with that of contract coal. It would probably not be far out of the way to say that during
the fast quarter of the year the former sold for twice the price of the latter.
s From Jan. 1 to July 1 no Government regulations were in effect and the average price was #4.50 per
ton at the mines. Prom Jan. 1 to some time in April the freight rate from the mines to Baltimore was
#1.23 per ton; the rate was then advanced to $1.28 per ton. From July 1 to Aug. 21 the price was $3 per
net ton at the mines under voluntary agreement of the operators, and from Aug. 21 to November the
fixed maximum price was $2 at the mines; the price at the close of the year w a s $2.45 at the mines, the
maximum price established by the President under the Lever Act.

 s a 1917------- 35
3 29 5 1°—


546

PRICES OP DOMESTIC IRON.

No. 310.—PIG IRON, ROLLED BAR IRON, IRON AND STEEL RAILS, STEEL
BILLETS, PER LONG TON, AND CUT AND WIRE NAILS, PER KEG OP
100 POUNDS: A n n u a l A v e r a g e P r i c e s , 1871 t o 1917.

[Sources: The American Iron and Steel Association prior to 1912; for later years, the bureau of statis­
tics of the American Iron and Steel Institute and The Iron Age.]
R a ils .4
Pig iron.
Bar iron,rolled. Besse­
Nails.
mer Iron Steel
Gray
Calendar No. 1
year. foun­ Gray forge Besse­ Best re­ Best .re­ steel stand­ stand­ Cut. * Wire. 7
bil­
lake
dry.4 forge.1 ore. 2 mer fined. 8 fined. 2 lets. 2 ard sec­ard sec­
tions. tions. 5
D o lla rs. D o lla rs . D o lla rs. D o lla rs. D o lla rs. D o lla rs. D o lla rs. D o lla rs. D o lla rs. D o lla rs. D o lla rs.
1871........ 35.08
70.38 102.52 4.52 &
78.54
85.13 111.94 5.46 O
97.63
1872........ 48.94
Q
/—
"s
76.67 120.58 4.90
35.80
86.43
1873........ 42.79
58.75 94.28 3.99 I s
27.16
67.95
1874........ 30.19
47.75 68.75 3.42
23.67
60.85
1875____ 25.53
41.25 59.25 2.98 *3 <2
1876........ 22.19
21.74
52.08
35.25 45.58 2.57 f £
20.60
45.55
1877........ 18.92
33.75 42.21 2.31
18.09
44.24
1878 __ 17.67
41.25 48.21 2.69 a
1879.____ 21.72
22.15
51.85
49.25 67.52 3.68 i i
27.98
62,04
1880 __ 28.48
47.13 61.08 3.09 a ?
22.94
58.05
1881........ 25.17
61.41 54.51
45.50 48.50 3.47 © .ti
1882........ 25.77 22.60 23.84
0
37.75 3.06 ■ g*3 1883 ... 22.42 19.33 19.04
50.31 44.24
30.75 2.39
44.05 38.45
1884........ 19. 81 17.71 1 17.17
28.52 2.33 ~o **
40.32 36.59
1885 ... 17.99 15.58 15.27
34.52 2.27 s.
1886........ 18.71 16.40 16. 58 18.96 43.12 38,08 , 31.75
37,08 2.30
3.15
1887........ 20.93 17.79 19. 02 21.37 49.37 : 43.59 32.55
2.55
1888........ 18.88 16.21 15.99 17.38 44.99 39.67 28.78 OS 29.83 2.03
29.25 2 .0 0
2.49
1889......... 17.76 15.48 15.35 18.00 43.40 38.30 29.45 Cj
31.78 2 ,0 0
2.51
1890........ 18.41 15.82 15.78 18.87 45.83 41.25 30.32 M
29.92 1 .8 6
2.04
1891........ 17.52 14.52 14.06 15.95 42.56 38.38 25.33 %
30.00 1.83
1892........ 15.75 13.54 12.81 14.37 41.81 36.79 23.63
1.70
28.12 8 1.44
1.49
1893........ 14.52 12.73 11.77 12.87 38.08 33.53 20.44 o
24.00 81.08
1894......... 12.66 10.73 9. 75 11.38 29.96 26.88 16.58 s
1.1 1
24.33 8-1.56
1895........ 13.10 11.49 10.94 12.72 32.29 28.09 18.48
1.69
28.00 8 2 .36
1896........ 12.95 11.09 10. 39 12.14 31.36 27.22 18. 83 1
2.54
18.75 8 1.47
1897........ 12.10 10.48 9. 03 10.13 29.40 24.73 15.08 0
1.46
17.62 81.31
1898........ 11.66 10.23 9.18 10.33 28.65 23.93 15.31 I
1.45
28.12 2.21
1899........ 19.36 16.60 16. 72 19.03 46.29 43.75 31.12 4)
2.60
1900........ 19.98 16. 49 16.90 19.49 44.00 48.12 25.06 >* 32.29 2 .46
2.76
a
27.33 2.29
1901......... 15.87 14.08 14, 20 15,93 41.16 40.38 24.13 -TS
2.41
28.00 2.29
1902........ 22.19 19.20 19. 49 20.67 47.79 43,53 30.57 OJ
2.15
1903........ 19.92 17.13 17.52 18. 98 44.83 39.59 27.91 CD 28.00 2 .36
2.13
E 28.00 2.01
1904........ 15.57 13. 67 12.89 13. 76 38.49 33.17 22.18 <D
1.96
ft 28.00 2 .0 0
1905........ 17.88 15.58 15.62 16.36 42.97 41.89 24.03 &
1.93
28.00 2.13
1906........ 20. 98 17 79 18.19 • 19.54 44.28 43.21 27.45 <M
1.98
X
28.00 2 .36
1907........ 2?. 89 21 . 06 21,52 22.84 ; 47.30 43.49 29. 25 X
2.18
1908........ 17.70 15.72 15.23 17.07 38.12 35.75 26.31 <D 28.00 2 .20
2.17
d
1909........ 17. 81 16.13 15.55 17.41 39.33 36.40 24.62 53 28.00 2.05
2 .0 0
28.00 2 .1 0
1910........ 16. 86 15. 72 15.24 17.19 41.37 36.87 25.38
1.96
28.00 2.02
1.89
1911........ 15.21 14. 43 13. 97 15,71 36.79 31.55 21.46
28.00 1.92 . 1.82
1912...... 16.06 15.39 14.54 15,94 39.20 32.20 22.38
1913........ 16.57 15. 69 15.25 17.13 42.98 37.80 25.79
28.00 1.99
1.89
1914........ 14. 74 13.79 13. 61 14. S9 35.73 29.68 20.09
1.75
28.00 1.90
28.00 1.94
1915........ 15.26 14.31 14.25 15.78 39.09 33.15 22,44
1.85
32.00 1.96
1916........ 21.18 20.05 20.34 23.90 73.25 47.71 43.95
2.72
1917........ 43.64 36.11 38.01 43.64
38.00
70.78
2 3.16
1 At Philadelphia. The figures of this column, “ No. 1 foundry,” after 1909, represent averages for
No. 2 foundry, the price of which is usually 50 cents above that of No. 1. 2 At Pittsburgh. *Net
price from store at Philadelphia. 4 At mills in Pennsylvania. 6 First made in commercial
quantities in the United States in 1867. 6 Wholesale base prices at store, Philadelphia. *Base
prices from factory, f. o. b. Chicago, in carload lots. 8 Price based on a new classification adopted
in 1893, the base price and schedule of extras being changed to correspond with the wire-nail sched­
ule. In December, 1896, the schedule for cut and wire nails was again changed.




No. 311.—ANNUAL AVERAGE EXPORT PRICES OP LEADING ARTICLES OF DOMESTIC PRODUCTION EXPORTED FROM
*
THE UNITED STATES: 1893 T 1917.
O

1893...
1894...
1896...
1896...
1897...
1898...
1899...
1900...
1901...
1902...
1903...
1904...
1905...
1906...
1907...
1908...
1909...
1910...
1911...
1912...
1913...
1914...
1915...
1916...
1917...

0.53
.46
.53
.38
.31
.36
*39
.41
.46
.68
.54
.54
.53
.53
.63
.65
.70
.69
.56
.72
.59
.75
.81
.81
1.12

0.80
.67
.58
.65
.75
.98
,76
.72
.73
.73
.77
.81
.89
.82
.79
.99
1.02
1.02
.93
.94
.97
.95
1.28
1.24
1.99

4.54
4.11
3.38
3.56
3.84
4.51
4.04
3.62
3. 72
3.70
3.74
4.05
4.55
4.25
3.99
4.61
4.86
5.27
4.88
4.63
4.67
4.61
5.86
5.63
7.80

90.68
93.45
92.98
93.29
93.45
93.50
91.57
92.46
93,82
95.15
95.97
93.34
93.80
93.17
81.73
84.02
86.96
87.50
87.70
84.07
47.63
35.22
128.15
111. 72
70.93

4.52
4.63
4.24
4.10
4.46
4.45
4.12
4.26
4.41
4.53
4.85
4.93
4.99
4.93
4.90
4.88
4.97
4.94
4.99
5.11
5.30
5.27
5.27
5. 25
5.56

2.90 11.1
2.41 19.9
2.18 9.4
.6
2,19 11.0
2.24
2.15 11.1
2.06 13.5
2.26 16.7
2.41, 16.3
2.53 13.6
2.78 12.6
2.75 13.0
2.63 13.8
2.58 16.6
2.56 21.4
2.58 14.3
2.55 13.19
2.49 13.08
2.48 12.46
2.54 13.52
2.52 16.30
2.49 14.86
2.53 14.21
2.43 22.44
2.94 28.64




Cts. a s .
8.5 6.5 6*2
7.8 6.3 6.1
5.8 5.9 5.6
8.1 5.8 5.7
7,4 5.7 5.4
5.9 5.2 4.8
5.4 4.8 4.5
7.7 5.5 5.0
5.6
9.4 5.7 5.2
8.3 5.0 5.2
5.0
8.9 6.0
12.0
5.9
8.8 5.7 6.0
11.0 5.9 6.1
10.6 6.2 6.7
11.4 7.2 6.7
9.4 5.9 5.9
13.99 6.18 6.7
14.48 6.88 7.16
10.20 6.14 6.88
11.99 6.55 7.16
12.81 6.72 7.12
8. 54
7.66
12.33 6. 74 9.28
7.70
18.11 9.40 8.48

a s . a s . a s . a s . D olls.

23.2
16.9
16.8
14.7
13.8
16.3
19.1
16.6
18.3
19.5
21.5
22.3
21.9
21.0
22.1
20.3
23.0
23.7
20.9
22.0
21.5
23.1
24.1
23.2
30.4

2.8
2.4
2.1
2.1
2.1
1.9
1.8
2.5
2.5
2.4
2.3
2.3
2.2
2.2
2.3
2.5
2.3
2.4
2.3
2.2
2.1
2.1
2.2
2,9
8.9

figures represent beef cured in any manner.

as.

15.0
15.1
15.3
17.9
16.9
17.6
16.8
18.9
18.7
18.0
18.5
18.9
21.4
20.2
22.0
21.1
20.9
21.7
21.5
22.0
24.0
25.6
29.7
34.8
43.6

D o lls. D olls. a s .

1.20
1.20
1.23
1.39
1.89
1.39
1.40
1.42
1.58
1.56
1.69
1.56
1.52
1.61
1.83
1.75
1.67
1.71
1.71
1.77
1.77
1.80
1.99
2.32
2.08

15.32 8.1
16.27 9.1
15.05 9.6
14.56 8.7
14.91 8.3
15.28 7.5
7.7
15.49 7.9
16.94
18.25 8.4
18.01 9.0
19.67 9.9
20.05 11.4
19.08 10.51
21.34 10.1
24.55 10.07
23.00 10.91
21.4010.94
21.83 10.83
21.54 12.1
22.14 13.3
24.30 12.1
23.94 13.1
22.25 13.8
23.76 13.9
26.00 17.6

as.

9 .5
9 .0
7 .8

6.6
5.1
5.6
6.0
6.3
7.6
9.4
10.4
8.3
7.7
8.1
9.2
9.1
10.0
11.9
11.0
9.8
11.2
11.3
11.0
11.2
17.3

j Starch, per pound.
Sugar, refined, per pound.
! Tobacco, leaf, per pound.

Leather,pound. per
sole,
Boots and shoes, per !
pair.
Lumber: Boards, deals, and
| planks, per M feet.
Bacon and hams, per
pound.
Lard, per pound.
Pork, salted or pic­
kled, per pound.
i Beef, salted or pic­
kled, perpound.i
tButter, per pound.
Cheese, per pound.
Mineral—Illum inat­
ing, per gallon.
Vegetable—Cotton­
seed, per gallon.2

2.1 ....... 9,204
2.0 ....... 7,242
1.7 ....... 9,443
2.1 ..... 9,626
2.0 ....... 9,544
1.9 2.0 8,299
U9 9,147
1.8 2.5 10,652
2.6
2.2 2.2 9,548
2.1 2.0 8,726
2.2 2.0 11,141
2.1 2.1 10,439
2.0 2.2 7,985
2.0 2.1 9,630
2,1 2.3 9,356
2.3 2.5 11,456
2.2 2.2 9,908
2.1 2.1 7,757
1.9 2.1 9,504
1.7 2.0 9,450
1.9 2,1 10,358
2.1 9,640
1.9 2.0 9,280
1.9 2.6
2,3 3.8 15,852
12,651
3.4

a s . O s. a s . a s . a s . a s . a s . O s. Cts.
7 .8 5.4 19.0 9.4 4.9 41.5 3.2 4.7 9.0
8 .0 5.7 17.6 9.7 4.2 40.2 3.2 4.4 8.5
7.1 5.7 16.4 9.1 4.9 32.2 3.2 4,6 8.7
. 5 .7 5.6 15.2 8.4 6.8 28.2 2.7 4.9 8.5
4 .9 5.2 14.3 9.1 6.8 25.4 2.1 4.7 8,0
5 .6 5.6 15.0 8.6 5.7 25.2 1.9 5.0 8.7
5 .8 5.3 16.3 8.6 5.6 23,9 2.0 4.4 9,3
6 .2 6.7 17.2 10.2 7.8 30.1 2.1 4.5 8.7
7 .2 5.7 17.3 9.9 6.3 33.6 2.0 5.0 9.0
8 .7 6.2 18.0 10.1 6.3 39.3 2.3 4.1 9.2
1 0 .6 7.2 18.0 11.9 6.7 89.9 3.0 8.4 9.8
8 .5 5.7 16.5 10.5 7.8 36.9 2.3 8.5 9.6
7 .9 5.5 18.4 10.7 6.8 29.4 2.3 4.1 9.0
8 .2 6.8 18.0 11.7 6.3 31.2 2.3 3.8 9.5
9 .1 6.0 19.4 11.6 6.3 40.8 2.2 8.9 10.0
8 .9 6.8 21.8 12.9 6,8 42.0 2.4 8.8 10.6

8.8
11.1
10.8
9,5
10.6
10.8
10.8
10.6
14.8

7.7
7.5
8.7
7.4
9.6
9.8
10.6
10.6
11.6

21.2
25.0
21.7
24.1
24.3
23.8
24.3
26.6
32.6

12.6
15.5
12.4
14.2
17.0
17.1
15.3
16.7
23.1

6;6
6.2
6.6
6.7
6.3
6.4
6.0
6.4
5.4

*Unit of quantity pounds after 1909.

40.8
6.6
7.6
6.0
6.6
7.2
6.9
8.5
12.6

2.3
2.5
2.0
2.3
2.4
2.4
2.7
2.7
3.2

3.5
4.3
4.1
4.6
3.8
3.6
4.7
4.9

10.9
10.8
11.1
11.5
11.9
111
12.8
12.1
14.7

547

1 After 1910 the

as.

Cut nails, per pound.
Wire nails, per pound.
j Locomotives, steam ,
each.

Anthracite, per ton.
Bituminous, per ton.
Copper: Pigs, ingots, bars,
plates, and old, per pound.
Unmanufactured—Up­
land, per pound.
Colored, per
I yard.
; U ncolored,
per yard.

Cattle, each.

Wheat, per bushel.
Wheat flour, per barrel, j

B o lls. D olls Dolls D o lls. D o lls D olls a $ .

A N N T JA I. A V E R A G E D O M E ST IC E X P O R T P R IC E S .

Year
ended
June
SO—

Corn, per bushel.

j

[The values of the goods are required by law to represent their market value at the port and time of exportation. ‘‘Ton ” signifies long ton of 2,240 pounds.]
Cotton, and
Iron and steel, man­ Leather, and
Meat and dairy products.
Coal.
Breadstuffs.
Oils.
ufactures of.
manufactures of.
mfrs. of.
Manufac­
tures—
Cloths.
a
o
■oo 1
5* i
A
6D 8
t
H £

1893.............
1894.............
1895.............
1896.............
1897.............
1898.............
1899.............
1900.............
1901.............
1902............
1903.............
1904.............
1905.............
1906.............
1907.............
1908.............
1909.............
1910.............
1911.............
1912.............
1913.............
1914.............
1915.............
1916.............
1917.......

Cents.

33.4
32.2
32.2
32.1
31.7
32.3
33.3
34.7
34.4
34.9
31.9
32.7
33.3
33.1
32.7
34.4
37.0
37.0
34.8
37.3
39.7
44.1
38.2
45.9
72.6

Cents.

14.0
14,3
14.1
13.9
13.5
13.4
13.2
13.1
13.8
14.9
15.4
14.5
14.6
15.8
16.9
17.2
16.5
17.3
17.4
18.9
18.6
17.3
18.7
23.5
30.8

Dollars.




3.28
3.23
3.05
2.86
2.76
2.67
2.82
2.62
2. 72
2.74
2.93
2.59
2.44
2.40
2.48
2. 59
2.85
2.75
2.83
2. 85
2.77
2.71
2.90
2.99
3.23

Cents.

14.0
16.4
14.7
14.6
11.1
7.5
6.5
6.7
7.4
6.5
6.5
7.0
8.8
8.6
7.9
7.6
7.5
7.9
10.3
13.3
13.8
11.1
9.5
9.6
10.1

Cents.

8.1
8.8
7.8
8.9
8.7
7.6
12.0
14.7
16.2
14.6
12.4
12.8
13.6
15.1 ,
19.8
16.8
13.3
12.5
11.9
12.7
15.3
14.4
13.4
19.4
26.1

Cents.

8.1
8,3
8.2
8.4
8.6
7.9
8.3
11.7
12.2
11.2 ,
11.18
11.24
11.89
11.54 .
11.65
9.56
11.43
10.37
11.31
11.12
12.0
14.3
10.8
9.5
12.2

Cents.

13.0
12.5
12.0
12.0
12.2
12.3
13.0
13.2
15.1
15.3
15.0
16.28
16.86
16.10
15.86
15.92
15.04
15.02
16.01
16.77
18.4
18.9
15.0
15.9
17.8

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.

280.64
307.18
284.71
230.36
206.53
215.88
201.81
236.30
273.44
269.55
248.68
251.10
279.44
266.62
260.41
263.93
257.57
277.10
342.47
346.65
318.01
290.37
399.60
505.59
535.00

142.30
146.74
138.93
126.57
123.00
139.49
121.06
132.43
153.52
167.48
166.95
148.06
160.10
170.55
176.00
174.92
153.45
161.89
177.78
219.75
193.67
177.34
217.73
252.45
258.02

30.01
34.30
24.88
22.49
23.93
22.65
27.61
38.53
42.78
34.49
42.14
42.43
45.82
62.05
85.66
60.49
46.06
54.70
72.33
71.12
74.01
105.38
56.26
73.07
87.50

139.32
113.99
80.77
76.37
73.68
64.44
116.76
168.28
162.69
186.97
192.80
173.96
195.99
187.90
199.51
171.05
115.60
112.78
116.04
116.74
171.08
196.82
180.12
178.31
•225^00

Cents.

2.4
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.1
2.4
2.6
3.0
3.3
3.6
2.8
2.7
3.5
3.8
3.3
3.2
3.3
3.0
3.0
3.8
4.3
4.2
4.3
11.1
11.0

Cents.

40.3
58.5
19.1
21.7
20.9
27.3
44.9
27.6
32.6
29.7
30.1
49.8
45.6
23.0
31.8
23.4
18.1
46^8
31.6
74.6
33.6
51.8
23.8
21.4
25.0

Cents.

42-9
44.7
46.2
45.1
49.1
55.2
62.1
63.5
51.5
49.4
55 3
68.3
74.2
78.0
76.6
58.8
69.8
100.0
105.8
84.4
79.5
64.0
48.3
57.9
56.8

Cents.

1.8
1.9
1.7
1.8
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.2
2.6
2.2
1.9
2.0
1.9
1.9
1.9
2.0
1.8
1.8
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
1.9
2.8
4.1

Dollars.

23.83
22.74
27.27
23.05
23.50
26.36
29.87
34.53
34.46
21.20
17.60
21.20
24.30'
28.60
27.72
30.39
33.53
26.47
29.37
31.91
41.30
35.87
38- 47
62.82
84.08

Cents.

2.2
2.0
2.0
2.2
2.4
3.1
4.3
2.9
5.4
3.3
2.7
2.2
4.6
4.4
4.1
5.8
6.5
3.7
4.0
4.9
5.1
6.1
5.1
7.6
11.8

Cents.

2.8
2.6
2.4
2.3
2.3
2.2
2.3
3.2
3.2
3.0
2.9
2.7
2.8
2.8
3.3
3.0
2.7
2.8
3.2
4,3
3.4
3.0
3.3
7.9
10.8

ANNUAL AVERAGE IMPORT PBIGES.

[The values are required by law to represent the values of the goods in the foreign markets whence exported to the United States. “ Ton ” signifies long ton of 2,240 pounds.]
Glass:
Cotton cloth.
Fibers, unmanufactured. Cylinder,
Iron.
India
rubber
crown,
Copper:
Ce­
Coal,
and com­ Hops, and
Tin
Year
Tigs,
mon win­ per gutta­ Bar
Jute
ended ment, Cheese, bitumi­ Coffee, ingots, Not Bleached,
Sheets plates,
per
per
teme*
June per 100 pound. nous, pound. bars, bleached, per Flax, Hemp, and Manila, dow pound. percha, - iron, JPig iron, and
per ton.
crude, per per ton. plates, plates, or
jute
30 - pounds.
etc. etc., per square per tou. per ton. butts, per ton. glass, un­
per
square yard.
polished,
per taggers
yard.
per ton.
per
pound, i pound.
pound. tin, per
pound.
pound.

548

No. 312.—ANNUAL AVERAGE IMPORT PRICES OP LEADING ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED
STATES: 1893 to 1917.

Year
ended
June
30—

Hides and
Sugarand
Silk,
skins.
Tin, bars,
raw or Still molasses.
blocks,
as
or pigs,
Hice, reeled wines Sugar,
not
Goat­ Hides per from casks, above Molas­ Tea,per gram or
of pound. the in
pound. granu­
skins, cattle,
per D. 16 ses, per
per per
cocoon, gallon. No.S., gallon.
lated, per
pound. pound.
per
pound.
per
pound.
pound.

Dollars. Dollars. Cents.

11.22

11.53
10.45
14.27
11.35
12.23
13.99
13.77
9.55
10.60
14.73
13.86

2 0 .2
2 2 ,0

Cents.

Cents. Dollars. Cents.

1.7
1.5
1.7
1.5
1.9

22.7
24.3 1 0 .8 2 .1
26.5 10.4 2.1
26.8 11.8 2 .0
27.9 11.3 2 .1
28.9 1 1 .8 2.1
29.3 12.3 2 .2
27.8 12.9 2.5
27.6 13.2 2.5
12.12
12.19 28.6 14.0 . 2.5
12.28 31.3 15.3 3.0
13,74 27.2 1 2 .2 2.9
10,47 25.0 12.4 2.7
10.43 26.6 14.8 2 .6
9.50 25.0 14.4 2 .8
12.19 24.4 15.3 3.4
10.35 25.7 17'. 3 3.7
10.98 26.2 18.6 3.3
12.27 24.3 18.3 2.5
13.65 27.2 20.3 2.4
16.14 52.5 25.9 2.7
*India rubber only after 1890.




3.90
3.16
2.76
3. £8
2.84
3.05
3.19
3.96
3.21

2.31
3.59
3.52
3.34
3.64
4.20
4.13
3.38
3.21
3.25
3.11
3.15
3.42
3.09
3.61
4.61

71.0
70.0
69.7
68.8

94.0
72.13
68.28
68.86

69.72
64.95
61.08
59.56
59.20
57.28
56.89
55.27
49.39
49.68
54.81
64.41
61.53
52.82
51.00
65.62
80.76

Cents.

3.08
2.91
2.13
2.26
1.99
2.24
2.38
2.49
2.26
1.80
1.70
1.94
2.64
2.14

Cents.

Cents.

16.0
15.1
13.5
15.7 13.5
15.8 13.1
15.10 14.17
18.96 13.02
11.12 12.44
9.8 12.27
7.2 12.42
6.5 14.42
5.4 16.15
5.8 15.80
4.3 15.57
2 .11
3.7 16.11
2.37 3.8 17.32
2.30 4.2 16.15
2.59 4.4 15.97
2.45 4.2 17.16
2.81 4.2 17.95
2.18 4.3 18.39
3.4 18.37
2 .0 0
3.21 2 .8 18.06
3.70 4.4 18.75
4.33 9.9 18.64
2 Price per pound.
12.8
10.1
8 .6

Cents.

20.0

15.7
14.2
13.5
12.9
13.73
15.95
27.23
27.10
24.53
26.83
26.60
27.55
33.32
39.70
32.72
28.54
-30.62
36.67
41.56
46.30
39.35
32.44
35.34
39.97

Cents.

Cents.

Wool.
Wood:
LumberBoards,
planks,
deals,and Cloth­ Comb­ Car­
ing,
other per ing, pet,
per per
sawed, pound pound pound
per M
feet.
Dollars.

Woole n manufactures.
Carpets
and
Dress
carpet­ Cloths, goods,
ing of per per
wool, pound. square
per sq.
yard.
yard.

Cents. Cents. Cents. Dollars. Dollars. Cents.

9 2.30
95.0 40.9
11.10
18 22
9 2.28
114.0 38.7
11.93 16 26
127. * 35.9
9 1.95
11.42 15 20
107.4 39.4
10.82 17 22 10 1.43
93.5 60.6
10.27 17 22 11 1 .66
98.11 55.10
9.94 18 20 10 3.04
104.9 55.56
9.91 15 28
9 2.74
92.11 58.14 10.99 21 21
9 3.04
90.36 51.04 12.96 16 20 10 3.15
88.74 42.73 13.93 12 18
9 3.45
73.96 45.36 14.80 18 19 10 3.48
76.36 47.52 15.07 19 22 12 3.31
74.13 48.77 15.35 23 25 13 3.51
96.17 52.16 15.60 24 28 14 3.93
113.74 54.55 17.40 26 30 15 4.15
106.20 63.41 19.23 22 27 15 4.07
94.59 65.58 18.85 21 21 11 3,87
97.63 52.91 18.35 24 25 13 S. 81
107.7 53.63 18.49 23 26 13 3.79
125.3 51.17 17,46 21 24 13 4.58
128.8 45.33 17.34 23 25 14 4.51
127.8 50.44 19.05 25 26 17 4.15
128.0 46.44 18.96 23 25 17 2.78
142.9 40.45 18.98 28 29 22 3.23
134.4 47.8
20.60 36 39 29 3.96
a Average price July 1 to Dec. 31,1913, inclusive.

0.830
.906
.681
.595
.610
.783
.955
1.04
1.05
1.01
1.02

1.03

1.00

1.06
1.07
1.09
1.06
1.03
1.09
i. 12
1.14
1.03
.96
1.06
1.23

20.0
20,6
2 7.56
27.61
20.7
21.8

23.2

2 1.2

19.5
18.1
18.7
19.1
19.0
19.7,
20.7
19.5
19.4
20.6

21.3

21.1

*25.2
24.8
26.1
44.4

549

7.09
6.60
7.14
7.13
6.97
7.52
6.76
8.67
7.50
6.91
7.37
6.58
6.50
7.47
7.50
6.78
6.80
6.96
7.24
7.79
8.24
7.21
6 .57
7.8 6
9.44

Tobacco: Leaf,
per pound.
Suit­
able
for
cigar Other
wrap­ leaf.
pers.

ANNUAL AVERAGE IMPORT PRICES.

1893 __
1894__
1895 __
1896 ....
1897 ....
1898....
1899 ....
1900....
1901....
1902 ....
1903....
1904 ....
1905....
1906 ....
1907....
1908 ....
1909 ....
1910....
1911....
1912....
1913 ....
1914 ....
1915 ....
1916 ....
1917 ....

Fish, pickled
or salted.
Her­ Mack­
ring, erel,
per per
barrel barrel
(200
(200
lbs.). lbs.).

550

WHOLESALE PRICES OF COMMODITIES,

: G roups of Com­
Y ears , 1890 to 1916, and by M onths , 1915 and 1916.
[Source: Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor, Whole Number
226. Average prices for 1916= 100.]

No.

3 1 3 .—IN D E X

NU M BER S OP WHOLESALE PR IC ES

modities , by Calendar

56
60
54
55
48
49
44
48
50
50
56
59
6
62
6
63
64
70
69
79
84
76
82
82
85
1

+

6
6

8

0

84

8
8

6

0

6
6

87
89
8
89
8
84
8
83
84
89
89
91
93
95
95
96
103
107
1
118
116

70
70
63
0
69
60
58
53
0
56
60
59
62 2
63
67 2
64

+ .7
1
+ 2
-1 3
+ 2
1
+ 9
+ 4

6
8
6

1

+ 5
+
- 6
+ 6
- 5
+ 2
+ 9
- 1
+ !4
+ 6
—
+ 8
+ 4
+ 1
+16

1
1

(6)
+

6
6
6

1

8
8
6

70
74
78
79
1 78
85
79
81
83

+
+
(6)
+
+
+
+
+

4
2
1
2
3
3
1
5
2
3
1
6
2

90
90
91
93
94
94
96
1
106
1
119

0

0

84
85
83
83
83
81
82
81
79
82
85

+
(6)
+
+
+
<6)
+
+
+
1 +
+
-

2
2

1
7
4
4
6
2

Metals and
metal products.

Per cent
Per cent
Per cent
Per cent
of in­
of in­
of in­
of in­
crease (+ )
crease (+ )
crease (+ )
crease (+ )
or de­ Index or de­ Index or de­ Index or de­
crease (—) num­ crease (—) num­ crease (—) num ­ crease (—)
compared ber.8 compared ber.* compared ber.^ compared
with pre­
with pre­
with pre­
with pre­
ceding
ceding
ceding
ceding
year or
year or
year or
year or
month.
month.
month.
month.

Per cent
of in­
crease (+ )
Year or month.
or de­ Index
Index crease (—3
num­ compared num­
ber.1 with pre­ ber.2
ceding
year or
month.
1890 ........
1891......................
1892......................
1893......................
1894......................
1895......................
1896......................
1897......................
1898......................
1899......................
1900......................
1901......................
1902......................
1903......................
1904...................
1905......................
J906......................
1907......................
1908......................
1909......................
1910......................
1911......................
1912......................
1913......................
1914......................
1915......................
1916......................
1915.
Tanuarv..............
February...........
March.................
April...................
May.....................
June....................
July.....................
August...............
September........
October..............
November.........
December..........
1916.
January..............
February...........
March.................
April...................
May.....................
June....................
July.....................
August...............
September........
October..............
November.........
December..........

Fuel and
lighting.

Cloths and
clothing.

Food, etc.

Farm products.

8

1

-13
- 3
- 9
+ 6
+ 7
- 2
+ 5
+ 2
+ 6
- 4
+ 6
(6)
- 3
+ 6
+ 6
+ 5
+ 1
- 1
+ 9
- 7
+ 3
+ 2

1

1

0

8

+
+
(e)
(6)
+
+
+
+

0

0

1
2
5
5
5
7
3

87
89
92

94
96

97
99
1
103
108
114

59
- 4
59
56
(«)
56
C6)
52
1
1
- 2
59
- 3
59
52
+ 2
53
+ 3
+ 5 *61
+ 8
70
- 7
6
+ 2
80
+ 6
92
(6)
79
+ 3
75
78
+ 7
81
+ 6
1
780
7l>
+ 5
72
+ 4
1
—
70
77
+ 3
87
+ 1
- 1
80
75
(6)
0 +28
1
+
(6)
+
(e)
(6)
(6)
+
+
+
+
+

75
76
76
77
77
2
77
1 ■ 77
78
1
2
79
81
4
82
4 84
4

+ 2

1

6

2
1
2

(6) 1
+
+ 2

+
(6)
+
1 +
+
1 +
+
-

73
70
70
0
700
62
61
59
60
62
65
70
65
6
70
70
72
77
82
74
78
79
76
78
79
78
78

0

+
+
+
+
+
+
+
0 +
+
-+
+
2 +

1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2

4

2
2
2

3

1
2
1
3
5
6

8

0

75
75
75
72
72
72
73
74
77
78
81
83

(*)
6)
(6)
(6)
(6)
+
+
+
+
+
+

8

89
90
91
90
91
91
92
96
1
130
141

(6)
- 5
(•)
- 7
+13
(6) 1
+ 2
+ 15
+15 :
- 3
+ 18
+ 15
-1 4
- 5
+ 4:
+ 4
- 4
- 3
- 5
- 3
+ 10
+13
- 8
- 6
0 +33
+

8

1

74
63
57
48
52
54
482
48
73
71

6

6
6

2 1

65
60
6
76
81
63
62
63
60
67
67
59
65

1
1
4
1

4

2




1

2

6

00

1
1
1
1

108
125

S

- 7
1
-1 6
+ 8
+ 4
1
(6)+52

0
0
0

0

)

0

1

- 3
- 7
(6)— 2
- 8
+ 15
+ 7
2
- 2
+ 2
- 5
+ 12
'(•)- 1

2

+

1

+54

2

0

(6>+ . 4
+ 3
+ 2
+ 7
+ 3
+ 3
- 3
(•)
+ 1
+ 3
+ 10
+

99

98
98

(

0

8

85
89
95

7
1 Number of commodities varied from 16 in 1890 to 30 in 1916.
2 Number of commodities varied from 40 in 1890 to 91 in 1916.
8 Number of commodities varied from 56 in 1890 to 68 in 1916.
* Number of commodities was 13 from 1890 to 1912, inclusive, and 15 from 1913 to 1916.
6 Number of commodities varied irom 18 in 1890 to 25 in 1916.
6 No change.
115

6
6

56
58
60
61
65
67
69
67
67
6
70
77

4

+ 6
+ 1
+ 1
+ 1
- 1
+ 1
<6)
+ 1
+ 4
1 + 16
+ 17
+ 8

8

+ 5
+ 7
+ 4
.2 + 3
1 - 1
- 3
(8)
0 + 2
2 + 2
+ 6
+16

1

0

551

WHOLESALE PRICES OF COMMODITIES.
No. 313.—I n
C

a len d a r

Y

d e x N u m ber s o p
ea r s
to

1890

Lumber and
building mate­
rials.
Year or month. Index
num­
ber.1

1890
1891...............
1892..................
1893..................
1894..................
1895.......-..........
1896..................
1897..................
1898..................
1899..................
1900..................
1901..................
1902..................
1903..................
1904..................
1905..................
1906..................
1907..................
1908..................
1909..................
1910..................
1911..................
1912..................
1913..................
1914..................
1915..................
1916..................
1915.
January...........
February.........
March..............
April................
May.................
June................
July.................
August.............
September.......
October............
November.......
December........

71
69
67
65
64
62
61
64
70
75
72
76
79
80
84
93
96
91
96
66

100
100

98
99
96
93

100

W

1916,

h o l e sa l e P r ic e s :
a n d b y M o n t h s,

Drugs and
chemicals.

O

r o u ps op
a n d

1915

C

o m m o d it ie s , b y

1916—rContinued.

House-furnish­ Miscellaneous. All commodities.
ing goods.

Percent
Per cent
Per cent
Per cent
Per cent
of in­
of in­
of in­
of in­
of in­
crease (+)
crease (+) Index crease (+) Index crease (+) Index crease (+)
or de­ Index or de­ num­ or de­ num­ or de­
or de­
crease (—' num­ crease (—\
crease (—) num­ crease (—)
crease (—)
compared ber.3* compared ber.* compare ci ber.1 compared ber.2 compared
with pre­
with pre­
with pre­
with pre­
with pre­
ceding
ceding
ceding
ceding
ceding
year or
year or
year or
year or
year or
month.
month.
month.
month.
month.
-- 3
4
+2
- 3
- 2
- 3
- 2
+5
+9
7
-+ 4
+6
+5
+1
+ u5 ,;
+
+3
- 5
+5
+4
(6) 2
+1
- 3
- 3
+8

63
65
64
63
58
62
64
62
65
67
68

69
68
67
68
67
66
6t
70
71
72
72
71
70
72
80

100

94
90
90
91
94
92
100

-- 1
1
(6) 1
- 1
+3
+3
+5
1
+6
+
+16
+3

92
92
92
92
92
92
92
92
92
92
92
92

101
112
112
111

106
99
99
99
95
96

- 1
- 2
<6) 1
- 6
- 27
+7
- 1
+6
(6+)1 1
- 1
- 5
- 7
(6)
<6) 4
+1
- 2
- 4
(6) 1
+
+3
- 2
+9

76
76
73
75
■7
1
68
66
67
66
68

75
74
76
78
78
78
80
84
80
90
96
86
84
83
81
81

100

(6)
-+
+
+

4
3
4
4
3

2
1

3

+10

- 1
+3
+3
(6)
(6) .3
+
+5
- 5
+13
+7
-1 0
- 2
- 2
- 1
(6)
+23

66
66

61
63
56
57
54
54
56
60
65
64
69
69
70
69
72
76
74
79
81
77
82
81
80
81

100

(6)
- 8
+3
-1 1
-+ 2
5
00
+7
+4

+8
- 2
+8
00
+1
1
-+ 4
6
-+ 3
+7
-+ 3
5
+6
- 1
—1
+1
+23

- 2 81
+ 1 80
+1
81
81
(6)
81 <*) 1 81
-+ 1
1
80
(«)
(«)
—
80
+1
<6)
80 (6)
82
+1
h
80
1
80
- 2
•)
(6)
80 (6)
82
1
6)
+3
(6)
80 (6)
81
- 1
2
(6)
1
80
80
- 1
+
82 (6) 3 82
+3
(6)
83
99
+ 1 83
2
+1
(6)
86
102
+ 4 86
2
+4
(S)
1916.
98
January........... 98
- 4 95
+ 3 89
+ 2 101
+ 3 89
+3
88
February......... 99
95
- 1 90
+ 3 95 (6)
+ 1 103
+2
91
March.............. 100
+ 3 92
+1
+ 1 105
+ 2 99 (6) 4 92
+
April................ 100 (6)
+ 1 94
+2
+2
May................. 101
95
+ 3 96
+ 2 99 (6)
+ 1 107
100
June................ 100
- 1 105
99
+ 5 96 <<0+ 2
- 2 101 (6)
July................. 98
- 8
- 2 100
+ 1 97
+3
- 5 101 (fi+ 2 101
103
August............. 99
+ 2 100
+1
+ 1 92
)
September....... 99 (6)
105
+ 2 103
92 (6) 3 101 (6) 3 110
+3
104
October............ 100
+
+
+ 5 108
+5
+ 1 95
+ 4 104 (6)
112
November....... 103
+ 3 99
+7
+ 2 116
December........ 105
113
+2
+ 2 100
+ 1 104 (6)
+ 1 118
1 Number of commodities varied from 22 in 1890 to 30 in 1916.
2 Number of commodities was 9 from 1890 to 1912, inclusive, and 10 from 1913 to 1916.
2 Includes 6 commodities (earthen and glass ware) from 1890 to 1916.
* Number of commodities was 12 from 1890 to 1912, inclusive, 22 from 1913 to 1915, and 21 in 1936.
6 Number of commodities varied from 192 in 1890 to 296 in 1916.
fi No change.
93
94
93
93
93
92
93
91
92
92
94
96

(6)
-+
<6)
<6)
+
+
(6)
+
+




1
1

74
73
73
72
71
73
75
76
80
85

109
108
106
106
105
99
97
90
96
95

+3
- 2
- 2
- 8
+7
+3
- 5
+3
+3
+ 1
+1
- 1
- 1
+1
- 1
- 1
+2
+4
+1
+1
<6) 1
-- 1
+1 13
+
+25

552

WHOLESALE PRICES OP COMMODITIES.

N o . 3 1 4 -— CHANGES IN W HOLESALE PRICES, CALENDAR YEARS 191$ TO
1916: P e r C ent of I ncrease (+ ) or D ecrease ( —) in P rices by M onths
S u bseq u en t to J anuary , 1913, Compared w ith the P receding M onth , by
G roups of C om m odities .
[Source: Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor.]

products
Animal products (12 Vegetable of quota­ All products (30 series
(18 series
series of quotations). tions).
of quotations).
Year and month.

1913.
January.............................................
February...........................................
March................................................
April..................................................
May...................................................
June...................................................
July...................................................
August..............................................
September.........................................
October..............................................
November.........................................
December..........................................
1914.
January.............................................
February...........................................
March................................................
April..................................................
May...................................................
June...................................................
July...................................................
August...............................................
September.........................................
October..............................................
November........................................
December..........................................
1915.
January.............................................
February...........................................
March................................................
April..................................................
May...................................................
June...................................................
July...................................................
August..............................................
September.........................................
October.............................................
November.........................................
December..........................................
1916.
January.............................................
February...........................................
March................................................
April..................................................
May...................................................
June...................................................
July...................................................
August...............................................
September.........................................
October..............................................
November.........................................
December..........................................




Per cent of
Per cent of
Per cent of
increase(+)
increase(+)
increase(+)
or decrease
or decrease
or decrease
Index (—) com­ Index (—) com­ Index (—)
number. pared with number. pared with number. paredcom­
with
preceding
preceding
preceding
year or
year or
year or
month.
month.
month.
82
84
87
87
84
85

+2
4-4
,0) -3
4-1
4-4
-2
4-1
-1
-3
P)
4-4
4-1
(D + 1

88
86

87
86
83
83
86

87
87
88
87

~1
-1

86

91
94
95
90
89
85

4-6
4-3
4-1
-5
-1
-4

83
80
81
80
85
87
89
89
89
90
85
83

-2

-4
+11
+6
4-2
4-2

C
1)
C 4-1
1)

1

0

1

0

0

79
80
80
81
83
83
80
85
82
78
77
77

88

87
80
82
81

86

+4
4-2
4-8
4-2
+3
4-3

91
90
86
90
91

C -fl
1)
4-2
—3
4-4
4-3
0

1No change.

8

90
102
108
118
129
120

- 1
- 1
- 1
4- 5
4- 1
- 1
4- 3
4- 5
)- 1
- 1

79
79 - (D
81
+3
-1
80
80
C +
1)
81
82
+
83
+1
85
+
84
-I
83
82
-1

- 2
4- 1
o 4- 1
4- 2
0 )
- 4
4- 6
- 4
-- 5
1
C
1)
+9
4- 8
- 1
4- 4
C- 9
1)
4- 4
- 1
- 8
4- 3
- 1
4- 6

84
91
90
94
94
85

-6
-2

86
88

95
97
1
103
103
104
106
103
107

76
75
74
73
77
78
77
79
83
83
82
81

8

83
83
84
84
85
85
85
89
88
84
83
81

4- 6
- 1
- 4
4- 5
4- 3
- 1

89
89
91
93
95
95
96
103
107
111
118
116

+2
+ 13
+6
+9
+9
- 7

84

86
86

87
89

1
1
2
1

+

1

(*) + 1
(») + 1
0 )
0 )
+5
-1
-5
-1

—2

C
1)

+4

+2
+1
+2

-3
+3
-1
-5
+2
-3

86

89
88
84
86
83
84

+1

C
1)
(l)

+6
.
+2
+2
+2

+1
+7
+4
+4
+
-

2

6

553

WHOLESALE PRICES OF .COMMODITIES.

N o . 3 1 5 .—W HOLESALE PRICE INDEXES OF IDENTICAL COM M ODITIES IN
RAW A N D M ANUFACTURED STATE: Calendar Y ears 1890 to 1916, and

by Months, 1915 and 1916.
tSouroe: Bulletin of the United States Bureau of Labor for 1916= 100.]
ber 226. Average price Statistics, Department of Labor, Whole Num­

com­
Raw commodities (27 Manufactured price All commodities (98
modities (71
price series).
price series).
series).
Year or month.

IRQft
1891....................................................
1892........................ ..........................
1893....................................................
1894....................................................
1895....................................................
1896...................................................
1897....................................................
1898....................................................
1899....................................................
1900....................................................
1901....................................................
1902....................................................
1903.......................; ..........................
190-1....................................................
1905....................................................
1906....................................................
1907....................................................
1908....................................................
1909....................................................
1910....................................................
1911....................................................
1912....................................................
1913....................................................
1914........................................ ..........
1915....................................................
1916....................................................

1915.
January.............................................
February..........................................
March................................................
April..................................................
May...................................................
June..................................................
July...................................................
August................... ..................
September.........................................
October.............................................
November.........................................
December..........................................
1916.
January.............................................
February...........................................
March................................................
April..................................................
May...................................................
June..................................................
July........................ ..................
August..............................................
September.........................................
October.............................................
November.........................................
December..........................................




Per cent
of increase
(+) or de­
Index crease (—) Index
number. compared number.
with
preceding
year or
month.
57
56
51
52
46
48
45
47
50
54
58
58
62
61
63
63
64
69
67
74
77
71
77
79
79
82

- 2
- 9
+2
-1 2
-+ 4
6
+4
+6
+8
+7
(1)+ 7
- 2
+3
(1)+ 2
o
+3
8
+10
+4
—8
+8
■ +3
(*)+ 4
,
+22

67
73
72
75
78
72
77
76
77
81
100

78
81
81
82
83
82
84
81
81
82
82
85

+3
+4
'(1)+ 1
+i
—1
+2
_ 4
(l)+ i
(l)+ 4
,

80
82
81
82
82
81
82
79
77
78
81
84

89
90
92
94
96
95
96
101
104
111
117
115

+
+
+
+
-+
+
+
+
+
+
-

87
89
92
95
96
97
97
102
104
109
116
116

100

5
1
2
2
2
1
1

5
3
7
5
2

1No change.

68
67
63
64
56
57
54
55
56
61
64
63
67
66
66
68

Per cent
Per cent
of increase
of increase
(+) or de­
(+) or de­
crease (—) Index crease (—)
compared number. compared
with
with
preceding
preceding
year or
year or
month.
month.
- i
- 6
+2
-1 2
+2
- 5
+2
+2
+9
+5
- 2
+6
- 1
C+ „
1) 3
- 1
+9
- 1
+4
+4
—8
+7
—l
+1
+5
+23
.+ 3
+3
—1
+1
(,)- i 1
+
—4
—3
+1
+4
+4
+4
+2
+3
+3
+ 1
+ 1
C+ 5
1) c
+2
+5
+6
C
1)

61
61
56
57
50
52
49
50
53
57
61
60
64
63
65
65
66
71
69
74
78
71
77
78
78
82

(J) - 8
+1 22
+4
- 6
+2
+6
+8
+7
- 2
+7
—2
+3
(I) + *
2
+3
- 8
+7
+5
—9
+8
+1
(1) + 5
.

79
82
81
82
83
82
83
80
79
81
82
85

+3
+4
—1
+1
' _ 1
+1
+1
—4
—1
+3
+4
+1

88

+
+
+
+
+
(l) +
+
+
+
+

100

90
92
95
96
96
97
101
104
110
116
116

+22

(0

4
2
2
1

3
1

4
3
6
5

554

RELATIVE RETAIL PRICES OF FOOD.

No. 31 6 .—RELATIVE RETAIL PRICES OF PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF FOOD :
B y M o n t h s , J a n u a r y , 1914, t o S e p t e m b e r , 1917, a n d b y C a l e n d a r Y e a r s , 1907
to 1916.

1914.
January.........
February.......
March. .1.......
April..............
May...............
June...............
July...............
August..........
September___
October.........
November___
December___

92
93
93
93
95
96
99
102
99
96
93
94

93
93
94
94
95
97
100
103
101
97
96
94

1915.
January.........
February.......
March............
April..............
May...............
June...............
July...............
August..........
September___
October.........
November___
December___

93
91
90
92
94
96
97
97
97
95
94
92

93
91
90
91
94
96
98
97
97
95
93
92

1916.January.........
February.......
March............
April..............
May...............
June...............
July...............
August..........
September___
October_____
November___
December___

94
94
96
99
102
105
105
104
104
101
99
98

93
93
95
98
102
106
106
105105
101
99
98

1917.
January.........
February.......
March............
April..............
May...............
June...............
July...............
August..........
September___

101
105
108
116
118
120
120
121
122

1907..............
1908..............
1909................
1910................
1911................
1912................
1913............
1914................
1915................
1916................

66
68
71
75
75
85
93
95
94
100




98
98
98
99
99
100
102
105
104
101
97
96

96
97
97
97
98
98
99
102
102
100
100
98

91
92
92
95
98
95
98
110
104
101
96
86

92
92
93
93
93
94
95
100
101
100
98
97

90
90
90
91
91
92
95
99
99
96
93
91

90
90
89
89
89
88
88
89
89
89
89
88

90
94
95
98
96
93
93
94
93
91
87
85

95
94
93
93
95
96
97
97
96
96
94
93

97
96
95
95
96
96
96
96
96’
95
94
93

82
79
78
87
92
91
93
95
99
102
92
81

95
93
92
92
92
93
94
94
94
95
95
95

90
88
87
86
87
89
90
89
89
90
91
92

88
■ 87
87
86
86
86
83
80
79
82
83
83

86
88
90
91
91
89
88
87
88
87
86
86

94
95
97
99
102
105
104
103
103
100
99
99

94
94
96
100
102
106
104
103
103
101
99
98

94
95
97
100
102
105
103
101
102
101
100
100

82
85
96
99
101
102
103
107
115
109
103
98

95
95
96
98
99
100
101
102
102
104
104
104

100
101
103
106
108
109
110
111
113
113
113
113

100
101
104
107
115
117
119
120
127
132
146
148

101
106
109
118
121
123
125
126
121

102
106
110
119
121
123
121
120
122

101
108
112
123
127
129
127
126
127

103
110
114
126
130
133
129
134
127

104
115
123
135
135
136
139
152
171

103
107
116
133
145
148
149
150
154

104
108
115
124
132
133
135
134
139

62
65
67
71
72
81
91
96
94
100

71
73
76
79
79
87
93
96
94
100

99
95
100

69
70
76
85
79
84
92
97
89
100

70
72
78
89
86
85
94
96
94
100

69
71
75
84
82
83
92
93
89
100

93
94
94
95
95
96
98
101
98
97
96
94
94
93
92
93
94
96 ;
97
96
96
95
94
93

100
95
100

Q
>
W
>
H

Butter.

Salmon,
canned.

•a

Hens.

Ham.

Bacon.

Pork chops.

Plate boiling
beef.

Chuck roast.

Rib roast.

Round steak.

Year or
month.

Sirloin steak.

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor, computed from data obtained
from representative retail dealers in the principal cities of the United States, 39 cities being covered for
1907 to 1912, 40 cities for 1913, 44 cities in 1914 and 1915, and 46 cities in 1916. The dealers selected
were those selling largely to the families of wage earners. Average price for 1916=100.]

116
97
82
68
71
75
80
89
98
104
120
127

101
91
89
83
83
85
87
92
96
95
100
100

98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98

118
90
68
69
70
71
74
81
93
107
122
124

98
96
91
91
88
88
87
85
85
89
93
98

, 92
94
97
100
102
103
102
101
103
103
101
102

99
99
99
99
99
99
99
100
100
101
103
105

113
93
76
73
75
80
85
97
110
122
137
141

97
96
102
105
94
92
90
93
99
106
111
114

122
125
136
151
159
160
157
158
169

108
113
117
123
124
122
119
118
128

106
107
110
117
127
130
• 132
134
137

145
135
93
103
106
109
112
123
140

115
119
117
129
118
119
117
121
126

73
73
81
94
80
84
90
89
84
100

74
75
80
85
82
84
90
92
88
100

98
100

77
79
85
90
86
91
92
94
91
100

83
83
88
91
85
95
97
92
91
100

555

RELATIVE RE T A IL PRICES OF FOOD.

Raisins.

Prunes.

Onions.

Potatoes.

92
92
91
91
92
92
92
93
97
97
96
95

99
98
97
97
96
96
96
97
97
97
98
98

92
97
97
97
98
98
97
97
96
95
95
95

92
102
101
102
103
96
93
92
87'
84
84
85

97
98
97
97
97
97
96
96
96
96
95
95

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
99
99

55
54
53
55
58
64
55
53
51
61
62
69

69
69
67
74
87
82
72
63
61
67
68
71

66
69
69
70
69
69
69
69
69
72
77
8i

102
102
102
102
102
101
101
101
101
100
99
99

97
97
97
97
97
97
97
97
97
97
97
97

75
80
82
83
85
86
87
84
81
76
81
84

1916.
January................................. 94
February............................... 96
March.................................... 97
April...................................... 96
May........................................ 96
June......................................
95
July....................................... 94
August................................... 95
September............................. 99
October.................................. 104
November............................. 113
December............................. 120

98
95
98
95
97
95
97
95
97
95
97
95
97 95
99 98
100 105
103 111
106 115
110 107

89
93
89
89
89
87
86
100
no
115
129
124

95
96
95
96
96
96
96
98
100
104
112
116

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

88
91
90
89
91
108
87
91
104
106
128
128

83
90
91
98
104
111
109
102
94
96
105
116

83
84
84
85
85
88
106
110
no
111
124
130

99
99
99
99
99
99
100
100
100
101
103
103

98
98
98
98
98
98
99
99
100
101
106
108

84
85
93
99.
106
108
109
106
96
102
107
104

100
100
100
100
100 100
100
100
100 100
100
100
1 o 0 100
100 100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100 100

1917.
January.................................
February...............................
March....................................
April......................................
May..................... ..................
June....................
. .
July.......................................
August..................................
September............................

109 108 127
110 109 127
110 110 130
112 115 153
115 130 198
116 131 183
122 135 164
125 140 170
130 135 166

118
120
122
137
158
162
174
194
241

100 145 141
100 188 249
100 192 255
104 219 273
115 227 176
119 237 142
116 159 104
116 133 94
119 111 94

132
135
140
152
174
177
177
175
171

104
105
105
108
114
117
119
121
122

109
109
109
no
112
113
115
115
115

100
101
109
120
125
116
114
124
123

100
100
100
100
101
101
102
102
102

100
100
100
101
102
104
no
no
112

71
75
81
80
76
78
74
77
93
100

78
82
83
84
84
90
89
93
96
100

68
72
73
65
84
85
65
70
57
100

97
100

72
74
73
75
76
79
68
74
82
100

100
100

100
100

April
July

.................

October.

.

..........

1915.
January.................................
February...............................
March....................................
April......................................
May........................................
June.......................................
July........................................
August...................................
September............ ................
October..................................
N ovember.............................
December..............................

90
91
90
90
91
91
90
88
88
89
90
92

121
122
125
128
131
131
128
127
130

1907........................................
1908........................................
1909........................................
1910................... ..................
1911...................................
1912........................................
1913......................................
1914........................................
1915........................................ 90
1916...................................... 100




85
88
89
93
94
95
98
98
97
100

86
96
100

70
70
69
68
72
85
100
72
68
58
54
54

100
100

Tea.

73
73
74
74
74
73
73
79
84
83
83
84

Coflee.

85
85
85
85
85
85
85
86
87
88
88
89

1914.

i

3

Sugar.

100
100
99
98
98
97
97
98
98
99
99
99

'

M

i

Beans.

|P

Year or month.

Cheese.

Bread.

h

Commeal.

|

N o . 3 1 6 .— R e l a t iv e R e t a il P r ic e s o p P r in c ip a l A r t ic l e s o f F oo j >: B y M o n t h s ,
J a n u a r y , 1914, t o S e p t e m b e r , 1917, a n d b y C a l e n d a r Y e a r s , 1907 t o 1910—
C o n tin u e d .

100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100

100
in
100
103
100
100
100
100
loo
loo
loo
loo

65
64
64
62
62
64
65
98
99
90
77
75

71
100

71
100

101
100

556

RELATIVE RETAIL PRICES OF FOOD.

NTo. 3 1 7 .—RELATIVE RETAIL PRICES OF FOOD AND PER CENT OF IN­
CREASE OR DECREASE: B y M o n t h s , J a n u a r y , 1912, to D e c e m b e r , 1916;
a n d b y C a l e n d a r Y e a r s , 1907 to 1916.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Departm ent of Labor. Average price for 19X6*= 100.
+ indicates increase; — indicates decrease; ±0 indicates “ no change.
Per cent of increase
or decrease in—

Year or month.

Each
specified
year as
Rela­
1916 as compared
tive
price. compared with year
with each preceding
specified
and
year or
month
month.
with
month
preceding.

1912.
January.....................
February...................
March.........................
April..........................
May............................
-T T ............................
il IP
July...........................
August.......................
September.................
October......................
November.................
December..................
1913.
January.....................
February...................
March.........................
April........*................
May............................
June...........................
July...........................
August.......................
September.................
October......................
November.................
December..................
1914.
January...............
February...................
March.........................
April..........................
May............................
June...........................
July ..........................
August.......................
September.................
October......................
November..................
December..................




Per cent of increase
or decrease in—

Year or month.

87
85
83
85
86
86
81
84
86
87
88
87 .

+15
+ 18
+20
+18
+ 16
+16
+19
+ 19
+16
+ 15
+14
+15

+
+
+

1
2
2
2
1
± 0
- 2
± 0
+ 2
+ 1
+ 1
- 1

1915.
January.....................
February...................
March.........................
April..........................
May............................
June...........................
July............................
August.......................
September.................
October......................
November..................
December..................

86
85
85
86
85

+16
+ 18
+18
+16
+ 18
+ 16
+ 14
+ 12
+ 11
+ 10
+ 9
+ 10

- 1
—1
± 0
+ 1
- 1
4- 1
2
+ 1
+ 1
+ 1
+ 1
— i

1916.
January.....................
February...................
March........................
April.........................
May............................
June...........................
July...........................
August.......................
September.................
October......................
November....... ..........
December..................

+ 10
+ 14
+ 15
+18
+ 16
+ 15
+ 11
+ 6
+ 6
+ 8
+ 8

— 1
—2
+ 1
+ 1
+ 3
+ 4
± 0
- 1

86
88

89
90
91
92
91
91
88

87
85
86
87
90
94
94

93

93
92

+ 9

± 0

—3

±

0

- 1

1907.............................
1908............................
1909.................. .........
1910............................
1911............................
1912.............................
1913............................
1914............................
1915............................
19 16.........................

Each
specified
Rela­
year as
1916 as
tive compared compared
price. with each with year
specified preceding
and
year or
month
month.
with
month
preceding.

91
89
86
87
88
88
88
88
89
90
92
92

+ 10
+ 12
+16
+15
+14
+ 14
+ 14
+14
+ 12
+ 11
+ 9
+ 9

—1
—2
—3
+ 1
+ 1
± 0
± o
± 0
+ 1
+ 1
+ 2
± 0

94
93
94
96
96

+ 6
+ 8
+ 6
+ 4
+ 4
+ 2
+ 3
± 0
—4
—6
—10
—10

+
__
+
+
±
+
+
+
+
+
±

+39
+35
+28
+22
+23
+ 16
+14
+11
+ 12

+ 3
+ 5
+ 5
- 1

98

97
100
104
106
111
111
72
74
78
82
81
86
■ 88
90

89
100

2
i
1
2
0
2
1

3

4
2
5
0

+ 6
+ 2
+ 2
- 1
+12

557

•AVERAGE R E T A IL PRICES OF FOOD

No-. 3 1 8 .—A VE RAGE RETA IL PR IC ES OF SPEC IFIED ARTICLES OF
FOOD A N D AM OUNTS PU R C H A SA B LE FOR $1: B y C a l e n d a r Y e a r s ,
1890
1916.
to

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor.]

Year.

Average Amount Average Amount Average Amount Average Amount Average Amount
retail bought
retail
bought retail
bought retail
bought
retail bought
price.
for $1.
price.
price.
for $1.
fo r ll.
for $1.
price.
fo r fl.
price.
Sirloin steak.
Per lb.

1890..........
1891..........
1892..........
1893..........
1894..........
1895..........
1896..........
1897..........
1898..........
1899..........
1900..........
1901..........
1902..........
1903..........
1904..........
1905...___
1906...___
1907..........
1908..........
1909..........
1910..........
1911..........
1912..........
1913..........
1914..........
1915..........
1916..........

$0.181
.186
.194
.202
.204
.230
.253
.258
.255
.273

Lbs .

5,5
5.4
5.2
5.0
4.9
4.3
4.0
3.9
3.9
3.7

Ham.

1890..........
1891..........
1892..........
1893..........
1894..........
1895..........
1896..........
1897..........
1898..........
1899..........
1900..........
1901..........
1902..........
1903..........
1904..........
1905..........
1906..........
1907..........
1908..........
1909..........
1910..........
1911..........
1912..........
1913..........
1914..........
1915..........
1916..........

Per lb.
$0,152
.153
.157
.168
.157
.152
.150
.151
.146
.153
.162
.169
.184
.187
.182
.182
.196
.201
.207
.217
.243
.238
.240
.266
.271
.258
.294

Per lb.
$0,123
.124
.124
.124
.122
. 123
.124
.125
.127
.129
.132
. 138
.147
.140
.141
.140
.145
.150
.157
.162
.173
.173
.198
.221
.234
.228
.245

Lbs.
8.1
8.1
8.1
8.1
8.2
8.1
8.1
8.0
7.9
7.8
7.6
7.2
6.8
7.1
7.1
7.1
6.9
6.7
6.4
6.2
5.8
5.8
5.1
4.5
4.3
4.4
4.1

Lard.
Lbs.
6.6
6.5
6.4
6.0
6.4
6.7
6.6
6.8
6.5
6.2
5.9
5.4
5.3

Per lb.
$0.093
.094
.098
.112
.101
. 6 .095
.088
.085
.089
.092
.099
.112
.127
.120

5.1
5.0
4.8
4.6
4.1
4.2
4.2
3.8
3.7
3.9
3.4

.127
.127
.142
.164
.141
.148
.158
.157
.148
.175

6

5.5
5.5




Rib roast.

Round steak.

.111
.110
.121

Per lb.

'

i

.154
.160
.166
.168
.184
.198
.204
.200
.212

Lbs.

Per lb.
$0.107
.109
.111
.118
.112
.110
.107
.108
.109
.112
.119
.130
.141
.140
.137
.139
.152
o.......6.'7* i
’
s .157
o
6.5
.161
6.3
.175
6.0
.193
6.4
.179
5.0
.193
5.1
.211
4.9
.222
5.0
.203
4.7
.227

Hens.
Lbs.
10.8
X0.6
10. 2
8.9
9.9
10.5
11.4
11.8
11.2
10.9
10.1
8.9
7.9
8.3
9.0

9.1

8.3
7.9
7.9
7.0
6.1
7.1
6.8
6.3
6.4
6.8
5.7

Per lb.
$0,135
.139
.138
.139
.131
.131
.129
.125
.129
.136
.134
.137
.151
.158
.161
.165
.172
.175
.177
.189
.200
.194

.200

.214
.219
.208
.236

Pork chops,

.

Per lb.
$0.125
.126
.129
.142
.135
. 130
.126
.127
. .131
.134
.143
.158
.177
.182
.180
7.2
.181
6.6
.196
6.4
.205
6.2
.210
.227
5.7
. 2G
0
5.2
5.6
.251
5.2
.249
4.7
.273
4.5
.279
4.9.273
4.4
.287

Lbs.
9.3
9.2
9.0
8.5
8.9
9.1
9.3
9.3
9.2
8.9
8.4
7.7
7.1
7.1
7.3
'

Lbs.
8.0
7.9
7.8
7.0
7.4
7.7
7.9
7.9
7.6
7.5
7.0
6,3
5.6
5.5
5.6
&

5

5,1
4.9
4.8

4.4
3.8

4.0
4.0

3.7

3.6
3.7
3.5

Butter.

Eggs.

Lbs.
Per doz.
7.4
$0.208
7.2
.221
7.2
.221
7.2
.224
7.6
.199
7.6
.206
7.8
.192
8.0
.189
.199
7.8
.209
7.4
7.5
.207
7.3
.219
6.6
.247
6
.
3 .259
6.2
.271
6.1
.272
5.8
.278
5.7
.285
5.6
.291
5.3
.315
5.0
.332
5.2
.318
5.0
.335
4.7
.338
4.6
.348
4.8
.335
4.2
.375

Bacon.

Doz.

4.8
4.5
4.5
4.5
5.0
4.9
5.2
5.3
5.0
4.8
4.8
4.6
4.0
3.9
3.7
3.7
3.6
3.5
3.4
3.2
3.0
3.1
3.0
3.0
2.9
3.0
2.7

Per lb.
$0,255
.274
.275
.283
.261
.249
.238
.239
.244
.251
.261
.265
.287
.285
.280
.290
.304
.328
.331

Lbs.
3.9
3.6
3.6
3.5
3.8
4.0
4.2
4.2
4.1
4.0

.364
.339
.378
.385
.364
.360
.394

2.7
2.9

.349

3
3
3

3.5
3.6
3.4

3.3

3.0
3.0

Z9

- 2.6
2.6

2.7
2.8
2.5

.
.

.

8
5

8

558

AVERAGE RE T A IL PRICES OP FOOD.

#

N o. 3 1 8 .— A v e r a g e R e t a il P r ic e s o p S p e c if ie d A r t ic l e s o f F o o d a n d A m o u n t s
P u r c h a s a b l e f o r $1: B y C a l e n d a r Y e a r s , 1890 to 1916—Continued.

Year.

Average Amount Average Amount Average Amount Average Amount Average Amount
bought retail
bought
retail bought retail
retail
bought retail
bought
for jl .
for $1.
price.
for $1.
price.
price.
for SI.
price.
price.
for SI.
Milk.

1890..........
1891..........
1892:.........
1893..........
1894..........
1895..........
1896..........
1897..........
1898 .........
1899..........
1900..........
1901..........
1902..........
1903..........
1904..........
1905..........
1906..........
1907..........
1908..........
1909..........
1910..........
1911..........
1912..........
1913..........
1914..........
1915..........
1916..........

P er qt.

$0,068
.068
.068
.068
.068
.068
.068
.067
.067
.067
.068
.068
.070
.072
.072
.072
.074
.079
.081
.083
.086
.086
.088
.091
.091
.090
.091




Com meal.

Flour.

Quarts.

14.7
14.7
14.7
14.7
14.7
14.7
14.7
14.9
14.9
14.9
14.7
14.7
14.3
13.9
13.9
13.9
13.5
12.7
12.3
12.0
11.6
11.6
11.4
11.0
11.0
11.1
11.0

P er& bbl.
bag.
S a g s.
S . 711
O
.729
.681
.623
.575
.577
.601
.676
.696
.613
.611
.612
.615
.656
.777
.777
.701
.763
.813
.873
.863
.813
.843
.803
.833
1.003
1.078

1.41
1.37
1.47
1.61
1.74
1.73
1.66
1. 48
1. 44
1. 63
1.64
1.63
1.63
1. 52
1.29
1.29
1.43
1.31
1.23
1.15
1.16
1.23
1.19
1.25
1.20
1.00
.93

Potatoes.

P er lb. P ounds. P er jik.
SO 019
.
.021
.020
,020
.019
,019
.018
.018
.018
.018
.019
,020
.023
.023
.023
.023
.023
.025
.027
.027
.028
.027
.026
.029
.030
.031
.034

52.6
47.6
50.0
50.0
52.6
52.6
55.6
55.6
55.6
55.6
52.6
50.0
43.5
43.5
43.5
43.5
43.5
40.0
37.0
37.0
35.7
37.0
38.5
34.5
33.3
32.3
29.4

SO 247
.
.264
.217
.254
.232
.208
.174
.211
.239
.218
.212
.264
.265
.260
.275
.249
.259
.273
.286
.289
.261
.337
.341
.259
.280
.229
.405

Sugar,

P ecks .

4.0
3.8
4.6
3.9
4.3
4.8
5.7
4.7
4.2
4.6
4.7
3.8
3.8
3.8
3.6
4.0
3.9
3.7
3.5
3.5
3.8
3.0
2.9
3.9
3.6
4.4
2.5

P er lb. P ou n ds.
S . 069
O
.060
.056
.059
.055
.053
.056
.056
.059
.059
.061
.060
.056
.056
.059
.060
.057
.058
.059
.059
.060
.061
.063
.055
.059
.066
.080

14.5
16.7
17.9
16.2
18.9
18.9
17.9
17.9
16.9
16.9
16.4
16.7
17.9
17,9
16.9
16.7
17,5
17.2
16.9
16.9
16.7
16.4
15.9
18.2
16.9
15.2
12.5

559

FRIGES OF G AS.

No. 3 1 9 .—GAS FO B HOUSEHOLD U SE: N e t P r ic e P e e T h o u s a n d C u b ic
F e e t , A p e . 15, 1909 t o 1917, b y C it ie s a n d b y C o m p a n ie s .

(Source: Reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor. The prices quoted are the
same for gas for illuminating, cooking, and heating purposes, except as noted in the table. In cities where
the price varies according to the amount of gas used, the price here quoted is for the smallest amount.)
n a t u r a l g as.

City and company.
Buffalo, N. Y .1 2........
.
Cincinnati, Ohio.......
Cleveland, Ohio >__
Columbus, Ohio.....
Dallas, T ex................
Kansas City, Mo.......
Little Rock, Ark.......
Los Angeles, Cal.:
Company B 4 __
Louisville, K y ...........
Pittsburgh, Pa.:
Company G*.......
Company D.........
Company E .........
Company F
Company G.........
Company H .......

1909

1911

1910

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
.30
.30 , .30
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
.35
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
0
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
.45
.45
.45
.45
.45
.45
.45
\ 25
.25
.27
.27
.25
.27
.27
.30
.27
.40
.40
.40
.40
.40
.40
(3)
(8*
)
<3)
.645
.645
(3)
<3)
(3)
(3)64S
(3)
(3)
(3)
.62
.648
8
.
.648
(3)
(3)
(3)
.27*
.27*
•27*
•27* i .27*
-27i
.27*
.27*
.27*
.30
.30
.27*
.30
.30
.27*
.27*
.25
.30
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
•27*
.25
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27* (3)
.27*
(3)
(3)27* 0.27*
,
•
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
.27*
27*
.27*
.27*
(3)
(3)
(3)
0
M ANUFACTURED A ND NATURAL GAS, M IX ED .

Los Angeles, Cal.:
Company A ........
Company B 4 _
_
Company C........
Louisville, Ky. 1 ......

(3
)
(3
)
(3
)
0.65

8

0
(*)
0
0.65

0.65

8
c3)

0
(3)
(3
)
0.65

0.65

8
8

0.68
.68
.68
(3)

0.68

0.68

.68
(3
)

0

.68

MANUFACTURED GAS.
Atlanta, Ga...............
Baltimore, Md..........
Birmingham, Ala_
_
Boston, Mass.:
Company A ........
Company B ........
Company C.........
Bridgeport, Conn___
Buffalo, N. Y .............
Butte, M ont.............
Charleston, S. C.«_
_
Chicago, 111................
Cincinnati, Ohio7.. „
Cleveland, Ohio........
Denver, Colo.............
Detroit, Mich.:
Company A .......
Company B .......
El Paso, T ex............
Fall River, Mass......
Indianapolis, Ind.:
Company A ........
Company B ........
Jacksonville, Fla......
Little Rock, Ark......
Los Angeles, Cal.:
Company A ........
Company B ........
Company C .........
Louisvilfe, K y .10___
Manchester, N. I I __
Memphis, Tenn........

1.00
1.00
1.00

1.00
1.00
1.00

.80
.90
1.00
(3
)
1.00
(3
)
1.35
.85
.75
.75
1.00

.80
.90
.90
(3
)
1.00
(3
)
1.30
.85

.80
.80

(3)

.75
1.00
.80

1.00 *
.90
1.00
.80
.85
.90
(3
)
1.00
0

1.20
.85
(3)
.80
.90
.80

(3).85

(3).80

(3).80

.85

.80

' (3).90

.60

1.35
1.25

.60
.60
1.30
1.25

1.25
1. 25

.80
.75

.80
.75

.80
.75

(s)
1.00
1.10
1.00

0

LOO

1.10
1.00

.GO

1.00
.90
1.00

1.00
.90
1.00

1.00

.80
.95

1.00
.80
.95

1.00
.75
.95

1.00
.75
.95

.80
.85
.85
<)
3
1.00
(3)
1.20
.80
(3
)
.80
.85

.80
(3
)
.85
(3
)
1.00
(3
)
1.10
0
0
.80
.85

.80
(3
)
.85
(3
)
1.00
(3
)
1.10
(3
)
.80
.80
.80

.80
.80
.80
(3
)
1-00
1.50
1.10
.80
<8)
.80
.80

.80
.80
.80
(3
)
1.00
1.50
.80
(3)
.80
.80

.80
.80
.80
1.00
1.00
1.50
1.00
.80
0

0 .80

8.75

8.75
1.30
.80

8.75
1.30
.80

0

>.55

». 55

.75 }
.80

(3).80

.60
.60
1.25

(3)

.80 1
.75

<3)
1.00

(s)
1.00

1.10

LOO

LOO

}
■

1.10

8.75

(3)
.80
8.60
1.20
0
.75
.75
.75

LOO

1.10
1.00

1.20

(3)

.70
.70
.70

<3)
1.10
1.00

,

1.15

<3)
<3)
<3)
(3)

(3)

1.00
1.00

1.1 0

>.55
1.15
0.

(3)

0
0

0
1.00

1.00

.80
.80
8.75
.80

>.55
1.15
0
0
0
0 ,

0 *
1.00
1.00

1 For cooking and heating purposes only.
2 For cooking and heating purposes only, 1909 to 1912, inclusive.
8 No quotation.
4 Changed from mixed to natural gas in 1916.
* For cooking and heating purposes only, 1909 to 1911, inclusive.
* Price $1.20 for cooking and heating purposes, 1909 and 1910.
7 Price 50 cents for cooking and heating purposes in 1909.
c Companies A and B consolidated; rate for one section of Detroit served by Company B in a portion
of 1913, 80 cents.
* Companies A and B consolidated.
10 for FRASER
Digitized Price 75 cents for cooking and heating purposes, 1909 to 1913, inclusive.


560

PRI0E8 OF GAS AND COAL.

No. 319.—G a s
A pr.

for

15, 1909

H o u seh o ld U s e : N et P rice P er T h o u sa n d C ubic F e et ,
to 1917, b y Cities a n d b y Co m panies — C ontinued.
MANUFACTURED GAS—Continued.

1909

City and company.

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1916

1915

1917

Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
0.80
0.75 0.75
0,75
0.80
o.so
0. 75
0.75
0.75
1.00
LOO
.85
.85
.80
.80
.77
.85
.77
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.90
.90
.90
1.00
.90
.95
.90
.90
.90
.95 . .95
.95
.90
.90
1.15
1.15
1.10
1.10
1.00 1.00
1.00
1.15
1.00
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80 .
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
3.95
1.00
1.00
1.85
1.00
1.00 (2)
.80
(2)
1.05
1.00
3.95
1.10
.95
.95
.95
1.00
1.00
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80 0
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
.80
1.15
1.15
1.15
1.00
1.15 1.15
1.00
1.15
1.15
1.00
1.00
LOO
1.00 1.00
1.00
LOO
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
LOO- LOO
LOO
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
LOO
1.00 LOO
1.00
1.00
.886
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.90
.90
.95
.85
.85
.90
.85
.85
.85
.90
.90
.90
.90
.90
.80
.90
.90
.80
.95
(2)
(2)
(2)
<2)
(2)
<2)
01.00
.
.80 <2)
1.00
.80
.80
.80
.75
.80
.80
.90
.95
.85
.90
.85
(2)
0
0
(2)
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30
1.30 1.30
«.90
«.90
.85
.80
.85
.85
.85
.75
(2)
(s)
(2)
LOO
LOO 0
(2)
(2)
<2)
(2)
(2)
0
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
.95
1.20 1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
(2)
<2)
1.00 (2)
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
LOO
(2)
0
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2>
1.00
.90
.85
.85
.85
.85
.85
.75
.85
1.00
1.00
1.00
.85
.85
LOO
1.00 1.00
1.00

Milwaukee, Wis........
Minneapolis, Minn...
Newark, N. J .............
New Haven, Conn...
New Orleans, L a .-..
New York, N. Y.:
Company A ........
Company B.........
Company C.........
Company D „ ....
Company E — ..
Company F .........
Company G.........
Company H ........
Company I..........
Company J..........
Omaha, Nebr.............
Philadelphia, Pa.......
Pittsburgh, P a .:
Company A ........
Company B.........
Portland, Oreg..........
Providence, R. I .......
Richmond, V a..........
Rochester, N. Y ........
St. Louis, Mo. <..........
St. Paul, Minn..........
Salt Lake City, U tah &
San Francisco, Cal...
Schenectady, N. Y .
Scranton, Pa.:
Company A.. ..
Company B ......
Seattle, W ash.........
Springfield, 111........
Washington, D. C.:
Company A ......
Company B -----

1 Rate reduced by order of Public Service Commission, Nov. 1,1911, tram $1 to 85 cents. Appeal to
court pending on date of notation.
2 No quotation.
3 Eighty-cent rate fixed by law Juljr 1,1916, now being contested, meanwhile 95 cents is being charged.
* P^ice 80 cents for cooking and heating purposes, 1909 and 1910.
3 Price 90 cents for cooking and heating, 1909.to 1915, inclusive.
« Rate entered is for first 2,000 cubic feet; next 20,000 cubic feet, 80 cents; all over 22,000 cubic feet, 70
cents, all purposes.

N o. 3 2 0 .—RELATIVE RETAIL PRICES OF COAL o n
o f E a c h Y e a r , 1907 t o 1916, b y K in d s

Ja n u a r y
of Co a l .

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor.

Year.

Penn­
syl­
vania
white
ash,
stove.

1907..............
1908..............
1909..............
1910..............
1911..............
1912..............
1913 ............
1914............
1915..............
1916..............

89
89
89
89
90
92
97
95
96
100

Penn­
syl­
vania Bitu­
white mi­
ash, nous.
chest­
nut.
87
89
88
89
90
93
96
96
96
100




100
99
96
97
99
98
102
102
99
100

Month and
year.

January, 1907..
January, 1908..
January, 1909..
January, 1910January, 1911January, 1912..
January, 1913January, 1914..
January, 1915..
January, 1916-

Penn­
syl­
vania
white
ash,
stove.

90
91
91
91
91
92
100
96
97
99

Penn­
syl­
vania Bitu­
white mi­
ash, nous.
chest­
nut.
89
91
91
91
91
93
99
96
97
99

101
102
98
99
102
99
104
105
101
100

15

An d Ju ly

15

Average price for 1916=100.]

Month and
year.

July, 1907.......
July, 1908.......
July, 1909.......
Julv, 1910.......
July, 1911.......
July, 1912.......
Julv, 1913.......
July, 1914.......
Ju ly,1915.......
Julv, 1916.......

Penn­ Penn­
syl­ syl­
vania vania Bitu­
white white mi­
ash, ash, nous.
stove. chest­
nut.
87
87
86
87
88
92
93
94
94
101

86
87
86
87
89
93
94
95
95
101

98
96
93
95
95
97
99
99
96
100

M O N E Y , B A N K IN G , A N D IN S U R A N C E .
No. 3 2 1 . —COINAGE OF THE UNITED STATES MINTS: 1863 to 1917.

[Source: Anim al reports of the Director of the Mint, Treasury Department.]

1863..................................................
1864..................................................
1865..................................................
1866............ .....................................
1867..................................................
1868..................................................
1869..................................................
1870..................................................
1871..................................................
1872..................................................
1873..................................................
1874........................................ .........
1875..................................................
1876..................................................
1877..................................................
1878..................................................
1879..................................................
1880..................................................
1881..................................................
1882..................................................
1883..................................................
1884..................................................
1885..................................................
1886.................... ..............................
1887..................................................
1888..................................................
1889...................................................
1890..................................................
1891...................................................
1892..................................................
1893..................................................
1894 .................................................
1895..................................................
1896..................................................
1897..................................................
1898.............................. ....................
1899..................................................
1900..................................................
1901..................................................
1902..................................................
1903..................................................
1904..................................................
1905..................................................
1906............................................
1907..,.............................................
1908.............................: ...................
1909..................................................
1910..................................................
1911...................................................
1912...................................................
1913..................................................
1914...................................................
1915......................... ........................
1916..................................................
1917..................................................

 s a 1917----- 36
32951°—


Gold.

Silver.

Minor.

Dollars.

Calendar year.

Dollars.

Dollars.

22,445,482.00
20,081,415.00
28,295,107.50
31,435,945.00
23,828,625.00
19,371,387.50
17,582,287.60
23,198,787.50
21,032,685.00
21,812,645.00
57,022,747.50
35,254,630.00
32,951,940.00
46,579,452.50
43,999,864.00
49,786,052.00
39,080,080.00
62,308,279.00
96,850,890.00
65,887,685.00
29,241,990.00
23,991,756.50
27,773,012.50
28,945,542.00
23,972,383.00
31,380,808.00
21,413,931.00
20,467,182.50
29,222,005.00
34,787,222.50
56, 997, 020. 00
79,546,160.00
59,616,357.50
47,053,060.00
76,028,485.00
77,985,757.00

111,344,220.00

99,272,942.50
101,735,187.50
47,184,852.50
43,683,792.50
233,402,400.00
49,638,400.00
77,538,045.00
131,907,490.00
131,638,632.50
88,776,907.50
104,723, 735.00
56,176,822.50
17,498,522.50
25,433,377.50
53,457,817.50
23,968,401.50
18,525,026.00
10,014.00

809,267.80
609,917.10
691,005.00
982,409.25
908,876.25
1,074,343.00
1,266,143.00

498,400.00
926,687.14
968,552.86
1,042,960.00
1,819,910.00
1,697,150.00
963,000.00
350,325.00
3,104,038.30
99,890.00
369,380.00
2,504,488.50
4,024,747.60
379,455.00
342,475.00
6,851,776.70
246,970.00
15,347,893.00
24,503,307.50
210,800.00
8,525.00
28,393,045.50
58,186.50
28,518,850.00
165,003.00
27,569,776.00
391,395.95
27,411,693.75
428,151.75
27,940,163.75
960,400.00
27,973,132.00
1,604,770.41
29,246,968.45
796,483.78
28,534,866.15
191,622.04
28,962,176.20
343,186.10
32,086,709.90
1,215,686.26
35,191,081.40
912,200.78
33,025,606.45
1,283,408.49
35,496,683.15
1,384,792.14
39,202,908.20
27,518,856.60
1,312,441.00
961,480.42
12,641,078.00
8,801,739.05
1,134,931.70
438,177.92
9,200,350.85
882,430.56
5,698,010.25
23,089,899.05
832,718.93
18,487,297.30
1,526,100.05
i, 124,835.14
23,034,033.45
1,837,451.86
2,031,137.39
36,345,321.45
2,120,122.08
30,838,460.75
2,447,796.17
30,028,167.20
2,251,281.18
19,874,440.00
1,683,529.35
15,695,609.95
6,332,180.90
2,298,655.43
10,651,087.85
2,890,908.80
3,042,126.18
13,178,435.75
12,391,777.25
1,468,738.72
8,087,852.501,756,388.93
3,740,468.35
3,036,929.83
6,457,301.55 ■ 3,156,726.47
7,340,995.00
2,577,386.30
4,667,335.47
3,184,228.95
6,083,823.00
2,208,071.22
4,114,082.50
2,062,839.70
8,880,800.00
6,337,550-07
29,412,300.00
6,118,089.30

1,378,200.50

26,061,519.90

Total.

Dollars.
23,753,149.80
21,618,019.24
29,954,665.36
33,461,314.26
26,557,411.25
22,142,880.60
19,812,130.50
24,927,368.00
24,236,613.30
24,686,513.50
61,426,950.10
42,448,881.70
48,546,803.00
71,293,560.00
72,401,434.50
78,363,088.50
66,814,859.00
90,111,368.70
125,219,205.50
94,821,217.00
60,093,728.86
53,323,106.43
56,926,810.74
61,375,438.00
60,379,150.66
65,318,615.23
58,194,022.64
61,054,882.84
58,053,302.60
48,389,780.92
66,933,690.75
89,184,688.77
66,196,798.31
70,975,677.98
96,041,882.35
102,144,625.59

139,243,191.76

137,649,401.34
134,693,770.33
79,660,815.87
65,809,513.68
260,781,539.30
58,269,136.33
91,080,041.65
148,128,051.93
145,499,148.47
98,621,148.93
lll,5 0 i, 133.18
65,790,850.52
27,416,903.80
33,284,941,92
61,749,711,72
30,145,323.70
33,743,376.07
35,540,403.30

561

No. 322.—GOLD AND SILVER, CURRENCY, AND TOTAL MONEY IN THE TREASURY AND IN CIRCULATION: J uly 1, 1893 to 1917.1 g j
[Source: Annual reports of the Secretary of the Treasury.]
Silver.

Gold.2
Coin and bullion.

July 1—

Coin in
In Treasury. circulation.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.

Dollars.
Dollars.
96,519,833 408,535,663
64,976,622 495,976,730
108,236,753 479,637,961
102,494,781 454,905,064
141,363,989 517,589,688
167,752,728 657,950,463
251,104,415 679,738,050
222,844,953 610,806,472
247,811,938 629,790,765
253,801,291 632,394,289
254,162,280 617,260,739
216,183,723 645,817,576
221,381,650 651,063,589
290,489,841 668,655,075
304,619,431 &661,697,371
221,912,063 613,244,810
227,698,852 599,337,698
242,411,286 590,877,993
233,533,255 589,295,538
264,028,646 610,724,164
258,363,327 608,400,799
252,962,971 611,544,681
247,746,370 590,133,619
238,093,644 637,250,272
214,941,127 690,574,527
. .... .........




Total. v

Dollars.
92,642,189
66,339,849
48,381,309
42,198,119
37,285,339
35,811,589
32,655,919
200,733,019
247,036,359
306,399,009
377,258,559
465,655,099
485,210,749
516,561,849
600,072,299
782,976,619
815,005,449
802,754,199
930,367,929
943,435,618
1,003,997,709
1,026,149,139
1,072,847,819
1,413,823,289
71,737,652,359

Dollars.
597,697,685
627,293,201
636,256,023
599,697,964
696,239,016
861,514,780
963,498,384
1,034,384,444
1,124,639,062
1,192,594,589
1,248,681,528
1,327,656,398
1,357,655,988
1,475,706,765
51,466,389,101
1,618,133,492
1,642,041,999
1,636,043,478
1,753,196,722
1,818,188,418
1,870,761,835
1,890,656,791
1,910,727,808
• 2,289,167,205
2,643,168,013

Certificates
in circula­
In Treas­ In circula­ tion.3
ury,
tion.

Dollars.

7,357,028
15.860.217
30,079,665
39,266,624
31,933,311
11.534.103
6,560,759
15.749.107
23,835,062
24,830,189
27,275,973
27,439,081
30,366,821
12.344.108
10,340,313
21,670,450
14,356,495
13,575,756
39,043,622
25,785,046
24,857,478
16,931,016
19.400.104
9,846,286
17.289.218

Dollars,

56,929,673
52,564,662
51,986,043
52,116,904
51,940,281
58,482,966
61,481,426
66,889,346
66,921,323
68,747,349
72,391,240
71,313,826
73,584,336
77,001,368
81,710,444
76,328,657
71,987,900
72,432,514
72,446,049
70,339,574
72,127,193
70,300,485
64,647,156
66,414,932
71,825,375

Dollars.

326,823,848
326,990, 736
319,622,941
330,657,191
357,849,312
390,126,510
402,136,617
408,465,574
429.643,556
446,557,662
454,733,013
461,138,698
454,864,708
471,520,054
470,211,226
465,278,705
477,717,324
478,597,238
453,543,696
469,224,400
469,128,592478,601,977
481,970,395
489,910,937
477,184,842

Total.

Dollars.

391,110,549
395,415,615
401,688,649
422.040.719
441,722,904
460,143,579
470 178,802
490,104,027
520,399,941
540,135,200
554,400,226
559,891,605
558,815,865
560,865,530
662,261,982
563,277,812
564.061.719
564,605,608
665,033,367
565,349,020
565,613,263
565,833,478
566,017,655
566,172,154
566,299,435

In Treas­ In circula­
ury.
tion.

Dollars.

Dollars,

Total.

Dollars.

11,945,257 65,469,866 77,416,123
17,738,968 58,510,957 76,249,925
16,604,420 60,350,014 76,954,434
15,767,056 60,204,461 75,971,507
16,201,960 59,616,409 75,818,369
12,070,690 64,056,920 76,127,610
5,800,728 69,065,824 74,866,552
6,702,754 76,160,988 82,863,742
10,687,557 79,235,214 89,822,771
11,462,534 85,721,228 97,183,762
9,307,878 92,726,694 102,034,567
11,533,678 95,528,343 107,062,021
13,386,482 101,437,707 114,824,189
6,595,416 111,629,504 118,224,920
8,674,817 121,777,401 130,452,218
23,177,618 124,178,165 147,356,783
27,076,748 132,331,798 159,408,546
19,575,017 *135,583,731 * 155,158,748
21,185,641 138,421,723 159,607,364
25,554,007 145,034,198 170,588,205
20,737,926 154,458,070 176,195,996
22,040,989 159,965,698 182,006,687
26,164,295 159,265,955 185,430,250
17,440,437 171,449,851 188,890,288
4,422,622 193,852,097 198,274,719

Certificates,
act of June 8,
1872, in circu­
lation.

Dollars.
11.735.000
58.935.000
55.445.000
31.890.000
60.960.000
25.565.000
20.275.000
3,705,000

CIRCULATION.

1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917

Subsidiary coin,4

Standard dollars.

Certificates
in circula­
tion.3

July 1-

Dollars,

15,906,590
21,156,414
27,587,031
90,541,148
39,766,394
36,546,994
18,054,174
29,004,471
16, 635,610
12,389,294
12,432,449
12,921,691
14,260,319
10,740,796
4,410,961
7.284.694
6,562,749
11,893,146
7,691,894
8.983.695
9,465,836
8,835,369
14,338,770
4,961,469
10,719,778

Dollars.

319,059,426
266,589,602
263,648,985
224,249,868
245,954,622
284,569,022
308,351,842
313,971,545
330,045,406
334,291,722
334,248,567
333,759,425
332,420,697
335,940,220
342,270,055
339,396,322
340,118,267
334,787,870
338,989,122
337,697,321
337,215,180
337,845,647
332,342,246
341,719,547
335,961,238

Dollars.

346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016

National-bank notes.
In Treas­ In circula­ Total.
ury.
tion.

Dollars.

4,043,906
6,635,044
4,737,984
10,832,425
5,123,683
4,909,189
3,545,432
9,525,332
8,631,386
11,195,575
13,673,941
16,207,259
15,690,957
13,111,122
14,546,565
66,685,237
24,381,268
29,771,198
40,493,225
39,992,733
43,403,670
35,491,862
33,880,546
24,773,866
17,971,459

Dollars.

174,669,786
200,718,200
206,953,051
215,168,122
226,318,003
222,990,987
237,805,439
300,115, 111
345,110,800
345,476,616
399,996,709
433,027,835
480,028,849
548,001,238
589,242,125
631,648,680
665,538,806
683,659,535
687,701,283
705,142,259
715,754,236
715,180,037
785,393,047
719,400,794
697,443,551

Dollars.

178,713,692
207,353,244
211,691,035
226,000,547
231,441,686
227,900,176
241,350,871
309,640,443
353,742,186
356,672,091
413,670,650
449,235,094
495,719,806
561,112,360
603,788,690
698,333,917
689,920,074
713,430,733
728,194,508
745,134,992
759,157,906
760,671,899
819,273,593
744,174,660
715,420,010

Treasury notes, act of July 14,1890.
In Treas­ In circula­ Total.
tion.
ury.

Federal reserve notes.
In Treas­ In circula­ Total.
ury.
tion.

Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
6,334,613 140,855,614 147,190,227
17,902,988 134,681,429 162,684,417
"0,145,231 115,943,169 146,088,400
34,638,033 95,045,247 129.683.280
31,397,763 83,469,517 114.867.280
2,900,843 98,306,437 101.207.280
956,516 92,561,764 93,518,280
723,058 75,303,942 76.027.000
- 258,462 47,524,538 47.783.000
197,224 29,802,776 30,000,000
166,352 19,076,648 19.243.000
75,943 12,902,057 12.978.000
140,982 9,272,018 9,413,COO
48,680 7,337,320 7.386.000
12,465 6,975,635 5.988.000
18,470 4,963,530 4.982.000
11,585 4,203,415 4.215.000
9,475 3,662,625 3.672.000
8,744 8,237,256 8.246.000
13,430 2,915,570 2.929.000
3,330 2,666,670 2.660.000
11,237 2,427,763 2,439,000
9,318 2,244,687 2,254, CKO 3,885,850 80,374,650 84,200,500
2,098,166 2,098,165 3,067,665 173,100,785 176,168,450
1,970,078 1,970,078 2,995,185 544,412,775 547,407,960




563

1 This table has been revised and shows slight changes from previous figures in some of the Items.
■'
2 $12,445,564 in gold coin and $62,365,800 m gold certificates were held by Federal reserve banks and Federal reserve agents against Federal reserve notes. July 1, 1915,
$8,963,000 in gold coin and $161,577,000 in gold certificates were so held on July 1,1916, and $3,100?000 in gold coin and $372,878,550 in gold certificates (in which latter amount
is included $180,780,000 Federalreserve gold settlement fund deposited with Treasurer of the United States) on July 1,1917.
* For redem ption of outstanding certificates an exact equivalent in am ount of the appropriate kinds of money is held in the Treasury, and is not included in theaccount
of money held as assets of the Government. Gold coin became available for circulation Jan. 1,1879, as a result of the resum ption act of Jan. 14,1876. Silver certificates
were authorized by acts of Feb. 28,1878, and Aug. 4,1886.
* Subsidiary silver, w hich disappeared from circulation in 1862, was reintroduced under operation of the act of Jan. 14,1875.
6 As the result of special investigation by the Director of the Mint, a reduction of $135,000,000 was m ade in the estimate of gold coin in circulation on July 1,1907, as
compared w ith the basis of previous years.
* The Director of the M int m ade a revised estimate of th e stock of subsidiary silver coin Sept. 1,1910; as a consequence of such revision there was a reduction of $9,700,000.
7 Includes $345,515,000 Federalreserve gold settlement fund deposited with Treasurer of the United States.

CIRCULATION'.

1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898,
1899,
1900,
1901,
1902,
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1918.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

U nited States notes.
In Treas­ In circula­ Total.
tion. "
ury.

July 1—

%

D ollars.

Dollars.

38,005 ' 8,961,995
96,455 12,693,790

D ollars.

Money in
Treasury.

Dollars.

142,107,227
144,270,253
217,391,084
293,540,067
265,787,100
235,714,547
286,022,024
284,549,675
307,760,015
313,876,107
317,018,818
284,361,275
295,227,211
333,329,963
342,604,552
340,748,532
300,087,697
317,235,878
341,956,381
364,357,557
356,331,567
336,273,444
* 420,236,612
9,000,000 6 458,761,371
12,790,245 5 644,414,394

to

1917— Continued.

Money in circulation.
Money.

Dollars.

1,165,520,028
1,209,041,580
1,178,519,223
1,101,689,656
X 184,888,520
1,386,356,795
1,449,004,345
1,442,247,404
1,498,628,046
1,496,433,880
1,535,700,597
1,592,349,062
1,647,807,196
1,748,564,725
31,702,672,931
1,789,760,164
1,813,517,884
* 1,821,004,168
1,830,090,971
1,871,853,076
1,890,612,148
1,897,264,311
2,014,401,360
2,020,396,341
2,548,738,431

Certificates.1

DoUars.

431,181,037
452,265,585
423,449,250
404,745,310
456,094,651
451,503,099
465,067,536
612,903,593
676,769,915
752,956,671
831,991,572
926,793,797
940,075,457
988,081,903
1,070,283,524
1,248,255,324
1,292,722,773
1,281,351,437
1,383,911,625
1,412,660,018
1,473,126,301
1,504,751,116
1,554,818,214
1,903,734,226
2,214,837,201

Total.

Per
capita.

DoUars.

DoUars.
24.06
24.56
23.24
21.44
22.92
25.19
25.62
26.93
27.98
28.43
29.42
30.77
31.08
32.32
332.22
34.72
34.93
34.33
34.20
84.34
34.56
34.35
35.44
39.29
45.74

1,596,701,065
1,661,307,165
1,601,968,473
1,506,434,966
1,640,983,171
1,837,859,894
1,904,071,881
2,055,150,997
2,175,307,961
2,249,390,551
2,367,692,169
2,519,142,859
2,587,882,653
2,736,646,628
3 2,772,956,455
3,038,015,488
3,106,240,657
*3,102,355,605
3,214,002,596
8,284,513,094
3,363,738,449
3,402,015,427
« 3,569,219,574
6 4,024,130,567
64,763,575,632

Population
July l.a
66.349.000
67.632.000
68.934.000
70.254.000
71.592.000
72.947.000
74.318.000
76,303,387
77.754.000
79.117.000
80.487.000
81.867.000
83.260.000
84.662.000
86.074.000
87,496,000*
88.926.000
90.363.000
93.983.000
95.656.000
97.337.000
99.027.000
100.725.000
102.431.000
104.145.000

i Currency certificates, act June 8,1872, are included; discontinued under act of Mar, 14,1900.
* Estim ated by the A ctuary of the Treasury for other than census years, which are for June 1.
* As the result of special investigation by th e Director of the Mint, a reduction of $135,000,000 was m ade in the estim ate of gold coin in circulation on July 1,1907, as
com pared w ith the basis of previous years.
4The Director of the M int m ade a revised estim ate of the stock of subsidiary silver coin, Sept. 1,1910, and as a consequence of such revision there was a reduction
of $9,700,000 as compared w ith the basis of previous years.
6 Includes amount held by Federal reserve banks and Federal reserve agents against Federal reserve notes.
8Includes Federal reserve notes (first issue in November, 1914) and Federal reserve bank notes (first issue in January, 1916).



CIRCULATION.

1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917

Federal reserve bank notes.
circula­
In Treasury. In tion.
Total.

1893

564

No. 322. — G o l d a n d S il v e r , C u r r e n c y , a n d T otal M o n ey in t h e T r e a su r y a n d in C ir c u l a t io n : J u ly 1,

565

NATIONAL BANKS.

N o. 3 2 3 .—CAPITAL, STT&PLUS, DIVIDENDS, AND TOTAL EARNINGS OF
ALL NATIONAL BANKS: B y P eriods of S ix Months, 18 92 to 1917.1
2

[Source: A nnual reports of the Comptroller of th e Currency, Treasury Departm ent.]
Ratios.
Period of
Total
Net
Divi­ Divi­
six m onths Banks. Capital.
Surplus. dividends. earnings. dends dends to
ended—
capital
to cap­ and sur­
ital.
plus.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

E arn­
ings to
capital
and sur­
plus.

Per ct. Per ct. Per ct.

1892, Mar. 1 3,671 675,356,310 234,676,901 25,546,854 34,363,090 3.78
2.81
3.78
Sept. 1 3,701 679,076,650 237,761,865 24,853,860 32,294,925 3.66
2.71
3.52
1893, Mar. 1 3,759 686,874,375 245,714,438 26,474,210 36,091,708 3.85
2.84
3.87
Sept. 1 3,758 681,809,673 248,122,908 28,158,985 32,689,243 3.40
2.49
3.61
1894, Mar. 1 3,770 680,449,735 247,342,295 23,231,360 19,762,826 3.40
2.50
2.
Sept. 1 3,741 665,453,165 244,660,362 22,101,910 22,192,422 3.30
2.40
2.40
1895, Mar. 1 3,729 663,971,565 246,552,149 24,150,634 23,367,885 3.64
2.65
2.57
Sept. 1 3,703 657,827,565 251,849,404 21,819,028 23,498,671 3.32
2.40
2.57
1896, Mar. 1 3,694 655,319,145 248 027,226 23,732,644 25,068,123 3.62
2.63
2.78
Sept. 1 3,671 650,132,355 248,443,420 21,793,303 24,674,195 3.35
2.43
2.75
1897, Mar. 1 3,648 644,673,395 250,030,256 21,422,515 23,938,732 3.32
2.39
2.68
Sept. 1 3,592 631,674,395 248,059,638 20,971,725 20,334,581 3.32
2.38
2.31
1898, Mar. 1 3,586 626,097,395 248,166,708 22,843,928 25,233,450 3.65
2.61
2.89
Sept. 1 3,576 605,540,055 240,397,051 21,448,043 24,799,522 3.54
2.54
2.93
1899, Mar. 1 3,568 615,319,195 248,251,704 23,487,081 24,515,918 3.82
2.72
2.84
Sept. 1 3,555 602,036,595 247,610,237 23,204,421 29,830,772 3.85
2.73
3.51
1900, Mar. 1 3,587 604,756,505 263,475,898 24,228,936 40,151,038 4.01
2.82
4.68
Sept. 1 3,632 613,053,695 250,914,856 23,766,088 47,142,447 3.88
2.75
5.46
1901, Mar. 1 3,909 631,979,492 265,470,791 26,414,956 40,548,376 4,18
2.94
4.52
Sept. 1 4,030 639,043,080 271,432,304 26,201,822 41,305,420 4.10
2.88
4.54
1902, Mar. 1 4,232 680,173,259 299,814,593 39,517,620 „ 57,797,747 5.80
4.03
5.90
2.95
Sept. 1 4,306 667,354,275 305,211,716 28,681,874 48,783,730 4.30
6.02
2.98
1903, Mar. 1 4,596 710,281,395 343,713,237 31,441,748 63,959,990 4.43
5.12
Sept. 1 4,805 735,314,217 362,497,812 32,124,099 55,921,540 4.37
2.98
5.09
8.64
1904, Mar. 1 5,024 757,416,659 382,605,619 41,516,024 60,553,595 5.48
5.31
2.93
Sept. 1 5,244 765,948,330 398,299,071 34,072,866 52,382,832 4.45
4.50
3.14
1905, Mar. 1 5,429 770,280,133 406,362,709 36,923,456 62,813j322 4.79
4.49
3.04
Sept. 1 5,582 782,071,020 408,923,609 36,214,718 53,096,063 4.63
4.46
3.73
1906, Mar. 1 6,787 777,017,473 420,675,516 44,616,844 60,566,466 6.74
5.06
Sept. 1 5,966 825,635,706 460,557,864 44,648,006 66,960,370 5.41
3.47
5.21
1907, Jan. li 5,780 816,428,634 506,685,707 51,281,258 75,371,656 6.28
8.88
5.70
July 1 6,306 868,943,244 538,079,788 48,446,981 76,863*878 5.58
3.44
5.46
1908, Jan. 1 6,467 886,631,425 538,858,424 43,883,151 65,088,793 4.96
3.08
4.57
July 1 6,432 901,232,595 558,842,528 53,453,131 66,246,493 5.93
3.66
4.54
1909, Jan. 1 6,779 919,150,875 579,904,988 47,086,082 65,100,767 5.12
3.14
4.34
3.04
July 1 6,797 919,136,775 590,909,979 45,907,368 66,084,983 4.99
4.38
4.71
1910, Jan. 1 6,925 950,216,335 615,595,925 53,689,980 73,682,950 5.65
3.43
July 1 7,043 976,698,764 644,723,512 52,208,642 80,484,539 5.35
3.21
4.96
5.07
1911, Jan. 1 7,140 1,005,740,915 662,090,882 62,355,256 84,486,933 6.20
8.74
July 1 7,186 1,010,619,535 677,772,638 52,330,157 72,498,580 5.18
4.29
3.10
1912, July 12 7,307 1,031,383,425 704,346,706 120,300,872 149,056,603 11.66
6.93
8.59
1913, July 1 7,404 1,051,720,675 725,272,182 119,906,051 160,980,084 9.06
6.75 11,40
1914, July 1 7,453 1,063,978,175 714,117,131 121,147,096 149,270,170 11.39
6.81
8.39
1915, July 1 7,560 1,068,577,080 726,620,202 113,639,416 127,052,973 10.63
6.33
7.08
8.76
1916, July 1 7,579 1,066,208,875 731,820,365 114,724,595 157,543,547 10.76
6.38
1917, July 1 8 7,589 1,081,670,000 765,918,000
6.79 10.52
194,321,000 11.61
1 Sept. 1,1906, to Jan. 1,1907.
2 Year ended July 1,1912; abstracts for sem iannual periods discontinued.
8 One report of earnings and dividends in California for the six months’ period ended June 30, 1917, is
not included in these figures because no report had been received a t the time the figures were compiled.
The FRASER
Digitized forreport of this bank for six months ended Dec. 31,1916, which is included, shows gross profits as
93,643.06; expenses, $2,2S3.61; net earnings, 91,354.45; and no dividend declared.


io

to

1917.

[Source: Annual reports Of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Department.]

Resources and liabilities.

Sept. 4,
1906.
6,137
banks.

Aug. 22, July 15, Sept. 1,
1907.
1909.
1908.
6,977
6,544
6,824
banks. banks. banks.

Sept. 1,
1910.
7,173
banks.

Sept. 1,
1911.
7,301
banks.

Sept. 4,
1912.
7,397
banks.

Aug. 9, Sept. 12, Sept. 2, Sept. 12, Sept. 11.
1914.
1917.
1916.
1913.
1915.
7,589
7,638
7,488
7,613
7,538
banks. banks. banks. banks. banks.

RESOURCES.

M illion
dollars.

M illion
dollars.

M illion
dollars.

M illion
dollars.

M illion
dollars.

M illion
dollars.

566

No. 334.—RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF NATIONAL BANKS IN OPERATION AT DATES NAMED: 1906

LIABILITIES.

Capital sto c k .......................................
Surplus fu n d .......................................
Undivided profits................................
N ational-bank circulation...............
Individual deposits..........................
Due to banks and reserve ag en ts.
O ther liabilities...................................
T o ta l.

M illion
dollars.

M illion
dollars.

8,714.1

4,709.0 4,640.4 5,158,4
557.3
668,7
624.7
171.2
80.4
165.9
700.4
898.4
765.9
1,072.1 1,104.5 1,227.2
181.1
221.3
198.3
666.4
531.1
656.6
170.5
187.7
192.6
31.2
40.2
87.6
190.6
329.7
244.6
32.0
37.6
39,8

5,690.6
707.2
74.7
1,018.0
1,306.4
256.4
711.5
183.9
42.6
298.2
42.6

6.061.0
724.0
78.7
1,039.9
1,453.0
268.5
713.4
182.5
48.5
296.0
41.9

6,186.9
735.8
103.2
1,040.4
1,370.3
283.6
728.3
170.9
42.6
123.5
44.6

M illion
dollars.

M illion
dollars.

M illio n
dollars.

M illion
dollars.

52.1
8,016.0

43.8
8,390.3

55.8
9,574.0

6,417.9 6,761.7 7,867.7 9,064.9
729.8
736.7
*941.1
781.7
392.7
120.7 -1,219.2 41,717.9 41,961.2
941.7
1,276.3 1,768.6 2,248.0 1,633.6
339.0
310.4
351.1
322.3
746.2
663.0
M93.6
719.8
167.5
105.1
122.8
73.5
62.2
57.0
892.7
118.6
287.3
42.3
48,3
43.5
41.4
217.9
1,046.1
53.2
56.0
47.4
46.7
143.0
184.7
243.8
388.8
9,826.2 10,379.4 10,963.4 10,876.8 11,483.5 12,267.1 14,411.5 16.543.5

835.1
490.2
180.6
517.9
4,199.9
1,589.0
203.3
8,016.0

896.5
919.1
944.6
548.3
598.0
664.0
203.8
186.6
184.7
551.9
658.0
613.7
4,319.0 4,374.6 5,009.9
1,595.5 1,822,9 2,018.8
292.5
140.9
235.1
8,390.3 8,714.1 9,574.0

1.002.7 1,025.4 1,046.0 1.056.3 1,060.3 1,068.9 1.067.6 1,090.3
701.0
724.1
648.3
670.0
725.3
731.4
722.6
769.1
242.7
234.4
225.8
287.3
259.5
317.0
300.0
354.0
713.8
674.8
697.0
724.5
918.3
665.6
718.5 . 674.1
5.145.7 6,490.0 5,891.6 5.761.3 6,139.1 *6,762.2 T8,446.6 7 9,975.4
1.943.7 2,088.2 2,177.4 2,108.6 1,949.9 2,466.1 2.915.7 3,048.6
190.9
185.2
174.4
241.3
260.0
404.5
228.8
640.5
9,826.2 10,379.4 10,963.4 10,876.8 11,483,5 12,267.1 14,411.5 16,543.5

1Includes overdrafts.
2 Since Sept. 12,1915, the figures include all United States bonds held.
8Includes U. S. certificates of indebtedness and excludes Liberty Loan bonds.
4 The figures include stock in Federal reserve banks.



5,496.7
685.7
65.8
854.1
1,214.9
236.8
672.6
179.1
41.5
285.0
40.8

6 Cash in vault.
8Included under specie.
7Includes all deposits, demand and time.

NATIONAL BANKS,

Loans and discounts *...................................................
Bonds for circulation2.................................................
Miscellaneous securities to secure circulation —
U. S. bonds and other bonds for deposits.............
Bonds, securities, etc..................................................
Due from banks and reserve agents.........................
Real estate, banking house, e tc ..............................
Specie.............................................................................
Legal-tender n o te s......................................................
Bills of other banks....................................................
Clearing-house exchanges........................................
Redemption fund and due from U. S. Treasurer.
Liberty Loan bonds....................................................
Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks............
O ther resources...................... .....................................
T o ta l.

4,331.5
524.0
117.4
674.9
1,073.8
164.0
464.4
161.6
28.4
395.3
28.6

NATIONAL BANKS,
567
No. 825.—LIABILITIES 0 7 NATIONAL BANKS, AND BE SERVE REQUIRED
AND HELD ON DATES INDICATED: According to R eturns U nder the
F ederal R eserve Act, Sept. 2, 1915, to Sept. 11, 1917.1
[Source: Annual reports of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury D epartm ent.]
N EW Y O K E CITY.

Date.

1915, Sept. 2.................
1916, June 30................
Sept. 12...............
1917, June 20.................
Sept. 11...............

Net
amount Re­ Law­
on
ful
Banks. which serve money
re­
reserve quired. in
is com­
vault.
puted.
33
33
33
33
34

Million Million Million
dollars. dollars. dollars.
1,757.7 316.4 373.6
2,020.0 363.6 288.9
2,047.2 368.5 261.5
22,177.5 391.9 165.3
22,268.0 294.8

Due
Per from
cent Fed­
to de­ eral
posits. reserve
bank.

Due
Per from
cent ap­
to de­ proved
posits. reserve
agents.

Per
Per
cent Re­ cent
to de­ serve to de­
posits. held. posits.

Million
dollars.
507.4
447.9
422.9
435.2
348.3

28.87
22.17
20.66
19.98
15.36

94.4
85.2
95.3
96.1
67.3

23.51
18.34
19.30
18.49
13.28

17.5
20.5
24.1
25.2
16.6

20.56
18.26
20.29
19.71
13.48

8.38 67.8 3.22 334.4 15.91 678.4
6.94 123.4 4.93 298.9 11.93 596.2
7.13 150.1 5.65 319.6 12.02 659.4
6.31 237.3 8.03 239.9 8.11 664.0
291.4
291.4 10.33

27.51
23.80
24.80
22.45
10.33

21.26
14.30
12.77
7.59

Million
dollars.
133.8
159.0
161.5
269.9
348.3

7.61
7.87
7.89
12.39
15.36

Million
dollars.

CHICAGO.
1915, Sept. 2.
1916, June 30.
Sept. 12.
1917, June 20
Sept, 111
2

10 401.6 72.3
10 464.4 83.6
10 494.0 88.9
11 »519.9 93,6
11 2 506.2 65.8

61.9 15.41 32.6 8.10
50.1 10.78 35.1 7.56
53.9 10.91 41.5 * 8.39
48.8 9.39 47.3 9.10
67.3 13.28
ST. LOUIS.

1915, Sept. 2.................
1916, June 30.................
Sept. 12...............
1917, June 2 0 ...............
Sept. 11...............

7 85.1 15.3
7 112.2 20.2
7 118.5 21.3
7 2127.9 23.0
7 2 123.2 1G.0

9.1 10.63
11.3 10.08
10.8 9.11
8.2 6.39

8.5 9.93
9.2 8.18
13.3 11.18
17.0 1332
16.6 13.48

O TH ER RE SE R V E CITIES.
1915, Sept, 2.................
1916, June 30...............
Sept. 12...............
1917, June 2 0 ...............
Sept. 11...............

329
315
314
324
329

2,102.7
2,504.6
2,659. 2
22,956.2
22,820.0

315.4
375.7
398.9
443.5
282.0

176.2
173.9
189.6
186,8

STATES EXCLUSIVE OF R E SE R V E CITIES.
1915, Sept. 2.................
1916, June 30...............
Sept. 12...............
1917, June 20................
Sept. 11

7,237
7,214
7,225
7,229
7,257

3,175.8
3.600.3
3.883.4
2 4,302.7
24,365.4

381.2
432.2
466.2
516.4
305.9

221.8
233.9
252,4
252.8

6.99 72.8
6.50 149.4
6.50 164.7
5.87 249.0
324.8

15.02
15.10
15.88
13.67

771.6
926.8
1,033.8
1.089.9
324.8

24.30
25.75
26.62
25.33
7.44

2.29
4.15
4.24
5.79
7.44

476.9
543.5
616:7
588.1

4.19
5.47
5.77
8.14
10.40

811.4 10.79 1,969.4 26.18
842.4 9.68 2,076.5 23.86
936.3 10.18 2,235,5 24.29
828.0 8.21 2,310.4 22.91
1,048.4 10.40

TOTAL U N ITED STATES.
1915, Sept. 2.................
1916, June 3 0 ...............
Sept. 12...............
1917, June 20 ..............
Sflpt. 11

7,616
7,579
7,589
7,604
7,638

7,523.0 1,100.6
8,701.5 1,275.3
9,202.3 1.343.8
210,084.2 1,468.4
210,082.8 964.5

842.6 11.20 315.4
758.0 8. 71 476.1
768.1 8.35 531.0
661.9 6.56 820.5
1,048.4

1The amendment of the Federal reserve act on June 21,1917, requires a bank to hold reserve only in
Federal reserve bank.
. „ ,, „ . ^
.
. .
2 United States and postal savings deposits are not included in this statem ent, having been exempted
from reserve requirements by the act of Apr, 24,1917.



568

N A T IO N A L BA N K S.

N o. 3 2 6 .—COIN AND COIN CERTIFICATES HELD BY NATIONAL BANKS,
1913 TO 1917: B y C l a s s if ic a t io n , in N ew Y ork ; C it y B a n k s , in B a n k s
E l s e w h e r e , a n d T o ta l A m ounts H e l d .*
[Source: Anim al reports of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Departm ent.]

Aug. 9,1913. Sept. 12,1914. Sept. 2, 1915. Sept. 12,1916. Sept. 11,1917.
NEW YORK CITY.

Gold coin........................
Gold Treasury certific a te s ............................
Silver Treasury certificates........................
Clearing-house certificates.............................
Silver coin:
D ollars.....................
Fractional...............
T o ta l.....................

D ollars.
D ollars .
D ollars.
D ollars .
D ollars.
4,399,810.50 4,953,009.54 6,099,242.50 4,324,000.00
3,283,000.00
149,076,750.00 129,564,260.00 233,409,940.00 153,027,000.00
[164,421,000.00
61,161,935.00 47,320,270.00 49,431,932.00 26,104,000.00 J
50,345,000.00 46,910,000.00 43,090,000.00 53,210,000.00
3,400,000.00

69,864.00
48,254.00
52,730.00
43,000.00 J 21,741,000.00
1,259,048.29 1,142,251.52 ' 1,188,444.98 1,454,000.00
256,290,797.79 229,949,645.06 333,222,289.48 238,162,000.00 72,845,000.00

UNITED STATES, EX­
CLUSIVE OF NEW
YORK CITY.

Gold coin........................
Gold Treasury certifi­
cates ............................
Silver Treasury cer­
tificates........................
Clearing-house certifi­
cates.............................
Silver coin:
D ollars.....................
Fractional...............
T o ta l....................

138,908,981.11 151,281,224.18 113,851,278.03 117,755,000.00 76,266,000.00
188,005,750.00 217,260,809.00 150,433,230.00 *177,075,000.00
79,890,939.00 79,124,681.00 69,093,431.00 74,560,000.00 1303,497,000.00
35,381,700.00 37,415,500.00 21,479,430.00 24,336,000.00
3,297,000.00
12,274,421.00 12,632,577.00 12,041,812.00 11,719,000.00
17,514,868.59 18,534,490.19 19,722,036.11 19,415,000.00 J237,704,000.00
471,976,659.70 516,249,272.37 386,621,217.14 424,860,000.00 420,764,000.00

UNITED STATES.

Gold coin........................
Gold Treasury certifi­
cates..............................
Silver Treasury certifi­
cates.............................
Clearing-house certifi­
cates.............................
Silver coin:
D ollars....................
Fractional...............
T o ta l....................

143,308,791.61
337,082,600.00
131,052,874.00
85,726,700.00

156,234,233.72 119,950,520.53 122,079,000.00 79,549,000.00
346,826,050.00 383,843,170.00 330,102,000.00
■ 1367,918,000.00
126,444,951.00 118,525,363.00 100,664,000-00
6,697,000.00
84,325,500.00 64,569,430.00 77,546,000.00

12,322,675.00 12,692,441.00 12,094,542.00 11,762,000.00 J239,445,000.00
18,773,916.88 19,676,741.71 20,860,481.09 20,869,000.00
728,267,457.49 746,198,917.43 719,843,506.62 663,022,000.00 493,609,000.00

*Includes all gold certificates, silver certificates, national-bank notes, Treasury notes, United States
notes, Federal reserve notes, and Federal reserve hank notes.
2 Silver and minor coins.




NATIONAL BANK8.
569
No. 327.—COIN AND COIN CEBTIFICATES HELD BY NATIONAL BANES
AT THE DATES OF THEIR BEPOBTS: 1901 to 1917.
[Source: A nnual reports of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Departm ent.]
Date.
1901, Feb. 5
Apr. 24
July 15
Sept. 30
Dec. 10
1902, Apr. 30
July 16
Sept. 15
1903, Apr. 9
June 9
Sept. 9
1904, Mar. 28
' June 9
Sept. 6
1905, Mar. 14
May 29
Aug. 25
1906, Apr. 6
Ju n e 18
, Sept. 4
1907, Mar. 22
May 20
Aug. 22
1908, Neb. 14
May 14
July 15
1909, Feb. 5
June 23
Sept. 1
1910, Mar. 29
June 30
Sept. 1
1911, Mar. 7
June 7
Sept. 1
1912, Feb. 20
June 14
Sept. 4
1913, Feb. 4
June 4
Aug. 9
1914, Jan. 13
June 30
Sept. 12
Dec. 31
1915, June 23
Sept. 2
1916, June 30
Sept. 12
1917, June 20
Sept. 11

Held by national banks in New York City.
United Gold clear­
Coin.
States coin ing-house
Total.
certificates. certificates.

Dollars.

Dollars.

9.882.647.78 93,945,919
10,076,482.57 86,024,583
7,866,546.13 . 72,361,535
6.749.890.57 79,299,487
8,176,806.07 65,052,093
6,339,871.35 81,573,828
5.363.952.93 82,283,594
5.519.946.57 62,240,404
5,810,621.03 81,867,941
6.127.453.59 79,350,310
5,574,657.33 97,977,078
6,609,426.27 125,407,875
6.063.516.32 138,253,126
5.711.787.99 167,236,329
4,932,388.41 134,139.306
5,445,419.67 122,714,388
5.780.215.32 127,383,181
5,699,758.15 89,631,179
4,595,741.92 115,489,178
5,033,922.55 95,817,601
4,913,900.69 110,239,109
4.579.213.31 137,600,039
%4,459,431.14 114,786,576
6,124,677.43 177,871,926
5,315,164.11 223,548,381
5,301,196.21 209,327,989
6.402.746.99 179,079,510
6.518.006.99 207,446,746
5,535,053.97 191,104,588
6.160.452.32 164,528,256
5.779.705.94 154,296,044
5,766,357.76 185,705,942
6.567.540.20 208,565,633
7,183,790.91 214,972,492
7.329.240.20 191,873,930
6,040,535.62 213,286,953
5,832,4k. 44 220,194,849
5,671,077.85 179,486,341
7.068.765.78 193,901,993
5,684,130.02 180,921,906
5.707.112.79 200,238,685
6,241,258.31 203,802,977
6,715,406.82 213,968,660
6,155,125.06 176,884,520
6.498.051.60 135,519,344
5.079.041.60 232,595,479
7,290,417.48 282,841,872
7.843.000. 00 193.179.000
5.821.000. 00 179.131.000
7.089.000. 00 93,431.000
5.024.000. 00 164.421.000

Dollars.

73.120.000
68.396.000
71.980.000
76.305.000
71.370.000
71.925.000
69.160.000
69.170.000
58.145.000
53.514.000
51.925.000
71.045.000
69.325.000
68.290.000
65.320.000
63,400,500
66.815.000
58.122.000
.64,715,000
61.920.000
51.555.000
48.670.000
53.975.000
35.430.000
38.245.000
41.010.000
47.035.000
49.330.000
48.235.000
50.540.000
47.295.000
51.755.000
52.950.000
54.325.000
48.980.000
58.770.000
43.265.000
60.920.000
51.830.000
55.450.000
50.345.000
44.055.000
60.545.000
46.910.000
20.020.000
53.270.000
43.090.000
49.880.000
53.210.000
42.370.000
3,400,000

DoUars.
176,948,566.78164.496.065.57
152.208.081.13
162.354.377.57
144,598,899.07
159,838,699.35
156.807.546.93
136.930.350.57
145,823,562.03
138.991.763.59
155,476,735.33
203,062,301.27
213.641.642.32
241.238.116.99
204,391,694.41
191,560,307.67
199.978.396.32
153,452,937.12
174,799,919,95
152,771,523.55
166,708,009.69
190.849.252.31
173.221.007.14
219.426.603.43
267,108,545.11
255,639,185.21
232.517.256.99
263.294.752.99
244,874,641.97
221.228.708.32
207.370.749.94
243,227,299.76
268.083.173.20
276,481,282.91
248.183.170.20
278,097,488.62
269.292.343.44
236,077,418.85
252,800,758.78*'
242,056,036.02
256,290,797.79
254,099,235.31
281,229,066.82
229,949,645.06
162.037.395.60
290.944.520.60
333,222,289.48
250.902.000.
238.162.000.
142.890.000.
72,845,000.00

Held by other
national
Total specie.
banks.

Dollars.

223.007.577.15
222,277,626.64
218,877,461.89
214.327.493.56
225,053,599.17
238,921,861.70
247.966.421.27
229,305,769.45
243.257.958.97
249,624,614.26
242.079.432.61
261,354,969.03
275,022,502.93
263,510,818.54
278.857.365.98
288,074,763.11
295.501.056.61
305.726.463.41
311,187,336.96
311,665,767.29
333,377,904.09
839.864.656.79
357,886,743.38
394.958.265.83
410,033,750.67
400.818.687.36
432,065,969.88
430.846.257.15
421.523.255.41
440.671.063.61
436.973.104.83
429.399.246.37
467.678.776.28
484.630.224.56
463.339.174.61
490,931,688.44
487.470.344.69
477.383.181.38
496,931,089.35
482,018,591.75
471.976.659.70
526,390,974.25
510.355.499.79
516,249,272.37
372,819,718.00
387.596.447.39
386,621,217.14
389.577.000.
00
424.860.000.
00
00
413.796.000.
420.764.000.00

DoUars.

399.956.143.93
386,773,692.21
371.085.643.02
376.681.871.13
369.652.498.24
398.760.561.05
404,763,968.20
366.236.120.02
389.081.521.00
388,616,377.85
397.556.167.94
464,417,270.30
488.664.145.25
504,748,935.53
483,249,060.39
479.635.070.78
495.479.452.93
459.179.400.56
485,987,256.88
464,437,290.84
500.085.913.78
530,713,909.10
531,107,750.52
614.384.869.26
677.142.296.78
656.457.872.57
664,583,226.87
694.141.010.14
6
,397,897.38
6
6
661.799.771.93
644.343.854.77
672.626.546.13
735.761.949.48
761,111,507.47
711,522,344.81
769.029.177.06
756.762.688.13
713,460,600.23
749.731.848.13
724.074.627.77
728.267.457.49
780,490,209.56
791.584.566.61
746,198,917.43
534.857.113.00
678,540,967.99
719.843.506.62
00
640.479.000.
663.022.000.
00
556.686.000.
00
493.609.000.

1Reported at present under the head of " Paper currency/' which includes all gold certificates, silver
certificates, national bank notes, Treasury notes, United States notes, Federal reserve notes, and
Federal reserve bank notes.



00
00
00
00

570

N A T IO N A L B AN K S,

N o. 3 2 8 .—LOANS, CAPITAL, SURPLUS, NET DEPOSITS, ETC., OP NATIONAL
BANKS, WITH RATIOS OP LOANS TO CAPITAL, SURPLUS, AND NET
DEPOSITS, AND OP CASH TO NET DEPOSITS: 1897 t o 1917.
[Source: A nnual reports of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Departm ent.]
NEW YORK CITY.

Date.

Legaltender
notes and
Net
Banks. Loans. Capital. Surplus, deposits. Specie.12 United
States
certifi­
cates.2

Oct. 5,1897...............
Sept. 20,1898...........
Sept. 7,1899.............
Sept. 5,1900.............
Sept. 30,1901............
Sept. 15,1902............
Sept. 9,1903.............
Sept. 6,1904.............
Ang. 25,1905...........
Sept. 4,1906.............
Aug. 22,1907........... ■
July 15,1908 ...........
Sept. 1,1909.............
Sept. 1,1910.............
Sept. 1,1911.............
Sept. 4,1912.............
Aug. 9,1913.............
Sept. 12,1914...........
Sept. 2,1915.............
Sept. 12,1916............
Sept. 11,1917...........

48
47
44
44
42
44
43
41
42
40
38
37
38
39
40
37
36
33
33
33
34

Million Million Million Million Million Million
dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. Percent. Per cent.
82.4
68.2
54.1
26.9
408.3
48.6
42.8 506.8
64.2
43.0 596.0 114.5
38.2
441.7
48.7
25.6
541.8
67.8
25.1
43.5 707.7 140.7
36.9
47.7
569.6
64.7
62.8
47.4 769.6 164.2
49.9
27.8
65.4
52,1 811.4 162.3
53.2
26.6
610.9
70.5
66.9 f 24.5
47.4
607.1
90.6
63.5 753.4 136.9
631.6 100.6
72.5 741.0 155.5
47.6
27.4
69.1
66.2
807.3 106,4
78,8 1,034.3 241.2
46.7
27.8
68.3
25.5
805.7 106,6
79.6 993.8 200.0
53.3
702.1 105.8 102.0 827.4 155.8
67.8
46.5
24.5
45.6
26.5
712.1 314.6 109.8 825.7 173.2
67.8
867.0 132.8 110.0 1,121.5 255.6
64.5
59.6
28.1
925.6 114.5 116.3 1,179.3 ^ 244.8
65.6
57.0
25.6
27.2
873.9 119.9 125.0 1,070.2 243.2
48.4
66.4
55.2
26.4
885.6 121.4 121.1 1,150. 6 248.2
63.6
67.2
950.9 120.2 128.2 1,162.2 236.1
50.1
24.6
936.9 ■ 119.7 129.6 1,147.1 256.3
67.1
44.4
26.2
1,025.5 112.9 124.8 1,253. 6 229.9
*68.8
43.6
21.8
1,313.1 112.9 124.1 31,757.7 333.2
40.4
21.3
65.8
1,610.9 114.4 126.4 32,047.2 238.2
23.3
70.4
12.8
1,889.1 122.7 138.0 =2,268.0 * 72.8
3.2
74.7
O T H E R R E SE R V E C ITIE S.
56.5
38.0
66.9
63.0 586.4
16.1
63.1 655.5
71.5
32.1
64.2
15.8
35.2
65.8
14.4
76.0 1,052.9 111.6
59.4
16.0
64.8
82.7 1,150.2 124.7
66.4
66.3
90.1 1,293.6 127.0
15.0
68.5
51.9
109.9 1,347.7 137.1
14.0
129.2 1,313.0 139.6 . 60.8
70.5
15.3
62.1
66.4
136.0 1,462.2 160,1
15.2
67.5
143.7 1,624.3 184.2
63.9
15.3
69.9
161.9 1,715.4 189.5
59.7
14.5
71.0
15.7
180.3 1,803.2 219.3
63.9
181,2 1,837.9 241.9
76.0
65.9
17.3
187.8 2,164.1 256.1
76.3
66.8
15.3
76.5
69.1
217.6 2,159.9 253.6
15.3
214.5 2,340,3 282.4
75.2
68.2
15.3
76.4
213.8 2,445.8 284.7
68.8
14.8
74.1
70.2
221.8 2,353.9 273.6
14.8
62.7
71.7
226.8 2,414.2 '297.8
14.9
70.0
229.1 *2,589.5 205.9
41.3
9.5
71.2
232.3 *3,271.7 214.9
39.3
7.8
78.9
249.2 *3,449.3 4176.3
5.1
* Includes Federal reserve notes, Federal
reserve bank notes, national bank notes,
and legal-tender notes.

261 536.8 153.5
Oct. 5,1897...............
256 558.6 151.7
Sept. 20,1898...........
255 857.4 174.3
Sept. 7,1899.............
Sept. 5,1900............. • 287 916.1 181.2
294 1,042. 5 188.6
Sept. 30,1901...........
289 1,136. 7 200.9
Sept. 15,1902...........
3ept. 9,1903.............
308 1,171.1 217.9
306 1,202.3 212.0
Sept. 6,1904.............
303 1,343.9 223.9
Aug. 25,1905...........
Sept. 4,1906............. 316 1,476.7 235.4
328 1, 591.5 257.7
Aug. 22,1907...........
332 1,504.4 263.6
July 15,1908...........
344 1,753.4 272.4
Sept. 1,1909.............
343 1,857.5 305. 4
Sept. 1,1910.............
342 1,958.9 315,6
Sept. 1,1911.............
334 2,056. 5 324! 9
Sept. 4,1912.............
331 2,035.8 325.0
Aug. 9,1913.............
335 2,135.4 339.1
Sept. 12,1914...........
343 2,216.9 348.9
Sept. 2,1915..........
331 2,741.4 345.2
Sept. 12,1916...........
347 3,200.7 359.1
Sept. 11,1917...........
1 Includes gold and silver certificates.
2Legal tenders only since Sept. 30,1901.
 amounts on which reserve is computed.
s Net


Ratios of—
Loans to
capital, Cash to
surplus, n et de­
and net posits.
deposits.

571

NATIONAL BANKS.
N o. 3 2 8 . — L

oans,

C

a p it a l

, S u rplu s, N

1897

to

et

D

e p o s it s , e t c .,

1917—Continued.

op

N

a t io n a l

B

a n k s

,

etc

.,

STATES EXCLUSIVE OF RESERVE CITIES.

Date.

Oct. 5,1897...............
Sept. 20,1898............
Sept. 7,1899.............
Sept.*5,1900.............
Sept. 30,1901...........
Sept. 15,1902............
Sept. 9,1903.............
Sept. 6,1904.............
Aug. 25,1905............
Sept. 4,1906.............
Aug. 22,1907...........
July 15,1908...........
Sept. 1,1909.............
Sept, l, 1910.............
Sept. 1,1911.............
Sept. 4,1912.............
Aug. 9,1913.............
Sept. 12,1914...........
Sept. 2, 1915............
Sept. 12,1916...........
Sept. 11,1917...........

Legaltender
Net Specie.1 notes and
United
Banks. Loans. Capital. Surplus. deposits.
States
certifi­
cates.2
3,276
3,259
3,274
3,540
3,885
4,268
4,691
5,065
5,412
5,781
6,178
6,455
6,595
6,791
6,919
7,026
7,121
7,170
7,237
7,225
7,257

Ratios of—
Loans to
capital, Cash to
surplus, net de­
and net posits.
deposits.

Million Million Million Million MiUion Million
dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. Per cent Percent.
35.4
76.4
1,000.6 401.3 130.5 963.6
66.9
11.6
36.3
80.1
1,015.0 393.3 130.3 1,062.9
64.0
10.9
84.2
1,097.5 383.7 128.9 1,270.8
39.4
61.6
9.1
84.4
37.8
63.9
1,201.1 386.3 131.8 1,361.2
9.0
43.2
1,365.1 396.2 137.3 1,656.7
65.3
8.4
87.3
92.2
1,636.4 414.0 153.0 1,743.3
42.5
66.5
7.7
48.3
69.6
8.3
1,678,8 435.2 168.7 1,809.5 102.5
1,716.6 452.3 181.6 1,904.6 103.0
47.9
67.6
7.9
1,849.0 469.4 194.5 2,117.4 111.3
52.9
66.3
7.8
2,120.2 494.0 226.3 2,385.1 122.1
55.4
68.2
7.4
2,374.9 624.2 258.2 2,627.2 138.5
61.0
69.7
7.6
2,244.3 542.7 272.8 2,505.2 159.0
67.6
57.0
8.6
2,449.7 557.6 293.8 2,821.2 165.4.
54.3
66.7
7.8
54.1
2,735.7 677.3 315.6 3,017.1 176.7
70.0
7.6
2,818.9 588.4 334.3 3,194.0 180.9
53.6
68.5
7.3
3,033.4 600.9 353.9 3,485.3 192.6
56.0
68.3
7.1
3,196.8 611.6 373.9 3,595.7 198.4
52.3
69.8
7.0
3,239.9 608.3 372.5 3,625.1 218.6
51.3
70.3
7.4
3,227.0 607.1 369.3 33,175.8 180.7
41.0
77.7
7.0
42.5
72.1
3,507.5 608.0 372.7 33,883.4 209.9
6.5
3,965.4 608.5 381.9 34,365.5 4244.5
72.9
5.0
TOTAL UNITED STATES.

Oct. 5,1897...............
Sept. 20,1898...........
Sept. 7,1899..;........
Sept. 5,1900.............
Sept. 30,1901...........
Sept. 16,1902...........
Sept. 9,1903.............
Sept. 6,1904.............
Aug. 25,1905...........
Sept. 4,1906.............
Aug. 22,1907...........
July 15,1908...........
Sept. 1,1909.............
Sept. 1,1910.............
Sept. 1,1911.............
Sept. 4,1912.............
Aug. 9,1913.............
Sept. 12,1914...........
Sept. 2, 1915 .........
Sept. 12,1916...........
Sept. 11,1917...........

3,610
3,585
3,595
3,871
4,221
4,601
5,042
5,412
6, 757
6,137
6,544
6,824
6,977
7,173
7,301
7,397
7,488
7,538
7,613
7,589
7,638

2,066.8
2,156.0
2,496.7
2,686.7
3,018.6
3,280.1
3,481.4
3,726.2
3,998.5
4,299.0
4,678.6
4,615. 7
5,128.8
5,467.1
5,663.4
6,040.8
6,168.5
6,400.8
6,756.7
7,859.8
9,055.2

631.5
621.5
605.7
630.3
655.3
705.5
753.7
770.8
799.9
835.1
896.5
919.1
944.6
1,002.7
1,025.4
1,046.0
1,056.3
1,060. 3
1,068.9
1,067.6
1,090.3

246.3
247.6
248.4
261.9
279.5
326.4
370.4
396.5
417.8
490.2
548.3
664.0
597.9
648.2
670.0
701.0
725.3
724.1
722.6
731.4
769.1

2,195.7
2,479.7
3,031.4
3,281.0
3,661.6
3,844.4
3,863.5
4,400.9
4,735.5
4,927.9
5,256.1
5,464.6
6,164.6
6,247.3
6,684.8
7,093.3
7,096.7
7,292.9
37,523.0
39,202.3
310,082.8

239.4
293.9
338.5
373.3
376.7
366.2
397.6
504.7
495.5
464.4
531.1
656.5
666.3
672.6
711.5
713.5
728.3
746.2
719.8
663.0
4493.6

149.5
126.8
127.7
147.1
162.9
141.8
156.7
156.7
170.1
161.6
170.5
192.6
187.6
179.1
183.9
182.5
170.9
157.6
122.8
105.1

67,2
64.4
64.3
64.4
65.7
67.3
69.8
66.9
67.2
68.7
. 69.8
66.4
66.5
69.2
67.6
68.3
*69.5
70.5
72.5
71.4
75.8

17.7
16.9
15.4
15.9
14.7
13.2
14.3
15.0
14.1
12.7
13.3
15.5
13.8
13.6
13.4
12.6
12.7
12.4
11.2
8.3
4.9

1Includes gold and silver certificates.
2 Legal tenders only since Sept. 30,1901.
3Net amounts on which reserve is computed.
*Includes Federal reserve notes, Federal reserve bank notes, national bank notes, and legal-tender
notes.FRASER
Digitized for


and by

S ta tes .

572

No. 320.—LOANS AND DISCOUNTS, NATIONAL BANKS ON JUNE 20, 1917: B y R e se r v e Cities
[Source: Annual Report of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Department .1)

City, State, and Territory.

Oh de­
mand, se­ On time,
On de­
cured by paper with
mand,
paper with On de­ other per­
one or more mand, se­ sonal se­ one or more
Banks. individual cured by curities, individual
or firm stocks and including or firm
names (not bonds. merchan­ names (not
secured by
dise, ware­ secured by
house re­ collateral).
collateral).
ceipts, etc.

Boston.........................................
Albany.......................................
Brooklyn....................................
Philadelphia..............................
Pittsburgh.................................
Baltimore...................................
Washington...............................
Richmond..................................
Charleston.................................
A tlanta.......................................
Savannah ...............................
Birmingham.............................
New Orleans.............................
Dallas..........................................
Fort W orth...............................

OTHER RESERVE CITIES.




Secured by
rfeal-estate
mortgages
or other
liens on
realty, not
in accord­
ance with
sec. 24,
Federal
reserve
act.

Thousand
dollars.

Thousand
dollars .

Thousand
dollars.

Thousand
dollars.

Thousand
dollars.

Thousand
dollars.

Thousand
dollars.

51

68,987

634,200

101,053

1,141,619

351,399

117,032

24,726
4,023
177
11,713
17,902
2,806
853
2,947
373
2,055
105
100
1,841
2,096
2,027

42,701
12,811
4,500
47,126
52,388
13,435
12,056
2,994
312
1,991
437
193
1,537
443
64

11,827
1,272
531
10,334
1,401
2,161
666
964
924
1,258
487
435
6,178
2,180
690

179,483
10,359
12,876
189,065
88,603
42,451
18,713
32,188
4,645
18,324
1,606
7,971
10,117
15,550
8,673

42,259
1,999
1,282
47,586
26,363
8,108
2,701
8,044
2,336
6,900
447
1,951
2,305
5,624
1,381

8,823
352
159
7,884
902
3,078
’ 681
5,765
721
3,804
1,162
1,722
3,634
4,439
5,557

261
181
128
998
944
151
478
218
69
569

Total.

Thousand
dollars .

Thousand
dollars.

Thousand
dollars.

65,519

14,066

2,496,544

499

T housand
dollars .

Own ac­
ceptances
purchased
or dis­
counted.

1,463
100
4,7ii
67
500
25
281
" ' 26 6 '

312,042
31,097
19.731
321,402
189,617
72,794
36,223
53.732
9,491
35,117
4,244
12,762
27,040
31,460
18,850

2,669

11
3
5
30
. 18
12
13
8
5
5
2
2
4
5
5

Secured by
improved
real estate Accept­
under au­ ances of
thority of other banks
sec. 24,
Federal discounted.
reserve
act.

33
11
7

32,767
26,535
9,685

581,659
38,360
14,181

66,660
30,140
4,253

805,189
264,318
* 72,112

271,780
63,345
16,274

66,602
43,050
7,380

767
1,113
789

183
233
751
394

63,360
2,035
124

42
3
72

104
25
254
1
16
207
118
32
64

975
1

1

345

12,680
1,136
250

1,077

1,901,464
470,032
125,048

NATIONAL BANK S.

CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES.
New York City.........................
Chicago.......................................
St. Louis.....................................
Total central reserve
cities.............................

On time,
secured by
otherperOn time, sonafsesecured by curities,
stocks and including
bonds. merchan­
dise, ware­
house re­
ceipts, etc.

NATIONAL BANK S.
573




City, State, and Territory.

STATES.

Maine..........................................
New Ham pshire.......................
Verm ont....................................
Massachusetts...........................
Rhode Island............................
Connecticut...............................
Total New England
States...........................
New Y ork..................................
New Jersey................................
Pennsylvania............................
Delaware....................................
Maryland...................................
District of Columbia................
Total Eastern States.. .
Virginia.......................................
West Virginia............................
North Carolina..........................
South Carolina..........................
Georgia..................................
Florida........................................
Alabama.....................................
Mississippi.................................
Louisiana...................................
Texas..........................................
Arkansas....................................
Kentucky...................................
Tennessee...................................
Total Southern S tates..



and

D isc o u n ts , N ational B a n k s on J u n e

On de­
mand,
paper with
one or more
Banks. individual
or firm
names (not
secured by
collateral).
64
55
48
139
17
69
392
435~
203
785
22
83
1
1,529
13fT
115
80
72
93
54
90
34
29
506
67
126
105
1,509

Thousand
dollars.

4,519
4,631
4,286
8,861
676
8,332

31,305
40,850
15,083
44,652
936
3,805
131
105,457
3,720
3,252
1,469
884
1,976
2,256
1,986
437
490
9,828
839
4,095
2,047
33,279

On de­
mand, se­
cured by
On de­ other per­
mand, se­ sonal se­
cured by curities,
stocks and including
bonds. merchan­
dise, ware­
house re­
ceipts, etc.
Thousand
dollars.

5,467
4,747
1,785
13,310
2,272
20,140

47,721
50,21 if
30,673
49,438
1.186
4,942
359
136,816
3,175
4,943
985
458
538
914
246
190
170
1,699
64
3,734
364
17,480

Thousand
dollars.

566
566
986
4,482
2,061
966

9,627
6,548
1,218
4,829
17
281
12,893
37988
613
1,333
1,632
2,955
1,987
3,220
1,119
1,697
6,664
1,682
467
1,598
28,935

On tim e,
paper with
one or more
individual
or firm
names (not
secured by
collateral).
Thousand
dollars.

23,801
10,284
11,804
98,612
19,928
54,908

219,337
214,179
114,969
239,070
5,016
20,224
203
583,661
61,598
42,924
33,134
17,704
19,040
25,051
17,382
11,089
16,646
81,709
15,961
34,716
34,905
411,859

20, 1917: BY

R e se r v e Cit ie s a n d S tates — Continued.

On time,
secured by
other per­
On time, sonal se­
secured by curities,
stocks and including
bonds. merchan­
dise, ware­
house re­
ceipts, etc.
Thousand
dollars.

3,264
1,294
1,769
23,213
3,932
16,907

50,379
26,127
12,885
57,377
592
3,882
20
100,883
16,522
13,313
8,677
5,139
3,870
4,707
2,743
1,475
2,905
10,752
2,388
5,303
5,865
83,659

Secured b y :
real-estate Secured by
mortgages improved
or other
liens on real estate Accept­
realty, not under au­ ances of
in accord­ thority of other banks
sec. 24,
ance with Federal discounted.
sec. 24,
reserve
Federal
act.
reserve
act.

Thousand
dollars.

1,315
510
816
3,498
1,384
1,403
8,926
7^175~
1,326
6,342
166
1,363

16,372
4,427 ~
1,973
7,572
9,180
6,994
5,790
9,492
2,487
2,298
55,784
4,969
3,596
5,038
119,600

Thousand
dollars.

280
187
399
1,22928
937
3,060
47358
3,298
7,433
162
473
7
15,731
1~094
1,103
697
888
1,094
1,690
1,875
679
569
5,979
829
1,126
1,427
19,050

Thousand
dollars.

221
152
445
217
163
1,198
1,284
970
2,086
42
552

4,934
1,175
354
564
1,013
653
742
670
465
202
1,258
497
1,097
875
9,565

Thousand
dollars.

21
9
231
261

___

782
178

Own ac­
ceptances
purchased
or dis­
counted.

Total.

Thousand
dollats.

Thousand
dollars.

186
100
592
50
500
1,428
46(7
187
346
3

1,142

996

47
237
19
315

100
104
80
32
7
94
900
19
31
26
1,524

10
25
155
808

574

N o. 3 2 9 . — L o a n s

—

39,619
22,471
22,3ft 1
154,023
30,331
104,487
373,242
341,381
181,391
411,751
8,117
35,525
720
978,885
95,830
68,622
54,668
37,002
37,219
43,464
37,621
18,035
24,987
174,598
27,248
54,165
52,300
725,759

8
a

o

!

%
>
w
t>
tei
W

40,126
12,859
33,037
8,496
6,751
11,850
21,573
3,892
138,581
3,303
1,864
4,545
4,480
8,844
766
2,680
1,842
<258
32,582
5,049
8,521
40,258
4,451
3,479
2,360
1,502
10
65,630
285
115
400
407,234
700,198

36,051
4,616
7,999
10,580
2,924
2,352
3,168
821
68,511
120
112
314
1,845
1 093
177
965
485
962
5,873
623~
652
9,864
343
1,534
617
400
8
14,041
9
1,039
1,048
291,490
1,261,631

25,726
110,976
14,585
83,267
18,712
131,564
44,912
11,830
9,330
57,841
10,694
67,212
7,187
93,669
1,663
20,156
609,597
99,727
19,712
1,669
3,147
23,104
1,702
38,792
3,809
39,251
1 736
21 741
2,118
7,742
2,828
20,493
1,455
8 605
23,383
4,042
202,823
22,306
16, i s f
1,089
12,726
490
54,945
9,246
13 824
997
3 ' 945
850
1 572
226
4,414
587
35
107,642
13,485
15,116
34
230
29
62
448
171
96
678
200
97,755 2,135,597
370,639
300,879 4,561,790 1,064,254
4,190
2,212
5,011
970
1,532
3,837
4,194
1,073
23,019
1,170
574
1,048
934
1,607
'ii.9
446
979
1,192
8,069
2,500
1,549
8,640
821
348
691
567

6,421
6,248
23,771
4,278
7,788
22,230
13,408
5,438
89,582
20,071
14,850
19,250
27, 749
14,187
10,186
14,280
7,089
39,581
167,243
3,736
4,448
8,888
6,167
644
689
1,715
26,288
40
28
68
428,079
772,963

3,923
3,154
4,767
1,570
1,421
6,006
4,268
988
26,097
3,196
1,528
1,121
1,592
1,470
464
1,051
376
1,745
12,543
1,235
1,421
4,204
437
132
201
256
g
7,894
13
12
25
84,400
107,361

6,388
4,694
7,309
3,562
4,627
8,276
3,302
781
38,939
1,719
1,687
1,209
1,456
1,196
313
465
253
739
9,037
1,108
441
3,952
398
187
473
155
6
6,720
19
19
70,412
78,063

12
57
122
65
ICC
89
41
574
10
19
10
13
290
12
148
502
Ii~
12
169
120

334
150
42
2
i3
109
1
651
34
101
405
31
664
1,235
6
19

25
341

30

3,628
78,610

5,864
31,929

234.147
131,839
232,334
86,265
92,402
132,559
150,919
34,813
1,095,278
51,004
46,986
67,991
81,134
51,905
22,175
43,230
21,084
76,714
462,213
31,541
30,266
140,185
27,558
11 119
6,829
9,621
68
257,187
659
1,875
2,534
3,895,098
8,957,678

575




348
249
458
103
135
277
337
108
2,015
158
128
178
219
93
36
114
39
318
1,281
68~
77
251
60
18
10
14
1
499
2
2
4
7,229 ,
7,604

NATIONAL BANK S.

Ohio............................................
Indiana.......................................
Illinois.........................................
Michigan.....................................
Wisconsin...................................
Minnesota...................................
Iowa............................................
Missouri......................................
Total Middle States....
N orth Dakota............................
South Dakota............................
Nebraska....................................
Kansas........................................
M ontana.....................................
W yoming...................................
c o W o ? . . . ; . ; . . . : . . . : .........
New Mexico ........................
Oklahoma..................................
Total W estern States...
W ashington...............................
Oregon........................................
California....................................
Idaho...........................................
U tah............................................
Nevada.......................................
Arizona.......................................
Alaska.........................................
Tot&l Pacific States___
Alaska.........................................
Hawaii........................................
Nonmember banks........
Total States....................
Total United States___

[Source: Annual Report of the Federal Reserve Board, 1917.]

Jan. 26.
RESOURCES.

Feb. 23.

Mar. 30.

Apr. 27.

May 25.

June 29.

July 27.

Aug. 31.

Sept. 28.

Oct. 26.

Nov. 30.

Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand
dollars.
dollars.
dollars.
dollars.
dollars.
dollars.
dollars.
dollars.
dollars.
dollars.
dollars.




Dec. 28.

Thousand
dollars.
499,917
317,520
52,500
869,937
781,851
19,345
1,671,133
49,635
1,720,768
680,706
275,366
48,350
58,883
1,005
1,064,310
11,976
301,007
313,043
, 537
2,813
3,101,471

FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS.

Coin and certificates in vault. 302,341
281,355
374,903
461,113
499,887
311,798 334,265
484,126
445,597
460,764
416,797
Gold sett.lpmp/nt fu n d ........
213,771
213,861
200,061
395,236
405,739
345,845
207,920 183,590
342,337
363,967
383,937
Gold with foreign agencies__
52,500
52,500
52,500
52,500
52,500
52,500
Total gold held by
batiks............................ 516,112
495,216
574,964
947,623
882,471
840,434
919,003
853,234
519,718
517,855
877,580
Gold w ith Federal reserve
661,824
agents...................................... 273,320
306,186
614,692
434,193
360,668
422,905
456,611
402,639
558,227
493,185
1,922
12,278
Gold redemption fund............
1,813
11,164
2,414
2,905
9,402
9,809
9,067
7,079
2,518
Total gold reserve.........
803,324
791,245
938,046
945,141
977,371 1,294,512 1,362,263 1,353,498 1,408,470 1,503,436 1,621,725
Legal-tender notes, silver, etc.
54,486
17,579
15,249
9,282
30,340
36,892
51,789
49,089
49,506
39,840
52,610
■ Total reserves................. 808,824
818,573
947,328
975,481 1,014,263 1,334,352 1,414,052 1,406,108 1,457,559 , 1,552,942 1,676,211
Bills discounted—Members...
20,266
20,106
397,094
15,711
756,398
35,043
233,539
47,587
197,242
138,459
147,315
205,454
Bills bought in open m arket..
97,697
123,966
84,473
176,169
195,097
154,591
177,590
71,400
107,377
202,270
Loans on gold coin and bul­
lion ..........................................
21,850
United States Government
long-term securities..............
47,304
36,122
29,471
54,166
36,426
29,275
36,223
36,513
55,129
41,135
45,406
United States Government
short-term securities............
41,792
19,647
18,647
18,425
39,876
81,145
34,302
55,876
35,818
32,521
81,595
Municipal warrants.................
1,429
17,124
15,715
12,249
224
14,675
1,469
14,999
2,446
233
1,230
Total earning assets___ 181,426 . 209,474
167,994
287,297
494,536
504,937
684,959 1,052,377
239,260
411,978
381,063
Due from other Federal re­
1 4,123
17,091
serve banks, n e t...................
732
2,275
132
10,641
11,106
1.448
10,233
5,929
6,896
Uncollected item s....................
126,437
234,361
204,756
373,160
136,940
132,759
204,842
328,779
221,705
260,184
281,677
. Total deductions from
135,034
gross deposits.............
204,974
339,420
223,153
122,314
137,672
193,650
270,417
240,290
288,573
366,069
5 per cent redemption fund
against Federal reserve
bank notes.............................
400
400
537
400
400
400
500
500
500
500
537
Ail other resources...................
6,424
13,609
5,393
5,757
1,057
8,271
799
387
1,354
293
2,499
Total resources............... 1,126,573 1,174,390 1,256,149 1,425,872 1,647,804 2,053,340 2,021*237 2,058,381 2,203,673 2,528,365 3,097,693

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No. 330.—COMBINED RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF ALL FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE
LAST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR 1917.

MATURITIES OT BILLS ON.
HAND.

W ithin 15 days.........................
Over 15 but within 30 d ay s...
Over 30 but within 60 d ay s...
Over 60 but within 90 days...
Over 90 days.............................
T otal..............................




29,402
18,794
51,790
12,414
1,008
113,408

55,989
13,407
692,475
108,826

56,075
20,567
720,411
100,961

56,409
99,689
719,785
129,032

56,991
76,114
813,326
170,151

57,176
300,966
1,033,460
149,527

57,825
143,032
1,135,456
137,815

58,904
154,358
1,069,804
140,278

59,379
71,289
1,136,930
157,524

62,629
132,221
1,264,323
174,492

68,500
220,962
1,489,370
231,776

70,442
108,213
1,453,166
191,689

814,708

841,939

948,506

76,000
1,135,591

1,000
1,484,953

9,547
1,425,850

39,903
1,404,343

68,433
1,434,176

36,335
1,607,371

19,473
1,968,672

17,969
1,771,037

303,171

357,610

420,509

454,402

508,753

534,015

587,915

700,212

847,506

1,056,983

1,246,488

8,000
8,000
8,000
2,859
2,629
1,906
2,203,673 2,528,365 3,097,693

8,000
5,504
3,101,471

934
-■- . ____
__________
522
525
448
1^524
820
1,174,390 1,256,157 1,425,872 1,647,804 2,053,340
36,912
32,925
49,617
23,915
863
144,232

31,061
30,320
30,636 :
11,735
827
104,579

38,021
20,900
29,620
16,735
1,167
106,443

43,844
22,370
50,808
'35,145
2,797
154,964

172,168
53,754
91,213
77,420
4,9|7
399,512

6,023
2, 459
1,196
1,088
2,021,237 2,058,381
115,223
44,799
94,431
73,893
5,210
333,556

i Net amounts due to other Federal reserve hanks.

108,291
55,508
89,170
46,124
2,813
301,906

178,383
63,712
96,234
69,936
1,443
409,708

344,190
51,887
101,512
75,211
1,884
574,684

581,704
91,556
140,417
141,927
6,243
961,852

395,697
118,545
280,136
152,708
8,986
956,072

FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS.

32951°— s a 1917------37

LIABILITIES.
55,694
Capital paid in ............. „..........
25,607
Government deposits..............
Due to members* reserve
accounts.................................
687,841
Collection item s........................
97,374
Other deposits, including
foreign G o v e rn m e n t
credits...................................
Total gross deposits----- 810,822
Federal reserve notes in
259,768
actual circulation................
Federal reserve bank notes
in circulation, net liability.. __________
All other liabilities...................
289
Total liabilities............ 1,126,573

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No. 333.—BILLS DISCOUNTED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS DURING CALENDAR YEAR 1917: Br C lasses op P a p e r , w ith T otals
FOR 1915 AND 1916.
[Source: Annual Report of the Federal Reserve Board, 19X7.]
Member banks’ collateral notes.
Federal reserve bank.

Otherwise
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Dollars.

Dollars.

25,094,844
117,825,429
Boston........................................................................................
900,876,391
New Y ork................................................................................. 5,344,602,510
32,803,226
107,748,615
Philadelphia.............................................................................
66,089,550
53,444,100
Cleveland..................................................................................
214,710,712
30,313,923
Richm ond.................................................................................
A tlanta......................................................................................
30,679,856
18,399,800
Chicago......................................................................................
190,348,715
191,628,482
St. Louis....................................................................................
48,386,840
60,205,879
Minneapolis...............................................................................
27,752,162
9,001,165
Kansas City..............................................................................
64,193,979
141,279,743
Dallas.........................................................................................
16,270,250
17,104,050
San Francisco...........................................................................
19,904,825
14,141,140
Total................................................................................ 5,884,160,624 1,858,645,562
Total, 1916.................................................................................
38,967,447
Total, 1915.................................................................................




Trade accept­ Commodity
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Dollars.
6,115,127
6,863,800
726,078
4,400,590
3,160,449
4,562,494
429,845
3,114,503
363,673
2,646,322
177,953
5,210,298
37,771,132
5,212,300
1,958,800

All other
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Total, 1917.

Total, 1915. Total, 1915.

Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
350,919,310 33, 921,900
201.883,910
25.000
284,092,262 6,536,459,963 22.329.500
223,416,008 22,328,400
105,200
82,032,889
6.792.400
211,176,109
131,360
87,110,509
3,686,085
401,220,685 34.377.200
149,349,516
95,114,744 22.323.200
5,438,819
36,033,775
521,872,103 23,178,100
139,465,061
186,117,790
8.842.700
73,983,290
427,278
85,161,837
6,473,500
121,670
47,923,167
242,694,062
196,667
34,377,351
6.817.700
289,896
57,052,636 18.512.500
23,210,487
822,296
102,981,207
1.973.400
62,902,648
11,244,271 1,222,364,865 9,014,186,454
146,877,553
16,813,200
207,870,500
149,079,200
10,315,000

Dollars.
2.086.700
4.819.600
5,137,100
4,526,000
44,891,400
34,209,300
9.238.700
6.317.600
5,206,500
10,875,500
26,756,900
7.287.700
161,353,666

F E D E R A L R ESER V E B A N K S,

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OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANES DURING CALENDAR YEAR 1917: B y M o n t h s a n d C l a s s e s o f I n v e s t m e n t s , W it h T o t a ls f o b 1916.
[Source: Annual Report of the Federal Reserve Board, 1917.]

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D ollars.

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D ollars.

D ollars.

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68,994,291
27,475,820
41,019,251
79,355,481
132,481,554
63,629,153
67,510,898
104,162,500
85,443,102
181,872,277
174,444,166

Total
1916............

9,014,186,454
207,870,5(00

1,046,764,534
309,762,300

241,139
1,646,388
676,818
293,440
3,188,891
2,748,143
3,234,912
4,611,904
4,883,966
1,451,080
4,346,451
3,624,843

20,617,180
70,640,679
28,152,638
41,312,691
82,544,372
135,229,697
66,864,065
72,122,802
109,046,466
86,894,182
186,218,728
178,069,009

30,947,975
16,332,700

1,077,712,509
386,095,000

United States bonds.
Total.

City.

Dollars,

D ollars.

Dollars.

June..........
July...........
August......
September.
O ctober....
November.
December..

756,000
1,370,000

10,000

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600,950
10,522,510
4,090,040
52,000
1,997,900
19.736.650
3,825,460
20.830.650
1,559,400
1,546,946
21,406,420

Total
1916............

7,063,000
300,000

88,600,316.
56,750,180

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1,369,000

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3.000
2.000
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48,128,100

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i, 232,900
18.299.650
3,825,460
20.830.650
157,650
250,550
1,265,750
45,862,610

9 ,6 6 6
29,650
1,294,396
20,130,670
21,488,966
4,403,200

Municipal warrants.

One-year
Treasury
notes.

456,000
1,882,000

2,370,150
144,500
8,565,510
2,867,040
50,000

7,201,908
5,798,677
1,021,383
266,433
75,656

S

t

Dollars.

2,040

a

Allt other.
e

Dollars.

526,552
53,985
9,640
13,853
43,265

100,000

125,938
11, 756
1,043,604

1
1

Total, 1917.

Total, 1916.

D ollars.
7,730,500
b . 852,662

D ollars .

Dollars.

16,821,566
90,686,000

10,197,320,845

Total.

9,278
0
0

124,404

133,052
125,023
2,944

39,050

15,769,759
85,662,400

263,059
4,087,100

788, 748
936,500

68,200

49,105,356
99,502,895
66,495,153
1,031,023
95,738,818
280,286
118,921
174,128,766
4,925
887,502,360
100,000
547,434,069
297,023,452
135,216
678,062,976
, 0 21,756 0
0
, 1,186,656 0 2,770,806,092
0
0
164,073 3,394,416,518
1,137,104,390
195,548

37,150,980
40,028,950
50,981,150
50,861,300
48/199,800
60,785,340
64,354,450
47,902,200
58,679,500
63,282,160
79,644,600
139,531,25(1
741,401,680

FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS.

18,326,286
22,408,604
26,788,982
60,055,801
91,413,473
750,269,838
460,733,354
220,939,974
548,164,104
2,681,165,854
3,206,486,771
937,433,413

January....
February...
March........
April..........

o

D ollars.

January___
February..
March........
April..........
May...........
June...........
July...........
August.......
September.
October___
November.
December..

Month.

n

4 per cent.

D ollars.

M

Gn
OO

p

582

FEDERAL RESERVE B A N K S.

No. 3 3 4 .—CONVERSION OF UNITED STATES 2 PER CENT BONDS INTO
30-YEAR CONVERSION BONDS AND 1-YEAR TREASURY NOTES FOR THE
CALENDAR YEAR 1917.
[Source: Annual Report of the Federal Reserve Board, 1917.J
Amounts actually converted.
Amounts
allotted for
conversion
by Federal Conversion One-year
Treasury
Reserve
Total.
bonds.
notes.
Board.

Federal reserve bank.

Dollars,

D ollars.

1.195.000
1,776,500
1.375.200
1.614.200
900,100
668,500
1.861.000
553,300
641,600
821,900
726,200

D ollars ..
1.194.000
1.776.000
1.374.000
1.613.000
899.000
667.000
1.861.000
553.000
640.000
821.000
725,000

Boston..........
New Y ork___
Philadelphia.
Cleveland___
Richmond_
_
Atlanta.........
Chicago.........
St. Louis........
Minneapolis..
Kansas City..
Dallas...........
San Francisco

2.696.200
6.412.900
2.814.200
3.227.200
1.799.100
1.335.500
3.722.100
1.504.600
1.281.600
1.642.900
1.451.200
2.112.500

1,000,000

1,000,000

T otal...

30,000,000

13,133,500

13,123,000

D ollars .

2,389,000
3.552.500
2.749.200
3.227.200
1,799,100
1.335.500
3,722 000
1,106,300
1,281,600
1,642,900
1.451.200

2,000,000

26,256,500

No. 3 3 5 .—FINANCIAL RESULTS OF OPERATION OF THE FEDERAL RESEBVE BANES: Jan . 1 t o D ec. 31, 1917.
[Source: Annual Report of the Federal Reserve Board, 1917.]

Current
expenses.

Net
earnings
for the
year.

Federal reserve bank.

Earnings.

Boston..................................
New Y ork.............................
Philadelphia.........................
Cleveland..............................
Richmond.............................
Atlanta..................................
Chicago..................................
St. Louis...-...........................
Minneapolis...........................
Kansas City..........................
Dallas...................................
San Francisco........................

1,198,008
4,848,291
1,015,959
1,297,244
770,009
541,822
2,022,278
736,774
628,338
955,950
569,430
854,755

285,715
1,129,336
262,084
334,092
257,785
214,510
512,407
234,618
210,201
271,451
215,956
. 307,711

912,293
3,718,955
753,875
963,152
512,224
327,312
1,509,871
502,156
418,137
684,499
353,474
547,044

Total............. „............ 15,438,858

4,235,866

11,202,992




D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

6 per cent
dividends
Ratio of
paid dur­
net
End of
earnings to ing 1917,
period
including
reported
covered by
amounts
average accrued on last dividend
paid-in
paid.
capital. surrendered
and can­
celed stock.

P er cent.

D ollars.

17.4
28.2
14.1
14.9
14.8
13.2
20.6
15.9
16.8
21.3
12.9
13.7

601,756
1,942,819
623,603
716,168
240,944
218,203
862,259
284,566
363,895
364,503
188,234
394, 776 ;

18.9

6, 801, 726

Dec. 31.1917
Do.
June 30,1917
Do.
Dec. 31,1917
Do.
Do.
Dec. 31,191ft
Dec. 31,1917
June 30,1917
Do.
Dec. 31,1916

NO. 3 3 6 .—DISCOUNT R A TES (HIGH AN D LOW) IN FORCE DU R IN G THE FER IO D FROM THE ESTABLISHM ENT OF
FED ER A L RESER V E BANK S (NOV. 16, 1914) TO DEC. 31, 1917.
[Source: Reports of the Federal Reserve Board.]

Federal reserve bank.

Boston: Nov. 16,1914, to Dec. 31,1915..................
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 31,1916......................
Jan. 1.1917, to Dec. 31,1917......................
New York: Nov. 1 L 1914, to Dec. 31.1915............
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 31,1916...............
Jan. 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917...............
Philadelphia; Nov. 16,1914, to Dec. 31,1915..........
Jan. 1.1916, to Dec. 31,1916...........
Jan. 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917.......... .
Cleveland: Nov. 16,1914, to Dec. 31,1915.............
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 31,1916...............
Jan. 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917.................
Richmond: Nov. 16,1914, to Dec. 31,1915............
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 31,1916...............
Jan. 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917...............
Atlanta: Nov. 16,1914, to Dec. 31,1915............ ...
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 31,1916....................
Jan. 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917....................
Chicago: Nov. 16,1914, to Dec. 31,1915.................
Jan. 1,1916, to Deo. 31,1916....................
Jan. 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917....................
St. Louis: Nov. 16, fgi4, to Dec. 31,1915..............
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 31,1916................
Jan* 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917.................
Minneapolis: Nov. 16, i914, to Dec. 31,1915___
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 31,1916.............
Jan. 1.1917, to Dec. 31,1917.............
Kansas City: Nov. 16, l6l4, to Dec. 31,1915.........
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 31,1916...........
Jan. 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917.___
Dallas: Nov. 16,1914, to Dec. 31,1915.................
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 81,1916...................
Jan. 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917......................
San Francisco: Nov. 16,1914, to Dec. 31,1915... .
Jan. 1,1916, to Dec. 31,1916.........
Jan. 1,1917, to Dec. 31,1917.........

Within
10 days.

11 to 30
days.

Within 15
days, in­
cluding
member
banks* col­
lateral
notes.

16 to 30
days.

31 to 60
days.

61 to 90
days.

Over 90
days.

Trade ac­
ceptances
wrthin 60
days.

Trade ac­
Commodity
ceptances, paper with­
01 to 90 in 90 days. 1
days.

High. Low. High. Low. High. Low. High. Low. High. Low. High. Low. High. Low. High. Low. High. Low. High. Low.
21
31
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3 Commodity rates were established during September and October, 1915, and merged with those for commercial paper of corresponding maturities in November and December, 1917.
a Commodity paper rates for bills maturing within 30 days, 31 per cent; 31 to 60 days, 4 per cent; 61 to 90 days, 44 per cent.

• Oct. 20,1917, rate of 3&per cent tor commodity paper maturing within 60 days, and 4 per cent for paper maturing after 60 days but within 90 days.



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N o. 3 3 7 .—N E T AM OUNT OF F E D E R A L R E SE R V E NOTES RECEIVED FROM THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
IS S U E D TO EACH F E D E R A L R E SE R V E B A N K , IN ACTUAL CIRCULATION; GOLD A N D ELIG IBLE P A P E R HELD
B Y EACH F E D E R A L R E SE R V E AGENT; ALSO AMOUNTS OF FED E R A L R E SE R V E NOTES HELD B Y EACH FED E R A L R E S E R V E B A N K ON THE LAST FR ID A Y IN EACH MONTH DU R IN G THE CALENDAR Y E A R 1917.

Oi
2°
^

[Source: Reports of the Federal Reserve Board, 1917.]
New Philadel­ Cleve­
land.
York. phia.

Rich­
mond.

Minne­
Atlanta. Chicago. St. Louis. apolis. Kansas ■ Dallas. San Fran­ Total.
cisco.
City.

Federal reserve notes received from the
Comptroller of the Currency less returned Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand
for destruction:
dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars.
Jan. 26.............................................................. 21,108 125,510 24,140 13,614 22,098 31,291
Feb. 23............................................................. 25,254 184,546 30,376 19,132 21,125 31,800
Mar. 30............................................................. 24, 724 231,590 31,510 22,345 20,337 31,227
Apr. 27............................................................ 30,133 261,494 35,273 26, 859 19, 722 30,791
May 25............................................................. 29,390 310,620 48,713 29,974 19,694 30,335
June 29............................................................. 39,960 i 350,352 51,846 42,068 20,606 29,796
July 27............................................................. 44,841 367,890 56,705 45,820 21,245 30,303
Aug. 31........................................................... 50,296 377,492 60,472 57,464 25,094 30,621
Sept. 28............................................................ 56,074 394,620 62,118 63,684 34,191 41,358
Oct. 26............................................................. 64,651 ! 426, 744 78,360 75,155 45,993 50,179
N ov. 30............................................................. 74,221 490,337 95,435 94,435 58,485 70,097
Dec. 28............................................................. 83,817 553,939 107,486 119,650 62,680 78,757
Federal reserve notes issued to Federal
reserve banks (net amount):
Jan. 26............................................................. 13,898 107,490 16,880 10,514 18,098 23,156
Feb. 23............................................................. 14,694 134,546 21,136 13,232 17,225 21,415
Mar. 30............................................................. 17,124 165,910 25,710 15,645 16,737 20,422
Apr. 27............................................................. 21,383 193,594 30,433 21,919 16,522 19,836
May 25............................................................. 22,640 208,620 33,373 27,334 17,014 19,130
June 29............................................................. 27,460 229,252 41,906 34,428 17,496 19,391
July 27............................................................. 31,891 240,170 '42,205 39,880 18,155 21,563
Aug. 31............................................................ 35,796 257,572 45,472 44,024 21,994 24,661
Sept. 28............................................................ 40.674 282,300 53,318 52,244 31,871 34,428
Oct. 26.............................................................. 51,251 315,224 63,320 64,215 44,313 47,069
Nov. 30............................................................ 63,641 376,917 81,355 80,495 55,485 59,157
Dec. 28............................................................. 74,297 456,339 97,326 105,710 60,840 66,887
Gold coin and certificates held by or to
credit of Federal reserve agent:
Jan. 26............................................................. 13,898 107,490 16,880 10,514 13,808 18,525
Feb. 23............................................................. 14,694 134,546 17,076 13,232 10,565 17,634
Mar. 30............................................................. 17,124 165,910 22,360 15,645 10,209 17,591
Apr. 27............................................................. 21,383 193,594 26,283 21,919
5,935 17,265
5,655 16,859
May 25............................................................. 22,640 208,620 30,463 27,334
June 29............................................................ 22,460 139,252 1 33,608 1 34,428
7,318 16,320



Thousand T housand Thousand T housand Thousand T housand T housand
dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars . dollars.

10,161
15, 833
30,679
49,003
62, 816
94,383
103, 553
113, 788
129,397
146,532
185,658
226,080

19,803
19,267
19,350
20,422
20,668
21,639
25,188
27,194
31,927
48.372
61,738
64,153

25,506
30,864
28,716
29,013
29,205
30,662
32,452
31,660
38,691
48,711
52,283
55,606

25,807
26,161
33,981
35,762
34,295
35,680
35, 111
37,105
40,042
46,260
59,375
66,862

30,257
29,373
29,107
29,049
28,405
27,790
27,404
32,815
43,766
52,686
55,689
56,242

15,727 365,022
16,208 449,939
16,217 519,783
18,954 586,475
21,85 4
665,969
24,388 769,170
26,103 816,615
28,435 872,436
36,483 972,351
39,134 1,122,777
58,402 1,356,155
73,905 1,549,177

7,161
13,333
25,139
40,303
52,476
67,763
73,653
84,688
99,497
116,632
147,358
187,780

16,763
16,227
15,010
15,482
16,408
17,979
20,368
23,204
28,317
41,322
58,828
61,863

19,886
20,344
20,271
22,563
23,365
24,772
25,862
26,870
32,761
40,421
47,193
51,016

20,849
22,623
23,223
24,992
25,955
26,140
25,671
27,825
30,162
37,580
49,475
58,062

22,271
20,486
21,156
20,563
19,919
19,529
18,943
24,370
35,021
42,906
48,039
47,727

14,727 291,693
16,208 331,469
16,217 382,564
18,954 446,544
21,854 488,088
24,388 550,504
26,103 584,464
28,435 644,911
36,483 757,076
39,134 903,387
58,402 1,126,345
73,905 1,341,752

7,161
13,333
25,139
40,303
52,476
62,003

12,416
12,380
11,663
13,435
9, 781
9,472

17,386
17,244
16,971
20,553
19,205
21,576

18,914
IS, 788
21,818
24,046
24,090
14,830

21,601
20,486
20,019
19,235
17,634
16,986

14,727
16,208
16,219
18,954
21,854
24,388

273,320
306,186
360,668
422,905
456,611
402,639

•s x n v s atAHas®! a v a a a a a

Boston.




55,653
70,568
88,537
81,372
104,783
124,400

14,911
16,537
17,270
27,075
45,831
32,366

21,366
16,274
21,965
35,625
34,197
31,920

14,635
17,428
20,748
30,620
30,146
42,052

15,624
15,615
22,471
26,303
29,023
25,037

4,655
3,809
2,856
2,575
2,279
3,078
3,498
4,017
4,329
9,331
16,875
17,805
734
846
942
785
502
544
1,653
1,559
1,910
1,522
1,355
1,379

5,876
17,199
14,339
11,178
35,783
43,186
64,133
1,695
2,738
4,559
4,061
5,425
6,029
4,841
5,930
4,664
4,488
4,795
9,695

4,347
3,850
3,352
2,053
6,635
8,513
5,462
6,670
11,054
14,258
13,012
38,765
702
1,020
850
490
928
742
1,966
1,510
1,846
2,740
4,762
1,590

2,500
3,100
3,300
2,010
4,160
3,196
4,496
10,596
'11,139
8,886
13,392
19,836
2,642
2,108
589
828.
974
1,060
1,593
2,385
1,872
1,182
1,408
1,412

1,941
3,836
1,423
1,114
1,892
11,528
11,099
10,402
9,992
7,380
19, 777
16,244
111
654
828
1,266
932
797
726
3,665
2,231
2,997
2,782
2,763

22,422
20,569
19,480
19,051
18,628
18,847
19,910
23,102
32,518
45,547
57,802
65,508

5,466
10,595
20,580
36,242
47,051
61,734
68,812
78, 758
94,833
112,144
142,563
178,085

16,061
15,207
14,160
14,992
15,480
17,237
18,402
21,694
26,471
38,582
54,066
60,273

17,244 20,738
18,236 21,969
19,682 22,395
21,735 23,726
22,391 25,023
23,712 25,343
24,209 24,945
24,485 24,160
30,889 27,931
39,239 . 34,583
45, 785 1 46,693
49,604 55,299

30,880
33,024
36,244
47,715
51,995
55,410

7,483
8,714
15,955
28,729.
31,867
31,602

18,072
20,650
30,117
40,058
42,341
49,821

5,026 90,523
10,116 77,860
10,017 50,155
15,069 70,822
15,899 133,130
33,758 207,362
36,668 213,400
1,069 18,927
839 14,958
1,754 10,035
2,772 10,974
2,051 17,225
2,930 22,080
5,407 26,988
5,381 27,948
3,759 25,901
3,319 26,426
2,198 34,581
2,083 . 59,369

4,062
3,390
4,186
2,917
8,306
9,301
13,404
12,906
15,105
29,359
40,981
1,342
974
1,529
1,364
729
2,202
780
2,269
2,291
3,707
3,720
3,683

9,069
11,000
16,012
16,508
29,558
50,825
893
859
753
1,397
1,699
1,512
2,398
1,642
2,754
3,217
3,585
3,489

4,649
8,119
6,728
11,285
11,987
14,134
18,3S9
16,428
19,182
17,051
30,147
43,386
541
620
818
776
965
712
609
635
2,714
1,417
1,912
2,645

12,829 88,563
13,855 119,588
15,370 155,875
18,611 182,620
20,589 '191,395
24,530 207,172
26,484 213,182
30,415 229,624
36,915 256,399
47,932 288,798
61,443 342,336
72,214 396,970

15,538
20,162
24,181
29,069
32,644
39,704
41,425
43,203
51,027
59,613
77,635
93,643

9,621
12,373
14,892
20,522
25,635
32,916
37,482
42,382
49,490
60,998
76,910
102,221

17,557
16,605
15,919
15, 746
16,049
16,784
17,546
21,359
29,157
42,896
53,573
58,195

21,891
25,796
25,623
35,371
29,921
37,897

173,670
208,072
212,300
187,224
171,097
250,599

32,905
32,072
40,418
48,220
52,025
56,946

26,103
28.435
26,579
26,380
38,598
43,801

434,193
493.185
558,227
614,692
661,824
781,851

1,023
1,842
2,001
2,758
2,815
3,218
4,175
9,191
12,647
17,297
20,000
23,241
276
236
401
224
246
429
482
398
212
292
342
551

10,137
13,076
34,506
41,421
2,993
2,446
1,896
1,098
2,010
2,660
3,006
3,674
6,710
4,574
7,922
6,605

19,115
28,618
23,050
25,981
32.685
153,398
170,664
156,219
204,467
303.704
490,932
606.705
31,925
28,298
24,954
26,035
33.686
41,697
50,449
56,996
56,864
55,881
69,362
95,264

21,995
20,250
20, 755
20,339
i9 ,673
19,100
18,461
23,972
34,809
42,614
47,697
47,176

11,734 259,768
13,762 303,171
14,325 357,610
17,856 420,509
19,844 454,402
21,728 508,807
23,097 534,015
24,761 587,915
29, 773 700,212
34,560 847,506
50,480 1,056,983
67,300 1,246,488

FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS.

July 27...................................................
Aug. 31.......................................................
Sept. 28......................................................
Oct. 26........................................................
Nov. 30........................................................
Dec. 28.......................................................
Eligible paper held by Federal reserve
agent:
Jan. 26.........................................................
Feb. 23.......................................................
Mar. 30.......................................................
Apr. 27........................................................
May 25.........................................................
June 29.......................................................
July 27.........................................................
Aug. 31.......................................................
Sept. 28........................................................
Oct. 26........................................................
Nov. 30.......................................................
Dec. 28.......................................................
Federal reserve notes held by banks:
Jan. 26........................................................
Feb. 23.......................................................
Mar. 30.......................................................
Apr. 27....................................................... .
May 25........................................................
June 29.......................................................
July 27........................................................
Aug. 31.......................................................
Sept. 28.......................................................
Oct. 26.........................................................
Nov. 30.......................................................
Dec. 28.'.....................................................
Federal reserve notes issued by each Fed­
eral reserve bank and in actual circula­
tion:
Jan. 26........................................................
Feb. 23.......................................................
Mar. 30....................................................:.
Apr. 27.......................................................
May 25........................................................
June 29.......................................................
July 27.......................................................
Aug. 31.......................................................
Sept. 28......................................................
Oct. 26........................................................
Nov. 30.......................................................
Dec. 28.......................................................

Ox

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Ql

586

FEDERAL, FA R M LOANS

N o. 3 3 8 .—FEDERAL FARM LOANS: N u m b e r a n d A m o u n t s o f L o a n s A p p l ie d
f o r , A p p r o v e d , a n d C l o s e d f r o m t h e B e g in n in g o f B u s i n e s s to D e c . 31,
1917.1
{Source: Federal Farm Loan Bureau, Treasury Department.]

District and State.
District No. I:
New Ham pshire............................
Massachusetts.................................
Rhode I^ a n d .................................
Connecticut....................................
New York.......................................
New Jersey.....................................
Total............................................
District No. 2:
Pennsylvania.................................
Virginia...........................................
West Virginia.................................
M aryland........................................
Delaware.........................................
District of C olum bia...................
Total.............................................
District No. 3:
North Carolina...............................
South Carolina...............................
Georgia............................................
Florida.................. ..................
Total.............................................
District No. 4:
Tennessee........................................
K entucky......................................
Indiana............................................
Ohio.................................................
Total.............................................
District No. 5:
Alabama..........................................
Louisiana......................................
Mississippi......................................
Total.............................................
District No. 6:
Illinois.............................................
Missouri..................... : ...................
Arkansas.........................................
Total.............................................
District No. 7:
North Dakota................................
Minnesota.......................................
Wisconsin.......................................
Michigan.........................................
Total.............................................
District No. 8:
Iowa.................................................
Nebraska.........................................
South Dakota.................................
Wyoming........................................
Total.............................................

Applied for.

Approved.

Closed.

Number. Amount. Number. Amount. Number. Amount.
1
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
152
251,300
65
252
488,545
103,500
50,600
1
87,300
29
45
1,800
232,400
52
10
677,647
212
26,000
351
814,175
156
439 1,215,265
380,905
66,350
31
17
126,010
51
45,600
483,140
59
758,570
248
192
144,000
992,265
360
117
968 3,069,696
357,400
431,900
648,645
171
28
202
67,100
1,338 3, 322,130
453 1,126,305
2,417 7,071,678
556 1,395,810
2,543 5,751,603
824 1,150, 836
129
362,235
29,150
13

634,931
223
1,496 3,338,200
393
586,600
87
257,203
24,250
12

88
489
105
38
8

227,500
1,279,150
211,050
122,600
13,300

4,005 8,689,634

2,211

4,841,184

728

1,853,600

4,660
2,698
1,509
3,480
12,347

6-610,319
5,556,847
2,871,978
5,968,912
21,008,056

1,649
903
316
769
3,637

2,339,186
2,069,458
689,675
1,202,775
6,301,094

311
174
35
58
578

518,930
447,820
84,600
89,170
1,170,520

3,554
2,584
1,872
320
8,330

6,363,002
4,052,955
4,319,455
959,190
15,694,602

2,129 3.738.300
1,515 2.328.300
1,050 2.525.300
180
419,700
4,884 9,011,600

195
321
422
29
967

509,300
617,500
1,113,000
64,000
2,303,800

3,440 6,714,937
1,008 2,489,821
6,002 7,502,954
10,450 16,707,712

3,152 3,451,416
903,845
771
5,442 4, 748,844
9,365 9,104,105

429
41
1,580
2,050

622.575
40,875
1,583,035
2,246,485

884 2,069,610
2,066 4,355,545
4,131 5,936, 740
7,081 12,361,895

646
1,270
2,258
4,174

1,400,905
2,659,005
3,058,185
7,118,095

142
363
393
898

281,760
778,500
589,255
1,649,515

5,027 15,476,500
3,206 6,831,900
1,482 2,676,670
3,371 5,224,080
13,086 30,209,150

3,792 10,098,800
2,615 4,736,500
1,219 1,907,100
2,502 3,148,200
10,128 19,890,600

1,102
869
563
828
3,362

3,158,200
1,664,600
942,100
1,258,400
7,023,300

776 5,221,330
2,161 8.927.120
1,857 5,969,880
1,245 2.573.120
6,039 22,691,450

291 1,830,200
1,365 4,504,500
1,888 3,247,300
865,630
711
4,255 10,447,630

30
385
195
91
701

199.400
1,200,290
655.400
185,100
2,240,190

1 Previous reports are subject to correction in the report of each m onth.



587

FEDERAL FAR M LOANS.

No. 3 3 8 . — F e d e r a l F a r m L o a n s : N u m b e r
A pproved,
C o n tin u e d ,

and

Cl o se d

District and State.

from th e

and

B e g in n in g

Applied for.

Approved.

Closed.

Number. Amount. Number. Amount. Number. Amount.

Dollars.
District No. 9:
2, 573 8,566,077
Kansas.............................................
Oklahoma........................................ 2,920 6,284,057
3,000 7,199,142
Colorado..........................................
2,614 4,531,523
New Mexico....................................
Total............................................. 11,107 28,580,799
9,508 24,265,127
District No. 10: Texas.........................
District No. 11:
California......................................... 5,311 17,344,839
U tah_______ *................................ 1,137 3,010,125
477,438
133
Nevada............................................
538 1,212,387
Arizona............................................
7,119 22,044,789
Total.............................................
D istricts o. 12;
Idaho...............................................
2,257 5,087,716
M ontana.......................................... 4,645 12,718,674
2,982 7,950,468
Oregon.............................................
5,049 10,540,545
Washington....................................
Total............................................. 14,932 36,297,403
Grand total................................. 106,482 | 243,622,295




A m o u n t s o p L o a n s A p p l ie d f o r ,
o f B u s in e s s t o D e c . 31, 1917—

Dollars.

1,940 6,219,000
1,916 3,806,175
1,211 1,976,750
1,212 1,573,800
6,279 13,575,725
7,944 13,728,238

1,201
938
722
691
3,552
829

Dollars.
3,742,000
1,824,800
1,193,100
881,400
7,641,300
2,117,890

1,920 5,660,860
354
878,000
29
126,700
81
237,400
.2,384 6,903,560

691
103
19
26
839

2,098,500
224,500
91,600
119,300
2,533,900

1,058 2,629,440
2,024 4,943,465
1,702 4,305,140
2,906 5,378,400
7,690 17,256,445
64,289 121,500,406

462' 1,081,675
835 2,179,420
597 1,560,665
1,303 2,383,550
3,197 7,205,310
18,154 39,112,115

588

L IB E R TY LO AN S.

N o. 3 3 9 .— LIBERTY LO ANS: S u b s c r ip t io n
by

a n d A l l o t m e n t s o f S u b s c r ip t io n s ,
F e d e r a l R e s e r v e D is t r ic t s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r 1917.
[Source: Annual Report of the Secretary of the Treasury.]
FIR ST L IB E R T Y LOAN.

$50 to $10,000, inclusive.
Federal reserve district.

Subscriptions.

Allotment.

D o lla rs .

D o lla rs.

Boston.......................................................................
203.265.400
274,019,550
New York................................................................
112,412”100
Philadelphia...........................................................
128.729.400
Cleveland.................................................................
68,506,150
Richm ond..............................................................
37,741,100
Atlanta.....................................................................
195,210,700
Chicago.....................................................................
40,960,400
St. Louis...................................................................
39,747,600
Minneapolis.............................................................
40,732,350
Kansas City.............................................................
25,954,500
Balias....................................................................
129,405,600
S an Francisco.........................................................
T otal.............................................................. 1,296,684,850

Federal reserve district.

$100,050 to $250,000,
inclusive.

203.265.400
274,019,550
112,412,100
128.729.400
68,506,150
37,741,100
195,210,700
40,960,400
39,747,600
40,732,350
25,954,500
129,405,600
1,296,684,850

$10,050 to $100,000, inclusive.
Subscrip­
tions.

Allotment.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

65.504.850
172,693,700
46,506,300
76.365.950
21.218.950
7,080,850
82,645,650
31,472,700
15.177.150
17.173.950
11.878.850
12.384.150
560,103,050

Over $250,000.

39,302,900
103,616,200
27,903,800
45,819,550
12,731,350
4.248.500
49.587.400
18,883,650
9.106.300
10.304.400
7.127.300
7.430.500
336,061,850

Total.

Subscrip­ Allotment. Subscrip­ Allotment.
tions.
tions.

Subscrip­
tions.

Allotment.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

Boston...................................... 22,875,350
New Y ork............................... 79.173.300
Philadelphia.......................... 16,355,750
Cleveland................................ 23.239.300
R ichm ond............................. 8.025.000
Atlanta.................................... 3.460.000
Chicago.................................... 33,533,050
St. Louis.................................. 6,695,700
Minneapolis............................ 2,820,750
Kansas City........................... 7,558,250
Balias....................................... 3.015.000
San Francisco....................... 13,704,150
T otal............................. 220,455,600

10,293,900
35,628,000
7,360,100
10,457, 700
3,611,250
1,557,000
15,089,850
3,013,050
1,269,350
3,401,200
1,356,750
6,166,850
90,205,000

Subscriptions, by classes.

Amount.

XJp to and including $10,000...................
Over $10,000 up to and including
$100,000.
Over $100,000 up to and including
$250,000.
Over $250,000 up to and including
$2,000,000.
Over $2,000,000 up to and including
$6,000,000.
Over $6,000,000 up to and including
$10,000,000.
$25,000,000.....................................................
$25,250,000.....................................................
Total...................................................

1,296,684,850
560,103,050
220,455,600
601,514,900
234,544,300
46,674,150
50,000,000
25,250,000
3,035,226,850




D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

40.802.000
660.901,850
57,035,100
57,814,050
11.987.000
9,596,600
45,806,550
7,005,900
12.510.000
26,294,300
8,100,000
20.130.000
j957,983,350

D o lla rs.

12,155,700 332,447,600 265,017,900
180,723,250 1,186,788,400 593,987,000
17,083,750 232,309,250
164,759,750
16,970,200 286,148,700 201,976,850
3,744,900 109,737,100
88,593,650
2,736,550 57,878,550
46,283,150
12,814,150 357,195,950 272,702,100
2,172,350
86,134,700
65,029,450
3.636.000 70,255,500
53,759,250
7,744,950 91,758,850
62,182,900
36,663,550
2.225.000 48,948,350
6,041,500 175,623,900 149,044,450
268,048,300 3,035,226,850 2,000,000,000

Allotment, by classes.

Amount.
D o lla rs.

100 per cent................................................ 1,296,684,850
60 per cent but not less than $10,000 336,061,850
bonds.
45 per cent but not less than $60,000
99.205.000
bonds.
30 per cent but not less than $112,500 184,381,800
bonds.
25 per cent but not less than $600,000
58,661,250
bonds.
21 per cent.................................................
9,801,600
20.22 per cent............................................
10.110.000
5,093,650
20.17 per cent............................................
Total.................................................. 2,000,000,000

589

L IB E R T Y LOANS,
N o. 3 3 9 .— L ib e r t y L o a n s : S u b sc rip tio n a n d A llotm ents
F e d e r a l R e s e r v e D ist r ic t s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r

of

S u b s c r ip t io n s ,

1917—Continued.

by

SECOND L IBER TY LOAN.
Federal reserve
district.

$10,050 to $50,000, in­
clusive.

$50 to $10,000, inclusive.

Subscrip­
tions.

D ollars.

D ollars.

Allotment.

D ollars.

Subscriptions. Allotment.

$50,050 to $100,000, in­
clusive.

D ollars.

Subscrip­ Allotment.
tions.
D ollars.

D ollars.

186,136,050 186,136,050 73,581,100 73,581,100 50,363,350 45.327.050
Boston.....................
New Y ork..................... 441,101,150 441,101,150 168,326,200 168,326,200 100,722,650 90,650,400
Philadelphia................ 135,278,500 135,278,500 41,180,450 41,180,450 27,681,100 24,913,000
Cleveland...................... 186,121,600 186,121, 600 79.545.600 79.545.600 48,352, 850 43.517.600
97, 792,000
97,792, 000 38,442, 850 38,442, 850 19,221,750 17.299.600
R ichm ond....................
51.635.500
51,635, 500 12.848.600 12.848.600 6, 574,200 5,916,800
A tlanta..........................
322,122,900 322,122,900 82,080, 700 82,080,700 41,718,300 37,546,500
Chicago..........................
79,417,550
79,417, 550 24,916,250 24,916,250 11,026, 800 9,924,150
St. Louis........................
89,171,600
89,171, 600 18,537,050 18,537,050 10,284,450 9,256,050
Miennapolis..................
80,042,250
80,042,250 27,389,400 27,389,400 11,132,700 10,019,450
Kansas City..................
53.556.500
53,556, 500 11,292,300 11,292,300 4,783,250 4,304,950
Dallas.............................
San Francisco.............. 144, 550, 500 144,550, 500 43,402,750 43,402,750 28,004,500 25.204.050
T otal................... 1,866,926,100 1,866,926,100 621,543,250 621,543,250 359,865,900 323, 879,600

Federal reserve
district.

Boston........................
New Y ork.................
Philadelphia............
Cleveland..................
Richm ond................
A tlanta......................
Chicago......................
St. Louis....................
Minneapolis..............
Kansas City..............
Dallas.........................
San Francisco..........
T otal..............

$100,050 to $200,000,
inclusive.
Subscrip­
tions.
D ollars.

Over $200,000.

Total.1

j
Allotment. Subscriptions. | Allotment. Subscriptions. Allotment.
D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

31,734,450 23,800,850
135,135,100 78, 868, 650 476,950,050 407.713.700
68,166, 700 51,125,050 772,136, 750 399,982,100 1,550,453,450 1,151,184,900
17, 892,450 13,419, 350 158,317, 750 80,335,700 380,350,250 295,127,000
35,487,950 26,616,000 136,598, 800 73, 986,400 486,106,800 409.787.200
10,981,350 8,236, 050 ' 34,774, 550 20,811,200 201,212,500 182.581.700
12,906, 650 7,494,050
6, 730, 800 5,048,100
90,695,750
82,943,050
26,978,050 20,233, 550 112,953,400 63,971,950 585,853,350 525,955,600
61,802, 850 30,526,250 184.280.750 150.122.200
7,117,300 5,338,000
13,409,100 7, 859,900 140,932,650 131,972,450
9, 530, 450 7,147,850
23,097,900 12,750,750 150.125.750 136,549,500
8,463, 500 6,347,650
4,350,000 2,475,000
77, 899, 850
74,567,100
3,917, 800 2,938,350
15,220, 000 11,415,000
61,493,400 35,689,450 292,671,150 260,261,750
242,220,800 181,665,800 1,526,976,250 814,751,400 4,617,532,300 3,808,766,150

Subscriptions, by classes.

Amount.

Up to and including $50,000................. .
Over $50,000 up to and including
$100,000.
Over $100,000 up to and including
$200,000.
Over $200,000 up to and including
$1,000,000.
Over $1,000,000 up to and including
$8,000,000.
Over $8,000,000 up to and including
$30,000,000.
$50,000,000....................................................
Total

2,488,469,350
359,865,900
242,220,800
756,586,700
470,425,600
249,963,950
50,000,000
4,617,532,300

D ollars.

Allotment, by classes.

Amount.
D ollars.

100 per c e n t............................................... 2,488,469,350
90 per cent but not less than $50,000 323,879,600
bonds.
75 per cent but not less than $90,000 181,665,800
bonds.
60 per cent but not less than $150,000 455.690.300
bonds.
50 per cent but not less than $600,000 235.582.300
bonds.
41.20 per cent but not less than
103,071,200
$4,000,000 bonds.
$40.8152 per cen t......................................
20,407,600
T otal................................................ 3,808,766,150

i The quotas of these Federal reserve districts, expressed in millions of dollars, with their percentages
of oversubscription, follow: Boston’s quota, $300 (percentage of oversubscription, 59); New York, $800(72);
Philadelphia, $250 (52); Cleveland, $300 (62); Richmond, $120 (68); Atlanta, $80 (13); Chicago, $420 (39);
St. Louis, $120 (54); Minneapolis, $105 (34); Kansas City, $120 (25); Dallas, $75 (4); and San Francisco,
Digitized $210FRASER
for (39).


590

LOANS TO FGitEIGK GOVERNMENTS.

N a. 3 4 0 .— F O R E IG N L O A N S : A m o u n t s o f L o a n s a n d C r e d it s A g r e e d U p o n *
L o a n s M a d e ,, a n d B a l a n c e s , F e r . 14, 1918, b y C o u n t r ie s .1
[Source: Reports of the Treasury Department.]
Country.

Loans and
Balances under
credits agreed Loans made. established
upon.
credits.

Great Britain........................................................................... $2,320,000,000 $2,200,000,000
$120,000,000
France......................................................................................... 1,440,000,000 1,290,000,000
150.000. 000
100.000. 000
Italy............................................................................................ 550.000. 000 450,000,000
Russia2...................................................................................... 325.000. 000 187,729,750
137,270,250
93,400,000
84,400,000
9,000,000
Belgium.....................................................................................
Serbia........... ................................... ...................................... ..
6,000,000
4,200,000 1
1,800,000
Total................................................................................ 4,734,400,000 4,216,329,750
518,070,250
1 The acts of Apr. 24 and Sept. 24, 1917, ap p ro b ated $3,690,000,000 and $4,000,000,0(H), respectively, for
the establishment and extension of credits to foreign governments engaged in war with the enemies of the
Umted States.
2 Of the credits and loans in favor of the Russian Government, $3,000,000 represents a loan to the
Roumanian Government, the advance being made in this manner through the Russian Government in
the absence of a Roumanian representative in the United States who could negotiate a direct loan to his
Government.




591

SAVINGS BANES,

N o. 3 4 1 .—RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF SAVINGS (STOCK AND
MUTUAL), STATE, AND PRIVATE BANES AND LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANIES: Y ears E n d e d o n o b A b o u t J u n e 30, 1913 t o 1917.
[Source: Annual reports of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Department.]
STOCK SAVINGS BANKS.

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

1,355 banks.

Classfftcat on.

1,466 banks.

1,529 banks.

1,242 banks.

1,185 banks.

D o lla r s .

D o lla r s .

D o lla r s .

D o lla r s .

KESomacrs.
D o lla r s .
Loans on re al estate.. 488,159,895.71
Loans on otb-’r col­
lateral seen; ty — 113,475,941.58
Other loans a n d dis­
counts ...................... 184,014,218.01
Overdrafts.................. 1,893,197.68
United States "bonds. 5,153,925.16
State, county, and
municipal bonds... 50, 706, 795.80
Railroad bonds and
stocks....................... 25,344,527.06
Bonds of other pub­
lic-service corpora­
tions ......................... 35,754,042.00
Other stocks, bond
etc............................ 29,575,876.95
Due from other banks
and bankers........... 103,626,810.32
Real estate, furni­
ture, etc.................. 36,987,000.94
Checks and other
cash items............... 3,836,467.03
Cash on hand............. 35,631,731.49
Other resources......... 6,685,363.11
Total................ [1,120,845,792.84
|

l ia b il it ie s

■ 829,626,249.72
1,911,402.00 ;

850,304,207.35 712,654,973.12
1,514,855.00

761,987,078.50

1,332,916.33

1,783,105.92

■ 148,699,505.83

158,294,012.21 131,404,563. 61

159,480,392.77

113,758,484.72

124,848,911.30 111,099,140.62

133,912,891.23

35,206,565.73

45,672,625.84

39,178,558. 78

36,001,530.22

3,608,419.14
1,712,140.44
3,280,261.49 2,416,714.42
43,812,040.12
40,844,782.09 32,821,494.87 31,853,199.08
19,851,423.59
13,913,736.37 2,420,380.85
1,163,327.49
1,196,474,090. 85 1,238,673,391.65 1,033,328,742.60 1,127,893,665.65

.

Capital stock.............
Surplus fund.............
Other undivided
profits......................
Dividends unpaid...
Individual depo s its..
Postal-savings de­
posits............ ..........
Due to other banks
and bankers...........
Other liabilities........

84,837,733.59 | 89,423,876,57
36,828,108.77 1 39,250,606.98

72,870,175.84
30,595,344.20

69,169,915.00
30,585,954.52

23,314,431.82 20,141,996.44
26,753,372.72 16,103,77((®
37,674. 43
73,307.24
349,780.23
560,347.48
956,917,437.09 1,020,965,658.46 1,047,039,650.93 901,610,693. 88

24,010,230.07
12,000.45
995,532,890.94

931,183.11

1,085,598.92

92,982,798.15
40,905,294.21

1,492,713.36

881,654.11

735,787.18

6,960,045.09 9,061,328.11
3,032,299.35
10,184,809.36 6,405,727.16
4,814,588.14
11,019,178.94 15,984,677.89
19,241,445.68 4,511,597.13
Total................. 1,120,845,792,84 1,196,474,090.85 1,'238,673,391.65 1,033,328,742.60 1,127,893,665.65




592

S A V IN G S

No. 3 4 1 .— R esources
and P rivate B anks
A bout June

and
and

BANKS

L iabilities of Savings (Stock and Mutual), State,
L oan and T rust Companies: Y ears E nded on or

30, 1913 to 1917— Continued.

MUTUAL SAVINGS BAN K S.
1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

623 banks.

634 banks.

630 banks.

622 banks.

622 banks.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs .
Loans on real estate.. 1,815,585,610.43
Loans on other collateral security___ 149,547,486.35
Other loans and discounts...................... 73,781,835. 89
567.84
Overdrafts..................
United States bonds. 18,108,428.13
State, county, and
municipal bonds... 809,431,667. 75
Railroad bonds and
796,207,717.89
Bonds of other pub­
lic-service corpora­
tions ......................... 99,521,281.42
Other stocks, bonds,
etc............................ 95,364,728.43
*
Due from other banks
and bankers........... 155,019,625. 57
Real estate, furni­
ture, etc.................. 51,089,504,92
Checks and other
929,730.90
cash item s.'.............
Cash on hand______ 17,105,290.57
Other resources......... 22,346,175.02
Total................. 4,104,639,651.11
RESOURCES.

s t o c k s ..................................

L IA B IL IT IE S .

2,123,921,539.09 2,170,035,074.51 2,221,426,278.04 2,368,401,477.78
235.79

3,843.10

439.89

3.75

1,855,476,712.85 1,869,866,528.83 1,999,131,810.54 2,131,688,388.86

171,832,579.89

183,397,209.00 210,919,583, 66

52,874,950.56

56,469,544.13

59,264,131.87

213,437,132.40
62,129,113.11

2,489,863.59
935,158.63 2,753,380,16
481,176.94
21,936,695.67 26,135,692.28 29,082,167.18
23,987,453.11
16,738,863.06 28,310,670. 40
22,406,139.17
5,819,011.85
4,252,989,474. 05 4,319,382,916.93 4,547,941,986; 84 4,811,038,471.87
*

Capital stock.............
Surplus fund............. 269,709,107.95 280,095,122.94 ' 289,724,578.07 303,300,757.57 321,793,622.00
Other undivided
70,292,316.79 51,380,612.85 58,829,989.38
profits...................... 60,466,467.47 55,503,959.01
Dividends u n p a id ^
Individual deposits.. 3,769,555,330. 59 3,915,626,190.57 3,950,666,362.08 4,186,976,600.64 4,422,489,384.42
Postal-savings de­
13,962.27
6,063.28
posits.......................
943,593.78
Due to other banks
and bankers...........
26,315.11
155,239.50
411,231.38
868,536. 72
133,809.53
Other liabilities......... 4,882,429.99 1,594,999.76
8,282,365.33 4,471,885.28
7,791,666.54
Total................. 4,104,639,651.11 4,252,989,474. 05 4,319,382,916.93 4,547,941,986. 84 4,811,038,471.87




593

STATE BANKS,
No. 3 4 1 .-^R esources
and Private B anks
A bout June

30, 1913

ani>
and
to

L iabilities op Savings (Stock and Mutual), State,
L oan and T rust Companies: Y ears E nded on or
—

1917 Continued.

STATE BANKS.
1918

1915

14,011 banks.
RESOURCES.

1914
14,512 banks.

14,598 banks.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

1916

1917

215,450 banks. 215,968 banks.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Loans on real estate . 555,622,331.14
Loans on other col­
lateral security___ 692,071,028.82 >2,879,801,962.88 2,883,098,370.95 3,379,823,187.42 4,080,541,171.92
Other loans and dis­
counts...................... 1,467,431,753.79
Overdrafts.................. 31,525,643.20
27,737,345.21 24,926,294.51 27,158,447.45 31,013,961.11
United States bonds. 3,350,557.64
State, county, and
municipal bonds .. 88,973,028.70
Railroad bonds and
stocks....................... 65,501,389.97
Bonds of other pub­
■ 388,250,349.80 420,475,283.65 693,287,158.98 890,717,114.94
lic-service corpora­
tions ........................ 52,854,016.03
Bank stocks...............
Other stocks, bonds,
e tc ............................ 140,817,861.05
D ue f r o m o t h e r
hanks and bankers. 541,373,574.33 527,715,913.72 557,620,436.93 817,578,090.65 1,078,558,130.65
Real estate, furni­
ture, e tc .................. H47,849,763.16 3158,641,423.05 U68,885,330.75 3 193,248,386.62 *213,763,747.17
Checks and other
cash item s............... 479,328,777.26 477,240,169.69 474,136,593.89 4132,262,975.92 4138,138,260.18
Cash on hand............. 246,247,125.10 261,919,122.81 242,754,230.38 271,753,812.34 319,373,218.66
Other resources......... 30,105,952.67
32,357,249.82 27,705,767.85 37,865,094.02 47,563,762.52
Total................. 4,143,052,802.86 4,353,663,536.98 4,399,602, 308. 91 5,552,977,153.40 6,799,669,367.15
L IA B IL IT IE S .

Capital stock.............. 483,103,779.15 501,154,866,23 503,985,319.31 563,497,182.91 600,064,215.61
Surplus fund............. 196,271,287.22 213,801,744.73 221,081,282.78 268,821,906.55 288,637,863.19
Other u n d i v i d e d
profits...................... 88,845,027.44
91,215,723.23 97,220,034.27 91,152,015.33 108,493,387.88
Dividends unpaid... 1,254,764.61
3,744,903.29
693,760.60
3,081,220.02
526,362.06
Individual deposits.. 3,081,011,582.79 3,226,793,217.23 3,277,772,330.10 54,300,710,294.02 55,390,824,047.27
Due to other hanks
and bankers........... 162,922,049.90 175,779,045.54 176,960,715.57 217,212,186.75 274,945,784.87
Other liabilities........ U29,644,311.75 8 141,174,036.73 •121,888,866.2$ *108,502,347.82 *136,177,706.27
Total................. 4,143,052,802.86 4,353,663,536.98 4,399,602,308.91 5,552,977,153.40 6,799,669,367.15
1Includes stock savings banks and trust companies for Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Idaho,
and Nevada: stock savings banks for Wisconsin, North Dakota, Kansas, and Montana; and trust com­
panies for N orth Carolina.
2 Includes stock savings banks for 13 States and trusts companies for 8 States.
8Includes banking house.
4 Includes exchanges for clearing house.
6 Includes postal savings deposits.
6Includes postal savings, as follows: 1913, $1,800,966.21; 1914, $4,692,500.55; 1915, $5,429,074.38; 1916,
$4,457,263.97; 1917, $5,974,301.98.
32951°—s a 1917------38




594
No.

PRIVATE BANKS,
3 4 1 .— R esources

and

L iabilities

of

Savings (Stock

and

Mutual), State,

a n d Private B anks a n d L oan a n d T rust Companies: Y ears E nded
A bout June

30, 1913 to 1917—Continued,

on or

PRIV A TE BANKS.
Classification.
BESOUBCES.

Loans on real estate.
Loans on other collateral security—
Other loans and discounts......................
Overdrafts..................
United States bonds.
State, county, and
municipal bonds..
Railroad bonds and
stocks.......................
Bonds of other publie-service corpo­
rations.....................
Bankstocks. .„.........
Other stocks, bonds,
e tc .............................
Due f r o m o t h e r
banks and bank­
ers .............................
Real estate, furni­
ture, etc..................
Checks and other
oash ite m s...............
Cash on hand.............
O ther resources.........
T otal.................

1918

1914

1915

1916

1917

1,016 banks.

1,064 banks.

1,036 banks.

1,014 banks.

1,014 banks.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

35,172,652.96

14,861,874.11 123,189,800.10 113,751,661.08
71,802,039.37
2,446,128.15
341,992.75

116,429,240.73 117,373,506.84

1,983,079.21

1,225,213.18

1,286,685.40

1,338,601.25

► 16,264,691.79

15,312,724.75

14,393,236.69

19,100,872.04

26,790,024.23

24,935,097.17

28,610,481.46

39,373,340.11

1,962,667.53
601,573.34
1,463,557.91
5,485,330.04
26,763,368.40

112,657,367.30 U6,296,193.82 113,818,029.50

111,764,575.96 111,459,226.31

2840,197.06 *1,787,484.03
7,238,552.87 7,294,550.48
1,158,096.38 2,943,394.02
182,785,398.17 196,549,120.68

*593,723.05
6,451,651.72
1,577,461. 47
177,665,561.92

U , 077,168.36 *1,354,357.87
6.347.330.97 6,472,554.31
1.943.333.97 1,464,976.36
181,852,052.54 197,937,444.09

21,101,746.66
11,430,958.76

20,547,907.47
8,442,234.66

16,852,170.34
6,763,114.51

3,362,365.36 2,147,609.67
58,257.89
30,250.58
143,457,229.32 145,848,284.59

4,037,930.62
40,754.10
134,410,299.86

3,181,735.68 3,358,568.87
34,888.65
20,916.70
146,765,453.88 161,923,941.15

1,878,292.91 2,545,436.62
86,529,971.58 <12, 416,826.49

1,230,570.72
8,955,864.49
177,665,561.92

1,174,330.15 1,976,058.83
7,080,359.33 66,597,290.93
181,852,052.54 197,937,444.09

L IA B IL IT IE S .

Capital stock..............
Surplus fund..............
Other u n d i v i d e d
profits......................
Dividends u n p a id ...
Individual deposits..
Due to other banks
and bankers............
Other liabilities.........
Total.................

19,601,717.94
7,925,570.48

182,785,398.17 196,549,120.68

*Includes banking house.
2Includes exchanges for clearing house.
*Includes $21,343.59 postal savings deposits.




16,679,701.05
7,380,966.56

*Includes $65,950.92 postal savings deposits.
4Includes $7,983.15 postal savings deposits.

LOAN AND TRUST COMPANIES.

595

No. 3 4 1 .— R esources and L iabilities op Savings (Stock and Mutual), State, *
and Private B anks and L oan and T rust Companies: Y ears E nded on or
A bout June 30, 1913 to 1917—

Continued.

LOAN AND TRUST COMPANIES.
1913
Classification.

1914

1915

1916

1917

1,515 compa­ 1,564 companies. 1,664 companies. 1,606 companies.* 1,608 compa­
nies.
nies.*

RESOURCES.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Loansonreal estate.. 576,334,682.18
Loans on other col­
lateral security— 1,374,332,681.50 >2,901,748,517.72
Other loans and
discounts................. 813,018,379.46
4,002,918.23
Overdrafts................. 3,660,431.19
United States bonds
2,770,183.09
State, county, and
municipal bonds. 113,563,277.30
Railroad bonds and
stocks..................... 297,324,766.94
Bonds of other pub1,261,345,128.15
lio-service corpo­
rations ................... 334,294,978.76
Bank stocks...........
Other stocks, bonds,
and securities....... 443,066,425.90
Due from other
banks and bankers. 553,042,052.26 641,425,267.29
Real estate, furni­
ture, and fixtures. 2 166,702,289.67 H69,575,573.26
Checks and other
cash item s............. 3 47,325,127.05 *77,988,170.85
Cash on hand........... 285,384,815.57 279,642,380-49
Other resources........ 113,100,106.69 153,803,081.81
Total............... 5,123,920,197.46 5,489,531,037.80
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock............ 452,386,839.07 462,201,248.74
Surplus fund............ 445,285,028.38 446,569,442.94
O t h e r undivided
profits.................... 129,084,210.66 123,837,775.29
738,954.57
7,110,170.18
Dividends unpaid..
Individual deposits. 3,571,361,003.90 3,939,807,098.44
Due to other banks
and bankers.......... 291,892,804.20 331,631,686.68
Other liabilities___ 52/131,171,356.68 5178,373,615.53

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

3,045,279,399.87 3,702,104, 485.09 4,308,246,853.87
3,388,629.17

2,264,046.95

3,444,503.89^

1,349,613,857.23 1,605,392,871.86 1,789,765,214.29

754,162,819.68

850,499,082.13 870,125,659.44

2186,783,061.24 *187,819,133.50 *190,416,590.51
*47,643,079.88 109,990,485.22 86,545,496.86
287,957,932.46 329,456,991.49 363,009,936.83
198,291,561.74 240,742,665.31 288,263,933.86
5,873,120,341.27 7,028,269,761.55 7,899,818,1S9.55
476,806,240.00
450,675,447.30

475,832,586.87 505,507,32L 82
508,822,951.65 534, 778,274.46

126,718,353.51 96,669,859.59 107,006,467.05
1,480,328.50
4,125,999.91 1,562,667.80
4,204,596,408.92 *5,203,322,311.04 *5,803,303,229.61

386,518,814.13 525,008,135.55 60S, 242,47a 93
«226,324,748.91 214,487,916.94 339,417,757.88
Total............... 5,123,920,197.46 5,489,531,037.80 5,873,120,341.27 7,028,269,761.55 7,899,818,189.55

i Figures for loan and trust companies in six States included with State banks in 1916; in eight States
in 1917.
* Includes banking house.
* Includes exchanges for clearing house.
*Includes postal-savings deposits, $4,826,014.51 in 1916 and $6,013,334.25 in 1917.
»Includes postal-savings deposits, as follows: 1913, *3,826,647.38; 1914, $10,546,512.99; 191$, $11,420,836.69.



596

SAVINGS BANKS,

N o. 3 4 2 .—AGGREGATE SAVINGS DEPOSITS OF SAVINGS BANKS (STOCK
AND MUTUAL), NUMBER OF DEPOSITORS, AND AVERAGE AMOUNT
DUE TO EACH DEPOSITOR: Y ea r s E n d e d J u n e 23, 1916, a n d J u n e 30, 1917,
by

Sta tes.
[Source: A nnual reports of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Departm ent.]
STOCK SAVINGS BANKS.
1916

State.

Num­ Number
ber of of deposi­
banks. tors.

Am ount of
deposits.

Dollars.

1917
Aver­
age to Num ­ Num ber
each ber of of deposi­
deposi­ banks. tors.
tor.

Dolls.

Alabam a1.......... 16 229,000 13,311,009.83 58.13
Arizona.............
3
6.063
2,590,354.95 427.24
3
California.......... 128 985,319 474,485,569.90 481.56 121
11,755
Colorado...........
7
2,654,529.55 226.29
8
20 101,452 13,535,000.00 133.41
22
Dist. of Col.......
4
7,197
1,759,612.08 244.49
Florida..............
4
54,424 13,824,784. 72 254.02
Georgia.............
29
19
Iowa................... 865 670,000 246,172,395.04 367.42 892
2
Kansas1............
19,000
3,142,776.06 165.41
K entucky1.......
9
89,408 22,186,796.03 248.15
Louisiana.........
12
11
M aryland.......... 28
45,000 13,152,677.00 292.28
28
Michigan...........
4
28,918
7,571,410.38 261.82
4
Minnesota.........
2
25,423
8,326,277.87 327.51
2
10,300
2,265,420.21 219.94
Mississippi........ 10
12
22,202
Nebraska.......... 21
3,784,460-21 170.46
19
24,122
New Hampshire 10
9,051,992.20 376.26
10
38,242 14,938,164.91 390.62
New Jersey___
1
1
New Mexico1... 27
14,463
3,272,818.68 226.29
40,600
North Carolina. 14
7,472,475.61 184.05
i3
1,785
Oregon...............
3
529,226.72
2
56,232
U ta h ................. 10
14,251,551.68 253.44
10
W ashington1... 11
55,760 18,400,946.07 330.00
16,747
W est Virginia1.
6
3,768,268.37 225.01
Wyoming..........
2,709
1,162,175.81 225.82
2
2
Total....... 1,242 2,556,121 901,610,693.88 352.72 1,185

Geographic
divisions.4
New E ngland..
E astern.............
Southern...........
Middle Western
W estern............
P acific.............

24,122
10
49 184,694
100 466,676
871 724.341
51,129
57
155 1,105,159

9,051,992.20
41,625,841.91
87,731,142.91
262,070,083.29
10,873,984.25
510,257,649.32

375.26
225.38
145.14
361.80
212.68
461.71

Am ount of
deposits.

Dollars.
27,200
3,292,335.94
1,072,400 539,373,529.46
218,000
4,133,603.26
5111,653 15,693,000.00
29,197
2,263,283.00
250,000 12,354,805.81
2750,000 301,241,041.29
23,260
652,752.54
298,350
248,000
25,385
227,967
215,450
21,490
25,205
39,100
244,660
1,141
^61,000
82,500
2,431,958

25,205
10
51 198,753
59 217,657
898 803,352
31
45,250
136 1,141,741

Aver­
age to
each
deposi­
tor.

Dolls.
457.27
502.96
174.09
140.55
246.09
247.09
401.65
200.23

24,797,491.52 252.14
14,977,241.12 312.03
7,205,094.76 283.83
9,317,439.54 333.16
3,503,806.22 226.78
4,510,756.29 209.90
9,809,945.29 389.21
16,045,585.89 410.37
8,331,164.03 186.55
404,055.24 354.12
16,648,228.32 272.92
..........¥
977,731.42 391.09
995,532,890.94 409.35
9,809,945.29
46,715,827.01
51,250,550.58
317,763,575.59
10,274, 843.51
559,718,148.96

389.21
235.05
235.46
395.55
227.07
490.23

1 Included with State "banks in years for which no figures are shown.
s Estimated.
8 Exclusive of 3,779 Christmas savings accounts.
4 New England division: New Hampshire. Eastern division: District of Columbia, New Jersey, Mary­
land. Southern division: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia. W est Virginia. Middle W estern division: Iowa, Michigan, Min­
nesota, Wisconsin. Western division: Colorado, Kansas, M ontana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North
Dakota, Wyoming. Pacific division: Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, U tah, Washington.
Returns from the banking departments of several States include stock savings banks with
commercial banks. It is estimated th at 300 stock savings banks with 815,000 depositors and *250,000,000
deposits are included with the figures furnished by the State banking departm ents for State banks.
This estim ate Includes the so-called stock savings banks of Michigan.
N

o t e

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S A V IN G S

597

BANKS

No. 342.—A ggregate S avings D eposits op S avings B anks (Stock and Mutual ),
N umber op D epositors , and A verage A mount D ue to E ach D epositor ,
Y ears E nded J une 23, 1916, and J une 30, 1917, by S tates— Continued.
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS.
1916
State.

Num­ Number
ber of of deposi­
banks. tors*

Amount of
deposits.

Dollars.

1917
Aver­
age to Num­ Number
each ber of of deposi­
deposi­ banks. tors.
tor.

Dolls.

Amount of
deposits.

Dollars.

Aver­
age to
each
deposi-

1
1
88,410 65,295,141.44
California-...-.
87,945 62,071,789.39 705.79
Connecticut___ 180 653,947 338,899,894.47 518.24 2 81 3680,682 363,602,570.50
2
2
36,691 13,362,876.51 364-19
Delaware..........
39,318 14,646,256.45
5
5
34,003 14,337,222.17
Indiana.............
33,367 13,062,412.08 391.47
Maine................. 48 239,500 99,546,046.12 415.46 246 240,814 98,689,825.73
Maryland.......... U 8 246,162 99,537,966.31 404.36 2 19 <250,000 101,917,376.07
Massachusetts.. 1195 2,419,914 975,365,518.29 403.06 2 196 62,566,467 1,026,822,448.75
Minnesota........
<126,308 29,578,559.32
7 114,826 28.393,328.47 247.27
New Hampshire 47 202,209 101,481,017.52 501,86 : 2 4 6 206,590 105,764,673.14
24 308,556 128,265,535.36
New Jersey___
24 301,943 120,383,076.18 398.69
New Y ork........ 141 3,335,538 1,883,242,203.58 564.60 7141 3,452,111 1,991,469,146.62
Ohio..................
3 115,320 64,789,961.25 561.82
3 114,023 68,397,224-00
Pennsylvania.. 11 515,687 238,502,832.12 462.49
531,531 256,939,368.37
Rhode Island..
15 157,445 88,343,735.47 561.11 2 15 161,470 92,769,759.36
Vermont...........
20 116,812 56,071,818.82 480.01 220 118,864 59,676,772.53
1
West Virginia,.
6,542
1
1,616,077. 91 261.42
1,743,335.31
6,181
2,306,046.15 262.50
8,784
4
Wisconsin____
9,366
2,573,369.30
4
Total....... 692 8,592,271 4,186,976.600.64 487.30 622 8,935,055 4,422,489,384.42

Dolls.
738.56
534.16
372.50
421.65
409.81
407.67
400.09
234.18
511.95
415.66
576.88
599.85
483.40
574.53
502.05
266.48
274.76
494.96

404 3,974,887 1,747,326,050.01
197 4,581,516 2,493,237,682.87
1
6,542
1,743,335.31
19 283,700 114,886,374.79
1
88,410 65,295,941.44

439.59
544.19
266.48
404.96
738.56

67

fill

Geographic
division#*9
New England..
Eastern.............
Southern...........
Middle Western
Pacific...............

405 3,789,827 1,659,708,030.69 437.99
196 4,436,021 2,355,028,954.70 530.82
1
1,616,077.91 261.45
6,181
19 272,297 108,551,747.95 398.69
87,945 62,071,789.39 705.74
1

1 Unofficial.
2 June 30,1917.
a Oct. 1, 1916.
< Estimated.
6 For depositors in 3 banks figures of 1915 are used.
« July 25,1917.
2July 1, 1917.
8 Mar. 22,1917.
8 New England division: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont.
Eastern division: Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania. Southern division: W est
Virginia. Middle Western division: Indiana, Ohio, Minnesota, Wisconsin. Pacific division: California.




[Source: Post Office Department.)
Month.
1915.

1916.

1917.

9,625
9,620
9,612
8,841
8,836
8,832
8,829
8,815
8,812
8,811
8,811
8,809
7.702
7.701
7,697
7,706
7.702
7,701
7,686
7.682
7.683
7.683
7.684
7.684
7,688
7,716
7,015
6,864
6,804
6,423

Dollars.

5.862.572.00
5.265.173.00
5.605.362.00
5.250.425.00
5.219.535.00
5.305.158.00
5.708.489.00
5.863.870.00
5.964.495.00
6.335.963.00
6.123.843.00
5.509.141.00
6.097.937.00
6.131.474.00
6.533.183.00
6.066.497.00
7.123.665.00
9.317.311.00
10.131.852.00
10.302.693.00
10.756.029.00
10.602.765.00
10.030.579.00
10.179.133.00
11.312.838.00
12.650.213.00
12.437.904.00
11.570.285.00
11.518.661.00
10.619.265.00

W ith­
drawals.1

Dollars.

5.039.729.00
3.675.298.00
4.430.006.00
4.355.031.00
4.132.346.00
4.336.396.00
5.365.549.00
4.243.019.00
4.309.492.00
4.256.434.00
4.120.793.00
4.545.808.00
5.362.431.00
4.072.443.00
4.684.351.00
4.909.028.00
6.085.634.00
5.485.809.00
6.339.438.00
5.460.271.00
5.867.721.00
5.861.399.00
5.750.582.00
6.584.334.00
7.625.593.00
7.507.701.00
8.002.166.00
9.052.224.00
8.101.860.00
10,024,117.00

Savings cards and stamps.
on
Cashed or Outstand­ Balance in
converted ing at close deposit
banks.
Sold.
into
deposits. of month.
Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars.
933,540.00 13.849.60 12.132.00 50.437.70 57,697,001.85
17.049.70 11.942.00 55.545.40 59,100,089.05
16.467.70 15.377.00 66.636.10 60.374.318.44
13.766.20 13.924.00 56.478.30 60,188,019.89
13.547.00 13.275.00 56.750.30 61,144,838.52
12.791.80 1 13,336.00 66.206.10 60.086.318.94
865,500.00 12.965.90 12.937.00 56.235.00 62,622,277.12
13.336.10 12,926-00 56.645.10 64,088,666.67
12.181.20 11.415.00 57.411.30 65,617,457.70
14.511.80 12.463.00 59.460.10 67.667.694.92
14.654.00 13.315.00 60.799.10 69,545,396.48
14.347.20 16.148.00 58.998.30 69.034.264.44
938,000.00 17.862.30 13.172.00 63.688.60 71,572,593.62
17.152.40 13.583.00 67.258.00 73.344.672.93
20.333.00 16.645.00 70.946.00 75,242,576.96
15.152.70 16.882.00 69.216.70 76,421,585.99
15.018.60 14.877.00 69.358.30 78,023,376.61
13.657.30 14.470.00 68.545.60 80,775,586.36
906,700.00 11.913.70 12.990.00 67.469.30 85.132.185.65
14.490.70 13.344.00 68.616.00 89.858.595.66
14.702.00 13.178.00 70.140.00 94.313.244.95
15.444.40 13.458.00 72.126.40 99,495,446.76
14.783.30 13.649.00 73,260. 70 103,588,372.07
13.303.40 18.039.00 68.525.10 106,683,487.30
887,960.00 18.290.10 14.237.00 72,578.20 111,268,820.02
14.016.20 12.462.00 74.132.40 115,421,761.18
16.810.90 15.764.00 75.179.30 119,865,300.86
13.584.70 14.830.00 73.934.00 121,861,728.06
12.906.90 13.414.00 73.426.90 125,210,612.53
11.146.00 13.235.00 71.337.90 126,840,819.83

Balance to
Deposits
credit of exchanged for
depositors.
bonds.

Dollars.

59.968.132.00
61.558.007.00
62.733.363.00
63.628.757.00
64.715.946.00
65.684.708.00
66.027.648.00
67.648.499.00
69.303.502.00
71.383.031.00
73.386.081.00
74.349.414.00
75.084.920.00
77.143.951.00
78.992.783.00
80.150.252.00
82.188.383.00
86.019.885.00
89.812.299.00
94.654.721.00
99.543.029.00
104.284.395.00
108.564.392.00
112.159.191.00
115.846.436.00
120.988.948.00
125,424,686. CO
127.942.747.00
131.359.548.00
131.954.696.00

At each semiannual period the withdrawals include the amount of deposits exchanged for postal savings bonds issued by the Treasury Department.



POSTAL SAVING S

January___
February...
March.........
April...........
May_______
June............
July.............
August.......
September.
October___
Novem ber.,
December..
January___
February ..
M arch...'...
April...........
M ay...........
June............
Ju ly ...........
August........
September.
October___
November..
December..
January...
February.
M arch___
A p ril........
M a y ..........
Ju n e ..—

Number of
offices In
operational Deposits.
close of
month.

B 98

No. 343.—SUMMARY OF TRANSACTIONS OF THE POSTAL SAVINGS SYSTEM: Januaey, 1915, To June, 1917.

CD
H
0D
£
&

NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE.

599

No. 344.—'TRANSACTIONS OF THE NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE: 1870

to 1917.
[Source: Annual reports of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Department.]
Average Bal­
Num­
Average daily bal­ ances to
Year ended ber of Capital.1
Clearings. Balances paid
daily
in money.
ances paid clear­
Sept. 80— banks.
clearings. in money. ings.

1870.............
1871.............
1872.............
1873.
1874.............
1875............
1876............
1877.............
1878.............
1879.............
1880.............
1881............
1882.............
1888........
1884.............
1886.............
1886.............
1887.............
1888............
1889.............
1890.............
1891.............
1892.............
1893.............
1894.............
1896.............
1896.............
1897..........
1898.............
1899............
1900.............
1901............
1902.............
1903.............
1904.............
1905.............
1906.............
1907.............
1908.............
1909.............
1910.............
1911.............
1912.............
1913.............
1914.............
1915.............
1916.............
1917.............
Total or
av.,64yrs.

61
62
61
59
59
59
59
58
57
69
ea
61
62
64
62
64
64
65
64
64
65
64
65
65
66
67
66
66
65
64
64
62
60
57
54
54
55
54
50
51
50
67
65
64
62
62
63
62

Dollars.
83,620,200
84,420,200
84,420,200
83,370,200
81,635,200
80,435,200
81,731,200
71,085,200
63,611,500
60,800,200
60,475,200
61,162,700
60,962,700
61,162,700
60,412,700
68,612,700
59,312,700
60,862,700
60,762,700
60,762,700
60,812,700
60,772,700
60,422,700
60,922,700
61,622,700
62,622,700
60,662,700
59,022,700
59,022,700
58,922,700
74,222,700
81,722,700
100,672,700
118,072,700
115,972,700
*115,972,700
118,150,000
129,400,000
126,350,000
127,350,000
132,350,000
170,275,000
174,275,000
179,900,000
175,300,000
178,550,000
185,550,000
200,750,000

Dollars.
27,804,539,406
29,300,986,682
33,844,369,568
35,461,052,826
22,855,927,636
25,061,237,902
21,597,274,247
23,289,243,701
22,508,438,442
25,178,770,691
37,182,128,621
48,565,818,212
46,552,846,161
40,293,165,258
34,092,037,338
25,250,791,440
33,374,682,216
34,872,848,786
30,863,686,609
34,796,465,529
37,660,686,572
34,053,698,770
36,279,905,236
34,421,380,870
24,230,145,368
28,264,379,126
29,350,894,884
31,337,760,948
39,853,413,948
57,368,230,771
51,964,588,564
77,020,672,494
74,753,189,436
70,833,655,940
59,672,796,804
91,879,318,369
103,754,100,091
95,315,421,238
73,630,971,913
99,257,662,411
102,553,959,069
92,420,120,092
96,672,300,864
98,121,520,297
89,760,344,971
90,842,707,724
147,180,709,461
181,534,031,388

Dollars.
1,036,484,822
1,209,721,029
1,428,582,708
1,474,508,025
1,286,753,176
1,408,608,777
1,295,042,029
1,373,996,302
1,307,843,857
1,400,111,063
1,516,538,631
1,776,018,162
1,595,000,245
1,568,983,196
1,524,930,994
1,295,355,252
'1,519,565,385
1,569,626,325
1,670,198,528
1,757,637,473
1,753,040,145
1,584,635,500
1,861,500,575
1,696,207,176
1,585,241,634
1,896,574,349
1,843,289,239
1,908,901,898
2,338,529,016
3,085,971,371
2,730,441,810
3,515,037,741
3,377,504,072
3,315,616,487
3,105,858,576
3.953,875,975
3,832,621,024
3,813,926,108
3,409,632,271
4,194,484,028
4,195,293,967
4,388,563,113
5,051,262,292
5,144,130,385
5,128,647,302
5,340,846,740
8,561,624,447
212,147,791,433

Dollars.
90,274,479
95,133,074
109,884,317
115,885,794
74,692,574
81,899,470
70,349,428
76,358,176
73,785,747
82; 015,540
121,610,224
169,232,191
151,637,935
182,543,307
111,048,982
82,789,480
109,067,589
114,337,209
101,192,415
114,839,820
123,074,139
111,651,471
118,561,782
113,978,082
79,704,426
92,670,095
96,232,442
103,424,954
131,529,419
189,961,029
170,936,147
254,193,639
245,898,649
233,005,447
195,648,514
302,234,600
342,422,773
313,637,570
241,413,023
326,505,468
338,461,911
305,016,898
319,050,498
323,833,400
296,238,762
299,810,917
484,147,070
601,106,064

Dollars. Per ct.
3,366,210
3.7
4.1
3,927,666
4,638,256
4.2
4,818,654
4.1
4,205,076 <6.6
4,603,297
5.6
4,218,378
6.0
4,504,906
5.9
4,274,000
6.8
4,660,622
6.6
4.1
4,956,009
5,823,010
M
5,195,440
3.4
5,161,129
3.9
4,967,202
4.6
4,247,069
6, ir
4,965,900
4.0:
4,5
5,146,316
5,148,192
6.1
5,800,784
5.0
5(728,889
4.7
5,195,526
4.7
6,083,336
6.1
5,616,580 4.9
5,214,611
6.5
6,218,277
6.7
6,043,571
6.S
6,300,006
6.0
7,717,918
6.9
10,218,448
5.4
8,981,716
6.25
11,600,785
4.66
11,110,211
4.51
10,906,304
4.68
10,183,143
6.20
13,006,171
4.33
12,648,914
3.69
12,546,810
4.00
11,179,122
4.63
13,797,644
4.22
13,845,855
4.09
14,483,707
4.74
16,670,833
6.22
16,977,328
5.24
5.71
16,926,229
17,626,557
5.87
5.82
28,163,238
6.69
40,224,475

133,257,000 2,928,591,489,626 143,847,402,878 149,823,067 7,360,053

4.91

i The capital is for various dates, the amounts at a uniform date in each year not being obtainable.

* Settled through
 Federal reserve banks, $4,641,580,000.


—AMOUNT OP EXCHANGES OP THE CLEARING HOUSES OF THE UNITED STATES:

Locality of clearing house.

1909

1917,

by

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

D o lla rs,

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

E N G L A N D D IV IS IO N .

W n tfirh u ry

E A S T E R N D IV IS IO N ,

1916

1917
D o lla rs.

o lla rs.
26.605.000
23.246.000
21.722.000 D31.484.000
36.625.000
109.153.000 104.964.000 8101,043,000 123.211.000
140.331.000
8,326,228,000 7,866,664,000 7,481,341,000 10,185,120,000 12,188,355,000
67.508.000
62.011.000
96.317.000
79.004.000
60.207.000
33.183.000
37.667.000
46.519.000
37.540.000
44.902.000
39.167.000
27.546.000
56.260.000
40.681.000
4b,803,000
54.678.000
60.110.000
86.320.000
71.756.000
55.560.000
139.386.000 154.508.000 142.059.000 198.507.000
211.317.000
193.722.000
135.949.000 135.306.000 131.730.000 182.329.000
431.889.000 418.981.000 393, 300,000 495.022.000
534.126.000
252.235.000 268.937.000 310.099.000 410.719.000
439.828.000
158.766.000 171.499.000 186.061.000 220.405.000
259.685.000
49.129.000
51,394,000
60.180.000
95.291.000 . 116,396,000
28,311,000
23.475.000
9,806,758,000 9,399,951,000 9.021.523.000 12 , 211 ,028,000 14.434.112.000

Albany.................................... 287,321,200 307.519.000 *309,404,000 8 317,708,000 330.458.000 328.723.000 8290,018,000 258.663.000 3258,189,000
35.647.000
47.414.000
30,611,000
35,432,000
42.833.000
23,523,900
23,811,000
26,856,000
34.561.000
Binghamton..........................
940.664.000
510.318.000 554.195.000 619.550.000 623.466.000 576.234.000 747.781.000
Buffalo.................................... 447,834,100 501.876.000 92,420,120,000 96,672,301,000 98,121,520,000 89,760,345,000 90,842,708,000 147,180,709,000 181,534,031,000
New York............................... 99,257,662,400 102,553,959,000 218.144.000 241.120.000 260.231.000 257.408.000 238.784.000 301.118.000
353.388.000
Rochester............................... 194.385.300 209.802.000
213.200.000
153.340.000
Syracuse.................................. 104.863.300 120.409.000 124.025.000 131.254.000 *21 ,557,000 158.060.000 153.814.000 170.521.000
27.220.000
22.505.000
Mnntnlflir_______________
22.315.000
21.685.000
48.098.000
42.517.000
Orn.ngfi, TJ, .T______________
41.744.000
40.225.000
129.528.000
93.376.000
88.384.000
95.056.000 113.446.000
81.908.000
82,028,000
99.396.000
74,690,900
Trenton..................................
35.037.000
29.836.000
30.409.000
23.164.000
24.200.000
26.080.000
29.791.000
27.635.000
20.554.200
Altoona...................................
36.024.000
57.725.000
69.544.000
30.245.000
35.216.000
28.560.000
24.352.100
28.578.000
35.743.000
Chester....................................
87.207.000
56.169.000
66.452.000
50.870.000
43.717.000
4$,809,000
43.209.000
54.443.000
35.013.200
Erie.........................................
20.169.000
24.535.000
16.610.000
8
12.315.000
14.854.000
13,275,700 813,200,000 812,336,000 8 12,343,000
Franklin.................................
47.679.000
49.402.000
26.982.000
29,914,000
28,078,000
34.326.000
26.680.000 29,273,000
27.628.100
Greensburg.............................
25.628.000
25.461.000
Beaver County, P a .................
CO
b)
C)
(5)
(&
)
10.363.000
28.103.000
Tjfiharmn ........ .....................
84.078.000 8 84^131,000
97.646.000
119.463.000
66,682,000
67.937.000
80.939.000
64.925.000
61,552,400
Harrisburg.......................... :.
96.245.000
82.308.000
86.432.000
112.541.000
72.786.000
85.251.000
38.345.000 '55,856,000
Lancaster«.............................
31.815.000
35.988.000
29.565.000 8 27,799,000
25.628.000
28.881.000
New Brighton.........................
Philadelphia....................... 6,615,109,366 7,760,337,666 7,683,683,666 7,878,677,000 8,543,472,000' 8,231,518,000 7.968.006.000 12,018,127,000 16.423.891.000



3

CLEARING-HOUSE EXCHANGES.

D o lla rs.
24.969.000
20.145.000
22.333.000
Bangor..................................... 214.405.000
99.445.000 102.903.000 113.317.000
90,287,000
Portland, Me.......................... 8,232,992,100 8,414,462,000 8,306,738,000 8,865,807,000
Boston....................................
59.372.000
58.526.000
59,159,200
61.031.000
Fall River...............................
83.891.000
28.681.000
30.154.000
25.266.300
Holyoke..................................
28.220.000 8 29,579,000
24.564.300
25.186.000
Lowell....................................
53,645,000
57.248.000
51.846.000
48,529,800
New Bedford.......................... 102.881.400 114.696.000 111.732.000 119.104.000
Springfield, Mass....................
84,108,700 420.118.000 413.098.000 426.301.000
Worcester............................... 375.092.400 111.083.000 119.591.000 136.129.000
Providence..............................
Hartford................................. 179.705.000 211.214.000 219.709.000 239.205.000
New Haven............................ 134,545,800 143.282.000 149.695.000 152.301.000 ,
.............................
8 26,071,000
Stamford......................
Total.............................. 9,371,537,000 9,706,591,000 9,616,344,000 10,277,892,000
NEW

Y ears Ended Sept. 30,1909

S pecified C learing H ouses.1
[Source: Annual reports of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Department, the data being furnished by the New York Clearing House.]
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SOUTHERN

D IV IS IO N .

2,223, 334.800 2,604,070,000 2,539,143,000 2,687,970,000 2.951.861.000 2.725.372.000 2.527.701.000 3.216.124.000 3.939.322.000
79.485.000 8 88,361,000
72, 157,600
132.955.000
81.827.000
97.443.000
96.468.000
95.832.000 113.342.000
125, 731,500 137,636,000 141,192,000 8140,079,000 159.896.000 176.146.000 166.919.000 161.657.000
179,647 000
71.838.000
81.336.000
75.038.000
70.929.000
64, 509.800
85.879.000
82.982.000
91.653.000
100.728.000
48.649.000
48.066.000
42, 691,700
46.701.000
47.770.000
50.549.000
48.888.000
61.902.000
52.109.000
24.714.000
24.411.000
25.035.000
28,814,0t)0
30.909.000
81,300,000
78.148.000
78.903.000
90.916.000
95.654.000 142.314.000
99.246.000
982.900 1,581,555,000 1,740,368,000 1,893,003,000 2.010.441.000 1.889.773.000
171.807.000
020,000
1.727.833.000 2.192.008.000 2.233.071.000
13.977.000 814.726.000
13.148.000
16.140.000
17.569.000
16.569.000
20.064.000
12, 341,200
22.803.000
319, 698.900 363,185,000 368,938,000 387.513.000 401.621.000 392.859.000 394.863.000 460.277.000
539.172.000
35.217.000
27.864.000
47.876.000
37.202.000
111,501,234,500 116,778,533,000 106,741,731,000 111,672,059,000 114,430,143,000 105,474,125,000 105,793,228,000 167,897,096,000 208,032,852,000




199,778,
466,840,
98,683,
21,531,
93,886,
43,907,
81,958,
20,350,
233,125,
(5)
148,958,
659,256,
138,045,
127%7,
54,510,
898,763,
35,869,
135,081,
420,352,
47,391,
49,880,
222,200,
302,774,
20,020,
(B
)
103,769,
37,854,

236.296.000 <303,714,000
810.419.000 1.268.790.000
184.322.000
139.129.000
332.219.000
26.048.000
134.859.000
114.549.000
63.392.000
52.695.000
130.346.000
103.555.000
26.847.000
23.546.000
364.520.000
297.084.000
(5)
126.745.000
204.131.000 1.313.482.000
886.361.000
153.172.000
160.532.000
(6)
143.080.000 3171,629,000
68.755.000
56.703.000 1.799.857.000
1,180,040,000
56.548.000
44.608.000
166.983.000
160.870.000
601.784.000
457.654.000
838.507.000
*37,260,000
56.496.000
51.298.000
275.254.000
221.982.000
653.504.000
628.718.000
827.148.000
31.172.000
182.639.000
133.471.000
44.688.000
40.009.000
27.636.000
20.203.000
27.114.000
19.186.000
675.577.000
415.621.000
6 Organized Feb. 1, 1910.
^Eight months.

601

Norfolk..............................
138,083,900 156, 644.000 166, 233.000 167.130.000 211.240.000 215.090.000
Richmond.........................
342,016,400 385, 865.000 380, 807.000 424.316.000 411.507.000 424.241.000
Wheeling, W. Va.............
77,775,700
89, 315.000 100.118.000 115.485.000 114.640.000
90, 263.000
622.000 839.316.000
Wilmington, N. C ............
19,563,000
28, 259.000
37.654.000
27.368.000
Charleston, S. C...............
99.462.000
888,090
97.386.000 106.833.000
66,882,400
67, — ,000
Columbia, S.C..................
56.928.000
53.864.000
47j400.000 848.394.000
Augusta, Ga......................
91,484,300 114. 128,000 128, 893.000 124.670.000 105.674.000 103.414.000
Columbus, G a..................
19, 068,000 <*22, 453.000 823.476.000
25.463.000
18,331,600
25.344.000
Savannah .........................
218,720,500 254, 894,000 295, 773.000 295.472.000 276.503.000 261.492.000
Valdosta............................
11.500.000
(5)
(6)
Macon...............................
40,973,300
54,250,600 146.584.000 212.292.000 178.691.000 220.446.000
A tlanta............................
633.720.000 693.934.000
307,065,600 548.851.000 3141,430,000 3165,429,000 686.483.000 780.023.000
Jacksonville, Fla.............
173.960.000 162.419.000
85,635,100 117.082.000
Pensacola.........................
32.567.000
29.154.000
Birmingham....................
144,015,000
103,831,900 127.655.000 H29,680,000 3370,204,000 166.006.000 169^0,000
73.907.000
876.020.000
71.638.000
74.117.000
Mobile ..............................
68,352,200
New Orleans....................
840,444,100 987.504.000 1,024,366,000 31,031,673,000 1,002,063,000 974.487.000
35.127.000
329.660.000 3 30,097,000
Beaumont.........................
32,549,000
35.980.000
32.688.000
Austin................................
70.027.000 • 114,217,000 113.598.000 127,676,000* 141.733.000
35,257,800
Fort Worth......................
317,882,300 341.168.000 324.181.000 8 361,164,000 433,243,000 400.684.000
Montgomery......................
T am pa...........................
Galveston..........................
234,515,500 259.122.000 298.757.000 3507,613,000 190.288.000 *1*6,286,000
Houston............................
652,088,100 647.458.000 653.562.000 8 895,666,000 350.040.000 318.439.000
Jackson, Miss....................
21.670.000
23.296.000
26,163,000
21.387.000
23,946,000
18,962,200
Helena.,
14.058.000
14.862.000
12.748.000
Little Rock.........................
83,410,700
98.367.000 102,619,000 117.377.000 126.365.000
88.944.000
Lexington..........................
48.274.000
37.970.000
43.270.000
33,626,200
50.624.000 349,356,000
Newport News, Va.............
Texarkana, Tex..................
Dallas, T ex.....................
1 Exclusive of the transactions of certain clearing houses which were late in reporting and whose clearings were small.
*Organized Sept. 1,1912.
*Nine months.
*No report received.
*From the Commercial and Financial Chronicle.

CLEARING-HOUSE EXCHANGES.

Pittsburgh.............
Reading.................
Scranton...............
Wilkes-Barre.........
Y ork......................
Norristown............
Wilmington, Del..
Baltimore.............
Frederick...............
Washington, D. C .
Hagerstown, Md.. .
Pasaic, N. J...........
Total......................

—A mount

of E xchanges of the Clearing

Locality of clearing house.

1909

1910

H ouses of the U nited States : T ears E nded S eft . 30,
1911

1912



D o lla rs.

1914

1915

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

to

1917,

1916

etc .— Continued.

1917
D o lla rs.

671.018.000 D o lla rs.
906.755.000 *1,001,822,000
114.275.000 138.540.000
187.182.000
87.702.000 108.035.000
120.284.000
324.802.000 408.735.000
545.420.000
1,238,000
19.770.000
*20,294,000
305.272.000 380.816.000
474.472.000
18.907.000
17.950.000
29.329.000
13.755.000
13.447.000
14.795.000
44.907.000
57.526.000
38.955.000
32.689.000
36.619.000
<2)
104.768.000 136.440.000
201.259.000
6,749,550,000 6,774,060,000 6,341,974,000 8,829,932,000 11,703,405,000
711.508.000
128.562.000
88.582.000
419.400.000
18.536.000
355.758.000
22.355.000
15.875.000

706.840.000
125.558.000
95.424.000
415.681.000
359*862,000
21.330.000
15.679.000
41.145.000

104.397.000
89.968.000
291.320.000
95.983.000 179.262.000
75.600.000
79.662.000
177.932.000
89.419.000 122.876.000
1.329.668.000 1.331.589.000 1.274.149.000 1.658.175.000 2.014.284.000
1.271.232.000 1.271.067.000 1.369.429.000 2.134.768.000 2.723.466.000
336.344.000 347.598.000 328.414.000 456.097.000 *523,866,000
120.255.000 122.856.000 106.987.000 153.660.000
181.063.000
25.940.000 *24,733,000
24.712.000
34.450.000
*41,490,000
6.838.000
6.480.000
6.548.000
6.339.000
*10,091,000
23.410.000 *27,495,000
33.507.000
28.470.000
45.598.000
40.630.000
36.239.000
50.210.000
61.919.000
40.269.000
271.365.000 307.109.000 309.446.000 435.187.000
634.500.000
84.099.000
79.024.000
175.663.000
73.752.000 126.938.000
62.768.000
66.933.000
92.837.000
64.213.000
133.038.000
66.226.000
63.975.000
66.528.000
73.789.000
80.354.000
17.885.000 *14,811,000
19.087.000
26.572.000
36.338.000
435.882.000 409.146.000 411,698,000 525.834.000 *672,581,000
7.981.000
7.744.000
6.707.000
7.194.000
*7,805,000
32.599.000
28,688,003
49.956.000
35.870.000
51.038.000
37.578.000
35.978.000
43.066.000
37.072.000
56.896.000
16,018,176,000 16,139,932,000 15,404,167,000 19,129,452,000 24,452,469,000
24.595.000
25.579.000
24.426.000
29.908.000
*29,932,000
27.148.000
24.920.000
32.475.000
22.324.000
42.866.000
17.205.000
15.791.000
14.206.000
17.109.000
*21,506,000
82.131.000
74.511.000 *80,206,000 107.140.000 *113,526,000
182 337 000 171.022.000 *155,071,000 190.501.000
261,735,000
26.518.000
30.087.000
19.082.000
16.701.000
69.208.000
51.091.000

OLEABING-HOU8E EXCHANGES,

SOUTHERN DIVISION—COntd.
D olla rs.
D o lla rs.
D o lla rs.
D o lla rs.
Louisville............................... 633,898,400 682.371.000 679.696.000 1 707,977,000
94.322.000
98.297.000 116.057.000
Chattanooga............................
73.891.200
86.377.000 188.016.000
98.974.000
76.870.000
Knoxville...............................
Memphis................................. 265,936,600 313.342.000 356.739.000 403.696.000
16.441.000
12,802,700
17.339.000 119.036.000
Meridian.................................
Nashville................................. 181,600,500 168.641.000 217.029.000 277.171.000
18.719.200
22.136.000
21.293.000
Owensboro..............................
23.279.000
16.775.000
16.866.000
16.466.000
Vicksburg...............................
15.979.000
Raleigh....................................
El Paso....................................
Total.............................. 5,107,845,300 5,977,814,000 6,527,908,000 7,446,097,000
MIDDLE WESTERN DIVISION.
41.622.000
55.029.000 *86 , 100,000
86.291.000
Akron......................................
53.436.000
36,129,700
48.168.000
62,220,000
Canton....................................
Cincinnati............................... 1,326,713,300 1,277,997,000 1.276.279.000 1.347.123.000
Cleveland............................... 825.245.700 992.803.000 1.001.569.000 1.101.007.000
Columbus, Ohio..................... 293,338,900 313.390.000 297.062.000 1310,615,000
94,982,400 111, 063,000 1112,582,000 110 , 201,000
Dayton....................................
19.379.000
20.962.000
15,188,800
Lima........................................
17.541.000
Lorain....................,................
6 , 012,000
6.013.000
Mansfield.................................
20.748.000 121.400.000
24.039.000
18,003,100
28.862.000
27.198.000
Spiingfleld, Ohio....................
28.951.000
24,6X3,500
Toledo.................................... 199,005,300 220.269.000 246.682.000 238.439.000
Youngstown............................
44.487.000
56.467.000
60.938.000
73.341.000
Evansville............................... 102.002.700 113.782.000 U2i,476,000 120.480.000
45,878,200
Port Wayne............................
61.757.000
53.736.000
56.587.000
Gary........................................
7,884,000 i 13,480,000
Indianapolis........ ................. 412.062.700 468.130.000 447.203.000 433.698.000
New Albany............................
7.799.000
South Bend............................
23,490,700
28.328.000
34.144.000
27.161.000
33.805.000
Bloomington..........................
30.963.000
26,024,100
35.780.000
Chicago.................................. 33,413,973,100 14,031,259,000 13,821,387,000 14,864,498,000
21.728.000
22.600.000
Danville..................................
23.174.000
Decatur..................................
22.900.000
25,276,000
21,552,500
24.627.000
15.488.000 *14,241,000
Jacksonville, 111......................
14.693.000
14,428,600
Waterloo.................................
59.708.000 *67,192,000
44.799.000
Peoria................................... 145,848,000 156,462,000 161,238,000 173.022.000
Aurora, 111...............................
Hammond, Ind.......................
Springfield, Mo......................


1918

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Quincy-*...............................
27.887.600
84.082.000
80.428.000
Rockford.................................
33.823.600
40.747.000
39.897.000
Springfield, 111.......................
46,092,500
51.929.000 153.861.000
Detroit.....................................
Duluth .............. .................... 732.171.000 886,086,000 943.717.000
Flint......................................... 127.609.000 217.092.000 167.356.000
19.915.000
23.333.000
15.221.300
Grand Rapids.........................
Jackson, Mich......................... 117,887,700 136.445.000 136.004.000
21.970.000
17,370,900
24.213.000
Kalamazoo..............................
45.824.000 135.664.000
59.820.300
Milwaukee.............................. 590,078,500 648.210.000 690.135.000
Oshkosh..................................
Minneapolis............................ 989,199,600 1,178,569,000
St. Paul.................................... 494,896,000 573.564.000 1,063,638,000
643.201.000
Cedar Rapids..........................
50,393,000
64.952.000
67,576.000
77.333.000 180.106.000
Davenport...............................
64,111,100
Des Moines.............................. 175,548,700 205.158.000 206,781,000
Adrian.................. .*................
2.014.000
Ann Arbor............................
9.433.000
30.878.000
Saginaw................................... 28,116,200
Sioux City............................... 135,094,400 150.914.000 12^364,000
Iowa City....................... .......
J o p l i n .................................
12 , iio, ooo
24.676.000
Lansing...................................
19.196.000
*4,736,000
Kansas City, Mo..................... 2,244,344,400 2.618.735.000 2.591.012.000
St. Joseph............................... 293,472,500 346,561,000 353,765,000
St. Louis.................................. 3,310,466,100 3.704.264.000 8.827.444.000
Total.............................. 26,682,286,100 29,148,061,000 29,061,633,000
WESTERN DIVISION.
Fargo.......................................
37,231,700
33,175,000
Sioux Falls.............................
33,250,100 ' 47,581,000* 38.063.000
26.424.000
Grand Forks............................
Boise.......................................
41,394,000
4i,ik,oo6
Coeur d'Alene.........................
Fremont.................................
19,655,800
16.613.000
Aberdeen.................................
26.575.000
20.075.000
Lincoln...............................
80.584.000
72,203,900 824,035,000
81.026.000
Omaha.................................... 703,929,000
767,118,000
Lawrence, Kans.....................
Topeka....................................
67.332.000
67,456,700
78.618.000
W ichita................................... 112,069,500 152,509,000 164,778,000
Hastings.................................
9.637.000
Billings...................................
7.536.000
Helena....................................
47,382,500
47.903.000
47.939.000
Lewiston, Mont.......................
Lewis, Kans............................
Atchinson, Kans......................
........................ 1.. ■............
Minot, N. Dak.........................
iFrom the Commercial and Financial Chronicle.



35.936.000
143.603.000
58.749.000
1.087.893.000
196.870.000
20.018.000
147.858.000
24.791.000
37.831.000
712.965.000
16.831.000
1.109.627.000
558.153.000
69.064.000
81.547.000
228.100.000
1.949.000
9.785.000
(2)
147,789,000
82,252,666
23,058,000
2.630.704.000
877,712,000*
3.978.870.000
30,909,669,000

41.080.000
50.157.000
58.608.000
1.286.951.000
271.167.000
21.779.000
169.873.000
28.663.000
39.884.000
770.390.000
(’)
1.326.146.000
650.150.000
82.647.000
91.063.000
260.592.000
2,073,000
10.759.000
171.218.000
40.127.000
24.633.000
2.835.240.000
391,724,000
4.122.115.000
33,338,391,000

133.726.000
27.631.000
*12,890,000
40.465.000
11.752.000
116.449.000
17.317.000
87.859.000
, *817,300,000
79.489.000
174,880,000
U0,073,000
U7,171,000
49.655.000

25.015.000
38.332.000
19.751.000
89.552.000
17^,000
22.336.000
97.181.000
895.789.000
11.820.000
85.191.000
179.047.000
9,828,000
21.760.000
56.990.000

140.476.000
43.856.000 147.425.000
59.089.000
59.288.000
1.385.575.000 11.358.106.000
237.876.000 244.296.000
i 23,939,000
28.617.000
172.413.000
126.475.000 168.053.000
32.189.000
31.356.000
28.688.000
844.038.000 820.432.000
17.196.000
<2)
1.328.336.000 1.327.106.000
570.903.000 619.011.000
94.323.000
86.999.000
73.035.000
88.128.000
283.670.000 269.431.000
8,114,000
2,818,000
11.867.000
12.214.000
176.816.000 i 163,419,000
112.685.000 113.262.000
40.714.000
34.035.000
26.475.000
29.897.000
2.831.768.000 13.615.490.000
365,082,0G0‘ 374.468.000
4.050.824.000 3.883.252.000
33,567,861,000 33,441,512,000
/ 4 8 ,630,000

43.988.000
48.887.000
19.713.000
138.938.000
19^,000
26.662.000
97.567.000
902.263.000
11.199.000
83.958.000
169.818.000
10.906.000
23.859.000
59.190.000

*No report received,

46.507.000
i 57,737,000
56.367.000
i 78,894,000
72.647.000
86,662,000
2,020,658,000 2.736.099.000
327.825.000
325.113.000
52.734.000
81.143.000
248.902.000
207.623.000
42.930.000
54.063.000
34.240.000
49.860.000
963.487.000 1.237.925.000
23.568.000
19.935.000
1,465,000.000 1.617.563.000
762,302,060
748.250.000
118.442.000
93.796.000
117.055.000
91.365.000
394.956.000
320.457.000
4.915.000
3,528,000
18.782.000
16.669.000
(2)
(2)
211.215.000 1296.982.000
3.858.000
3.249.000
73.262.000
92.810.000
50.058.000
47.270.000
4.507.986.000 6.736.042.000
714.447.000
467.944.000
4.947.429.000 6.546.438.000
42,653,707,000 55,312,179,000

Q
R

m

£
w
tZ(
Q
JL
5
Q
§
^

87.892.000 W
96.276.000
70.639.000
80.377.000 2
151.940.000
65.787.000
53.342.000 P
19.848.000
29.504.000
49.366.000
172.756.000 >
140.211.000
7,320,000
7,768,000 =5
C
2)
24.631.000
31.528.000 P
120.697.000
48.557.000 M
45.308.000
31.991.000
189,281,090 ®
115.924.000 145.844.000
934.591.000 1,178,022,000 11,670,478,000
11.945.000
15.854.000
10.397.000
131.443.000
90.430.000
78.764.000
332.017.000
186.866.000 254.067.000
25.064.000
11.498.000
22.483.000
53.855.000
35.054.000
125,995,000
96.852.000
74.389.000
58.899.000
34.335.000
25.284.000
123.288.000
*17,410,000
27.214.000
21.762.000
18.102.000
20.747.000
*Kins months.
Oa
O
9©

Locality of clearing house.

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

CLEARING-HOUSE

western division—continued.
D olla rs.
D olla rs.
D o lla rs.
D o lla r 8.
D o lla rs.
D o lla rs.
D o lla rs .
D o lla rs.
o lla rs.
34.329.000
34.098.000
34.649.000
32.480.000
34.393.000 D41.922.000
48.343.000
36.848.000
85,930,100
Colorado Springs.................... 452,209,600 494,445,000 460,587,000 455,769,000 480,823,000 457.400.000
717.753.000
478.824.000 632.806.000
Denver....................................
31.387.000
33.609.000
33.803.000
35.987.000
34.244.000
31.482.000
28,486,600
28.124.000
24 621,000
Pueblo....................................
Bartlesville, Okla..................
12.140.000
A
O
43^56,000
2 24,875,000
48.367.000 ‘ 40,480,000
384.455.000
8 39,554,000
63.410.000
Muskogee ............................
309.681.000
2 23,763,000
8 35,017,000
52.805.000
81.222.000
69.657.000 151.064.000 8329,698,000
Tulsa........................................
92.718.000 107.045.000 128.467.000 187.708.000
84.363.000
79,937,700 120,489,000 110,841,000
Oklahoma City.......................
14.084.000
27.040.000
13.892.000
14.833.000
14.660.000
14,642,000 814.860.000
18.338.000
Reno....................................... .13,818,300
12.740.000
17.190.000
19.022.000
Guthrie.................................
A
0
0
b
0
Total.............................. 1,713,686,000 2,008,764,000 1,993,443,000 2,097,940,000 2,275,385,000 2,331,198,000 2,453,065,000 3,332,858,000 4,551,100,000
PACIFIC DIVISION.
27,704,300
54.199.000
157.734.000
36.257.000
47.223.000
51.809.000
56.683.000
37.943.000
60.790.000
FresnoYakima.........................
21.299.000 321,620,000 319.982.000
24.296.000
33.945.000
22.986.000
21.303.000
23.037.000
North ..................................... 17,690,100
711.535.000
Seattle...................................... 539,246,700 616.843.000 548.605.000 584.350.000 650.292.000 631.748.000 602.676.000 237.443.000 1.045.678.000
231.319.000
Spokane................................... 188,236,100 242.883.000 223.903.000 220.676.000 221.397.000 214.098.000 186.909.000
142.648.000
165.086.000 156.738.000 114.693.000
98.616.000 109.212.000
Tacoma.................. ............... 264,724,900 213.653.000 161.721.000 585.726.000 619.354.000 602.333.000 545.341.000 599.914.000
788.306.000
Portland, Oreg....................... 358,614,300 495.651.000 544.717.000 *13,078,000
C al__________
36.152.000
22.664.000
820.585.000
25.364.000
24.370.000 1.027.127.000
1,218,906,000 1.485.040.000
Los Angeles............................ 630,620,100 777.220.000 909.998.000 1,093,642,000 1,234,150,000 1.182.829.000
142.590.000
86.564.000 105.860.000 107.570.000
97,000,000 120.554.000
51.122.200
76.145.000
65,246,000
Sacramento..........................
260.032.000
92.671.200 140.196.000 169.719.000 189.520.000 190.783.000 ; 177.771.000 175.800.000 210.776.000
Oakland, Cal.........................
45.351.000
58.077.000
43.862.000
60.481.000
41.808.000
6 30,685,000
47.587.000
41.167.000
Pasadena.................................
35.552.000
26.344.000
M10,680,000
29.320.000
Long Beach......................
314.319.000
13.458.000
11.995.000
8 , 966 , 66 b
Santa Rosa............... .
12.003.000
116.418.000
49,096,900
62.838.000
78.408.000 8120,971,000 141.159.000 8109.519.000 895.114.000 111.971.000
San Diego............................... 1,908,045,900 2,268,679,000 2,372,725,000 2,621,035,000 2,666,628,000 2,544,227,000 2.583.278.000 3,186,602,000 4.525.154.000
San Francisco....; .................
46.122.000 8 46,573,000
86.269.000
48.249.000
31.602.000
26,614,000
37.356.000
Stockton.................................
44.25.1.000
■ 64,273,000
28.117.000
36.814.000
35.955.000
34.491.000
27.293.000
48.147.000
23,890,300
36.389.000
39.581.000
San Jose..................................
Salt Lake City......................... 322,327,200 334,095,000 2324,170,000 373,560,000 327.366.000 325.351.000 326.278.000 450.074.000 # 662,206,000
86.214.000
20,314,000 8 35,170,000
47.022.000
36.092.000 840.771.000
Ogden......................................
55.937.000
8,549,000
6,989,000
6,294,000
Eugene..................................
Total.............................. 4,500,604,200 5,366,901,000 5,598,480,000 6,282,296,000 6,592,782,000 6,303,116,000 6,047,413,000 7,311,173,000 9,964,349,000
Grand total.................... 158,877,192,100 168,986,664,000 159,539,539,000 168,685,953,000 173,193,009,000 163,849,811,000 163,098,715,000 242,235,794,060 303,997,997,000
1 No report received.
8 From the Commercial and Financial Chronic!°
6 Organized Dec. 22,1909.
2 Nine months.
*Six months.
8 Four months.



604

No. 345. —A mount op E xchanges op the Clearing H ouses op the U nited States: Y ears E nded Sept . 30, 1909 to 1917, etc.— Continued.

MONEY MABKET.
605
Ho. 346.—WEEKLY BANGS AND AYEBAGE WEEKLY BATES FOB CALL
MONEY, WEEKLY BANGE OF BATES FOB TIME FUNDS, AND SUBPLUS
HOLDINGS OF CLEARING-HOUSE BANES: J an. 2, 1915, to D eo . 31, 1917.
[Source: Northrop Clarey, financial editor, New York Times.]




606

MONEY MARKET.

No. 346.— W eekly R ange a n d A verage W eekly R ates for C all M oney , W eekly
R ange of R ates for T ime F u nds , etc .— Continued.
Money market: New York,:N. Y.

Week ended—

Stirplus hold­
ings of N. Y.
clearing­
Time funds.
Call money.
house banks
above 18 per
cent required
Average
on deposits.
Weekly rate for 60-90 days. 6 months. (Average fig­
range.
the
ures.)
week.

Per cent. Per cent.
1916.
January 8..................................................... Per2cen t. Per cent.
24-3
2f-31
If
-3
January 15....................................................
If- 2
2
15
24-3
3 -31
January 22....................................................
If1?
3 -31
24-3
January 23...................................................
24-3
If- 2
if
February 5.......................... .......................
If- 2
83*
24-2f
If
February 12.................................................
21-31
, 24-3
If- 2}
11
February 19.................................................
If- 21
24-3
2f-3
If
February 26.................................................
24-3
2f-3
If- 21
24
If
March 4........................................................
23 -31
2b3
If
March 11......................................................
If- 2|
24-3
2f-31
24
2f-31
March 18......................................................
3 -31
if- 24
li
2 - 2V
March 2 5 .................................................
2
3-31
24-3
24-3
I f - 2*
3 -31
April 8..........................................................
1.........................................................
If
April
if- 2*
3 -31
24-3
if
24-3
April 15........................................................
3 -31
i t - 24
if
April 22........................................................
24-31
21- 3
2
3 -34
April 29........................................................
21- 34
3 -34
2f
May 6 ...........................................................
24
21-3
3 -34
iii
May 20.........................................................
13.........................................................
3 -4
24
14- 2 f
24
May
23-31
2J-3
24
2 J- 3
May 27.........................................................
21- 3
3 -31
24
June 3...........................................................
24-31
3 -34
24- 3i
24
June 10.......................................................
2f-34
3 -4
3 -4
3
3 -3f
34-4
June 17........................................................
3-34
3
34-4
June 24........................................................
‘ 3f-4
2f- 31
24
July 1...........................................................
3f-4
2f- 34
34-4
July 8.........................*................................
3Wf
34-44
July 22.........................................................
15.........................................................
4 -5
31-6
1
$ -4
July
24- 3
24
4 -41
3f-4
2-24
July 29.........................................................
34-3f
2f
3f-4
2 - 2f
August 5......................................................
2f-34
2f
August 12...................................................
2|-31
31-4
2-24
21
August 26....................... ............................
19.....................................................
2-24
24
2b34
August
2-2}
21
It*
September 2...........................................
24-34
3i-3i
2b 3 . 2f
September 9.................................................
34-3f
21-3
3
24-34
31-41
September 16...............................................
2f—3
24
3f-4
2b 3
3 -3f
September 23...............................................
2
i
2§
34~4
September 30...............................................
2b 3
24-34
October 7......................................................
2 -3
3-34
2|
31-34
October 14....................................................
2 -4
3 -34
3
31-31
October 21....................................................
21-3
3-34
2f
31-34
October 28....................................................
2 -3
3-34
81-34
24
2-24
November 4.................................................
2f-3!
31-34
24
2f-3
31-34
November 11...............................................
21-24
21
2|
November 18...............................................
3 -84
31-34
34-31
3f
3b3f
November 25...............................................
ft?
3M4
3f-4
3-64
December 2..................................................
44
4 -44
2f-15
61
3f-44
December 9..................................................
4-44
4|
4-44
3-10
December 16...............................................
4 -44
24- 5
41
4 -41
December 23................................................
December 30................................................
3f-44
21-34
34-44
2|




Dollars.
134.374,740
133,989,600
153,774,660
151,603,700
146,957,530
150,142,840
144,643,190
134,178,060
131,030,540
131,696,630
115,026,970
120,427,910
117,039,110
103,258,370
102,252,180
100,416,240
93,850,040
90,537,950
85,580,530
82,728,790
65,398,350
58,895,500
56,820,050
78,8)2,590
102,011,490
104,108,770
63,484.190
68,617,670
100.544.990
103,956,970
99,329,400
100,847,440
108,528,250
116,508,920
111, 357,980
70,367,210
73,258,290
96,275,740
90,205,370
81,547,090
68,422,880
71,051,760
104,417,510
107,282,190
103,079,160
83,961,930
56,145,390
47,789,600
67,457,870
71,989,250
78,530,240
87,137,540

MONEY MARKET,

607

No. 3 4 6 .—W eekly R ange and A yeeage W eekly R ates foe Call Money ,
W eekly R ange of R ates fo r T ime F en ds , etc .—Continued.
Money market: New York, N. Y.

Week ended—

Jan. 6...
Jan. 13..
Jan. 20..
Jan. 27..
Feb. 3..
Feb. 10.
Feb. 17..
Feb, 24.,
Mar. 3..
Mar, 10..
Mar. 17.,
Mar. 24..
Mar. 31.,
Apr. 14.,
Apr. 7..
Apr. 21.,
Apr. 28.,
May 5. May 12..
May 19..
May 26..
June 2...
June 9..
June 16.,
June 23.,
June 7...
July 30..
July 14..
July 21..
July 28..
Aug. 4...
Aug. 11..
Aug. 18..
Aug. 25..
Sept. 1...
Sept. 8...
Sept. 15..
Sept. 22..
Sept. 29..
Oct. 6....
Oct. 13..
Oct. 20..
Oct. 27..
Nov. 3...
Nov. 10..
Nov. 17..
Nov. 24.,
Doc. 1...
Dec. 8...
Dec. 15..
Dec. 22..
Dec. 29..
Dec. 31..
Year’s range.

Surplus hold*
ingsof N. Y.
clearing­
Time funds.
Call money.
house bank*
above 18 per
cent required
Average
on deposits.
Weekly rate for 60-90 days. 6 months. (Average fig*
range.
the
ures.)
week.

1917.




P e r cent.

2i

P e r cen t.

D o lla rs.

3M
2J-34
3-34
24-3
24-34

117,251,070
154,653,840
168,180,290
178,684,190
164,454,280
151.125.560
136,667,260
145,552,110
152,009,010
114.197.490
115,504,580
130.018.490
110,764,240
133,619,990
122,839,800
92,655,670
98,419,400
67,932,310
102,972,140
112,541,790
104,249,130
95,626,870
51.320.490
42,631,530
39,442,350
65,666; 430
229,804,2#
102.120.560
60,849,500
114,211,630
154 6*7,290
119,471,460
61 177,280
70.374.180
59.357.600
47.386.180
62,348,140
82,562,520
67,549,130
79,318,460
97,439,560
93,844,150
66.735.490
63.768.600
84,964,480
82,158.680
92,976,610
118.788.890
124,732,620
126.138.890
82,729,590
84,221,080

3f-14

i4 t- i6l

5 -6

4 -6
2 -6
2 -4 J
2 --10
2 5
2-3
*
2 b- 3i
2|2J- 3
32b 6
3-6
2b 6
2b 7
2-6

4

23-

4
4

6

4*
5
2|- 6
3 -5
5 -6
3b
2b

1^-10

li-6

2*-6

2$-6

608

BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

N o. 3 4 7 .—BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS:

N u m b e r , M e m b e r s h ip , a n d

A ssets , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1911 to 1916, b y S ta te s .
[Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Departm ent of Labor, and United States League of Building
and Loan Associations.]
NUMBER.
State.

Arkansas1................................................
California................................................
Colorado1.................................................
C onnecticut...........................................
District of Columbia.............................
Illinois.....................................................
In d ia n a ....................................................
Iow a...........................................................
K ansas......................................................
K entucky.................................................
Louisiana.................................................
M aine........................................................
M assachusetts........................................
M ichigan..................................................
M innesota................................................
M issouri............................... ...................
M ontana..................................................
N ebraska..................................................
New H am pshire.....................................
New Jersey..............................................
New M exico1 .........................................
New Y o rk ................................................
N orth C arolina......................................
North D akota................................. —
Ohio...........................................................
O klahom a1.......................... ...... . . . . . .
Pennsylvania.........................................
Rhode Island1. ; ...................................
South D akota1........................................
Tennessee................................................
T exas1 ..............................................
V erm ont 1.................................................
W ashington1..........................................
West V irginia.........................................
W isconsin................................................
O ther States............................................
T o ta l..............................................

1912

1911

1913

1914
40
93
16
20
608
341
49
61
116
66
37
174
64
65
145
13
72
19
707
13
245
138
9
656
33
1,765
6
14
19
4

1915

1916

39
89
16
19
632
344
51
65
115
66
37
179
65
64
153
- 13
71
20
742
13
251
155
10
657
35
1,830
7
14
19
4
24
43
74
890
6,806

41
90
44
22
18
649
350
50
79
118
69
38
183
70
66
157
16
72
20
756
13
254
148
10
658
37
1,989
7
13
14
27
4
34
47
77
840
7,072

21,635 22,540
30,921
37,811
39,485 38,788
3,344
5,592
7,111 12,618
3,931
31,143
32,231
34,846
36,165 37,044
155,320 172,456 187,779 203,669 215,150
133,381 142,202 151,181 164,620 190,925
216,500
19,052
19,052
26,233 36,200
41,216
43,912
51.654 56,689
48,829
44,500 848,000
52,464
56,278 61,056
38,200
40,250
45,492 50,462
46,043
10,611
11,118
11,389
12,113 13,120
158,365 172,691 188,741 204,249 217,427
44,162
47,119
58.655 59,365
55,889
1
2
, 12,710
1
1
0 13,460
16,629 18,500
26,950
31,151
33,108
37,464 43,987
21,552
1,794
1,963
1,803
2,020
58,191
68,459
70,996
75,354 83,765
7,800
7,900
8.050
9,424
198,057 219,418 241,487 265,509 281,464
3,828
3,670
3,810
142,292 151,019 161,880 172,247 179,380
25,174
26,060 . 29,824
33,375 38,945
23,802
4,315
5,700
5,200
5,550
384,257 396,482 *524,316 * 611,467 *649,126
3,190
6,233
5.051
8,947
443,180 475,494 510,839 545,624 568,000
9,112
7,719
9,263
1 Included in “ Other States” for years for which no figures are shown.
2 Reports issued biennially. Figures for preceding year used.
* Estimated.
*Including depositors.

22,860
42,250
10,200
13,964
38,008
230,667
192,375
33,035
61,027
61,915
53.030
14,584
236,760
63,733
20,630
50,404
2,737
94,927
7,689
299,913
3,720
200,314
42,400
5,600
664,862
13,200
625,003
10,114
8,880

96
12
20
568
351
49
58
104
66
37
160
65
62
134
10
69
17
563
245
113
9
643
1,570

91
14
20
592
357
47
55
106
66
37
162
67
64
134
16
68
17
599
237
119
9
649
29
1,629

ii

13

43
57
978
6,113

45
61
970
6,273

93
13
20
591
320
47
59
108
67
37
169
65
61
139
18
70
19
643
13
241
127
9
649
39
1,710
6
13
3
22
44
65
946
6,429

22
41
70
875
6,616

MEMBERSHIP.
A rkansas1

California................
Colorado i.................
Connecticut.............
District of Columbia.
Illinois.....................
Indiana..................
I o w a ........................
Kansas.....................
Kentucky................
Louisiana................
Maine.......................
Massachusetts.........
Michigan.................
Minnesota................
Missouri...................
Montana..................
Nebraska.................
New Hampshire—
New Jersey.............
New M e x ic o !.........
New Y ork................
North Carolina.......
North Dakota.........
Ohio.........................
Oklahoma1..............
Pennsylvania.........
Rhode Island1.........
South Dakota1........




34,686

B U IL D IN G

AND

L O A N A SSO C IA TIO N S,

609

N o. 3 4 7 . — B u il d in g

a n d L o a n A sso c ia tio n s : N u m b er , M e m b e r s h ip ,
C a l e n d a r Y ea r s 1911 to 1916, b y S ta tes — Continued.

and

A ssets ,

ME MB E K SHI P—Continued.

State.

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

4,412
4,602
3,987
4,917
Tennessee............. . ...................
5,261
5,348
3,222
Texas1......................................................
3,903
5,875
375
456
V erm ont1...............................................
471
493
20,544
W ashington1...........................................
24,617 30,114
43,000
15,500
West V irginia.........................................
12,200
13,400
16,000 18,500
20,500
27,710
W isconsin................................................ 20,946
23,292
31,554 37,747
45,891
Other States3.......................................... 302,527 314,382 310,368 302,641 325,338 322,524
T otal............................................... | 2,365,066 2,516,936 2,836,433 3,103,935 ^3,334,899 3,568,432
ASSETS.
State.

1912

1911

Dollars.
A rkansas1...................
California..................... 23,340,012
Colorado1......................
2,655,758
C onnecticut...............
District of C olum bia. 16,401,243
Illinois.......................... 68,975,451
In d ian a........................ 44,060,128
Iow a............................. H 863,729
K a n sa s........................ 13,070,170
K entucky.................... 16,816,741
Louisiana.................... 18,117,329
M aine............................ 4,646,137
Massachusetts............. 67,573,380
M ichigan.................... 20,119,823
M innesota................... 6,364,224
M issouri...................... 12,633,297
M ontana............. ........
*886,994
Nebraska...................... 24,885,285
New H am pshire........ 2,191,623
New Jersey ................. 96,448,627
New M exico1.............
New Y ork.................... 57,634,054
North C arolina.......... 8,375,305
N orth D akota............. 22,149,852
O h io ............................. 187,434,123
Oklahoma *.................
Pennsylvania............. 197,240,000
Rhode Isla n d 1.
South Dakota1...........
T ennessee................... 2,831,038
Texas1 ........................
V erm ont1__________
W ashington 1 .
West V irginia............. 5,457,997
Wisconsin....................
7,347,683
Other Stales3............... 128,788,710
T otal.................. 1.040,307,713

1913

m*

1915

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

9,627,893 10,031,099
24,866,572 28,316,022 29,515,763 30,441,084
3,241,853 S, 58i,778 3,855,546
2,978,235
17,716,100 18,941,184 20,130,152 20,959,574
74,457,794 82,007,561 90,572,343 98,390,668
51,101,921 53,878,749 56,427,549 63,679,080
5,715,614 7,367,345 12,517,852
5, 715,614
14,920,949 16,708,538 18,525,023 20,797,976
318,498, 415 20,324,590 21,799,935 23,176,078
19,077,275 21,317,982 21,062,792 23,362,690
4,901,396
5,205,361 5,558,269 5,957,696
74,484,048 81,708,343 90,781,470 101,543,318
22,030,439 24,008, 662 25,739,835 27,696,545
6,347,622 7,176,472 7,501.626
5,789,860
14,022,021 15,668,919 18,055,859 20,509,725
1,111,955 1, 332, 450 1,462,982
1,092, 993
28,946,108 32,746,726 37,138,413 41,660,870
2,302,370
2,390,899 2,505,085 2,734,727
106,554,997 118,953,658 132,605,897 143,903,994
1,519,741 1,585,513 1,578,109
. 59,040,511 64,249,990 68,476,499 72,419,658
9,581,659 11,071,159 12, 703,354 14,359,449
2,698,235 2,807,475 2,725,859
2,520,953
205,445,994 224,037,997 240,930,785 263,106,613
1,669,372 1, 940,571 2,700,000
1,116,612
213,825,547 233,564,445 255,106,280 277,000,000
4,522,350 4, 786, 746 5,041,439
2,956,733 3,108,081 3,226,591
2,783,470
974,852 1,247,303
201,437
180,190
186,161
6,264, 765 7,877,467 10,022,132
6,473,351 6,738,369 7,073,421
5,931,662
8,692,830 10,456,499 12,290,882 14,228,401
139,204,303 140,220,074 138,690,542 149,092,333
1,137,600,648 1,248,479,139 1,357,707,900 1,484,205,875

1Included in “ Other States ” for years for which no figures are shown.
2Reports issued biennially. Figures for preceding year used.
3Estim ated.
,,

32951°—s A 1917------39




1916

Dollars.

10,174,008
32,794,018
6,688,983
4,259,325
22.144.880
105,478,403
72,294,256
9,638,852
23,554,109
25,512,910
24,549,245
6,437,278
113,305,907
31,379,472
8,353,105
23,543,833
1,640,029
47,917,847
3,013,260
155,126,962
1,541,936
79.629.881
15,904,770
3.514.550
270,552,589
4,200,000
298,827,067
5,360,530
3.514.550
3,320,619
1,942,438
235,712
12,077,727
7,749,567
16,873,842
146,343,416
1,598,528,136

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S T A T IS T IC S ,

No. 348.—WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE (CASUALTY, SURETY,
AND MISCELLANEOUS COMPANIES, AND STATE FUNDS): P rem ium s
R ec eiv ed a n d L o sse s P a id , Ca l e n d a r Y e a r s 1914 to 1916, b y S t a t e s .
[Source: Annual reports of the Spectator Co., New York, N. Y.] 1
2
STOCK CASUALTY COMPANIES, ETC.
1914
State.

Arizona........................................
California..................................
Colorado....................................
Connecticut..............................
Illinois.......................................
Indiana.....................................
Iowa..........................................
Kansas............ ..........................
Louisiana---- \.........................
Maine....... ................................
Maryland..................................
Massachusetts...........................
Michigan...................................
Minnesota............... ....................
Montana.......................................
Nebraska.....................................
Nevada.........................................
New Hampshire.........................
New Jersey ............................ .
New Y ork ....................................
Ohio ..............................................
Oklahoma....................................
Pennsylvania..............................
Rhode Island ..............................
Texas...... .....................................
Vermont...................................
Wisconsin.....................................

1915

Premiums
written.

Losses
paid.

Dollars.
46.631
4,098,299
1,376,528
4,209,684
2 683,667
125,312
39,660
250,547
4,278,319
2,364,129
1,222,353
47,631
369
1,286
1,723,578
10,799,342
408,397

Dollars.
14,314
938,506
299,433
1,795,969
2 71,325
55,929
56
2,049
1,798,346
801,124
470,244
474
348
625,632
663,881
144,674

412,682
756,074
1,859,264

1916

Premiums
written.

Losses
paid.

Premiums
written.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

30,540
82,193
177,972
3,607,545 1,574,181 3,655,429
1390,552
131,647
685,612
1,268,985
590,685 1,552.301
3,751,883 1,686,434 3,968,278
728,970
53,914 1,364,061
668,333
115,301
656,792
277,043
121,511
325,482
189,945
654, 629
807,42fe
68
226
479,463
724,834
287,868
535,214
3,973,301 2,183,594 4,494,221
2,026,032 1,054,165 2,268,072
1,152,941
570,582 1,179,121 .
145,550
9,574
285,020
243,072
78,085
262,910
1,400
162
1,432
1,655,814
740,409 2,162,267
11,641,583 4,264,835 14,973,808
505,338
218,203
909,075
195,379
14,206
555,687
11.686,190
186,894
408,942
196,626
445,605
268,131
829,492
342,602 1,236,178
107,204
15,537
159,062
818,861 1,740,218
986,166 1,932,249

Losses
paid.

Dollars.
96,929
2,267,031
157,458
902,655
2,354,151
644,589
144,362
212,430
382,796
120,651
185,826
2,395,535
1,500,559
657,254
78,267
144,037
2,866
1,092,948
7,349,502
398,273
227,509
2,127,100
246,455
657,175
85, 658
1,198,790

STATE FUNDS.
548,256
California.....................................
89,675
928,152
162,489
927,465
Colorado.......................................
49,294
4,035
134,371
M aryland.....................................
46,829
7,504
71,159
Michigan3.....................................
79,946
18,312
62,523
22,889
75,670
Montana3....................................
29,059
Nevada3....................................... 223,105
46,571
207,241
ii9 ,677
312,706
New Y ork................... ................ 689, 765
37,776 1,293,560
296,014 1,892;561
Ohio.............................................. 2,904,797 1,229,419 2,893,530 2,339,814 5,425,513
Oregon ......................................... 570,032
3,702
578,128 * 463,287
856,644
Pennsylvania..............................
1,113,858
Washington................................. 1,579, 880 1,115,860 1,145,4i4 1,004,520 1,564,241
West Virginia............................ 636,334
132,454
809,061
479,342 1,534,325
Wyoming.....................................
s 241,862




1 4 months.
6 months.
8Fiscal year ended June 30.
* Awards.
* 18 months ended Sept. 30,1916,
2

327,884
28,536
26,032
29,591
7,210
165,982
762,436
3,494,813
<722,365
194,827
1,291, 801
666,185
565,307

IN S U R A N C E

611

STATISTICS,

No* 349.—UFE INSURANCE: N umber op P olicies a n d A mount op I nsurance

in

F orce in Or d in a r y a n d I ndustrial C ompanies op t h e U nited S tates , an d
I ncome , P ayments , A ssets , L iabilities , a n d S urplus , for P e r io d s S h o w n .
[Source: Frederick L. IIoffmau( insurance statistician, Newark, N. J.]
INSURANCE IN FORCE FROM 1850 TO 1916.
Ordinary.
Industrial.
Total.
Calendar year. Num ber of Amount. Number of Amount. Num ber of Amount.
policies.
policies.
policies.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
29,407
68,614,189
29,407
68,614,189
1850........................
60,000
180,000,000
60,000
180,030,000
I860........................
839,226 2,262,847,000
1870........................
839,226 2,262,847,000
922,205
236,674
1,602,375,175
685,531 1,581,841,706
20,533,469
1880........................
428,789,342 5,202,475
4, 048,846,787
1890........................ 1,319,561 3,620,057,439 3,882,914
1898...................... . 2,419,850 5,714,964,251 8,798,512 1,110,078,702 11,218,362 6,825,042,953
1899........................ 2,820,950 6,481,154,483 10,052,833 1,293,329,995 12,873,783 7,774,484,478
8,562,080,722
1900........................ 3,176,051 7,093,152,380 11,219,296 1,468,928,342 14,395,347
9,593,816,849
1901........................ 3,693,702 7,952,989,395 12,337,019 1,640,827,454 16,030,721
4,160,088 8,701,587,912 13,448,147 1,806,894,473 17,608,235 10,508,482,385
1902............... ...
1903..................
4,694, Q21 9,593,008,148 14,606,635 1,978,241,009 19,300,656 11,571,249,157
1904........................ 5,507,759 10,412,078,338 15,674,384 2,135,859,103 21,182,143 12,547,937,441
1905...................... . 5,621,417 11,054,255,524 16,872,583 2,309,754,235 22,494,000 13,364,009,759
1906........................ 5,792,956 11,253,194,077 17,841,396 2,453,616,207 23,634,352 13,706,810,284
1907........................ 5,945,780 11,486,518,261 18,849,357 2,577,896,941 24,795,137 14,064,415,202
1908........................ 6,164,730 11,850,032,581 19,687,675 2,668,919,696 25,852,405 14,518,952,277
1909........................ 6,534,983 12,513,125,180 21,552,344 2,967,596,031 28,087,327 15,480,721,211
1910........................ 6,954,119 13,227,213,168 23,044,162 3,179,489, Ml 29,998,281 16,406,702,709
1911.................... 7,693,263 14,578,989,903 24,708,499 3,423,790,536 32,401,762 18,002,780,439
1912........................ 8,159,103 15,555,901,171 26,521,655 3,684,054,893 34,680,758 19,239,956,064
1913...................... 8,774,638 16,587,378,943 28,674,303 3,933,219,429 37,448,941 20,520,598,372
1914........................ 9,045,081 17,425,501,137 30, 537,592 4,140,151,191 39,582,673 21,565,652,328
9, 890,264 18,349,285,339 32.623,419 4,304,051,492 42,513,683 22,743,336,831
m s . . : . . . ................
1916........................ 10,698,452 19,868,270,425 34,997,474 4,767,759,910 45,695,926 24,636,030,335
INCOME, PAYMENTS, ASSETS, ETC,, FROM 1880 TO 1916.
Calendar year.

Total income.

Total payments
to policy
holders.

Assets.

Liabilities.

Surplus.

D ollars.

D ollars .

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

80,537,990
1880...............1___
1890........................
196,938,069
325,452,134
1898........................
1899........................
365,368,062
1900........................
400,603,257
1901...3................. 457,965,754
1902........................
504,527,705
553,639,900
1903........................
599,081,882
1904........................
1905........................
642,058,530
667,185,592
1906........................
678,656,595
1907........................
1908........................
703,930,149
748,027,892
1909........................
781,011,249
1910........................
1911........................
836,160,804
1912........................
893,391,717
1913........................
945,586,094
1914........................
985,037,362
1915........................ 1,043,083,337
1916....................... 1,117,860,328



55,881,794
90,007,819
146,804,522
159,987,686
168, 687,601
192,398,489
199,883,721
225,842,072
247,052,831
264,968,883
287,325,629
309,696,977
335,777,925
360,730,904
387,302,073
414,268,448
448,817,715
469,588,123
509,455,142
544,705,320
566,386,275

452,680,651
770,972,061
1,462,651,318
1,595,208,408
1,742,414,173
1,910,784,985
2,091, 822,851
2,265,221,193
2,498,960,968
2,706,186,867
2,924,253,848
3,052,732,353
3,380,294,090
3,643,857,971
3,875,877,059
4,164,491,688
4,409,292,521
4,658,696,337
4,935,252,793
5,190,310,353
5,536,607,483

678,681,309
1,245,786,245
1,365,873,943
1,493,378,709
1,640,289,306
1,798,136,861
1,978, 823,571
2,168,468,541
2,372,573,020
2,557,049,863
2,736,329,746
2,939,482,079
8,170,492,711
3,385,821,478
3,645,906,544
3,879,825,515
4,136,361,869
4,364,563,505
4,648,524,264
4,966,580,921

92,290,752
216,865,073
229,334,465
249,035,464
270,495,679
293,685,990
286,397,622
330,492,427
333,613,847
367,203,985
316,402,607
440,812,011
473,365,260
490,055,571
518,585,144
629,467,006
522,334,468
570,689,288
541,786,089
570,026,562

612

IN S U R A N C E ST A T IST IC S,

N o. 3 5 0 .—EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE IN THE UNITED STATES:
T o ta l I ncom e o f C o m p a n ie s a n d P a y m e n t s to P o l ic y h o l d e e s in 1890 a n d
fro m 1900 to 1916.
[Source: Annual reports of The Spectator Co., New York, N. Y.]
Calendar year.

Stock and m utual companies.
Paym ents to policyholders.
Returned.!
Losses.
Total.

Number
of com­
panies.

/
1890............................................
1900............................................
1901............................................
1902............................................
1903............................................
1904............................................
1905............................................
1906.................4........................
1907............................................
1908............................................
1909............................................
1910............................................
1911............................................
1912............................................
1913............................................
1914...........................................
1915............................................
1916............................................

580
493
482
489
526
515
575
597
618
598
598
697
593
595
605
5%
613
608

Dollars.

Dollars.

157,857,983
75,334,517
198,312,577
108,307,171
216,452,381
112,008,998
239,468,206
113,147,727
258,340,036
112,817,357
278,340,036
151,264,900
293,224,649 , 125,074,600
350,285,740
276,795,627
145,597,362
338,232,409
334,490,040
165,489,578
360,545,341
154,430,781
381,545,814
166,789,763
888,462,193
183,476,741
406,336,104
188,081,546
416,975,367
202,694,933
430,873,256
224,639,583
459,361,260
221,701,359
535,753,022
244,812,685

Lloyd's and interinsurance
associations.
Num ­
ber of Total
Losses
associa­ income.
paid.
tions.

Calendar year.

1890...........................................
1900........... ..............................
1901..........................................
1902..........................................
1903.........................................
1904..........................................
1905..........................................
1906..........................................
1907..........................................
1908..........................................
1909..........................................
1910..........................................
1911..........................................
1912..........................................
1913..........................................
1914..........................................
1915..........................................
1916...........................................

Dollars.
37
35
37
35
36
38
38
31
24
24
30
37
45
47

Dollars.

2,972,800 1,057,238
2,888,366 1,538,505
3,337,939 1,371,417
8, 637,254 1,441,353
4,298,640 1,616,001
4,678,875 1,865,181
4,719,072 1,938,834
4,111,214 1,644,002
4,504,793 1,440,809
4,424,249 1,991,618
4,623,320 2,102,110
9,859,954 3,575,440
12,634,377 4,469,546
13, 745,503 5,653,324

Dollars.
6,433,495
8,446,110
9,011,926
10,184,285
11,559,470
12,855,153
14,379,174
15,412,212
16,223,261
17,808,367
19,091,596
2(^709,261
18,771,969
17,841,956
16,746,573
16,172,567
10,445,444
16,972,807
Total.

Num ber
Paym ents to
of com­ Total income. policyholders.
panies.
580
493
482
489
563
550
612
632
654
636
636
628
617
619
635
633
2 659
2 656

Dollars.

157,857,983
198,312,677
216,452,381
239,468,206
261,431,401
281,228,402
296, 562,588
353,922,994
342,531,049
339,068,915
365,264,413
385, 657,028
392,966,986
410,760,353
421,598,687
440,733.210
2474,626,373
2 550,010,315

1 By m utual companies—profits or excess payments.
2 Includes United States Bureau of ‘W ar-Bisk Insurance,




Dollars,
80,768,012
116,753,281
121,020,924
123,302,012
124,376,827
164,120,053
139,453,774
292,207,839
161,820,623
183,297.945
* 173,622,377
187,499,024
202,248,700
205,923,502
218,441,506
240,812,150
232,146,803
261,785,492

Dollars.
80,768,012
116,753,281
121,020,924
123,332,012
125,434,065
165,658,558
140,825,191
293,649,192
■ 163,436, 624
185,163,126
175,461,211
189,143,026
203,689,509
207,915,120
220,543,616
244,387,590
2237,312,569
2 267,518,465

No. 351.—LIFE INSURANCE BY FRATERNAL ORDERS: N u m b e r

of C o m pa n ie s , A sse t s , L ia b il it ie s , I ncom e , D isb u r se ­
Claims a n d M a n a g em en t , A m ounts W ritten a n d in F orce , a n d N u m ber of
1916.
{Source: Annual reports of The Spectator Co., New York, N. Y.)
T~
Income
Paid to agents Insurance Insurance in Certificates
Liabilities. (including Disburse­ Assessments Paid for
and for
force at end
claims. management. written.
ments.
and dues.
in force. of year.
interest).

m e n t s , A sse ssm e n t s a n d D u e s , P aym ents fo r
C ertificates in F orce , Ca l en d a r Y e a r s 1901 to

Year.

Compa­
nies.

Dollars.

8,469,938
11,116,000
9,876,248
11,097,893
11,415,334
14,819,123
12,670,166
15,350,969
23,567,684
18,754,532
21,956,881
22,746,418
24,868,942
26,285,093
28,040,189
37,579,513

Dollars.

81,628,596
84,399,411
84,945,760
89,482,424
95,675,423
109,452,736
116,699,392
115,987,941
120,474,074
128,631,649
130,549,173
132,214,363
144,170,909
144,875,172
133,340,532
146,369,847

Dollars.

Dollars.

77,343,460 72,242,667
77,344,115 78,228,948v
78,410,243 81,610,334
82,359,826 84,377,834
85,154,054 91,354,819
96,028,068 95,866,602
96,116,276 98,838,432
98,854,809 104,753,034
104,680,773 82,572,326
110,168,334 114,338,548
113,605,182 117,677,306
114,072,337 123,294,404
121,556,930 129,520,444
121,811,837 125,981,863
123,625,199 122,294,820
130,537,338 133,160,930

Dollars.

Dollars.

8,850,097
64,128,047
9,069,348
68,264,767
66,396,497 11,703, 746
73,050,155 10,243,816
72,551,897 11,349,269
80,907,670 12,766,575
81,633,093 12,591,739
84,084,080 14,560,603
89,899,541 15,579,138
92,279,662 16,896,788
84,314,735 18,217,579
95,850,968 17,526,848
101,006,344 19,262,702
98,585,387 17,454,411
98,719,683 , 16,162,911
107,635,627 19,004,711

Dollars.

799,626,678
1,278,267,000
1,313,432,520
1,015,889,021
1,026,308,429
1,111,906,048
1,212,382,432
1,120,569,228
1,203,403,691
1,331,552,713
1,200,633,063
1,023,726,087
1,065,071,108
1,079,569,596
922,890,579
1,155,784,564

Dollars.
5,656,453,465
6,115,735,000
6,606,608,321
7,273,069,328
8,150,350,736
8,136,201,919
8,079,743,281
8,438,204,968
8,920,716,227
9,562,511,910
9,839,909,282
9,472,232,473
9,622,276,590
9,171,284,227
8,694,449,483
9,162,111,616

Number.
4,518,955
4,947,370
5,644,619
6,054,296
6,118,938
6,890,564
7,282,416
7,887,365
7,909,626
8,558,093
10,122,169
9,963,019
8,058,317
7,868,554
7,695,944
8,674,996

613




Dollars.
489 29,427,114
580 36,182,172
509 44,000,487
575 52,525,100
570 64,491,954
590 76,502,396
543 85,544,461
547 104,500,471
645 117,185,401
497 129,426,685
396 148,148,846
397 163,633,623
509 183,505,350
498 189,638,899
472 212,822,466
523 250,477,038

INSURANCE STATISTICS.

1901................................
1902................................
1903................................
1904................................
1905................................
1906................................
1907................................
1908................................
1969................................
1910................................
1911................................
1912................................
1913...............................
1914................................
1915................................
1916................................

Assets.

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Com­
panies.
53
48
46
50
58
57
62
67
73
82
95
124
144
141
175
177
196
186
188
200
178
192

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Capital.

Assets.

Dollars. #
20,676,050
20,628,950
21,227,385
20,497,525
23,503,850
23,571,750
27,803,965
35,228,251
36,893,700
38,017,182
43,629,911
50,258,625
58,393,135
61,615,063
59,454,395
65,485,188
64,679,411
71,835,230
77,835,230
78,221,895
78,023,841
74,987,022

Dollars.
42,211,063
45,411,588
50,672,384
51,168,413
60,150,656
65,807,946
80,358,311
86,745,189
100,130,231
110,852,706
152,866,216
160,546,677 ■
214,854,156
250,340,985
265,804,030
309,715,559
359,160,099
410,521,170
530,766,252
544,957,974
603,669,842
642,621,480

Includes all expenses in connection with payment of claims




s e

Net surplus
over capital
and liabilities.

Dollars.
13,044,098
13,050,690
18,067,765
15,122,231
19,294,874
27,058,750
27,692,179
26,867,508
28,910,544
28,288,784
39,070,264
40,013,195
51,600,821
60,852,943
59,748,222
78,176,427
69,127,850
61,544,067
66,724,105
74,213,039
78,034,769
84,178,375

Income.

Dollars.
19,317,994
19,180,750
20,198,538
22,296,122
25,494,154
30,347,507
35,837,280
43,980,061
49,716,644
55,685,447
63,190,680
78,167,255
84,474,354
84,295,656
87,504,511
111,041,748
118,981,773
138,279,289
157,128,023
162,029,886
174,891.539
220,620,624

Expenditures.

Dollars.
15,697,304
17,211,787
17,864,405
19,501,602
22,365,915
27,504,402
31,298,923
36,368,718
42,941,991
48,610,492
54,353,325
62,898,321
71,516,626
76,328,693
79,766,996
100,115,314
108,336,671
125,428,747
143,819,361
148,445,854
159,390,970
183,150,590

Actual ex­
penses of
Premium re­ Paym ents to management
policyholders.1 (including
ceipts.
taxes).

Dollars.
Dollars.
16,683,998
5,915,856
17,287,644
6,419,100
6,973,757
18,787,192
19,616,332
7,351,529
8,455,632
22,440,167
27,186,266
12,754,837
12,590,500
31,981,079
14,363,835
36,754,071
43,672,646
16,679,975
49,467,118
19,332,539
55,343,813
21,646,844
64,423,449
24,876,764
70,027,619 . 28,182,004
73,332,978
30,404,759
32,334,731
80,900,523
94,395,185
41,465,472
47,668,648
104,338,652
55,901,512
124,198,403
140,811,417
68,545,408
71,341,961
153,955,616
160,319,636
75,444,158
199,062,607
89,370,0S7

Dollars,
8,754,509
10,074,774
10,081,634
11,282,747
13,571,256
15,419,395
16,954,778
19,509,796
22,699,734
26,282,811
28,922,468
32,287,310
36,231,018
38,430,718
40,204,792
57,915.377
53,329,475
61,589,418
66,028,380
67,548,236
74,250,711
84,192,935

2The decrease in several items for 1911 is due to the removal of several large title and trust companies.

INSURANCE STATISTICS,

1895............................................................
1896............................................................
1897...........................................................
1898............................................................
1899...........................................................
1900............................................................
1901............................................................
1902............................................................
1903............................................................
1904............................................................
1905............................................................
1906............................................................
1907............................................................
1908............................................................
1909............................................................
1910..................... .....................................
19112.........................................................
1912............................................................
1913...........................................................
1914...........................................................
1915...........................................................
1916...........................................................

n

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N o. 3 5 2 .—CASUALTY, SU RETY , AN D M ISCELLANEOUS INSURANCE (STOCK COMPANIES):
C
,
A
,
S
,
I
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P
R
,
P
P
,
C
Y
1895 1916.

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N um b e r of Co m pa n ie s , A s s e t s , S u r p l u s , I ncom e ,
D isb u r se m e n t s , P r em iu m s or A sse ssm e n t s , A mounts P aid for Claim s , M a n a g e m e n t , etc ., a n d N u m b e r of Certificates W ritten
a n d in F orce at E n d o f the Y e a r , Ca lendar Y ears 1901 to 1916.
[Source: Annual reports of The Spectator Co., New York, N. Y .]

No. 3 5 3 .—MTTTUAIj ACCIDENT A N D SICK BEN EFIT ASSOCIATIONS:

Year.

Dollars.
1,617,248
1,899,852
2,440,426
3,052,401
3,769,386
4,327,847
4,442,770
4,491,888
5,160,187
5,169,601
5,636,732
6,349,069
6,886,998
7,398,218
7,102,447
8,621,572

Net. surplus.

Dollars.
1,490,144
1,731,345
2,281,713
2,786,911
3,197,662
3,536,826
3,239,861
3,267,622
3,661,690
3,664,792
4,093,641
4,334,509
4,648,799
4,636,392
4,483,228
5,775,501

Income,
including
interest.

Paid to agents,
Disburse­ Premiums or Paid for medical ex­ Certificates Certificates
in
written
ments. assessments. claims. aminers, and for during year. endforce at
of year.
management.

Dollars.
3,201,098
4,324,958
5,880,182
7,041,827
7,513,171
7,802,001
8,694,579
9,392,744
10,678,689
11,938,130
11,669,736
14,310,265
14,598,986
14,424,026
12,555,015
16,620,S54

Dollars.
3,347,618
3,983,769
5,317,676
5,930,017
6,861,622
7,181,315
7,796,641
8,967,415
9,663.987
10,434,147
11,020,174
12,376,294
13,914,489
13,210,575
11,768,623
15,677,996

Dollars.
2,957,402
3,656,406
4,809,694
5,361,051
6,134,358
6,557,854
7,626,956
8,222,089
9,070,084
9,291,449
9,848,646
11,698,107
13,413,242
12,922,347
10,969,273
14,399,253

Dollars.

1,653,739
1,977,562
2,538,331
2,945,023
3,562,742
3,860,543
4,016,208
4,608,308
4,927,495
5,278,953
5,867,840
7,195,615
7,843,888
8,463,321
6,955,114
8,844,654

Dollars.
1,752,545
2,086,737
2,821,667
2,987,943
3,330,189
3,326,748
3,801,572
4,469,376
4,532,563
, 4,258,050
4,401,791
5,256,499
5,948,400
5,617,996
4,353,698
5,969,458

Number.
286,183
409,874
554,407
555,575
667,809
649,238
720,706
775,688
956,582
946,340
1,081,489
1,046,911
1,736,069
1,258,444
693,654
990,436

Number.
310,092
504,511
659,196
735,496
887,804
1,005,607
1,118,504
1,207,092
1,344,597
1,382,415
1,589,655
1,485,829
2,264,937
1,811,949
1,359,368
1,730,035

615




102
143
135
154
165
368
158
157
215
197
166
152
156
195
177
167

Admitted
assets.

INSURANCE STATISTICS.

1901...............................................................
1902...............................................................
1903...............................................................
1904...............................................................
1905..............................................................
1906...............................................................
1907...............................................................
1908..............................................................
1909...............................................................
1910...............................................................
1911...............................................................
1912............. r...............................................
1913...............................................................
1914..............................................................
1915...............................................................
1916...............................................................

Compa­
nies.

1911
State.




1914

191S

1916

1915

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

Dollars.

D ollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

Dollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

..D ollars .

445,938
201,871
95,043
36,915
166,874
80,766
620,874
1,475,525
553,996
235,913
422,905
182,111
29,745
16,162
245,518
130,739
229,784
98,344
327,881
582,808
67,558
26,917
2,228,722
848,757
761,759
317,829
415,133
194,248
419,913
197,884
814,128
350,547
280,358
128,537
155,885
323,071
399,233
144,232
1,491,790
619,026
982,518
391,165
678,556 - 250,326
509,636
205,335
1,433,608
679,671
180,291
66,175
311,129
185,268
42,940
7,646
196,602
99,837
683,913
195,082
98,736
36,755

527,333
246,237
643,851
321,334
69,669
9,858
141,793
67,130
238,606
121,436
234,769
152,630
1,858,148
663,242 1,918,550
876,395
612,479
306,685
583,823
239,566
565,486
222,513
316,913
616,641
57,489
20,581
26,984
52,197
286,218
136,980
330,398
116,592
274,952
142,527
228,511
555,518
736,311
712,862
345,150
393,119
114,312
59,253
68,442
107,483
2,596,533 1,037,280 3,003,060 1,176,830
891,888
345,325
898,682
381,944
449,217
248,642
498,473
237,438
485,510
193,850
217,794
490,959
801,723
362,906
964,873
418,690
161,283
358,661
400,102
166,622
376,829
164,283
438,111
207,595
144,181
499,365
212,295
372,574
1,657,840
636,761 1,7*4,907
705,558
1,025,239
490,988
574,252
762,778
689,297 . 427,861
305,696
757,651
739,304
277,135
853,758
362,542
811,481 1,659,260
1,583,858
874,460
209,276
94,004
264,632
118,259
244,087
524,399
309,845
450,986
13,748
43,860
43,294
25,477
95,535
248,396
236,169
123,774
347,109
360,742
789,557
794,535
62,995
122,592
100,838
42,008

386,278
587,482
734,767
283,468
79,742
28,636
39,152
88,125
143,791
226,356
227,420
114,550
1,975,361
889,568
895,816 1,972.669
277,279
588,808
571,016
257,398
647,754
231,880
234,093
610,197
54,762
59,133
26.715
24,553
237,865
96,740
114,164
264,173
121,429
522,607
321,409 , 246,594
705,611
417,042
393,796
708,647
84,491
42,539
65,129
91,844
2,983,036 1,355,524 3,135,947 1,227,192
900,875
397,612
930,025
402,281
352,242
380,474 1,055,439
917,094
758,609
338,623
256,393
629,199
442,037 1,004,715
470,233
996,058
340,449
141,006
170,922
405,696
418,001
197,424
435,016
222,631
481,022
220,408
493,771
217,826
702,494 1,872,561
1,906,154
765,295
1,149,071
502,415 1,259,783
477,957
347,782
913,455
872,883
401,512
406,107
302,107
925,323
174,195
1,766,789
974,838 . 1,833,530
991,387
120,795
227,187
103,896
228,420
221,006
922,761
716,381
309,238
13,099
48,790
15,975
41,479
109,263
234,774
92,805
211,887
938,162
313,932
303,517
856,123
72,466
103,105
51,671 , 93,569

899,346
116,712
277,736
2,232,735
655,730
767,697
67,825
367,571
257,891
885,985
138,198
3,404.396
985,917
1,172 527
763,949
1,043,776
439,401
429,935
561,220
2,033,613
1,313,831
1,047,042
304.884
2,062,428
361,661
1.123,669
44,395
234,551
1,038,867
114,049

449,659
35,383
151,670
868,438
309,681
294,743
33,944
139,208
106,082
416,115
51,610
1,469,579
405,102
463,956
334,294
478,358
192,585
211,480
222,060
862,296
570,985
460,050
156.346
1,063,865
130,262
460,145
17,796
108,361
364,016
57,221

INSURANCE STATISTICS,

Alabama.....................................
Arizona.......................................
A rk a n sa s................................
California...................................
Colorado.....................................
Connecticut.................... ..........
Delaware....................................
District of Columbia................
F lo rid a.....................................
Georgia.......................................
Idaho..........................................
Illinois..................................... .
Indiana.......................................
Iowa............................................
K ansas.......................................;
Kentucky...................................
Louisiana...................................
Maine..........................................
Maryland...................................
Massachusetts...........................
Michigan....................................
Minnesota..................................
Mississippi.................................
Missouri......................................
Montana.....................................
Nebraska....................................
Nevada.......................................
New Ham pshire.......................
New Jersey................................
New Mexico..............................

1912

616

P rem ium s R eceived a n d L o sse s P a id , b y
S tates , Calendar Y e ars 1911 to 1916.
[Source: Annual reports of The Spectator Co., New York, N. Y.J

No. 3 5 4 .—ACCIDENT A N D H E A L T H INSURANCE (STOCK COMPANIES ONLY):

4,396,420 2,023,233 4,818,601 2,160,355 5,278,412 2,287,552
310,696 128,585 312,839 128,727 358,588 143,548
114,858
56,054
44,650 130,633
40,184 112,796
2,214,254 966,911 2,501,423 1,043,257 2,720,057 1,224,863
212,195 113,790 202,528 110,043 323,485 143,770
271,758 116,647 284,478 146.743 300,653 151,429
3,539,358 1,810,264 3,656,350 1,588.074 3,603,096 1,556,461
191,921
70,666 204,367
84,872
71,304 210,364
79,550 108,464
173,423
53,387 209,353
83,296
84,564
28,253
34,632
76,979
78,588
35,579
1,498,920 614,306 1,690,378 773,016 1,796,691 774,105
843,975 370,918 2,048,653 814,908 1,526,057 579,365
362,931
67,805 174,386
86,714
70,366 194,491
222,246 113,389 227,887 120,468 234,799 107,719
520,409 218,748 547,020 282,627 627,840 258,825
517,364 198,598 533,155 216,971 668,333 297,360
546,147 257,727 630,890 291,009 678,544 333,811
660,262 271,496 597,633 346,774 _ 821,296 347,017
79,028
13, 661
14,115
48 ,109
22,455
45,415
33,097,540 14,537,883 37,990,589 16,745,835 40,671,835 18,203,285




5,289,376
352,718
163,386
2,707,056
347,607
282,326
3,581,596
224,735
198,572
84,849
1,720,197
1,432,307
109,117
210,426
611,525
607,809
654,367
929,149
54,491
41,830,753

2,196,565
179,436
58, 733
1,045,740
196,081
108,913
1,442,818
99,636
109,061
35,559
795,244
615,532
114,092
93,466
252,251
290,419
320,959
469,262
23,310
18,361,764

5,592,497
395,574
179,839
2,723,783
537,235
255,280
3,447,2S6
243,702
201,230
120,362
1,828,328
1.216,589
192,855
212,700
641,895
612,183
643,316
931,392
50,103
41,069,870

2,7021261
185,425
64,445
1,191,732
221,832
119,733
1,585,441
84,591
93,327
68,762
896,533
594,893
81,200
95,107
247,657
303,780
305,007
404,940
13,213
18,519,057

5,989,932
431,827
230.715
3,002,708
377,943
289,419
3,668,361
279,016
238,162
175,945
. 2,102,304
1,491.048
235,226
204,872
752,429
769,708
857,821
1,203,116
57,002

2,577,488
212,417
79,357
1,193,280
170,765
127,832
1,550,792
99,492
100,640
72,264
924,810
710,540
115,911
96,010
324,028
383,731
394,084
592,245
20,047

IN S U R A N C E ST A T IST IC S

New York.......
North Carolina.
North Dakota.
Ohio................
Oklahoma.......
Oregon............
Pennsylvania..
Rhode Island..
South Carolina.
South Dakota.
Tennessee........
Texas............. .
Utah................
Vermont..........
Virginia..........
Washington...
West Virginia..
Wisconsin____
Wyoming........
Total...

O

Y ears 1911 to 1916.
[Source: Annual reports of The Spectator Co., New York, N. Y.]

19111
State.

1914

9

1916

1915

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

D o lla rs .
D olla rs.
D o lla rs .
D ollars.
D olla rs.
D olla rs.
lla rs,
304,296 201,120 361,945 249,602 416,942 309,082 D olla rs. D o268,338 389,680 D olla rs. Dollars.
350,644
216,886 480,247
31,597
22,094
22,414
63,761
30,417
60,813
53,506 135,072
53,333
65,446 220,645
55,171 228,129
95,968
59,478 112,455
56,051 206,658 115,737 221,076
158,789 296,915
1,281,743 384,631 2,081,389 694,113 2,320,499 1,079,014 1,026,619 723,656 1,363,866 447,977 1,319,841
338,879 169,669 334,396 165,345 317,991 129,582 321,745 167,584 278,084 162,683 181,472
425,955 114,830 692,902 186,710 777,837 320,778 574,071 210,221 765,451 188,657 1,217,217
11,102
29,351
39,519
42,557
57,702
10,239
18,702
6,609
50,834
18,667 105,850
35,139 175,453
160,008
67,620 194,739
75,491 234,355
65,898 167,756
48,923 307,591
25,401 146,937
58,813 174,974
63,207 194,260
74,480 167,160
93,056 251,219
100,837
301,505 152,770 382,284 166,145 464,296 240,321 451,686 261,857 467,835 218,335 %602,801
52,291
27,926 126,510
11,741
73,019 126,638
83,452 159,961
67,765 190,713
48,091
3,403,140 1,913,579 5,800,788 2,177,240 2,916,605 1,519,609 2,061,907 906,651 2,125,128 842,902 2,603,028
307,037
517,577
951,722 522,834 1,075,437 587,306 1,235,975 733,754 1,240,598 613,209 1,055,439 193,174 330,909
352,242
329,477 224,256 445,278 275,873 587,022 328,600 430.671 312,796
204,282 133,916 222,134 138,235 162,072 120,068 186,955 143,331 150,033
90,810 121,269
408,561
553,193
428,504 322,065 296,853 241,215 349,084 432,253 600,419 439,145 633,880 339,195 608,544
97,036
248,470
126,067
191,919 313,014 212,241 171,051 120,165 207,629
207, 789
92,201 208,172
74,313 272,216 134,465 278,872 136,281 342,089 137,537 192.650
448,892 122,871 403,422 122,495 443,233 160,905 500.195 181,691 388,955 123,773 488,311
3,369,196 1,412,528 7,092,926 1,796,455 2,735,891 1,449,539 2,909,123 1,190,061 3,313,468 1,358,640 4,002,836
812,710 465,116 1,860,575 617,180 657,326 390,865 878,827 262,003 975,399 252,316 - 1,035,705
1,097,450 826,914 1,133,174 756,706 1,233,308 976,273 618,254 581,625 557,965 302,285 182,893
79,222
99,262
103,604
81,687 141,775 127,684 128,500
95,632 141,124
87,437 743,098
1,400,554 785,296 , 1,492,892 854,837 1,404,552 922,549 1,527,261 852,773 1,576,860 919,883 1,910,694
46,710 135,940
66,709
77,295
60,320
60,961
97,055 169,624
79,397 113,839
73,738
176,769 148,714 225,588 133,610 248,768 157,268 285,161 199,610 192,826 176,920 223,569
7,964
24,147
13,615
770
3,402
716
34,849
28,351
67,748
375
4,206
165,375 130,848 236,749 118,015 327,305 171,457 356,166 237,027 381,742 253,865 423,676
1,631,596 416,244 2,183,175 620,590 1,043,966 352,214 1,190,154 314,244 1,335,882 363,903 1,935,907
7,407
33,736
21,358
2,764
27,383
65,624
14,016
5,150
14,775
3,867
8,797

D olla rs.

Premiums
received.
D o lla rs.




Losses
paid.

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

19132

L o sses P a id , by S tates , Calendar

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

Premiums
received.

Losses
paid.

251,725
88,014
170,549
369,519
67,125
224,797
19,607
76,557
126,111
263,720
73,971
688,669
260,425
78,987
55,659
305,293
62,719
71,894
132,801
1,472,642
275,748
292,164
121,797
1,067,919
38,017
133,908
547
286,561
436,799
19,861

IN S U R A N C E ST A T IST IC S

Alabama.................................
Arizona...................................
Arkansas................................
California...............................
Colorado.................................
Connecticut............................
Delaware................................
District of Columbia..............
Florida..................................
Georgia...................................
Idaho......................................
Illinois....................................
Indiana...................................
Iowa........................................
Kansas........................... ........
Kentucky...............................
Louisiana...............................
Maine......................................
Maryland...............................
Massachusetts.....................
Michigan................................
Minnesota...............................
Mississippi..............................
Missouri..................................
Montana.................................
Nebraska................................
Nevada..................................
New Hampshire....................
New Jersey............................
New Mexico...........................

19121

and

618

No. 355.—LIABILITY INSURANCE (STOCK COMPANIES ONLY): P rem ium s R eceived

J Including workmen’s compensation,

10,308,073
378,170
73,649'
1,408,636
279,526
655,773
3,275,442
330,642
’ 166,545
14,404
686,936
487,346
161,326
90,562
470,557
323,747
89,207
462,904
30,315
37,008,653

6,906,267
260,706
23,504
1,459,816
179,225
463,845
1,503,206
269,579
85,001
9,418
352,606
340,364
80,148
53,276
165,212
180,665
85,961
507,041
23,220
21,784,211

9,041,697 5,651,948 10,616,970 5,525,671
294,443
373,844 240,221 517,215
29,193
89,442
28,020 115,712
704,948
1 353,088 743,380 2,072,096
87,211
271,276 170,140 105,433
374,241 271,055 371,077
180,738
3,418,906 1,764,028 2,892,691 1,599,088
392,433 191,194 519,021
183,667
182,171 100,500 257,910
104,306
25,353
7,349
12,893
35,031
714,712 356,864 837,130
386,011
329,195 167,528 551,007
244,600
151,476
160,551 109,825 305,221
105,539
70,844
92,621
43,470
474,752 208,906 577,380
209,831
364,721 162,006 486,500
156,749
84.368
57,522 119,329
44,453
433,9S2 224,753 563,576
131,701
25,182
16,690
16,091
6,698
36,111,633 18,229,485 41,890,511 17,621,235

*Exclusive of workmen’s compensation.

6Z9




9,809,717 4,741,118 10,895,904 6,424,811 11,528,306 7,590,821
171,739 117,191 261,534 225,302 304,756 236,982
36,750
23,27.5
40,009
16,838
63,149
8,150
1,996,505 1,066,092 ' 2,591,760 1,332,858 2,598,237 2,285,762
167,192 100,084 164,032 116,647 181,492 ' 152,297
487,215 279,416 683,142 414,196 767,455 604,445
2,310,068 886,237 2,406,739 1,002,109 2,597,238 1,316,321
356,093 187,886 564,197 240,318 322,395 224,417
51,229
19,822 151,103
82,064
90,873
36,627
1,467
90
7,793
1,686
10,624
4,643
422,761 228,655 547,113 297,061 625,205 379,023
672, 559 372,677 414,022 314,726 765,624 469,884
66,423 137,849
142,748
70,948
73,800 192,756
46,111
85,499
40,952 112,102
87,663
90,325
261,846 136,049 341,644 162,825 409,134 178,597
737,304 400,615 357,232 237,142 346,585 269,048
172,517
61,757 281,989
88,158 235,707 116,664
1,022,288 557,302 900,950 726,461 1,020,205 970,722
13,558
11,100
2,271
26,525
6,664
13,967
37,150,801 18,302,011 48,488,753 22,243,329 41,829,024 25,839,276

IN S U R A N C E S T A T IS T IC S .

New York..............................
North Carolina.......................
North Dakota........................
Ohio.......................................
Oklahoma..............................
Oregon....................................
Pennsylvania.........................
Rhode Island.........................
South Carolina.......................
South Dakota.........................
Tennessee...............................
Texas......................................
Utah.......................................
Vermont...............................
Virginia..................................
Washington............................
West Virginia.......................
Wisconsin...............................
Wyoming................„............
Total.............................

620

M A R IN E

AND

S E A M A N ’ S IN S U R A N C E ,

N o . 3 5 6 .— M A R IN E A N D S E A M A N ’S IN S U R A N C E : P o l ic ie s W r it t e n , A m o u n t s

I n s u r e d a n d a t R i s k , P r e m iu m s , E x p e n s e s , a n d L o s s e s P a id a n d E s t im a t e d ,
Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1916, a n d 1917, a n d f r o m S e p t . 2, 1914, to O ct . 3 1 ,1 9 1 7 .

[Source: Annual Report of the Secretary of the Treasury.]
1916

1917

Sept. 2,1914, to
Oct. 31,1917.

304
Policies written.................................................number..
5,065
11,728
Amount insured................................................ dollars.. 53.655.010.00 472.579.383.00 856,270,337.00
Premiums...............................................................do.... 13.647.962.00 26,151,291.71 33,393,476.53
906,418.16
Amount at risk June 30..........................................do__
Losses paid and estimated, less salvage................ do__
218,368.34 154.320.368.00 20,008,505.66
10,512,620.00
25,337.50
Expenses................................................................do___
31,219.09
94,296.38




F IB E S

621

N o . 3 5 7 .— P I K E S ;

N u m b e r , E st im a t e d V a l u e o f P r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d , I n s u r a n c e
T h e r e o n , I n s u r a n c e L oss a n d E st im a t e d T o t a l L oss , C a l e n d a r Y e a r 1916, w it h
P o p u l a t io n a n d N u m ber o f F ir e s p e r 1,000 o f P o p u l a t io n , b y C it ie s H a v in g a
P o p u l a t io n o f 100,000 a n d U p w a r d , a n d b y S t a t e s .

ISource: Annual report of the committee on statistics, National Board of Fire Underwriters.]
Total
estimated
value of
Total
property Total
Total loss (in­ 1,000
Popula­ Num­ involved insurance insurance estimated toFires Loss
State and city.
per
tion.1 ber of in fires on thereon. loss. sured and of popu­ capita.*
fires. which
unin­
sured).* lation.
claim for
loss is
made.
D olla rs.
D o lla rs.
D olla rs.
D o lla rs.
D o lla rs .
Alabama:
Birmingham.......... 175,000 2,486 7,696,872 4,247,627 373,023 472,397 14.21 2.70
California:
610,682 3.63
909
Los Angeles............ 550 000 1 896
8,059,315 3,814,325 107,375 151,662 4.27 1.11
.72
Oakland................. 210,000
5.94
San Francisco........ 460,000 2,733
Colorado:
Denver................. 260,000 1,310 12,377,102 8,697,867 223,098 243,064 5.04
.93
Connecticut:
77,282
5.49
5,532,955
Bridgeport............. 130,000 714 5,121,742 3,695,985 145,384 87,694 5.22
.67
150,468
Hartford................ 115,000 601 5,428,934 3,883,767 561,107 586,031 5.06 1.31
4,284,564
New Haven........... 160,000 811
3.66
Delaware:
1.74
Wilmington........... 106,374 185
District of Columbia:
380,106 3.27 1.06
5,755,317
Washington........... 360 000 1,179
Georgia:
Atlanta.................. 200,000 1,209 9,184,881 5,301,425 534,520 559,559 6.04 2.80
Illinois:
64,893,740 5,340,209 5,340,209 5.32 2.05
Chicago.................. 2,610,000 13,888
Indiana:
763,552 1.77 2.87
Indianapolis.......... 265,578 471 6,069,829 4,049,140
Iowa: Moines............. 105,500 1,282 11,324,308 5,943,135 124,570 152,499 12.15 1.44
Des
Kansas:
.84
Kansas
100,000 904 16,698,475 8,663,380 71,051 83,758 9.04
Kentucky:City........... 250,000
8,652,439 511,625 511,625 3.72 2.05
930
Louisville...............
Louisiana:
New Orleans.......... 370,000 900 16,189,520 13,029,908 416,524 416,524 2.43 1.13
Maryland:
5,137,418 539,324 642,162 3.26 1.05
Baltimore............... 610,000 1,992
Massachusetts:
Boston.................... 750,000 3,471 3,169,754 39,939,740 2,251,410 2,473,801 5.45 2.99
2,307,804 308,406 328,963 4.62 3.30
Cambridge............. 110,000 600
3.09
Fall River.............. 130,000 401 12,324,238 11,454,354 909,929 1,181,893 4.24 9.09
1,468,404
.74
Lawrence............... 100,560 427 6,339,155 1.997,909 72,515 74,567
LoweU.................... 108,000 866 2,206,320 16,256,870 138,171 141,572 8.02 1.31
8.57
102,000
Lynn..................... 120 000 874 16,637,157 5,379,420 117,781 119,947 3.37 1.18
59,622
.50
404
New Bedford.........
8,782,115 170,913 178,918
761
Springfield............. 106,365 1,229 10,186,751 4,704,579 182,829 193,160 7.15 1.68
6,014,275
7.35 1.16
Worcester............... 167,000
Michigan:
5.31 2.24
Detroit................... 750,000 3,983 32,438,298 24,972,246 408,279 1,683,463 2.36 3.71
482,139
Grand Rapids........ 130,000 306 9,296,142 4,408,711
Minnesota:
3.84
Minneapolis............ 364,000 2,288 36,224,087 28,877,344 1,322,968 1,398,356 6.29 2.73
St. Paul................. 260,000 2,121 12,088,744 8,670,392 694,443 710,000 8.15
Missouri;
Kansas City........... 300,000 3,181 38,643,475 28,976,707 768,281' 829,341 10.60 2.76
St. Louis................ 810,000 4,412 21,044,797 15,873,660 1,816,566 1,645,064 5.45 2.03
Nebraska:
Omaha................... 165,000 1,416 24,875,751 15,793,504 689,876 703,206 8.58 4.26
New Jersey:
1,041,246
144,105 4 .4 0
3.40
Camden.................. 103,000 453
10,130,770 7,472,915 7,509,067 3.59 27,71
Jersey City............. 271,000 973
2.77
Newark.................. 410,000 1,135 19,409,067 15,527,254 998,849 1,105,486 3. 47 2.70
6,628,544 132,344 137,804
1.06
Paterson................. 130,000 452
41,416 44,224 3.05
.42
Trenton.................. 106,000 324
New York:
3,354,601 289,131 295,568 6.24 2.53
Albany................... 116,756 729
1,066,450 4.94 2.27
Buffalo...,............. 470,000 2,324 ,
1Estimated.
s In some instances figures of insurance loss are taken.
8Where no total loss is given, the loss per capita is based on insurance loss.



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FIBES,

No. 357.— F ir e s : N u m b e r , E st im a t e d V a l u e ’o f P r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d , I n s u r a n c e

T h e r e o n , I n s u r a n c e L oss a n d E s t im a t e d T o t a l L oss, C a l e n d a r Y e a r 1916, w it h
P o p u l a t io n a n d N u m b e r o f F ir e s p e e 1,000 o f P o p u l a t io n , b y C it ie s H a v in g a
P o p u l a t io n o f 100,000 a n d U p w a r d , a n d b y S ta tes — Continued.

State and city.

Total
estimated
Total
value of
Num­ property Total
Total estimated Fires
Popula­ ber of involved insurance insurance loss (in­ to 1,000 Loss
per
tion. fires. in fires on thereon. loss. sured and of popu­ capita.
unin­
Which
sured). lation.
claim for
loss is
made.

D olla rs.
D o lla rs.
New Y ork—Con. 5,602,841 13,678 D o lla rs. D oU ars. D o lla rs. 8,746,404
. 2,44 1.56
MBaroh a ttaand
n nx, n ,
5,253,739 2.58 1.59
Richmond....... 3,307,983 8,525
Brooklyn and 2,294,858 5,153
3,492,665 2, 24 1.52
Queens..._
276,255 3.96 1.08
Rochester............... '256.'000 lj 013
6,324,150 301,797 310,394 4.05 2.07
Syracuse................ 150,000 607
Ohio:
Akron.................... 120,000 562 5,884,700 4,453,778 140,039 170,655 4.68 1.42
410,476 1,747
Cincinnati.............. 680,000 2,936 10,741,080 8,937,963 475,150 648,336 4.32 1.51
7,286,784 769,064 769,064 4.25 1.13
Cleveland...............,
Columbus............... 220,000 922 2,398,224 1,451,964 228,297 294,532 4.19 1.34
2,100,812
Dayton.................. 140,000 808 2,995,097 7,232,470 461,373 474, 779 5.77 3.39
Toledo.................... 200,000 1,098 8,602,694 25,193,478 365,342 383,717 - 5.49 1.92
Youngstown.......... 110,000 771 43,343,609
106,535 115,698 7.01 1.05
Oregon:
Portland................ 280,000 816 6,512,549 4,202,604 523,508 554,233 2.91 1.98
Pennsylvania:
112, 766, 760 2,584,190 2, 766,595 2.77 1.63
Philadelphia.......... 1,700,000 % 065
19,400,150
Pittsburgh............. 574,000 4, 721
1,708,526 3.60 2.98
Reading................. 110,000 176
76,323 1.60
.69
2,316,421 354,944 395,298 3.74 2.71
Scranton................ 146,0p0 547
Rhode Island:
15,529,537 644,517 695,806 7.22 2.81
Providence............. 247,660 1,789
Tennessee:
Memphis................ 150,000 1,546 4,662,842 3,302,435 249,049 293,842 10.31 1.96
Nashville2. . . ........ 117,000 610 6,805,626 5,450,001 252,034 293,931 5.21 2* 51
Texas:
Dallas.................... 125,000 861 9,797,263 5,632,480 463,983 622,692 6.88 4-18
Fort Worth........... 105,000 768 5,230,393 4,184,315 158,978
120,000 967
4,894,255
Houston................ 125,000 484 9,245,306 4,013,000 753,361 183,483 8.06 6.90
827,854 7.31 1.74
8,288,165
192,613 271,143 3.87 2.13
San Antonio.......
Utah:
Salt Lake
Virginia: City....... 120,000 458 13,360,544 5,451,194 127,972 148,903 3.82 1.24
Richmond.,.......... 160,000 939 8,132,192 3,718,362 287,010 294,541 5.87 1.84
Washington:
Seattle.................... 320,000 1,409 12,557,174 8,939,761
Spokane................. 150,323 636
2,264,516 271,048 625,760 4.40 1.96
Tacoma.................. 113,000 715 3,265,881 412,125 112,402 307,505 4.23 2.04
209,293 6.32 1.85
Wisconsin:
Milwaukee........ 440,000 1,847 35.762,655 26,726,586 1,035,224 1,059,682 4.20 2.41
1Insurance loss for Manhattan and Bronx as reported by the fire patrol, $6,509,620, or $2.03 per capita.
2Exclusive of confiagation of Mar. 22, which destroyed 719 buildings, entailing a loss of $1,553,753.

N o. 3 5 8 .—FERE LOSSES IN THE UNITED STATES:
endar

Year.

Y ears

1875 to 1916.

E s t im a t e d V a l u e , C a l ­

[Source: Annual reports of the National Board of Fire Underwriters.]
Loss.
Year.
Loss.
Yesfir.

1875.........................
1876.........................
1877.........................
1878.........................
1879.........................
1880.........................
1881.........................
1882.........................
1883.........................
1884.........................
1885.:......................
1886...:..................
1887.........................
1888.........................

D o lla rs.

78,102,285
64,630,600
68,265,800
64.315.900
77,703,700
74,643,400
81.280.900
84,505,024
100,149,228
110,008,611
102,818,796
104,924,750
120,283,055
110,885,665




Loss.
DoliaTS.
1889....................... 123,046,833 1903..................
145,302,155
1890.......................i 108,993,792 1904. ..
229,198,050
1891....................... 143,764,967 1905..................
165,221,650
1892....................... 151,516,098 1906..................
1893....................... 167,544,370 1907....................... 518,611,800
215,084,709
1894....................... 140,006,484 1908.
217,885,850
1895....................... 142,110,233 1909....................... 188,705,150
........ 214,003,300
1896....................... 118,737,420 1910..
1897....................... 116,354,575 1911....................... 217,004,575
1898....................... 130,593,905 1912....................... 206.438,900
1899....................... 153,597,830 1913....................... 203,763,550
1900....................... 160,929,805 1914....................... 221,439,350
1901....................... 165,817,810 1915....................... 172,033,200
1902....................... 161,078,040 1916....................... 214,530,995
D o lla rs.

PUBLIC FINANCE AND NATIONAL WEALTH,
N o . 3 5 9 .— S U M M A R Y O P P E R C A P I T A R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S , U N D E R
S P E C I F I E D H E A D S : B y G roups of Cities , F iscal Y ear E nded J une 30,

[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Property taxes.

Groups of cities.

Cities having a population of 500,000 or D o lls.
25.30
over in 1917...............
Cities having a population of 300,000 to 21.72
500,000 in 1917........................ ............
Cities having a population of 100,000 to 16.54
300,000 in 1917.....................................
Cities having a population of 50,000 to
100,000 in 1917..................................... 14.13
Cities having .a population of 30.000 to
50,000 in 1917....................................... 14.87
Grand total.................................. 20.48
r -----—
---------------------------------------

Poll taxes.
Business and nonbusiness
license taxes.
Special assessment and
special charges for outlays:
Pines, forfeits, and es­
cheats.
Subventions, grants, gifts,
donations, and pension
assessments.
Earamgs of general de­
partments.
Highway privileges, rents,
and interest.
Earnings of public-service 1
enterprises.
|
Total.

1917.

D olls. D o lls. D olls. D olls. D olls. D o lls. D olls. D olls. D o lls .

0.02
.03
.11
.10
.12
.06

2.14
2.42
1.22
1.32
1. 22
1.78

2.43
3.26
2.53
2.05
2.38
2.50

0.15
.14
.14
.14
.18
.15

0.79
3.06
1.24
1.46
1.33
1.32

0.95 2.84
1.11 1. 51
.60 .98
.49 .61
.58 .58
.s o ; 1.76

3.63
3.47
2.52
2.90
2.75
3.19

38.24
36.72
25.89
23.20
24.01
32.04

N o . 3 6 0 .— S U M M A R Y O F P E R C A P I T A G O V E R N M E N T A L C O S T P A Y ­
M E N T S , U N D E R S P E C I F I E D H E A D S : B y G roups of Cities , F iscal Y ear
E nded J une 30, 1917.

[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Groups of cities.
Cities having a population
of 500,000 or a population
Cities having overin 1917...
of 300,000 to a population
Cities having 500,000in 1917
of 100,000 to 300,000in 1917
Cities having a population
of 50,000 to 100,000in 1917 .
Cities having a population
of 30,000 to 50,000 in 1917 .
Grand total...............

|

Expenses of general departments.
■
A•
n a
d
o a? TJ +2 £
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3

D olls. D olls. DoUs. D olls. DoUs. D olls. D olls. D olls. D olls. DoUs. D olls. D olls.

3.06
2.70
1.18
1.15
*
1.19
2.18




2.71
2.23
1.56
1.35
1.20
2.08

1.56
2.11
1.70
1.53
1,49
1.65

2.35
2.12
1.59
1.44
1.31
1.94

2.12
2.47
1.88
1. 58
1.75
2.01

6.65
6.53
5.66
5.32
5.64
6.16

0.82
.77
.58
.41
.43
.67

3.55
3.01
1.33
.89
.96
2.41

1.44
1.69
1.17
1.45
1.31
1.40

5.69
4.15
3.10
2. 65
2.49
4. 22

9.48
10.36
7.06
7.30
7. 67
8.61

623

39.43
38.12
26.81
25.08
25.43
33.31

624

PER CAPITA REVEN UE RECEIPTS,

No. 3 61 .—PER CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS, U N D E R SPECIFIED
H EAD S: B y Cities of 100,000 P opulation or O y e r , F iscal Y ear E nded
J une 30, 1917.
[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, which see for corresponding figures
for smaller cities.]
Poll taxes.
Business and _ non­
business license
taxes.
Special assessments
and special charges
for outlays.
Fines, forfeits, and
escheats.
Subventions, grants,
gifts, donations, and
special assessments. 1
Earnings of general
departments.
Highway privileges,
rents, andTinterest.
1 Earnings of publicservice enterprises.

Per capita revenue receipts from—

Property taxes.

City.

Rank of city in popul
tion.

^

3o



i

£-4
Dolls.
Dolls.
o lls
New York, N. Y ....................
1 D o lls. D olls. Dolls. Dolls. Dolls. D0.56 . Dolls. Dolls. 3.77 35.20
30.13
1.39 2.64
0.30 3.20 3-20 42.17
2 19.68
Chicago, 111.............................
3.93 3.70 0.17 .80 1.16 2.52 3.06 27.30
.20
Philadelphia, Pa....................
3 16.29 0.04 1.33 .41 .04 .86 1.00 4.26
34.36
4 19.35
St. Louis, Mo..........................
.90 1.38 3.38 50.70
Boston, Mass..........................
5 37.83 .19 5.23 3.52 .06 .26 1.46 4.26 4.46 33.18
1.66 .48 .10 .54
6 20.50
4.08
Cleveland, Ohio......................
1.55 2.79 .14 '.65 2.24 1.24 3.16 39.06
Detroit, Mich...... ...................
7
1.23
.73
Baltimore, Md........................
8 25.00 ........ 2.07 3.48 .20 2,25 3.02 3.29 3.67 30.84
18.80
.59 .02 1.09 1.30
Pittsburgh, Pa.......................
4.21 40.82
9
1.47 .42 .27 1.19 1.20 2.06 , 4-58 45.06
Los Angeles, Cal.....................
10 30.00
28.90
2.95 4.56 .23 1.86 1.26 .72 2.95 40.31
Buffalo, N. Y........................
11 28.55
1.63 2.63 .16 1.21 1.79 1.40 3.31 43.05
San Francisco, Cal..................
12 27.15
3.38 5.47 .04 1.88 .98 .84 2.30 32.11
Milwaukee, Wis......................
13 20.70
3.52 2.43 .16 1.80 .88 .31 3.32 36.21
Cincinnati, Ohio.....................
14 21.50
1.98 1.30 .11 .60 1.34 6.06
Newark, N .J..........................
15 21.98 .15 2.17 2.38 .08 4.12 1.12 2.17 3.94 38.12
23.32
New Orleans,D. C..................
La....................
16 14.58 .14 2.62 .22 .10 .67 .88 .93 3.18 43.64
Washington,
1.90
17 17.66
Minneapolis, Minn.................
18 19.98 ........ 4.39 4.21 .38 17.47 .93 1.06 7.37 30.69
1.44 .77 .14 1.13 .90 .15 1.83 44.28
Seattle, Wash.........................
19 25.11
.35
.56
Jersey City, N. J ....................
20 16.19 .01 1.81 7.90 .07 3.39 1.23 1,84 4.57 28.97
.37 .23 1.52 .72
21 21.64
4.35 41.28
Kansas City, Mo....................
3.03 9.08 .11 .69 1.30 1.08 3.03 30.87
Portland, Oreg.......................
22 15.69
.40 7.55 .11
Indianapolis, Ind...................
23 15-82 .06 1.47 6.10 .04 2.28 .23 1.57 .18 26.22
.40 .69
1.46 1.06 1.06 .18 27.63
24 19.59
Denver, Colo..........................
-51 4.69 .12 .64 .32 1.72 2.98 31.52
.42
Rochester, N. Y.....................
25 20.43
.99
Providence, R. I ....................
26 18.49 .13 1.30 4.40 .04 .24 .78 2.82 3.45 27.57
.34 .03
2.00
St. Paul. Minn......................
27 16.10
2.50 3.25 .08 1.09 .46 .75 3.07 26.23
25.85
Louisville, Ky........................
28 16.73
.51
2.22 3.62 .04 1.45 .41 1.70 3.76 24.62
1.41
29 13.45
Columbus, Ohio.....................
.68
Oakland, Cal..........................
30 17.50
1.77 3.51 .03 5.07 .90 .26 2.67 22.77
.20 .48 .54 1.17 .43 29.13
.38'
31 14.08
Toledo, Ohio..........................
Atlanta, Ga............................
32 12.68 .09 1.13 2.79 .04 .35 .37 .22 2.73 20.24
1.44 1.76 .37 .57
,28 12.38
Birmingham, Ala..................
33 5.08
2.37 1.43 .35
.89 .23 5.30 34.48
34 19.13 .15 2.18 4.25 .25 1.61 .56 2.12 3.47 33.19
Omaha, Nebr.........................
W orcester, Mass.....................
35 22.69 .62 1.32 1.30 .04 .68 1.66 1.81 5.99 27.46
Richmond, Va.......................
36 16.31 .15 1.37 .72 .24 .29 .11 1.95 2.67 27.94
Syracuse, N. Y.......................
37 19.11
1.22 3.56 .05 .62 .31 .34 2.75 24.83
.51
.51
Spokane, Wash......................
38 11.26
.16 .18
New Haven, Conn..................
39 18.02 .28 1.43 5.97 .19 3.15 1.01 .28 2.98 22.10
.32 .71 .71 .32 .02 21.84
.84
Memphis, Tenn......................
40 13.45
.72
.14
41 10.08 .17 1.79 1.56 .11 1.96 .28 .46 0) 14.57
Scranton, Pa..........................
.78
18.64
Paterson, N .J.....................
42 11.47 .05 . 1.77 .91 .11 3.00 .59 1.16 2.52 25.03
.49
Grand Rapids, Mich................... 43 15.31
.76 3.16 .05 1.92 .61 1.10 2.23 24.19
.97 .34 (}Y
44 18.24 ” .*49 1.22 .20 .06 .05
Fall River, Mass....................
2.21 22.90
Dayton,Tex.............................
45
1.25 2.32 .14 .74 .92 1.10 2.69 29,49
Dallas, Ohio.........................
46 14.22
.69
.61 .02 .50
San Antonio, Tex..................
47 18.47
17.72
.77 3.49 .06 1.56 .48 .56 .11 20.84
1.46 .34 .66
.15
Bridgeport, Conn...................
48 20.43 .44 1.63 .88 .33 .75
0) 25,45
3.38
New Bedford, Mass................
49
.90 .38 .05 .15 .44 .19 2.57 29.10
Salt Lake City, Utah.............
50 21.79 .43 2.98 7.30 .11 3.32 .99 1.03 3.05 34.20
17.29
Nashville, Tenn.....................
51 10.75
1.91 1.30 .33 3.15 .46 1.13 3.87 22.08
33.73
Cambridge, Mass....................
52
Lowell, Mass..........................
53 26.01 .41 1.06 .35 .05 -14 .61 1.89 8.88 30.12
16.40 .34 .10 .45 .03 .10 .95 .73 2.35 22.10
54 12.59
Tacoma? Wash.......................
.18 3.57 .58 '3.33 .40 1.26 2.39 27.58
.59
Houston, Tex.........................
55
.57 .08 .18 1.79 .50
Trenton, N .J.........................
56 20.79 .17 .36 2.16 .10 3.06 .51 1.30 3.21 24.03
4,32
Hartford, Pa...........................
Conn..................... .
57 12,17 .48 .89 1.35 .17 .72 1.20 1.46 2.37 37.75
27.17 .32
Reading,
58 8.61
13,44
.79 .21 .04 .75 .09 .25
Youngstown, Ohio.................
59 16.38
1.09 3.68 .29 .55 .36 .40 2.49 25.25
Fort Worth, Tex.................. .
60 11.56
.29 2.72 17.44
.43 1.02 -12 .92 .38 1.84 3.33 20.49
61 9.97
Camden,N. Y
1.45 1.18 .04
.36
62 21.96 .09 1.28 3.27 .03 2.24 .13 .65 3.69 31.62
Albany, N .J.........................
Springfield, Mass.
63 31.30 .57 1.35 .96 .08 .60 1.66 .84 ‘3,70 25.08
.11 1.27 .97 5.15 42.16
Lynn, Mass...........
64 17.97
.11 .26 .10
Des Moines, Iowa.
65 19.29 .53 .30 .51 .22 .06 .47 .45 .26 21.82
66 16.10 .14 1.32 .37 .05 .56 .64 .32 1.54 20.53
Lawrence, Mass...
.06
1Less than one-half of 1 cent.


625

P E B CAPITA G O V EBN M EN TA L COST P A Y M E N T S,

N o. 3 6 2 .—P E B CAPITA GOVERNM ENTAL COST PAYM ENTS, U N D E R
SPE C IFIE D H E A D S: B y Cities op 100,000 P opulation or O ver , in F iscal
Y ear E nded J une 30, 1917.
(Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, which see for corresponding

figures for smaller cities.]

Rank of city in
population.

City.

©
o
’£ i

Expenses of general departments.
0? >*
g
H I . •ola ■ S3 l g £ |
33
2
$
.§1-H • s I I -a
a o 2 ^ C wG
® O J< 3
O boH ft ft3 ft ft s i a I ft
ft

New York, N. Y.........
Chicago, 111..................
Philadelphia, Pa.........
St. Louis, Mo...............
Boston, Mass...............
Cleveland Ohio..........
Detroit, Mich...............
Baltimore, Pa............
Pittsburgh,Md.............
Los Angeles, Cal..........
Buffalo, N.'Y..............
San Francisco, Cal.......
Milwaukee, Wis..........
Cincinnati, J ...............
Newark N. Ohio..........
New Orleans, La.........
Washington,'D. C.......
Minneapolis' Minn......
Seattle, Wash..............
Jersey City, N. J..........
Kansas City, Mo..........
Portland, Oreg............
Indianapolis, Ind........
Denver. Colo...............
Rochester, N. Y..........
Providence, R. I.........
St. Paul, Minn............
Louisville, Ky.............
Columbus,Cal...............
Oakland, Ohio..........
Toledo, Ohio...............
Atlanta, Ga.................
Birmingham, Ala........
Omaha, Nebr..............
Worcester, Mass..........
Richmond, Va.............
Syracuse, Wash...........
Spokane, N. Y ............
New Haven, Conn......
Memphis, Tenn...........
Scranton, Pa...............
Paterson, N. J.............
Grand Rapids, Mich...
Fall River, Mass..........
Dayton,Tex..................
Dallas, Ohio..............
San Antonio,Conn........
Bridgeport, Tex.......
New Bedford Mass__
Salt Lake City, Utah...
Nashville, Tenn..........
Cambridge, Mass.........
Lowell, Mass...............
Tacoma, Wash............
Houston, Tex..............
Trenton, N. J..............
Hartford, Conn............
Reading, Pa.................
Youngstown,Tex.........
Fort Worth, Ohio......
Camden, N. J ..............
Albany, N. Y.......
Springfield, Mass.........
Lynn, Mass..................
Des Moines, Iowa........
Lawrence, Mass...........

1

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66

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D o lls. D o lls. D o lls. D o lls. D o lls. D o lls. D o lls. D o lls. D o lls. D o lls . D o lls. D o lls .
3.36 2. 86 1.65 2.35 2.03 7.42 0.59 4. 43 1.12 9.31 6. 42 41.53

3.29 2.99
2. 92 2. 67
2.88
2.43 3.46
2. 93 1.58
2.18
2.21 2. 63
1.73 2.22
3.45 1.86
3.49 2.61
1.78
2. 58
3.55 3.33
2.08 1.59
3.20 2.40
2.74 2. 62
1.83 1. 27
2.06 2. 81
2.13 1.23
3.31 1.43
2.49 2.77
3.76 2,11
1.24
.81 2. 04
.67
2. 64 1.12
1. 46 2.03
1.35 2.26
1. 02 1. 47
1.06 1.99
1.26 1.21
1.67 1.59
1.23 1.30
.79 1.69
.67 1..80
1 .2 7
43
1.89
1.00 1.66
1.67
1.56 1.63
.91 .85
1. 05 1.77
'.82 1. 75
.91 1.51
.99
.69
1.26 1.34
.76 1.61
1. 46 1.29
1.08 1.42
1. 05 2. 22
1.47
1.23
1.75
1.15 .1.33
1.44
1.25 1.45
1.20 1.83
1.09 1.44
1.00 1.00
1.17 1, 58
.95 1.69
1.56 2.53
.76 .92
1.24 1.32
.75 1 . 02
1
. 1 0. 8 6
2.19 22.. 29
1.32 58
1.04 1.35
1.03 1 . 01
.76 1.30

1.34
.85
1.60
2.51
1.27
2. 00
1.62
1. 97
1.85
2. 89
3.60
1. 77
1.87
1. 70
1.57
1.83
1.57
2, 46
1.66
1.61
1.98
2. 07
1.45
2.09
2.00
1.93
1.62
1.57
2.01
1.45
1.45
1.02
2. 87
1.74
1.68
1. 82
1.31
1.69
1.53
1.33
1. 89
1. 89
1.35
1.32
1.88
1.66
2. 06
1.32
.97
1.36
1.54
1.68
1.53
1.59
1.53
2. 33
.58
1.12
1. 01
0 1.37
2.35
3.10
1. 40
2.33
1.29

2.57
1.84
1.70
3.29
2.26
3.50
2.30
2.38
1. 44
2. 72
1.64
2. 71
1.72
2.64
2.39
2.49
1.51
1.96
1.66
1,48
1.13
1.37
.94
2.50
1. 92
1.33
1. 83
1.91
1.27
1.16
2.31
.68
1.29
1.96
1. 93
2. 55
1.10
1.13
1.38
1.14
1.39
1.45
1.48
1.37
2.35
1.70
2. 46
1.80
1 . 88
1.10
2. 78
1.47
.66
1.46
1.65
2.65
1.13
.89
.60
1,16
2.18
3.11
1. 91
1 . 01
2. 03

1.50
2.18
2.33
3. 06
1.88
1. 94
2. 53
2. 81
3.61
3.35
2.38
2.16
3.32
1.84
1.56
2. 84
2.63
2. 23
1.89
2.79
1.89
1.86
2. 34
2. 84
2.73
2. 62
1.60
.97
2. 26
1.84
1.52
1. 01
1.90
3.18
1.00
1.84
1, 44
2.19
2.63
1.17
1.14
.83
1. 81
1.72
2.58
1.43
2.15
2. 63
1.67
1.47
2.17
2.19
1.37
1.53
1.20
2.18
1.49
1.13
.72
1.30
1.45
3.70
2. 07
1. 95
1.82

6.10
4.95
5. 75
8.30
6.64
3.57
4.07
7,55
10.97
6.56
5.23
6.34
7.22
8.01
3.75
7.90
8.12
6.29
5. 81
6.66
5.82
5. 46
6.20
6. 22
5.20
4.99
4. 52
5.69
7-85
5.91
3. 97
2.91
7.12
7. 84
4.64
5. 25
5.61
6.95
3.91
5.05
5.73
7. 81
5.49
5.09
5. 02
4.58
6.08
5.20
7.25
3.98
6.97
4.61
5.61
4. 97
6.19
8.14
3.80
6.03
3.19
5.63
5.34
9.60
4. 78
9.28
4.96

1 Payments for the acquisition or improvement of property.


32951°—s
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ A 1917------40
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1.03
.85
.94
1.69
.49
1.23
.88
.82
.53
1.15
.94
.71
.30
.98
.36
1.21
1.03
.44
.43
.72
.54
.68
1.21
.99
.54
.86
.51
. 11
.90
.15
.45
.08
,70
,63
.41
.55
.52
.67
.91
.30
.36
.66
.27
.27
.52
.33
.50
.41
.59
.76
.89
.2 7
.77
.30
.33
1.06
.35
.25
.49
.30

2.72
3.46
2.38
5.05
2.18
2.88
1. 94
3.56
2.53
3.33
3.80
2-72
3.19
3.40
1. 24
5.62
2.10
1. 92
2.49
2. 67
.55
1. 46
2.38
1.93
1.30
1.25
1.80
.76
.77
.89
1.87
.39
.70
2.85
1.62
2.24
.97
1. 70
1.27
.43
.89
.62
1.89
1.55
.95
.90
2. 08
2.05
.54
1 . 02
2. 80
2.02
.47
1. 42
.63
1.84
.27
.93
.43
.71
1
. 2.35
0
1
. 1.63
2
.8 8
2.17
.44 .50
.32 1. 42

1.37
1.41
1.77
1. 81
1.59
1.09
1.33
1.58
4.45
1.56
2. 22
.90
1.41
1.26
2. 24
.39
.96
4.66
.79
2.47
1.55
.06
.15
1.49
1. 26
1.39
.85
2.42
.58
1.43
1.30
.18
1.95
3..77
14
1.03
.95
.01
1.57
‘*.'61'
1.67
.85
.81
1.79
.10
(2)
1.29
1.38
1.04
1. 81
1.40
2. 97
1.02
2.45
1.74
1.09
1.12
1.31
1.03
2 2.19
2 1 .8 6
2.06
.36
1

1. 58 12.63
3. 05 10.55
1.24 8.90
4.55
8. 23 12.15
4.62 21.06
1.95
6.05 5.39
9.51
4.83 19.40
4. 25
3.54 7.36
4.88 15.13
1. 49 11.42
7.50 8.89
5. 70 9. 66
4.92 7.86
.61 8. 54
3.25 16. 24
11.41
6.37
5.16 2. 28
1.98 14.47
5.70 6.75
1.03 10. 77
1. 79 2.17
3.39 10.04
3.38 7.02
2. 87 8. 96
2.43 6.29
7.48
4.38 6.16
2.20
3.41 10.47
1.08 3.35
2.66 61.32
. 50
5. 73
3.48 6. 44
4. 58 9.97
7.75
3.29 2. 44
3. 93 3. 00
1.23 2.36
4.34
1.18 1. 76
4. 41
2.35 6.09
1. 59 7.59
2. 57 10.48
2.97
2.51 11.16
3. 08 7.37
1. 83 13. 63
3.75 8.10
3. 80 13. 89
3.51 7. 00
4.96 3.15
1.88 6.09
5.21 2. 95
7.80 23.28
3.20 4.95
4.28 10.06
.79 2.21
2.77 8. 94
2
. 5.78
6
2. 87 4. 25
3.78 11.64
3.55 8 . 67
2. 71 6.06
1.73 8 . 32
. 1.87 1 4. 90
1

37.10
34.71
31.91
44.88
36.84
44.06
30.03
40.32
54.30
37.66
46.72
33.90
41.02
40.57
28.99
36.30
35.93
47.30
27.44
40.72
27.97
27.46
22.38
34. 99
28.96
28.70
24.53
27.76
27.24
29.23
19.79
11.72
31.45
31.76
32.32
29.52
20.03
21.39
22. 44
14.26
20.38
25.20
25.67
28.32
31.26
23.67
34.23
29.45
34.76
23.94
30.09
24.13
23.54
46.11
24.77
38.36
13.41
25.73
6 17.95
21.48
36. 78
40. 33
26.41
27.96
21.78

2 Less than one-half of 1 cent.

J uly

1, X89X to 1917.

626

N o, 3 6 3 , — ANALYSIS OF THE FBINCIPAL OF THE PTTBLXC DEBT:
[Source: A nnual reports of the Treasury D epartm ent.]
2k per cents.1

3 per cents.

3£ per cents.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars,
!
i
i

307.125.350.00
445.940.750.00
445.940.750.00
520.143.150.00
542.909.950.00
542, 909,950,00
595, 942, 350.00,
676.250.150.00
700.882.130.00
730.882.130.00
730.882.130.00
730,882 130.00
730.882.130.00
730.882.130.00
730.882.130.00
730.882.130.00
720.591.530.00
674.625.630.00




459,280.00
2.389.120.00
4.635.820.00
6.441.600.00
8.245.100.00
10,039,760.00

198.678.720.00
128.843.240.00
99, 621,420. 00
97.515.660.00
53.107.060.00
77.135.360.00
77.135.360.00
63.945.460.00
63.945.460.00
78.131.960.00
63.946.460.00
63.945.460.00
66.981.160.00
113.945.460.00 1
113.945.460.00
113.945.460.00
113.945.460.00
124.236.060.00
231.507.992.00 1,466,335,094.61

4 per cents.
Dollars.

559.659.920.00
559.664.830.00
559.672.600.00
559.677.390.00
590.837.560.00
721.999.390.00
722,000,630.00
722.002.970.00
722.005.530.00
517.879.220.00
419.724.770.00
368.203.580.00
291.906.150.00
275.082.180.00
275.112.470.00
235.271.330.00
154,688, 670.00
118.489.900.00
118.489.900.00
118.489.900.00
118.489.900.00
118.489.900.00
118.489.900.00
118.489.900.00
118.489.900.00
118.489.900.00
118.489.900.00

4£ per cents.
Dollars .
50,869,200.00
2 25,364,500.00
a 25, 364,500.00
225.394.500.00
225.364.500.00
325.364.500.00
225.364.500.00
225.364.500.00
225.364.500.00
2 21,974,850.00

5 per cents.
Dollars.

50,000,000.00
100,000,000.00
100,000,000.00
100,000,000.00
100,000,000.00
100,000,000.00
47.651.200.00
21.854.100.00
19.410.350.00
19.385.050.00

Total interestbearing debt.
Dollars.

610.529.120.00
585.029.330.00
585.037.100.00
635.041.890.00
716.202.060.00
847.363.890.00
847.365.130.00
847.367.470.00
1.046.048.750.00
1.023.478.860.00
987.141.040.00
931.070.340.00
914.541.410.00
895.157.440.00
895.158.340.00
895.159.140.00
894.884.280.00
897.503.990.00
913.317.490.00
‘ 918,317.490.00
915.353.190.00
963, 776,770.00
965.706.610.00
967.953.310.00
969.759.090.00
971.562.590.00
2,712,549,476.61

A nnual inter­
est charge.
Dollars.

28.615.735.80
22.893.883.20
22.894.194.00
25.394.385.60
29.140.792.40
34.387.255.60
34.387.315.20
34.387.408.80
40.347.872.80
33.545.180.00
29.789.153.40
27,642,945.50
25,541,573.30
24.176.745.00
24.176.781.00
23.248.064.00
21.628.914.00
21.101.197.00
21.275.602.40
21.275.602.40
21.336.673.40
22.787.084.40
22.835.330.40
22.891.497.90
22.930.642.40
23.084.635.90
83,625,481.42

PUBLIC DEBT,

1891.....................
1892.___. . . . . ___
1893......................
1894 ............... .
1895......................
1896......................
1897......................
1898.................... .
1899....................
1900......................
1901.....................
1902..........
1903..... ............ .
1904........ ............
1905 .....................
1906....................
1907......................
1908......................
1909......................
1910......................
1911....................
1912......................
1913 ...................
1914....,..............
1915......................
1916...... ............
1917......................

2 per cents.

D ollars,

July 1—

July 1—

Debt on which Debt bearing no
interest has
interest. 3
ceased.
Dollars.

Dollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

1,545,996,591.61
694,083,839.83
746,937,681.03
1,588,464,144.63
707,016,210.38
1.545.985.686.13
1.632.253.636.68
732,940,256.13
1,676,120,983.25
774,448,016.51
1,769,840,323.40
814,543,069.70
1.817.672.665.90
831.016.579.76
1.796.531.995.90
769.446.503.76
1,991,927,306.92
836,607,071.73
2,136,961,091.67 1,029,249,833. 78
2.143.326.933.89 1,098,587,813.92
2.158.610.445.89 1,189,153,204.85
2.202.464.781.89 1,277,453,144.58
2.264.003.585.14 1,296,771,811.39
2,274,615,063.84 1.284.748.291.87
2.337.161.839.04 1.372.726.152.25
2,457,188,061.54 1.578.591.306.51
2,626,806,271. 54 1.688.673.862.16
2.639.546.241.04 1.615.684.710.25
2.652.665.838.04 1,606,216,652.79
2.765.600.606.69 1.749.816.268.25
2.868.873.874.16 1.840.799.176.88
2,916,204,913.66 1.887.640.858.52
2.912.499.269.16 1,885,242,259.60
3.058.136.873.16 1.967.988.867.16
3.609.244.262.16 52,602,962,690.06
5,717,770,279.52 53,809,135,055. 70

Total of debt,
less cash in
Treasury.

Population of
the United
States, June 1„*

D ollars.
851,912, 751. 78
841,526,463.60
838,969,475.75
899,313,380.55
901.672.966.74
955,29?,253.70
986,656,086.14
1.027.085.492.14
1,155,320,235.19
1,107,711,257.89
1,044,739,119.97
969,457,241.04
925,011,637.31
967.231.773.75
989,866,771.97
964,435,686.79
878,596,755.08
938,132,409.38
1,023,861,530.79
1,046,449,185.25
1,015,784,338.46
1,027,574,697.28
1.028.564.055.14
1,027,257,009: 56
1,090,148,006.00
1,006,281,572.10
1,908,635,223.82

D ollars.
63.844.000
65.086.000
66.349.000
67.632.000
68.934.000
70.254.000
71.592.000
72.947.000
74.318.000
75,994,575
77,612,569
79,230,563
80,848,557
82,466,551
84,084,545
85,702,539
87,320,538
88,938,527
90,556,521
92,174,615
93,792,509
95,410,603
97,028,497
98,646,491
100,264,485
101,882,479
103,500,473

1 Postal saving's bonds.
2 Continued at 2 per cent.
a The colum n “ Debt bearing no interest" includes certificates issued against gold, silver, and currency deposited in the Treasury.
* All figures relate to continental United States.
6Including disbursing officers7 credits on June 30,1916.




Debt per Interest
cap. less
per
cash in capita. 1
Treas.
13.34
12.93
12.64
13.30
13.08
13.60
13.78
14.08
15.55
14.58
13.46
12.24
11.44
11.73
11.77
11.25
10.06
10.55
11.31
11.35
10.83
10.77
10.60
10.41
10.87
10.04
*8.44

D ollars.
0.37
.35
.35
.38
,42
.49
.48
.47
.54
.44
.38
.85
.32
.29
.29
.27
.25
.24
.23
.23
.23
.24
.24
.23
.23
.23
.81

fcO

*-d
g
^
g

2
g

DEBT,

933,852,766.35
1,000,648,939.37
958,854,525.87
995,360,506.42
958,197,332.99
920,839,543.14
968.960.655.64
947.901.845.64
944,660,256.66
1,112,305,911.41
1.154.770.273.63
1.226.259.245.63
1.286.718.281.63
1,366,875,224.88
1,378,086,478.58
1.440.874.563.78
1.561.266.966.28
1.725.172.266.28
1.723.344.895.78
1.737.223.452.78
1,848,367,586.43
1.902.836.653.90
1,948,838,753.40
1.942.993.398.90
2.086.570.522.90
2.636.208.571.90
2,990,988,572.65

Cash in the
Treasury.

P U B L IC

1891
................................................................. 1.014.705.26
1892
................................................................. 2.785.875.26
1893
................................................................. 2.094.060.26
1894
................................................................. 1.851.240.26
1895
................................................................. 1.721.590.26
1896
................................................................. 1.636.890.26
1897
................................................................. 1.346.880.26
1898
.................................................................
1899
................................................................. 1.218.300.26
1900
................................................................. 1.176.320.26
1901
................................................................. 1.415.620.26
1902
................................................................. 1.280.860.26
1903
................................................................. 1.205.090.26
1904
................................................................. 1.970.920.26
1905
.......................................... i ..................... 1.370.245.26
1906
................................................................. 1.128.135.26
................................................................. 1.086.815.26
1907
3908................................................................................ 4.130.015.26
................................................................. 2.883.855.26
1909
1910
................................................................. 2.124.895.26
1911
................................................................. 1.879.830.26
1912
....... ......................................................... 1.760.450.26
1913
................................................................. 1.659.550.26
1914
................................................................. 1.552.560.26
1915
................................................................. 1.507.260.26
2916................................................................................ 1.473.100.26
1917................................................................................ 14,232,230.26

Outstanding
principal.

H

Qi

of I s su e an d M aturity , R ates of I n t e r e st , a n d A m ounts
I s su e d U n d e r A cts of M a r . 3, A p r . 24, and S e pt . 24, 1917, b y F ederal R e se r v e B a n k s .

628

No. 364.—TREASURY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS: D ates

[Source: Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury.]

Authorizing act.




Mar. 31.1917
Apr. 25.1917
May 10.1917
May 25,1917.
June 8.1917
Aug. 9.1917
Aug. 28.1917
Sept. 17.1917
Sept. 26.1917
Oct. 11.1917
Oct. 16.1917
Oct. 17.1917
Oct. 18.1917
Oct. 24.1917
Oct. 29.1917

UVbW OI

maturity.

June
June
July
July

29,1917
30,1917
17,1917
30,1917

Nov. 15,1917
Nov. 30,1917
Dec. 15,1917
Oct. 18,1917
........do.............
........do.............
Nov. 22,1917
Dec. 15,1917
Oct. 31,1917

Federal reserve bank.
Rate.
P e r cen t.

Boston.
D o lla r s .

,000,000
3 15,800,000
3 12,167,000
1
3i 1 ,200,000
18,200,000
3i 19,400,000
3i 15,140,000
12,171,000
4 22,174,000
4
4
4
4 30,149,000
4 33,010,000
2

2

3

New York.
D o lla rs.

,000,000
0
136,150,000
98,512,000
125,300,000
100,500,000
175,000,000
152,938,000
204,347,000
2 ,100,000
1
2
1 ,000,000
0
0
1 ,000,000
0
2 ,000,000
0
179,475,000
543,683,000
2 ,000,000
0
2

Philadel­ Cleveland. Richmond. Atlanta.
phia.
D o lla r s .

3,500,000
14,000,000
1 ,000,000
0
9,000,000
10,400,000
12,800,000
9,882,000
8,850,000
2 ,000,000
0

D o lla r s .

3,500,000
14,000,000
15,000,000
10,800,000
19,100,000
33,700,000
: 24,157,000
25,113,000
34,209,000

D o lla r s .

,000,000
5,350,000
2,753,000
2 ,000,000
3,600,000
2,800,000
7,235,000
3,180,000
7,004,000
2

24,000,000 38,863,000 8,323,000
13,600,000 26,471,000 11,472,000

D o lla r s .

1,500,000
,000,000
2,605,000
1,700,000
1 ,000,000
4,300,000
4,848,000
2,280,000
8,289,000
8

6,535,000
5,883,000

P U B L IC DEBT,

Mar. 3,1917..
Apr. 24,1917.
D o...........
D o...........
D o ...........
D o...........
D o ...........
D o . ... ..
Sept. 24,1917
D o ...........
D o...........
D o ...........
D o ..........
D o ...........
D o...........

Date of
issue.

Mar. 3,1917..................................................
Apr. 24,1917................................................
D o...........................................................
D o...........................................................
D o ...........................................................
D o...........................................................
D o ...........................................................
D o ...........................................................
Sept. 24,1917..........................................
D o ...........................................................
D o ...........................................................
D o .....................................................
D o ...........................................................
D o ...........................................................
D o ...........................................................




( » Date of
issue.

Mar. 31,1917
Apr. 25,1917
May 10,1917
May 25,1917
June 8,1917
Aug. 9,1917
Aug. 28,1917
Sept. 17,1917
Sept. 26,1917
Oct. 11,1917
Oct. 16,1917
Oct. 17,1917
Oct. 18,1917
Oct. 24,1917
Oct. 29,1917

Date of
maturity.

June 29,1917
June 30,1917
July 17,1917
July 30,1917
. .do.
Nov. 15,1917
Nov. 30,1917
Dec. 15,1917
.do
Oct. 1^. 1917
. .do.............
.do.
Nov. 22,1917
Dec. 15,1917
Oct. 31,1917

Federal reserve "bank—Continued.
Rate.
P er cent.

2
3
3
3i
3i
31
3§
31
4
4
4
4
4
4
2

Chicago.

St. Louis.

Minne­
apolis.

Dollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

5,000,000 2.500.000 2 ,000,000
16.400.000 10,400,000 # 2.500.000
24.893.000 7.045.000 * 4.500.000
16, 600,000 7.200.000 2.400.000
19.800.000 8 .100.000 5.200.000
15.600.000 7.900.000 3, 700,000
15.095.000 4.188.000 2.025.000
21.169.000 4.874.000 2 ,000,000
35.629.000 1 ,000,000 7,000,000
1

32,963,000 12,710,000
18,141,000' 5,028,000

Kansas
City.

Dallas.

D ollars.

D ollars.
2,000,000

2.500.000

7,000,000
9.500.000 5 . 525.000
7.200.000 2.400.000
5.600.000 3.300.000
7.100.000 4.700.000
4.542.000 2 . 430.000
4.619.000 2.367.000
9,000,000 10,595,000

8,000,000

9.541.000 10,600,000 12,038,000
5.205.000 2,178,000 7,217,000

San Fran­ Treasury.
cisco.
D ollars.

Dollars.

Total.
Dollars.

2.500.000
50.000,
2 ,000,000 10,605,000 268,205,
0
7.500.000
200,000,
4.200.000
200,000,
5.200.000
200,000,
13.000.
000
300.000,
7.520.000
250.000,
9.030.000
300.000,
23.000.
000
400.000. 000
100.000. 000
10.000. 000
20,000,000
2 ,000,000
0
385.197.000
685.296.000
13,408,000
20,000,000

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a n d I n v e st m e n t s , U n d er S pecified B e a d s , a n d T otal a n d P er Capita I n d e b t e d n e s s , L e ss S in k in g F u n d A s se t s , by S tates , on S pecified D a t e s , 1912 a n d 1913,

630

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[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

Funded.

Sinkingfund

State.

Bonds.

Connecticut...............
Delaware....................
District of Columbia.
Florida.......................
Georgia......................
Id ah o...
Illinois..
Indiana.
Iowa___
Kansas..
Kentucky........
Louisiana.........
Maine...............
Maryland.........
Massachusetts,..
Michigan...
Minnesota..
Mississippi.
Missouri_
_
Montana. ..

D ollars.

9,057,000
3,528,275
1,250'500
10,098,500
1,144,400
7,064,100
565,000
601,567
6,352,500
2,364,250
17,500
655,615
370,000
6,394
12,019,028
700
13,035,750
117,134,662

9t),000
1,506,899
285,000
1,200,000




Special
debt to
public
trust
funds.

Total.

D ollars.

Dollars.

3,587,097 12,644,097
3,528,275
1,250,500
79,750 10,178,250
1,144,400
7,064,100
261,785
826,785
601,567
381,702 6,734,202
2,364,250
1,813,730 1,831,230
604,548 1,260,163
10,937
10,937
370.000
2,480,627 2,487,021
1,449,181 13,468,209
1,254,298 1,254,998
13,035,750
117,134,662
6,896,212 6,896,212
900.000
2,344,674 3,851,573
4,398,839 4,683,839
1,200,000

Floating.

Total.

Cash.

Dollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

262,052
488,278 13,132,375
66,096 3,594,371 1,034,083
1,250,500
801,749
912,808 11,091,058 12,058,040
2,029,549 3,173,949 2,043,876
46,351 7,110,451 2,424,202
93,316
826,785
619,199 1,011,535
17,632
200,000 6,934,202 1,113,517
86,453 2,450,703 1,282,188
441,390 2,272,620 5,499,210
339,405
90,620 1,350,783
356,670 1,693,449
345,733
370,000 1,735,277
1,965,153 4,452,174
361,904
850,025
77,941 13,546,150
457,281
1,254,998
13,035,750 1,887,198
668,3?9 117,802,991 6,369,966
192,880 7,089,092 9,367,722
445,290 1,345,290 2,992,729
250,999
608,946 4,460,519
91,688 4,775,527 2,981,830
547,910 1,747,910 1,401,641

Securities.

D ollars.

3,587,097
1,250,500
8,996,875
2,206,138
2,022,068
1,534,907
1,767,967
548,062
3,915,916
2,040,210
12,654,685
5,490,974
10,254,648
2,554,127
2,683,129
1,259,298
7,661,389
46,196,201
6,896,212
27,272,671
2,344,674
4,423,839
4,028,747

Per
Amount. capita.

Total.

D ollars.

D ollars.

3,849,149
1,034,083
529,553
2,052,249
14,434
21,054,915
868,314
4,250,014
4,446,270
63,663
1,628,223
2,779,502
1.661.579
5,198,104
307,389
7,53(3,420
12,994,090 ........ 478
7,184,423
11,989,925
126,879
2,916,031
10,307
3,533,154
1.716.579
9,548,587 5,701,837
52,566,167 38,251,901
16,263,934
30,265,400
2,595,673
7,405,669
104,309
5,430,388
235,036

D ollars,

13,132,375
3,064,818
1,236,066
10,222,744
3,173,949
7,110,451
763,122
619,199
6,934,202
2,143,314
2,272,620
1,350,305
356,670
243,121
4,441,867
13,546,150
1,254,998
7,333,913
79,551,090
7,089,092
1,345,290
4,460,519
4,671,218
1,512,874

D olls.

5.95
13.28
.76
3.83
3.70
6.12
3.70
.77
2.57
5.92
.39
.49
.16
.14
1.90
7.89
1.67
5.56
22.78
2.41
.63
2.41
1.40
3.73

Close of fiscal
year.

Sept. 30,1912
June 30,1913
Sept. 30,1912
June 30,1913
Nov. 30,1912
Sept. 30,1912
Dec. 3.1,1912
Dec. 31,1912
Sept. 30,1912
Sept. 30,1912
Sept. 30,1912
Sept. 30,1912
June 30,1913
June 30,1913
June 30,1913
Dec. 31,1912
Dec. 31,1912
Sept. 30,1912
Nov. 30,1912
June 30,1913
July 31,1912
Sept. 30,1912
Dec. 31,1912
Nov. 30,1912

PUBLIC DEBT

Alabama...
Arizona___
Arkansas...
California...
Colorado...

Debt less sinkingfund assets.

Funds and investments.

Debt.

Nebraska.........
Nevada*..........
NewHampshire.
NewJersey.......
NewMexico......
NewYork..... .
North Carolina.,
North Dakota..
Ohio............
Oklahoma.......
Oregon..........
Pennsylvania..
BhodeCarolina.
Island..
South Dakota..
South

234,000
1,376,100
1.148.000
109,702,660
7,532,950
937,300
1,665
3.055.000
653
142,160
5.580.000
6,444,165
11,793,666
3,977,500
1,210,000

Virginia...

22,094,944

Washington__
West Virginia3..
Wisconsin......
Wyoming.......

688,576
5,254,971
517,000
250,339

346,631
2,467,606

331,024

117,000

Total................................. 364,836,427

2,251,000
38,530,142

*Includedwith municipal debt.

374,394
573,310 9,307,988 9,881,298
63,064
579,028 2,124,000 2,703,028
670,759
568,837 1,144,911 1,713,748
165,000
2,120,611
642,069 8,084,185 5,872,983 13,957,168
655,376
1,236,632
655,376
18,423
111,457,332 36,088,559 30,326,399 66,414,958 25,252,085
290,856 4,688,259 4,979,115
8.068.430
840,663 7,958,772 8,799,435
937,300
i ie ,876
5.300.430 4,782,140 5,279,971 10,062,111
158,388
6,930,243 1,387,177 5,069,180 6,456,357
993,736 6,491,331 7,485,067
30,852
659,160 9,781,851
931,955 10,713,806
785,511
.5,800,308
922,708
762,660 1,685,368
673,493
766,217 1,109,069 1,875,286
7,111,875
921,839
370,000
925,135 10,862,995 11,788,130
11,811,726
405,000 1,283,309
878,309
86
4,656,499 1,392,735 69,079,149 70,471,884
1,429,694 1,661,701 3,216,318 4,878,019
313,003 1,249,495 1,562,498
569,906
370,797 8,008,378 8,379,175 2,611,706
24,654,851
1,556,012 2,446,248 9,670,141 12,116,389
1,616,515
973,200 2,589,715
2,251,000 1,924,891 6,652,065 8,576,956
818,439
122,375
554,812 1,373,251
422,796,525 136,975,610 353,329,365 490,304,975 76,980,571

^Sinking fund exceeds total debt by $126,351.

374,394
607,695
1,955,611
642,069
1,218,209
86,205,247
8,058,430
820,424
5,142,042
6, 930,243
30,852
<2)
5,126,815
6,190,036
370,000
11,811,640
4,656,499
1,429,694
569,906
22,043,145
1,556,012
2,251,000
122,375
345,942,305

0.31
6. 70
4.50
.24
3. 41
9.05
3.54
1.29
1.05
3.74
.04
(a)
9.02
3.98
.58
5.32
1.14
3.62
1.58
10.46
1.21
.93
.77
3.57

8No debt reportedinWest Virginia.

Nov. 30,1912
Dec. 31,1912
Aug. 31,1912
Oct. 31,1912
Nov. 30,1912
Sept, 30,1912
Nov. 30,1912
Oct. 31,1912
Nov. 15,1912
Nov. 30,1912
Sept. 30,1912
Nov. 30,1912
Dec. 31,1912
Dec. 31,1912
June 30,1913
Dec. 20,1912
Aug. 31,1912
Nov. 30,1912
June 30,1913
Sept. 30,1912
Sept. 30,1912
Sept. 30,1912
June 30,1913
Sept. 30,1912

631




374,394
614.000
56,759
49,872
2,070,739
116.000
526,069
1.148.000
88,632
110,391,236 1,066,096
7,532,950
525,480
937,300
43,794
5,256,636
3.055.000 3,875,243
653
30,199
659,160
5.580.000
220,308
417,371
6,694,504
370,000
11,793,666
18,060
3,977,500
678,999
1,210,000
219,694
346,631
223,275
92,301
24,562,550
331,024 1,224,988
2,251,000
117,000
5,375
403,366,569 19,429,956

PUBLIC DEBT.

Texas......
Utah.......
Vermont...
Tennessee.

380.000
694,639
116.000

a n d I n v estm en ts U n d e r S pecified H e a d s a n d T otal a n d
F u n d A s se t s , op th e 48 S tates , 1870, 1880, a n d 1891 to

P e r Capita I n d e b t e d n e s s , L e ss S in k in g -

1913.

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[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Debt.

Year.*
Bonds.
1870..........................................
1880..........................................
1891..........................................
1892..........................................
1893..........................................
1894..........................................
1895..........................................
1896..........................................
1897............................ .............
1898..........................................
1899..........................................
1900..........................................
1901..........................................
1902..........................................
1903..........................................
1904..........................................
1905..........................................
1906..........................................
1907..........................................
1908..........................................
1909..........................................
1910..........................................
1911..........................................
1912..........................................
1913..........................................

D o lla rs.

313,887,639
261,095,759
204,641,170
195,253,306
183,004,791
183*174,280
174,560,645
174,810,240
183,641,723
200,819,051
210,144,170
214,315,625
210,967,112
220,674,505
219,905,301
224,560,743
228,831,520
231,516,827
230,127,413
238,549,739
251,146,173
271,607,100
294,015,838
322,960,546
364,836,427

Funded.
Special debt
to public
trust funds.
D o lla rs.

27,357,559
25,722,694
33,641,901
34,999,073
37,597,378
37,594,816
37,741,691
38,547,925
38,672,151
38,029,507
38,785,991
39,015,578
40,312,768
,40,808,062
37,715,667
38,014,162
38,251,529
38,564,392
38,912,602
39,343,987
39,339,939
39,486,249
39,136,216
39,198,726
38,530,142

1 Years not uniform,
2 Not reported.
3 Sinking fund exceeds debt $477,150 in Rhode Island.
* Sinking fund exceeds debt $54,198 in New Jersey.



Total.
D olla rs.

Debt less sinkingfund assets.

Funds and investments.
Plotting.
D olla rs.

341,245,*198 11,621,500
286,818,453 19,198,108
238,283,071 19,911,985
230,252,379 19,014,344
220,602,169 19,573,666
220,769,096 12,377,129
212,302,336 13,185,810
213,358,165 13,344,549
222,313,874 14,729,716
238,848,558 15,109,383
248,930,161 12,188,806
253,331,203 11,801,838
251,279,880 10,967,194
261,482,567 12,666,189
9,305,942
257,620,968
262,574,905
9,918,673
267,083,049 11,052,348
270,081,219 11,329,973
269,040,015 10,728,736
277,893,726 12,135,909
290,486,112 10,007,912
311,093,349 11,855,519
333,152,054 13,889,927
362,159,272 13,954,826
403,366,569 .19,429,956

Total.
D olla rs.

352,866,698
306,016,561
258,195,056
249,266,723
240,175,835
233,146,225
225,488,146
226,702,714
237,043,590
253,957,941
261,118,967
265,133,041
262,247,074
274,148,756
266,926,910
272,493,578
278,135,397
281,411,192
279,768,751
290,029,635
300,494^024
322,948,868
347,041,981
376,114,098
422,796,525

Cash.
D o lla rs.

24,239.854
44,118,346
48,741,184
44,235,800
46,179,021
41,339,578
38,363,873
43,932,672
47,632,847
49,504,866
55,066,183
58,781,170
66,842,155
80,078,760
81,272,740
78,137,375
84,188,599
90,950,858
94,205,016
102,912,392
90,212,609
98,004,852
108,603,234
136,975,610

Securities.

Total.

D o lla rs.
Dollars.
(2)
105,302,834 129,542,488
171,714,356 215,832,702
173,016,656 221,757,840
172,426,407 216,662,207
170,761,386 216,940,407
167,406,865 208,746,443
166,750,911 205,114,784
170,908,290 214,840,962
174,122,974 221,755,821
173,276,543 222,781,409
174,212,850 229,279,033
211,543,697 270,324,867
190,749,062 257,591,217
194,993,943 275,072,703
202,794,63 284,067,370
214,575,027 292,712,402
226,073,019 310,261,618
239,745,179 330,696,037
255,096,688 349,301,704
277,710,239 380,622,631
297,327,953 387,540,562
325,212,153 423,217,005
332,874,040 441,477,274
353,329,365 490,304,975

6 Sinking fund exceeds debt $141,613 in New Jersey.
8 Sinking fund exceeds debt $88,196 in New Jersey.
7 Sinking fund exceeds debt $79,982 in New Jersey.
8 Sinking fund exceeds debt $8,118 in Pennsylvania.

Sinking-fund
assets.

D o lla rs.

31,270,789
46,984,569
43,518,777
38,124,440
37,429,077
31,271,660
28,123,908
28,358,779
30,049,746
32,602,117
29,821,060
33,856,273
34,859,467
34,791,189
36,846,091
39,264,804
42,952,929
44,501,415
50,655,306
59,355,095
66,813,710
71,177,988
76,451,848
76,980,571

Amount.

Per
capita.

D o lla rs.

D olla rs.

352,866,698
274,745,772
211,210,487
205,747,946
202,051,395
3 196,194,298
194,216,486
198,578,806
208,684,811
223,908,195
4 228,571,048
5 235,453,594
8 228,478,997
7 239,369,271
232,135,721
235,647,487
238,870,593
238,458,263
235,267,336
239,374,329
241,138,929
»256,143,276
9 275,919,983
»299,763,423
» 345,942,305

9.15
5.48
3.37
3,14
3.03
2.88
2.80
2.81
2.90
8.06
3.07
3.10
2.95
3.03
2.88
2.86
2.85
2.79
2. 70
2.70
2.67
2. 78
2.95
3.15
3.57

s Sinking fund exceeds debt $55,990 in Pennsylvania.
» Sinking fund exceeds debt $101,173 in Pennsylvania,
u Sinking fund exceeds debt $126,351 in Pennsylvania.

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No. 367.—TOTAL AND PER CAPITA INDEBTEDNESS LESS SINKING-FUND ASSETS OF STATES, COUNTIES, AND
MINOR CIVIL DIVISIONS: B y S ta t e s , 1880,1890, 1902, a n d 1913.1
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Indebtedness less sinking-fund assets.
Total.

State.

Per capita.

1880

1890

1902

D ollars.

D ollars.

Dollars.

Aggregate.
D ollars.

State.
Dollars.

13,132,375
3,064,818
1,236,066
10,222,744
3,173,949
7,110,451
763,122
(3)
619,199
6,934,202
2,143,314
2,272,620
1,350,305
356,670
243,121
4,441,867
13,546,150
1,254,998
7,333,913
79,551,090
7,089,092
1,345,290
4,460,519
4,671,218

County and
minor civil
division.

1880

D ollars.

D ollars .

29,930,124
7,323,794
12,577,033
136,528,824
36,473,364
44,925,382
6,097,324
9,060,823
17,804,955
25,613,855
11,987,079
137,207,747
66,053,653
35,069,386
52,624,731
25,588,562
61,460,681
21,542,712
52,211,884
187,578,004
52,907,733
69,018,441
24,167,861
56,951,123

1890

1902

1918
2,238,614
230,808
1,659,859
2,667,516
883,276
1,181,793
208,036
348,077
810,899
2,736,737
378,818
5,904,043
2,760,792
2,222,472
1,685,621
2,336,277
1,745,658
757,936
1,330,209
3,548,705
2,936,618
2,181,077
1,876,987
3,353,983

633

Dollars. D ollars . D ollars.
19.24 1,891,757
14.26
12.53
14.32
129,869
49.28
9.33
50.75
45.01
8.32 1,348,234
13.37
6.73
3.13
12.89
55.01 1,539,385
19.18
11.60
44.89
18.67
22.95
564,990
39.06
44.03
940,852
35.33
31.79
33.89
32.98
187,983
17.32
22.04
16.17
26.03
288,384
50.42
126.66
85.86
22.72
560,102
9.89
5.81
9.36
11.89 2,292,127
12.74
11.03
9.29
22.02
37.30
176,416
7.05
18.89
23.62 5,020,590
11.10
16.08
15.07
24.41 2,581,274
9.28
11.16
13.49
434,436
1.97
15.94 2,223,247
5.90
7.84
5.01
31.36 » 1 ,464,628
28,47
24.42
15.97
12. 85 2,204,882
10.46
9.09
10.36
42.97 1,434,233
29. 80
26.34
45.60
701,142
23.86
30.08
35.81
21.46
44.76 1,217,174
25.18
44.31
39.61
37.56
51.55
72.72
75.28 2,884,679
20.43 2,475,498
7.36
8.09
14:07
14.51
20,15
22.07
32.26 1,842,800
4. 81
4.38
5.24
15.25 1,603,604
19.24
18.37 3,192,161
27.79
15.79
8State Census of 1902.
4 State census of Mar. 1,1913.

PUBLIC DEBT.

Alabama............................... 18,007,774 18,956,149 27,092,343 43,062,499
2,937,971
6,591,834 10,388,612
Arizona.................................
377,501
7,599,835
4,225,715 13,813,099
Arkansas............................... 10,733,140
California.............................. 16,582,439 15,569,459 17,898,173 146,751,568
Colorado................................
9,458,331 22,066,653 39,647,313
3,627,742
Connecticut.......................... 22,001,661 23,724,510 31,887,835 52,035,833
2,919,084
4,144,634
Delaware...............................
2,371,296
6,860,446
District of Columbia........ 22,498,323 19,781,050 14,540,191
9,060,823
Florida..................................
2,665,541
2,276,619 ■ 5,246,806 18,424,154
Georgia................ ................. 19,648,265 20,272,095 21,285,731 32,548,057
Idaho.....................................
1,594,333
3,883,823 14,130,393
229,882
Illinois................................... 46,388,888 42,468,138 80,715,059 139,480,367
Indiana................................. 18,352,649 24,471,528 34,827,931 67,403,958
Indian Territory................
853,103
Iow a.......................................
8,137,767 11,270,819 17,439,964 35,426,056
Kansas................................... 15,912,114 40,629,022 35,774,494 52,867,852
K entucky............................. 14,982,449 19,432,885 22,841,672 30,030,429
Louisiana.............................. 42,865,471 33,335,497 37,777,047 75,006,831
Maine..................................... 23,235,980 15,772,145 15,046,819 22,797,710
Maryland.............................. 41,429,179 41,291,894 30,643,317 59,545,797
Massachusetts..................... 91,909,651 84,094,876 209,762,910 267,129,094
Michigan............................... 12,055,902 16,941,928 34,838,727 59,996,825
Minnesota............................. 11,328,433 26,237,825 40,683,737 70,363,731
Mississippi..,.^. . . . . . . ' 4,955,789
6,192,927
8,403,920 28,628,380
Missouri................................ 60,263,761 51,557,568 50,396,922 61,622,341
1 The dates of reports for the several States are not uniform.
2 Included under County and minor civil division” debt.



Estimated Estimated
population population
June 1,1902. fy 1,1913.

1913

and

P e e Capita I n d e b t e d n e ss L e ss S in k in g -F u n d A ssets op S t a t e s , etc .— Continued.

State.
1880

1890

Indebtedness less sinking-fund assets.
Total.
1913
1902
County and
minor civil
Aggregate.
State.
division.

Per capita.
1880

1890

1902

1913

Estimated Estimated
population population
June 1,1902. July 1,1913.




Sinking fund exceeds total debt by $126,351.

419,174
1,233.122
94,722
436,740
2,749,486
370,185
9,712,954
2,307,809
660,849
4,965,169
1,938,761
■ 756,988
8,107,942
579,665
1,572,285
643,121
2,238,128
4,171,997
404,735
359,957
2,129,003
1,344,686
1,306,345
2,419.898
163,325
97,071,857

8NoState debt reportedforWest Virginia onaccount of its relationswithVirginia,

PUBLIC DEBT,

D ollars.
D ollars .
D ollars.
Dollars.
Dollars. D ollars. D ollars. Dollars.
D ollars.
D ollars.
263,411
2,926,268
765,248
8,920,689 18,146,028
22.15
43.29
1,512,874 16,633,154
19.54
Montana........ .......................
33.87
7,489,974 15,536,772 22,415,041 36,745,461
29.80 1,067,028
374,394 36,371,067
21.01
18. 56
14.67
Nebraska..............................
1,365,165
i 42,335
1,399,765
1,564,189
3,183,102
607,695
2,575,407
22.48
29.83
27.97
33.60
N evada..................................
8,148,362 11,413,234 11,300,169
418,600
21.64
New Hampshire................. 10,792,583
1,955,611
9,344,558
27. 27
25. 87
31.10
40.82
642,069 169,527,120
34.09
61. 89 1,987,858
New Jersey........................... 49,382,675 49,257,740 81,147,209 170,169,189
43.66
2,831,538
7,662,221
84,872
4,579,516
22.64
202,316
New M exico.. ..................
6,444,012
18. 44
1,218,209
20. 70
.71
New York............................. 218,845,804 201,255,570 437,371,941 1,132,432,060 86,205,247 1,046,226,813
57.64 116.59 7,588,269
43.06
33.55
14.88 1,948,982
6.87
7.88
8,058,430 26,285,249
12.83
North Carolina.................... 17,962,535 11,123,638 15,348,108 34,343,679
3,854,514
131,726
5,608,158 13,261,123
366,315
North Dakota......................
820,424 12,440,699
21.10
15.31
3.57
20.07
5,142,042 234,525,134
16.59
19.32
27.55
48.27 4,254,589
Ohio........................................ 53,044,175 70,927,147 117,230,101 239,667,176
Oklahoma.......................
31.32
3,696,326 60,721,132
462,303
6,930,243 53,790,889
7.99
848,502
26.11
432,702
2,479,859 11,302,400 43,827,811
57.90
30,852 43,796,959
4. 86
Oregon...................................
7.90
107,201,692 71,179,675 127,310,992 245,979,219
19.55
245,979,219
30. 34 6,510,915
Pennsylvania.............
13.54
25.03
(3)
449,166
Rhode Island...................... 12,971,063 12,998,661 28,150,126 30,716,129
62. 67
52. 99
5,126,815 25,589,314
46. 91
37.62
13.54 1,378,150
6,190,036 15,096,533
South Carolina.................... 14,185,060 13,659,645 15,751,327 21,286,569
14.25
11.87 ' 11.43
423,016
6,613,702
867,134
6,584,351 12,684,512
15.56
19.72
South Dakota......................
370,000 12,314,512
8.82
20.11
15.79
26.41 2,071,236
26.42
16.71
Tennessee.............................. 40,750,137 29,543,843 32,717,130 59,098,418 11,811,640 47,286,778
Texas..................................... 11,688,198 20,092,653 36,449,685 87,894,029
8.99 ' 11.35
21.07 3,211,346
4,656,499 83,237,530
7.34
116,251
1,217,501
6.612,568 15,288.315
U tah.......................................
5.85
22.81
289,943
1,429,694 13,858,621
.81
37.77
5,216,774
4,499,188
6,980,642
345,885
Vermont................................
3,785,373
569,906
6,410,736
13.54
11.39
15.08
19.39
30.09
Virginia................................. 45,518,776 51,596,606 47,480,805 61,929,898 22,043,145 39,886,753
29.09 1,893,824
31.16
25.07
*3,418,798 29,556,734 95,971,084
71.37
W ashington.........................
239,311
1,556,012 94,415,072
9.78
53.71
550,277
3.19
1,640,935
2,532,460
4,767,776 11,195,094
11,195,094
2.65
3.32
4. 7*
8.57
998,002
West Virginia......................
(3)
16.56 2,133,004
2,251,000 37,816,043
10.48
9.19
6.18
W isconsin............................. 12,085.984 10,420,731 22,347,683 40,067,043
205,462
122,375
26. 66
1,647,381
4,324,387
4,202,012
26.48
2,566,260
9. 88
27.14
96,245
W yoming..............................
22.40
18.16
23. 73
39.37 78,586,154
T otal........................... 1,123,278,647 1,137,200,090 1,864,978,483 3,821,896,658 345,942,305 3,475,954,353

Federal Census of 1900.

634

No. 367. — T otal

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3 6 8 .—R E C E IP T S A N D D IS B U R S E M E N T S , Y E A R S E N D E D JU N E 30, 1908 T O 1917: B y

S ources o f R e v e n u e a n d O bjects

of

D isbu rsem ent .
[Sources: Customs receipts, by articles, from annual reports on Commerce and Navigation; other figures from annual reports of the Secretary of the Treasury.]

RECEIPTS AND THEIR SOURCES.
Source.

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

D ollars.

D ollars.

J

1916

1017

D ollars ,

Dollars.

CU
STOM BJBVBNUB,
S
Dollars.
686,969
449,944
196,516
330,753
658,123
4,243,726
210,685
292,130
574,851
351,117

Dollars.
1,036,098
236,191
232,827
655,563

D ollars.
906,275
171,611
242,459
580,962

1,367,634
148,099
315,033
982,377

D ollars .
1,892,993
203,276
340,677
955,261

D ollars.

660,115
591,642
242,346
292,559
738,696
3,280,581
182,542
376,194
661,341
288,441

766,693
114,738
86,227
960,504

100,205
47,977
1,177
421,968

144,060
47,961
2,031
359,570

127,854
39,898
1,729
697,489

3,868,768
293,637
370,465
697,820
540,281

3,701,843
255,741
335,159
860,135
379,131

4,993,694
251,576
328,686
829,728
521,218

3,785,021
260,975
302,176
829,654
858,627

4,852,602
253,754
188,150
788,187
792,788

1,861,528
260,864
113,172
584,788
356,804

2,038,637
246,002
49,705
460,314
296,803

2,506,972
311,940
127,213
768,482
473,318

Carriages, other vehicles, and parts of—
Automobiles, and parts of ......................
A ll other......................................................

1,293,060
24,762

1,518,341
28,783

1,690,323
61,925

910,345
• 76,903

989,805
81,876

870,625
89,745

482,787
82,422

381,449
22,234

227,185
21,522

159,322
30,872

1,317,822

1,547,124

1,752,248

987,248

1,071,681

960,370

565,209

403,683

248,707

190,194

C em ent............ ............ ......................
97,702
491,063
189,107
159,461
Chemicals, drugs, and dyes............................ 6,703,211
7,198,403
7,360,896
7,236,631
Clays or earths..................................................
673,926
530,721
659,596
561,903
Clocks and watches, and parts o f .................. 1,027,025
1,158,735
952,395
937,375
Coal and coke 2................................................. 1,125,073
807,289
784,296
796,784
Cocoa and chocolate, prepared or manu­
146,338
126,710 1
161,857
208,431 1
factured ................. ............ .........................
i Included under “ Paper, and manufactures of ” after 1909.

54,168
7,033,225
695,854
1,071,689
518,486

50,481
7,542,728
776,886
1,208,131
685,978

20,840
7,840,114
418,183
1,201,789
138,468

5,472
6,568,498
335,572
972,847

1,982
4,393,465
327,178
1,006,716

1,787
6,479,307
297,382
1,585,279

Total........................... ...........................

j

143,245 1

174,317 l

104,112

62,798 1

2Free after Oct. 3,1913.

62,819 1

56,646

635




D ollars,

R E C E IP T S A N D D IS B U R S E M E N T S .

Duties on merchandise;
A n im als............................... ...................... .
Art works............... ,
................................ .
Asphjiltum and b itu m e n ................................
Beads and bead ornaments............................
Books and other printed matter i
.........
Breadstuffs.............. ..................................... . Bristles, sorted, bunched, or prepared..........
Bronze....... .......................
Brushes, feather dusters, and hair pencils...
Buttons, and parts of, etc................................

and

D isbursem ents , Y ears E n d ed J une

30, 1908

to 1917, etc .— Continued.

636

N o . 3 6 8 . — K eceipts

RECEIPTS AND THEIR SOURCES—Continued.

Source.

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

customs revenue —continued.

589,062
417,818

367,237
234,046

142,439
317,532

75,209
453,987

110,247
437,992

171,752
425,871

246,370
507,423

143,954
383,388

50,233
203,717

21,606
553,408

Cotton, manufactures of—
Thread and y a r n ....................................... 1,178,039
Cloths................................................\......... 4,563,473
All other...................................................... 28,858,260

1,169,480
3,788,934
28,101,988

1,516,495
4,078,034
32,483,315

1,460,710
3,797,449
30,548,723

1,622,256
3,265,187
30,365,668

1,703,671
3,161,723
29, 287,869

1,292,392
2,388,261
27,422,414

1,014,715
1,474,895
17,457,118

1,434,162
1,798,181
16,179,620

2,631,230
2,916,116
13,822,756

Total................. j ......................................

34,599,772

33,060,402

38,077,844

35,806,882

35,,253, 111

34,153,263

31,103,067

19,946,728

19,411,963

19,370,102

Earthen, stone, and china w are.....................
Explosives.........................................................
F ans.................................. ................................
Feathers and d ow ns...................... .................

7,708,893
542,853
181,011
3,815,668

5,922,309
510,512
107,032
3,885,377

6,547,378
452,201
135,516
4,310,117

6,669,292
335,473
140,136
3,531,961

5,876,725
317,159
162,071
3,099,791

5,811,928
332,541
139,183
4,241,821

5,564,859
286,168
108,125
3,358,918

4,152,336
175,964
65,747
2,321,205

2,841,916
212,472
42,559
1,812,440

2,752,027
305,733
66,181
1,519,826

366,708
289,842
17,781,544

481,014
379,518
21,562,574

358,255
398,447
20,072,884

447,706
425,753
21,824,585

493,387
452,863
23,458,818

25,914
320,454
14,923,750

241,627
10,212,934

301,979
9,940,762

395,045
9,940,008

Fibers, vegetable, and textile grasses, and
*
manufactures of—
Unmanufactured1.....................................
372,244
Twine, thread, and varns.........................
292,404
All other manufactures o f ........................ 17,949,264
Total.........................................................

18,613, 912

18,438,094

22,423,106

20,829,586

22,698,044

24,405,068

15,270,118

10,454,561

10,242,741

10,335,053

F is h ...................................................................
Fruits and nuts 1...................... ........................
Furs, dressed, and manufactures o f...............
Glass and glassware.........................................
G lu e ............ ................... ..................................
Gold and silver, manufactures o f ...................
Hats, bonnets, and hoods, and materials for..
H ay.....................................................................

1,818,565
7,720,237
1,342,548
3,285,921
187,368
323,653
1,198,931
39,185

1,968,657
6,173,136
1,995,337
2,614,745
189,450
409,085
1,282,532
25,760

2,223,323
8,428,437
2,641,112
3,343,248
248,932
782,556
1,687,140
387,054

2,479,659
8,017,396
2,114,521
3,659,215
234,952
937,315
1,686,658
1,347,282

2,192,545
8,407,965
2,130,015
3,030,824
225,107
785,116
2,216,147
2,796,855

2,254,880
7,867,730
2,024,801
3,051,764
190,972
693,588
2,479,154
621,527

1,390,412
7,132,519
1,599,229
2,776,678
279,079
710,949
2,465,327
394,408

955,100
5,569,199
772,345
1,360,753
100,852
427,274
2,057,815
40,406

671,903
5,158,386
892,770
630,579
34,216
656,974
2,185,740
86,372

769,115
5,919,670
1,170,935
585,434
154,178
1,104,185
2,401,959
116,538




R E C E IP T S A N D D IS B U R S E M E N T S

Duties on merchandise—Continued.
C ollodion................................................. .........
Cork, manufactures o f.....................................

Hides of cattle, raw or uncured2....................
Hops...................................................................
India rubber and gutta-percha, manufac­
tures o f .............................................
Iron o r e i...............................
Iron and steel, and manufactures of—
Pig iron.......................................................
Manufactures o f ........................................
Total.........................................................

1,786,654
1,036,343

3,034,736
886,069

255,364
502,444

1,366,644

477,313

1,355,484

857,720

1,873,685

106,285

33,925

680,121
332,020

457,820
335,320

437,938
365,535

348,392
283,117

336,978
263,767

443,846
292,059

281,597
104,611

116,027

60,112

101,622

792,850
8,538,478

401,468
7,814,600

613,658
11,761,628

476,223
9,684, 769

329,101
8,508,774

481,503
9,586,024

138,648
5,862,466

54,829
3,337,585

49,311
2,491,431

87,030
2,620,534

9,331,328 . 8,216,063

10,160,992

8,837,875

10,067,527

6,001,114

3,392,414

2,540,742

2,707,564

543,057
270,334

490,442
594,505

1,162,056
668,087

1,411,945
605,234

859,187
564,241

675,766
592,339

649,625
253,318

299,646
98,759

198,893
266,223

165,735
199,194

Leather and tanned skins, and manufac­
tures of—
Leather and tanned skins..........
Manufactures o f .............................

828,249
3,678,195

954,361
4,012,115

1,010,408
4,335,347

724,671
4,106,472

849,110
3,956,319

1,018,703
3,975,092

388,376
3,682,504

97,594
2,645,947

48,029
1,717,051

43,848
1,686,049

4,506,444

4,966,476

5,345,755

4,831,143

4,805,429

4,993,795

4,070,880

2,743,541

1,765,080

1,729,897

1,514,231
2,156,447
2,492, 384
145,776
602,353
1,092,514
2,190,534
521,702
3,663,654
204,361
628,846
607,984
556,736
194,926

1,367,339
2,283,186
2,401,756
145,316
574,336
984,397
2,319,909
521,939
3,533,216
156,481
817,413
538,511
526,459
156,719

1,230,197
2,800,397
2,741,547
288,693
614,600
956,902
2,433,309
587,992
4,140,841
193,594
773,440
643,393
561,080
128,125

961,567
3,167,494
2,650,673
227,030
705,690
1,026,684
3,402,783
630,975
4,439,113
187,458
988,087
826,529
597,402
119,206

930,225
3,157,219
2,027,502
186,313
686,906
868,880
3,120,374
612,706
3,699,026
192,592
1,064,632
818,501
612,751
121,933

780,208
3,336,772
2,148,118
310,328
782,471
780,661
3,028,646
649,804
3,784,696
195,314
1,204,188
757,764
631,625
136,505

718,402
2,911,562
1,523,199
241,668
742,473
606,437
2,675,827
406,482
2,982,890
160,648
1,313,786
705,960
581,728
97,504

540,133
1,943,066
556,407
164,504
417,650
383,529
2,520,013
281,316
1,992,959
112,898
1,248,867
588,088
640,802
39,501

386,364
1,506,769
329,135
233,672
238,892
180,768
2,676,707
262,130
1,258,981
27,674
1,560,717
611,396
654,563
42,696

391,687
949,997
370,501
415,225
185,976
86,043
2,897,628
188,346
1,682,215
2,995
1,980,031
1,538,582
647,703
40,391

Total.......................................................
Matting and mats............................................
Meat and dairy products...................
Metals and metal compositions..........
Mica....................................................................
Musical instruments........................................
Oilcloth, linoleum, and similar fabrics, etc....
O ils.....................................................................
Paints, pigments, and colors...........................
Paper, and manufactures o f...........................
Pencils, lead and slate.. . ............... j ...........
Perfumery, cosmetics, and toilet preparations
Pipes and smoker’s articles...........................
Plants, trees, shrubs, and vines......................
Plaster rock or gypsum ...................................




i Free after Oct. 3,1913,

R E C E IP T S A N D D IS B U R S E M E N T S .

12,375,286

Jewelry..............................................................
Lead, and manufactures o f ............................

2Free after Aug. 5,1909.

OS

Co

Source.

and

D isbu r sem en ts , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 3 0 ,1 9 0 8
RECEIPTS AND THEIR SOURCES—Continued.

to

1917,

etc .— C on tin u ed .

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

D ollars.

1915

638

N o . 3 6 8 . — R e c e ip ts

1916

1917

Dollars.

customs revenue —continued.

D ollars .

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars .

D ollars.

D ollars.

1,927,886
569,635

2,946,660
917,854

2,439,008
827,922

2,451,182
791,534

D ollars .
2,717.100
1,120,136

D ollars.

932,252
337,958

3,055,386
1, 222.054

2,007,977
646,104

5,265,946
2,469,121

4,374,603
3,711,579

1,270,210

2,497,521

3,864,514

3,266,930

3,242,716

3,837,236

4,277,440

2,654,081

7,735,067

8,086 182

212,669
S alt»...................................................................
308,213
Seeds...................................................................
Silk, manufactures of (including artificial
silk) i ................................................................ 16,493,078
208,973
S oap ....................................................................
218, 713
Spices..................................................................
Spirits, wines, malt liquors, and other bev­
erages—
Malt liquors................................................. 1,823,977
Spirits, distilled.......................................... 7,686,984
W ines........................................................... 5,185,373
137,033
Other beverages..........................................

180,866
475,478

150,898
1,662,050

141,234
3,083,568

155,933
2,233,893

145,101
1,747,776

41,030
2,162,926

2,467,241

3,307,103

2,739,698

16,186,131
269,023
307,812

17,665,994
208,521
241,745

16,792,244
271,164
280,871

14,096,458
246,441
318,209

15,459,719
240,468
2^7,371

18,346,728
153,471
637,499

12,638,367
111,850
700,587

15,897,991
88, 649
927,328

18,713,095
94,222
893,391

1,791,770
8,808,226
5,050,117
' 130,625

2,027,254
9,115,898
6,462,235
137,403

2,075,030
9,093,027
5,495,390
551,571

2,014,344
8,942,120
6,809,015
562,576

2,078,961
10,470,377
6,283,978
560,319

1,915,609
10,780,058
6,509,450
466,198

962,766
7,637,196
4,505,088
294,958

782,069
9,678,488
4,825,346
258,388

686,296
7,946,343
4,758,385
192,300

15,780,738

17,742,790

17,215,018

17,328,055

19,393,635

19,671,315

13,400,008

15,544,291

13,583,324

672,452
177,868

783,415
230,163

688,772
281,659

675,912
315,277

674,896
391,318

576,360
124,701

371,139
72,947

279,247
96,385

253,447
114,202

149,316
56,213,473

228,809
52,810,995

191,274
52,496,559

196,407
50,603,314

220,184
53,134,244

270,779
61,508,851

243,560
49,282,113

458,692
55,336,871

1,311,355
54,070,785

Total......................................................... 50,118,142
T obaccoUnmanufactured ....................................... 18,504,682
Manufactures o f ......................................... 3,655,408

56,362,789

53,039,804

52, 687,833

50, 799,721

63,354,428

61,779, 630

49,525,673

55, 795,563

55,382,140

19,987,164
3,282,294

20,650,172
22,428,795
3,474,068 : 3,730,820

22,094,448
3,477,060

23,291,252
3, 456,873

23,640*186
3,252,087

22,305,569
2,569,677

24,696,245
2,884,349

26,391,139
3,445,874

Total.......................................................... 22,160,090

23,269,458

24,124,239

25, 571,508

26,748,125

26,892,273

24,875,246

27,580,594

29,837,013

Total...................... ....................1............

T o ta l........................................................ 14,833,367
Stone, and manufactures of (including mar­
688,462
ble and o n y x ).................................................
201,246
Straw, and manufactures of straw and grass.
Sugar and molasses—
133,146
Molasses, and sirup refined 2 ....................
Sugar........................................................... 49,984,996




26,159,615

R E C E IP T S A N D D IS B U R S E M E N T S

Duties on merchandise—Continued.
Precious and semiprecious stones, and imita­
tions Of—
Diamonds....................................................
All other......................................................

T o y s ...................................................................
Type and type m e ta l.......................................
Vegetables.........................................................
Wood, and manufactures o f ...........................

1,701,002
108,800
4,955,805
4,083,289

2,320,039
212,457
2,550,843
4,349 ,911

2,855,521
120,567
2,905,884
4,192,573

2,758,383
43,164
6,642,322
4,257,662

2,773,362
8,235
3,159,681
4,750,715

3,181,815
2,656
2,577,982
1,793,378

2,764,388
24,083
1,551,902
729,318

1,884,548
1,104
1,297,202
673,582

522,379
13,565
• 2,734,518
775,878

Wool, and manufactures of—
Unmanufactured.............................. . ...... 11,420,511
Manufactures o f ........................................ 17,424,734

17,082,990
16,278,827

21,128,729
20,771,964

12,482,855
16,483,662

14,454,234
12,599,246

13,519,982
12,293,904

2,589,235
14,387,241

217, 441
9,701,772

365,587
5,776,935

525,271
6,590,475

T o ta l... . . ................................................. 28,845,245

33,361,817

41,900,693 • 28,966,517

27,053,480 : 25,813,886

16, 976,476

9,919,213

6,142,522

7,115,746

4,547,444 | 6,854,963

4,142,446

2,970,245

3,243,239

3,479,776

All other articles.............................................

2, 249,680

2, 928,350

4,273,540

4,295,5S8

Total duty collected—
Ordinary..... ............ .................................. 282,273,433
Additional and discrim inating...............
309,462

294,377,360
- 289,694

326,263,094
298,589

309,581,944
383,748

304,597,035 312,252,215 283,511,564 205,755,073 209,523,151
202,650
257,731
109,305
191,769
302,331

221,465,273
193,794

Total duties collected on merchandise. 282,582,895

294,667,054

326,561,683

309,965,692

304,899,366 312,509,946 283,620,869 205,946,842 209,725,801

221,659,067

1, 054,494
4,990,386

1,08*093
6,039,669

1,084, 027
3,447,352

1,449,052
1,273,667
1,812,464
1,316,020
1,156,274
2,010,993
5,107,783
7,386,682
2,523,810
5,Miscellaneous3.........................................................
266,032

1,393,795
2,909,532

300,711,934

333,683,445

314,497,071

311,321,672 318,891,396 292,320,015 209,786,672 213,185,846

225,962,393

Tonnage tax............................................................

1,078, 701 '
2,451,534

Total customs revenue........................... 286,113,130
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Tax collected on—
Spirits............ ................................................... 140,158,807
Tobacco.............................................................. 49,862,754
Fermented liquors............................................ 59,807,617
Oleomargarine..................................................
954,305
Stamp taxes, schedules A and B .....................
Special taxes.......................................................
Special income tax on corporations.................
Individual income tax............................. ........
Miscellaneous3 .......................................... : ...........
927,644

134,868,034 148,029,312 155,279,858 156,391,488 163,879,343 159,098,177 139,462,293 163,457,997 187,288,082
51,887,178 ^58,118,457 4 67,005,951 * 70,590,152 <76,789,424 4 77,986,640 *77,470,757 *85,324,094 *102,230,205
63,268,771 66,2G6,989 67.081,512 78,400,381 87,875,672
64,307,778
57,456,411
91,094,678
60,572,289
1,202,882
1,000,215
1,128,707 , 1,259,988
1,108,342
924,700
1,825,219
902,197
1,099,503
8,926,310
23,455,965 42,196,443
23,371,310
14,281,074 16,580,480
5 20,959,784 5 33,511,525 5 28,583,260 335,006,300 U0,671,077 39,155,597 56,993,658 179,572,888
660,710,198 41,046,162 67,943,595 180,108,340
1,363,874
1,229,075
1,154,174
1,649,822
1,214,922
3,168,184
1,098,824
1,405,390 35,571,513

Total internal revenue.......................... 251,711,127 246,212,644

289,933,519




321,612,200 344,416,966 380,041,007 415,669,646 512,702,029

809,366,208

4 Includes amounts from sale of stamps affixed to Philippine products, act of
Aug. 5, 1909, as follows: 1910, $265,172; 1911, $9 5 , 5 9 6 ; 1912, #224,758; 1913, $319,101;
1914, $170, 780; 1915, $193,302; 1916, $258,098; 1917, $507,533.

» Excise tax on corporations.

6Includes $32,456,063 income tax from corporations.

639

1 Free after Oct. 3, 1913.
* Except maple sirup., included with “ sugar.”
a The figures consist partly of a small fictitious balance necessary to make the
amounts reported by collectors as having been received and deposited agree
with the total, which shows the receipts of the Government by warrants.

322,529,201

B E C E IP T S A N D D ISB T JB SE M E N T S.

2,515,618
54,302
2,722,852
4,059,682

and

D isbursem ents , Y ears E n d ed J u n e

30,1908

to . 1917, etc .— Continued.

640

N o . 3 6 8 . — R e c eipt s

RECEIPTS AND THEIR SOURCES—Continued.
1908

1909

1910

1911

MISCELLANEOUS.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

Profits on coinage, bullion deposits, and assays..
Sales of public lands...............................................
Fees: Consular, letters patent, and land..............
Judicial fees, fines, penalties, e t c ...........................
The District of Colum bia.......................................
Tax on national ba n k s..........................................
Navy pension, hospital, etc., funds......................
Customs fees, fines, penalties, and forfeitures...
Repayments by Pacific railways, principal and
interest1....................................... .......................
Forest reserve fu nd .................................................
Immigrant fu nd......................................................
Premiums on war-risk insurance.............................
Tax on sealskins and rent of fox islands........
Sales of Government property..............................
Sales of ordnance m aterial...................................
Depredations on public la n d s...............................
Other miscellaneous sources................................

11,223,337
9,731,560
5,222,995
871,980
6,062,971
2,888,721
2,033,536
607,004

6,656,017
7,700,568
5,039,138
942,462
6,636,816
3,251,920
942,194
740,111

4,119,809
6,355,797
5,741,469
718,595
6,853,981
3,333,011
1,057,215
. 728,575

5,272,347
5,731,637
5,131,157
749,653
7,060,080
3,503,502
1,724,910
3,574,032

6,970,159
5,392, 797
5,029,827
1,274,839
7,774,381
3,637,009
1,326,013
1,387,115

6,275,980
1,865,701
3,388,895

5,627,189
1,804,832
3,269,477

10,063
2,093,006
4,179,148

8,767
2,018,831
3,669,816

8,047
2,158,345
3,336,519

9,493
2,466,927
4,735,062

9,036
2,486,901
5,216,150

153,107
1,329,792
256,219
141,880
3,264,769

153,375
902,158
265,542
397,870
4,169,333

15^,375
1,664,903
278,482
262,697
5,544,411

403,947
1,978,803
381,566
220,394
11,002,589

385,862
2,782,028
224,732
161,071
5,740,743

130,641
3,480,618
202,432
103,600
7,918,502

96,420

105, i31

394,341

319,254

1,149,880

181,047

Source.

1912

1916

1917

1915

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

5,545,148
2,910,205
5,518,181
1,123,950
8, 070,369
3,730,059
1,026,118
1,588,202

6,182,560
2,571,775
5,774,104
1,129,857
8,080,421
3,883,198
804,298
1,025,256

4,427,903
2,167,136
5,335,622
855,222
8,748,528
3,908,607
915,309
793,877

4,354,613
1,887,662
5,519,741
938,046
if, 332,977
3,838,034
761,458
957,125

10,957,182
1,892,893
5,476,955
846,433
9,175,672
3,611,802
1,166,245
872,758

9,247
2,534,959
1,325,779
1,774,464
109
50,547
1,225,326
1,388,982
124,253
146,058
75,359
219,096
11,447,301 27,205,878

9,148
2,883,784
803,419
862,557
56,397
1,473,622
159,808
148,555
7,366,777

3,897
3,515,141
854,396
11,526,587
183,931
1,874,887
217,474
84,787
13,737,003

110,026

842,596

143,536

TRUST FUNDS.
Department of State:
Miscellaneous trust fu n d s...............................
Treasury Department:
Spanish indemnity principal
_____
Spanish indemnity, interest...........................
South Carolina, school fund
..............
Fund for education of the blind.....................




570,000
28,500
61,001
252,527

142,019

R E C E IP T S A N D D IS B U R S E M E N T S

1914

1913

▼ s — oT26SS

lie i

■1,879,395
446,245

1,859,889
811,163

2,070,842
627,213

1,869,402
446,598

1,589,836
604,290
4,518

2,023,441
445,304

1,802,607
539,237

1,633,261
541,596

1,486,106
432,803
1,020

479,236
63,265

636,419
141,917

439,169
140,379

457,004
148,922

284,609
159,881

177,018
113,279

208,676
176,984

154,283
173,825

177,311
239,284

163,139
3,230,951
1,276,412
30,866

121,675
2,860,199
1,324,213
4,693

110,176
4,380,094
3,083,422
92,418

71,607
3,264,764
3,079,441
59,687

67,774
3,739,105
4,489,249
156,199

54,429
3,248,056
4,668,180
90,590

191,734
2,386,136
3,058,671
591,980

2,696,720
5,486,447
348,646

2,995,668
10,323,313
212,780

102,737

29,305

33,985

31,588

23,865

30,292

19,392

29,245

39,878

300,185

83,138

91,360

91,107

97,396

99,990

99,198

94,736

83,967

Department o f Commerce: a
Miscellaneous trust funds................................
District of Columbia:
Miscellaneous trust fund deposits.................
Washington redemption fu n d .......................
Police and firemen’s relief fu n d s..................
Other trust fu n d s.............................................

291,306
91,779
107,108
23,825

428,919
111,766
121,665
24,371

305,241
86,878
109,837
54,757

333,916
104,087
107,419
20,505

448,382
110,383
99,291
51,253

510,121
117,769
109,703
39,618

419,201
121,947
124,325
7,043

509,412
132,388
121,754
23,638

426,712
148,204
134,523
35,673

413,988
164,573
135,895
6,212

Total m iscellaneous.....................................

63,301,861

57,263,275

51,919,314

64,186,270

58,968,796

60,634,487

62,180,653

71,399,411

53,900,190

82,854,377

Balance arising in adjustment of moneys not
covered by warrants in the fiscal year of de­
posit in Treasurer’s cash.....................................

-65,395

-598,363

-24,663

+159,833

—124,203

+168,381

+131,492 +1,055,099

-123,513

-8,852

502

Ordinary receipts.......................................... 601,060,723

2,112

603,589,490

675,511,715

R E C E IP T S A N D D IS B U R S E M E N T S .

War Department:
Army deposit fund............................................ • 1,653,632
Soldiers’ Home permanent fund....................
438,312
Miscellaneous trust funds................................
95
Navy Department:
Navy deposit fund............................................
511,148
Marine Corps deposit fund..............................
8,760
Interior Department:
Deposits for surveying public lan ds.............
274,047
Proceeds of Indian lan ds................................
1,947,555
Indian moneys, proceeds of la b o r.................
1,624,655
Miscellaneous trust fu n d s..............................
12,242
Personal funds of patients, Government
Hospital for Insane......................................
Pension money, Government Hospital for

701,372,375 691,778,465 724,111,230 734,673,167 697,910,828 779,664,552 1,118,174,126

. ,
.

T..
S.,

Panama Canal:
Proceeds of bonds, Panama Canal...............
Premium on sale of bonds, Panama Canal...
Receipts from tolls...........................................

24,631,980
735,789

30,000,000
731,008

17,641,634
460,536

32,358,366
830,738

Total canal receipts....................................

25,367,769

30,731,008

318,102,170

33,189,104

2,869,995

6,150,669

2, 869,995

6,150,669




641

i Includes interest only after 1909.
2 Department of Commerce and Labor prior to Mar. 4,1913, when the Department of Labor was created.
8 Includes deposits of 817,641,634 for principal o f bonds, only $2,035,700 of which were actually issued in 1911; the balance was issued in the fiscal year 1912.

D isbursements, Y ears E nded J une 30, 1908

to

1917, etc .— C on tin u ed .

642

N o . 3 6 8 . — R eceipts and

RECEIPTS AND THEIR SOURCES—Continued.
Source.

1908

Public-debt receipts 2.................................. 79,769,637
Total receipts, exclusive of postal............ 706,198,129
Postal revenues..................................................... 191,478,663
Total receipts, including postal............... 897,676,792

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

D ollars.

Dollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

Dollars.

40,232,555

459,280
20,078,365

1,929,840
21,471,010

933,540
121,553,415

1,803,500
56,648,903

1,794,660
37,293,045

45,624,240

31,674,292

3,118,940
19,902,282

1,466,335,095
918,205,000
4,390,000
20,537,645

23,400,850

23,021,222

22,486,955

58,452,403 2,428,017,800

679,944,738 707,186,007 769,707,100 745,505,214
203,562,383 224,128,658 237,879,824 246,744,016

747,512,080
266,619,526

757,694,389
287,934,566

720,397,783
287,248,165

840,986,950 3,552,342,596
312,057,689 329,726,116

45,624,240

31,674,292

40,232,555

883,607,121 931,314,665 997,586,924 992,249,230 1,014,131,605 1,045,628,956 1,007,645,948 1,153,044,639 3,882,068,'711
RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS.

Customs revenue................................................... 286,113,130
Internal revenue................................................... 251,711,127
Miscellaneous (n e t).............................................. 63,236,466

300,711,934 333,683,445 814,497,071 311,321,672
246,212,644 289,933,519 322,529,201 321,612,200
56,664,912 51,894,751 64,346,103 58,844,593

318,891,896
344,416,966
60,802,868

292,320,015
380,041,007
62,312,145

209,786,672 213,185,846
415,669,646 512,702,029
72,454; 510 53,776,677

Ordinary receipts...................................... 601,060,723
Panama Cartal receipts
___________ ____ __ 25,367,769
Public-debt receipts 2............................................1 79,769,637

603,589,490 675,511,715 701,372,375 691,778,465
30,731,008
18,102,170 33,189,104
45,624,240 31,674,292 40,232,555 20,537,645

724,111,230

734,673,167

697,910,828

23,400,850

23,021,222

22,486,955

779,664,552 1,118,174,126
2,869,095
6,150,669
58,452,403 2,428,017,800

Total receipts, exclusive of postal............ 706,198,129
Postal revenues...................................................... 191,478,663

679,944,738 707,186,007 759,707,100 745,505,214
203,562,383 224,128,658 287,879,824 246,744,016

747,512,080
266,619,526

757,694,389
287,934,566

720,397,783
287,248,165

840,986,950 3,552,342,595
312,057,689
329,726,116

Total receipts, including postal................ 897,676,792




225,962,393
809,366,208
82,845,525

883,507,121 931,314,665 997, 586,924 992,249,230 1,014,131,606 1,045,628,955 1,007,645,948 1,153,044,639 3,882,068,711

R E C E IP T S A N D D IS B U R S E M E N T S ,

D ollars.
Public debt:
Postal savings bonds.....................................
Bank-note fund............................................... 64,333,137
Proceeds of bonds, other securities, and
premiums, on account of public d e b t.. 15,436,500
__
First "Liberty Unfm of 1917. „ _
Certificates of indebtedness..........................
One-year Treasury notes................................

1909

DISBURSEMENTS AND THfclR OBJECTS.
Object.

Total legislative.....................................

Executive Office:

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

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1,772,376

1,945,515

1,995,785

1,847,946

1,934,416

1,821,486

1,796,519

1,807,451

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6,394,811
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29,701
157,847

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5,735,847
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512,752

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5,451,153
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27,002
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5,423,583
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5,444,754
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5,356,903
627,306
32,558
1,106,908

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6,238,825
677,107
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13,723,103

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13,616,496

13,344,838

12,729,950

13,291,813

13,468,828

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238,063

256,577

264,857

272,144

280,293

289,480

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734,603

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444,345

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425,689

586,304

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343,226

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675,708

1,322,594
712,417

1,354,280
767,356

1,302,450
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1,427,969
733,410

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205,128
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471,371

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557,753
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2,498,618

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Foreign intercourse—
Consular salaries.......................................
Diplomatic salaries...................................
Representation of interests of foreign
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255,351

462,459

Salaries and m iscellaneous...........................
Relief of American citizens in Europe..........
United States Tariff Commission..................
Temporary government for the West Indian
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National security and defense: Executive...
Bureau of Efficiency........................................
Civil Service Commission..............................

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

LEGISLATIVE.
United States Senate: Salaries and expenses___
House of Representatives: Salaries and expenses...................................................................
Public printing and bin din g................................
Library of Congress...............................................
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OF C O LL E C TIN G R E V E N U E ,

No. 370.—INTERNAL AND CUSTOMS REVENUES, 1877 TO 1917: A m ounts

C o llec ted a n d E x p e n s e s o f C o l l e c t in g .
[Source: Reports of the Secretary of the Treasury.]

Year ended
June 30—

Internal revenue.
Revenue.

Customs revenue.

Expenses of collecting.1*2

Dollars.

1877................. 118,630,407.83
1878................. 110,681,624.74
1879................. 113,561,610.58
1880................. 124,009,373.92
1881.............. 135,264,385.51
1882................. 146,497,595.45
1883................ 144, 720,368.98
1884................. 121,586,072.51
1885................. 112,498,725.54
1886................. 116,805,936.48
1887................. 118,823,391.22
1888................. 124,296,871.98
1889............ 130,881,513.92
1890................. 142,606,705.81
1891................. 145,686,249.44
1892................. 153,971,072.57
1893................. 161,027,623.93
1894................. 147,111,232.81
1895................. 143,421,672.02
1896................. 146,762,864.74
1897................. 146,688,574.29
1898................. 170,900,641.49
1899................. 273,437,161.51
1900................. 295, 327,926.76
1901................. 307,180,663.77
1902................. 271,880,122.10
1903................. 230,810,124.17
1901................. 232,904,119.45
1905................. 234, 095,740.85
1906................ 249,160,212.91
1907................. 269,666,772.85
1908................ 251,711,126.70
1909................ 246,212, 643.59
1910................ 4289,933,519.45
1911................ 4322,529,200.79
1912........... . 4321,612,199.66
1913................. 4344,416,965.65
1914................. 4380,041,007.30
1915................. 4415,669,646-00
1916................. 4512.702,028.78
1917................. 4809,'366,207.73

Dollars.

Per cent

Revenue.

Dollars.

Expenses of collecting.1*a

Dollars.

3,556,943.85
2.99 130,956,493.07 6,501,037.57
3,280,162.22
2.96 130,170,680.20 5,826,974.32
3.10 137,250,047. 70 5,477,421.52
3,527,956.56
2.95 186,522,064.60 6,023,253.53
8,657,105,10
4,327,793.24 .
3.20 198,159,676.02 6,383,288.10
4,097,241.34
2.80 220,410,730.25 6,506,359. 26
. 8.06 214,706,496.93 6,593,509. 43
4,424,707.39
4,216,847.26
3.47 195,067,489.76 6, 709,485. 76
3,853,035.94
3.42 181,471,939.34 6,494,847.29
3.06 192,905,023.44 6,427,612.67
3,578,679.42
3,826,507.98
3.22 217,286,893.13 6,8.55,801.74
2.92 219,091,173.63 7,156,187. 77
3,626,038.91
8,770,388.72
2.88 223,832,741.69 7,030,487.00
3,780,950.41
2. 65 229,668,584. 57 6,859,986.09
2. 75 219,522,205.23 6, 964,367.09
4,003,485.65
2.52 177,452,964.15 6,646,276.05
3,879,082.31
4,144,927. 02
2.57 203,355,016.73 6,756,790. 98
2.55 131,818,530.62 6,791,872.86
3,749,029.22
3,754,935.45
2. 62 152,158,617.45 6,736,690.92
2.62 160,021,751.67 7,237,796.40
3,846,887.55
2.46 176,554,126. 65 7,075,372.05
3,606,798.85
3,705,256.95
2.17 149,575,062.35 7,152,276.58
4,350,543.05
1.59 206,128,481.75 7,361,562.83
4,446,318. 98
1.51 • 233,164,871.16 7,467,692.48
1.43 238,585,455.99 7,713,418.82
4,404,986.68
4,360,144.97
1.60 254,444,708.19 7, 967,472.89
4,496,479.28
1.95 284,479,581.81 8,468,710.19
4,507,867.83
1.94 261,274,564.81 8,665, 636.37
4,338,184.70
1.85 261,798,856.91 9,115,499.44
1.76 300,251,877.77 8,997,669.41
4,391,660.65
4,641,169,95
1.72 332,233, 362. 70 9,436,752.68
4,650,049.89
1.85 286,113,130. 29 9,580,626.25
4,547,716.05
1.85 300,711,933.95 10,261, 073.33
1.73 333,683,445.03 10,665, 770.12
5,008,191.77
1.55 314,497,071.24 11,015,254, 24
5,027,871.39
6,059,286.49
1.57 311, 321,672.22 10,804,979.15
5,166,301. 36
1.50 318,891,395.86 10,285,613.95
5,542,353.55
1.46 292,320,014.51 9,804, 771.72
1.50 209.786,672.21 9,268,403.58
6,236,046.55
1.22 213,185,845.63 9,074,471.95
6,259,047.67
.86 225,962,393.38 9,850,189.63
6,974,140.11

Per cent.
4.96
4.47
3.96
3.23
3.25
2.92
3.07
3.44
3.58
3.33
3.16
3.27
3.14
2.98
3.17
3.74
3.32
5.15
4, 43
4.52
4.01
4.78
3.57
3.20
3,23
3.13
2. 98
3.32
3.48
3.00
2.55
3. 35
3. 41
3.20
3.50
3.47
3.23
3.35
4.42
4.26
4.36

1 Based on warrants issued during the year.
2The cost of collecting the internal revenue embraces the following items: Salaries and expenses of
the Intemal-Re.venue Service, including collectors, deputy collectors, clerks, etc., and including
expenses incident to enforcing the provisions of law taxing oleom argarine; salaries and expenses of
revenue agents, surveyors of distilleries, gaugers, storekeepers, and miscellaneous expenses; paper for
internal-revenue stamps, expenses of detecting and punishing violations of internal-revenue laws, and
expenses of collecting the corporation tax.
»The expenses of collecting the revenue from customs includes all sums draw n from the appropria­
tion m ade by Congress for th at purpose. The money is expended for salaries, rents, labor in weigh­
ing, gauging, and m easuring imported m erchandise, revenue boatmen, repairs, and other expenses
incident to rented buildings, stationery, and the traveling expenses of special agents, but does not
include disbursements for revenue cutters, fuel, lights, water, furniture, janitors, etc., for buildings
owned by the Government, nor disbursem ents for erecting new buildings, all of which are paid for from
specific appropriations m ade for those purposes.
The expenses of collecting internal and customs revenue do not include the disbursem ents for sala­
ries, etc., incident to auditing these accounts in the office of the Auditor for the Treasury Department.
4 Includes collections on account of corporation, individual-income, and emergency-revenue laws, for
amounts of which see following table.




654'

No, 871— INTEKNAL-REVEOTE COLLECTIONS, 1889 TO 1917: B y S pecified Sources.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]
Year ended June 30—




Dollars.

74.312.206.00
81.687.375.00
83.335.964.00
91.309.954.00
94.720.261.00
85.259.252.00
79.862.627.00
80.670.071.00
82.008.543.00
92,547,000.00
99.283.534.00
109.868.817.00
116.027.980.00
121.138.013.00
131,953,472.39
135,810,015.42
135.958.513.12
143.394.055.12
156,336,901,89
140,158,807.15
134.868.034.12
148.029.311.54
155,279,858.26
156,391,467.77
163.879.342.54
159,098,177.31
139,462,292.69
153,457,906.76
187,288,083.49

Tobacco,

Dollars.

31.866.861.00
33.958.991.00
32,796, 271.00
31,000,493.00
31,889, 712.00
28.617.899.00
29.704.908.00
30.711.629.00
30.710.297.00
36.230.522.00
62.493.208.00
59.355.084.00
62.481.907.00
61.937.925.00
43,514,810.24
44.655.808.75
45,659,910.50
48,422,997.38
51,811,069.69
49,862,754.26
61,887,178.04
68,118,457.03
67,005,950.56
70,590,151.60
76.789.424.75
79,986,639.68
77,470,757.18
85,324,094,46
102,230,205.36

Ferm ented
liquors.

Oleomar­
garine.

Playing
cards.

Dollars.
23.723.835.00
26.008.535.00
28.565.130.00
30.037.453.00
32.548.983.00
31.414.788.00
31.640.618.00
33.784.235.00
32.472.162.00
39.515.421.00
68.644.558.00
73,550,754. Q0
75.669.908.00
71.988.902.00
47,547,856.08
49,083, 458.77
50.360.553.18
55,641,858.56
59.567.818.18
59,807,616,81
67,456,411.42
60,572,288.54
64,367,777.65
63,268,770.51
66,266,989.60
67,081,512.45
78,460,380.97
87,875,672.22
91,094,677.70

Dollars.
894.248.00
786.292.00
1.077.924.00
1.266.326.00
1.670.643.00
1.728.480.00
1.409.211.00
1.219.432.00
1.034.130.00
1.315.780.00
1.956.619.00
2.543.785.00
2.518.101.00
2.944.492.00
786.783.81
484,097.45
605.478.81
570,037.93
887,641.31
954,804.96
902.197.81
1,099,502.84
1,000,214.79
1,128,707.25
1,369,987.67
1,325,219.13
1,108,342.44
924,699.91
1,202,881.78

DdUars.

882.402.00
259.854.00
251.306.00
261.081.00
271,129- 00
331.011.00
317.270.00
364.678.00
422,580.32
376.408.34
426,575.44
489.847.26
572,714,48
459,860.12
602,262,58
665.524.34
681,640.7$
616,283.60
655,283.10
714.307.26
673,847. 54
819,654- 20
820.897.26

Stamp taxes, Special taxes,
n. e. s.2
n. e. s.

Dollars,

Dollars.

794,418.00
43.837.819.00
40.964.365.00
39.241.036.00
13.442.793.00

46,973.00
6.167.028.00
7.400.133.00
9.377.634.00
9.105.869.00

*23,455,965.34
*42,196,443.48
*8,926,310.30

14,281,074.42
16.580.480.38
23.371.310.39

INTEBNAL-BEVENUE COLLECTIONS,

1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917

Spirits.

Year ended June 30—

Munition
manufacturers.

Estates,

Dollars.
Dollars.
1889...............................................................................
1890...............................................................................
1891...............................................................................
1892...............................................................................
1893...............................................................................
1894................................... _.........................................
1895...............................................................................
1896...............................................................................
1897...............................................................................
1898...............................................................................
1899...............................................................................
1900...............................................................................
1901........................................................................
1902...............................................................................
1903...............................................................................
1904...............................................................................
1905.............................................................................;
1906...............................................................................
1907...............................................................................
1908...............................................................................
1909....................................................... : .....................
1910...............................................................................
1911...............................................................................
1912...............................................................................
1913...............................................................................
1914...............................................................................
1915...............................................................................
1916...............................................................................
1917............................................................................... 27,663,939.63 6,076,575.26

Excess
profits.

Corporation
taxes.4

Dollars.

Dollars.

37,176.37

20,959,783.74
33,511,525.00
28,588,269.81
35,006,299.84
43,127,739.89
39,155,596.77
56,993,657.98
179,572,887.86

Individual in­
come tax.

i

Dollars.

28,253,634.85
41,046,162.09
67,943,594.63
180,108,340.10

Accepted
oilers in
compro­
mise
penal ties,
etc.

Articles and
industries
formerly
taxed, but
now exempt,
and miscella­
neous.&

Dollars.

D ollars.

84, m o o
136.721.00
256.214.00
240.432.00
168.488.00
151.046.00
168.805.00
184.711.00
134.036.00
153.268.00
184.675.00
210.786.00
200.520.00
208.233.00
148,414.07
206,058.56
226,594.73
283,991.62
253,652.43
241,680.16
411,987.53
434,705.95
597,416.58
856,407.83
401,910.26
284,501.61
379,288.98
458,772.77
871,606.22

12.292.00
16.783.00
3.913.00
2.856.00
6.908.00
1.985.00
77.507.00
684.00
9.119.00
2.356.00
656,004, 00
1.091.372.00
1.037.313.00
737,085.00
6,417,008.81
2,287,033.78
948,350.59
300,450. IS
284,224.87
180,926.58
184,658,22
177,646.18
181,916.12
180,876.32
165,216.09
137,261.78
187,315.44
148,220.98
128,749.721

Total.

Dollars,
130.894.484.00
142,594,697.00.
146.036.416.00
163.857.544.00
161,004, m o o
147.168.450.00
143.246.078.00
146.830.616.00
146.619.593.00
170.866.819.00
273.484.574.00
295.316.108.00
306.871.669.00
271.867.990.00
230,740,925.22
232,903,781.06
234,187,976,87
249.102.788.00
269.664.022.85
251,665,950.04
246,212,719*22
289,957,220.16
322,626,299.73
821,615,894,69
344.424.453.85
880,008,893.96
435.681.023.86
512,723,287,77
809,393,640* 44

1Includes after 1909 amounts received from the sale of internal-Tevenue stamps affixed to Philippine products (act of Aug. 5,1909), varying from 895,000 to $319,000,
2 From 1898 to 1902, inclusive, the figures include special taxes, n. e. s., and legacy taxes (act of June 13, 1898). For 1915 and subsequent years they include all special
taxes (act of Oct. 22,1914, and prior acts).
3 From stam p taxes, Schedules A and B (act of Oct. 22,1914).
4 Prior to the fiscal year 1914 the entire collection was from special excise tax on corporations (act of Aug. 5,1909). For 1014 the figures include $10,671,077.22 collected under
the same act and $32,456,662.67 income tax on corporations (act of Oct. 3,1913).
6 The principal items in recent years are m ixed flour, and adulterated and process or renovated butter.




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656

INTERNAL-REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

No. 372.—INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTED ON DISTILLED SPIRITS,
WINES, 'AND MALT LIQUORS: 1884 t o 1909.1
1

[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Departm ent.]
From license duties.
Year ended June 30 *—

1884..............................................................
1885..............................................................
1886..............................................................
1887.............................................................
1888..............................................................
1889..............................................................
1890..............................................................
18913............................................................
1892..............................................................
1893..............................................................
1894..............................................................
1895..............................................................
1896..............................................................
1897..............................................................
1898.............................................. .............
1899.............................................................
1900..............................................................
1901..............................................................
1902..............................................................
1903..............................................................
1904..............................................................
1905..............................................................
1906..............................................................
1907............................................................
1908..............................................................
1909..............................................................

From other than license duties.

For the
the sale
m anufac­ Fordistilled
ture of dis­ of spirits
From m alt From dis­
tilled spirits and m alt
liquors. tilled spirits.
and m alt liquors.
liquors.

Dollars.
376,000
360,000
369,000
376,000
332,000
334,000
384,000
474,000
389,000
357,000
356,000
339,000
395,000
373,000
377,000
442,000
443,000
419,000
461,000.
466,000
469,000
475,000
482,000
480,000
457,000
462,000

Dollars,

Dollars.

5,230,000 17,599,000
5,287,000 17,737,000
5,501,000 19,168,000
5,466,000 21,393,000
4,928,000 22,826,000
4,788,000 - 23,259,000
5,423,000 25,480,000
6,965,000 27,888,000
5,981,000 29,431,000
5,710,000 31,962,000
5,570,000 30, 835,000
5,281,000 31,045,000
5,591,000 33,139,000
5,297,000 31,841,000
5,024,000 38,884,000
5,980,000 67,851,000
5,805,000 72,777,000.
5,441,000 74,962,000
6,186,000 71,175,000
6,490,000 46,665,000
6,604,000 48,208,000
6,808,000 49,460,000
6,836,000 54,651,000
6,815,000 58,546,000
6,842,000 58,748,000
6,894,000 56,303,000

Dollars.

71,785,000
62,358,000
63,731,000
60,516,000
64,544,000
69,655,000
76,409,000
76,574,000
85,546,000
89,240,000
79,913,000
74,839,000
75,329,000
76,970,000
87,777,000
93,656,000
104,395,000
110,876,000
115,305,000
125,890,000
129,613,000
129,577,000
137,067,000
150,064,000
133,919,000
128,665,000

Total.

Dollars.

89,384,000
80,095,000
82,899,000
81,909,000
87,370,000
92,914,000
101,889,000
104,462,000
114,977,000
121,202,000
110,748,000
105,884,000
108,468,0Q0
108,811,000
126,661,000
161,507,000
177,172,000
185,838,000
186,480,000
172,545,000
177,821,000
179,037,000
191,718,000
215,905,000
192,667,000
184,968,000

1The law provides for a tax on wine m ade in im itation of cham pagne, etc., but no internal revenue
was derived from the same during the fiscal years 1884-1898. The am ounts thus received in some of
the subsequent years are so small as to be negligible in this or the table following, except in 1905
w hen they am ounted to nearly $700, included under distilled spirits as $1,000.
2 From 1884 to 1890, inclusive, year ended Apr. 80.
3Fourteen m onths ended June 30.




No. 373.—CUSTOMS AND INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTED ON DISTILLED SPIRITS, WINES, MALT LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO,
WITH TOTAL NATIONAL REVENUE AND PERCENTAGE: Y ears E nded J une 30, 1910 to 1917.

a

32951°— s 1917-

(Sources: Customs revenue from annual reports on Commerce and Navigation, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Departm ent of Commerce; internal revenue,
from reports of the Commissioner of Internal' Revenue, Treasury Departm ent.]
Cl -------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------|°
Source.
1911
1910
1913
1916
1912
1915
1917
1914
Iju
^ Customs revenue:
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
CO
From m alt liq u o rs....................................................................... , 2,027,000
2,079,000
1,916,000
2,075,000
2,014,000
963,000
783,000
686,000
-3
From w ine.....................................................................................
6,509,000
4,825,000
5,495,000
4,505,000
6,462,000
6,284,000
4,758,000
5,809,000
From distilled sp irits................................................................. 9,116,000
9,678,000
9,093,000
8,942,000 10,470,000 10,780,000
7,637,000
7,946,000
T otal..................................................................................... 17,605,000 16,663,000 16,765,000 18,833,000 19,205,000 13,105,000 15,286,000
13,390,000
From tobacco, and m anufactures of...................................... 24,124,000 26,160,000 25,572,000 26,748,000 26,892,000 24,875,000 27,851,000
29,837,000
Internal revenue:
1
*
Other th an license duties—
91,095,000
From m alt liq u o rs........................................................ ...... 59,485,000 63,217,000 62,108,000 65,246,000 66,105,000 78,460,000 87,876,000
From distilled sp irits.......................................................... 141,990,000 148,588,000 149,934,000 158,069,000 153,546,000 137,155,000 150,826,000 182,124,000
T otal..................................................................................... 201,475,000 211,805,000 212,042,000 223,315,000 219,651,000 215,615,000 238,702,000 273,219,000
License duties—
For the m anufacture of m alt liquors and distilled
425,000
438,000
503,000
400,000
426,000
370,000
468,000
484,000
sp irits...................................................................................
6,104,000
7,934,000
6,394,000
8,325,000
10,420,000
7,340,000
For the sale of m alt liquors,distilled spirits, and wines. 6,659,000
7,134,000
6,529,000
8,334,000
8,751,000
10,790,000
6,832,000
7,843,000
7,618,000
7,127,000
Total.....................................................................................
Total internal revenue:
From alcoholic beverages........................................................ 208,602,000 219,648,000 219,660,000 230,147,000 226,180,000 223,949,000 247,453,000 284,009,000
From tobacco, and m anufactures o f.................................... 58,118,000 67,006,000 70,590,000 76,789,000 79,987,000 77,471,000 85,324,000 102,230,000
Total internal-revenue and customs receipts:
From alcoholic beverages........................................................ 226,207,000 236,311,000 236,335,000 248,980,000 245,385,000 237,054,000 262,739,000 297,399,000
From tobacco, and m anufactures o f ...................................... 82,242,000 93,166,000 96,162,000 103,537,000 106,879,000 102,346,000 113,175,000 132,067,000
T otal...................................................................................... 808,449,000 329,477,000 332,497,000 352,517,000 352,264,000 339,400,000 375,914,000 429,466,000
Total national ordinary receipts from all sources........................ 675,511,715 701,372,375 691,778,465 724,111,230 734,673,167 697,910,828 779,664,552 1,118,174,126
Receipts from alcoholic beverages and tobacco, per cent of
43.22
48.63
48.68
47.95
38.41
46.98
48.06
45.66
total revenue . . . . . . . . ..........................................
— .....

iNAL-BEVENUE COLLECTIONS.

657




658

No. 374__ INTERNAL-REVENUE COLLECTIONS, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1908 TO 1917: B y S tates .
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]

State or Territory, etc.

1909

1910

1911

1912

Dollars.
Dollars.
JDollars.
Dollars,
Dollars,
254,200.50
265,759.77
196,090.91
156,308.35
310,904,43
62.031.00
72,922.68
179,318.48
165,314.34
145,339.69
89,361.27
105,511,18
8,876,649.60 9,221,700.80
6.444.353.40 6,922,882.60 8,243,026.25
164,479.30
185,550.46
767,495.81 . 948,810.24 1,049,517.68 1,075,823.38
685,424.34
77,789.74
81,569.66
1,834,346.69 1,801,401.99 2,724,799.86 2,019,123.47 1,890,719.12
1,199,918.93 1,104,180.40
1,058,036.76 1,074,734.87 1,431,224.12 1,420,701.82 1,347,573.64
279,218.43
619.445.11
541,253.11
450,987.23
419,269.59
218,739.14
266,225.42
209,132.51
79,107.99
56,878.14
46,122,844.97 43,441,771.11 49,165,272.73 53,514,408.18 52,614,483.95
31,133,384.24 30,321,315.73
26,546,753.39 25,224,816.81 28,885,240.02
967,593.62 1.127.172.01 1,267,893.29 1,125,642,43
933,725.05
525,804.09
664,632.62 f 564,293,35
342,199.67
\ 323,725.20
L 133,336.84
26,874,585.54 28,130,420.34 82,260,278.47 33,295,173.98 32,187,875.16
5,206,645.98 6,141,321.06 4.082.368.52 4,836,286.25 4,997,769.41
8,374,564.35 7, $66,724.92
421,365.55
528,582.03
7.045.696.41 6.960.142.39 8,310,056.36
753.254.11
942,887.86
4,311,892. S9 3.631.070.39 5,676,103.69 7,397,001.38 7,223,431.34
6,184,500.85 6,281,314.38 6,895,714.59 7,007,615.96 7,353,335.30
1,812,788.97 1,878,914.19 2,995,236.00 8,449,236.03 2,942,360.55
9,334,561.62 9,699,092.91 10,864,911.86 12,470,680.53 12,062,821.58
f 412,002.43
405,937.61
818,385.05
676,629.84
92,191.23
82,315.56
> 644,864.56
l 312,666.75
257,926.33
2,124,035.80 2,440,462.29 2.742.756.02 2,773,308.65 2,988,343.18
f 456,598.89
476,349.14
356,255.24
222,788.57
704,663.84
474,530.00
- 483,144.64
72,668.42
77,760.60
6.969.893.42 6,989,487.47 8.834.216.53 9.776.823.33 10,582,235.36
f 64,529.00
56,705.80
128,068.95 i, 123,796.21
96,753.13
■ 105,209.31
104,593.73
30,359,597.81 28,637,349.37 36,157,326.39 44,475,463.80 43,866,204.28
6,081,091.21 6,150,672.94 5.919.634.02 7.272.118.34 8,953,480.66
58,872.37
56,888.21
217,857.36 f 162,519.42
175,701.29
- 172,400.40
{
138,509.78




1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

Dollars,
361,463.81
80,181.10
190.665.24
9,684,145.99
92,613.17
943,793.27
69,483.35
1,987,074.48
1,241,087.01
1,429,929.61
623.632.24
240,553.38
58,302,601.36
31,623,505.62
1,180,855.47
732,152.46
35,200,906.44
4,462,094.33
7,546,012.45
579,013.25
913,104.23
7,236,812.89
8,302,016.91
3,274,511.22
12,470,712.72
445,545.87
88,282.04
328,130.83
2,697,049.76
■' 505,881.75
300,932.99
78,429.93
12,403,126.53
83,723.68
166,614.56
46,661,853.07
10,635,276.47
61,279.83
137,260.63

Dollars.
463,440.94
140,873.87
245,021.53
11,294,714.78
119,239.57
1,079,884.12
109,197.06
2,420,171.23
1,500,356.51
1,509,908.89
729,779.04
246,754.46
60,761,833.58
29,598,797.29
1,499,475.88
536,679,12
35,405,517.87
5,664,435.17
7,611^016.13
629,774.26
1,273,691.23
9,116,790.33
9,349,3J5.S8
4,057,510.48
13,331,518.58
640,709.04
98,374.05
476.363.42
2,861,077.16
576,269.91
430,583*61
154,731.99
13,829,051.13
98,627.99
167,733.95
62,116,763.34
11,947,270.64
111.357.42
174,750.94

Dollars.
661,217.64
223,965.84
394,536.43
13,129,026.52
171,095.06
1,509,773.16
133,509.79
3,222,249.67
1,797,903,53
1,562,425.02
1,041,349.35
434,582.62
56,242,546.12
25,761,193.45
2,621,308.38
1 ,101,868/00
33,653,848.21
8,604,940.00
7,766,490.56
722,298.66
1,438,628.75
12,094,625.11
11.085.043.07
5,195,257.80
14,874.845.68
752,908.96
208,004.69
576,720.59
2,878,265.06
783,234.45
718,084.03
276,446.50
15.358.014.08
142,593.08
208.912.05
76,271,908.24
13,651,937.38
261.610.05
359,551.25

Dollars,
667,840.10
304,884.61
462,609.35
15.167.119.68
157,393.28
1.665.031.28
250.144.85
5,295,874.32
2,403,593-62
1,816,214.81
1.392.273.28
694.137.85
65.287.404.68
30,848,288.74
2,562,859.08
1,216,626.92
37,242,180.89
10,182,988.37
8,789,495.35
3,076,028.03
1.408.009.49
16,059,024.68
12,370,450.88
6.827.377.49
16,856,519.11
991,399.65
307.257.95
934,681.87
4,682,808.98
922,659.06
838,660.93
459,561.97
18,666,493.49
306,518.72
351,618.89
104,910,489.62
19,543,586.25
388.141.95
457,742.23

1,303,523.09
549,376.63
620,373.45
23,775,979.31
173,511.38
3,184,642.63
340,336.71
12,681,031.30
4,942,185.99
2,192,383.29
2,178,425.44
1,534,675.38
88,213,200.70
36,603,414.11
2,591,994.32
3,455,540.59
47,117,694.28
13,930,108.52
13,475,129.11
18.218.728.44
2.575.908.51
29,796,108.38
18 765,231.58
10.052.368.45
22,313,164.73
1,816,047.74
474,541.77
1.745.819.51
4,839,892.02
1,234,952.37
1,407,622.72
657,043.81
24,783,041.56
494,405.45
915,913.16
189,944,071.68
30,898,082.01
388,250.53
432,113.80

Dollars.

INTERNAL-REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

A labam a*.......................
Mississippi*......................
Arkansas ..........................
California..........................
N evada.............................
C olorado.........................
W yom ing..........................
C onnecticut....................
Rhode Island...................
F lo rid a .............................
G eorgia.............................
H aw aii...............................
Illinois...............................
In d ia n a .......................
Io w a ............................ .
K ansas*............................
Oklahoma a ......................
K entucky..........................
Louisiana*........................
Mississippi*......................
M aryland..........................
D elaw are..........................
Dist. Columbia, and two
counties of V irginias..
M assachusetts............
M ichigan...................
M innesota.........................
M issouri.......................
M ontana.......................
Id a h o ............................
U ta h ..............................
N ebraska..................... .
New H am pshire........
M aine.............................
V erm ont......................
New Je rse y .................
New M exico...............
A rizona........................ .
New Y ork.................... .
North Carolina___...
North D akota.............
South D akota.............

1908

18,907,081.44
568,415.44
20,886,066.67
101,264.15
2,385,400.26
806,079.21
4,644,146.88
1.072.004.75
1,417,070.20
7.915.486.76

20,982,844.76
743,981.6i
25,961,970.80
167,046.92
2.342.365.81
1.202.760.82
6,035,170.48
1,215,130.84
1.593.868.92
8.688.693.93
*>229,105.44
246,212,719.22 289,957,220.16

21,828,616.06
975,503.07
27,606,360.54
184,432.63
2,433,699.13
1,377,466.06
8,205,287.63
/ 1,382,024.21
\ 23,035.24
1,783,861.81
9,582,454.31
9 95,471.01
322,626,299.73

23,823,944.58
148,906.24
893,921.74
26,453,570.07
185,703.72
2,363,620.25
1,397,483.85
8,356,560.81
1,363,225.76
22,246.97
1,799,445.62
9,400,140.99
10224,584.05
321,615,894.69

25,169,957.10
177.649.30
822.730.30
28,959,532.66
591,356.36
192,104.14
2,384,189.03
1,584,440.94
8,059,986.63
1,428,013.90
19,994.00
1,898,998.78
9,564,192.13
819,100.64
344,424,453.85

25,031,262.61
361,169.88
956,309.55
33,422,532.99
632,650.00
820,873.23
2.345.515.52
2,025,339.69
8,487,406.10
1.865.247.52
31,857.14
2,084,690.33
9,994,997.66
170,779.51
380,008,893.96

27,424,294.20
729,323.56
1,160,496.09
37,611,791.32
793.60
453,396.66
3,375,418.27
2,841,336.60
8,642,358.70
2,329,311.84
M2,764.52
1,969,473.72
11,390,243.87
193,302.08
415,681,023.86

33,743,476.42
1,367,289.06
1,032,051.93
44,817,504.27
588,551.78
598,535.44
2,883,994.62
4,032,276.04
9,567,961.24
1,905,891.20
668,621.81
2,099,127.46
12,993,916.57
258,097.63
512,723,287.77

51,342,224.27
6,880,982.44
1,167,779.85
83,402,857.12
761,218.03
792,795.63
3,451,001.80
7,316,898-61
10,971,463.44
2,378,028-00
799,301.26
3,466,370.38
16,238,351.01
507,533.15
809,393,640.44

1State of Mississippi, detached from Louisiana and consolidated with Alabama June 1,1908, to be known as the district of Alabama.
2Indian Territory and the Territory of Oklahoma constituted by act of Congress the State of Oklahoma Nov. 16,1907, which was detached Feb. 6,1911, from the district
of Kansas and constituted a separate collection district.
3 The collections from the two counties of Virginia are included after 1910 in the aggregate for the State of Virginia.
*The collections from two counties in Virginia were included with the District of Columbia prior to 1911; afterward in the aggregate for the State of Virginia.
6 Includes $11,065.06 income tax on Alaska railroads, which is to be paid over to the treasurer of said Territory (38 Stat., 517).
^Includes $20,937.10 income tax on Alaska railroads, which is to be paid over to the treasurer of said Territory (38 Stat., 517).
3Includes $33,256.83 income tax on Alaska railroads, which is to be paid over to the treasurer of said Territory (38 Stat.,517.)
8 In addition to this amount, $36,066.86 in tne aggregate was received by internal-revenue collectors from sale of stamps affixed to Philippine products at various ports
of entry in the United States ana remains unsegregated in the above returns from those several States.
9In addition to this amount, $125.27 in the aggregate was received by internal-revenue collectors from sale of stamps affixed to Philippine products at various ports of
entry in the United States and remains unsegregated in the above returns from those States.
10 In addition to this amount, $174 from stamps sold by the collector of internal revenue for the district of Minnesota and affixed to Philippine products at the port of
entry remains unsegregated in the returns from that State.

659




INTERNAL-REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

O hio............................... 19,599,646.84
O klahom a.....................
Oregon............................. 550,401.55
Pennsylvania................ 21,250,640.91
Porto Rico.....................
South Carolina.............. 214,409.99
Tennessee....................... 2,402,660.91
T exas.............................. 773,857.94
Virginia4......................... 4,561,621.30
W ashington................... V 1,064,875.96
A laska............................
West Virginia................ ' 1,456,021.05
Wisconsin....................... 8,239,331.45
Philippine Islands.......
Aggregate receipts. 251,665,950.04

660

CORPORATION TAXES,

No. 375.—CORPORATIONS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES SUBJECT
TO SPECIAL TAXES: R e t u r n s R e c e iv e d , R e t u r n s S h o w in g T a x D u e ,
a n d T otal T a x A s s e s se d , Y ea r s
Cen t of I n crea se, by Sta tes.

E nded J u n e

30, 1916

and

1917,

w it h

P er

[Source: Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]
1916
State or Territory.

Returns Returns
received. showing
tax due.

Number, Number.
1,790
88
467
1,518
8,709
3,165
2,887
533
605
1,419
3,146
378
847
12,010
5,612
6,233
3,151
3,054
2,149
1,854
2,034
7,500
5,941
5,227
1,181
7,867
1,699
3,289
319
729
5,561
444
24,169
3,122
2,189
11,082
3,068
2,103
11,643
1,144
2,656
1,717
2,543
6,412
1,447
695
3,054
3,445
2,195
6,115
706
190,911

Alabam a........................
4,214
A laska............................
208
A rizona.......................... 1,286
Arkansas........................ 2,353
California....................... 20,849
Colorado........................
8,177
Connecticut..................
6,288
981
Delaware.......................
District of Columbia..
1,165
Florida...........................
3,023
Georgia..........................
4,246
H aw aii...........................
551
Idaho .............................
2,429
Illinois............................ 22,009
In d ian a.......................... 8,560
Towa...............................
9,401
K ansas...........................
4,355
K entucky......................
5,319
3,996
Louisiana......................
Maine.............................. 3,436
Maryland ...................... 3,883
Massachusetts............... 16,382
Michigan........................ 9,733
Minnesota ...................... 9,321
Mississippi....................
1,945
Missouri......................... 13,844
M ontana........................ 4,448
5,078
N ebraska......................
1,052
N eyada..........................
1,141
New H am pshire.........
New Jersey..................... 12,424
1,058
New Mexico..................
New Y o rk ..................... 48,644
4,934
North Carolina.............
North D akota............... " 2,674
O hio............................... 17,002
7,788
Oklahoma.; ..................
Oregon............................ 5,461
Pennsylvania............... 21,571
2,634
Rhode Islan d ...............
5,827
South Carolina.............
2,385
South D akota...............
Tennessee....................... 4,784
T exas.............................. 10,606
5,066
U ta h ...............................
1,123
V erm ont........................
Virginia.......................... 6,170
9,726
W ashington..................
4,229
West Virginia...............
W isconsin...................... 11,267
W yom ing......................
1,367
Total.................... 366,443




1917
Total tax
assessed.

Returns Returns
received. showing
tax due.

Total tax
assessed.

Dollars. Number. Number. Dollars.
206,198.67
3,384
1,867 910,597.26
28,532.09
102
24,230.39
240
165,232.32
541 635,890.07
1,401
110,958.64
1,728 304,871.36
1,880
2,031,463.70 18,827
8,610 6,067,254.97
632,208.31
7,058
2,673 1,597,864.22
1,261,621.08
4,846 • 3,080 3,940,280.62
1,100,340.56
578 2,857,250.32
814
156,357.89
982
653 523,256.57
108,672,36
1,644
1,351 330,970.51
434,603.48
5,092
3,361 1,135,746.11
341,049.99
575
397 913,352.48
122,080.54
937 218,036.36
1,778
5,049,485.30 22,368 13,453 15,311,904.62
832,493.27
5,944 2,228,408.89
8,624
516,654.65
5,889 1,251,146.51
9,295
658,479.37
3,124 2,072,104.99
4,315
417,655.55
3,281 1,251,532.27
5,187
438,503.61
2,534 1,271,021.83
4,013
322,342.67
1,731 812,968.07
1,863
549,987.07
2,185 1,285,356.32
2,575
2,858,713.10 13,043
8,257 9,628,274.33
2,152,922.21
6,395 6,710,785.43
9,853
1,900,349.80
5,744 4,620,705.94
8,906
95,837.68
1,036 242,343.26
1,528
1,629,797.85 14,606 * 8,748 4,643,158,87
265,127.63
3,462
1,877 688,008,61
331,015.14
3,482 819,405,18
4,820
54,990.28
332
78,056.68
983
105,907.62
773 295,189.92
803
1,685,207.88
7,592
5,660 5,457,241.60
134,766.10
980
. 484 305,192.46
15,352,575.4-7 54,637 28,061 47,239,415.05
315,522.72
4,991
3,370 1,249,694.90
101,675.16
2,408 220,511.41
2,771
3,667,020.57 17,306 12,219 113,091,812.70
422,209.09
3,566 2,253,811-30
7,569
194,661.12
5,016
2,133 430,888.67
6,971,613.70 20,607 '12,501 24,173,264.03
466,511.04
1,914
1,100 1,493,478.08
176,284.13
3,919
2,408 517,079.20
76,043.31
2,219
1,744 179,291.54
324,824.88
2,973 943,982.28
4,738
949,986.64
5,937 2,596,492.12
8,481
430,857.27
3,304
1,465 1,273,765.29
82,456.60
630 191,438.48
664
3,102 1,843,921,08
651,354.56
5,065
425,528.85 10,225
4,082 1,243,580.95
357,702.23
4,220
2,469 1,424,552.35
804,693.74 12,697
6,844 2,737,690.04
75,904.22
732 186.867-58
1,367
58,547,081.71 345,047 204,551 181,723,944.07

1 Includes $2,953.42 excess-profits tax.

Per cent of
increase.

841.6
-1 5 .0
284.8
174.7
198.6
152.7
212.3
159.6
234.6
204.5
161.3
167.8
78.6
203.2
167.6
142.1
214.‘6
199.6
189.8
152.2
133.7
236.8
211.7
143.1
152.8
184.8
159.5
147.5
41.9
178.7
223.8
126.4
207.6
296.0
116.8
257.0
433.8
121.3
246.7
220.1
193.3
135.7
190.6
173.3
195.6
132.1
183.0
192.X
298.2
240.2
146.1
210.3

N o. 3 7 6 .—CORPORATIONS, JOINT STOCK COMPANIES OR ASSOCIATIONS OR COMPANIES, A N D INSUARNCE COM­
P A N IE S SUBJECT TO SPECIAL TAKES: N umber o f R eturns and o f T axable R eturns R eceived , T axes A ssessed U nder

E ach H e a d ,
. Sta tes.

and

T o t a l T a x e s A s s e s s e d (A cts o f A u g . 5, 1909, O c t . 3, 1913, and Sept . 8, 1916),
[Source: Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]

State or Territory.

A la b a m a ......................
A la s k a ..........................
A r iz o n a .........................
A rk an sas......................
C aliforn ia.....................
C o lo r a d o .......................
C on n ec ticu t................
D ela w a re .....................
D istrict o f C olu m bia.
F lo r id a ..........................
G eorgia .........................
H a w a ii..........................
I d a h o .............................
I llin o is ...........................

TrwUanty......................

Rftnaag........................

I o w a ...............................
K e n tu c k y ....................
L o u is ia n a ....................
M a i n e . . . . . . . . . ...........
M a r y la n d ...................
M assachusetts___ . . .
M ich igan ......................
M inn esota..........'.—
M ississippi..................
M issouri.......................
M on ta n a ......................
N eb ra sk a .....................
N e v a d a .........................
N e w H a m p s h ire ____




Returns Taxable
received. returns.

On basis of returns filed.
Original.

50 per cent
additional.

Number. Number. Dollars.
Dollars.
1,867
866,043.47 1,378.28
3,384
102
17,115.17
265.84
240
607,854.21
439.15
541
1,401
287,169.24 1,648.89
1,880
1,728
8,610 5,506,686.36 5,918.68
18,827
2,673 1,554,301.92
229.25
7,068
3,080 3,647,224.52 11,551.77
4,846
578 2,853,463.45
814
138.86
653
509,555.74
982
303.97
1,351
310,694.51 1,000.45
1,644
3,361 1,093,406.36 6,787.05
6,092
397
830,067.25
576
81.68
937
195,533.27
833.43
1.778
22,368 13,453 15,096,930.71 10,540.10
5,944 2,072,534.24 5,524.17
8,624
847.46
9,295
5,889 1,152,874.17
3,124 2,032,569.28
4,315
862.23
5,187
3,281 1,221,537.61 1,057,50
2,534 1,133,214.18 1,056.31
4,013
1,863
1,731
755,035.96 2,225.33
2,185 1,135,896.04 1,903.34
2,575
13,043
8,257 9,138,671.23 8,605.58
6,395 6,537,218.57 4,929.86
9,853
8,906
5,744 4,264,224.81 11,867.23
1,036
217,146.64
510-37
1,528
14,606
8,748 4,477,133.24 . 2,560.91
3,462
1,877
648,857.57 2,446.76
3,482
750,981.74
352.72
4,820
332
76.14
77,107.76
983
140.69
773
289,616.16
803

Account revenue agents*
reports.
Income.

Excise.

Y ear E nded J une 30, 1917,

Interest
and
penalty.

Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
8,858.16 4,824.93
27,354.38
2,305.26
3,855.12
621.81
4,410.30 1,347.92
21,838.49
5,702.73 2,438.26
7,720.80
461,642.11- 70,519.35 9,624.89
10,702.25 1,559.38
30,929.53
172,748.35
65,518.79 2,315.47
375.34
582.71
1,779.86
8,226.62
540.16
3,738.17
10,749.15
973.19
7,553.21
14,485.92 1,971.16
12,855.47
44.29
58,782.42
24,367.28
13,445.42
5,230.76
866.56
53,239.15 4,246.83
121,545.86
79,795.15 3,130.68
64,374.80
45,705.60 1,365.28
41,226.50
17,742.75 1,863.60
18,166.34
12,505.06 2,977.41
12,783.37
29,626.76 4,986.96
76,688.89
8,946.00 3,129.50
40,639.56
|
43,933.27
86,108.76 1,691.72
251,940.21 152,670.36 11,819.61
72,825.01
80,112.93 9,239.24
205,306.99 109,680.10 9,239.39
9,535.90 2,569.65
11,271.91
76,135.52
44,047.80 4,285.52
4,654.90 1,214.24
22,623.07
855.71
30,863.25 ' 34,614.59
171.52
117.25
505.08
1,894.97
997.63
813,32

Account office adjust­
ments.
Income.

Excess.

Dollars. Dollars.
2! 138.04
67.19
i02.70
88.74
12,863.58
141.89
721.89
40,199.83
216.19
693.91
891.91
6,030.35
9.56
2,126.92
23,401.90
3.049.85
7.822.86
900.79
671:32
25,448,73
1,778.08
15.823.19
64,262.20
3,459.82
16,605.35
1,308.77
36,837.51
8,212.07
1,703.85
78.93
1,240.60

269.80
2,000.07
1,304.64
1,213.64
305.14
3,000.00
3,782.07
2,158.37
33.32
486.55

by

Total tax
assessed.

Dollars.
910,597.26
24,230.39
635,890.07
304,871.36
6,067,254.97
1,597,864.22
3,940,280.62
2,857,250.32
523,256.57
330,970.51
1,135,746.11
913,352.48
218,036.36
15,311,904.62
2,228,408-89
1,251,146.51
2,032*104.99
1,251,532.27
1,271,021.83
812,968.07
1,285,356.32
9,628,274.33
6,710,785.43
4,620,705.94
242,343.26
4,643,158.87
688,008.61
819,405.18
78,056.68
295,189.92

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On basis of returns filed.
Original.

50 per cent
additional.

Account revenue agents1
reports.
Income.

Excise.

Interest
and
penalty.

Account office adjust­
ments.
Income.

Excess.

Total tax
assessed.

Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars.
Number. Number. Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
7,592
5,660 4,856,872.27 14,037.08 239,875.39 208,971.95 5,564.70 129,198.34 2,721.87 5,457,241.60
305,192.46
974.87
980
484
1,826.52
760.29
301,470.07
160.71
54,637 28,061 45,703,645.79 45,085.03 786,313.18 278,273.94 36,645.92 38i,059.83 8,391.36 47,239,415.05
1,249,694.90
1,796.07
15,762.96
15,052.56 2,884.94
3,370 1,212,738.34 1,460.03
4,991
220,511.41
875.32
503.42
3,733.88
364.94
210,809.30 4,224.55
2,771
2,408
17,306 12,219 112,432,474.56 20,745.72 241,381.84 210,247.89 8,158.25 178,155.77
648.67 13,091,812.70
2,253,811.30
15,783.47 4,135.48
1,701.37
3,566 2,203,241.04 1,995.31
7,569
26,954.63
430,888.67
12,128.18 1,562.60
4,274.09
377,681.72
22.29
5,016
2,133
35,219.79
20,607 12,501 23,552,413.82 18,535.32 292,386. 78 230,587.80 16,369.97 23,952.97 39,017.37 24,173,264.03
35,037.56 1,605.88
1,151.30
33,593.04
366.45 1,493,478.08
297.59
1,914
1,100 1,421,426.26
517,079.20
11,498.50 3,309.44
5,180.64
2,408
482,445.05 3,179.60
11,465.97
3,919
5,044.86
179,291.54
2,493.53
165,694.77 2,245.50
569.59
1,744
3,243.29
2,219
943,982.28
3,390.33
14,538.30 4,165.91
910,994.25
324.01
4,738
2,973
10,569.48
5,099.62
8,481
5,937 2,470,073.59 4,571.02
64,226.21. 43,776.37 8,740.64
4.67 2,596,492.12
1,273,765.29
3,035.26
42,193.82
5,007.24 1,019.58
3,304
1,465 1,221,371.52 1,137.87
191,438.48
655.50
133.29
189,497.32
180.11
618.79
630
353.47
664
1,843,921.08
99,805.48 6,390.08
6,797.56
30,693.18
5,065
3,102 1,698,572.63 1,662.15
1,243,580.95
6,095.21
4,082 1,085,962.20 1,688.49
58,946.99 6,616.87
10,225
84,271.19
28,934.55 2,824.92
4,157.85
898.22 1,424,552.35
4,220
2,469 1,359,470.08 2,626.26
25,640.47
2,737,690.04
83,606.14 . 4,214.72
4,722.17
6,844 2,564,509.54 1,182.54
79,454.93
12,697
2,268.35
603.58
394.03
186,867.58
732
177,750.46
65.85
1,367
5,785.31
345,047 204,551 173,879,779.96 211,511.05 3,944,715.66 2,366,737.62 208,750.44 :1,044,880.31 67,569.03 181,723,944.0
1Includes $2,953.42 excess-profits tax.

COBPOBATION TAXES,

New Jersey----New Mexico__
New Y ork........
North Carolina.
North Dakota..
Ohio..................
Oklahoma.........
Oregon...............
Pennsylvania..
Rhode Island..
South Carolina.
South D akota..
Tennessee.........
Texas.................
Utah..................
Vermont...........
Virginia.............
W ashington__
West Virginia..
Wisconsin.........
W yoming.........
Total.......

Returns Taxable
received. returns.

662

N o . 3 7 6 .— C o r po r a tio n s , J oint S tock C om panies or A ssociations or C o m pa n ie s , a n d I n su r a n c e C o m panies S ubject to S pecial
T a x e s : N u m b e r of R e t u r n s a n d of T a x a b l e R e t u r n s R eceived , T a x e s A s se s s e d U n d e r E ach H e a d , a n d T otal T a x e s A s se s s e d
(A cts of A u g . 5, 1909, O ct . 3, 1913, a n d S ept . 8, 1916), Y ear E n d e d J u n e 30, 1917, b y S tates —-Continued.

No. 377.—PERSONAL INCOME TAX: N u m ber op R e t u r n s , w ith S e x a n d M arital C ondition or P e r so n s R eporting N et I ncome
in E x c e ss of $3,000, b y S tates a n d Cl a sse s , with N u m b e r of Ma r r ie d W om en M ak in g R e t u r n s S eparately from H u sb a n d s ,
b y Cl a s se s , Ca l e n d a r Y ea r 1916.
[Source: Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]

75 235 106
9 m 59
24 3
39 214 89
83 2,067 963
778
151 541 582
373 1,114 265
55 139 80
141 591 277
57 194 66
125 345 163
33 106 38
23 76 66
1,313 3,679 1,816
288 688 333
273 408 269
670 160
145 410 197
142 475. 246
161 296 , 125
102
336 3,439 1,680
1,159 1,023 511
424 1,297 660
272 176 372
59 743 104
428 1,295 625
82 204 97
154 384 154
14 23 13
68 167 93

51
2
27
50
531
137
299
53
160
50
95
34
19
1,018
160
125
94
117
134
93
348
1,001
377
214
55
354
64
93
7
42

i Non-taxable. Specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.

11
i3
7
212
49
140
28
59
12
26
22
6
470
48
34
28
41
55
29
123
474
164
98
14
126
9
25
5
21

8*
3
1
9
4
132
34
94
20
31
4
19
18
1
238
35
26
12
23
31
21
91
326
94
71
8
89
8
13
1
12

$90,00000
$100,0 to

$60,000 to
$70,000

:$30,000 to
$40,000
'$40,000 to
$50,000

$7,000 to
$8,000
$8,000 to
$9,000
$9,00000
$10,0 to
$10,000 to
$15,000
$15,000 to
$20,000
$20,000 to
$25,000
107
10
60
115
954
190
413
67
237
79
193
53
46
1,722
341
350
196
180
212
112
486
1,415
541
343
75
575
120
203
16
66

Sg
if
41 19
2 32
5
20 23
22 385
336
65 103
210 278
34 105
85 36
25 19
40 41
35 60
6 11
605 760
108 108
77
44 ; 101
45 58
99
77 61
46 53
193 217
666 815
206 332
116 153
31 27
224 283
36 70
43 37
4 5
28 42

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Is?
j f 8*
4 5 4
2
3 2
4 2 1
2 51 49
84
9
19
65 22 23
16 43 15
8 4
23 17 4
5 3
6
9 10 7
12 7 2
3 123 124
201 16 11
36
12 7 11
7 8
9 16 4
14 14 9
33 12 5
12
55 169 131
232 35 32
62 48 33
46 28 27
4 1
64 36 29
5 2 1
' 3 9 3
ii 5 4

2
i
3
36
7
16
6
6
2
2
3
1
65
8
4
6
5
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22
92
29
22
6
19
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£ i
44 351 268 185 125
53 35 28 14
15 152 135 77 59
24 430 288 224 149
59 3,884 2,438 1,803 1,250
655
94 717 499 812 613
199 1,474 1,116 349 241
167 135 109 77
23 1,305 859 485 325
317 304 217 181 106
49
90 150 125 71 66
27 640 443 349 230
26 123 94 69 67
920 6,629 4,605 3,229 2,300
163 1,212 917 570 410
175 1,766 1,094 379 504
304
88 816 563 727 236
95 681 485 336 261
672 553 243
140 480 370 388 193
67
276 '4,998 3,588 2,509 1,892
796 1,562 1,160 852 632
196 1,372 1,365 976 718
166 1,728 900 652 448
39 201 176 120 70
343 2,392 1,522 999 718
48 289 637 441 240
88 791 239 179 131
10 278 214 169 115
28 99 40 34 22

PERSONAL INCOME TAX.

Alabama.......................
Alaska...........................
Arizona.........................
A rkansas.....................
California......................
Colorado........................
Connecticut.................
Delaware......................
District of Columbia.,
Florida..........................
Georgia..........................
Hawaii..........................
Idaho............................
Illinois...........................
Indiana............................
Iowa..............................
TTangaa .
Kentucky
Louisiana.....................
Maine............................
Maryland.....................
Massachusetts.............
M ichigan.....................
Minnesota....................
Mississippi „ .............
Missouri........................
Montana.......................
Nebraska...............
Nevada........................
New Hampshire____ ]

o
02
&
445
40
166
475
4,085
848
1,461
185
1,590
379
590
192
137
6,725
1,408
2,199
935
743
885
499
1,433
5,547
1,856
1,304
262
2,549
233
900
69
323

$5,000 to
*6,000

State or Territory.

Distribution of returns by income class.




2,508
91
10,313
317
185
2,645
294
349
4,803
419
167
157
528
1,378
141
138
521
643
307
972
73
52,029

1,664
73
7,498
203
97
1,828
235
234
3,346
297
128
92
353
892
115
93
381
439
218
672
67
36,470

$90,000 to
$100,000

$80,000 to
$90,000

$70,000 to
1 $80,000

$60,000 to
$70,000

$50,000 to
$60,000

$40,000 to
$50,000

§ C?
K

i $20,000 to
$25,000

I s"

$15,000 to
$20,000

3,434
172
13,820
383
265
3,413
371
522
6,092
510
246
200
796
1,877
212
187
723
1,034
445
1,506
103
72,027

¥

o

i $10,000 to
$15,000

495
29
2,741
40
21
417
40
68
919
59
23
20
119
255
22
20
98
133
50
205
22
11,056

&

$9,000 to
$10,000

|a

S

1,221 909 658 1,985 988 512 311 376 244 158 109
73
50
50
32
26
37
58
55
18
6
14
4
2
1
9
5
3
5,483 4,199 3,392 9,810 5,418 3,254 2,178 2,800 1,674 1,091 792 563 472
372
11
4
2
2
143 102
38
94 227 113
35
41
17
1
4
1
42 107
81
20
14
56
10
4
53
1,311 995 798 2,366 1,179 698 463 490 314 183 112
85
75
67
189 140 104 285 155
71
34
21
22
12
56
50
40
8
174 126
81 245 106
49
32
4
4
35
26
10
5
3
2,552 1,956 1,550 4,551 2,337 1,384 827 1,104 573 421 296 211 160
118
228 168 135 454 230 139
21
24
17
86 132
46
31
8
11
9
60
60
41 126
66
9
6
19
1
1
54
32
8
50
43
11
14
83
13
264 180 139 434 175 121
76
18
9
7
7
59
47
4
732 507 360 1,095 462 254 143 159
51
32
26
22
78
13
48 162
71
56
71
42
24
29
12
11
4
5
6
2
42
21
76
21
50
48 113
4
10
6
6
24
7
2
259 180 167 430 191 102
78
11
13
7
60
34
30
8
75
21
21
273 237 182 486 203 102
10
13
6
5
70
52
174 114
95 264 158
21
88
43
3
3
29
16
5
481 347 263 819 354 189 123 145
63 , 38
39
24
17
19
28
44
79
18
16
23
36
6
3
10
7
3
26,444 19,959 15,651 45,309 22,618 12,953 8,055 10,068 5,611 3,621 2,548 1,787 1,422 1,074

160 159 135 136 127 134 536 479 559 543 825 612 427 353 279 251
11,056 72,187 52,188 36,605 26,580 20,086 15,785 45,845 23,097 13,512 8,598 10,893 6,223 4,048 2,901 2,066 1,673

191
1,265

PERSONAL INCOME TAX,

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New Jersey............................................. 3,322
New M e x ic o ................................ 169
New Y ork............................................... 12,293
North Carolina...................................... 397
North D akota........................................ 213
Ohio.......................................................... 3,539
Oklahoma................................................ 344
Oregon..................................................... 690
Pennsylvania.......................................... 5,524
Rhode Island.......................................... 562
South Carolina....................................... 226
South D akota......................................... 191
Tennessee................................................ 1,043
T e x a s ..................................................... 2,076
U tah ......................................................... 201
V erm ont.................................................. 201
Virginia.................................................... 848
W ashington............................................ 1,357
W est Virginia......................................... 436
Wisconsin................................................ 1,861
W yoming................................................ 130
Total.............................................. 74,066
Married women making returns sepa­
rately from husbands........................ 128
Grand total................................. 74,194

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$8,000 to
$9,000

o^

$4,000 to
$5,000

State or Territory.

Distribution of returns by income class.
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664

No. 377. — P e r so n a l I ncom e T a x : N u m b e r o f R e t u r n s , w ith S e x a n d Marital C ondition of P e r so n s R eporting N et I ncome in
E x c e ss of $3,000, b y S ta tes a n d Cl a s se s , w ith N um ber of M ar r ie d W om en M ak in g R e t u r n s S eparately from H u s b a n d s , by
Cl a s s e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r 1916—Continued.

2
92
2,085 1,791 202
2
56
2
243 185
3
1
17
2
2
989 856 116
1
72
2,241 1,948 221
1
88
6
7
8
20,865 17,136 2,256 1,473
15
30
17
22
1
1
7
2
3
2
2
4,380 3,843 389 148
62
9
3
1
6
2
2
9,455 7,365 1,077 1,013
30
15
15
90
1
3
1
1
1 1,315 1,076 149
9
8
9
11
3
11
37
1
1
1
6,692 5,469 796 427
5
2
17
54
2
1
1
1,760 1,536 170
1
3
3,443 2,991 325 127
4
2
87
2
1,110 853 170
24
2
12
1
1
1
18
75
2
754 661
1
7
4
26
3
37.018 31,813 3,611 1,594
231
52
25
35
23
87
1
1
3
3
6i 940 6,023 633 284
25
14
16
1
2
S, 440 7,547 597 296
10
2
1
11
1
4
2
5
4,283 3,846 334 103
1
i
3,849 3,196 454 199
14
2
l
4,494 3,799 515 180
22
5
2
10
2,783 2,206 321 256
15
1
3
l
2
1 Non-taxable. Specific exemption and dividends exceed net income.
a The net income of both husband and wife were combined and counted as one return in its proper income class.

12
5
14
343
55
258
31
116
19
1
34
2
507
64
57
7
38
23
40

Total number ofretum s.

Married women making
returns separately from
husbands. 2

I

Women.

t

Men. •

s

Total.

m

©

$5,000,000 and over.

<T
n
o

$4,000,000 to $5,000,000

o

$2,000,000 to $3,000,000

$500,000 to $1,000,000

$400,000 to $500,000

$250,000 to $300,000

$200,000 to $250,000

$150,000 to $200,000

l

2,097
243
994
2,255
21,208
4,435
9,713
1,346
6,808
1,779
3,444
1,144
756
37,525
7,004
8,497
4,290
3,887
4,517
2,823

665




Io

Single—

PERSONAL INCOME TAX.

Alabama.....................
Alaska.........................
Arizona.......................
Arkansas....................
California....................
Colorado......................
Connecticut................
Delaware....................
District of Columbia.
Florida........................
Georgia........................
Hawaii........................
Idaho...........................
Illinois........................
Indiana.......................
Iow a.......................... .
Kansas........................
K entucky...................
Louisiana...................
Maine..........................

$100,000 to $150,000

State or Territory.

Heads of families, includ­
ing joint returns of
husbands and wives.

Distribution of returns by sex and
conjugal conditions.

Distribution of returns by income class—Continued.

666

No. 377. — P er so n a l I ncom e T a x : N u m b e r op R e t u r n s , w ith S e x a n d M arital C ondition op P e r so n s R eporting N e t I ncome in
E x c e ss op $3,000, b y S ta tes a n d C l a sse s , w ith N u m b e r op M a r r ie d W om en M a k in g R e t u r n s S eparately from H u s b a n d s , b y
C l a s se s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r 1916— Continued.
Distribution of returns by sex and
conjugal conditions.

Missouri.................................................
M cntana...................................................
Nebraska................................................
Nevada....................................................
New Hampshire.................. .................
New Jersey............................................
New Mexico.. .......................................
New Y ork...............................................
North Carolina.......................................

North Dakota..................................

Ohio..........................................................
Oklahoma.............. ................................
O r e g o n .................... „ .
Pennsylvania...................................... .
Rhode Island..........................................




36
261
88
40
3
54
3
8
8
119
1
1,006
7
1
152
20
6
343
32

26
117
46
17
1
26
2
1

9
75
17
9

2
36
11
5

6
41
12
6

2
17
5
4

4
32
7
2

3
1
1

6
2

9

14
2
1
2
17
ioi
1

2
1

4
1
9
187
2

2
54
2

2
23

2
20

15
1
1
31

22
3
39
5

1
1

3
2
3

2

3
57
467
3

28
1
304
1

64
8
2
155
9

45
3
64
11

1
18
i65
27
2
1
54
10

19
6
2
58
6

4

11

2

2

1

1

2
1

ii

6
1

2

i

9,516
31,470
11,294
7,431
1,432
12,787
1,795
4,266
362
1,704
19,328
806
5 90,701
2,185
1,175
21,309
3 2,520
2,775
39,487
3,646

7,396
24,242
9,780
6,547
1,228
10.816
1,511
3,824
316
1,334
16,264
695
71,799
1,888
1,046
18,169
2,176
2,402
31,857
2,910

1,274
3,968
1,014
653
140
1,358
236
337.
37
186
1,749
98
12,086
234
115
2,172
273
245
4,588
393

i

Total num ber of returns.

I

d

Married women making
returns separately from
husbands.

th'

2

7
99

l
|

Total.

8
s©

$5,000,000 and over.

$3,000,000 to $4,000,000

e

$2,000,000 to $3,000,000

$1,000,000 to $1,500,000

$400,000 to $500,000

$250,000 to $300,000

g

o

Heads of families, includ­
ing joint return of
husbands and wives.

Michigan_____________________ _____
Minnesota................................................
Mississippi.................................... ..........

£

N
ee
o

Single—

846 158 9,674
3,260 821 32,291
500 154 11,448
231 125 7,556
64
8 1,440
613 169 12,956
6 1,801
48
20 4,286
105
2
364
9
184
31 1,735
1,315 373 19,701
13
7
813
6,816 2,454 93,155
22 2,207
63
14
1 1,176
968 465 21,774
19 2,539
71
25 2,800
128
3,042 802 40,289
99 3,745
343

PERSONAL INCOME TAX,

M aryland.............. .................................
Massachusetts........................................

$200,000 to $250,000

State or Territory.

$100,000 to $150,000

j

I

Distribution of returns by income class.

1
3

1

1

1
4
4
7

2
5

3
1
1
1
4

4

1
2
2
1
2

1
1
1

726

427

469

245

376

97

42

34

14

9

4
1,200 1,056 111
33
12
970 884
1
74
4,390 3,817 418 155
24
1 10,471 9,021 1,011 439
43
1,242 1,111 101
30
17
1,081 880 110
91
19
4,157 3,592 398 167
33
19
5,341 4,753 452 136
25
2,550 2,187 270
93
58
8,203 6,895 814 494
5
66$ 571
79
18
10 429,401 355,107 47,461 26,833 7,635

178
904

113
540

136
605

76
321

148
524

37
134

18
60

15
49

4
18

7
16

5 7,635
15 437,036

7
2

i The net income of both husband and wife were combined and counted as one return in its proper income class.

1,204
971
4,414
10,514
1,259
1,100
4,190
5,360
2,575
8,261
673
437,036

667




2
3

PERSONAL INCOME TAX.

1
2
South Carolina.......................................
South Dakota.........................................
1
Tennessee................................................
7
Texas........................................................ 31
12
U tah.....................................................
1
5
1
Vftrmnnt..................................................
6
Virginia....................................................
7
5
4
17
17
6
West Virginia.........................................
11
Wisconsin ..........................................
32
W yoming................................................
Total.............................................. 2,900 1,284
Married women making returns
separately from husbands 1............. 562 302
Grand total................................... 3,462 1,586

B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s ,
and

1912.

1860, 1870, 1880, 1890, 1902,

668

No. 378.—TOTAL LEVIES OE AD VALOREM TA X E S :

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

1870
State.

Alabam a..
Arizona....
A rkansas.
California..
Colorado..,
Connecticut.................
Delaware.................... .
District of Columbia..
Florida.........................
Georgia..........................
Idaho......................
Illinois...................
Indiana.................
Indian Territory..
Iowa.......................
Kentucky.
Louisiana..
Maine........
Maryland..
Massachusetts.
Michigan..........
Minnesota.
tppi...
:i.....
Missouri
Montana................
Nebraska..............
Nevada..................
New Ham pshire..
New Jersey...........



1860
Dollars.
851,171
635,393
2,981,122
1,015,037
i 205,891
260,218
169,121
797,885
6,121,766
3,701,352
2,378,400
195,857
2,148,241
4,960,780
2,257,213
2,158,895
7,436,578
1,766,694
606,007
954,806
4,109,653
91,866
1,261,866
1,457,506

Tax rate per $100 of assessed valuation.

Gold basis.

Dollars.
2,982,932
31,323
2,866,890
7,817,115
362,197
6,064,843
418,092
1,581,569
496,166
2,627,029
174,711
21,825,008
10,791,121
9,055,614
2,673,992
5,730,118
7,060,722
5,348,645
6,632,842
24,922,900
5,412,957
2,648,372
3,736,432
13,908,498
198,527
1,027,327
820,308
3,255,793
7,416,724

Dollars.
2,386,346
25,058
2,293,512
7,817,115
289,758
4,851,874
334,474
1,265,255
396,933
2,101,623
139,769
17,460,006
8,632,897
7,244,491
2,139,194
4,584,094
5,648,578
4,278,916
5,306,274
19,938,320
4,330,366
2,118,697
2,989,146
11,126,798
158*821
821,862
656,247
2,604,634
5,933,379

1880

1890

Dollars.
2,061,978
293,036
1,839,090
12,628,005
2,152,008
5,365,739
604,257
1,469,254
584,818
3,013,777
186,769
24,586,018
11,943,630
11,061,605
4,979,650
5,201,017
4,386,646
5,182,135
5,437,462
24,326,877
8,627,949
4,346,300
2,217,138
11,831,491
383,947
2,792,480
871,673
3,179,192
8,958,065

Dollars.
2,968,352
838,379
2,813,791
18,754,850
6,419,271
6,112,197
922,179
2,280,110
1,976,439
5,711,990
761,561
33,090,429
15,584,054
15,175,432
12,756,148
7,379,326
5,103,675
4,922,858
8,173,075
31,503,666
14.477,767
12,707,428
2,803,337
16,447,206
2,347,370
8,325,566
735,910
4,063,640
14,103,525

1902
Dollars.
4,899,555
1,634,481
4,445,857
27,312,092
10,740,770
8,020,830
1,316,451
3,350,880
2,681,040
8,204,167
1,895,395
53,013,308
27,968,418
✓ <271,000
22,602,580
14,847,136
10,461,813
8,478,370
6,855,776
10,698,304
49,219,496
23,476,734
17,760,518
4,179,566
21,784,669
4,091,544
9,499,415
616,947
4,166,443
20,955,483

1912

1860

1870

1880

1890

1902

1912

Dollars. Dollars, DoUars. DoUars. Dollars. Dollars, Dollars.
9,971,300 0.20 1.92 1.68 1.15 1.65
1.76
2.22 3.16 2.99 4.18
4,357,963
3.11
10,620,743
.35 3.03 2.13 1.61 1.98
^2.48
62,689,556 2.13 2,90 2.16 1.70 2.12
2.15
16,931,343
2.09 2.89 2.91 3.03
4.01
1.58
16,488,928
.30 1.43 1.64 1.70 1.21
.52
.65 1. 01 1.39 n . 91
1.91
1,791,222
.63 2.13 1.48 1.49 1.50
1.50
5,398,984
.23 1.53 1. 89 2.15 2.60
3.96
8,435,625
.13 1.16 1.20 1.37 1.76
2.19
18,414,332
3.30 2.90 2.96 3.09
6,952,314
4.15
3.62
84,833,860 1. 57 4.52 3.13 4.09 5.15
45,643,721
.90 1.63 1.64 1.82 1.97
2.40
1.67
2.77 2.92 3.95
4.05
36,569,785 1.16
1.02
.87 2.90 3.10 3.67 4.09
27,895,223
.41 1.40 1.40 1.35 1.47
17,668,998
1.71
2.62
14,431,677 1.14 2.79 2.74 2.18 2.69
8,987,106 1.46 2.62 2.20 1.59 1.95
2.16
.73 1.56 1.09 1. 54 1.46
1.32
16,359,539
82,565,585
.96 1.57 1.54 1.46 1.58
1.72
47,997,705 1.08 1.99 1.67 1.61 1.66
2.07
38,107,842 2.08 3.15 1.68 2.16 2.33
2.58
9,911,344
. 6 1.738
.19 2.11 2.00 1
2.41
35,490,627 1.54 2.50 2.11 1.85 1.75
1.91
2.00 2.06 2,08 2.20
11,244,719
3.24
1.88 3.08 4.51 5,2,7
19,780,947
4.27
3.19 2.98 2.90 2.10
2,275,375
2.25
1.02 2.18 1.55 1.54 2.04
6,978,316
1.59
1.98
.49 1.19 1.28 1.58 2.19
49,424,444

£

5
o
%

61,014
48,550,308
2,352,809
213,867
23,526,548

48,811
38,840,246
1,882,247
2 11,094
18,821,238

199,056
8,729,736
686,133
1,280,386

580,956
24,531,397
2,170,152
2,767,675

1,102,793
533,265
65,006
908,080
3,672,689
57,311
2,330,011

3,381,579
1,129,577
167,355
1,547,128
4,613,798
163,992
1,722,158
5,387,970
' 34,471
280,591,521

580,956
1,113,942
2, 887,013
19,625,118 28,779,334 37, 337,062
1,736,122
2,692,715
3, 797,417
,745,048
2,214,140
1,839,983
626,313
(3)
2,705,263
2,515,567
5j,636,772
903,661
4,568,716
9j,817,369
133,884
435,238
1,,601,504
,105,395
1,237,703
1,745,111
23
3,691*038
4,693,486
5;,230,614
163,992
505,417
5,,209,714
1,377,726
3,,253,900
1,993,475
4,310,376
7,588,325 13,,191,899
784,333
27,577
• 230,228
226,185,629 313,921,474 471, 365,140

94,186,746

*Reports incomplete.

164,100
56,392,975
1,916,132
2478,066
25,756,658

1, 043,316
75, 126,502
2, 394,458
2, 427,563
33, 889,417

, 2 Dakota

3,426,306
1,409,834
132,711,107 221,467.071
9,989,052
3,975,355
4,186,004 11j 875,249
47,459,657 76,697,582
3,106,035 19,705,187
4,920,174 17,138,593
58,269,455 93,374,907
6,132,952
8,192,393
3,736,344
6,899,060
4,329,195 10,719,934
7,626,068 14,111,832
13,683,526 32,964,987
2,848,322
6,528,959
4,019,932
1,-910,538
6,895,765 13,821,901
9,002,727 31,204,820
5,506,743 10,025,841
20,503,363 36,847,952
1,074,337
2,610,357
1,349,841,038
724,736,539

0.14
1.10
.36
1.00

0.34 1.12
2.47 2.13
1.80 1.23
2. 47 22.35
2.01 1.68

2.41
1.98
1.02
2.75
1.91

1.05
1.21
.55
.26

1.83
1.87
.89
1.50
(3)
1.33
.75
1.33
1.51
1.26
1.54
1.23
1.62
.62
1.98

2.12
1.71
1.07
1.38
(8)
1.10
1.43
1.76
2.01
1. 47
2.12
1.36
1.87
1.69
1.83

1.74
1.40
1.18
1.63
2.59
1.47
1.26
1.51
1.30
1.26
2.39
1.74
2.29
2.41
1.85

.29
.20
1.56
1.07
.56
1.30
1.25
.78

8 See North Dakota.

3.65
2.22
1.15
3.13
2.38
4.27
3.32
1.49
1.45
1.91
2.31
1.88
1.34
2.41
1.17
1.37
3.45
2.16
1.36
2.48
2.05

4.73
1.99
1.34
4.05
1.18
1.65
1.89
1.84
1.32
2.37
3.03
2.26
1.30
3.26
1.81
1.60
3.10
.86
1.49
1.44
1.94

669




29,790
15,363,422
1,044,732
9,611,02i

TAXATION.

New Mexico...
New York........
North Carolina,
North Dakota.
Ohio..................
Oklahoma........
Oregon.............
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island..
South Carolina.
South Dakota.
Tennessee........
Texas...............
U tah.................
Verm ont..........
Virginia...........
W ashington...
W est Virginia.
Wisconsin........
W yoming........
T o tal....

a n d b y G eographic D iv isio n s , 1904 and 1912.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]

1904.

State.
Alabam a.....................
Arizona.......................
Arkansas............... .
California....................
Colorado.....................
Connecticut...............
Delaware....................
District of Columbia.
Florida........, ..............
Georgia........................
Idaho...........................
Illinois.........................
In rHana........................
Indian Territory.......
Iowa............................
K entucky___
Louisiana.......
Maine..............
M aryland.......
Massachusetts
Michigan........
Minnesota___
Mississippi...,
Missouri..........
M ontana..............
Nebraska.............
Nevada................
New Hampshire.
New Jersdy.........



Real property
and improve­
ments.*

Dollars.

446,747,512
156,425,691
397,239,116
2,664,472,025
637,662,744
850,340,718
134,431,240
830,244,062
229,396,227
563,155,476
147,771,554
5,468,492,926
1,760,058,958
216,761,600
2,491,273,897
1,135,004,695
859,247,997
489,295,161
421,690,961
904,469,735
3,243,498,159
2,019,296,490
1,982,552,389
279,513,715
2,233,765,544
328,554,427
1,086,579,628
122,296,975
272,629,666
1,900,273,091

Live stock.

Dollars.
50,746,958
16,582,642
54,956,832
83,438,037
57,362,874
17,451,207
6,553,949
1,050,000
15,528,803
57,293,670
25,944,298
268,731,540
151,798,200
49,026,248
335,681,475
228,644,982
91,489,357
45,000,956
26,203,025
31,397,196
35,986,572
123,265,031
126,353,319
66,718,297
204,030,528
53,168,425
188,527,537
14,917,223
16,046,227
32,319,327

Farm
Manufacturing Gold
implements machinery, silver and
coin
and
tools, and
machinery. implements. and bullion.

Dollars.
10,251,443
1,134,026
10,237,570
23,332,016
5,352,441
5,195,715
2,287,336
142,863
2,338,576
11,153,042
4,781,769
48,593,486
29,374,682
7,878,960
64,498,622
31,967,789
17,682,829
32,623,258
9,242,856
9,176,116
9,270,398
31,363,928
35,673,607
11,326,725
32,137,971
5,321,317
27,125,233
971,729
5,421,244
9,796,532

Dollars.
42,387,488
3,598,484
15,869,560
84,692,799
44,520,856
98,683,323
12,471,865
7,668,599
10,428,895
46,756,710
3,313,940
227,543,320
84,079,065
2,276,402
30,413,593
21,425,718
30,907,185
48,584,306
40,223,927
54,750,990
239,267,199
87,255,370
45,121,997
19,093,957
92,524,919
7,842,513
24,803,815
717,016
26,518,039
180,212,427

Street rail­
Railroads
ways, ship­
and their ping, water­
equipment.1 works, etc.*

Dollars.
Dollars.
35,095,727 150.211.000
68,356,000
2,970,628
24,550,073 124.626.000
350.694.000
60,469,970
15,828,519 198.261.000
20,391,447 105.369.000
17.285.000
3,735,338
5,578,000
7,216,326
80.467.000 : '
11,374,000
42,509,939 156.603.000 :
91.877.000
3,800,525
150,074,503 805.057.000
52,137,773 375.541.000
8,827,829
79.405.000
44,450,260 3*4,847,000
30,775,625 356.356.000
41,372,698 155.772.000
31,828,795 123.401.000
14,053,983
80,146,000
27,193,340 132.342.000
71,662,525 250.052.000
52,261,341 277.597.000
39,947,501 466.734.000
28,898,636 107.884.000
82,726,049 309.768.000
6,967,216 196.209.000
21,728,589 263.170.000
930,195
43.745.000
8,203,172
79.786.000
40,863,293 1 333,568,000

All other.3

Total.

Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
965,014,261
32,599,511 196,974,622
51,913,767
306,302,305
5,321,067
18,761,175 157.667,646
803,907,972
206,494,307 641,897,952 4.115.491.106
43,889,900 204,663,773 1.207.542.107
67,243,242 249,960,411 1,414,635,063
39,930,322
230,260,976
13,565,926
45,656,083 142,827,240 1,040,383,173
16,543,541
71,332,158
431,409,200
49,070,561 240,903,273 1,167,445,671
5,837,391
59,545.386
342,871,863
327,591,493 1*520,471,923 8,816,556,191
110,075,967 542,716,094 3,105,781,739
88,966,200
469,021,355
5,879,116
69,812,758 667,538,471 4,048,516,076
40,497,826 408,551,608 2,253,224,243
59,718,312 271,295,852 1,527,486,230
59,555,883 201,939,647 1,032,229,006
46,063,744 137,998,226
775,622,722
96,234,840 255,923,955 1,511,488,172
270,487,699 836,354,361 4,956,578,913
131,580,197 559,799,760 3,282,419,117
126,062,305 521,276,958 3,343,722,076
17,445,166 157,368/526
688,249,022
160,379,067 644,265,373 3,759.597,451
18,545,064 129,703,251
746,311,213
32,291,637 365,337,194 2,009,563,633
34,275,517
220,734,507
2,880,852
19,242,930
516,809,204
88,961,926
204,130,498 534,456,805 3,235,619,973

670

No. 3 7 9 .— ESTIMATED TRUE VALUE OF ALL PROPERTY AND OF SPECIFIED CLASSES OF PROPERTY: B y S tates

154.644,570
30,294,584
9,15i; 979,081 189,662,043
399,567,905
48,658,045
65,582,944
371,303,432
3,383,834,608 173,847,240
72,617,501
358,088,178
36,011,028
541,457,965
6,591,055,583 160,190,227
523,417,256
5,604,873
252,766,767
31,457,603
381,435,856
89,192,677
557,504,977
76,205,984
1,554,714,941 283,691,300
258,595,674
20,435,227
194,931,444
22,585,624
674,544,741
53,776,806
546,503,248
30,620,408
364,305,954
36,387,109
1,682,068,672 131,790,769
131,628,903
35,965,009
62,341,492,134 4,073,791,736

5,895,816
1,272,299
86,400,000
3,920,371
1,638,826
58,806,300 ’ 486,774,713 412,832,428 1 898,222,000 1,151,475,505
35,669,724 113.146.000
18,584,305
42,238,322
10,331,877
7,553,034
18,260,984
1,910,251
7,930,310 123.390.000
90,599,335 689.797.000 329,196,716
38,549,941 216,947,620
9,867,165
13,146,030
3,649,170
7,566,394
78.668.000
7,461,912
13,655,213
11,625,311
75.661.000
29,314,747
54,175,943 515,945,638 168,383,753 1,420,608,000 570,452,043
1,333,784
58,140,761
10,218,578
25.719.000
37,854,869
48,144,618
24,891,557
7,412,083
18,697,576
75.500.000
13,841,321
8,290,763
2,723,430
49,648,000
7,299,617
24,108,906
17,413,988
39,275,807 131.166.000
47,307,134
43,462,409
63,820,940 237.718.000
37,379,975
69,035,770
3,598,244
8,470,645
6,331,183
90.325.000
17,732,895
7,915,414
14,304,651
8,999,352
6,726,289
37.311.000
36,040,103
35,570,489 211.315.000
10,985,307
40,996,199
32,069,434
13,793,355 182.837.000
55,004,366
7,530,973
25,466,119
19,260,508 201.799.000
5,786,402
24,523,954
44,588,626 284.510.000
87,122,618
84,979,252
32,347,828
986,456
2,160,996 100.307.000
1,785,089
4,619,307
844,989,863 3,297,754,180 1,998,603,303 111,244,752,000 4,840,546,909

New E ngland............................
Middle A tlantic.........................
East North Central...................
West North Central.................
South A tlantic..........................
East South Central...................
W est South Central..................
Mountain.....................................
Pacific..........................................

5,506,508,204 123,877,528
17,643,307,755 382,171,597
14,313,751,654 849,432,780
9,681,915,441 1,238,013,462
4,346,882,107 282,103,181
2,143,014,201 285,160,596
3,016,098,996 508,292,837
1,937,580,538 254,670,282
3,752,433,238 150,069,473

38,379,411 477,137,900
122,778,775 1,182,932,778
180,229,865 702,947,993
223,505,527 218,923,723
59,613,692 283,966,221
56,674,985 116,497,536
101,265,793 113,841,847
24,216,914
71,088,736
38,324,901 130,417,446

Geographic divisions

48,196,184
2,419,290,137
173,876,040
139,871,954
1,024,197,006
92,411,262
136,866,056
1,992,809,119
137,060,480
126,983,018
127,411,275
211,241,183
543,498,668
82,279,747
67,556,315
224,741,445
183,312,648
162,471,103
491,270,474
52,119,481
18,462,281,792

332,262,650
14,769,042,207
842,072,218
735,802,909
5,946,969,466
636,013,700
852,053,232
11,473,620,306
799,349,601
586,853,222
679,840,909
1,104,223,979
2,836,322,003
487,768,615
360,330,089
1,287,970,180
1,051,671,432
840,000,149
2,838,678,239
329,572,241
107,104,211,917

131,255,994 578.383.000 449,891,836 1,517,891,719 8,823,325,592
622,079,474 2.652.398.000 1,926,058,046 4,946,556,061 29,478,282,486
389,661,578 2.432.502.000 *983,423,625 4,138,455,257 23,990,404,752
235,849,097 1.913.911.000 443,896,244 2,874,252,833 16,830,267,327
207,421,221 994.035.000 323,872,985 1,438,988,554 7,936,882,961
144,642,868 545.033.000 157,070,123 836,880,183 4,284,973,492
138,894,802 643.818.000 160,798,338 1,084,483,423 5,767,494,036
42,909,633 875.480.000 104,722,292 662,697,106 3,973,365,501
85,888,636 609.192.000 290,813,420 962,076,656 6,019,215,770

W EALTH.

New Mexico................................
New Y ork...................................
North Carolina..........................
North D akota............................
Ohio.............................................
Oklahoma...................................
Oregon.........................................
Pennsylvania.............................
Rhode Island.............................
South Carolina...........................
South Dakota............................
Tennessee....................................
Texas.................*.......................
U tah............................................
Verm ont......................................
Virginia.......................................
W ashington......... ......................
West Virginia............................
W isconsin...................................
W yoming....................................
Total..................................

1 Exclusive of railroads, street railways, telegraph and telephone systems, privately owned waterworks, and privately owned electric light and power stations, which in certain
States are classed as real property.
2 Including telegraph and telephone systems, privately owned electric light and power stations, Pullman and private cars, and canals.
8 Including products of agriculture, manufactures, and mining; imported merchandise; clothing and personal adornments; and furniture, carriages, and kindred property.
*For States included in each division see note 5, p. 36.

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op

A ll P r o p e r t y

and of

S p e c if ie d C l a s s e s

of

P ro perty ,

e t c .— Continued,

1912,
State.

Real property
and improve­
ments.

Live stock.

Dollars.
Dollars.
Alabama.......................................
933,661,266
86,921,130
Arizona.........................................
43,997,536
183,408,911
Arkansas.......................................
890,976,638
88,301,395
California....................................... 5,236,822,361
175,731,579
Colorado....................................... 1,223,511,598
88,059,546
Connecticut.................................. 1,452,015,297
22,976,457
Delaware....................................... 172,148,377
8,794,481
District of Columbia................... 902,023,891
1,794,926
Florida..........................................
429,484,293
34,421,547
Georgia..........................................
904,983,602
106,429,447
Idaho.............................................
143,201,061
58,398,555
Illinois........................................... 10,056,319,512
386,701,265
Indiana......................................... 2,957,867,352
227,006,381
Iowa.............................................. 5,111,230,343
491,613,546
Kansas.......................................... 2,705,483,302
284,537,235
136,524,104
K entucky..................................... 1,139,433,836
Louisiana...................................... 1,028,988,975
64,772,977
Maine............................................. 485,858,919
32,745,172
M aryland...................................... 1,345,483,922
45,903,766
M assachusetts............................ 4,118,215,738 , 43,148,947
Michigan....................................... 3,067,378,894
184,782,900
Minnesota..................................... 3,391,615,408
217,832,281
Mississippi.................................... 476,622,845
89,797,680
Missouri........................................ 3,264,058,859
308,100,681
Montana.......................................
450,271,730
91,707,546
Nebraska...................................... 2,316,850,464
265,473,943
N e v a d a .....................................
186,106,640
29,650,581
New Hampshire...................... .. 335,212,237
16,015,159
New Jersey................................... 3,856,914.601
45,847,959
New Mexico.................................
147,056,680
55,003,870
New York..................................... 16,910,262,952
263,577,707
North Carolina............................
700,300,022
85,068,318
N orth Dakota........................... j 1,261,388,140
125,614,381




Farm
implements
and
machinery.

Dollars.
17,812,825
1,992,308
18,487,026
39,529,456
14,400,570
7,310,318
3,417,202
83,608
4,942,566
23,176,865
11,912,252
79,473,427
43,733,375
102,981,406
52,074,078
21,961,843
17,065,106
15,628,096
12,509,481
12,110,883
5,414,466
56,775,152
18,375,013
55,328,257
11,913,204
48,111,560
1,713,603
6,020,570
13,865,402
4,716,452
89,172,586
20,315,423
*49,878,002

Manufactur­
ing machin­
ery, took, and
implements.

Gold and
silver coin
and bullion.

Dollars.
Dollars.
95,250,311
38,211,885
12,609,832
4,729,163
27,064,086
30,524,632
220,314,430
92,447,173
91,353,941
23,696,056
23,604,965
167,155,250
3,936,059
16,693,931
8,778,789
13,785,676
28,791,073
15,089,626
45,623,056
90,428,881
18,598,415
7,757,979
205,185,274
451,299,068
178,384,997
57,444,477
58,520,370
49,566,432
49,876,436
36,417,539
41,650,223
41,218,821
88,307,350
32,739,070
14,779,215
69,941,215
85,042,692
28,722,903
377,873,043
101,876,063
199,266,379
63,658,411
83,647,680
51,531,987
35,119,725
30,304,403
125,037,985
93,140,304
6,199,272
11,119,466
35,084,497 ' 30,453,382
3,786,018
2,530,448
38,561,611
8,023,193
303,596,418
54,897,349
6,644,604
3,664,788
813,601,441
632,554,526
37,626,636
85,119,631
5,244,543
12,453,723

Railroads
and their
equipment.

Street rail­
ways, ship­
ping, water­
works, etc.

AU other.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

537,314,780 2, 127,054,930
65,268,571
352,614,162
86,474,364
501,852,186
130,657,476
37,982,596
333,824,378
32,908,222
407,435,459 1,829,521,736
501,279,306
966,098,200 1,231,981,772 8.464,204,277
379,021,541 2,386,923,583
197,641,592
369,238,739
61,628,686
135,571,374
415,192,312 2,285.454,659
20,411,455
61,639,060
20,908,048
307,948,613
163,754,292 1,173,857,112
19,468,338
64,167,592
302,026,041 , 29,233,001
205,150,081 1,049,138,228
616,460,004 2,382,600,866
465,990,385
129,508,626
159,755,166
113,480,310
95,201,419
608,305,157
926,403,787
748,713,023 2,640,354,876 15,484;450,232
286,566,614
480,251,362
963,427,942 5,194,682,500
635,695,172
133,831,854 1,285,015,088 7,868,454,211
87,488,460
820,889,614 4,615,432,538
578,665,874
91,799,742
547,922,629 2,267,777,525
247,266,327
390,186,948
93,342,172
449,035,148 2,164,437,746
149,196,850
77,912,060
223,532,500 1,069,594,027
91,591,546
165,625,265
403,079,289 2,177,958,864
135,123,384
348,842,372 1,165,797,962 6,302,988,392
584,884,648
268,201,502 1,004,709,451 5,427,022,651
564,652,082
231,846,178
949,426,249 5,547,327,017
284,000,024
28,275,523
382,364,807 1,344,860,020
613,546,469
267,556,780 1,115,247,674 5,842,017,009'
196,975,670 1,149,732,986
275,535,572
106,010,526
384,432,025
79,476,484
635,104,426 3,794,986,781
143,575,046
24,921,432
64,724,542
457,008,910
76,619,613
31,072,620
137,795,466
649,320,469
165,778,631
302,215,110
999,916,808 5,743,032,278
187,646,905
18,070,248
90,929,479
513,733,026
553,314,487 1,787,201,570 3,961,419,954 25,011,105,223
507,961,296 1,807,573,780
326,771,879
44,410,575
277,870,640
392,125,985 2,141,626,961
17,051,547

32951°—a a 1017-

O hio...................
Oklahoma..........
Oregon...............
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Island...
South Carolina..
South Dakota...
Tennessee..........
Texas..................
U tah ...................
V erm ont............
Virginia.............
W ashington___
W est V irginia.W isconsin.........
W yom ing..........
T otal........

5,173,708,410
3,138,755,256
1,163,594,445
9,548,523,767
600,747,009
506,607,276
639,661,792
831,914,027
3,608,063,739
376,008,261
255,994,278
1,176,103,685
1,888,850,453
1,399,189,713
2,503,171,879
90,280,515
110,676,333,071

273,611,491
174,193,995
74,362,095
209,827,532
6,874,870
61,304,088
145,815,404
126,175,142
394,904,283
39,301,735
30,651,098
85,954,360
68,242,365
55,993,204
229,489,411
54,434,914
6,238,388,985

423,068,286
54,181,255
30,404,140 v 21,965,234
v 38,107,957
14,545,429
877,218,512
74,687,818
1,883,634
93,860,055
15,604,670
98,942,660
38,100,632
6,043,576
22,504,071
50,649,681
62,123,171
109,868,326
4,777,304
24,491,145
10,694,726
19,089,082
19,756,852
66,657,021
111,048,892
18,797,487
7,405,732
60,271,939
163,224,642
57,700,493
3,043,914
4,128,753
1,368,224,548 6,091,451,274

New England..............
Middle Atlantic..........
E ast North C entral...
W est North Central...
South A tlantic............
E ast South Central. . .
W est South Central...
M ountain......................
Pacific...........................

7,248,043,478
30,315,701,320
23,748,446,047
18,690,288,308
7,536,324,781
3,381,631,974
8,666,784,508
2, 799,845,396
8,289,267,259

152,411,703
519,253,198
1,301,591,448
1,838,987,471
485,664,137
439,418,056
722,172,650
460,554,283
318,336,039

53,648,227
766,480,256
177,725,806 1.994.416.371
289,229,016 1.415.243.372
403,249,087
363,455,087
107,212,399.
545,733,504
80,653,752
222,238,538
250,665,542
128,079,443.
55,554,446
163,747,325
72,872,372
369,471,279

Geographic

584,792,833 1,679,757,427 8,908,432,943
607,038,239
112,275,002
48,415,760
383,688,745
34,258,132
749,410,656 4,581,091,918
145,746,770
179,916,887
25,139, 773
302,941,107 1,944,354,463
781,727,113
702,832,843 3,050,961,406 15,457,530,277
211,751,286
53,771,682
13,603,256
12,483,737
187,578,447
970,802,690
25,507,035
220,932,828
55,766,258
366/735,938 1,351,400,753
12,334,760
25,801,674
258,641,210
272,174,377 1,398,573,425
39,068,353
253,394,762
118,787,097
477,855,128 1,920,348,261
81,345,736 1,000,081,309
171,954,298 1,431,568,279 6,859,909,141
9,580,423
129,582,931
57,963,901
139,907,690
781,613,390
6,499,412
66,338,921
20,642,085
117,352,173
527,261,775
37,836,727
103,841,555
296,128,318
503,635,268 2,289,913,786
227,341,952
35,799,788
351,546,678
516,733,008 3,218,360,623
23,590,424
67,305,992
232,878,472
456,935,733 2,303,571,209
50,200,719
146,742,838
480,673,161
856,522,115 4,487,725,258
3,593,443
103,078,595
26,723,620
68,561,073
353,844,827
2,616,642,734 16,148,532,502 U0,265,207,321 34,334,290,655 1187,739,071,090
168,386,104
501,391,191
899,203,161 1,500,820,231
488,763,883 3,079,251,197
285,898,127 3,313,503,472
226,711,255 1,976,695,855
149,234,864 1,137,275,275
175,407,024 2,107,781,380
69,651,582 1,499,071,030
153,386,734 1,032,742,871

667,812,193 2,247,248,860 11,805,422,012
2,792,249,523 8,012,298,168 46,211,667,778
2,035,016,810 7,144,771,811 39,502,313,584
843,052,977 5,469,983,413 31,208,417,942
680,270,319 3,285,350,961 14,843,963,211
304,130,933 1,945,457,344 7,660,040,736
346,620,452 3,037,449,542 15,434,960,541
564,515,334 1,140,074,669 6,753,014,065
1,339,186,922 2,051,655,887 13,626,919,363

1 Includes $402,351,858, value of ships belonging to the United States Navy, and $290,000,000, value of privately owned water-supply systems, not distributed by States.
* Eor States included in each division see note 5, p. 36.




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WEALTH,

No. 380.—NATIONAL WEALTH: E s t im a t e s U n d e r S p e c if ie d H e a d s in 1900,

1904, AND 1912.

[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Form of wealth.
Real property taxed................................................................
Real property exem pt............................................................
Live stock1......................*......................................................
Farm implements and machinery.......................................
Gold and silver coin and bullion..........................................
Manufacturing machinery, tools, etc...................................
Railroads and their equipments..........................................
T otal...............................................................................
Street railways, etc.:
Street railways................................................................
Telegraph systems...........................................................
Telephone system s...........................................................
Pullman and private cars...............................................
Shipping and canals........................................................
Irrigation enterprises........... ..........................................
Privately owned waterworks.........................................
Privately owned central electric light and power
stations............................... .......................................
Total................................................................................
All other:
Agricultural products......................................................
Manufacturing products.................................................
Im ported merchandise.............................. . . .................
Mining products...............................................................
Clothing and personal ornaments............................... „
■
Furniture, carriages, etc.................................................
T o ta l................................. , ..........................................
Grand total...................................................................

1900

1904

Dollars. ' Dollars.
Dollars.
46,324,839,234 55,510,247,564 98,362,813,569
6,212,788,930 6,831,244,570 12.313.519.502
3,306,473,278 4,073,791,736 6,238,388.985
749,775,970
844,989,863 1,368,224,548
1,677,379,825 1,998,603,303 2,616,642,734
2,541,046,639 3,297,754,180 6,091,451,274
9,035,732,000 11,244,752,000 16.148.532.502
69,848,035,876 83,801,383,216 143,139,573,114
1,576,197,160
211.650.000
400.324.000
98,836,600
537,849,478
267,752,468
402,618,653
3,495,228,359

2,219,966,000 4,596,563,292
227.400.000.
223,252,516
585,840,000 1,081,433,227
123.000. 000 123,362,701
846,489,804 1,491,117,193
360,865,270
275,000,000
290,000,000
562,851,105
4,840,546,909

2,098,613,122
10,265,207,321

1,455,069,323 1,899,379,652 5,240,019,651
6,087,151,108 7,409,291,668 14,693,861,489
424,970,592
495,543,685
826,632,467
408,066,787 ! 815,552,233
326,851,517
2,000,000,000 2.500.000. 000 4,295,008,593
4,880,000,000 5.750.000. 000 8,463,216,222
15,174,042,540 18,462,281,792 34,334,290,655
88,517,306,775 107,104,211,917 187,739,071,090

1 Including live stock on farms and ranges and In cities and towns.




1912

ARMY, NAVY, CIVIL SERVICE, PENSIONS, ETC.
No. 3 8 1 .—REGULAR ARMY, PHILIPPINE SCOUTS, AND MILITIA:1 Organ­
ized S trength , Y ears E nded J une 30, 1914 to 1917.
[Source: Reports of the W ar Departm ent.]
1914
State.
R egular A rm y ___
Philippine scouts...
MILITIA.
A labam a......... .........
A rizona....................
A rkansas...................
California.................
C olorado...................
Connecticut.............
Delaware..................
District of Columbia
Florida......................
G eorgia...................
H aw aii......................
Id a h o ......... . . . . . . . .
Illin o is......................
In d ia n a ....................
Io w a ........................
K ansas......................
K entucky.................
L ouisiana.................
M aine........................
M aryland.................
M assachusetts........
M ichigan..................
M innesota.................
M ississippi...............
Missouri....................
M ontana.................
N ebraska..................
New Ham pshire___
New Jersey.........
New Mexico.............
New Y ork.................
North Carolina.........
North Dakota..........
Ohio............................
Oklahoma____
Oregon........................
Pennsylvania.........
Rhode Island...........
South Carolina.........
South Dakota...........
Tennessee.................
T e x a s........................
Utah
V erm ont...................
V irginia....................
W ashington.............
West V irginia.........
W isconsin.................
W yom ing.................
T otal...............

1916

1915

1917

Officers. Enlisted Officers. Enlisted Officers. Enlisted Officers. Enlisted
men.
m en.
men.
men.
4,701
182

87,781
6,096

163
2,609
45
645
109
1,402
252
3,604
122
1,933
2,511
177
41
465
1,721
124
73
1,075
225
2,490
56
858
68
839
608
5,447
169
2,109
217
3,014
132
1,720
164
2,210
65
1,009
108
1,404
157
1,986
424
5,369
189
2,478
220
3,243
94
990
244
3,840
40
636
1,384
132
90
1,280
304
4,014
57
910
974 15,591
209
2,367
60
679
490
5,637
77
1,330
100
1,401
745 10,190
96
1,303
1,794
156
68
873
1,798
117
192
2,731
29
419
75
817
206
2,606
88
1,312
104
1,517
2,931
193
54
760
8,792 119,251

4,616
182

95,765
5,430

164
2,615
742
53
105
1,547
249
3,440
119
1,637
2,772
195
40
450
129
1,847
95
1,320
2,714
229
905
61
946
58
522
5,550
2,077
132
3,092
211
1,812
123
2,329
168
1,044
68
1,288
101
166
1,917
5,653
426
188
2,773
227
3,280
1,127
78
3,872
227
663
45
1,474
119
1,323
91
4,176
296
60
851
1,002 ‘15,607
211
2,809
56
676
487
5,309
69
1,026
1,622
104
762 10,266
90
1,316
136
1,589
975
67
107
1,639
145
2,091
32
566
730
73
200
2,703
86
1,234
1,607
117
3,095
196
34
598
8,705 120,693

4,843
182

97,013
5,603

6,169
463

238,455
8,570

2,391
166
64
866
834
81
245
3,218
58
770
227
3,476
35 - 426
94
1,741
85
1,181
225
2,859
2,548
93
901
63
500
6,099
2,411
150
3,182
218
1,925
12t
2,252
170
1,119
63
1,428
111
2,024
168
6,600
418
3,430
220
210
2,889
1,085
71
3,746
207
734
50
110
1,507
83
1,175
301
4,021
67
867
1,014 15,309
208
2,846
735
55
492
5,916
966
70
1,595
96
9,450
701
90
1,527
1,424
102
65
857
1,634
113
2,720
185
32
546
76
878
2,808
197
90
1.358
106
1,505
192
3 247
35
679
8,589 123,605

205
48
50
181
27
113
13
63
14
188

5,115
619
1,282
944
549
3,431
403
1,077
548
4,848

49
153
54
67

1,588
4,781
1,416
2,244

157
69
52
100
153
55
92
54
103
46
45
3
199
51
317
52
13
146
49
52
209
16
52
14
52
172
52
133
51
103
52
14
3,953

4,701
2,273
1,978
2,130
5,952
1,737
3,109
1,414
3,275
1,478
1,337
109
5,305
1,265
9,864
1,189
516
8,997
1,312
1,900
5,406
445
1,544
566
1,507
3,880
i,590
3,120
1,436
3,108
1,641
445
108,374

i “ National Guard,” by act of June 3,1316.




675

676

BELLIGERENT RELATIONS OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES

No. 382.—BELLIGERENT COUNTRIES: D a t e s o f S e v e r a n c e s o f D ip l o ­
m a t ic R e l a t io n s a n d D e c l a r a t io n s o f W a r .
[Source: The Official Bulletin, Dec. 31,1917; revised list of the Departm ent of State.]
SEVERANCES OF DIPLOMATIC RELA TION S.

Severed hy—

Severed with—

Austria-Hungary. Japan................
D o................... Portugal.............
D o................... Serbia..................
Do ............... United States__
Bolivia.................. Germany............
Brazil................ ........dot.................
China......................
Costa Rina______ ........do..................
Ecuador................. ........do..................
Ecrvnt.....................
France................... A u s tria -H u n ­
gary.

Date.

Severed hy—

Severed w ith—

Aug. 26,1914
Mar. 16,1916
July 26,1914
Apr. 8,1917
Apr. 14,1917
Apr. 11,1917
Mar. 14,1917
Sept. 21,1917
Dec. 7,1917
Aug. 13,1914
Aug. 10,1914

Greece 1...............
D o..................
Guatemala..........
H aiti.....................
Honduras............
Nicaragua............
Peru......................
T urkey.................
United States ...
U ruguay..............

T urkey................
A u s tr ia - H u n ­
gary.
Germany............
........do..................
........do..................
........do..................
........do..................
United States__
Germany............
........do.................

July 2,1917
Do.
Apr. 27,1917
June 17,1917
May 17,1917
May 18,1917,
Oct. 6,1917
Apr. 20,1917
Feb. 3,1917
Oct. ' 7,1917

Declared
against—

Date.

Date.

DECLARATIONS OF W AR.
Declared by—

Declared
against—

Date.

Austria-Hungary.
D o...................
D o...................
D o...................
D o ___
Brazil.....................
Bulgaria.................
China.....................
D o...................
Cuba......................
France...................
D o...................
D o...................
D o...................
Germany...............
D o...................
D o...................
D o...................
D o...................
Great Britain.......
D o...................
D o...................
D o...................
Greece1 .................
Do.2*................
.
Do.1.................
Do.2.................

Belgium..............
Japan..................
Montenegro........
Russia.................
Serbia..................
Germany............
Serbia..................
A ustria...............
Germany............
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria.............
Germany............
T urkey...............
Belgium.............
France................
Portugal.............
Roum ania..........
Russia...............
A ustriar H ungar y
Bulgaria............
Germany............
Turkey...............
Bulgaria............
.......do.................
Germany............
.......do...................

Aug. 28,1914
Aug. 27,1914
Aug. 9,1914
Aug. 6,1914
July 28,1914
Oct. 26,1917
Oct. 14,1915
Aug. 14,1917
do
Apr. 7,1917
Aug. 13,1914
Oct. 16,1915
Aug. 3,1914
Nov. 5,1914
Aug. 4,1914
Aug. 3,1914
Mar. 9,1916
Sept. 14,1916
Aug. 1,1914
Aug. 13,1914
Oct. 15,1915
Aug. 4,1914
Nov. 5,1914
Nov. 28,1916
July 2,1917
Nov. 28,1916
July 2,1917

Declared by—

Austria-Hungary May 24,1915
Bulgaria............. Oct. 19,1915
Do............... Germany............. Aug. 28,1916
D o................. Turkey............... Aug. 21,1915
Germany.......... _ Aug. 23,1914
Japan..............
Liberia................... .......do................... Aug, 4,1917
Austria-Hungary Aug. 8,1914
Montenegro...........
Do............
Germany............. Aug. 9,1914
Panam a............. ....... do.................. Apr. 7,1917
Do..
. . Austria-Hungary Dec. 10,1917
Portugal8............... Germany........
~R.nnmfl.nifl.............. A u s tria -H u n ­ Aug. 27,1916
gary.4*
Russia.................. Bulgaria............. Oct. 19,1915
Do................... Turkey............... Nov. 3,1914
San Marino............ Austria-Hungary May 24,1915
Serbia.................... Bulgaria.............. Oct. 16,1915
Do................. Germany............. Aug. 6,1914
Do................. Turkey________ Dec. 2,1914
Siam ....................... Austria-Hungary July 22,1917
D o.................. Germany............
Do.
Turkey................... Entente Allies... Nov. 23,1914
Roum ania_____ Aug. 29,1916
Do............
United States....... ....... do................... Apr. 6,1917
Do................... Austria-Hungary Dec. 7,1917

1 Provisional Government.
2 Government of Alexander.
8 Resolution passed Cortes Geraes Nov. 23. 1914. authorizing military intervention as ally of E ngland.
Military aid granted May 19,1915.
* Allies of Austria-Hungary, also considered it a declaration of war against them .




SELECTIVE DRAFT.

677

No. 3 8 3 .—RESULTS OF THE FIRST SELECTIVE DRAFT AS OF NOV. 12,
1917 (APPROXIM ATELY).
[From report of the Provost Marshal General to the Secretary of War.]
Classification of results.

Number,
per cent,
or ratio.

Classification of results.

Number,
per cent,
or ratio.

Total registrants 21 to 30 years
Causes for physical rejections—Contd.
old.................................num ber.. 19,586,508
346
3.37
...............................gS ? 2 5-..
Registrants not called by boards,
.66
num ber................................................. - 6,503,559
0.64
“ ■ ............................G S 2 5 : :
67.84
161
Per cent.................................................
Respiratory.......................f e £ S "
Registrants called by boards for hearing
1.56
or examination.......................num ber..
118
Per cent................................................
1.15
...................................K
:
32.16
Certified for service in the National
375
/num ber..
Flat foot.
Arm y.......................................num ber.. 2 1,057,363
...............(per cent..
3.65
142
Genito-urinary(nonvene-/number..
Per cent of called................................
34.30
1.39
real).................................[percent..
16,156
438
Genito-iirmary(venereal){™rI^ ( - ■
4.27
No appeals pending.................num ber.. 1,041,207
602
Remainder (rejected, exempted, and
Heart disease....................
5.87
discharged)............................. num ber.. 2,025,586
766
Per cent of called................................
65.70
H enda................................f e S "
Net quota required...................num ber.. 687,000
7.47
Per cent of called................................
465
22.28
Mentally deficient........... { jS fS S '..
4.53
Failed to appear for examination,
387
Nervous disorder (gen-/num ber..
num ber..................................................... 252,294
3.77
eral and local)..............[per cent..
Per cent of called................................
8.18
551
Appeared...................................num ber.. 2,830,655
Tuberculosis........................................'
5.37
[per cent..
Per cent of called.................................
91.82
163
In camp on Nov. 12,1917— num ber.. 383,675
Underweight................... (percent* *
1.59
Per cent of quota required................
55.85
Ill-defined or not speci-/num ber..
93
Shortage.....................................num ber..
303,325
fied.................................[per cent..
0.91
Per cent of quota................................
44.15
809
Colored citizens registered___num ber.. 737,626
Not stated........................................... '
[per cent..
7.89
Whites registered........................... do— 8,848,882
Colored citizens called................... do----- 208,953 Exem pted or discharged on claims,
Ratio to colored registered................
28.33 num ber................................................... 1,294,830
Per cent of called...............................
41.99
Whites called............................num ber.. 2,873,996
Per cent of not certified...................
63.92
Ratio to whites registered.................
32.48
Claims m ade..............................num ber.. 1,560,570
Colored citizens rejected, exempted, and
Ratio to called ...................................
50.62
discharged..............................num ber..
133,286
Ratio to colored called.......................
63. 77 Claims granted.........................num ber.. 1,215,049
Ratio to called................................
39.41
W hites rejected, exempted, and dis­
charged ...................................num ber.. 2,162,783
Ratio to claims filed......................
77.86
Ratio to whites called........................
75.25 Involuntary conscripts (failed to appear
or filed unsuccessful claims for exemp­
Colored citizens certified for service,
num ber.....................................................
75,697 tion or discharge)..................num ber.. 418,309
Ratio to certified.................................
Ratio to colored called.......................
39.56
36.23
Whites certified for service.. .num ber.. 711,213 Voluntary conscripts (filed no claims for
Ratio to whites called........................
24.75 exemption or discharge)___num ber.. 639,054
Ratio to certified.................................
60.44
Rejected on physical grounds by local
boards......................................num ber.. 8730,756 Claims granted.......................... num ber.. 1,161,206
Dependency.................................do.
859,150
23.70
Per cent of called....................-..........
Ratio to total claims.....................
73.99
Per cent of not certified.....................
36.08
Alienage..............: ..................num ber.. 228,452
Causes for physical rejections:
Cases considered................... num ber..
Ratio to total claims...................... .
19.67
10,258
67,716
Alcoholism and drug / num ber..
79 V ocations.................................number.
Ratio to total claims..........
5.83
habit.............................. [per cent..
0.77
Religious creed...................... num ber..
3,887
416
Physical u n d e v e l o p m e n t "
0.34
Ratio to total claims.....................
4.06
Moral unfitness..................................
2
,
871
Ratio to total claims.....................
0.17
Teeth................................. { " : :
8.50 Married persons called. *........num ber.. 1,500,056
191
persons accepted..............do___
163,115
Bloodvessels....................
1.86 Married persons exempted or discharged
304 Married grounds........................ num ber.. 1,336,941
on all
Bones................................. {” " r
2.96 Discharges for dependency:
82
743,141
Wife or wife and children...........do___
Digestive system.............
0.80
Widowed parent..........................do___
56,002
/num ber.,
Infirm parent............................... do___
49,340
Ear.
[per cent.,
Motherless child...........................do___
5.94
5,621
/num ber.,
Minor orphan brothers and sisters,
2,224
Eye.
[per cent..
num ber.................................................
21.68
5,046
i In various boards the registration and calls for examination still continue on a small scale, b ut no
estimate can yet be given of the actual figures.
* This figure is 4,082 in excess of the number actually returned by the boards in their reports, but their
returns are presumed to be more reliable; and the balance of 4,082 necessary to make the items foot to
agree with the total number called has therefore been added.
3 This number is 29.11 per cent of the number physically examined by the boards. During the Civil War
the percentages were: First draft, 31.69; second draft, 24.76; third draft, 24.95; fourth draft, 13.42 per cent.



0

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1

SELECTIVE DRAFT,

678

No. 3 8 3 .— R e s u l t s

of the F irst S elective D raft
(A pproximately)— Continued.

Number,
per cent,
or ratio.

Classification of results.
Nationality of aliens:
Cobelligerents—
Registered............
Accepted...............
Neutrals—
Registered.............
Called.....................
Accepted...............
Allied with enemy—
Registered............
Called.....................
Accepted...............
( Enemy—
G erm anyRegistered.........
Called.................
Accepted...........
Austria-HungaryRegistered.........
Called.................
Accepted............




number.
....d o ...
___d o ...
— d o ...
....d o ...
....d o ...
....d o ...
___d o ...
— do ...
d o ....
d o ....
.do___
do___
.d o ....
.do___

as

of

N ov. 12, 1917

Classification of results.

Exempted vocations:
Federal and State officers..number..
772,744 Ministers.......................................do__
281,982 D ivinity students.......................do__
49,276 Military and naval service........do__
Dischargeable vocations:
148,274 County and municipal officers.. do___
55,901
Customhouse clerks....... ........... do__
11,206 Mail employees............................do__
Arsenal, etc., workmen............. do__
43,352 Federal employees designated by the
President...........................num ber..
14,672
Pilots.............................................do__
1,902
Mariners........................................do__
40,663
12,959
238,768
92,199
13,233

Number,
per cent,
or ratio.
1.665
3,976
3,144
47,822
1,476
2,538
1,777
1,773
2.666
S t

SELECTIVE DRAFT.

679

N o. 3 8 4 .—FIRST SELECTIVE DRAFT, 1917, EFFECT O F: T o t a l I n d u s t r ia l
P o p u l a t io n , N u m b e r s R e g is t e r e d , C a l l e d ,

and

A ccepted.

[From report of the Provost Marshal General to the Secretary of War.J

Industrial classes.

Total in­ Total
dustrial regis­
popula­
tion, 1917. tered.

Agriculture, forestry, and anim al husbandry:
Agriculture (farming, truck gardening, fruit rais­
ing, etc.)....................................................................... 18,843,518
Forestry (lumbering, etc ) ......... ............................
200,991
Animal husbandry (fishing; cattle raising; sheep
raising, etc )........................................................... ... 227,325
Mines, quarries, and wells:
Coal mines....................................................................... 600,148
Other mines (copper; gold and silver; iron; lead
and zinc); quarries; salt mines; salt wells and
salt factories............................................................... 275,561
Oil wells and gas wells..............................................
51,223
Manufacturing industries;
Building industries—
House contractors; carpenters; blacksmiths; ma­
chinists; electricians; painters; plasterers;
plumbers, e tc ......................................................... 2,878,792
Chemical industries—
Powder, cartridge, dynam ite, fuse, and fireworks
factories.....................................................................
10,307
Fertilizer factories; paint factories; soap factories;
other chemical factories............................................ 80,331
Clay, glass, and stone industries—
Bnck, tile, and terra-cotta factories; glass fac­
tories; lime, cement, and gypsum factories;
marble and stone yards; potteries........................ 246,072
Clothing industries—
Clothing factories; glove factories; hat factories;
shirt, collar, and cuff factories................................ 754,062
Food industries—
Bakeries; butter and cheese factories; candy fac­
tories; fish curing and packing; flour and grain
mills; fruit and vegetable canning; slaughter
and packing houses; sugar factories and refin­
eries; other rood factories......................................... 396,519
Iron and steel industries—
Blast furnaces; steel rolling mills; iron foundries;
m ilitary weapons factories...................................... 373,701
62,071
Shipbuilding and boat building................. ..............
Agriculturalimplement factories; automobile fac­
tories; wagon and carriage factories; car and
railroad shops; other iron and steel factories___ 822,540
Leather industries—
*
Harness and saddle factories; shoe factories; tan ­
neries; trunk factories.............................................. 343,805
Liquor and beverage Industries—
Breweries; other liquor and beverage factories....... 89,190
Lumber and furniture industries—
Box factories (wood); furniture factories; piano
and organ factories; saw and planing mills;
other woodworking factories................................... 541,926
Metal industries (except iron and steel)—
Brass mills; clock and watch factories; copper fac­
tories; gold and silver factories; jewelry factories;
lead and zinc factories; tin-plate factories; tin ­
ware and enamelware factories; other metal fac­
tories............................................................................ 268,537
Paper and printing industries—
Blank book, envelope, tag, paper-box factories;
paper and pulp mills; printing and publishing
houses........................................................................... 507,986
Textile industries—
Carpet mills; cotton mills; hemp and jute mills;
knitting mills; lace and embroidery mills; linen
mills; rope and cordage factories; sail, awning,
and tent factories; silk mills; woolen and worsted
919,800
mills; sundry textile mills...................................




* See note next page.

Total
called.

Total accepted
for service.
Ratio
Number. to pop­
ulation.

2,439,246
78,241
46,646
225,109

782,503
24,507
15,642
74,109

205,731
7,984
4,570
18,710

1.48
3.97
2.01
3.12

92,062
33,040

35,553
10,610

10,377
3,026

3. 77
5.91

700,790

231,835

57,970

2.01

25,999
24,946

9,692
7,986

74,580

24,928

6,022

2.45

114,687

44,952

7,370

.98

160,709

50,929

11,687

2.95

241,145
35,949

92,434
11,910

22,068
2,628

5.90
4.23

310,318

102,860

24,857

3.02

81,575
17,669

24,663
5,752

5,063
1,472

1.47
1.65

145,379

43,144

11,458

2.11

123,992

46,480

10,182

3.79

101,750

30,711

6,745

1.33

155,938

52,462

9,833

1.07

2,310 122.41
1,926
2.40

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SELECTIVE DRAFT.

No. 3 8 4 .—F ir s t

S e l e c t iv e D r a f t , 1917, E f f e c t o f : T o t a l I n d u s t r ia l
P o p u l a t io n , e t c .— Continued.

Industrial classes.
Manufacturing industries—Continued.
Miscellaneousbrush factories; button factories; char­
Broom and industries—
coal and coke works; cigar and tobacco factories;
electric light and power plants; electrical sup­
ply factories; gasfactories; oil refineries; rubber
factories; straw works; other miscellaneous
industries.............................................................
Transportation:
Steam railroads.......................................................
Telegraph and telephone companies......................
Water transportation; construction and mainte­
nance of streets, roads, sewers, and bridges;
electric and street railways;Jivery stables; truck,
transfer, cab, and hack companies; express com­
panies; postal service..........................................
Trade and merchandise in general:
Banking and brokerage; insurance; real estate;
sundry wholesale and retail trades; buying and
selling ofgrainsorts of articles; any kind of store
or shop; all elevators; stockyards; warehouses
and cold-storage plants.......................................
Public service (not elsewhere classified):
Public administration (United States, State,
county, city, and township employees); Na­
tional Defense (Army and Navy); marshals,
sheriffs, policemen, watchmen............................
Professionalprofessional showmen, etc.; artists, sculp­
Actors, service:
tors, and teachers of art; clergymen; officials of
lodges, religious and charity workers; legal pro­
fession; literary professions (journalists, etc.);
dentists; musicians and teachers of music;
surgeons; physicians and surgeons; veterinary
scientific professions; teachers, professors in col­
leges, etc.; other service in general:
Domestic and manual professional pursuits; students.
Barbers and hairdressers; janitors, porters, restau­
keepers and managers; bartenders; cooks; hotel
rant,servants; waiters; clerks; laundries; keep­
ers; cafd, and lunch-room keepers; saloon other
occupations..........................................................
Laborers (in general).............................................

Total in­ Total
dustrial regis­
popula­
tion, 1917. tered.

1,254,361 275,679
1,236,867 277,018
297,067 66,119

Total
called.

Total accepted
for service.
Ratio
Number. to pop­
ulation.

87,780
85,063
20,128

22,089
21,557
4,955

1.76
1.74
1.67

1,297,132 400,513 128,262

34,565

2.67

4,708,908 364,151 111,541

24,892

.53

529,315 335,053 106,068

23,606

4.46

2,202,609 383,140 119,448

30,082

1.37

4,208,862 977,853 297,348 78,221
4,053,385 1,277,213 403,649 114,955

1.86
2.84

Note —The following adjustments must he made for unavoidable uncertainties:
The census figures of 1910 (Thirteenth Census) had to he corrected by estimate for 1917 (column 1); and
this estimate can only be approximate, owing to the shifting of industrial activities, etc. The marked
instance in which the census projection appears as too low is that of the group u Powder, cartridges, and
dynamite.” Obviously the large shift to this industry was im possible to estim ate by any determinable
percentage.
The figures in column 2 are subject to some uncertainty.




681

SELECTIVE DRAFT,

No, 38 5 .—FIRST SELECTIVE DRAFT, 1917: T o t a l
S t il l A v a il a b l e
P ercentag es.

not

Ca l l e d , Ca l l e d

but not

R e g is t r a n t s a n d N u m b e r
D is c h a r g e d , a n d T o t a l , w it h

IFrom report of the Provost Marshal General to the Secretary of War.]

Industrial classes.*
il
O

Total
regis­
trants.

Agriculture, forestry, and animal hus­
bandry:
Agriculture (farming, truck gar­ N u m ber .
dening, fruit raising, etc.).......... 2,439,246
Forestry (lumbering, etc.)........... 78,241
Animal husbandry (fishing, cattle
raising, sheep raising, etc.) ..
46,646
Mines, quarries, and wells:
225,109
Coal mines................................
Other mines (copper,and zinc),
silver, iron, lead gold and
quarries, salt mines, salt wells, 92,061
and salt factories...................
33,040
Oil wells and gas wells.............
Manufacturing industries:
Building industries— carpenters,
House contractors,
blacksmiths, machinists, elec­
tricians, painters, plasterers, 700,790
plumbers, etc........................
Chemical industries— dynamite,
Powder, cartridge,
fuse, and fireworks paint fac- 25,999
Fertilizer factories, factories......
tories; soap factories, other
24,946
chemical factories........... ......
Clayj glass, and stone industriesBnck, tile, and terra-cotta fac­
tories; glass factories; lime, ce­
ment. and stone yards; pot­
marble and gypsum factories;
74,580
teries.....................................
Clothing industries—
Clothing factories; glove factories;
hat factories; shirt, collar, and
cuff factories............................. 114,687
Food industries—
Bakeries;candy factories; fish cur­
tories; butter and cheese fac­
ing and packing; flour and
grain mills; fruit and vegetable *
canning; slaughter and packing
houses; sugar factories and re­ 160,709
fineries; other food factories..
Iron and steel industries—
Blast furnaces: steel rolling mills;
' iron foundries; military wea­
pons factories.............................. 241,145
Shipbuilding and boat building... 35,949
Agricultural! mplement factories;
automobile factories;wagon and
carriage factories;iron and steel
road shops; other car and rail­ 310,318
factories..'.............................
Leather industries—
Harness and saddle factories; shoe
factories; tanneries; trunk fac­
tories........................................ 81,575
Liquor and beverage industries—
Breweries; other liquor and bev­
erage factories............................ 17,669
Lumber and furniture industries—
Box factories (wood); furniture
factories; piano and organ fac­
tories; saw and planing mills;
other woodworking factories__ 145,379




Registrants still available for draft.
Not called.
N um ber.
1,656,743
53,734
31,004
151,000

Called but
discharged.

Mftximnm total
available.

P e r ct. N u m b er . P e r ct. N u m b er . P e r ct.

67.92 576,772 23.65 2,233,515
68.67 16,523 21.12 70,257
66. 46 11,072 23. 74 42,076
67.08 55,399 24.61 206,399

56,508 61.38
22,430 67.89

25,176 27.34
7,584 22.95

91.57
89.79
90.20
91.69

81,684
30,014

88.72
90.84

468,955 66.92 173,865 24.81 642,820

91.73

16,307 62.72

7,382 28.39

23,689

91.11

16,960 67.99

6,060 24.29

23,020

92.28

49,652 66.58

18,906 25.35

68,558

9L03

69,735 60.80
>

37,582 32.77 107,317

93.57

109,780 68.31

39,242 24.42 149,022

92.73

148,711 61.67
24,039 66.87

70,366 29.18 219,077
9,282 25.82 33,321

90.85
92.69

207,458 66.85

78,003 25.14 285,461

91.99

56,912 69.76

19,600 24.03

76,512

93.79

11,917 67.45

4,280 24.22

16,197

91.67

102,235 70.32

31,686 21.79 133,921

92.11

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SELECTIVE DRAFT.

No. 385 . — F ir s t

S e l e c t iv e D r a f t , 1917: T o t a l R e g is t r a n t s
A v a il a b l e n o t C a l l e d , e t c .— Continued.

Industrial classes.
Manufacturing industries—Contd.
Metal industries (except iron and
steel)—
Brass mills; clock and watch fac­
tories ; copper factories; gold and
silver factories; jewelry fac­
tories; lead ana zinc factories;
tin-plate factories; tinware and
enamelware factories; other
metal factories............................
Paper and printing industries—
Blank book, envelope, tag, paper
bag, and paper box factories;
paper and pulp mills; printing
and publishing houses...............
Textile industries—
Carpet mills; cotton mills; hemp
and jute mills; knitting mills;
lace and embroidery mills; linen
mills; rope and cordage fac­
tories; sail, awning, and tent
factories; silk mills; woolen and
worsted mills; sundry textile
mills...........................................
Miscellaneous industries—
Broom and brush factories; button
factories; charcoal and coke
works; cigar and tobacco fac­
tories; electric light and power
plants; electrical supply facto­
ries; gas works;strawrefineries;
rubber factories; oil factories;
and other miscellaneous indus'Transportation:
tries............................................
Steam railroads.............................
Telegraph and telephone com­
panies.........................................
Water transportation; construc­
tion and maintenance of streets;
roads, sewers, and bridges; elec­
tric and street railways; livery
stables; truck, transfer, cab, and
hack companies; express com­
panies; postal service................
Trade and merchandise in general:
Banking and brokerage;insurance;
real estate; sundry wholesale
and retail trades; buying and
selling of all sorts of articles;
any kind of store or shop; grain
elevators; stockyards; ware­
houses and cold-storage plants...
Public service (not elsewhere classi­
fied):
Public administration (United
States. State, county, city,
and tow nship employees):
National Defense (Army and
Navy); marshals, sh e r i ffs,
policemen, watchmen...............
Professional service:
Actors, professional showmen,etc.;
artists, sculptors, and teachers
of art; clergymen; officials of
lodges; religious and charity
workers; legal profession; liter­
ary professionsn oumalist s, et c.);
dentists, physicians, and sur­
geons; and teachers of music;
siciansveterinary surgeons; mu­
scientific professions; teachers,
professors m colleges, etc. • other
professional pursuits; students..



Total
regis­
trants.

and

N u m b e r S t ill

Registrants still available for draft.
Not called.

Called but
discharged.

Maximum total
available.

N u m ber, N u m ber. P e r et. N u m ber, P e r ct. N u m b er. P e r c t.‘

123,992

77,512 62.51

36,298 29.27 113,810

91.78

101,760

71,039 69.82

23,966 23.55

93.37N

95,005

165,938 103,476 66.36

42,629 27.33 146,105

93.69

275,679 187,899 68.16
277,018 191,955 69.29
66,119 45,991 69.54
\

65,691 23.83 253,690
63,506 22.93 255,461
15,173 22.96 61,164

91.99
92.22
92.50

400,513 272,251 67.9^

93,697 23.39 365,948

91,36

364,151 252,610 69.37

86,649 23.79 339,259

93.16

335,053 228,985 68.34

82,462 24.61 311,447

92.95

383,140 263,602 68.82

89,366 23.32 353,058

92.14

683

SELECTIVE DRAFT.

No. 3 8 5 .—F irst S elective D raft, 1917: T otal R egistrants
A vailable not Called , etc.—Continued.
Industrial classes.

Total
regis­
trants.

and

N umber S till

Registrants stiU available for draft.
Not called.

Called but
discharged.

Maximum total
available.

Domestic and manual service in gen­
eral:
Barbers and hairdressers; barten­
ders; cooks; hotel keepers and
managers; janitors, porters, res­
taurant, caf6, ana lunch-room
keepers; saloon keepers; ser­
vants; waiters; clerks; laun­ um ber. u m ber er ct. u m ber. e r ct. u m ber. r ct.
dries; other occupations............. N977,853 N680,505. P69.59 N219,127 P22.41 N899,632 P e92.00
Laborers in general....................... 1,277,213 873,564 68.40 288,694 22.60 1,162,258 91.00
Note.—The above figures need a few adjustments by estimate before final accuracy can be reached,
(а ) Column 3, called but discharged. By section 4 of the Selective Service Regulations of Nov. 8, 1917,
It is provided tnat “ all exemptions and discharges made prior to noon of Dec. 15,1917 * * * are hereby
revoked.” Nevertheless^ as the law providing the conditions for exemption or discharge remain the same,
it is of course certain that not all registrants discharged under the first draft will be practically available
in later drafts.
It may rather be assumed that the largest portion of the total men discharged under the first draft will
not be available on future drafts. The only certain basis for the estimate of available men in the several
industrial groups, therefore, is to add a small, unknown, and variable percentage to the totals shown under
“ Not called” in the preceding tables What the variation of that percentage should be in the respective
industrial groups is not practicable to estimate.table must be made, because the column “ Called but not
(б ) A second adjustment for the preceding
discharged ” represents the men not certified for service by the local boards, and this number could not bo
accurately known at the time of compiling the data (Nov. 12), because (1) many cases of claims for exemp­
tion or discharge still pending on appeal at that time would be decided in favor of the claimants, and
(2) the lists of certified men were subject to some depletion or rejections or nonappearance at camps; and
both of these columns would increase the column in question. No appointment of it to the specific in­
dustrial groups could be worth estimating.




684

SELECTIVE DRAFT.

No. 3 8 6 .—SELECTIVE DRAFT, 1917:
R a t io ,

G r o s s Q u o t a , T o t a l E n l is t m e n t s ,
St a t e s.

by

and

[From report of the Provost Marshal General to the Secretary of War.)
State.

Gross
quota.

Alabama.................................................................................................
Arizona...............................................................................
Arkansas....................................................
California................................................................................
Colorado..................................................................................
Connecticut........................................................................
Delaware............................................................................
District of Columbia...............................................................................
Florida....................................................................................
Georgia..................................................

21,300
4,478
17,452
34,907
9,797
18,817
2,569
3,796
10,129
27,209
4.833
79,094
29,971
25,465
17,795
22,152
18,481
7,076
14,139
43,109
43,936
26,021
16,429
35,461
10,423
13,900
1,435
4,419
35,623
3,856
122,424
23,486
7,737
66,474
19,943
7,387
98,277
6,277
15,147
6,854
22,158
48,116
4.945
3,243
21,354
12,768
14,848
28,199
2,683
1,136,392

Total
enlist­
ments.1

50.84
37.80
52.73
69.83
88.84
62.15
76.68
108.79
57.83
49.51
83.11
Illinois....................................................................................
57.22
Indiana .........
.............................
74.60
78.51
Kansas............................................................
80.79
Kentucky......................................................................
51.43
Louisiana......
42.59
Maine...............................................
101.42
77.74
Maryland.................................................................................................
Massachusetts. 1................ ...............................................
84.19
Michigan.........................................................................
53.68
Minnesota....................................................
66.38
Mississippi...................................................................................
41.28
Missouri...................................................................................................
79.49
Montana....... .............................................
61.64
Nebraska..............................................................................
82.68
Nevada....................................................................................
59.58
New Hampshire..................................................
94.25
New Jersey....................................................
58.67
New Mexico.......................................
57.23
New York.........................................................
66.64
North Dakota..................................................
39.34
North Carolina.........................................
49.03
63.13
Oklahoma...............................................................................................
34.92
Oregon...............................................................
157.84
Pennsylvania........................................
64.73
Rhode Island..............................................................................
95.55
South Carolina.......... .............................................................................
31.37
South Dakota...........................................................................
82.09
Tennessee............................................................................................
53.52
Texas..........................................................................
58.55
Utah..............................................................
...............
112.47
Vermont..............................................................................
86.05
Virginia............................................................................... .
36.28
Washington........ ...................................................................................
102.57
West Virginia.........................................................................................
52.85
Wisconsin...............................................................................
65.44
Wyoming............................................................
96.08
Total...........
.................................................................
64.47
1 This column includes the entire volunteer contribution of each State to the military service, namely,
the National Guard and all enlistments in the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, from the declaration of
war to Dec. 16. It does not include, however, the Officers5 Reserve Corps or Naval Reserves, of which
the figures at this time could not be obtained.




10,831
1,693
9,204
24,379
8,704
11,696
1,970
4,130
5,858
13,472
4,017
45,264
22,360
19,994
14,377
11,394
7,873
7,177
10,992
36,296
23,686
17,273
6,783
28,191
6,425
11,493
855
4,165
20,902
2,207
81,595
9,241
3,794
41,971
8,959
11,660
63,621
5,998
6,267
5,627
11,899
28,176
5,562
2,794
9,883
13,097
7,848
18,456
2,578
732,687

Ratio
to
gross
quota.

685

SELECTIVE DRAFT.

No. 3 8 7 .—SELECTIVE DBAFT, 1917: E x p e n s e s U n d e r S p e c if ie d
States .
[From report of the Provost Marshal General to the Secretary of War.]
State.
Alabama.
Arizona..
Arkansas.
California
Colorado.
Connecticut.............
Delaware..................
District of Columbia.
Florida.....................
Georgia....................
Idaho...
Illinois.
Indiana
Iowa—
Kentucky (estimated).
Louisiana........... ........
Maine..........................
Maryland....................
Massachusetts.............
Michigan..,
Minnesota.
Mississippi,
Missouri....
Montana...
Nebraska,
Nevada1New Hampshire..........
New Jersey (estimated)
New Mexico..................
New Y ork.....
North Carolina.
North Dakota..
Ohio................
Oklahoma.......
Oregon........... .
Pennsylvania.,
Rhode Island..
South Carolina.
South Dakota..
Texas__
Utah---Vermont.
Virginia..
Washington...
West Virginia.
Wisconsin......
Wyoming.....
Alaska...........




Board
members.

Physical
Employees, examination.

Travel. ""
Dollars.
1,713.91
1,865.53
613.00
8,864.70
571.00

73,128.50
3,582.00
44,185.26
76,221.00
13,055.23
6,037.50
6,108.00
3,336.00
23,965.00
64,237.83
3,867.50
171,636.25
55,662.00
29,498.63
9,964.00
56.673.50
24.038.50
12,267.15
46.866.50
97.370.50
107,542.75
43.900.00
30.763.00
99,206.70
11.521.00
24,665.26
7,919.00
16,710.00
10,644.96
304,807.78
73,089.00
6,111.99
115,624.00
3,716.00

49,464.07
18,545.41
27,477.61
87,841.09
24,570.95
32,360.51
8,018.38
5,137.46
14,279.00
28,367.18
3,265.32
127,256.28
28.146.00
20,435.86
16.610.00
18,395.04
22,979.92
12.117.46
20,290.84
82.247.46
127,601.38
29,800.00
17,786.50
49,323.87
22,389.29
13,816.35
4,925.79
49,108.74
10,600.00
358,966.31
44,838.58
7,876.57
131,721.00
26,792.67

Dollars.
3,751.40
978.60
930.00

240,509.02
9,358.76
28,221.00
11,150.52

134,509.62
25,489.65
26,762.30
4,117.43

17,976.15

D o lla rs.

1 ,4 1 2 .5 0

84,541.50
111,548.85
5,893.75
73,832.32
28,507.32
22,775.70
69,517.25
2,669.00
1 2 ,2 0 6 .2 4

H e a d s , OT

D o lla rs.

3 ,8 4 7 .0 4

92.40
810.60
1,349.10
11,633.98
2,033.00
1,580.25
1,288.30
349.40
395.10
1,171.60
3,104.20
5,529.50
” 534*66'

258.40
1,123.00
16,997.26
3,001.40
1 2 .4 0

‘ "*986*36'

45,680.30
68,353.33
8,008.44
4,654.38

2,695.50
2,665.45
104.90
513.40

38.823.14
32.095.14
49,718.06
3,647.14

874.00
48a 70
1,018.87

i No disbursements from Federal funds,

955.24
1,676.00
51.25
1,298.98
2,114.37
2,735.00
414.64
4,575.43
1,148.90
319.26
4,535.94
4,800.00
3,766.50
1,586.28
2,733.92
658.00
409.49
436.02
3,765.55
7,395.24
1,546.44
451.78
3,010.00
1,354.59
271.40
6,494.90
318.10
1,083.67
1,263.48
1,651.86
808.17
789.87
830.68
1,126.27
1,545.37
3,282.03
446.58

686

SELECTIVE DRAFT,

N o . 3 8 7 . —Selective

State.

D raft, 1917: E xpenses U nder Specified H eads, by
States—Continued.
Rent.
D o lla rs,

844.00
Alabama.
204.00
Arizona..
Arkansas.
149.20
3,440.00
California
Colorado.
Connecticut.........
574.53
Delaware..................
250.00
District of Columbia
430.00
Florida.....................
45.00
Georgia....................
Idaho..
12.50
Illinois.
7,793.69
Indiana
Iowa__
848.65
337.00
Kansas.
Kentucky (estimated).
1,051.21
Louisiana....................
878.00
Maine..........................
249.73
Maryland....................
1,910.20
Massachusetts.............
4,977.39
Michigan...
2,870.15
Minnesota.
9,300.00
Mississippi,
200.00
Missouri....
2,013.21
Montana...
676.00
Nebraska.
155.76
Nevadak
New Jersey (estimated)
Hampshire..........
New
43.00
New Mexico.................
14.50
New York...........................................................
5, 637.31
North Carolina..............................................................
1,
North Dakota..................................................................
Ohio....................................................................
Oklahoma............................................................ 2, 043.00
362.85
Oregon.............
100.00
Pennsylvania..
3,704.45
Rhode Island..
638.29
South Carolina.
851.58
South Dakota..
136.40
Tennessee.
998.50
Texas......
1,818.02
Utah........
102.00
Vermont.
Virginia..
702.34
Washington...
491.50
West Virginia.
929.67
Wisconsin.....
388.84
Wyoming___
64.00
Alaska...........




1 9 9 .6 3

Supplies. Miscellaneous
(estimated).
D o lla rs ,

D o lla rs.

4.594.51
364.49
1,963.50
1,678.62
2.845.52
17,503.15
5,582.27
i,*432.22*
9,405.70
2,218.84
701.22
115.00
2,344.00
1,201.92 51,802.50
186.70
659.52
32,221.74
1,783.54
7.323.00
57.00
1,242.79
1,729,79
91.00
2.226.00
2,811.05 19,780.90
4,913.72
2,775.58
46.59
6,986.51
4,426.19
2,897.78
14,367.49
21,880.68 17,902.95
9,000.00
5.70
2,604.93
9,662.45
9,000.00
3,594.66
2,719.37
320.91
984.34
84.68
9,641.89 17,937.35
1,403.78 .....................
47,070.05 62,360.34
80.75
573.36
20,011.00
7,739.00
2,649.78
4,599.71
820.67
345.65
627.12
36,418.31
4,055.88
4,069.91
355.62
6,744.86
298.67
8,828.00
219.28
1,203.33
1,283.72
4,188.57
5,178.76
895.45
5T550.60
3,567.71
337.04
11,023.45
500.33
827.69
500.00
1 0 ,8 6 7 .8 3

1 No disbursements from Federal funds.

Total.
D o lla rs.

133,860.88
26,160.44
77,927.81
194,799.94
45,211.67
48,470.64
19,062.28
8,588.46
42,694.00
147,054.78
9,290.52
354,439.85
93.265.00
55,556.49
31.963.00
100,000.00
53.574.18
32,427.04
81,800. 74
205,284.08
287,863.45
96,800.00
55,660.63
161,792.51
49,914.87
42,335.65
14,581.70
95,000.00
26,428.79
803,234.29
134,542.88
15,094.45
280,148.00
39,475.60

6,809.66
440,239.57
39,860.68
61,968.76
17,023.45

142,312.52
194,320.49
16,321.57
18,657.74
116,530.57
76,268.28
61,740.33
134,948.50
8,154.74
500.00

687

SELECTIVE DRAFT.

No. 3 8 8 .— SELECTIVE DRAFT, 1917: C ommunities which F illed G ross Quotas
by V oluntary E nlistm ents , by S tates .
[From report of the Provost Marshal General to the Secretary of War.)
State and community.

State and community.

California: Alpine County, Tehama County.
Colorado:Franklin County, Osceola County.
Florida: Summit County.
Idaho: Boise, Bonner Comity, Canyon County, Idaho
County, Payette County, Washington County.
Illinois: Danville.
Indiana: White County,
Iowa: CedarPage County, Story Bluffs, Hamilton
County Rapids, Council Comity.
Kansas: Allen County. Chase County, Douglas
County, Ford County, Kearny County, Mont­
gomery County, Ottawa, Topeka. Wichita,
Woodson County, Wyandotte County.
Kentucky: Breathitt County, Lee County.
Maine: Cumberland, Kennebec, Oxford County,
Portland.
Mississippi: Forrest County. George County, Greene
County, Jackson County, Jackson (city), Pearl
River County, Yalobusha County.
Missouri: Holt County, Howell County, Laclede
County.
Nebraska: Hamilton County.
New Mexico: Eddy County, Luna County.
New York: Schenectjpdy County.
North Carolina: New Hanover County.
North Dakota: Ro tte County.
Ohio: Adams County, Gallia County, Jackson
County, Union County, Warren County, Zanes­
ville (city).

Oregon:Benton County, CoosCounty, Crook County,
Douglas County, Hood River County, Jackson
County, Josephine County, Lane County, Linn
County, Manon County, Multnomah County,
Polk County, Portland, Tillamook County,
Yamhill County,
Pennsylvania: Harrisburg, Lancaster.
Rhode Island: Barrington.
South Carolina: Union Co.unty.
South Dakota: Buffalo County,Clark County, Coddington County, County, Marshall County,
County, Jackson Davison County, Hughes
Miner County, Minnehaha County, Moody
County, Stahley County, Todd Comity.
Tennessee: County.County, Cumberland County,
MfiMinn Carter
Texas: Austin, Donley County, Foard County,
KarnesCounty, Uvalde County, Waco, Comity,
Potter County, Kendall County, Kerr Willacy
County.
Vermont: Windham County,
Virginia: Lynchburg.
West Virginia: Huntington, Preston County, Wood
County.
Wisconsin: Douglas County, Forest County, Green
Bay, Lincoln County, Oneida County, Oshkosh
Price County. Washburn County.
Wyoming: Big Horn Springs County, Park County,
mont County, Hot County* Crook County, Fre­
Platte County, Uinta County.




688

N AVY AND

NAVALi M IL IT IA .

O rganized Strength , Y ears E nded
J une 30, 1916 and 1917.
[Source: Reports of the Navy Department.]
1916
1917
State,
Officers. Enlisted Officers. Enlisted
men.
men.
N avy............................................................................................. 4,134 77,956 5,390 128,666
646 14,981
Marine Corps................................................................................
21,197 230,000
Naval Reserve Force....................................................................
Marine Corps Reserve
............................................
18
975
32
885
Naval Militia, Marine Corps branch............................................
NAVAL MILITIA,
68
1,107
882
California......................................................................................
73
24
Connecticut
...............................................................
386
343
24
12
District of Columbia.....................................................................
77
200
12
26
378
Florida..........................................................................................
383
26
7
9
41
Hawaii3........................................................................................
100
Illinois..........................................................................................
39
628
45
1,023
22
Louisiana......................................................................................
315
19
223
i7
Maine.............................................................................................
148
17
173
23
198
474
Maryland............................................................ .........................
23
858
Massachusetts...............................................................................
60
836
84
Michigan........................................................................................
581
39
60
1,339
28
452
Minnesota......................................................................................
446
25
Missouri.........................................................................................
16
234
24
293
28
New Y ork.....................................................................................
Jersey....................................................................................
479
433
25
New
93 1,712
204
3,462
118
North Carolina.....
.................................................
19
132
20
21
664
Ohio..............................................................................................
302
32
Oregon...........................................................................................
15
341
233 4
19
Pennsylvania................................................................................
15
151
15
233
19(y
Rhode Island...............................................................................
15
18
305
141
South 3...........................................................................................
Carolina..............................................................................
21
176
16
Texas
10
357
136
10
1
Virginia.........................................................................................
Washington....................................................................... ..........
47
930
Wisconsin...................................................................................... (4) 20 (4)364
Total........................................ !..........................................
638 9,170
848 13,813
1“ National Guard,” by act of June 3,1916. 2Authorized. 3Organized in 1915. *Disbanded.
No. 390.—VESSELS IN THE NAVY: N um ber F it for S ervice and U nder
Construction or A uthorized , by S pecified Classes , on J une 30, 1916.1
[Source: Reports of the Navy Department.]
Fit for service,
including Under conTotal.
those under struction, Number
repair.
Type,
author­
ized.
Displace­
No. Displace­ No. Displace­
ment
ment.
ment.
T on s.
T on s.
T ons.
Battleships, first-line..................
11 276,050
17 468,050
Battleships, second-line...........
25 340,146 6 192,000
25 340,146
Armored cruisers.........................
10 140,080
10 140,080
Cruisers:
5
First-class.............................
46,465
5 46,465
Second-class..........................
4
4 25,065
25,065
Third-class............................
16
50,820
16 50,820
Monitors......................................
7
24,964
7 24,964
74 60,191
Destroyers....................................
63
48,098 1 1 12,093
Torpedo boats.............................
3,300
18
3,300
18
38
13*580 35 20,311
Submarines.................................
75 233,891
2
Tenders to torpedo boats...........
8
31.927
31,9^7
8
Gunboats......................................
28
25,937
28 25,937
4
Transports...................................
22,235 1 io,oop
5 32,235
Supply ships...............................
4
25,400 1
5 33,900
8,500
Hospital ship..............................
5,700
1
5,700
1
Fuel ships....................................
20 239,430 2 29,000
22 268,430
8,957
14
8,957
14
Converted yachts.......................
20,581
Tugs..............................................
47
19,431 2
1,150
49 45,904
Special type................................
45,904
8
8
21
46,291
21 46,291
Unserviceable for war purposes.

No. 389.—NAVY AND NAVAL MILITIA1:

Total..................................
352 1,439,780 58 273,054
1 Figures for 1917 are withheld under official instructions,

s Not including displacement of submarines Nos. 60 and 61,


412 21,712,834

C IV IL

689

SERVICE,

No. 39 1 .—CIVIL SERVICE: N umber op P ersons E xamined by the Civil S ervice
Commission, N umber that P assed , P er Cent that P assed , N umber A ppointed ,
and A pproximate N umber of Competitive P ositions in A ll B ranches of
the Classified S ervice D uring S pecified P eriods , 1883 to 1917.
[Source: The Civil Service Commission.]
Branch of service and period covered.

Approxi­
mate
number
of classi­ Exam­
fied com­ ined.
petitive
posi­
tions.

Per cent
ap­
Per cent Ap­ pointed
Passed. that pointed. of those
passed.
that
passed.

POST OFFICE SERVICE.

July 16,1883, to Jan. 15,1884..........................
Jan. 16, 1884, to Jan. 15, 1885........................
Jan. 16, 1885, to Jan. 15, 1886........................
Jan. 16, 1886, to June 30,1887........................
July 1,1887, to June 30,1888........................
July 1,1888, to June 30,1889........................
July 1,1889, to June 30,1890........................
July 1,1890, to June 30,1891 ........................
July 1,1891, to June 30,1892........................
July 1,1892, to June 30,1893........................
July 1,1893, to June 30,1894........................
July 1,1894, to June 30,1895........................
July 1,1895, to June 30,1896........................
July 1,1896, to June 30,1897........................
July 1,1897, to June 30,1898....................
July 1,1898, to June 30,1899........................
July 1,1899, to June 30,1900........................
July 1,1900, to Ju n e 30,1901........................
July 1,1901, to June 30,1902........................
July 1,1902, to June 30,1903........................
July 1,1903, to June 30,1904........................
July 1,1904, to June 30,1905........................
July 1,1905, to June 30,1906........................
July 1,1906, to June 30,1907........................
July 1,1907, to June 30,1908........................
July 1,1908, to June 30,1909........................
July 1,1909, to June 30,1910........................
July 1,1910, to June 30,1911........................
July 1,1911, to June 30,1912........................
July 1,1912, to June 30,1913........................
July 1,1913, to June 30,1914........................
July 1,1914, to June 30,1915.........................
July 1,1915, to June 30,1916.........................
Total to June 30,1916..........................
July 1,1916, to June 30, 1917:
Clerk, carrier, etc.....................................
Postm aster...............................................
Rural carrier..............................................
T o tal.......................................................

5.690
7,500
9,000
10,500
11,767
12,966
13,097
14,909
17, 500
23,058
24,000
25,000
26, 316
28,000
31,000
35,650
37,000
40,000
40,114
59,015
71,098
81,596
89,202
95,926
102,127
122, 711
126,131
127,228
115,905
161,846
165,646
165,808
166,375
79,221
45,078
43,339
167,638

1,941
3,233
4,113
7,467
6,103
10, 702
11,193
8,538
9,162
15,875
25,777
19,438
14,433
20,226
14,891
10,509
16,584
20,901
30,605
46,565
52,771
52,550
48,302
51,025
52,363
57,568
37,253
42,750
40,256
59,181
103,678
70.734
72,122
1,038,809
19,409
5,026
26,981
1,090,225

1,119
2,262
2,953
5,222
3,632
6,615
6,904
5,840
5,551
8,474
14,343
12,802
10,374
10,934
9,161
6,852
11,447
12,749
18,858
35,220
39,961
41,978
37,918
37,771
37,850
45,468
30,170
34,149
26,133
39,810
76,257
52,586
55,614
746,977
16,236
3,833
18,491
785,537

57.7
70.0
71.8
69.9
59.5
61.8
61.7
68.4
60.6
53.3
55.7
65.9
71.9
54.1
61.5
65.2
69.0
61.0
61.6
75.6
75.7
79.9
78.5
74.0
72.3
79.0
81.0
79.9
64.9
67.3
73.6
74.3
77.1
71.9
83.6
76.2
68.5
72.1 |

372
1,249
1,473
3,254
1,924
2,938
2,850
2,861
2,113
2,505
3,154
3,348
3,148
1,570
2,758
2,584
3,931
4,293
6,328
16,159
21,022
16,297
17,121
16,456
12,169
11,441
11,812
9,328
8,706
14,905
19,606
13,682
17,729
259,086
9,021
6,429
4,119
278,655

33.2
55.2
49.9
62.3
53.0
44.4
41.2
48.9
38.2
29.6
19.7
20.2
30.3
14.4
30.1
37.7
34.3
33.6
33.5
45.8
52.6
38.8
45.1
43.5
32.2
25.2
39.2
27.3
33.3
37.4
25.7
26.0
32.0
34.6
55.6
22.3
35.5

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.

5,448
May 1,1889, to June 30, 1889.........................
1,802
2,236
80.6
July 1,1889, to June 30, 1890.........................
5,836
4,463
3,129
70.2
July 1,1890, to June 30,1891.........................
6,032
3,706
2,588
69.8
July 1,1891, to June 30,1892.......................... 6,417
4}597
2,949
64.2
July 1,1892, to June 30,1893.......................... 6,645
2,316
3,555
65.2
July 1,1893, to June 30,1894.......................... 6,852
4,267
3,120
73.3
July 1,1894, to June 30,1895.......................... 7,045
4,641
3,107
67.0
July 1,1895, to June 30,1896.......................... 7,408
5,113
3,127
61.2
July 1,1896, to June 30,1897.......................... 7,573
6,431
4,710
73. 2
July 1,1897, to June 30,1898.........................
7,999
4,799
3,828
79.8
8,388
July 1,1898, to June 30,1899.........................
5,220
4,3X982.7
8,696
July 1,1899, to June 30,1900.........................
4,488
3,844
85.7
July 1,1900, to June 30,1901.........................
8,975
3,593
4,359
82.4
July 1,1901, to June 30, 1902.........................
9,000
377
258
68.4
July 1,1902, to June 30,1903......................... 10,355
3,441
2,686
78.1
July 1,1903, to June 30,1904......................... 11,301
6,388
4,115
64.4
July 1,1904, to June 30,1905......................... 12,171
6,972
4,218
60.5
July 1,1905, to June 30,1906......................... 13,456
4,481
6,620
67.7
July 1,1906, to June 30,1907......................... 14,212
6,566
4,085
62.2
July 1,1907, to June 30,1908........................ 15,230
9,674
5,999
62.0
July 1,1908, to June 30,1909 ........................ 15,967 15,724 11,336
72.1
July 1,1909, to June 30,1910........................ 16,956
52
39
75.0
i Oh account of the abundance of eligibles remaining from the previous year, but
 upon the basis of these figures would therefore be deceptive.
were held; percentage
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125
6.9
1,400
44.7
1,062
41.0
1,199
40.6
993
42.9
718
23.0
643
20.7
655
21.9
381
8.1
698
18.2
774
17.9
736
19.1
816
22.7
1,017
0)66.4
1,784
1,678
40.7
1,558
36.9
. 2,173
48.4
2,051
50.2
1,607
26.8
1,392
12.3
2,271
0)
few ex ami nations

690

C IV IL S E R V IC E .

H o. 3 9 1 .—Civil S ervice : N umbes of P ersons E xamined , etc.— Continued.
Branch of service and period covered.

railway mail service —continued.
July 1,1910, to June 30,1911........................
July 1,1911, to June 30, 1912........................
July 1,1912, to June 30,1913........................
July 1,1913, to June 30,1914........................
July 1,1914, to June 30,1915........................
July 1,1915, to June 30, 1916........................

July 1,1916, to June 30,1917........................
T o tal.......................................................

Approxi­
mate
Percent
number
ap­
of classi­ Exam ­ Passed. Per cent Ap­ pointed
that
fied com­ ined.
those
passed. pointed. ofthat
petitive
posi­
passed.
tions.
17,428
18,297
19,620
22,679
21,769
20,989
21,191

8,972
11,273
18,340
27,664
33
1
179,972
13,975
193,947

6,760
3,036
9,616
19,665
17
1
118,744
10,433
129,177

75.3
26.9
52.4
71.1
51.5
100.0
66.0
74.6
66.6

1,982
770
1,270
2,941
146
28
32,868
43
32,911

466
541
1,043
2,547
1,500
1,379
1,797
992
1,056
1,554
2,302
2,059
4,116
6,427
4,965
5,344
4,727
3,224
5,917
5,650
6,063
7,628
7,991
4,477
8,214
7,329
5,331
20,159
22,594
37,947
44,979
49,846
51,421
331,585
88,653 1
420,238

57.0 i
64.6
60.1
62.8 1
50.5 !
56.8
50.1
62.8
59.2
52.5
60.6
55.2
61.5
57.6
60.9
71.0
78.6
77.6
73.9
74.3
68.5
76.7
78.8
87.6
71.4
67.1
70.1
58.3
58.5
75.3
64.0
69.0 ;
74.5
67.7
80.0
80.9

69
119
169
641
340
331
375
320
171
428
446
393
664
279
643
737
570
778
835
910
892
902
985
1,330
1,669
1,458
1,459
10,064
9,231
16,844
17,090
20,501
22,314
113,957
59,656
173,613

459
1,338
1,038
1,583
1,394
1,736
2,182
2,117
3,366
2,604
1,664
2,366

58.5
58.8
59.2
68.7
68.9
64.3
59.0
56.5
64.1
66.5
68.4
67.0

29.3
25.4
13.2
15.0
27.6
25.5

OTHER FIELD SERVICES.

July 16,18S3, to Jan. 15, 1384.......................... 2,573
81?
Jan. 16, 1884, to Jan. 15,1885.......................... 2,573
838
Jan. 16,1885, to Jan. 15,1886.......................... 2,573
1,735 .
Jan. 16,1886, to June30,1887.......................... 2,773
4,058
July 1, 1887, to June SO, 1888.......................... 2,598
2,479
July 1,1888, to June 30,1889.......................... 2,800
2,425
July 1,1889, to June 30,1&)0....... ................. 3,257
3,587
July 1,1890, to June 30,1891.......................... 3,372
1,579
July 1,1891, to June 30,1892.......................... 4,046
1,782
July 1, 1892, to June 30,1893.......................... 4,164
2,962
July 1,1893, to June 30,1894.......................... 4,365
3,803
July 1,1894, to June 30,1895.......................... 4,496
3,726
July 1,1895, to June 30,1896.......................... 9,614
6,688
July 1,1896, to June 30, 1897 .......................... 9,997 11,155
July 1,1897, to June 30, 1898.......................... 9,991
8,152
July 1,1898, to June 30,1899.......................... 8,790
7,523 ;
July 1,1899, to June 30,1900..........................
8,881
6,016
July 1,1900, to June 30,1901..........................
8,930
4,151
July 1,1901, to June 30,1902..........................
8,003
9,151
July 1,1902, to June 30,1903..........................
8,451
7,603
July 1,1903, to 3une 30,1904.......................... 8,841
8,855
July 1,1904, to June 30,1905.......................... 9,375
9,942
July 1,1905, to June 30,1906.......................... 9,589 10,141 ,
July 1,1906, to June 30,1907.......................... 11,261
6,620
July 1.1907 to June 30,1908.......................... 11,465 11,508
July 1,1908, to June 30,1909.......................... 12,102 10,926
July 1,1909, to June 30,1910......................
12,311
7,744
July 1,1910, to June 30,1911.......................... 55,938 . 34,550
July 1,1911, to June 30,1912.......................... 55,841 38.651
July 1,1912, to June 30.19131........................ 73,321 50* 369
July 1,1913, to June 30,1914.......................... 75,767 70,321
July 1,1914, to June 30, 1915.......................... 75,473 72,264
July 1,1915, to June 30,1916........... ............. 79,542 69,032
Total to June 30, 1916.................. .
490,005
July 1,1916, to June 30,1917 *........................ 102,592 109,893
Total........................................................
599,898

14.8
22.0
16.2
25.2
22.7
24.0
20.8
32.3
16.2
21.1
19.4
19.1
16.1
4.3
12.9
13.8
12.1
24.1
14.1
16.1
14.7
11.8
12.3
29.7
23.3
19.9
27.3
50.1
40.9
44.4
38.0
41.3
43.4
34.3
67.3
36.0

DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE. 2

July 16,1883, to Jan. 15,1884 ........................
Jan. 16, 1884, to Jan. 15,1885..........................
Jan. 16, 1885, to Jan. 15,1886.........................
Jan. 16, 1886, to Jan. 15,1887..........................
Jam 16,1887, to June 30,1887 ........................
July 1,1887, to June 30,1888..........................
July 1,1888, to June 30,1889..........................
July 1,1889, to June 30,1890..........................
July 1,1890, to June 30,1891..........................
July 1,1891, to June 30,1892..........................
July 1, 1892, to June 30,1893..........................
July 1,1893, to June 30,1894..........................

5,517
5,517
5,700
6,000
6,272
8,212
8,436
8,436
9,560
9,560
10,048
10,604

784
2,276
1,754
2,304
2,023
2,699
3,697
3,751
5,251
3,919
2,446
3,532 •

48
432 i
239
392
155
352
387 :
557
1,152
478
365
386

10.5
32.3
23.0
24.7
11.1
20.2
17.7
26.3
34.2
18.3
21.8
16.2

1Navy-yard employees estimated.
2The civil-service rules prior to April, 1903, defined the departmental service to include all classified
positions except those in the Post Office^ Customhouse, field, not in the departments at Washington,
Services. reports have of such positions is found in the Internal Revenue, and Government Printing
but formerThe majorityshown them as ‘‘ Departmental,” following the eivil-service rule referred to. In
this report an effort has been made to limit “ Departmental ” to its original meaning, showing field-service

examinations underwith those of previous reports. apparent great discrepancy in the {*Departmental ’\
figures as compared a separate heading, hence the


691

CIVIL SEEVICE.

N o . 391 .—Civil S ervice : N umber oe P ersons E xamined , etc.—Continued.
Approxi­
mate num ­
ber of
Branch of service and period covered. classified Exam ­
competi­ ined.
tive posi­
tions.
departmental service —continued.
July 1,1894, to June 30,1895....................
July 1,1895, to June 30,1896.....................
July 1, 1896, to June 30,1897....................
July 1,1897, to June 30,1898....................
July 1,1898, to June 30,1899....................
July 1,1899, to June 30,1900....................
July 1,1900, to June 30,1901....................
July 1,1901, to June 30,1902....................
July 1,1902, to June 30,1903....................
July l', 1903i to June 30,1904....................
July 1,1904, to June 30,1905....................
July 1,1905, to June 30,1906....................
July 1,1906, to June 30,1907....................
July 1,1907, to June 30,1908....................
July 1,1908, to June 30,1909....................
July 1,1909, to June 30,1910....................
July 1,1910, to June 30,1911....................
July 1,1911, to June 30,1912....................
July 1,1912, to June 30,1913....................
July 1,1913, to June 30,1914....................
July 1,1914, to June 30,1915....................
July 1,1915, to June 30,1916....................
Total to June 30, 1916......................
July 1, 1916, to June 30, 1917....................
T otal...................................................
SUMMARY.

July 16,1883, to Jan. 30,1884....................
Jan. 16, 1884, to Jan. 15,1885....................
Jan. 16, 1885, to Jan. 15, 1886....................
Jan. 16,1886, to June 30,1887....................
July 1, 1887, to June 30,1888...................
July 1,1888, to June 30,1889....................
July 1,1889, to June 30,1890...................
July 1,1890, to June 30,1891....................
July 1,1891, to June 30,1892....................
July 1, 1892, to June 30,1893....................
July 1,1893, to June 30,1894....................
July 1, 1894, to June 30,1895....................
July 1,1895, to June 30,1896....................
July 1, 1896, to June 30,1897....................
July 1,1897, to June 30,1898....................
July 1,1898, to June 30, 1899....................
July 1,1899, to June 30,1900....................
July 1,1900, to June 30, 1901....................
July 1,1901, to June 30,1902....................
July 1,1902, to June 30,1903. - .................
July 1,1903, to June 30, 1904....................
July 1,1904, to June 30,1905....................
July 1,1905, to June 30, 1906....................
July 1,1906, to June 30,1907....................
July 1, 1907, to June 30,1908....................
July 1,1908, to June 30,1909....................
July 1,1909, to June 30,1910.....................
July 1,1910, to June 30,1911....................
July 1,1911, to June 30,1912....................
July 1,1912, to June 30,1913 * .................
July 1,1913, to June 30,1914.....................
July 1,1914, to June 30,1915.....................
July 1,1915, to June 30,1916.....................
Total to June 30, 1916......................
July 1, 1916, to June 30, 19171...................
T o tal....................................................

11,776
43,706
40,316
40,316
40,316
40,316
48,300
49,725
57,857
662,853
78,665
71,931
2,936
77,816
84,160
66,880
27,063
27,349
27,810
28,368
29,241
30,020
35,479
13,780
15,590
17,273
19,345
22,577
29,650
30,626
33,873
37,523
43,915
45,821
54,222
87,044
85,886
89,306
93,144
94,893
106,205
107,990
135,453
154,093
171,807
184,178
194,332
206,637
234,940
222,278
227,657
217,392
282,597
292,460
292,291
296,926

Passed.

3,231
1,843
4,945
3,097
7,403
12,759
17,870 12,646
25,912 19,797
19,514 14,947
18,682 13,955
21,573 15,476
52,220 44, 427
59,832 49,939
73,589 57,917
52,214 40,955
65,106 47,587
88,248 68,697
74,266 59,316
70,595 52.229
18, 752
9; 091
7,488
15,898
6,977
14,015
13,924
6,625
24,764 12,183
6,944
13,567
795,912 581,386
36,830 19,281
832,742 600,667

3,542
6,347
7,602
15,852
11,281
19,060
22,994
19,074
19,460
24,838
37,379
31,036
31,179
50,571
45,712
49,164
46,602
48,093
60,558
109,829
127,846
143,053
117,277
129,317
161,793
158,484
115,644
105,024
106,078
141,905
215,587
167,795
154,722
2,504,698
212,114
326,899 2,716,812

2,044
4,141
5,034
10,746
6,868
11,978
13,947
12,786
12,160
14,008
22,131
19,811
20, 714
29,474
30,600
36,312
34,965
33,521
40,509
87,983
100,078
111,741
91,345
93,920
120, 760
123,449
87,769
70,159
59,251
94,350
147,526
114,632
113,980
1,778,692
156,927
1,935,619

Per cent
apPer cent Ap­ pointed
that pointed. of those
passed.
that
passed.
57.4
409
62.6
619
58.0
817
70.8
3,771
79.2
5,462
7&6
4,652
74.7
4,404
71.7
5.118
85.1 2i; 417
83.5 25,317
78.7 20,239
78.4 18,771
73.1 23,166
77.8 26,708
79.9 26,652
74.0 28,043
48.5
1,882
47.1
2,262
49.8
2,135
47.6
2,298
49.2
2,069
51.2
1,986
72.5 233,140
7,044
52.7
70.9 240,184

'
22.8
20.0
11.0
29.8
27.6
31.2
31.5
33.0
48.2
50.7
34.9
45.8
69.7
38.9
44.9
53.5
20.7
30 2
30.6
34.7
17.0
28.6
40.4
36.8
40.1

57.7
65.2
66.2
67.8
60.9
62.8
60.7
67.0
62.5
56.5
59.2
63.9
66.4
58.3
66.9
74.0
75.0
69.7
66.9
80.1
78.3
78.1
77.9
72.6
74.6
77.9
75.9
66.8
55.9
66.5
68.4
68.3
73.5
71.5
74.1
70.1

23.9
43.5
37.4
41.3
38.0
31.6
37.2
42.0
32.5
30.6
19.8
24.2
24.6
10.3
25.7
26.3
28.3
30.7
32.8
45.7
48.8
35.0
42.7
45.8
34.9
33.2
49.7
33.2
35.4
37.3
28.4
31.8
37.0
35.7
54.1
38.1

489
1,800
1,881
4.442
2,616
3,781
5,182
5,395
3,961
4,291
4,704
4,793
5,086
3,047
7,870
9,557
9,889
10,291
13,298
40,270
48,909
38,996
39,050
43,003
42,153
40,943
43, 585
23,256
20,969
35,154
241,935
236,398
42,057
639,051
86,312
725,363

i Navy-yard employees estimated.
a The civil-service rules prior to April, 1903, defined the departm ental service to include all classified
positions except those in the Post Office^ Customhouse, Internal Revenue, and Government Printing
Services. The majority of such positions is found in the field, not in the departm ents at W ashington,
but former reports have shown them as “ D epartm ental,” following the civil-service rule referred to. In
this report an effort has been made to lim it “ D epartm ental” to its original meaning, showing field-serv­
ice examinations under a separate heading, hence the apparent great discrepancy in the “ D epartm ental”
Digitized foras compared with those of previous reports.
figures FRASER


by

of P o sitio n s , b y S tatus , o n J uly 1 ,1 9 1 6 , A dditio ns b y A ppo intm en ts , etc ., a n d S ubtractions
S e p a r a t io n s , etc ., D u ring the F iscal Y e a r , a n d N u m b e r of P ositions on J u n e 30, 1917.
[Source: The Civil Service Commission.]

Excepted and noncompetitive
, positions.
Addi­ Sub­
Addi­ Sub­
Departm ent and subdivision of the service. Number tions trac­ Number Num­ tions trac­ Num ­
by ap­ tions by June 30, ber by ap­ tions by ber
July 1, point­ separa­
point­
1916. ments, tions, 1917. July 1, ments, separa­ June 30,
tions, 1917.
1916.
etc. etc.
etc. etc.
Classified competitive positions.

Unclassified positions.
Num­
ber
July 1,
1916.

Addi­
tions
by ap­
point­
ments,
etc.

692

No. 3 9 2 .— CIVIL SERVICE: N u m b e r

Total positions on June 30,
1917.

Sub­
trac­ Num­
tions by ber Presi­ All
separa­ June 30, dential. other.
tions, 1917.
etc.

Total.

IN WASHINGTON, D. C.

ftmithsoTiian Tn^titntirvn anrl bureaus

State W ar, and Navy Department Building.
The Manama Canal ....................
G ove^m ent "Printing Offine ___
Federal Trade Commission..............................
T otal..........................................................




195
7,569
2,144
1,251
1,479
4,561
828
135
256
3,889
2,217
762
204
26
458
116
126
3,648
156
30,020

112
27
2,222 1,098
2,622
406
346
820
27
646
603
745
438
82
82
55
‘54
947
1,429
776
609
177
229
126
149
131
146
120* 110
77
118
42
59
1,337
865
28
39
11,678 6,221

36
79
280
58
8,693
4,360
28
1,725
9
1,452
13
151
4,604
3
1,135
135
257. 300
4,371
408
13
2,384
81*
133
227
41
5
468
1
157
109
15
5
4,120
145
77
35,477 1,334

5
4
4
5
31
72
419
9
4
10
2
32
597

3
36
4
81
61
616
30
87
11
2
84
13
169
279
3
74
18
354
36
366
461
370
22
739
7
130
23
1
9
6
5
321
1
100
12
3
14
5
374
16
93
441 1,490 3,130
3
1
2
3
13

6
170
103
1
89

102
29
38
5

103
26
8
2
67
19
145
1
740

4
57
16
7
1
83
19
52
413

3
10
684
161
3
84
330
69
32
416
749
24
7
305
100
12
467
1
3,457

5
26
7
2
6
44
857
3
21
10
5
1
1
5
993

39
371
9,438
4,551
1,739
1,549
5,103
1,138
204
643
5,248
3,155
968
235
41
778
258
135
4,592
239
40,424

39
376
9,464
4,558
1,741
1,555
5,147
1,138
204
1,500
5,251
3,176
978
240
42
778
258
135
4,593
244
41,417

civil

..........................
...
W"hita TTonpe
State Department ..........................................
Treasury Departm ent.......................................
W ar Departm ent................................................
N avy Department ..........................................
Post Offiee Department, i
.........
Interior D epartm ent2.......................................
St Elizabeth's Hospital * * .......
Misoellanenns
Departm ent of Justice3 ...................................
Departm ent of Agriculture..............................
Departments of fjnmmeree anil T^abor * ___
Interstate Commerce Commission..................
Civil Service Commission.................................
Pnrean o f plffipiAnoy

OUTSIDE OP -WASHINGTON, D. C.

5,441
52 2,827
51
393
393 2,827
2,562
2,549
834
821
1
892
30
30
140
6
1
1
717
710
442
435
1
145
16
400
2
1
1
390
408
21
391
39
9
3,518
4
1,954
122
3,326
9
124
129
1,939 1,369 1,362 1,468 i, 263
107
192
54
12
2
2
46
4
54
6,461
5,721
5,646
225
215
522
7
688
763
6,352
38
491
56
66
109
4,927
3,044 1,772
3,077
6
674 1,813
476
509
6
715
64
432
250
6
176
176
250
6
10,545
4,852 2,610 1,016
6,446 1,179
848 2,918
10,545
1,181 2,709 1,057
11
13
11,387
9,500
3,941 13,927 8,368
89
11,387
89 1,168 2,138 1,508 1,798
15,767
8,764
905
8,318 5,832 5,386
15,767
916 6,087
220
209
6,087
3,305
1,033 1,172
1,678
673
827
720
219
139
527
3,305
186
32
800
4,679
1
4,659
15
3,175 3,041 1,557
4,679
19
7
3
1
40,000
40,000
5,000 10,788 7,788 8,000
20,000 43,154 31,154 32,000
522
522
522
520
2
79,221 97,466
681 96,785 1,574
68
76,830 2,391
1,642 10,334 177,648 187,982
45,079
46,796
1,717 45,079
45,079
43,339
43,339
43,339
42,749
590
21,191
21,191
202
21,191
20,989
3
1,311
1,062
24
4
382
25
14
1,033
411
1,101
14
210
4,502
4,521
4,502
19 4,502
7,665
2,395 4,480 1,802 1,829 4,453
855
510
554
811
6
2,436 1,933 i, 974
7,659
1
3,842
3,853
6
7
4
4
3,304 2,700 2,162
3,853
969
ii
558
353
ii
372
962
18
147
lii
386
8
522
408
7
1 These figures are furnished by the Post Office Department.
2 Presidential appointees in the Interior Department are the Secretary, 2 assistants, 19 bureau^officers, Indian allotting agent, Recorder of Deeds, Register of Wills, 10 members
Board of Indian Commissioners, and 9 members Board Visitors to St. Elizabeth’s Hospital.
8 Presidential positions: Officers of department, 18; commissioners of deeds, 23; notaries public, 800; trustees Reform School, 16.
1
4 It has been found impracticable to separate the employees of the Department of Commerce from those in the Department of Labor.
6 Presidential appointees in the Public Health Service are Surgeon General and Assistant, 13 senior surgeons, 70 surgeons, 70 assistant surgeons, and 37 passed assistant surgeons.
6 The number of trade and labor positions in the navy-yard service is estimated at 40,000, of which about one-fifth are those of unskilled laborers. The number appointed was
53,942, and the figures in the table are based upon these data.
7 Post-office inspectors, 422; clerks at headquarters, division of post-office inspectors, 100.
8 The 10,334 positions in the presidential column are those of first, second, and third class postmasters.
8 Presidential appointees in the Interior Department; Field service, 99 registers and 98 receivers of land offices; 13 surveyors general, governors of Alaska and Hawaii, secretary
of Hawaii, 6 miscellaneous in Indian Service, 3 members Alaska Engineering Commission, and 1 mine inspector for Alaska.

693




Q

SERVICE.

Treasury Department:
Assistant custodian and janitor service
and contingent force on public build­
ings...................................................
Mint and assay service.........................
Subtreasury service..............................
Public Health Service 8.........................
Coast Guard Service.............................
Customs service....................................
Internal-Revenue Service.....................
WarMiscellaneous........................................
Department:
Quartermaster Corps............................
OrdnanceDepartment at large..............
Engineer Department at large.............
Miscellaneous........................................
Navy Department: and labor positions..
Exclusive oflabor positions6...................
trades
PostTrades and
Office Department7............................
Post offices, except fourth-class post­
masters8............................................
Fourth-class postmasters......................
Rural carrier service.............................
Railway Mail Service............................
Department of the Interior: 8
Land service................................... —
Pension examining surgeons.................
Indian Service.......................................
Reclamation Service........................*..
Miscellaneous............................-..........

S e r v ic i N u m b e r o f P o sitio n s , b y S t a t u s , on J uly 1, 1916, A dditio ns b y A ppo intm en ts , et c ., a n d S ubtractions
S e pa r a t io n s etc ., D u ring the F iscal Y ear , a n d N u m b e r of P ositions on J u n e 30, 1917— Continued.

by

Classifiet competitiv positions.
Departm ent and subdivision of the service.

Number
July 1,
1916.

Addi
tions
by ap­
point­
ments,
etc

Sub­
trac­
Num­
tions by Number ber
separa­ June 30, July 1,
tions, 1917. 1916.
etc

OF WASHINGTON,

d.

Addi­
tions
by ap­
point­
ments,
etc.

Sub­
trac­ Num­
tions by ber
separa­ June 30,
tions, 1917.
etc.

Unclassified positions.
Num­
ber
July 1,
1916.

Addi­
tions
by ap­
point­
ments,
etc.

Total positions on June 30,
1917.

Sub­
trac­ Num ­
tions by- ber Presi­ All
separa­ June 30, dential. other.
tions, 1917.
etc.

s

430
240 2,097
7
2
7
176
2,836
1,907
2
5,026 2,225 1,698 5,553
839
563
895
15,018
507
204
204
204
52
49 2,419 1,195
1,195
2,416
6,655
41
173
214
46
46
202
209
17
8
1,911
1
1
6
6
10
361
87
47
844 1,643
804
26 ; 24 1,645
2,668
21
1
25
5
1,392
36
83
8
7
84
938
124,093 7,362 7,205 124,250 25,639 15,838 11,840 29,637 11,141 445,309
125,427 7,959 7,646 125, 740 28,769 16,578 12,253 33,094 12,134 485,733

i
1 It has not been found practicable to separate the employees in the Department of Labor from those in the Department of Commerce.
2 Only changes in the force of canal employees subject to examination are included in the body of this table.




Total.

3,012
15,018
204
6,655
1,919
371
2,668
1,392
36
938
456,450
497,867
19,938
517,805

CIVIL. SERVICE,

c.—continued.
656
732
Department of Justice .....................................
259
183
Department of Agriculture ......................
8,201 1,923 1,554
8,570
Departments of Commerce and L abor1........
494
446
3,041
Lighthouse Service.....................................
2,993
431
297
1,500
Immigration Service ................................ 1,366
314
84
43
355
Steamboat-Inspection S ervice................
Miscellaneous................................................
52
435
562
179
Interstate Commerce Commission..................
1,290
588
1,371
669
Civil Service Commission.................................
35
36
10
9
174
854
Panama Canal Service.......................................
860
168
Total........................................................... 266,906 85,553 61,037 291,422
Grand total of ta b le ............................... 296,926 97,231 67,258 326,899
Isthm ian Canal Service, unclassified and ex­
cepted working force on June 30,1910 8___
Grand total......................... . ....................
outside

Excepted and noncompetitive
positions.

694

N o . 3 9 2 . — Ci y i

695

PE N SIO N S.

No. 3 9 3 .—PENSIONERS: N umber on the R oles, F irst P ayments, and A mounts
of D isbursements for P ensions, 1874 to 1917.
[Source: Annual Reports of the Commissioner of Pensions, D epartm ent of the Interior.]
Cost,
Year N um ber of pensioners on the
rolls.
Pensions,
Total
ended
First
m aintenance,
exclusive of
and
paym ents. first payments, disbursem ents
June
for pensions. expenses.
30— Invalids. Widows, Total.
etc.

1874..........
1875.........
1876.........
1877.........
1878........
1879.........
1880.........
1881.........
1882.........
1883.........
1884.........
1885.........
1886.........
1887.........
1888.........
1889.........
1890.........
1891.........
1892.........
1893.........
1894.........
1895.........
1896.........
1897.........
1898.........
1899.........
1900.........
1901.........
1902.........
1903.........
1904.........
1905.........
1906.........
1907.........
1908.........
1909.........
1910.........
1911.........
1912.........
1913.........
1914.........
1915.........
1916.........
1917.........

121,628 114,613 236,241
122, 989 111,832 234,821
124,239 107,898 232,137
128,723 103,381 232,104
131,649 92,349 223,998
138,615 104,140 242,755
145,410 105,392 250,802
164,110 104,720 268,830
182,633 103,064 285,697
206,042 97,616 303,658
225,470 97,286 322,756
247,146 97,979 345,125
270,346 95,437 365,783
306,298 99,709 406,007
343, 701 108,856 452,557
373,699 116,026 489,725
415,654 122,290 537,944
536,821 139,339 676,160
703,242 172,826 876,068
759,706 206,306 966,012
754,382 215,162 969,544
751,456 219,068 970,524
748,514 222,164 970,678
747,492 228,522 976,014
758,511 235,203 993,714
754,104 237,415 991,519
752,510 241,019 993,529
748,649 249,086 997,735
739,443 260,003 999,446
729,356 267,189 996,545
720, 921 273,841 994,762
717,761 280,680 998,441
701,483 284,488 985,971
679,937 287,434 967,371
658,071 293,616 951,687
632,557 313,637 946,194
602,180 318,903 921,083
570,050 322,048 892,098
538,000 322,294 860,294
503,633 316,567 820,272
470,331 314,908 785,239
437,448 310,699 748,147
403,120 306,452 709,572
369,936 303.175 673,111

Dollars.

Dollars.

3,284,937.12
2,992,352.17
5,763,758.60
12,468,191.20
23,628,176.61
26,421,669.19
29,906,753.94
23,413,815.10
27,115,912.21
22,137,054.16
25,166,990.06
22,299,605.46
21,442,349.13
38,721,866.03
38,652,274.31
45,114,167.68
33,756,549.38
11,917,359.58
11,451,133.01
11,289,278.48
12,575,601.40
15,542,914.03
9,247,957.75
9,828,525.07
9,934,763.54
8,677,548.44
9,359,905.69
10, 3%, 375.33
8,940,064.00
6,152,182.67
6,643,768.39
13,394,633.41
6,489,416.73
4,858,504.27
4,842,925.60
4,096,502.81
18,250,225.26
4,856,614.31
4,504,187.67
4,809,611.03
8,628,111.03

24,897,884.60
23,793,657.27
27,900,670.32
44,221,037.88
26,955,228.74
27,891,502.86
30,520,819.87
34,498,572.37
38,056,024.91
41,954,088.74
48,586,007.02
56,650,896.21
67,400,371.45
67,371,984.36
78,660,416.19
94,279,979.43
123,150,088.56
128,069,366.59
128,361,161.29
126,931,425.98
127,374,115.95
129,108,965.77
129,107,095.20
128,633,605.58
128,596,720.30
128,826,719.55
128,399,748.02
130, 697,196.16
132,202,797.33
132,848,105.58
131,511,644.07
139,698,452.86
155,484,287.04
155,115,551.81
15:2,482,234.76
148,889,930.91
155,921,435.54
167,560,931.95
161,014,078.47
454,345,478.89
152,266.942.91

Dollars.

30,206,778,99
29,270,404.76
27,936; 209.53
28,182,821.72
26,786,009.44
33,664,428.92
56,689,229.08
50,583,405.35
54,313,172.05
60,427,573.81
57,912,387.47
65,171,937.12
64,091,142.90
73,752,997! 08
78,950,501.67
88,842,720.58
106,093,850.39
117,312; 690.50
139,394,147.11
156,906,637.94
139,986,726.17
139,812,294.30
138,220,704.46
139,949,717.35
144,651,879.80
138,355,052.95
138,462,130.65
138,531,483.84
137,504,267.99
137,759,653.71
141,093,571.49
141,142,861.33
139,000,288.25
138,155,412.46
153,093,086.27
161,973,703.77
159,974,056.08
157,325,160.35
152,986,433.72
174,171,660.80
172,417, 546.26
165,518,266.14
159,155,089.92
160,895,053.94

Dollars.
966,794.13
982,695.35
1,015,078. 81
1,034,459.33
1,032,500.09
837,734.14
935,027.28
1,072,059.64
1,466,236.01
2,591,648.29
2,835,181.00
3,392,576.34
3,245,016.61
3,753,400.91
3,515,057.27
3,466,968.40
3,526,382,13
4,700,636.44
4,898,665.80
- 4,867,734.42
3,963,976.31
4,338,020.21
3,991,375.61
3,987,783.07
4,114,091.46
4,147,517.73
3,841,706.74
3,868,795.44
3,831,378.96
3,993,216.79
3 ,8 4 9 ,3 6 6 .2 5
3,721,832.82
3,523,269.51
3,309,110.44
2, 800,963.36
2,852,583.73
2,657,673.86
2,517,127.06
2,448,857.31
2,543,246.39
2,066,507.15
1,779,860.30
1,656,722.33
1,562,854.96

The amounts that have been paid for pensions to soldiers, sailors, and marines, their
widows, minor children, and dependent relatives on account of military and naval
service in th e several wars and in the regular service since the foundation of the
G overnm ent to June 30, 1917, are as follow s:

War of the Revolution (estimated)................................................................................ $70,000,000.00
War of 1812 (service pension)......................................................................................
Indian wars (service pension) ...................................................................................... 46,010,445.70
14,204,206,51
War with Mexico (service pension)........................................................................
51,264,284.61
Civilw ith Spain and Philippine insurrection........................................................................... 57,528,347.49
War.......................................................................................................................4,917,245,599.49
W ar
Regular establishment................................................................................................... 42,764,359.73
Unclassified......................................................................................... _....................... 16,508,447.41

T otal..........................................................................................................................................



5,215,528,780.94

PENSIONS,

696
No. 3 9 4 .—PEN SIO N ER S:

N um ber on
a n d F o r e ig n C o u n t r ie s , o n J u n e
D u r in g t h e Y e a r E n d e d J u n e

R

o l l s, b y S t a t e s , I n s u l a r P o s s e s s io n s ;
t h e A m o u n t P a id f o r P e n s io n s

30,1917, a n d
30,1917.

[Source: Annual Reports of the Commissioner of Pensions, Department of the Interior.]
State or country.

STATES AND TERRITORIES.
Alabama................ .
Alaska....................... .
Arizona.....................
Arkansas...................
California...................
Colorado....................
Connecticut..............
Delaware...................
District of Columbia.
Florida......................
Georgia.......................
Idaho..........................
Illinois........................
Indiana.......................
Iowa...........................
Kansas.......................
Kentucky................. .
Louisiana...................
Maine.........................
Maryland.................. .
Massachusetts.......... .
Michigan....................
Minnesota................
Missouri...............
Montana..............
Nebraska.............
Nevada................
New Hampshire.,
New Jersey.........
New Mexico........
New York.......... .
North Carolina..
North Dakota__
Ohio.................. .
Oklahoma .............
Oregon.................
Pennsylvania......
Rhode Island.......
South Carolina...
South Dakota__
Tennessee............
Texas...................
Utah....................
Vermont..............
Virginia...............
"Washington........
West Virginia__
Wisconsin............
Wyoming............
Total.
POSSESSIONS.
Canal Zone, total.
Guam...................
Hawaii.................
Philippines..........
Porto Rico...........
Virgin Islands
Total.

Number.

Amount.

Dollars.
634,146.59
15,536.95
175,687.05
1, 729,143.02
5, 680,308.92
1.582.617.63
1,964,109.51
510,568.08
1. 764,280.43
998,428.31
588,013.80
440,293.26
11,085,255.28
9,810,030.23
5,462,074.53
6.357.958.97
4,191,869.11
1.054.361.33
2,799,997.42
2,442,169. 51
6,697,859. 63
6,732,279.95
2. 494,039.02
787,364.82
7, 749,113.57
464,913.35
2.820.314.97
78,162.81
1.287.893.64
4,046,060.81
372,408. 74
13,420,187.74
713,026.49
575, 345. 21
15,243,996.22
2,237,559.83
1,530, 987.15
14,867,958.15
880,108.46
332,729.76
1,058,663.86
3,328,731.78
1,649,546.03
201,502.29
1,284,069.16
1, 709, 781. 59
1.954.787.34
2,077,887. 79
3,882,564.29
165,169.73
•668,884 159,931,864.11
2,653
65
735
7,234
23,764
6,621
8,217
2,136
7,381
4.177
2,460
1,842
46,376
41,041
22, 851
26,599
17,537
4,411
11,714
10,217
28,021
28,165
10,434
3,294
32, 419
1,945
11,799
327
5,388
16,927
1,558
56,081
2,983
2, 407
63,703
9,361
6,405
62,133
3,682
1,392
4,429
13,926
6,901
843
5,372
7,153
8.178
8,693
16,243

142

State or country.

Number.

FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

Argentina......................
Australia...................... .
Austria-Hungary.........
Azores.............................
Bahamas......................
Belgium......... .............
Bermuda...................... .
Brazil............................
British West Indies__
Bulgaria........................
Canada....................
Chile........................ .
China..............................
Colombia........................
Costa Rica.........
Cuba...............................
Denmark........................
Dutch West Indies
England.........................
Finland...........’.............
France.............1.............
Germany........................
Greece.............................
G uatem ala...!.............
H aiti........................;
Honduras.......................
Hongkong......................
India...............................
Ireland............ ] .............
Isle of Pines. . ! .............
Italy ................................
Japan..............................
Liberia............................
Mexico............................
Netherlands..................
Newfoundland..............
New Zealand.................
Nicaragua......................
Norway..........................
Panam a......... ]. ]..........
Peru................................
Portugal.........................
Russia.............................
Scotland.........................
South Africa..................
Spain...............................
Sweden...........................
Switzerland...................
Tasmania........................
Turkey in A sia.............
Turkey in Europe........
W ales..............................
A llother1........... ..........
Total....................
144.00
528.00
Grand to ta l........
14,564.15
11,529.07
6, 512.92
144.00
33, 422.14

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79
27
4
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16
6
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11
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5
10
3
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60
6
7
77
56
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24
4,085
673,111

Amount.

Dollars. .
2,151.27
18,883.37
3.156.99
954.00
726.40 ‘
3,824.48
896.00
886.00
2.390.30
324.00
506,504.57
3.120.00
2.410.30
288.00
720.00
8,366.05
9,756.35
1.068.00
92.265.58
1,673.21
12, 907.62
39,340.06
1.512.24
564.00
720.00
1.260.93
278.94
1,537.02
76,879.96
920.10
17,146.65
9,322.17
1.314.80
7 , 6 4 8 .9 6
1.747.72
1.320.81
5,585.45
324.00
14,580.83
1.018.93
2,125.41
708.00
1.904.99
14,436.80
1, 740.00
1,885.23
19.946.59
17,385. 68
636.00
1, 952.45
396.00
5,975.75
4.378.73
929,767.69
160,895,053.94

1 Includes one pensioner in each of the following countries and the amount paid: Algeria, 8144; Arabia,
$84; Barbados, $144; Bolivia. $360; Borneo, $168; Cape de Verde Islands, $228* Comoro Islands, $120;
Dominican Republic, $204; East Africa, $144; Egypt, $144; Guadeloupe, $240; Malta, $144; Mauretius,
$144; Morocco, $144; Poland, $400.73* Roumania, $36; Samoa, $96; Serbia, $102: Seychelles Islands, $144;
Siam, $180; St. Helena, $144; Tonga Islands, $216; Uruguay, $360; and Venezuela, $288,




No. 395.—MILITARY AND NAVAL FORCES EMPLOYED BY THE UNITED STATES IN THE SEVERAL WARS SINCE AND
INCLUDING THE WAR OF THE REVOLUTION: D ates op W ars and N umbers op T roops E ngaged.
[Source: Report of the Commissioner of Pensions, Departm ent of the Interior.]
Dates.
War.

Apr. 19,1775 Apr. 11,1783 130,711
Sept. 19,1790
.......320
Aug. 3,1795 "2,843
July 9,1798 Sept. 30,1800
June 10,1801 June 4,1805
Sept. 11,1811 O ct.—, 1813
250
June 18,1812 Feb. 17,1835 85,000
July 27,1813 Aug. 9,1814
600
Nov. 20,1817 Oct. 31,1818
1,000
June —, 1827 Sept. —, 1827
900
1831
1831
Apr. 26,1832 Sept. 21,1832
1839
1833
Dec. 23,1835 Aug. 14,1842 11,169
1,323
Apr. —,1836 June —,1837
935
May 5,1836 1 Sept. 30,1837
1838
1839
1842 Dec. 31,1858
Apr. 24,1846 May 30,1848 30,954
1848
1848
0)
1849
5,050
1856
1855
1849
1,500
265
Dec. —.1851 Apr. —,1852
1851
10
1853
1851 Dec. 31,1856
850
1854
1854
Dec. 20,1855 May 8,1858

i,339

Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
July

15,1861
21,1898
4,1899
6,1900

Aug.
Apr.
July
May

20,1866
11,1899
4,1902
27,1901

126,587
57,329
76,416
6,000

660
471,622
13,181
. 5,911
516
5,126
9,494
29,953
3,106
12,483
1,500
73,776
1,116
1,415
1,061
530
6,379
503
2,687

Individuals
(esti­
m ated).

15,000

309,791
184,038
[1,453 1
8,983^2,300 }
5,627
[5,230 )
4,593
4,593
3,216
3,330
3,330
2,331
910
676
2
0
, 576,622
0
0
0 286,730
13,781
9,048
6,911
4,643
1,416
1,330
6,465
5,900
9,494
5,547
41,122
22,795
4,429
3,365
13,418
10,204
1,500
1,050
112,230
78,718
7,500
1,005
1,116
6,465
4,243
2,561
1,785
265
540
540
7,229
5,145
503
425
2,687
1,715

2,545,754 105,963 2,778,304
223,235 231,959 3 312,523
50,052 213, 570 3140,038
36,913
31,913
(3)
*No Volunteers.

2,213,365
312,000
139,438
6,713

697

*Officers in U. S. Marine Corps included, but not officers in U. S. Navj proper

58,750
105,330
1,133
2,387

Total.

TRO O PS E N G A G E D I N W A R S .




Regu­ Militia and Navy.
lars Volunteers,

From—

Revolution, w ar of th e .....................................................................................................................
Estim ated additional.................................................................................................................
Northwestern Indian w ar w ith the Miamis, Wyandots, Dela-jS®^®^
.............
wares, Potawatomies, Shawnees, Chippewas, and Ottawas. [General Wayne .............
France, w ar w ith ..............................................................................................................................
Tripoli, Africa, w ar w ith.................................................................................................................
Northwestern Indian war, General H arrison............................................................................
Great Britain, war w ith, 1812..........................................................................................................
Creek Indian war, A labam a............................................................................................................
Seminole or Florida and Georgia Indian w a r...........................................................................
W innebago expedition. Wisconsin, also called La Fever Indian w ar (no fighting).......
Sac and Fox Indian war in Illin o is.............................................................................................
Black Hawk Indian w a r.................................................................................................................
Cherokee disturbance and rem oval.............................................................................................
Seminole or Florida w a r..................................................................................................................
Sabine Indian disturbances, Southwestern frontier, La., Ark,, and Tex. (no fighting).
Creek Indian disturbance in A labam a........................................................................................
New York, Aroostook, and Canada (Patriot war) frontier disturbances.............................
Florida war w ith the Seminole Indians......................................................................................
Mexico, w ar w ith ................................................................................................................................
Cayuse Indian, Oregon, Oregon volunteers.................................................................................
Texas and New Mexico Indian w ar.............................................................................................
Apache, Navaho, and Utah w ar....................................................................................................
California Indian disturbance, Yuma expedition....................................................................
Utah Indian disturbance.................................................................................................................
Oregon and W ashington Indian war, Rogne River, Yakima, Klikitat, Klamath, and
Salmon River....................................................................................................................................
Comanche Indian w ar.......................................................................................................................
Seminole or Florida Indian w ar....................................................................................................
Rebellion, w ar of the (actual hostilities, however, commenced upon the firing on
Fort Sumter, Apr. 12, 1861, and ceased by the surrender of the Confederate forces
under Gen. Kirby Smith, May 26,1865)....................................................................................
Spanish-American w ar (actual hostilities ceased Aug. 13,1898)...........................................
Philippine Islands, insurrection in ...............................................................................................
Expedition for the relief of United States legation at Peking, China..................................

1No Regulars.

Troops engaged.

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ELECTORAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.

N o. 3 9 8 . — E l e c t o r a l V o te
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t o r P r e s i d e n t : B y P r in c ip a l P o l it ic a l P a r t ie s
S t a t e s , 1888 to 1916— Continued.

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Alabama..................................................................
A riz o n a.................................................................
Arkansas..................................................................
Colorado...................................................................
Connecticut.............................................................
Delaware..................................................................
Florida.....................................................................
Georgia.....................................................................
Illinois......................................................................
Indiana.....................................................................
Kansas.....................................................................
Kentucky................................................................
Maine........................................................................
Massachusetts.........................................................
Michigan..................................................................
Minnesota................................................................
Mississippi...............................................................
Missouri...................................................................
M ontana... ............................................................
Nebraska.................................................................
Nevada. . . . . . .........................................................
New Hampshire.....................................................
New Jersey................................................. -...........
New Mexico.........-................................................
New York................................................................
North Carolina.......................................................
North Dakota........................................................
O h io .... ...................................................................
Oklahoma................................................................
Oregon ..............................................................
Pennsylvania.........................................................
Rhode Island..........................................................
South Carolina...... ...............................................
South Dakota.........................................................
Tennessee...............................................................
Texas ...............................................................
Utah ...................................................................
Vermont............- ....................................................
Virginia ........... - ................. -...............................
Washington............................................................
W est V irginia................................, .......................
W isconsin.............- ..............................................
W ynming .................................................................
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12
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7
3
29
15
13
6
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15
12

14
45

5
38
5
5
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13
254

12
3
9
13
6

3

12
3
9
13
6
7
3
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4
29
15
13
10
13
10
6
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CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION,
703
No. 399.—APPORTIONMENT OF CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION:
R atios U nder the Constitution and at E ach Census, 1790 to 1910, by States.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Commerce.]1
6
*
Ratios under Constitution and censuses.

173, 901.

194,182.

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lCl
—

211,877.

151,911.

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7 61
7
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4
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5
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6
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127,381.

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7
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93,423.

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2 3 4 5
2 3 4 6
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4 4 4 4
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1 1 2 2
8 7 9 10
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11 11 13 13
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10 9 10 11
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6 5 5 4
6 5 6 6
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41
41 1 3
41 1 1
4 3 3 3 2
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34 33 31 S3 34
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41
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2 2 2 2 2
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42 2 4 6 11

70,680.

47,700.

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33,000.

State.

Consti­
1850 1860 1870
tution. 1790 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 0) (a) (*) 1880 1890 1900 1910

Representation.
A labam a....................
A rizona......................
A rkansas....................
California...................
Colorado....................
Connecticut..............
D elaw are...................
F lo rid a ......................
Georgia......................
Idaho ..........................
11linens........................
In d ian a......................
Iow a............................
Kansas........................
K entucky...................
Louisiana........... ..
M aine..........................
M aryland...................
Massachusetts...........
M ichigan...................
M innesota.................
Mississippi.................
Missouri......................
M ontana....................
Nebraska....................
Nevada ......................
New Ham pshire ....
New Jersey ...............
New M exico.............
New York..................
North Carolina.........
North D akota...........
O hio....................
O klahom a.................
Oregon........................
Pennsylvania...........
Rhode Isla n d ...........
South Carolina.........
South D akota...........
Tennessee..................
T exas..........................
U ta h ...........................
V erm ont....................
V irginia.....................
W ashington..............
West V irginia...........
W isconsin...................
W yom ing...................
Total.............

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1 Membership originally fixed at 283, but increased by act of May 30,1872, to 202. (17 Stat. L., 192.)
3 Membership increased from 233 to 241 by act of Mar. 4, 1862. (12 Stat. L., 353.)
8Membership increased from 233 to 234 by act of July 30,1852. (10 Stat. L .( 25.)
* Assigned after apportionm ent.
6 Included in apportionm ent act in anticipation of becoming a State.
6 Included in the 20 mem bers originally assigned to Massachusetts, but credited to Maine, after its
admission as a State,
 Mar. 15,1820. (3 Stat. L .t 555.)


STATISTICAL RECORD OF THE

No. 4 0 0 .—STATISTICAL RECORD OP THE
Area,

1800.
1810.
1820.
1830.
1840.
1850.
1855.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905:
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
3916,
1917,
i*I
SI
in ti
* T.
Dep
61
61

Public debt, less cash in
treasu ry July 1.

"Wealth.4

Popu­
Population lation
per
June 1.* square
mile,8

Total.

Per
capita.

Total.®

Per
capita.

Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dolls.
892,135 5,308,483 6.12
82,976,294.35
1,720,122 7,239,881 4.29
53,173,217.52
1.792.223 9,638,453 6.50
91,015,566.15
2
1.792.223 1 ,866,020 7.34
48,565,406.50 o. u
1.792.223 17,069,453 9.73
3,573,343.82
.21
2,997,119 23,191,876 7.88
7,135,780,000 307.69
63.452.773.55 2.74
3.026.789 27.256.000 9.16
35.586.956.56 1.31
3.026.789 31,443,321 10.57 16,159,616,000 513.93
59,964,402.01 1.91
3.026.789 32.064.000 10.78
87,718,660.80 2.74
3.026.789 32.704.000 11.00
505,312,752.17 15.45
3.026.789 33.365.000 11.22
1.111.350.737.41 33.31
3.026.789 34.046.000 11.45
1,709,452,277.04 50.21
3.026.789 34.748.000 11.68
2,674,815,856.76 76.98
3.026.789 35.469.000 11.93
2,636,036,163.84 74.32
3.026.789 36.211.000 12.18
2.508.151.211.69 69.26
3.026.789 36.973.000 12.43
2.480.853.413.23 67.10
3.026.789 37.756.000 12.69
2.432.771.873.09 64.43
3.026.789 38,558,371 12.96 30,068,518,000 ' 779.83 2,331,169,956.21 60.46
3.026.789 39.555.000 13.30
2,246,994,068.67 56.81
3.026.789 40.596.000 13.65
2,149,780,530.35 52.96
3.026.789 41.677.000 14.01
2.105.462.060.75 50.52
3.026.789 42.796.000 14.39
2.104.149.153.69 49.17
3.026.789 43.951.000 14.78
2.090.041.170.13 47.53
3.026.789 45.137.000 15.18
2.060.925.340.45 45.66
3.026.789 46.353.000 15.59
2,019,275,431.37 43.56
3.026.789 47.598.000 16.00
1.999.382.280.45 42.01
3.026.789 48.866.000 16.43
1,996,414.905.03 40.85
3.026.789 50,155,783 16.86 43,642,000,000 870.20 1.919.326.747.75 38.27
3.026.789 51.316.000 17.25
1.819.650.154.23 35.46
3.026.789 52.495.000 17.65
1.675.023.474.25 31.91
3.026.789 53.693.000 18.05
1,538,781,825.15 28.66
3.026.789 54.911.000 18.46
1,438,542,995.39 26.20
3.026.789 56.148.000 18.88
1,375,352,443.91
1,282,145,840.44 22.34
3.026.789 57.404.000 19.30
3.026.789 68.680.000 19.73
1.175.168.675.42 20.03
3,026, 789 59.974.000 20.17
1,063,004,894.73 17.72
3.026.789 61.289.000 20.61
975,939,750.22 15.92
3.026.789 62,947,714 21.16 65,037,091,000 1,035.57 890,784,370.53 14.15
3.026.789 63.844.000 21.47
851.912.751.78 13.34
3.026.789 65.086.000 21.88
841,526,463.60 12.93
3.026.789 66.349.000 22.31
838,969,475.75 12.64
3.026.789 67.632.000 22.74
899,313,380.55 13.30
3.026.789 68.934.000 23.18 9 77,000,000,000 91,117.01 901.672.966.74 13.08
955,297,253.70 13.60
3.026.789 70.254.000 23.62
986,656,086.14 13.78
3.026.789 71.592.000 24.07
3.026.789 72.947.000 24.53
1.027.085.492.14 14.08
3.026.789 74.318.000 24.99
1,155,320,235.19 15.55
3.026.789 75,994,575 25.55 88,517,307,000 1,164.79 1,107,711,257.89 14.58
3.026.789 77,612,569 26.10
1,044,739,119.97 13.46
3.026.789 79,230,563 26.64
969,457,241.04
3.026.789 80,848,557 27.18
925,011,637.31 11.44
3.026.789 82,466,551 27.73 i07,104,212,000 1,318.11 967.231.773.75 11.73
989,866,772.00 11.77
3.026.789 84,084,545 28.27
3.026.789 85,702,533 28.82
964.435.686.79 11.25
878,596,755.03 10.06
3.026.789 87,320,539 29.36
938,132,409.38 10.55
3.026.789 88,938,527 29.90
90,556,521 30.45
3.026.789
1,023,861,530.79 11.31
1.046.449.185.25 11.35
3.026.789 92,174,515 30.99
3.026.789 93,792,509 31.54
1.015.784.338.46 10.83
3.026.789 95,410,503 32.08 187,739,071,090 1,965.00 1,027,574,697.28 10.77
1.028.564.055.14 10.60
3.026.789 97,028,497 32.63
1,027,257,009.56 10.41
3.026.789 98,646,491 33.17
1,090,148,006.00 10.87
3.026.789 100,264,485 33.71
1.006.281.572.10
3.026.789 101,882,479 34.26
1,908,635,223.82 18.44
3.026.789 103,500,473 34.80
relate to continental United States.
lan census years prior to 1890 the figures are for July 1.
are based upon the land area of continental United States and upon population as given
g column.
uon of real and personal property; the figures are those of the Bureau of the Census
Commerce, relate to continental United States, and cover census years.
, outstanding principal of the public debt Jan. 1.
the years 1800 to 1855 include the total public debt
Sq. m iles.




,

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.

P B O G B E S S O F T H E U N IT ED STA T E S, 1800 TO 1917.
Interestbearing debt
July l.«

In­
Annual terest
interest per
charge.* capi­
ta.*

Gold
coined.f

Com­
mer­
cial
Silver ratio
coined, t of sil­
ver to
gold.f

Money in circulation
July 1.
Gold.7

Silver.7

Year.

Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars. Dolls. Dollars.
82,976.294 3,402,601 0.64
224, 296 15.68
317,760
.1800
8 16,0U), 000
63,173,218 3,163,671 .44
638, 774 15.77
501,435
.1810
27.000.
000
91,015,566 5,151,004 .53 1,319,030
501,681 15.62
22,300,000
.1820
643,105 2,495,400 15.82
48,565,406 1,912,575 .15
26,344,295
,.1830
3,573,344
174,598 .01 1,675,483 1,726,703 15.62
79,336,916
.1840
63,452,774 3,782,393 .16 31,981,739 1,866,100 15.70
147,395,456
.1850
35,586,957 2,314,465 .08 29,387,968 3,501,245 15.38
231,068,024
..1855
64,640,838 3,443,687 .11 23,473,654 2,259,390 15.29
228,304,775
..I860
90,380,874 5,092,630 .16 83,395,530 3,783,740 15.50
.1861
246,400,000
365,304,827 22,048,510 .67 20,875,998 1,252,517 15.35
25.000.
000
809,268 15.37
707,531, 634 41,854,148 1.25 22,445,482
25.000. 000
1,359,930,764 78,853,487 2.32 20,081,415
.1864
25.000. 000
609,917 15.37
2,221,311,918 137,742,617 3.96 28,295,108
691,005 15.44
.1865
25.000.
000
2,332,331,208 146,068,196 4.12 31,435,945
982,409 15.43
.1866
25.000. 000
908,876 15.57
2,248,067,388 138,892,451 3.84 23, 828,625
25.000. 000
.1867
2,202,088,728 128,459,598 3.48 19,371,388 1,074,343 15.59
.1868
25.000. 000
2,162,060,522 125,523,998 3.32 17,582,988 1,266,143 15.60
.1869
25.000. 000
25.000. 000
2,046,455, 722 118,784,960 3.08 23,198,788 1,378,256 15.57
.1870
1.934.696.750 111,949,331 2.83 21.032.685 3,104,038 15.57
.1871
25.000. 000
1.814.794.100 103,988, 463 2.56 21,812,645 2,504,489 15.63
25.000. 000
.1872
25,000,000
1.710.483.950 98,049,804 2.35 57,022,748 4,024, 748 15.93
.1873
1.738.930.750 98,796,005 2.31 35,254,630 6, 851,777 16.16
.1874
25.000. 000
.1875
25.000. 000
1,722,676,300 96, 855,691 2. 20 32,951,940 15,347,893 16.64
1,710,685,450 96,104,269 2.11 46,579,453 24,503,308 17.75 25,000,000 21,055,128 ,.1876
'
37,884,853 ,.1877
1,711,888,500 93,160,644 2.01 43,999,864 28,393,046 17.20 25.000. 000
1,794,735,650 94,654,473 1.99 49,786,052 28,518,850 17.92 25.000. 000 55,127,573 .1878
1,797,643,700 83,773,779 1.71 39,080,080 27.569.776 18.39 110,505,362 69,383,023 .1879
1.723.993.100 79,633,981 1.59 62,308,279 27,411,694 18.05 225,695,779 68,622,345 .1880
1.639.567.750 75,018,696 1.46 96,850,890 27,940,164 18.25 315,312,877 76,181,776 .1881
1,463,810,400 57,360, 111 1.09 65.887.685 27,973,132 18.20 358,251,325 78,783,769 .1882
1,338,229,150 51,436,710 .96 29,241,990 29,246,968 18.64 344,653,495 82,125,749 ,.1883
1,226,563,850 47,926,433 .87 23.991.757 28,534,866 18.61 340,624,203 86,351,008 .1884
1.496.150.950 47,014,133 .84 27,773,013 28,962,176 19.41 341,668,411 82,789,890 .1885
1.146.074.100 45, 510,098 .79 28,945,542 32,086,710 20.78 358.219.575 98,842,613 ..1886
1,021,692,350 41,780,530 .71 23,972,383 35,191,081 21.10 376.540.681 104,132,586 ,.1887
950,522,500 38,991,935 .65 31,380,808 33,025, 606 22.00 391,114,033 105,889,710
829.853.990 33,752,355 .53 21,413,931 35,496,683 22.10 376,481,568 105,934,463
725,313,110 29,417,603 .47 20,467,183 39,202,908 19.75 374,258,923 110,311,336 .1890
610,529,120 23,615,736 .37 29,222,005 27,518,857 20.92 407,319,163 117,045,399 ..1891
585,029,330 22,893,883 .35 34,787,223 12,641,078 23. 72 408,568,824 120, 111, 166 .1892
585,037,100 22,894,194 .35 56,997,020 8,801,739 26.49 408,535,663 122,399,539 .1893
635.041.890 25,394,386 .38 79,546,160 9, 200,351 32.56 495,976,730 112,075, 619 .1894
716,202,060 29,140,792 .42 59,616,358 5,698,010 31.60 479,637,961 112,336,057 .1895
847.363.890 34,387,266 .49 47,053,060 23,089,899 30.59 454,905,064 112,321,355 .1896
847,365,130 34,387,315 .48 76,028,485 18,487,297 34.20 517,589,688 111,556,690 ..1897
847,367,470 34,387,409 .47 77.985.757 23,034,033 35.03 657,950,463 122,539,886 .1898
1.046.048.750 40, 847,873 .54 111,344,220 26,061,520 34.36 679,738,050 130,547,250 ,.1899'
1,023,478,860 33,545,130 .44 99,272,943 36,345,321 33.33 610,806,472 142,050,334 .1900
987,141,040 29, 789,153 .38 101, 735,188 30,838,461 34.68 629,790,765 146,156,537 .1901
931.070.340 27,542,946 .35 47,184, 853 30,028,167 39.15 632,394,289 154,468,577 .1902
914,541,410 25,541,573 .32 43,683,793 19,874,440 38.10 617,260,739 165,117,934 ..1903
895,157,440 24,176, 745 .29 233,402,400 15,695,610 35.70 645.817.576 166, 842,169 .1904
895.158.340 24,176,781 .29 49,638, 400 6,332,181 33.87 651,063,589 175,022,043 ..1905
895,159,140 23, 248,064 .27 77,538,045 10,651,088 30.54 668,655,075 188,630,872 .1906
894,834,280 21,628,914 .25 131,907,490 13,178, 436 31.24 10561,697,371 203,487,845 .1907
897.503.990 21,101,197 .24 131, 638,632 12.391.777 38.64 613,244, 810 200,506, 822 ,.1908
913.317.490 21.275.602 .23 88,776,908 8,087, 853 39.74 599,337,698 204,319,698 .1909
913.317.490 21.275.602 .23 104,723,735 3,740,468 38.22 599,877,993 ^<>208,016,245 .1910
915,353,190 21,336,673 .23 56,176,823 6,457,302 38.33 589,295,538 210.867.772 .1911
963,776,770 22,787,084 .24 17,498,523 7,340,-995 33.62 610,724,154 215.373.772 .1912
965,706,610 22,835,330 .24 25,433,378 3,184,229 34.19 608,400,799 226,585,263 .1913
967,953,310 22,891,498 .23 53,457,817 6,083,823 37.37 611.544.681 230,266,183 .1914
969,759,090 22,936,642 .23 23,968,401 4,114,082 39.84 590,133,619 223,913,111 .1915
971,562,590 23,084,636 .23 18,525,026 8,880,800 30.11 637,250,272 237,864,783 .1916
2,712,549,476 83,625,481 .82
10,014 29,412,300 23.31 690,574,527 265,677,472 .1917
* Fiscal years.
f Calendar years.
7 Gold and silver can not be stated separately prior to 1876. From 1862 to 1875, inclusive, gold and
silver were not in circulation except on the Pacific coast, where it is estimated that the average specie
circulation was about $25,000,000, and this estimate is continued for the three following years under the
head of gold. After that period gold was available for circulation.
8 Total specie in circulation; gold and silver were not separately stated prior to 1876. 8 Estimated.
10 As the result of special investigation by the Director of the Mint a reduction of $135,000,000 was made
in*the estimate of gold coin in circulation on July 1,1907, as compared with the basis of previous years,
and on Sept. 1,1910, a reduction of $9,700,000 was made in the estimate of silver coin.
705
32951°—
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PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,

706

N o. 4 0 0 .

Year.

.800.

—Statistical R ecord

of the

P rogress.

Money in circulation July 1—Continued.
United
ites not<
Silver
Natfemal- Miscella­ Total money
Gold
neous
certificates. certificates. (green­ bank nates. currency.* In circulation.
backs).

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

iS55.

M®.,
M L.,
.862.
LS64.
L865.
L866.
L867.
L
868.
I860.
L870.
1871.
LS72 .
1873.
im .
L87&.
[876.
1877.
[878.
15,279,820
L8797,963,900
1880.
5*759,520
L881.
L8S2.
6,029,020
1883.
69,807,370
188471,14.6,640
126,729,730
im .
188676,044,375
1887.
91,225,437
121,094,650
1888.
117,130,229
L889.
1890.
m 830,859
L8&1.
120,063,069
141,693,619
L882.
L893.
92,642,189
im .
66,839,849
48,381,309
L895.
L896............ 42,198,119
37,285,339
1897.
L89S.
35,811,589
32,655,919
18991900.
200,733,019
m \.
247,036,359
306,399,009
1902.
1903.
377,258,559
1904.
465,656,099.
1306........... 485,210,749
1906.
616,561,849
1907............. 600,072,299
1908.
78®, 976,619
815,005,449
1909
1910.......... 802,754,199
1311
930,367,929
1912
.....................
943,435,618
1913
1,003,997,709
1914
1,006,149,139
1,072,847,819
1915
M?S323r289
1916
1917
1,737*652,359

7,080
414,480
5,789,569
39,116,729
64,506,090
72,620,686
96,427,011
101,530,946
88,116,225
142,08^017
200,750,657
257,155,565
297.556.238
807,235,966
326,698,465
326,823,848
326,990,736
819,622,. 941
830,657,191
357,849,312
390,126,510
402,136, 617
408,465,574
429,643,556
446,557,662
454,733,013
461,138,698
454; 864,708
471,520,054
470,211,225
465,278,705
477,717,824
478.597.238
453,543,696
469,224,400
468,128,592
478,601,977
481,970,395
489,910,937
477,184,842

72,865,665
312,481,418
415,115,990
378,916,742
327,792,3®
319,437,702
328,571*665
314,702,094
324,962,638
343,068,970
346,168,680
318,464,145
371,421,452
331,447,378
337,899,344
320,905*8®
301,644,112
327,895,457
328,126,924
325,255,^27
328,242,177
318,687,214
331,218,637
323,812,699
326,667*219
308,600, mo
31®, 439,191
334,688,977
343,207,360
309,559,904
819, ©59,426
266,589,608
263,648,985
224,249,868
245,954,622
2S4,569,022
308,351,842
313,971,545
330,045,406
334,291,722
334,248,567
333,759,425
332,420,697
335,940,220
342,270,055
339,396,322
340,118,267
334,787,870
338,989,122
337,697,321
337,215*, 189
337,845,647
332,342,246
341,719,547
335,961 233

31,235,270
146,400,725
276*116,179
286,898*020
295^151,410
292,870,157
288,719*714
314,132*781
332,276,164
340,880,078
340,265,544
340*546,545
316,120^ 702
301*289,025
311,724,361
321,404,996
337,415,178
349,746,293
352*464,788
348,598,448
330* 689,893
309,124,222
304*976*044
276,855,203
245,306*780
207,220,633
181,604,937
162,220* 646
167,221*517
174*669,786
200,718*200
206,953*051
215* 168, m
226,318,003
222,990,987
237,805,439
300,115,111
345,110,800
345,476,516
399,996,709
433,027,835
480,928,849'
548,001,238
589*242*125
631,648,689
665*538,806
687*701*283
705,142,259
715*754,236
715,180,037
785*393,047
719*400.794
697,448*551

Circu­
lation
per
capita.

Dollars.

Dollars. ^offara.
26,500,000 4.9"
65,000*000 7.60
67,100*000 6.96
87,344*295 6.78
186,305* 480 10.91
278,761*982 12.02
418,020*247 15.34
435,407,262 13.85
448,406*767 13.9
334,697,744 10.23
695,394,038 17.84
669,641,478 19.67
714,971*860 20.58
673,591,701 18.99
662,128,128 18.29
680,880,198 18.42
665*573*364 17.6
676,284,427 17.51
718*616,114 18.17
741,548*708 18.27
758*799,412 18 09
770,083*031 18.13
754,104,947 17.16
727,609,388 16.12
722,314,883 15.58
729,132*634 15.32
MS, 631,793 16.75
973,382,228 19.41
1,114,238*119 2 1 . n
1,174,290,419 22.37
1,231,047,925 22.93
1,243,925,969 22.65
1,298,061*836 23.03
1,250,011,531 21.78
1,317,539,143 22.45
1*372,164*870 22.88
1*380,361,649' 22.52
1,429,251*270 22.82
40*348,704 1,497,440*307 23.45
128*098,692 1,601,347*187 24.60
15®, 570,614 1,596, 701,065 24.06
193* 616,429 1,661,307*165 24.56
171,388,169 1*601,968*473 23.24
126,935,247 1*506,434*966 21.44
144,429,517 1,649, 983,171 22. 92
123*871,437 1*837,859*894 25.19
112,836,764 1*901,071*881 25.62
79,008,942 2*055,150*997 26.9
47,524,538 2*175,307*961 27.9
29,802,776 2*249,390*551 28.43
19,076*648 2*367,692,163 20.42
12*902,057 2*519,142*859 30.77
9*272,018 2*587,882*653 31.08
7,337,330 2*736* 645,628 32.32
5*975,535 *2,772,956,455 *32.22
4,963,530 3,068,015,488 34.72
3,106,240*657’ 34.93
4,203*415 *3,102,355*605 *34.33
3,662,525
3,237,256 3*214,002*596 34.20
2* 915* 570 3*284,513*094 34.34
2*66
3*363,738*449 $4.56
2*427,763 3*402,00.5,427 34.35
2*244,687 *3,569,219,574 35.44
2,098,165 ^4*024,130,567 30.29
1,970,078 H x763,575^632 45.74

10*500,000
28, GOO, 00©
44,800,006
61,000,060
106* 968,572
131, 366,526
186,952,223
207,102,477
202,005,767
236,832,079
257,912,620
198*290,218
164,648,396
44,683,226
30,790,406
32,163,121
33*001,113
36,602,675
36*414,363
38*103,864
39,455, m
38*869,067
33,986,180
20^241,661
16,367,725

i Includes notes oi Bank of U nited States, State bank notes, dem and notes of 1862 and 1863; frac­
tional currency 1863 to 1878; Treasury notes of 1890, 1891 to date* and currency certificates* act of
Ju n e 8,1872* 1892 to 1900.
* As the result of special investigation by the Director of th e M int a reduction erf $135,000,000 was
m ade in the estim ate of gold coin in circulation cm July I* 1907, as com pared w ith the basts of pre­
vious years* and on Sept. 1* 1910* a reduction of 89*700,000 w as m ade in th e estim ate of silver coin.



PROGBESS OF THE UNITE© STATES,

707

OF this U n iteb S tates , 1800 to 1917— Continued.
B ank clearings.*
New York.

Total United
States.

Dollars.

National banks, f
Num­ Capital paid
ber.
in.

Dollars.

5,632,912,098
7,231,143,057
5,915,742,758
6,871,443,591
14,867,597,849
24,097,196,656
26,032,384,342
28,717,146,914
28,675,159,472
28,484,288,637
37,407,028,987
27,804,539,406
29,300,986,682
33,844,369,568
35,461,052,826
22,855,927,636
25,061,237,902
21,597,274,247
23,289,243,701
22,508,438,442
25,178,770,691
37,182,128,621
48,565,818,212
46,552,846,161
40,293,165,258
34,092,037,338
25,250,791,440
33,374,682,216
34,872,848,786
30,863,686,609
34,796,465,529
37,660,686,572
34.053.698.770
36,279,905,236
34,421,379,870
24.230.145.368
28,264,379,126
29,350,894,884
31.337.760.948
39.853.413.948
57.368.230.771
51,964,588,564
77,020,672,494
74,753,189,436
70,833,655,940
59,672,796,804
91.879.318.369
103,754,100,091
95,315,421,238
*73,630,971,913
99,257,662,400
102,553,959,069
92.420.120.000
96.672.301.000
98.121.520.000
89,760,344,971
90,842,707,724
147,180,709,461
181,534,031,388

52,126,704,488
48,750,886,813
53,501,411,510
58,845,279,505
57,298,737,938
60,883,572,438
58,880,682,455
45,028,496,746
50,975,155,046
51,935,651,733
54,179,545,030
65,924,820,769
88,828,672,533
84,582,450,081
114,819,792,086
116,021,618,003
113,963,298,973
102,356,435,047
140,592,087,616
157,681,259,999
154,476,830,537
126,238,694,398
158,877,192,100
168.986.664.000
159.639.539.000
168.685.953.000
173.193.009.000
163.849.811.000
163.098.715.000
242.235.794.000
303.997.997.000

Loans and
discounts.

Surplus fund
and undivided
profits.

DoUars.

66
467
1,294
1,634
1,636
1,640
1,619
1,612
1,723
1,853
1,968
1,983
2.076
2,091
2,078
2,056
2,048
2.076
2,115
2.239
2,417
2,625
2.689
2,809
3,014
3,120
3.239
3,484
3,652
3,759
3,807
3,770
3,715
3.689
3,610
3.582
3.583
3,732
4,165
4,535
4,939
5,331
5,668
6,053
6,429
6,824
6,926
7,145
7,277
7,372
7,473
7,525
7,605
7,579
7,604

7,188,393
75,213,945
325,834,558
414,270,493
418.558.148
420,105,011
422,659,260
427,235,701
450,330,841
470,543,301
490,109,801
491,003,711
501.568.564
500, $93,796
481,044,771
470,393,366
455,244,415
455.909.565
460,227,835
477,184,390
500,298,312
522,515,996
526,273,602
539,109,292
571,648,811
588,384,018
605,851,641
642,073,676
672,903,597
684,678,203
685,786,719
671,091,165
658,224,180
651,144,855
632,153,042
622,016,745
604,865,327
621,536,461
645,719,099
701,990, 554
743,506,048
767.378.148
791,567,231
826,129,785
883,690,917
919,100,850
937,064,036
989,567,114
1,019,633,152
1,033,570,675
1,056,919,792
1,058,192,335
1,068,519,105
1.066.049.000
1.082.779.000

5,466,088
70,746,513
362,442,743
550,353,094
588,450,396
655,729,546
686,347,756
719,341,186
789,416,568
871,531,449
925,557,682
926,195,672
972,926,532
933,686,530
901,731,416
835,078,133
835,875,012
994,712,646
1,144,988,949
1,208,932,656
1,285,591,902
1,269,862,936
1,257,655,548
1,421,547,199
1,560,371,741
1,628,124,565
1,779,054,528
1,933,509,333
1,963,704,948
2,127,757,191
2,020,483,671
1,944,441,315
2,016,639,536
1,971,642,012
1,977,553,711
2,163,681,938
2,492,230,585
2,623,512,201
2,956,906,376
3,221,859,631
. 3,415,045,751
3,595,013,467
3,899,170,328
4,206,890,078
4,631,143,692
4,615,675,532
5,035,883,517
5,430,159,187
5,610,838,787
5,953,904,432
6,143,028,133
6,430,069,214
6,659,971,463
7.679.167.000
8.818.312.000

4,224,240
54,462,974
79,438,167
93,889,034
309,383,342
126,031,475
184,551,547
143.857.432
155,416,242
172.153.609
184,572,274
185,329,199
178,506,539
175,222,425
158,661,053
160.124.222
168,545,660
181,363,655
183,208,069
206,686,059
216.360.903
198,753,747
221,305,821
234,643,033
253.402.609
269,444,563
292,469,399
314.647.514
326,467,360
343,082,950
330,296,968
329,004,137
331,851,632
330.267.222
332,971,643
342,321,752
391,547,835
416,739,818
482,377,443
542,183,538
581,638,528
615,291,237
665,163,368
720,413,039
748,701,600
807,070,834
861,403,608
913.500.903
950.827.515
988,747,755
991.522.432
1,096,844,532
1.037.239.000
1.115.774.000

Year.

.1300
.1810
.1820
.1830
.1840
.1850
.1855
.I860
.1861
.1862
.1863
,.1864
,.1865
,.1866
.1867
,.1868
,.1869
.1870
,.1871
,.1872
,.1873
,.1874
,.1875
,.1876
,.1877
..1878
..1879
..1880
..1881
..1882
..1883
,.1884
.1885
..1886
..1887
.-.1888
.1889
,.1890
.1891
.1894
.1895
.1896
.1897
.1898
.1899
.1900
.1901
.1902
.1903
.1904
.1905
.1906
.1907
.1908
.1909
.1910
.1911
-1912
.1913
.1914
.1915
.1916
.1917

♦ Years ended Sept 30.
f Statistics for institutions reporting nearest June 30 in each year.
3 Includes Federal reserve notes, first issue in November, 1914, and Federal Reserve bank notes, first
issue in January, 1916.




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National
banks.

Savings
banks, i

Dollars.

D ollars.

e119,414,239
« 398,357,660
• 533,338,174
539,599,076
575,842,070
574,307,383
542,261,563
602,110,758
618,801,619
641,121,775
622,863,154
686,478,630
641,432,886
636,267,529
621,632,160
648,934,141
833,701,034
1,031,731,043
1,066,707,249
. 1,643,137,763
. 979,020,350
. 1,166,376,517
. 1,146,246,911
. 1.285.076.979
. 1,292,342,471
. 1.442.187.979
. 1,521,745,665
1,535,058,569
. 1,753,339,680
. 1,556,761,230
. 1,677,801,201
. 1,736,022,007
. 1,-668,413, 508
1,770,480,563
. 2,023,357,160
. 2.522.157.509
. 2,458,092,758
. 2.941.837.429
. 3,098,875,772
. 3.200.993.509
. 3,312,439,842
. 3,783,658,494
4,055,873,637
4,322,880,141
4,374,551,208
4,898,576,696
5,287,216,312
5,477,991,156
5,825,461,163
. 5,953,461,551
6.268.692.430
9 6,611,281,822
98.143.048.000
99.521.648.000

1,138,576
6,973,304
14,051,520
43,431,130
84,290,076
149,277,504
146,729,882
169,434,540
206,235,202
236,280,401
242,619,382
282,455,794
337,009,452
392,781,813
457,675,050
549,874,358
650,745,442
735,046,805
802,363,609
864,556,902
924,037,304
941,350,255
866.218,306
879,897,425
802,490,298
819,106,973
891,961,142
966,797,081
1,024,856,787
1.073.294.955
1,095,172,147
1,141,530,578
1,235,247,371
1,364,196,550
1,444,391,325
1.550.023.956
1,654,826,142
1, 758,329,618
1,808,800,262
1,777,833,242
1,844,357,798
1,935,466,468
1,983,413,564
2,028,208,409
2,182,006,424
2,389,719,954
2,518,599,536
2,650,104,486
2,815,483,106
2,918,775,329
3,093,077,357
3,299,544,601
3,495,410,087
3,479,192,891
3,713,405,710
4,070,486,247
4,212,583,599
4,451,555,688
4,726,472,768
4,936,591,849
4,997,706,013
5,088,587.295
5,418,022,275

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Individual deposits in—*
Loan and
State banks.
trust
companies.
D ollars.

of the

P rogress

Private
banks.*

Total.

Dollars.

D ollars.

Dollars.

85,025,371
87,817,992
84,215,849
73,136,578
75,873,219
90,008,008
111, 670,329
144,841,596
165,378,515
188,745,922
188,417,293
214,063,415
240,190,711
257,878,114
299, 612,899
336,456,492
355,330,080
411,659,996
486,244,079
471,298,816
546,652,657
586,468,156
566,922,205
662,138,397
835,499,064
1,028,232,407
1,271,081,174
1,525,887,493
1,589,398,796
1,600,322,325
1,980,856,737
2,008,937,790
2,061,623,035
1,866,964,314
2,835,835,181
3,073,122,706
3,295,855,895
3,674,578,239
3,571,361,003
3,939,807,098
4,204,596,409
5,203,322,311
5,803,303,230

321.100.000
322.100.000
243,840, Q00
.183,830,000
139,920,000
182,667,235
241,845,554
295,622,160

2,182, 512,744
2,150, 629,791
2,057, 196,222
1,901, 260,654
1,834, 175,887
2,134, 234,861
2,538, 570,371
2,755, 743,582

96,580,457
94,878,842
83,183,718
99,721, 667
94,959,727
93,091,148
68,552,696
66,074,549
81,824,932
59,116,378
50,278,243
62,085,084
64,974,392
96,206,049
118,621,903
131,669,948
133,247,990
95.791.454
127,937,098
109,947,509
151,072,225
126,673,158
193.263.224
124,644,003
142.277.224
152,494,619
143,457,229
145,848,285
134.410,300
146.765.454
161,923,941

3,305,091,171
3,419,343,819
3,776,410,402
4,061,002,364
4,196,811,530
4,664,934,251
4,627,223,910
4,651,115,302
4,921,267,817
4, 945,124,424
5,094,735,370
5, 688,164,456
6,768,658,361
7,238,986,450
8,460,642,288
9,104,722,986
9,553,693,594
10,000,546,999
11,350,739,316
12,215,767,666
13,099,635,348
12,784,511,169
14,108,039,477
15,283,396,254
15,906,274,710
17,024,067,607
17,476,764,134
18,517,732,879
19,225,766,874
22,882,433,354
26,295,721,493

75,696,857
109,586,595
212,705,662
257,229,562
296,322,408
393,686,226
C6)

110,V54,034
143,696,383
165,871,439
157,928,658
226,654,538
142,764,491
166,958,229
208,751,611
261,362,303
281,775,496
334,995,702
325,365,669
344,307,916
342,882,767
447,995,653
410,047,842
507,084,481
553,054,584
556,637,012
648,513,809
706,865,643
658,107,494
712,410,423
695,659,914
723,640,795
912,365,406
1,164,020,972
1,266,735,282
1,610,502,246
1,698,185,287
1, 814,570,163
% 073,218,049
2,365,209,630
2,741,464,129
3,068,649,860
2,937,129,598
2,466,968,666
2,727,926,986
2,777,566,836
2,919,977,898
3,081,011,583
3,226,793,217
3,277,772,330
4,300,710,294
5,390,824,047

* Statistics of national banks are as of reports nearest to June 30 of each year. Those of other banks
combine reports of various dates w ithin the year.
i From 1896 to 1908, inclusive, includes Illinois State banks having savings departm ents.
^
* Includes all private banks from 1875 to 1882; from 1887 to date includes only those voluntarily
reporting, estim ated at one-fourth of total private banks.
• “ Ordinary receipts” include receipts from customs, internal revenue, direct tax, public lands,
and “ M iscellaneous,” but do not include receipts from loans, premiums, or Treasury notes, or reve­
nues of Post Office Departm ent. The figures cover actual receipts as of Treasury accounts.
* Actual collections on account of duties and tonnage tax.
6 No data.
* Individual and other.



PB O G K E S8 O F T H E
o p the

U nited States , 1800

Depositors
in savings
banks.**

Number.
8,635
38,035
78,701
251,354
431,602
693,870
694,487
787,943
887,096
976,025
980,844
1,067,061
1,188,202
1,310,144
1,466,684
I,
1,902,047
I , 992,925
2,185,832
2,293,401
2,359,864
2,368,630
2,395,314
2,400,785
2,268,707
2,335,582
2,528,749
2,710,354
2,876,438
3,015,151
3,071,495
3,158,950
3.418.013
3,838,291
4,021,523
4,258,893
4,533,217
4,781,605
4,830,599
4,777,687
4,875,519
5,065,494
5,201,132
5,385, 746
5,687,818
6,107,083
6,358,723
6,666,672
7.035.228
7,305,443
7.696.229
8,027,192
8,588,811
8,705,848
8,831,863
9,142,908
9,794,647
10,010,304
10,766,936
II,
II,
11,148,392
11.367.013

to

U N IT E D

1917— Continued.

Governm ent receipts.!
O rdinary.*
Customs. *
Total.
Per capita.

Dollars.
10,848,749
9,384,214
17,840,670
24,844,117
19,480,115
43,592,889
65,350,575
56,054,600
41,476,299
51,919,261
112,094,946
243,412,971
322,031,158
619,949,564
462,846,680
376,434,454
357,188,256
395,959,834
630,846
374,431,105
364, 694,230
322,177,674
299,941,091
284,020,771
290,066,585
281,000,642
257,446,776
272,322,137
333,526,501
360,782,293
403,525,250
398,287,582
348,519^70
323,6907706
336,439,727
371,403,278
379.266.075
387,050,069
403,080,983
392,612,447
354,937,784
385,819,629
297,722,019
313.390.075
326,976,200
347,721,705
405,321,335
515,960,620
667,240,852
587,685,338
562,478,233
560,396,676
539,716,914
544,606,759
694,717,942
663,125,660
601,060,723
603,589,490
675,511,715
701,372,375
691,778,465
724,111,230
109,499
734,673,167
285,755
697,910,827
779,664,552
1,118,174,126

709

STATES;

Dollars.
2.04
1.8
1.85
1.9
1.14
1.8
2.40
1.78
1.30
1.58
7.14
9.26
14.65
12.78
10.18
9.46
10.26
9.47
8.98
7.73
7.01
6.46
6.43
5.41
5.57
6.65
7.00
7.6
7.41
6.36
6.76
5.8
6.33
6.32
6.31
6.43
6.14
5.44
5.81
4.40
4.65
4.85
5.55
7.56
7.11
6.93
6.59
6.54
7.02
7.70
6.87
6.79
7.48
7.46
7.23
7.44
6.93
7.61
10.74

Dollars.
9,080,938
8,583,309
15,005,612
21,922,391
13,499,502
39,668,686
53,025,794
53,187,512
39,582,126
49,056,398
69,059,642
102,316,153
84,928,261
179,046,652
176,417,811
164,464,600
180,048, 427
194,538,374
206,270,408
216,370,287
188,089,523
163,103,834
157,167,722
148,071,985
130,956,493
130,170,680
137,250,048
186,522,065
198,159,676
220,410, 730
214,706,497
195,067,490
181,471,939
192,905,023
217,286,893
219,091,174
223,832,742
229,668,585
219,522,205
177,452,964
203,355,017
131,818,531
152,158,617
160,021,752
176,554,127
149,575,062
206,128,482
233,164,871
238,585,456
254,444,708
284,479,582
261,274,565
261,798,857
300,251,878
332,233,363
286,113,130
300,711,934
333,683,445
314,497,071
311, 321,672
318,891,396
292,320,015
209,786,672
213,185,846
225,962,393

Excess of ordi----------------- nary receipts
T , , ( + )orordinary Year.
Internal disbursem ents
revenue,
( —)-t

Dollars.
809,397
7,431
106,261
12,161
1,682
37,640,788
109,741,134
209,464,215
309,226,813
266,027,537
191,087,589
158,356,461
184,899,756
143,098,154
130,642,178
113,729,314
102,409,785
110,007,494
116,700,732
118,630,408
110,681,625
113,561,611
124,009,374
135,264,386
146,497,595
144,720,369
121.586.073
112,498,726
116,805,936
118,823,391
124,296,872
130,881,514
142,606,706
145,686,249
153.971.073
161,027,624
147,111,233
143, 421,672
146,762,865
146,688,574
170,900,641
273,437,162
295,327,927
307,180,664
271,880,122
230,810,124
232,904,119
234,095,741
249,150,213
269,666,773
251,711,127
246,212,644
8289,933,519
8 322,529,201
8 321,612,200
8 344,416,966
8 380,041,007
8 415,669,646
8 512,702,029
8 809,366,208

Dollars.

+ 34,778
+ 909,461
444,865
+ 9,702,009
- 4,834,403
+ 2,644,506
+ 6,719,912
- 7,146,276
- 25,173,914
-417,650,981
-606,639,330
-621,556,130
-973,068,132
+ 927,208
+116,117,854
+ 6,095,320
+ 35,997,658
+102,302,829
+ 91,270,711
+ 94,134,534
+ 36,938,348
- 1,297,709
+ 9,397,379
+ 24,965, 500
+ 39,666,167
+ 20,482,450
+ 5,374,253
+ 68,678,864
+101,130,654
+145,543,811
+132,879,444
+104,393,626
+ 63,463,771
+ 93,956,589
+103,471,098
+119,612,116
+105,053,443
+105,344,496
+ 37,239,763
+ 9,914,454
+ 2,341,674
- 69,803,261
- 42,805,223
- 25,203,246
- 18,052,454
- 38,047,248
- 89,111,560
+ 79,527,060
+ 77,717,984
+ 91,287,876
+ 54,307,652
+ 7,479,093
- 18,753,335
+ 45,312,517
+111,420,531
- 20,041,667
- 58,734,955
+ 15,806,324
+ 47,234,377
+ 37,224,502
+ 41,340,524
+ 34,418,677
- 26,852,340
+ 55,171,553
+308,807,918

.180C
.181C
.182C
.183C
.184(
_185C
.1851
.im
.186]
.1865
.1863
,.18ft
.1861
.186<
.1861
.1863
,.186!
,.187(
.187]
.187!
.187!
.187'
..187!
..1871
..187'
..187!
,.187!
..3881
..188:
..188!
..188!
..188..188!
..1881
..188'
..188!
..1881
..1891
.U89:
..189!
..189!
..189..189'
..1891
..189!
..1901
..190
..190
..190
..190
..190
..190
..190
..190
. .190
..191
..191
..191!
..191:
..191
..191
..191

♦ Statistics of national banks are as of reports nearest to June 30 of each yeaT. Those of other
banks combine reports of various dates w ithin the year.
f Fiscal years.
7 The ordinary receipts and disbursem ents and per capita on receipts for 1891 were erroneously
stated by the Register of the Treasury in his reports for 1891,1892, and 1893. (See Finance Reports
for those years, pp. 767, 845, and 906.)
8includes corporation tax : 1910, $20,951,781; 1911, $33,516,977; 1912, $28,583,304; 1913, $35 006,300; 1914,
corporation income tax $32,456,663, corporation excise tax $10,671,077, and individual income tax
$28,253,535; 1915, emergency revenue $52,069,126, corporation income tax $39,155,597, and individual
income tax $41,046,162; 1916, emergency revenue $84,278,302, corporation income tax $56,993,658,-and
individualincoine tax $67,943,595; 1917, emergency revenue $95,297,554; corporation income tax $179,572,888;
and individual income tax $180,108,340.
Digitized*for FRASERtime deposits.
Demand and


710

PROGRESH O P T H E U N IT E D ST A T E S
No.

4 0 0 .—Statistical R ecord

of the

P rogress

Governm ent disbursements.*
Ordin ary.i

Year.

Total.

Per capita.

War.®

Navy.*

Total
num ber
Interest
of pen­
on public Pensions. sioners.
debt.
%

Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars, 1 Dollars,.
Dollars.
Dollars,
10,813,971
2.04
64, m
1800.........
2,560,879 3,448,716 3,402,601
8,474,753
83,744
1.17
2,294,324 1,654,244 3,163,671
1810.........
1.90
2,630,392 4,387,990 5,151,004 : 3,208,376
18,286,635
1820.........
15,142,: 108
1830.........
1.18
4,767,129 3,239,429 1.912.575 ! 1,363,297
1.42
174,598 : 2,603,562
7,095,267 6,113,897
1840......... ' 24,314,518
40,948,383
1.77
9,687,025 7,904,725 3,782,393 1,866,886
1850..........
58,630,663
2.15
14.648.074 13,327,095 2,314*465 1,477,612
1855.........
1860.......... : 63,200,8762.01
16,472,203 11,514,650 3,144,121 1,100,802
2.14
66,650,213
23,001,531 12,387,157 4,034,157 i 1,034,600 f "*8,636*
1861.........
186a......... 469,570,242 :
14,35
389,173,562 42*640,353 13,190,345
852,170
8,159 ;
21.54
718,734,276
603,314,412 63,261,235 24,729,701 1,078,513 14,791
1863
.....................
864,969,101
25.40
1864
.....................
690.391.649 85*704,964 53,685,422 4,985,474 51,135
' ..................... ,
1.295,099,290
37.27 1,030,690,.400 122,617,434 77,395,090 16.347.621 ; 86,986
1865
519,022,356
14.63
283,154,676 43*285,662 133,067*625 : 15,605,550 126,722
1866
..................... *
9.58
346.729.326
95,224,416 31.034.011 143,781,592 20,936,552 153,183
1867
.....................
370,339,134
123.246.649 25,775,503 140,424,046 23,782,387 : 169,643
1868
..................... '
10.01
321,190,598
8,51
1869
.....................
78.501.991 20,000,758 1.30,694,243 28.476.622 i 187,963
293,657,005
1870
.....................
7.61
57,655*675 21,780,230 129,235,498 28,340,202 i 198,686
283,160,394
7.16
35.799.992 19*431,027 125,576,566 34,443,895 ■ 207,495
1871
.....................
6.66
1872......... 270,559,696
35,372,157 21,249,810 117,357,840 28,533,403 232,299
285,239,325
6.84
46,323,138 23,526,257 104,750,688 : 29,359,427 : 238,411
1873
..................... I
301,238,800
7.04
42,313,927 30*932,587 107,119,815 29,038,415 ; 236,241
1874
.....................
274,623,393
6.25
41,129,646 21,497,626 103,093,545 29,456,216 234,821
1875
.....................
265,401,085
38,070,889 18,963,310 100,243,271 28,257,396 232,137
5.87
1876
.....................
241,334,475
5.21
37,082,736 14*959,935 97,124,612 : 27,963,752 232,104
1877
.....................
236.964.327
4.98
32,154,148 17,365,301 102,500,875 27,137,010 223,998
1878
.....................
5.46
40,425*661 15.125.127 105,327,949 35,121,482 242,755
1879......... 266,947,884
264,847,687
5.28
1880
.....................
38,116,916 13y5S6,985 95.757.575 56,777,174 i 250,802
5.06
40*466,461 15,686,672 85,508,741 ; 50,059,280 268,830
1881......... 259,651,639
4.92
1882......... 257,981,440
43,570,494 15,032,046 71,077,207 ; 61,345,194 285,697
4.94
48*. 911,383 15.283.437 59,160*131 06,012,574 303,658
1883......... 265.408.138
4.45
39,429,603 17,292,601 54,578* 378 55,429,228 ; 323,756
ISM......... 244,126,244
4.63
42.670.578 16,021,080 51,386,256 . 56,102,267 345,125
1886......... 260,226,935
4.22
1886......... 242.483.139
34,324,153 18,907,888 50,580,146 : 63,404,864 : 365,783
267, 932,180
4.56
38,561,026 15.141.127 47,741,577 75,029,102 : 406,007
1887
.....................
4.32
259,653,959
38,522,436 18.926.438 44,715*007 ; 80,288,509 : 452,557
1888
.....................
281,996,616
4.60
44,435,271 21,378,809 41,001*484. 87,624,779 : 489,725
1889
.....................
4.75
! .....................
297,736,487
1890
44,582,838 22,006,206 86,099,284 106*. 936,855 537,944
18917........ 355, 372,685
5.56
48,720,065 26,113,896 37,547,135 124,415,951 ! 676,160
345,023,331
5.29
1892
.....................
46,895,456 29,174,139 23,378,116 134,683,053 876,068
5.77
49,641,773 30,136,084 27,264,392 159,357,558 ; 966,012
1893......... 383,477,954
5.43
367,525,280
54,567,930 31,701,294 27,841,406 141,177,285 969.544
1894
.....................
356,195,298
5.16
1895
.....................
51.804.579 28y797,796 30,978,630 141,395,229 970,524
5.01
50,830,921 27,147,732 35,386*. 029 139,434,001 ! 970?678
352,179,446
1896
.....................
365, 774,160
5.10
1897
.....................
48,950,268 34,561,546 37,791,110 141,053,165. l 976,014
1898..
....
6.07
91,992,000 58,823,104 37,585,056 147,452,369 , 993,714
443,368,583
8.14
605,072,180
229,841,254 63,942,985 39,896,.925 139,394,929 ; 991,519
1839
6.39
487,713,792
1900
.....................
134,774,768 15,953, 078 40.160.333 140,877,316 993,629
6.56
509,967,353
1901
.....................
144,615,697 60,506,978 32.342.979 139.323.622 ! 997,735
19®......... 471,190,858
5.96
112,272,216 67.803.128 29,108,045 138,488,560 ‘ 999,446
506,089,022.
118,619,520 82*618,034 28,556,349 138,425,646 996.545
1903
..................... ..................... 6.26
532,237,821
6.50
115,035,411 102,956,102 24,646*. 490 142,559,266 : 994,762
1904
.....................
563,360,094
6.77
122.175.074 117,560,308 24,590,944 141,773,965 ; .998,441
1905
.....................
117,946,692 110,474,264 24.308.576 141,034,562 ; 985,971
549,4®, 425
1906
..................... ..................... 6.49
551,705,129
6.41
122,576*. 465 97*128, 469 24,481,158 139,309,514 \ 967,371
1907
.....................
7.10
621,102,391
1908
.....................
137,746,524 118,037,097 21,426,138 153,892,467 ■ 851,687
7.45
161,067,462 115.546.011 21,803,836 161,710,367 ; 946,194
1909
.....................
662,324,445
659,7®, 391
7.30
155,911,706 123,173,717 21.342.979 160,696,416 ! 921,083
1910
.....................
654.137.998
1911
..................... ..................... 6.96
160,135,976 119,937,644 21.311.334 157,980,575 892,098
654,553,963
148* 795*. 422 135,591,956 22,616,300 150,590,456 : 860,294
1912
..................... ..................... 6.84
7.01
; .....................
682,770,706
160,387,453 133,262,862 22,899,108 175,085,450 820,272
1913
700,254,490
7.07
173,522,804 139,682,186 22,863,957 173,440,231 785,239
1914
.....................
T?26
172,973,092 141,835,654 22,902,897 164,387,942 748,147
m s ......... 731,399,759
7.07
164,635,577 155,029,426 22,900,313 159,302,351 709,572
1916..
. . .724.492.999
.
1,147,898,991
11.02
1917..
....
440,276,880 257,166,437 i 24,742,129 160,318,406 673,111

*fiscal years.

* “ Ordinary disbursem ents”1include disbursem entsfor War,. Navy, Indians, pensions, paym ents for
interest, and 41Civil and m iscellaneous/' but do not include paym ents for Panam a Canal, public
debJL special purposes, or Postal Service.
*Based oncover theports prior to 1866, after th a t on im ports for consum ption.
Figures total im military and naval establishments only.
’
*The figures cover duties reported at




entry, not always liquidated receipts.

*711

PROGRESS OP THE UNITED STATES.
of th e

U n it e d S t a te s ,

1800

to

1917— Continued.

Im ports of m erchandise.*
Free.

Dutiable.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars^ Dollars. Dollars. Per et. Percent.
17.19
1800
.-1810
11.89
*34.64 ..1820
7.71 •18,883,252 •1.90
4.87 28,417,056 2.21
45.31 ..1830
5.76 15,178,975
15.45 ..1840
.88
7.48 40,181,813 1.73
23.16 ..1850
9.46 54,129,677 1.99
23.36 ..1855
11.25 53,692,421 1.68
15.67 „1860
9.02. 39,088,269 1.22
, 14.21 ..1861
5.79 46,509,215 1.42
26.08 :_1862
7.29 1 63,729,203 1.91
28.28 ..1863
9.30 96,465,957 2.83
32.03 ..1864
6.87 80,635,170 2.33
38.46 ..1865
11.94 177,056,523 4.96
41.81 ..1866
10.44 268,503,750 4.65
44.56 ..1867
9.33 260,532,779 4.34
46.49 ..1868
10.45 176,557,584 4.68
44.65 ..1869
11.06 191*390,500 4.96
44.89 ..1870
40.51 ..1871
12.63 202,446,673 6.12
[ 37.99 ..1872
13.79 212,619,105 0.21
15.91 184,909,042 4.43
27.90 ..1873
13.26 160,522,285 3.75
28.29 ..1874
11.98 154,564,983 3.51
29.36 ..1875
10.29 145,178,603 3.22
31.25
29.20 ..1877
9; 49 128,428,343 2.77
9.21 127,195,159 2.67
29.00 ..1878
30.33 ..1879
9.00 133,396,436 2.73
12.51 182,747,654 3.64
29.12 ..1880
12.68 193,800,880 3.78
29.79 ..1881
13.65 216,138,916 : 4.12
30.16 ..1882
13.05 210,637,293 3.92
30.04 ..1883
12.16 190,282,836 ; 3.47
28.50 ..1884
10.32 f178,251,601. 3.17
30.75 ..1885
10.87 189,410,448 3.30
30.35 ..1886
11.58 214,222,310 1 3.65
81.52 ..1887
11.79 216,042,256 : 3.60
30.55 ..1888
30.02 ..1889
11.99 220,576,989 3.60
12.16 226,540,037 3.60
29.59 :.1890
25.65 .71891
13.24 216,885,701 3.40
12.36 174,124,270 : 2.67
21.65 ..1892
23.79 ..1893
12.56 199,143,67& 3.00
9.32 129,558,892 1.92
20.56 ..1894
10.61 149,450,608 2.17
20.44 :.1895
20.87 ..1896
10.81 157,013,506 2.23
21.89 ..2897
11.02 172,760,361 , 2.41
24.77 -.1898
8.05 145,438,385 1.99
9.22 202,072,050 2.72
29.48 ..1899
27.62 ..190D
10.98 229,360,771 3.02
28.91 ..1901
10.25 233,556,110 : 2.96
27.95 -.1902
11.18 251.453,155 3.13
27.85 ..1903
12.28 8280,752,416 i 8.42
26.29 ..1904
; 11.73 8258,161,130 , 3.08
23.77 ..1905
12.74 *258,426,295 i 3.03
24.22 -.1906
i 13.95 8293,910,396 8.38
23.28 ..1907
■ 15.. 97 8329,480,048 ! 3.72
23.88 -.1903
: 13.11 8282,582,895 3.13
22.99 ..1909
13.94 *294,667,054 3.21
21.11 --IS1Q
1 16.54 *326,561,683 8.50
16.05 *309,965,692 3.25
20.29 -.1911
16.94 *304,899,366 3.15
18,58 ..1912
17.94 »312,5Q8,946 3.17
17.69 ..1913
19.04 *283,511,564 2.83
14.88 -.1914
16.20 *205,755,073 2.02
22.49 .-1915
9.62 L.1916
21.08 209,523,151 2.03
25.40 221,659,066 2.11
8.31 ..1917
S ; S 8 ! S 8 6 a S 3 S l 6 * i S 6 8 8 S S 8 S $ i8 £ a e f f i 9 S 3 5 f S f f i S 8 i g a 8 8 6 S S g 8 S 8 & j ! i S e B ! :8 S 3 # S S S 3 g 8 9 6 3

91,252,768
85.400.000
74.450.000
62,720,956 7.32
98,258,706 49.17
172,509,526 10.42
257,808,708 14.13
353,616,119 20.85
289,310,542 , 24.59
189,356,677 27.84
243,335,815 14.48
316,447,283 13.00
238,745,580 18.65
434,812,066 13.58
395,761,096 5.85
357,436,440 4.25
417,506*379 5.18
435.958.408 462
520,223,684 7.03
626,595,077 7.54
642,136,210 22.55
667,406,342 26.70
533,005,436 27.44
460,741,190 30.46
451,323,126 31.19
437,051,532 32.33
445,777,775 32.01
667,954,746 31.19
642,664,628 31.51
724,639,574 29.06
723,180,914 28.69
667,697,693 31.43
577,527,329 83.46
635,436,136 33.39
692, 319,768 33.83
723,967,114 33.71
745,131,652 3442
789.310.409 33.66
844,916,196 43. 35
827,402,462 55.35
866,400,922 51.31
654,994,622 57.98
731,969,965 49.62
779,724,674 47.42
764,730,412 49.94
616,049,654 47.80
697,148,489 43.07
849,941,184 43,21
823,172,165 41.26
903.320,948 43.93
1,025,719,237 41.55
991,087,371 45.82
1,117,513,071 46.30
1,226,562,446 44 81
1,434,421,425 44.90
1,194,341,792 44.01
1,311,920,224 45.70
1,556,947,430 48.51
1,527,226,106 50.87
1,653,284,934 53.33
1,813,00s, 234 54.47
1,893,925,657 59.54
1,674,169,740 61.73
2,197,883,510 167.91
2,659,355,185 69.52

O

9

'8
4,590,281 58,130,675
48,313,391 49,945,315
18,081,590 155,427,936
36,430,524 221,378,184
73,741,479 279,874,640
71,130,351 218,180,191
52,721,653 136,635,024
35,241,924 208,093,891
41,126,332 275,320,951
44,519,516 194.226.064
59,028,526 375,783,540
23,133,495 372,627,601
15,190,781 342,245,659
21,646,692 395,859,687
20,140,786 4.15r 817,622
36,587,737 483,635,947
43,267,218 679,327,864
144,815,884 497,320,326
151,481,762 415,924*580
346,279,927 386.725.509
140,361,913 320,379,277
140,788,452 310,534,674
141,278,265 295,773,267
142,681,505 303,096,270
208,301,863 459,652,883
202,491,547 440,173,081
210,579,007 514.069.567
207,504,718 515,676,196
209,884,184 457.813.509
193,213,624 384,313,706
212,159,296 423,276,840
234,221,131 458,098,637
244,071,615 479,885,499
256,487,078 488,644,574
265,668,629 523,641,780
366,241,352 478,674,844
457,999,658 369,402,804
444,544,211 421,856,711
379,795,536 275,199,066
363,233,795 368,736,170
369,757,470 409,967,204
381,938,243 382,792,169
291,414,175 324,635,479
800,279,810 396,868,679
367,236,866 482,704,318
339,608,669 483,563,496
396,818,871 506,502,077
426,180,979 599,538,258
454,130,240 i 536,957,131
517,442,302 600,070,769
549,623,878 676.938.568
644,029,761 790,391,664
525,603,308 668,738,484
599,566,639 712,363,585
755,311,396 801,636,034
776,972,509 750,253,596
881,670,830 771,594,104
825,484,072
987,524,
1.127,502,699 766,422,968
1,(S3l526,675 640.643.065
,
1,492,647,350 705,236,160
1,848^40,520 810,514,645

Total-

Duties collected.*
ad valo­
On m erchandised 'Average rates.
rem
Year.
Per Per
cent
free
free. capita.3 Total value. Per On du­ Onand
capita. tiable. dutiable.

* Fiscal years. The figures ol imports include gold, and silver prior to 1830.
6 Not stated.
* 1821; no complete data for 1820 or earlier years.
i The ordinary receipts and disbursements and per capita on receipts for 1891 were erroneously
stated by the Register of the Treasury in his reports for 1891,1892, and 1893. (See Finance Reports
for those years, pp. 767, 845, and 906.)
8 E xport duty from the Philippine Islands not included.



PROGRESS OF T H E U N IT E D STATES

712

Ho. 400. — Statistical
Exports of merchandise.*
Year.

1800.
1810..
1820.
1830.
1840.
1850.
1855.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

Domestic.1

Foreign.1

Dollars.
31,840.903
42,366,675
51,683,640
58,524,878
111,660,561
184,900,233
192,751,135
316,242,423
204,899,616
179,644,024
186,003,912
143,504,027
136,940,248
337,518,102
279,786,809
269,389,900
275,166,697
376,616,473
428,398,908
428,487,131
505,033,439
569,433,421
499,284,100
525,582,247
589,670,224
680,709,268
698,340,790
823,946,353
883,925,947
733,239,732
804,223,632
724,964,852
726,682,946
665,964,529
703,022,923
683,862,104
730,282,609
845,293,828
872,270,288
1,015,732,011
831,030,785
869,204,937
793,392,599
863,200,487
1,032,007,603
1,210,291,913
1,203,931,222
1,370,763,571
1,460,462,806
1,355,481,861
1,392,231,302
1,435,179,017
1,491,744,641
1,717,953,382
1,853,718,034
1.834.786.357
1,638,355,593
1, 710,083,998
2.013.549.025
2,170,319,828
2.428.506.358
2.329.684.025
2,716,178,465
4,272,177,579
6,227,164,050

Dollars.
39,130,877
24.791.295
18,008,029
13,145,857
12,008,371
9,475,493
26,158,368
17.333.634
14,654,217
11,026,477
17,960,535
15,333,961
29,089,055
11,341,420
14,719,332
12,562,999
10,951,000
16.155.295
14,421,270
15,690,455
17,446,483
16,849,619
14,158,611
14,802,424
12,804,996
14,156,498
12,098,651
11.692.305
18,451,399
17,302,525
19,615,770
15,548,757
15,506,809
13.560,301
13,160,288
12,092,403
12,118,766
12,534,856
12,210,527
14,546,137
16,634,409
22.935.635
14,145,566
19,406,451
18,985,953
21,190,417
23,092,080
23.719.511
27,302,185
26,237,540
27,910,377
25,648,254
26,817,025
25,911,118
27,133,044
25,986,989
24.655.511
34,900,722
35,771,174
34,002,581
37,377,791
34,895,123
52,410,875
61.305.306
62,944,344

Total.1

R ecord

of the

Im ports of merchandise .f
Per
capita.3

Free.

Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
13.37
70,971,780
9.22
66,757,970
7.22
69,691,669
5. 57
71,670,735
123,668,932
7.25
144,375,726
6.23
218,909,503
8.03
333,576,057
10.61
219,553,833
6.85
190,670,501
5.83
203,964,447
6.11
4. 67
158,837,988
166,029,303
4.78
348,859,522
9. 84 39,563,227
294,506,141
7. 73 16,923.552
281,952,899
7.29 18,404,354
286,117,697
7.29 21.775.643
392,771,768
9. 77 21,189,105
442,820,178
10.83 47.316.643
444,177,586
10.55 94,094,635
522,479,922
12.12 141, 473,322
586,283,040
13.31 159,076,057
513,442,711
11.36 145,185,903
540,384,671
11.64 128,031,139
602,475,220
12. 72 154,456,844
694,865,766
14.30 139,443,607
710,439,441
14.29 174, 643,157
835,638,658
16.43 206, 583,345
902,377,346
17. 23 206,910,261
750,542,257
13.97 214.036.390
823,839,402
14.98 205,111,054
13.20 203,321,386
740,513,609
742,189,755
12.94 195.782.174
679,524,830
11.60 219,887,787
716,183,211
11.98 239,781, 913
695,954,507
11.40 248,590,235
11.92 261,164,484
742,401,375
857,828,684
13.43 288,528,328
884,480,810
13. 66 429,355,677
1.030.278.148
15. 61 446,978,931
12.98 417.344.174
847,665,194
892,140,572
12. 85 383,371,933
11. 51 384,816,131
807,538,165
12.29 322,952,457
882,606,938
14.42 377,288,396
1,050,993,556
16.59 268,384,173
1,231,482,330
16.20 350,897,220
1,227,023,302
1,394,483,082
17.76 342,288,761
1,487,764,991
18.53 381,512,618
1,381,719,401
16.85 408,640,299
1,420,141,679
16.96 437,430,238
17.14 490,616,703
1,460,827,271
1,518,561,666
17.48 530,464,135
1,743,864,500
19.75 591,744,320
1,880,851,078
20.,91 636.142.390
20.32 504,644,541
1,860,773,346
1,663, Oil, 104
17,82 699,714,956
1,744,984,720
18.28 769,426,798
2,049,320,199
21.15 794,444,255
22.41 992,343,921
2,204,322,409
2.465.884.149
24.66 991,850,747
2,364,579,148
23.27 1,097,937,712
2,768,589,340
26.70 1,167,428,816
4,333,482,885
41.33 1,611,887,638
6,290,108,394
59.30 2,135,396,804

Dutiable.

Total.

Dollars.

Dollars.

2 184,630,544
354,552,623
349,602,218
416.680.251
439.942.953
525.794.456
561,870,064
453,774,726
403,039,850
357,967,033
299,316,026
325.789.456
292,368,876
338,959,639
490,223.831
463,299,187
538,807,117
481,955,162
425,940,474
392,086,499
443,541,402
469,036,565
476,821,136
509,357,481
534,869,398
398,985,266
393,952,024
358,904,750
292,941,008
416,853,216
358,627,099
$65,306,833
366,580,275
448,070,190
486.860.953
498,907,292
560,676,571
558,064,089
545,292,487
648,680,415
728.757.252
787,027,430
611,729,546
775,805,768
793,477,353
737,914,905
825,729,134
800,745, 733
691,338,289
611,167,879
779,747,697
817,069,151

194,193,771
371.476.175
368,006,572
438,455,894
461,132,058
573,111,099
655,964,699
595,248,048
562,115,907
503,152,936
427,347,165
480,246,300
431,812,483
513, 602,796
696.807.176
670.209.448
752,843,507
687,066,216
629,261,860
587,868,673
663,429,189
708,818,478
725,411,371
770,521,965
823,397,726
828,320,943
840,930,955
776,248,924
676,312,941
801,669,347
681,579,556
742,595,229
634.964.448
798,967,410
829,149,714
880,419,910
969,316,870
995,494,327
1,035,909,190
1,179,144,550
1,320,501,572
1,423,169,820
1,116,374,087
1,475,520,724
1,562,904,151
1,532,359,160
1,818,073,055
1,792,596,480
1,789,276,001
1,778,596,695
2,391,635,335
2,952,465,955

* Fiscal years,
t Calendar years.
1 Figures include gold and silver prior to 1830.
a Based on total exports prior to 1866; after th at on domestic exports only.




P r o g ress

713

PBOGRESS OF T H E U N IT ED STATES.
of the

U n it e d S t a t e s , 1800

to

1917—Continued.

Exports of merchandise.f

Dom estic exports.*

D om estic.1

Foreign.1

Total.1

Agricultural
im plem ents.

A nim als.

Chemicals,
drugs, dyes,
etc.3

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars .

Dollars.

Dollars.

237,613
1,855,091
640,223
624,810
837,189
326,547
461,809
894,664
777,688
733,395
917,046
1,045,039
1,019,604
1,773,716
2,033,447
3,310,388
2,672,505
2,436,287
3,325,203
5,844,653
.11,487,754
15,882,120
16,412,398
9,729,116
10,789,268
20,293,529
14,567,081
12,518,660
10,598,362
12,885,090
18,374,805
33,638,128
32.935,086
36,498,221
27,527,985
35,712,641
35,754,045
41,840,969
43,568,461
46,243,406
37,880,916
43,585,031
52,058,876
44,871,684
34,781,193
47,977,875
46,728,281
49,139,568
41,203,080
34,101,289
22,645,438
17,447,735
19,048,653
15,447,987
7,080,122
5,803,659
77,953,686
99,671,296
89,382,853

Year.

1,598,294
994,151
1,197,281
655,580
907,659
1,236,613
1.938.275
1,800,980
1.947.425
2,468,896
2,977,222
3,013,326
2,248,134
2,200,287
2.377.276
2,434,866
2,663,887
2,432,544
2,938,844
3,231,085
2,913,861
3,135,600
3,466,885
2,736,266
2,917,447
3,159,772
3,641,028
3,892,690
4,518,370
4,284,753
4,033,969
3,938,330
4,200,689
4,595,632
4,838,858
4,972,831
5,424,279
5,406,781
5,691,582
5.766.425
6,537,401
7,130,334
8,138,789
8,792*545
8,854,708
10.457.791
12,452,679
13,497,132
12,115,795
12,636,398
13,620,822
14,616,038
16,763,109
18,220,627
17,983,833
16,234,347
18.105.792
20,396,925
21,912,942
22,286,340
21,924,337
43,223,330
119,937,581
181,028,432

4150,166,875
294,983,527
269,844,993
324,421,333
387,780,302
445,563,259
452,143,553
550,098,492
553,929,342
497,263,737
575,735,804
607,566,495
723,286,821
754,656,755
875,564,075
814,162,951
749,911,309
777,523,718
733,798,764
673,593,506
699>519,430
703,319,692
679,597,477
814,154,864
845,999,603
957,333,551
923,237,315
854,729,454
807,312,116
807,742,415
986,830,080
1,079,834,296
1*233,558,140
1*252,932,344
1*453,010,112
1*438,078,651
1 333,268,491
1 457,647,183
1 425,711,233
1*599,422,622
1 772,716,021
1 895,356,464
1 728,670,188
1*700,721,985
1 829,022,929
2 058,413,224
2 362,696,056
2 448,284,477
3 071,057,744
3 493,230,532
5 422,642,505
6 162,192,627

‘5,652,036
15,155,340
11,476,475
12,954,655
15,805,708
14,788,829
16,694,395
17,659,375
15,943,211
13,683,685
14,930,825
12,735,917
13,805,252
10,503,070
14,119,347
19,386,176
18,070,637
17,685,598
15,597,664
14,656,292
13,884,591
11,981,352
12,163,573
12,951,483
11,502,945
13,176,095
15,183,345
21,379,327
17,790,132
17,117,721
19,007,161
19,874,749
21,988,126
22,535,627
24,936,001
27,297,209
27,417,442
27,105,900
25,607,507
27,568,173
25,527,413
28,069,741
24,165,259
27,476,660
37,235,975
34,113,522
36,521,937
35,733,855
42,566,306
61,440,315
59,998,596
64,063,027

*155,818,911
310.138.867
281,321,468
337,375,988
403,586,010
460,352,088
468,837,948
567.757.867
569,872,553
510.947.422
590,666,629
620,302,412
737,092,073
765,159,825
889.683.422
833,549,127
767,981,946
795,209,316
749,366,428
688,249,798
713,404,021
715,301,044
691,761,050
827,106,347
857,502,548
970,509,646
938,420,660
876,108,781
8*5,102,248
824,860,136
1,005,837,241
1,099,709,045
1,255,546,266
1,275,467,971
1,477,946,113
1,465,375,860
1,360,685,933
1,484,753,083
1,451,318,740
1,626,990,795
1,798,243,434
1,923,426,205
1,752,835,447
1,728,198,645
1,866,258,904
2,092,526,746
2,399,217,993
2,484,018,292
3,113,624,050
3,554,670,847
5,482,641,101
6,226,255,654

611,152
1,395,556
1,373,004
936,210
673,381
1,037,530
1,068,476
1,070,946
1,547,413
2.585.914
3,089,753
2,625,372
2,256,449
1,815,873
2,575,198
2,933,388
2,245,742
2,400,318
2,976,371
3,883,919
3,442,767
2,561,602
2,367,258
2,138;398
2,645,187
3,623,769
3,859,184
3,219,130
3,794,983
4,657,333
5.027.915
5,413,075
5,176,775
5,240,686
7,609,632
12,432,197
16,099,149
16,313,434
16.286.740
21,006,622
22,749,635
20.721.741
24,554,427
26,936,456
24.344.398
25,694,184
28,124,033
35.973.398
35,640,005
40,572,352
31,965,789
10,304,978
17,611,297
26,552,986

* Fiscal years.
t Calendar years.
.
,., ,
, ,
, ,,
3 D oesnot include baking powder, ginseng, roots, herbs, etc., or sulphur, crude after 1905.
4 July 1 to D ec. 31.




..1810
.1820
..1830
.1840
.1850
,.1855
.1860
.1861
.1862
,.1863
.1864
.1865
.1866
.1867
,.1868
,.1869
.1870
,.1871
,.1872
,.1873
,.1874
,.1875
,.1876
,.1877
.1878
,.1879
,.1880
,.1881
.1882
.1883
.1884
.1885
.1886
.1887
.1890
.1891
.1892
.1893

.1894
.1897
.1900
.1901
.1902
.1903
.1904
.1905
.1906
.1907
.1908
.1909
.1910
.1911
.1912
.1913
.1914
.1915
.1916
.1917

PBO G BESS OP T H E U N IT E D ST A TE S.

No. 400.™ Statistical

R ec o r d

op th e

Domestic exports*—Continued.
Cars, car­
riag es, e tc .

1800.
1810.
1820.
1830.
1840.
1850.
1855.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880'.
1881
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
18901891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911,
1912.
191£.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

Com.

E x p lo siv e s.

L e a th e r,
an d m anu­
fa ctu res
o f.

M ea ts a n d
m eat
p r o d u c ts.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D olla rs .

D ollars.

10,762
28,555
51,190
74,416
95,722
290,525
816,973
472,080
519,175
764,547
620,128
1,282,155
566,124
572,407
404,072
803,828
976,542
765,232
1,419,999
1,651,894
1,693,782
1,181,436
1,147,963
1,405,015
1,511,843
1,273,128
1,407,425
1,557,685
2,832,062
3,508,405
3,026,498
1,864,528
1,927,890
2,107,399
2,243,756
3,090,521
4,746,678
4,905,022
3,266,115
2,577,473
3,351,398
2,384,648
4.785.610
9,952,033
10,270,948
9,860,164
9.905.610
10,920,931
9,872,516
10,499,195
10,936,618
10,610,437
17,788,425
20,513,407
22,072,902
15,392,817
20,630,859
30,534,936
42,633,303
54,585,888
51,676,222
85,108,341
167,743,843
166,543,664




1,138,000
330,919
224,823
338,333
3,892,193
6,961,571
2,399,808
6,890,865
10,387,383
10,592,704
3,353,280
3,686,957
11,070,395
14,871,092
13,094,036
6,820,719
1,287,575
7,458,997
23,984,365
23,794,694
24,769,951
24,456,937
33,265,280
41,621,245
48,030,358
40,655,120
53,298,247
50,702,669
28,845,830
27,756,082
27,648,044
28,003,863
31,730,922
19,347,361
13,355,950
32,982,277
42,658,015
17,652,687
41,590,460
24,587,511
30,211,154
14,650,767
37,836,862
54,087,152
74,196,850
68,977,448
85,206,400
82,527,983
16,185,673
40,540,637
30,071,334
47,446,921
62,061,856
44,261,816
33,942,197
25,194,466
25,427,993
35,961,479
28,957,450
28,800,544
7,008,028
39,339,064
30,780,887
72,497,204

20,476
129,622
128,625
117,347
190,352
356,051
467,772
347,103
101,803
48,208
48,963
31,997
70,151
1,753,064
794,791
612,747
1,228,570
4,314,418
1,168,347
696,255
960,877
860,107
1.162.889
4,747,899
4,833,070
1,966,689
777,344
841.615
761,462
1,373,846
1,177,922
' 1,367,223
611,330
559,085
648.616
885,637
868,728
995,546
860,355
861,513
1,002,126
1,277,281
1.381.102
1,555,318
1,395,406
1.531.889
1,891,604
1.712.102
2,062,381
2,454,510
2,441,596
2,559,837
3,568,038
4,082,402
3,705,517
3,478,714
5,352,663
4,763,242
5,050,858
5,267,566
6,272,197
41,476,188
467,081,928
802,789,437

* Fiscal years

130,106
212,223
446,222
293,434
224,291
1,153,337
I , 547,177
1,404,054
1,191,056
2,140,013
1,931,126
3,193,648
1,033,829
1,049,615
1,414,372
925,283
673,331
1,897,395
3.684.029
5,305,494
4,786,518
7,324,796
10.008.985
8,167,301
8.080.030
7,769,069
6,760,186
8,088,445
8,999,927
7,923,662
8,305,779
9,692,408
8,737,682
10,436,138
9,583,411
10,747,710
12.438.847
13.278.847
12,0SS, 781
I I , 912,154
14,283,429
15,614,407
20,242,756
19,161,446
21,113,640
23.466.985
27,293,010
27,923,653
29,798,323
31,617,389
33,980,615
37,936,745
40,642,858
45,476,969
40,688,619
42,974,795
52,646,755
53,673,056
60,756,772
63,893,351
57,566,261
120,727,156
146,703,815
153,709,573

15,557,926
14,224,412
16,805,597
30,318,436
47,673,032
39,587,247
35,072,054
22.368.049
18,165,176
23,534,724
23,356,788
21.396.050
30,084,634
55,007,254
71,427,812
70,540,180
67,954,592
78,922,298
101,457,918
106,822,137
101,919,812
113,769,604
134,254,001
105,167,998
95,970,869
99,235,430
93,665,481
123,883,032
129,691,927
130,769,462
93,913,532
123,880,422
129,994,766
130,881,951
130,312,249
137.048.914
128.621.535
127,077,979
128,998,310
158,245,201
167,879,397
175.226.535
187.555.915
192,756,608
175,064,132
170,439,369
165,109,932
202,236,842
195,759,282
187,847,507
163,021,544
128,382,362
146,105,921
151,997,617
150,662,633
143,261,846
205,785,968
266,642,108
353,812,806

P rogress

PROGRESS OF T H E U N IT E D STATES.

715

OP the U nited S tates , 180G to 1917—Continued. Domestic experts*—Continued.
O ils, m in era l,
refin ed .

Paper, and manufactures of.
Bue&&,maps,
en g ra v in g s,

AH other.

Dollars.

D ollars.

etc.

D ollars,

6,918,502
9,694,900
18,814,966
22,543,641
20,245,743
28.589.278
36,431,66834,922,963
34.751.279
39,040,706
39,146,119
28,672,550
30,695,518
58,032,709
43,880,956
38,124,836
34,291,418
37,250,145
48.103.195
40,998,138
41,800,274
44,354,114
44,340,267
41,964,533
41,260,401
44.830.545
44,658,854
46,150,282
39,704,153
37,574,667
37,083,891
41,498,372
56*261,567
56,463,185
52,782,316
51,070,276
68,247,588
64,425,859
66,218,004
60,923,634
72.487.546
73,433,787
77.025.196
78*228,819
97,651,326
99,092,112
93,813,031
92,698,003
105,640,733
129,666,995
145,361,384
128,781,641
160,662,838
223,658,956

32,004
29,632
119,475
207,218
278,208
250,365
215,231
222,045
259,601
417,613
427,067
342,654
249,993
385,830
341,080
334,312
465,153
893,228
584,930
580,093
512,175
634,345
586,485
725,404
626,630
690,359
831,132
1,018,138
1,414,951
1,389,350
1,314,639
1,546,985
1,734,571
1,712,079
1,886,094
1,820,470
1,943,228
1,808,873
2,620,046
2,316,217
2,338,722
2,647,548
2,434,325
2,656,136
2,943,435
3,472,343
3,997,977
4,442,653
4,347,304
4,844,160
5,830,452
5,813,107
6,107,053
6,351,445
7,088,994
8,853,998
8,840,683
10,092,719
9,639,860
8,096,473
9,243,148
19,346,905

40,994
76,957
99,636
185,637
285,798
347,915
399,793
593,518
548,327
791,429
549,633
574,131
524,188
460,268
519,694
493,266
636,989
650,248
652,612
740,258
795,176
959,468
1,113,301
1,132,227
1,194,785
1,408,976
1,631,370
1,614,950
929,821
972,493
1,106,616
1,118,538
1,078,561
1,191,035
1,226,686
1,299,169
1,382,251
1,540,886
1,906,634
2 ,185> 257
2,713,875
3,333, m
5,494,564
5,477,884
6,215,833
7,438,901
7,312,030
7,180,014
7,543,728
8,238,088
9,536,065
9,856,733
8,064,706
7,663,139
8,994,277
10,361,501
10,617,367
11,686,584
11,02% 774
11,751,885
19,864,238
32,806,075




Wheat..

Wheat
flour.

D ollars.

D ollars.

16,603
46,176
1,635,483
643,745
1,329,246
4,076,704
38,313,624
42,573,295
46,754,195
31,432,133
19,398,028
7,842,749
7,822,555
30,247,632
24,383,259
47,171,229
45,143,424
38,913,060
51,452,254
101,421,459
59,607,863
68,382,899
47,135,562
96,872,016
130,701,079
190,546,305
167,698,485
112,929,718
119,879,341
75,026,678
72,933,097
59,262,715
90,716,481
56,241,468
41,652, 701
45,275,906
51.420.272
161,399,132
93,534,970
59,407,041
43,805,663
39,709,868
59,920,178
145,684,659
104,269,169
73,237,080
96,771,743
112,875,222
87,795,104
35,850,318
3,905,579
28,757,517
00,214,388
99,736,787
68,094,447
47,806,598
22.040.273
28,477,584
89,036,428
87,953,456
333,552,226
215,532,681
298,179,705

* Fiscal years.

Wood

Y ear.

m an u fa c­
tu r e s .

D ollars.

6,846,000
5.296.664 , 3,510,774
6,085,953
2,075,793
>0,143,615
2,995,651
7,998,570
4,826,087
10,896,908
10,086,263
15.448.507 .10,047,956
24,645,849
7,891,843
27,534,677
8,692,802
28,366,069 11,991,272
25,588,249
12.398.436
27,507,084
18.424.436
IS,-396,686 13,402,892
12,803, 775 14,838,574
20,887,798
15,149,096
18,813,865
14,487,838
21,169,593
13,096,086
24,093,184
12,535,457
14,779,641
17,955,684
19.381.664
18,258,021
29,258,094 20,506,417
23,712,440
16,800,309
24,433,470
16,561,525
21,663,947
17,884,156
25,095,721
16,809,400
14,846,605
29,567,713
35,333,197
15,447,449
17,716,835
45,047,257
36,375,055 22,501,616
54,824,459
24,253,071
51,139,696 22.570.493
52,146*336
19,772,542
38,442,955
19,384,825
51,950,082
18,613,656
54,777,710
21,035,612
45,296,485
25,273,326
57,036,168
26,594,183
54,705,616 23,995,993
75,362,283 2% 865,363
75,494,347
24,396,367
25,075,561
69,271,770
51,651,928
25,301,913
29,151,065
52,025,217
55*914,347 35,679,694
69,263,718
34,323,432
38,226,937
73,093,870
67,760,886
45,577,945
69,459,296
48.837.493
66,661,974
44,435,940
7% 756,464
53,236,807
68,894,836 60,955,120
40*176,136 54,962,131
59,106,869 65,214,094
79,704,395
62,175,397
64.170.508
77,183,539
51,157,366 64,540,573
74,920,958
47,621,467
49,386,946
87,701,832
50,999,797 9% 867,764
53,171,537 111,253,125
54,454,175 99,722,528
94,869,343 48* 90% 780
87,337,805 59,572,070
61,623,534
93,198,474

..1800
..1810
..1820
..1830
..1840
..1850
..1855
..I860
..1831
..1862
..1863
..1864
..1865
..1866
..1867
..1868
..1869
..1870
..1871
..1872
-.1873
..1874
..1875
..1876
..1877
..1878
..1879
..1880
..1881
..1882
..1883
..1884
..1885
..1886
..1887
..1888
..1889
..1890
..1891
...1892
..1893
..1894
..1895
..1896
...1897
..1898
..1899
..1900
..1901
..1902
..1903
..1904
..1905
..1906
..1907
..1908
..1909
..1910
...1911
..1912
..1913
..1914
..1915
..1916
..1917

716

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
No. 4 0 0 .—S tatistical R ecord
Agricultural exports.*1

Year.
Total.

1800............
1810............
1820............
1830............
1840............
1850............
1855............
1860............
1861............
1862............
1863............
1864............
1865............
1866............
1867............
18GS............
1869............
1870............
1871............
1872............
1873............
1874............
1875............
1876............
1877............
1878............
1879............
1880............
1881............
1882............
1883............
1884............
1885............
1886............
1887............
1888............
1889............
1890............
1891............
1892............
1893............
1894............
1895............
1896............
1897............
1898............
1899............
1900............
1901............
1902............
1903............
1904............
1905............
1906............
1907............
1908............
1909............
1910............
1911............
1912............
1913............
1914............
1915............
1916............
1917®..........

D ollars.

D ollars.

. . . i ...................

149,101,277
260,280,413
154,094,839
140,463,928
137,512,273
102,794,359
84,886,860
228,670,278
214,258,245
206,979,580
205,330,174
296,962,357
330,034,934
332,936,080
396,240,107
453,862,070
389,409,703
410,884,027
435,354,451
531,637,041
557,321,801
694,315,497
738,123,799
557,620,540
626,426,608
547,952,579
554,051,145
501,313,738
536,938,387
505,402,327
536,828,565
634,855,869
652,407,931
803,122,045
621,201,671
636,633,747
558,385,861
574,398,264
689,755,193
859,018,946
792,811,733
844,616,530
951,628,331
857,113,533

878,480,557

859,160,264
826,904,777
976,047,104
1,054,405,416
1,017,396,404
903,238,122
871,158,425
1,030,794,402
1,050,627,131
1,123,651,985
1,113,973,635
1,575,937,607
1,518,071,450
1,969,849,707

Foreign.

*

77.4
82.3
75.2
78.2
73.9
71.6
62.0
82.6
76.6
76.8
74.6
78.9
77.0
77.7
78.5
79.7
78.0
78.2
73.8
78.1
79.8
843
83.5
76.0
77.9
75.6
76.2
75.3
76.4
73.9
73.5
75.1
74.8
79.1
74 8
73.2
70.4
66.5
66.8
71.0
65.9
61.6
65.2
63.2
63.1
59.9
55.4
56.8
56.9
55.5
55.1
50.9
51.2
48.4
46.3
47.8
54 3
85.5
31.6

9,601,059
10,577,008
9,315,314
5,569,056
8,162,395
9,037,218
.17,876,028
5,793,649
9,244,181
6,709,785
7,067, Oil
10,667,193

9,002,337

9,205,158
9,574,000
9,629,988
7,406,702
8,450,386
7,296,110
9,419,767
8,079,701
7,173,664
11,189,658
9,857,878
11,282,895
8, 749,894
9,077,454
7,734,192
7,965,572
7,031,986
6,895,482
6,908,820
6,109,781
6,638,755
7,155,979
9,586,876
7,934,115
10,916,730

9,707,782

10,409,348
12,134,268
11,263,253
11,293,045
10,308,306
13,505,343
12,625,026
12,316,525
10,856,259
11,613,519
10,298,514
9,584,722
14,469,627
14,664,748
12,107,656
15,029,444
17,729,462
39,526,409
42,087.535
11,171,518

P rogress

Agricultural imports.*1

Domestic.
Percent­
age of all
domestic
exports.

of the

Total.

Percent­
age of all
imports.

D ollars .

81,726,640
129,816,165
113,329,585
91,263,088
102,886,713
138,124,440
114,031,753
164,801,739
141,622,826
157,638,217
185,348,661
191,559,361
222, 700, 936
274,146,298
277,604,621
267,414,990
261,618,732
234,993,224
249,281,945
236,112,137
233,623,846
314,617,480
298,283,101
330,375,047
325,757,806
319,053,331
277,340,305
306,011,332
325,652,754
339,199,344
365,586,061
384,100,435
420,211,949
436,697,057
425,657,448
365,160,319
373,115,985
391,029,407
400,871,468
314,291,796
355,514,881
420,139,288
391,931,051
413,744,557
456,199,325
461,434,851
553,851,214
554,175,242
626,836,808
539,690,121
638,612,692
87,509,115
680,204,932
783,457,471
815,300,510
924,246,616
910,876,289
1,189.704,830
1,403,801,231

Excess of
exports ( + )
or of
imports ( —),
agricultural.

Cotton.*

D ollars.

31.7
36.7
39.2
48.2
42.3
43.6
47.8
37.9
35.8
44.1
44.4
43.9
42.8
43.8
43.2
47.1
49.1
51.0
55.2
54.0
52.4
47.1
46.4
45.6
45.0
47.8
48.0
48.2
47.0
46.9
49.1
48.7
49.7
52.8
49.1
55.8
51.0
50.1

52.4

51.0
51.0
49.4
47.6
45.8
44.5
46.6
49.6
45.2
43.7
45.2
48.7
44.2
44.5
47.4
45.0
48.8
64.4
54.1
52.8

Per cent
of
domestic
product
exported.

+ 76,975,696
+141,041,256
+ 50,080,568
+ 54,769,896
+ 42,787,955
- 26,292,863
- 11,268,865
+119,662,188
+ 81,879,600
+ 56,051,148
+ 27,048,524
+116,070,189
+116,336,335
+ 67,994,940
+128,209,486
+196,077,068
+ 135,197,673
+184,341,189
+ 193,368,616
+304,944; 671
+331,777,656
+386,871,681
+451,030,356
+237,103,371
+311,951,697
+237,649,142
+285,788,294
+203,036,598
+219,251,205
+173,234,969
+178,137,986
+257,664,254
+238,305,763
+373,063,743
+202,700,202
+281,060,304
+193,203,991
+194,285,587
+ 298,591,507
+555,136,498
+449,431,120
+435,740,495
+570,990,325
+453,677,282
+435,786,575
+410,350,439
+285,370,088
+432,728,121
+439,182,127
+488,004,797
+274,210,152
+198,118,937
+365,254,218
+279,277,316
+323,380,919
+207^456,481
+704,587,727
370,054,155
577,219,994

P er cent.

85.04
108. 73
73.19
78.17
89.97
64.32
74.46
82.03
16.01
.23
1.43
5.34
5.94
62.15
71.95
64.07
59.16
82.49
72.62
66.20
67.67
69.25.
70.97
70.60
68.94
7 1 . 14
69.34
68.47
70.06
65.74
67.19
67.61
69.07
65.95
68.12
65.64
68.32
65.96
68.33
65.95
67.36
71.40
69.44
66.62
71.92
71.11
66.69
66.00
67.24
72.24
65.03
63.28
67.40
65.96
66.49
70.04
67.13
64.89
69.14
‘ 70.61
67.13
65.45
55.35

57.24

52.09

* Fiscal years.
1 Not including forest products.
8 From 1800 to 1840, inclusive, the figures relate to the 12 months ended Sept. 30 of the year specified;
for 1850 to 1866, inclusive, to the 12 months ended June 30; for 1867 to the 14 months ended Aug. 31; for
1868 to 1914, inclusive, to the 12 months ended Aug. 31; and for 1915 to date to the 12 months ended
July 31. Statistics for the month of Aug., 1914, therefore enter into both 1914 and 1915,


8 Exclusive of bunker or fuel coal laden on vessels in the foreign trade.


PBOGBESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
op th e

U n it e d S t a t e s ,

Per cent of domestic product
exported—Continued.
Bitumi­
nous
coal.**
Per cent. Per cent. Per cent.
Wheat.* Com.*

1 2 . in

6.81
9.19

0 37
1.29
.51

7.89
11.90
13.27
20.72
22.30
16.88
20.80
32.54
23.60
25.34
19.73
25.29
35.16
40.18
37.38
31.82
29.33
26.49
25.86
26.48
33.66
26.23
21.31
22.31
26.60
36.88
37.20
41.47
31.46
27.07
33.93
40.91
32.97
34.00
41.36
31.37
30.28
18.92
7.99
14.09
19.95
25.71
17.19
12.79
10.91
12.83
19.57
19.07
37.31
23.70
31.99

1.85
1.63
.91
.24
.98
3.60
3.68
3.86
3.53
3.86
5.66
6.49
6.33
6.43
5.46
3.71
2.58
2.99
2.95
3.35
2.48
B.74
3.57
4.85
2.15
3.72
2.89
4.11
2.36
4.70
7-83
11.14
9.21
10.30
8.62
1.84
3.04
2.59
3.66
4.43
2.95
2.12
1.41
1.49
2.27
1.65
1.63
.44
1.90
1.33
2.60

1.77
2.70
3.49
2.64
3.57
2.69
2.04
1.35
1.40
• .77
.66
2.00
.76
.86
.58
1.00
1.29
.82
.86
1.18
1.10
.85
.66
.50
.65
.76
.89
.92
.82
.97
.99
.92
1.33
1.48
1.62
1.57
1.90
2.24
1.86
1.94
2.04
2.34
. 3.14
3.04
2.68
2.24
2.55
2.69
2.54
2.88
2.80
3.04
3.07
3.18
4.06
4.00
3.68
3.82
4.74
4.35

1800

to

717

1917— Continued

Imports of gold and silver.* Exports of gold and silver.*
Gold.

Silver.

Gold.*

Silver.*

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

6 8.064 fton
821,146
7,334,818
3,085^157
5,797,656
1,776,706
2,852,086
1,092,802
2,567,010
2', 508', 786
6,041,349
42,291,930
4,047,681
13,907,011
2,508,041
5,530,538
4,053,567
11,176,769
1,938,843
6,498' 228 3,311,844
8,196,261
2,503,831
17^024^866 5,045,609
8,737,443
5,450,925
14,132,568
5,675,308
12,056,950 14,362,229
6,883,561 14,386,463
8,717,458
5,026,231
8,682,447 12,798,490
19,503,137
8,951,769
7,203,924
13,696,793
7,992,709
7,943,972
26,246,234 14,528,180
16,491,099
13,330,215
5,624,948 14,671,052
80,758,396 12,275,914
100,031,259 10,544,238
34,377,054
8,095,336
17,734,149 10,755,242
22,831,317 14,594,945
26,691,696 16,550,627
20,743,349 17,850,307
42,910,601 17,260,191
43,934,317 15,403,669
10,284,858 18,678,215
12,943,342 21,032,984
18,232,567 18,026,880
49,699,454 19,955,086
21,174,381 23,193,252
72,449,119 13,286,552
36,384,760 20,211,179
33,525,065 28,777,186
85,014,780 30,533,227
120,391,674 30,927,781
88,954,603 30,675,056
44,573,184 35,256,302
66,051,187 36,386,521
52,021,254 28,232,254
44,982,027 24,163,491
99,055,368 27,768,814
53,648,961 27,484,865
96,221,730 44,442,540
114,510,249 42,946,624
148,337,321 44,658,097
44,003,989 43,954,810
43,339,905 45,217,194
73,607,013 45,937,249
48,936,500 47,050,219
69,194,025 41,268,516
66,538,659 30,326,604
171,568,755 29,110,323
494,009,301 34,154,375
977,176,026 35,003,563

6in_47R O Q
K
1,422,664
756,109
4,713,641
3,703,373
4,560,627
2,962,367
55,109,215
1,138,128
58,446,039
8,100,200
27,423,973
2,367,107
35,439,903
1,447,737
62,162,838
1,993,773
100,661,634
4,734,907
58,381,033
9,262,193
71,197,309 14,846,762
39,026,627 21,841,745
72,396,344 21,387,758
36,003,498 21,134,882
33,635,962 24,519,704
66,686,208 31,755,780
49,548,760 30,328,774
44,856,715 39,751,859
34,042,420 32,587,985
66,980,977 25,151,165
31,177,050 25,329,252
26,590,374 29,571,863
9,204,445 24,535,670
4,587,614 20,409,827
3,639,025 13,503,894
2,565,132 16,841,715
32,587,880 16,829,599
11,600,888 20,219,445
41,081,957 26,051,426
8,477,892, 33,753,633
42,952,191 29,511,219
9,701,187 26,296,504
18,376,234 28,037,949
59,952,285 36,689,248
17,274,491 34,873,929
86,362,654 22,590,988
50,195,327 32,810,559
108,680,844 40,737,319
76,978,061 50,451,265
66,468,481 47,295,286
112,409,947 60,541,670
40,361,580 61,946,638
15,406,391 55,105,239
37,522,086 56,319,055
48,266,759 56,712,275
53,185,177 64,285,180
48,568,950 49,732,390
47,090,595 44,250,259
81,459,986 49,472,702
92,594,024 48,848,812
38,573,591 65,869,063
51,399,176 56,739,073
72,432,924 57,921,202
91,531,818 55,682,792
118,563,215 55,286,861
22,509,653 64,749,958
57,328,348 64,890,665
77,762,622 71,614,311
112,038,529 54,965,023
146,224,148 50,942,187
90 249 548 59,791,523
291,921,225 78,279,931

Year.

....................1800
....................1810
....................1820
....................1830
....................1840
....................1850
....................1855
....................1860
...................1861
....................1862
....................1863
....................1864
....................1865
....................1866
....................1867
....................1868
....................1869
....................1870
....................1871
....................1872
....................1873
....................1874
....................1875
....................1876
....................1877
....................1878
....................1879
....................1881
....................1882
....................1883
....................1884
....................1885
....................1886
....................1887
....................1888
....................1889
....................1890
....................1891
....................1892
....................1893
....................1894
...................1895
....................1896
....................1897
....................1898
....................1899
....................1900
....................1901
....................1902
....................1903
....................1904
....................1905
....................1906
....................1907
....................1908
....................1909
....................1910
....................1911
....................1912
....................1913
....................1915
................... 1916
.................61917

* Fiscal years.
* Gold and silver can not be separately stated in domestic exports prior to 1864, but it is probable that
the greater portion of the exports was gold, under which head the exports in question are included. Gold
and silver contained in ore are included under gold and silver since 1894.
&1821; no complete data for 1820 or earlier years.
*Preliminary figures as regards agricultural imports and exports.



*718

PROGRESS O F THE UNITED STATES
N o . 4 0 0 -— S ta tistical R ecord
1

Year,

P ro g ress

Imported merchandise, classified "by great groups.*
Free of duty.
Crude materials for Foodstuffs in crude Foodstuffs partly or
use in manufactur­ condition, and food wholly m anufac! tured.
animals.
ing.
Value.

i Per cent
; of total.

*Fiscal years.

Value.

Per cent
of total.

70.62
72.11
20.07
2.25
5.94
22.28
20.88
27.45
17.39
19.42
16.42
17.06
30.36
42.92
43.36
66.69
65.38
68.45
37.29
31.38
34.45
30.76
34.76
35.43
38.05
42.35
42.28
45.75
45.92
39.22
37.16
41.38
41:16
41.98
40,02
40.42
37.02
31.77
36.39
27.32
42.13
46.92
47.16
49.92
55.46
57.29
65.37
57.96
57.76
54.23
55.91
55.77
55.74
52.57
54.89
57.76
51.55
50.05
51.62
48.70
49.02
57.07
54-58

Value.

Per cent
oi total.

| D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.

1800.............. .............................
1810....................... .....................
18201 ......................................... 1*424,755
1830 ........................................... 3*309*771
1840 * ......................................... 9, 698'751
1850............................................
407,141
2,163,411
1855............................................
1880............................................ 16,429,453
1861............................................ 14,854,042
18S2............................................ 14,467,825
1863............................................ 6,126,303
1864............................................
7,985,842
1865......................... .................. 7,305,566
1866............................................ 10,069,422
1867............................................ 7,021,846
6,518,969
1868............................................
I860............................................
9,384^ 760
1870............................................ 13' 432' 645
1871............................................ 23,9211936
1872............................................ 32'357i?21
1873............................................. 54,003; 779
1874........................................... 47,544,801
1875............................................. 60,387,008
1876............................................ 43,174,941
1877............................................. 48,939,301
50,043,397
1878....................................
1879............................................. 54,291,578
88,232,538
1880....................................... .
3881......................... ................... 85,627,454
1882............................................ 96,328,218
1883............................................ 95,298,676
1884............................................ 82,302,251
1885....................................----- 71,811,589
1886............................................ 87,782,800
1887............................................ 96,420,225
1888............................................ 102,472,296
1889................................ -.......... 102,659,356
1890............................................ 107,346,313
1891............................................. 135,561,275
145,473,408
1892..............................
1893............................................. 161,760,952
1894............................................ 103,778,983
1895......................... -................ 153,018,340
1896............................................. 173,484,188
1897........................................... 180,127,286
1898............................................ 145,457,928
1899............................................ 166,545,281
1900............................................. 210,391,745
1901.................................
188,062,232
1902............................................ 229,997,766
1903............................................ 246,138,697
1904............................................ 246,275,899
1905............................................ 289,313,585
1906............................................ 306,500,952
1907................................ ........... 359,001,194
1908............................................ 276,329,018
1909............................................ 329,067,111
1910............................................ 436,257,101
1911............................................ 400,521,730
1912....................... .................... 441,309,448
1913............................................. 509,725,230
1914............................................. 549,061,406
1915............................................. 506,611,830
1916............................................. 851,888,721
1917............................................. .1,009,093,390




of t h e

16,213,743
15,803,449
28,503,915
42,226,415
37,019,099
14,751,590
6,223,228
13,452,056
15,377,520
21,939,409

31.49
87.40
78.25
57.13
52.04
27.98
17.66
32. 71
34.54
37.12

78,112
198,669
8 200,000
892,323
70,149,388
78,158,655
75,728,907
78,237,729
73,020,691
71,188,910
66,060,517
: 85,524,106
84,058,269
74,006,308
70*585,265
80,592,108
73,323,436
71,204,304
84* 826,177
87,120,941
100,506,59®
106,515,414
126,337,335
155,830,684
106,768,743
114,256,498
120,846,960
108,890,988
108,088,5©
86,144,672
69,947,761
68,722,439
80,961,321
90,287,483
86,621,680
110,481,432
126,253,902
114,305,025
125,047,095
116,509,736
131,620,840
113,681,442
147,262,425
180,127,316
179,829,039
201, 868,045
196,762,824
217,203,290
268,597,470

.36
.99
.55
1.89
48.45
51.60
51.76
55.74
51.86
50.39
46.30
41.06
41.51
35.15
34.02
38.39
37.95
33.56
36.22
35.69
39.18
40.10
34.60
34.02
24.01
30.09
33.27
29.46
28.30
29.56
23.29
18.71
23.84
22.75
20.32
24.33
24.40
20.80
19.42
22.17
21.95
15.05
18.95
20.43
18.21
17.90
19.04
14.55
14.53

1Figures for 182L

1,020,805
1,5X6,137
4,446,586
4,980,159
4,348,634
3,273,272
4,602,633
6,151,612
9,233,256

2.11
4.16
6.03
7.00
8.25
9.32
11.19
13.82
15.65

......... 982,*441" ......... *65*
872,873
.60
1,001,967
.71
2,826,451
2.01
3,552,665
2. 51
2. 65
3,784,991
5,053,641
2.43
6,329,667
3.13
8,240,934
3.91
8,901,803
4.29
10,930,222
5.21
6.11
11,795,898
4. 98
10,564*847
11,09?613
4. 74
6.24
15,222,424
16,062,182
6.26
15,375,181
5.78
62,118,622
16. 97
111,614,359
24.37
27.41
121,858,297
130,453,992
34.35
34,342,735
9.45
4.30
15,903,403
17,082,121
4.47
18,873,609
6.4S
19,783,464
6.59
23,109,601
6.30
2,816,596
.83
3,067,596
.77
3,417,269
.80
.73
3,328,314
3,316,913
.64
3,348,670
.61
4,104,832
. 64
1.04
5,468,989
5,177,207
.86
9,390,612
1.24
1.59
12,338,851
16,629,233
1.89
10,889,197
1.10
37,201,700
3,30
4.94
51,073,388
36,230,492
2.43
40,571,719
2.20

of the

U nited

■ Tift

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
States, 1800 to 1917—Continued.

Imported merchandise, classified by great groups *—Continued*
Free of duty—Continued.
ires fern M a n u f a c t u r e s
ready for conuse in
sumption.
rturing.
Value.

D ollars.
487,697
1,210,985
4,962,487
764,223
1,201,818
6,432,914
9,397,728
7,661,602
7,135,974
7,974,510
7,730,062
11,220,488
6,391,920
S, 259,334
9,220,169
2,518,320
4,075,281
3,986,703
8,090,203
8,354,582
6,770,186
6,384,383
7,350,122
7,785,396
8,644,938
15,404,865
12,502,432
16,728,630
16,701,267
16,087,414
14,0S4,708
16,005,988
20*282,052
20,657,889
19,656,331
19,274,580
23,434,862
26.436.562
33,113,838
15.129.406
29.955.406
37,717,502
39,565,687
23*738^762
28,226,074
45,577,831
44,699, 518
51,137,622
67,258,244
65.557.562
71,060,561
91,172,472
722,014
720,745
95,078,909
123,295,107
142,772,647
153,257,659
189,580,155
200,925,040
161,78®, 841
255,617,750
361,886,136

t

Per
cent of
total.

Value.

D ollars.

54,9-71
; 24.17
31,469
26.38
10.27 17,336,605
911,485
4.23
2,436,553
: 3.29
a 72 3,225,087
la s t S, 915*134
i 14,53 10,746,740
20.25 12,073,145
19.39 6,522,332
: 17.36.
7,607,184
5,898,182
: 19.02
23.32 ; 10,012,741
34.62 2,706,088
2,078* 181
i 42.59
12.56 3,842,101
11.13 3,943,612
8.44 5,081,323
5,161,926
; a ss
1 5.52
6,275, 840
4.63 7,298,531
4.56 4,500,160
5.22 5,641,716
: 5.50
5,999*739
6.06 6, 678,024
7.39 10,261,246
6.17 : 9,946,151
7.94
a © 10,999*661
5 11,597,214
7.66 14,576,063
7.26 14,828,229
7.54 16, 78ft, 487
8.66 17,558,952
a 47 14,027,525
7.67 13,052,365
: 7.25 12,008,586
6.39 14,495*334
5.77 14,958,608
7.45 16,875*547
a 98 13,302,432
a 25 21, m , 504
10.20 30,588,312
: 10 36 ' 34,426,806
8.14 15, 315,812
; a 74 15,669,516
; 12.41 17,007,067
13.16 19,975*791
12.89 19,084,327
1078 . 19,608,505
14.44 24, 765,198
: 13.73 23,890,376
16.59 ! 28,507,654
1012 31,991,668
16,12. 35,961,124
15.86 32,722,571
16.32 ; 64,993,377
i 18.36 64,927,575
17.38 77,724,778
1&29 97,122, HI
? 17.82 127,508* 163
i 15.65 106,875,997
! 17.12 120,257,025
: 1057 158,876,759

Per
cent of
; total.

Year.

Miscellaneous.

Value.,

Per
;cent of
: total

Total value.

D ollars.

D ollars .

50,000 2.48
2.73
38,056
.69
.82
35.89 I 81,009
.17
5.04 ‘ 195,292 1.08
6.69
609,190 1.67
4 37 i 1,081,024 1.47
964,139 1.36
5.51
745,262 1.41
20.38
3426
410,002 1.12
15.85. 588, 959 1.44
347,582
17.08
.78
9.90
672,774 1.16
43.28 , 706,988 3.05
17.81
706,390 4.65
9.59
887,470 4.10
149,051
19.08
.74
10.78 4,446,908 12.16
10v76 * 4,949,143 10.47
3.56 ' 7,410,588 6.12
414 10,165,943 6.71
4 99 5,222,422 3.57
3.21 7,062,733 5.03
401 3,010,171 i 2.14
4 25. 2,708,15a : 1.92
468 3,221,457 , 2.26
493 3,825,467 1.84
4.91 4,027,574 1.99
5.22 ' 4,275,256 2.03
5.59 4,420,993 2.13
6.95 5,396,126 2.57
7.68 : 7,429,764 3. 84
7.91 : 9,816,870 4. 68
7.50 4,039,112 1.72
5.75 1 4,570,549 1.87
5.09 1 4,551,251 1.78
4 52 5,148,555 1.98
3.95 ' 4, 293,924 1.17
.80
3.27 ! 3,686,137
3.80 4,166,834
.94
3.50 2,875,225
.76
.95
5.95 ' 3,445,850
8.27 3,173,077
.85
9.02 2,647,838
.69
5.25 1,883,392
.65
5.22 : 2,107,714
.70
463 J 2,428,189
.66
5 89 3,093,211
.91
4.81 3,244,077
.82
4.60 3,136,584
.74
5.45 ; 3,721,845
.82
4.62 3,606,965
.70
5.18 5,789,105 ‘ 1.06
4.97 7,162,958 1.11
6.84 6,613,696 1.26
5 46 6,890,001
.98
a 61
7,693,757 1.02
8.36 9,149,281 1.18
8.82 12,622,396 1.43
9.83 9,378,430
.95
11.31 10,938,346
.97
10*34 : 10,421,795 1.01
8.Q6 11,450,072
.77
8.59 9,815,046
.53

2,617,423
4,590,281
48,313,391
18,681,590
36,430,524
73,741,479
71,130,351
52,721,653
35,241,924
41,126,332
44,519,516
59,028,526
23,133,496
15,190,781
21,646,692
20,140,786
36,587,737
47,267,213
144,815,884
151,481,762
146,279,927
140,361,913
140,788,452
141,278,265
142,681,565
208,301,863
202,491,547
210,579,007
207,504,718
209,884,184
193,213,624
212.159.296
234,221,131
244,071,615256,487,078
265,668,629
366,241,352
457,999,658
444,541,211
379,795,536
363,233,795
369,757,470
381,938,243
291,414,175
300,279,810
367,236,866
339,608,669
396,818,871
426,180,979
454,130,240
517,442,302
549,623,878
644,029,761
525,693,308
599,556,639
755.311.296
776,972,509
881,670,830
987,524,162
:,127,582,699
1,093,526,675
1,492,647,350

* Fiscal years.
* Teas, coffee, and fruits transferred to free list in 1833 in tariff of 1832.
* Estimated value of free fish.




..1800
. . 1810

-US20

-1 8 3 0
.*188*
-1 8 5 0
— 185fi

-ISSD
-1 8 6 1
-1 8 6 2
-1 8 6 8
- 1864
-1866.
-I8 6 0
-1 8 6 7
...1868
-I8 6 0
— 1870
-1 8 7 1
-1 8 7 2
-1 8 7 3
-1 8 7 4
— 1875
...1876

-18 7 7

..1878

-1879

-1 8 8 0
-1 8 8 1

-1S 82

-1 8 8 3
-1 8 8 4
.1886
.1887
. 1888
.1889
.1890
.1891
.1892
.1893
. 1894
.1895
.1896
-1897
.1898
.1899
.1900
. 1901
.1902
.1903
. 1904
.1905
. 1906
.1907
.1908
.1909
.1910
.1011
. 1912
. 1913
. 1914
. 1915
. 1916
. 1917

720

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
N o. 4 0 0 .

—S tatistical R ecord

of the

P rogress

Imported merchandise, classified by great groups*—Continued.
Dutiable.

Year.

Crude materials for
use in manufactur­
ing.
Value.

1800...
1810...
18201..
1830..
18402..
1860..
1855..
1860..
1861...
1862...
1863..
1864..
1866..
1866...
1867..
1868..
1869..
1870..
1871..
1872..
1873..
1874..
1875..
1876..
1877..
1878..
1879..
1880..
1881..
1882..
1883.1884..
1886..
1886..
1887..
1888..
1889..
1890..
1891..
1892..
1893..
1894..
1895..
1896..
1897..
1898..
1899..
1900..
1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

Per cent
of total.

D ollars .
.
.
.

.

.
.
.
.
.

.




558,951
905,054
1,811,494
11,304,125
23,988,047
23,262,344
14,405,130
17,460,386
40,832,534
30,760,597
21,471,472
36,045,077
34,662,770
32,847,301
38,278,994
42,182,557
42,877,719
69,357,638
40,289,597
25,822,262
28,504,761
23,195,304
20,653,367
22,441,929
19,037,210
43,629,079
28,617,177
35,027,896
38,313,774
36,848,390
34,962,964
40,651,959
46,940,825
52,585,136
60,888,750
63,290,937
48,613,922
42,844,187
47,516,160
26,307,028
27,921,562
24,162,664
16,032,085
43.864,316
42,020,410
65,849,407
59,944,519
73,004,102
84,352,387
74,518,532
99,847,073
108,187,047
118,025,980
87,153,240
122,292,148
130,013,669
110,840,410
. 114,676,593
. 125,484,971
83,804,454
68,745,314
96,936,779
. 100,611,175

* Fiscal years.

Foodstuffs in crude
condition, and food
animals.
Value.

Foodstuffs partly or
wholly m a n u fa c ­
tured.

Per cent
of total.

D ollars.
1.06
1.55
3.62
7.27
10.84
8.31
6. 60
12.78
19.62
11.19
11.00
9.60
9.30
9.60
9.67
10.22
8.87
10.25
8.10
6.21
7.36
7.21
6.65
7.59
6.28
9.49
6.50
6.82
7.43
8.05
9.10
9.61
10.25
10.96
12.46
12.09
10.15
11.59
11.26
9.56
7.57
5.89
4.19
13.53
10.58
13.65
12.40
14.41
14.07
13.88
16.64
15.98
14.93
13.03
17.17
16,22
- 14.77
14.86
15.20
10.93
10.73
13.74
12.41

6,081,641
7,382,274
69,587
2,208,210
4,431,414
3,617,411
3,158,897
17,743,530
24,231,463
30,806,405
19,759,724
38,729,710
60,697,276
51,719,723
52,846,720
53,882,422
63,418,372
75,853,025
13,-214,677
16,105,826
14,289,978
15,948,787
13,113,774
13,211,059
16,223,472
14,772,934
18,428,583
30,944,364
22,506,093
22,418,722
20,022,147
20,384,340
21,536,057
28,966,166
22,624,391
21,964,728
24,302,064
19,728,177
24,895,225
19,054,491
20,530,278
21,111, 322
20,291,280
17,839,936
28,985,495
29,193,854
29,423,887
29,992,819
32,580,991
21,742,463
19,877,0Q
20,010,4^3
24,700,598
29,067.691
32,489', 834
31,095,194
33,932,438
50,230,914
31,917,461
46,079,576
27,166,740
34,683,456
66,975,572

Value.

Per cent
of total.

D olla rs .
11.58
12.70
.12
1.42
2.00
1.29
1.45
12.98
11.65
11.19
10.12
10.31
13.60
15.11
13.35
12.32
13.11
13.09
2.65
3.87
3,74
4.98
4.22
4.47
5.35
3.21
4.19
6.02
4.*36
4.90
5.21
4.82
4.70
6.04
4.63
4.19
5.07
5.34
5.90
6.92
5.57
5.15
5.30
5.49
7.32
6.05
6.08
5.92
5.44
4.05
' 3.31
2.96
3.13
4.35
4.56
3.88
4.52
6.51
3.87
6.01
4.23
4.92
8.26

*Figures for 1821.

10,820,814
9,653,971
14,168,040
21,465,776
32,621,700
55,391,088
48,762,581
30,217,493
31,894,349
46,955,321
41,879,022
63,248,252
65,387,466
77,878,959
95,073,003
96,081,635
103,226,752
121,746,757
122,063,864
118,635,696
112,272,979
90,925,362
111,762,601
98,482,194
98,874,936
113,071,575
117,050,721
131,197,672
133,226,623
119,848,064
91,142,035
102,206,589
100,619,769
95,825,651
106,192,084
117,956,850
85,603,262 ,
28,180,414
31,880,884
24,894,832
72,683,445
102,902,300
112,162,830
67,217,401
103,664,671
109,917,773
122,724,058
92,282,660
113,203,354
114,894,548
142,038,926
137,009,444
154,551,431
.141,539,881
160,523,713
172,176,960
159,667,650
179,471,375
183,354,023
190,442,629
234,651,703
274,707,689
302,863,756

20.60
16.61
28.37
13.81
14.74
19.79
22.35
22.12
15.33
17.05
21.57
16.83
17.55
22.75
24.02
23.27
21.34
21.01
24.55
28.52
29.03
28.38
35.99
33.30
32.62
24.60
26.69
25.52
25.84
26.18
23.71
24.15
21.96
19.97
21.73
22.53
17.89
7.63
7.56
9.05
19.71
25.10
■*29.29
20.70
26.12
22.77
25.38
18.22
18.88
21.40
23.67
20.24
19.65
21.17
22.54
21.48
21.28
23.26
22.21
24.85
36.63
38.96
37.37

721

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
of th e

U n it e d S t a t e s , 1800 to 1917— Continued.

Imported merchandise, classified by great groups*—Continued.
Dutiable—Continued.
Manufactures for
further use in
manufacturing.
Value.

Per
cent of
total.

D ollars,
3,591,307
3,941,501
6,393,709
25,398,929
33,518,762
28,466,389
23,216,079
16,112,031
28,012,538
44,306,443
22,172,301
44,620,291
50,273,933
48,176,045
53,430,740
53,050,761
68,152,925
83,619,944
88,551,472
63,558,916
56,641,420
44,703,062
41,181,510
88,715,285
41,047,511
95,374,661
75,288,458
81,895,136
82,054,156
78,610,835
64,229,969
76,533,256
99,797,702
100,917,205
95,424,587
97,649,600
113,011,447
86,292,741
102,491,580
67,765,326
66,531,216
63,353,435
48,924,719
55,649,655
65,727,840
88,644,214
82,877,406
96,518,670
128,492,603
94,676,338
106,767,399
129,126,279
157,374,450
111,527,664
127,022,713
161,843,266
145,013,005
140,481,475
168,821,773
118,350,448
75,395,681
101,239,387
115,844,373

Manufactures ready
for consumption.

Value.

Per
cent o f
total.

* Fiscal years.

30, 943,929
85, 703,368
26,963,400
94,401,014
126,522,536
168,903,904
128,867,718
54,951,185
82,936,023
121,927,245
88,530,914
192,235,219
170,503,579
130, 725,992
154,479,281
169,772,787
199,539,659
232,847,193
226,946,094
186,156,027
170,592,909
141,191,648
120,012,823
118,785,454
123,467,794
186,326,159
193,779,774
227,717,030
231,348,348
193,196,009
167,714,847
178,007,081
185,241,121
197,191,127
199,430,163

218,676, 995

203,082,441
189,585,349
211,889,319
135,495,589
177,918,604
196,051,447
183,417,112
137,709,398
153,847,114
186,119,274
185,529,789
212,336,493
238,148,679
228,092,475
228,482,274
279,293,500
332,201,216
295,666,802
266,383,664
302,729,890
296,494,605
282,294,185
311,066,593
321,810,051
229,000,631
191,613,937
218,379,794

Value.

Per
cent of
total.

D ollars.

D ollars.
6.83
6. 78
12.80
16.35
16.14
10.17
10.64
11.79
13. 46
16.09
11.41
11.87
13.49
14.08
13.50
12.85
14. 09
14. 44
17.81
15.28
14.63
13.95
13.26
13.08
13,54
20,75
17.11
15.93
15.91 .
17.171
16.71
17.84
21.78
21.03
19.53
18.65
23.61
23. 36
24.30
24.62
18, 04
15.45
12. 78
17.11
16.56
18.36
17.14
19.06
21.43
17.63
17.79
19.08
19.91
16.68
17.83
20.19
19.33
18.21
20.45
15.44
11.77
14.35
14.30

Miscellaneous.

58.95
61.42
63.99
60.74
67.15
60.35
58.83
40.22
39.85
44.28
45.63
61.15
45.76
38.20
39.02
41.13
41.26
40.19
45.63
44.76
44.10
44.07
38.65
40.16
40.74
40.54
44.02
44.29
44.87
42.19
43.64
42.05
40.44
41.09
40.82
41.76
42.43
51.33
50.22
49.24
48.25
47.83
47.92
42.42
38. 76
38.55
38.37
41.92
39. 72
42.48
38.08
41.26
42.03
44.21
37.39
87.76
39.62
36.59
37.68
41.99
35.75
27.17
26.94

D ollars.

506,709
544,507
549,085
649,882
295,725
233,504
280,286
150,399
186,984
564,940
412,631
904,991
1,102,577
897,639
1,750,949
847,470
6,421,620
5,903,307
6,254,622
5,645,853
4,423,462
4,416,114
3,820,599
4,137,346
4,445,348
6,478,485
7,008,368
7,281,570
8,227,202
6,892,489
6,241,743
6,493,615
3,963,163
4,370,214
4,084,609

0.98
.94
1.10
.41
.13
.09
.13
.11
.09
.20
.21
.24
.30
.26
.44
.21
1.33
1.02
1.26
1.36
1.48
1.38
1.28
1.40
1.47
1.41
1.59
1.42
1.69
1.51
1.63
1.63
.87
.91
.83

4,061,708
2,771,936
3,180,543
1,681,820
3,151,065
2,386,036
1,964,143
2,454,773
2,623,149
2,979,796
3,063,837
2,367,333
2,760,241
3,032,775
3,058,096
3,311,875
3,537,989
3,793,206
3,651,513
3,778,055
4,305,488
4,439,562
4,849,251
5,935,800
5,682,996
6,054,912
5,839,995

.85
.75
.76
.61
.86
.58
.62
.75
.66
.62
.63
.47
.46
.56
.51
.48
.45
.56
.51
.47
.58
.57
.59
.78
.89
.86
*72

4,102,770

Year.
Total value.

.78

52,503,411
68,130,675
49,945,315
155,427,936
221,378,184
279,874,640
218,180,191
136,635,024
208,093,891
275,320,951
194,226,064
375,783,540
372,627,601
342,245,659
395,859,687
415,817,622
483,636,947
579,327,864
497,320,326
415,924,580
386,726,509
320,379,277
310,534,674
295,773,267
303,096,270
459,652,883
440,173,081
614,060,567
615,876,196
457,813,509
384,313, 705
423,276,840
458,098,637
479,885,499
488,644,574
623,641,780
478,674,844
869,402,804
421,856,711
275,199,086
368,736,170
409,967,204
882,792,169
324,635,479
396,868,679
482,704,318
483,563,496
506,502,077
599,638.258
636,957; 131
600,070,769
676,938,568
790,391,664
668,738,484
712,363,585
801,636,034
750,253,696
771,594,104
825,484,072
766,422,958
640,643,065
705,236,160
810,514,665

....... *1840
.........1855
.........1860
.........1863
..........1864
...........1865
..........1867
...........1868
...........1869
..........1870
.......... 1871
...........1872
...........1878
..........1876
.......... 1877
..........1878
.......1 8 8 0
...........1881
.......... 1882
..........1883
.......... 1884
..........1885
.......... 1886
.......... 1887
.......... 1889
.......... 1890
.......... 1891
.......... 1894
.......... 1895
.......... 1896
.......... 1898
.......... 1899
.......... 1900
.......... 1902
.......... 1903
.......... 1904
.......... 1905
.......... 1907
.......... 1908
.......... 1909
.......... 1910
.......... 1911
.......... 1912
.......... 1913
.......... 1914
.......... 1915
.......... 1916
.......... 1917

2Teas, coffee, and fruits transferred to free list in 1833 in tariff o f 1832.

32951°—s a 1917----- 46




722

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
No. 4 0 0 . — S t a t ist ic a l

R eco r d

of the

P ro g ress

Imported merchandise, classified by great groups *—Continued.
Total free and dutiable.
Year.

Crude materials for
use in manufactur­
ing.
Value.

* Fiscal years.

Value,

Per cent
of total.

D ollars.

D ollars.

1800..........................................
1810_____________________
18201___
1,983,706
1830....
4,214,825
1840.......
11,510,245
1860.......
11,711,266
1855.......
26,151,458
I860....
39,691,797
1861....
29,259,172
1862....
31,928,211
1863.......
46,958,837
1864.......
38,746,439
1865.......
28,777,028
1866.......
46,114,499
1867.......
41,684,616
1868.......
39,366,270
1869.......
47,663,754
1870.......
55,615,202
1871.......
66,799,655
1872.......
91,715,359
1873.......
94,293,376
1874.......
73,366,563
1875.......
78,891,769
1876.......
66,370,245
1877.......
69,592,668
1878.......
72,485,326
1879.......
73,328,788
1880.......
131,861,617
1881.......
114,244,631
1882.......
131,356,113
1883.......
133, 612,450
1884.......
119,160,641
1385.......
106,774,553
1886.......
128,434,759
1887.......
143,361,050
1888.......
165,057,432
1889.......
163,548,106
1890.......
170, 637,250
1891.......
184,175,197
1892.......
188,317,595
1893.......
209,277,112
1894.......
130,086,011
1895.......
180, 939,902
1896.......
197,646,852
1897.......
196,159,371
1898.......
189,322,244
1899.......
208,565,691
1900.......
276,241,152
1901.......
248,006,751
1902.......
303,001,868
1903.......
330,491,084
1904.......
320,794,431
1905.......
389,160,658
1906.......
414,687,999
1907.......
477,027,174
1908.......
863,482,258
1909.......
451,359,259
1910.......
566,270,770
1911.......
511,362,140
1912.......
555,986,041
1913.......
635,210,201
1914.......
632,865,860
1915___
575,357,144
1916.......
948,825,500
1917.......
1,109,704,565




Per cent
of total.

Foodstuffs in crude
condition, and food
animals.

3.64
6.72
11.71
6.75
10.14
11.22
10.11
16.86
19.30
12.24
12.05
10.61
10.53
11.01
11.42
12.76
12.84
14.64
14.68
12.93
14.80
14.41
15.42
16.58
16.45
19.74
17.77
18.13
18.48
17.84
18.49
20.22
20.71
21.42
21.94
21.62
21.80
22. 76
24.16
19.86
24.72
25. 35
25. 66
SO 73
.
29.91
32.50
30.13
33.55
32.22
32. 37
34.82
33.81
33.25
30.43
34.49
36.37
33.48
S3.63
35.04
33.42
34.38
43.17
41.73

6,081,641
11.15
7,382,274
11.77
15,273,321
15.54
18,011,659
10.38
82,935,329
12.78
45,743,826
' 12.94
40,177,496
13.89
32,495,120
17.17
12.51
30,454,691
44,258,461
14.00
35,137,244
14.72
60,669,119
13.95
50,697,276
12.81
51,719,723
14.47
52,924,832
12.68
54,081,091
12.41
63,618,372
12.24
76,745,348
12.25
83,364,065
12.98
94,264,481
16.61
90,018,885
16.89
94,186,516
20.44
86,134,465
19.08
84,399,969
19.31
18.46
82,283,989
100,297,040
15.01
102,486,852
15.95
104,947,672 , 14.49
93,091,358
12.87
103,010,830
15.43
93,345,583
16.16
91,588,644
14.41
106,362,234
15.36
116,087,107
16.03
123,130,984
16.53
128,480,142
16.28
150,639,399
17.83
175,558,861
21.22
131,663,968
15.19
133,309,989
20.35
141,377,238
19.31
130,002,310
16.67
128,379,785
16. 79
103,984,608
16.88
98,933,256
14.19
97,916,293
11.52
110,385,208
13.43
120,280,302
13.31
119,202,674
11.62
132,223,895
13.34
146,130,903
13.08
134,315,448
10.95
149,747,693
10.44
145,577,427
12.19
164,110,674
12/51
144,776,636
9.30
181,194,863 - 11.87
230,358,230
13.93
211,746,600
11.68
247,947,621
13.09
223,929,564
13.38
251,886,746
11.46
335,573,042
12.62

1Figures for 1821.

Foodstuffs partly or
wholly m a n u fa c ­
tured.
Value.

Per cent
of total.

D ollars.
10,820,814
9,653,971
15,188,845
21,465,776
34,137,837
59,837,674
53,742,740
34,566,127
35,167,621
51,557,954
48,030,634
72,481,508
65,387,466
77,878,959
95,073,003
96,081,635
103,225,752
121,746,757
122,063,864
119,618,137
113,145,852
91,927,329
114,579,052
102,034,859
102,659,926
118,125,216
123,380,388
139,438,506
142,127,926
130,778,286
102,937,933
112,771,436
111,714,382
111,048,075
122,254,266
133,332,031
147,721,884
139,794,773
153,739,181
155,348,824
107,026,180
118,805,703
129,244,951
86,091,010
123,448,135
133,027,374
125,540,654
95,350,256
116,620,623
118,222,862
145,355,839
140,358,114
158,656,263
147,008,870
165,700,920
181,566,572
172,006,501
196,100,608
194,243,220
227,644,329
285,725,091
310,938,181
343,435,475

19.85
15.39
15.46
12. 37
13.24
16.92
18.58
18.25
14.45
16.29
20.12
16.67
16.52
21.79
22.77
22.03
19.84
19.43
19.01
21.08
21.23
19. 95
25.39
23. 34
23.03
17.69
19.20
19.24
19.65
19.59
17.82
17.75
16.14
15.34
16. 41
16.89
17.48
16.89
17.75
23.72
14.63
15.24
16.90
13.97
17.71
15.65
15.25
10.56
11.37
11.93
13.01
11.44
11.06
12.31
12.63
11.66
11.26
11.86
10.72
12.02
17.07
14.14
12.91

of the

U nited

723

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
States, 1800 to 1917— Continued.

Imported merchandise, classified by great groups *—Continued.
Total free and dutiable—Continued.
Manufactures for Manufactures ready
further use in
for consumption.
manufacturing.
Value.

Per
cent of
total.

Per
cent of
total.

D ollars.

D ollars.
4,079,064
5,152,486
11,859,196
26,163,152
34,720,080
34,899,303
32,613,807
23,773,633
35,148,612
52,280,953
29,902,363
66,840,774
55,665,853
53,435,379
62,650,909
55,569,071
72,228,206
87,606,647
96,641,675
71,913,498
63,411,606
51,087,445
48,531,632
46,500,681
49,692,449
110,779,516
87,790,890
98,623,766
98,755,423
94,698,249
78,254,677
91,539,244
120,079,754
121,605,094
115,079,918
116,924,080
136,446,309
112,729,303
135,608,418
82,894,732
96,486,622
101,070,937
88,490,406
79,288,417
91,953,914
134,222,045
127,576,924
147,656,292
195,750,847
160,233,890
177,827,960
220,298,751
274,096,464
196,248,409
222,101,622
285,138,373
287,785,652
293,739,134
349,401,928
319,275,488
237,176,522
356,857,137
477,730,509

V^-lue.

7.48
8.22
11.56
15.08
13.47
9.87
11.27
12.56
14.45
16.52
12.52
12.84
14. 07
14. 95
15.01
12. 75
13. 88
13.98
15.05
12.67
11.89
11.09
10. 75
10. 66
11.15
16.59
13. 66
13. 61
13. 66
14.18
13.55
14. 40
17.34
16.80
15. 44
14. 81
16.15
13. 63
15. 65
12. 65
13.18
12.96
11.57
12.88
13.19
15. 79
15.49
16.34
19. 08
16.17
15.91
17.96
19.11
16.43
16.94
18.31
18.84
17.77
19.27
16.86
14.17
16.24
17.96

30,998,900
56.86
35,734,837
56.97
44,300,005 45.09
95,312,499
54.93
128,959,080
50.02
172,128,991
48.68
132,272,902
45.72
65,697,925
34.69
95,009,168
39.04
128,449,577
40. 59
96,138,098
40.27
198,128,401
45.57
180,516,320
45.61
133,432,080 37.33
156,555,462
37.49
173,614,888
39.82
203,483,271
39.11
237,928,516
37.97
232,108,020
36.15
192,431,867
33.92
177,891, 440 33.38
145,691,808
31.62
125,654,539
27.84
124,785,193
28.55
130,145,818
29.19
196,587,405
29.43
203,725,925
31.70
238,716,691
32.94
242,945,562
33.59
207,771,072
31.12
182,543,076
31.61
194,791,568
30.65
202,800,073
29.29
211,218,652
29.17
212,482,518
28.52
230,685,581
29.23
217,677,775
25.75
201,543,857
24.72
228,764,866
26.40
148,798,021
22.72
199,543,108
27.26
226,639,759
29.07
217,843,918
28. 48
153,025,210
24.84
169,516,630
24.32
203,126,341 ! 23.90
205,505,580
24.96
231,420,820
25.62
257, 757,184
25.13
252,857,673
25.51
252,372,650
22.58
307,801,154
25.10
364,192,884
25.39
331,617,926
27.77
299,106,235
22.80
367,723,367
23.62
361,422,180
23.67
360,018,963
21.78
403,178,704
22.51
449,318,214 23.72
335,876,628
20.04
311,870,962
14.19
377,256,553
14.19




Miscellaneous.

Value.

Per
cent of
total.

D ollars.
656,709
682,563
630,094
845,174
904,915
1,314,528
1,244,425
895,661
696,986
1,153,899
760,213
1,577,765
1,809,565
1, 604,029
2,638,419
996,521
10,868,428
10,852,450
13,665,210
15,811,796
9,645,884
11,477,847
6,830,770
6,845,504
7,666,805
10,303,952
11,035,942
11,556,826
12,648,195
12.288,615
13,671,507
16,310,485
8,002,275
8,940,754
8,635,860
9,251,325
8,355,632
6,458,073
7,347,377
4,557,045
6,596,915
5,559,113
4,611, 981
4,338,165
4,730,863
5,407,979
6,157,048
5, 611,410
6,896,825
6, 754,620
6,665,061
9,100,980
10,700,947
10,406,902
9,541,514
11,471,712
13,454,769
17,061,958
14,227,681
16,874,145
16,104,791
17,504,984
15,655,041

Year.
Total value.

D ollars.
1.02
.93
.64
.49
.35
.37
.43
.47
.25
.36
.32
.36
.46
.45
.63
* .23
2.09
1.73
2.13
2.79
1.81
2.49
1.52
1.56
1.72
1.54
1.72
1.59
1.75
1.84
2.37
2.57
1.16
1.24
1.16
1.17
.99
.78
.85
.70
.90
.71
.60
.70
.68
.64
.74
.62
.58
.68
.60
.74
.75
.87
.72
.74
.88
1.03
.78
.89
.96
.80
.59

* Fiscal years.

64,620,834
62,720,956
98,258,706
173,509,526
257,808,708
353,616,119
289,310,642
189,356,677
243,335,815
316,447,283
238,745,580
434,812,066
395,761,096
357,436,440
417,506,379
435,958,408
620,223,684
626,595,077
642,136,210
667,406,342
533,005,436
460,741,190
451,323,126
437,051,532
445,777,775
667,954, 746
642,664,628
724,639,574
723,180,914
667,697,693
577,527,329
635,436,136
692,319, 768
723,957,114
745,131,652
789,310,409
844,916,196
827,402,462
866,400,922
654,994,622
731,969,965
779,724,674
764,730,412
616,049, 654
697,148, 489
849,941,184
823,172,165
903,320, 948
1,025,719,237
993,087,371
1,117,533,071
1,226,562,446
1,434,421,425
1,194,341,792
1,311,920,224
1,556,947,430
1,527,236,105
1,653,264,934
1,813,008,234
1,893,925,657
1,674,169,740
2,197,883,510
2,659,355,185

.................................. 1800
..................................1810

...1864
...1865
---1868
...1869
...1870
...1872
...1873
...1874
...1876
...1877
...1878
...1879
...1880
...1881
...1882
...1883
...1884
...1886
...1887
...1889
...1890
...1891
...1892
...1894
...1895
...1896
...1897
...1898
...1899
...1900
...1901
...1902
...1903
...1904
...1906
...1906
...1907
...1908
...1909
...1910
...1911
...1912
...1913
. . . 1914
...1915
...1910
...1917

724

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
N o. 4 0 0 .

—Statistical R ecord

of the

P rogress

E x p o r t e d d o m e s t ic m e r c h a n d is e , cla ss ifie d b y g r e a t gr o u p s.*

Crude materials for
use in manufactur­
ing.

Year.

Value.

1800..........................................
1810..........................................
18201 .......................................
1830..........................................
1840..........................................
1850..........................................
1855..........................................
1860..........................................
1861..........................................
1862 ..........................................
1863..........................................
1864..........................................
1865..........................................
1866..........................................
1867..........................................
1868.........................................
1869..........................................
1870..........................................
1871..........................................
1872..........................................
1873..........................................
1874..........................................
1876 ..........................................
1876..........................................
1877..........................................
1878..........................................
1879..........................................
1880..........................................
1881..........................................
1882..........................................
1883..........................................
1884..........................................
1885..........................................
1886..........................................
1887............................. - ...........
1888..........................................
1889..........................................
1890..........................................
1891..........................................
1892..........................................
1893..........................................
1894..........................................
1895............ . ............................
1896..........................................
1897..........................................
1898..........................................
1899..........................................
1900..........................................
1901..........................................
1902..........................................
1903..........................................
1904..........................................
1905........................... : .............
1906..........................................
1907..........................................
1908..........................................
1909..........................................
1 9 1 0 ...........................: .............
1911..........................................
1912..........................................
1913............................. - ......... ,
1914..........................................
1915................................... .
1916..........................................
1917..........................................




Per cent
of total.

*Fiscal years,

Value.

Per cent
of total.

60.46
62.34
67.61
62.26
56.28
68.31
27.82

9.92

15.00
19.70
24.71
67.42
59.38
49.17
52.66
56.64
51.59
* 45.39
45.92
40.06

41. SI

38.49
34.06
31.31
28.45
28.98
31.55
31.82
35.92
33.04
34.22
38.21
35.60
39.67
39.19
36.03
39.77
31.02
29.75
31.76
33.27
29.17
28.76
23.66
23.07
23.73
27.21
27.54
29.34
32.15
31.65
29.14
32.00
30.34
31; 80
33.10
35.41
33.31
30.13
34.03
18.80
12.55
11.76

2,474,822
2,724,181
4,564,532
7,535,764
10,919,803
12,166,447
48,795,865
55,893,100
45,166,008
24,519,105
13,974,576
16,819,200
20,609,360
34,578,301
25,428,831
41,852,630
48,601,080
59,356,592
69,853,173
119,143,282

79,077,679

Foodstuffs partly or
wholly m a n u f a c ­
tured.
Value.

Per cent
of total.

D ollars.

D ollars.

D ollars.
31,246,382
36,482,266
75,488,421
83,984,707
108,476,851
216,009,648
57,014,269
17,814,659
27,893,453
28,282,245
33,852,720
227,625,800
166,120,000
132,450,676
144,891,886
213,439,991
220,995,559
194,458,406
231,904,077
228,149,732
206,271,795
202,247,842
200,821,765
213,128,093
198,687,747
238,787,934
278,918,722
233,294,072
288,841,684
239,510,224
248, 611,181
254,409,407
250,236,436
271,276,629
286, 235,227
304,566,922
346,848,321
315,096,548
247,289,240
276,068,989
263,982,189
251,817,571
296,834,858
286,311,334
277,723,374
325,244,296
397,417,247
373,307,140
408,442,137
461,424,464
472,114,493
500,536,700
593,145,135
556, 681,462
520,907,436
565,934,957
713,018,206
723,008,839
731.758,513
792,716,109
510,455,540
535,952,043
731,990,339

Foodstuffs in crude
condition, and food
animals.

4.79
4.65
4.09
5.59
5.67
3.85
23.81

31.11

24.28
17.09
10.20
4.98
7.37
12.83
9.24
11.12
11.35
13.85
13.83
20.93

15.84

10,085,366
9,556,992
15,936,108
20,017,162
33,009,127
38,624,949
53,736,172
70,249,524
66,047,610
54,909,077
47,981,472
40,684,464
34,058,150
42,190,718
43,679,064
50,919,666
66,862,589
84,357,982
100,857,593
114,038,606

35.51
38.26
35.04
12.05
12.17
15.66
15.87
13.53
15,61
19.68
19,97
20.03

110,292,780

19,51
16.32
14.27
14.84
17,12
12.21
26.23

39.10

22.09

94,181,630
90,636,898
154,899,695
188,526,959
266,108,950
241,641,847
155,008,497
163,196,443
130,395,872
123,326,867
100,799,692
125,453,686

17.92
15.37
22.74
27.00
- 32.30
27.34
21.14
20.29
17.99
16.97
15.13
17.85

121,615,589
150,101,362
170,277,023
174,230,816
193,352,723
226,386,821
178,002,738
186,392,822
194,703,245
201,800,801
162,689,021
175,784,781

23.14
26.46
25.01
24.95
23.47
25,62
24.28
23.18
26.86
27. 77
24.43
25,00

98,847,455
132,073,183
106,155,721
262,455,846
153,277,859
133,196,928
99,144,413
128,550,669
181,420,814
305,108,915
232,903,066
225,906,246
245,836,198
184,786,389
185,308,064
135,747,224
118,185,098
177,216,467
167,348,227
189,051,824
135,693,409
109,828,320
103,401,553
99,899,270
181,907,266
137,495,121
506,993,179
380,638,102
531,866,009

13.54
15.62
12.17
25.84
18.43
15.30
12.50
14.90
17.58
25.21
19.35
16.48
16.83
13.63
13.31
9.46
7.92
10.32
9.03
10.30
8.28
6.42
5.13
4.60
7.49
5.90
18.66
8.91
8.54

174,504,227
224,756,580
226,448,303
250,438,545
247,075,061
249,846,142
219,090,299
219,413,574
235,051,930
284,879,827
304,754,736
319,696,334
337,152,992
328,831,350
323,244,697
308,836,077
283,065,098
347,385,463
345,706,609
331,961,663
302,555,341
259,259,654
282,016,883
318,838,493
321,204,373
293,218,336
454,575,404
599,059,151
737,795,334

23.90
26.59
25.96
24.66
29.73
28. 77
27.61
25.41
22.79
23.54
25.31
23,32
23.09
24.26
' 23.22
21.52
18.97
20.22
18.65
18.10
18.47
15,16
14.01
14,69,
13.23
12.59
16.74
14.02
11.85

86,868,408

12.63

1Figures for 1821.

169,872,814

24.84

PROGRESS

op the

U nited States, 1800

OF

THE

U N IT E D

to 1917 — C on tin u ed .

Exported domestic merchandise, classified by great groups *—Contd.
Manufactures for Manufactures ready
further use in for consumption.
Miscellaneous.
manufacturing.
Per
Per Total value.
Per
Value. cent of Value. cent of Value. cent of
total.
total.
total.
D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

4,867,379
4,117,606
4,841,101
6,060,900
11,304,094
12,641,625
8,400,921
8,126,464
11,393,244
9,861,090
10,650,288
12,357,000
15,065,010
17,017,616
13,887,562
13,711,708
13,858,056
21,087,265
24,976,655
26,026,258
27,458,054
31,.459,259
31,513,556
28,685,480
30,169,002
29,044,159
32,820,713
37,164,800
37,996,198
37,800,437
39,437,313
34,037,715
36,732,490
40,176,023
42,712,932
46,454,992
47,961,372
50,284,241
49,070,703
67,145,189
62,253,782
76,219,728
98,284,243
101,990,563
117,730,260
153,275,660
148,350,529
132,206,324
140,666,864
174,876,659
209,926,174
226,210,513
259,442,028
261,105,883
231,144,267
267,765,916
309,151,989
348,149,624
408,806,949
374,224,210
' 355,862,329
657,923,305
1,191,262,523

9.42
7.04
4.34
4.49
5.86
3.99
4.10
4.52
6.12
6.88
7.79
3.66
5.38
6.32
5.05
3.66
3.23
4.92
4.95
4.57
5.50
5.98
5.34
4.22
4.32
8.52
3.71
5.07
4.72
5.21
5.42
5.11
5.22
5.88
5.85
5.50
5.49
4.95
5.94
7.72
7.85
8.85
9.52
8. 43
9.78
11.18
10.16
9.75
10.10
12.19
14.07
13.17
14.00
14.23
14.11
15.66
15.35
16.04
16.83
16.06
13.10
15.40
19.13

2,925,165
5,461,589
10,584,079
17,162,206
28,832,786
35,811,383
35,503,955
26,918,451
33,447,115
25,344,570
30,120,816
39,231,280
43,505,080
42,935,166
47,139,144
66,329,137
75,551,340
65,306,501
76,059,102
81,124,581
74,503,493
74,450,509
112,673,046
110,440,970
103,254,499
92,774,139
102,458,449
124,835,385
122,448,549
118,172,882
110,818,865
111,627,312
112,417,839
113,892,689
123,183,883
132,527,050
140,349,741
132,792,441
129,938,284
135,659,274
143,609,893
181,789,157
212,959,122
222,537,358
262,656,583
331,746,496
317,745,673
321,946,630
327,468,629
348,734,801
402,049, 798
459,812,655
480,681,423
489,469,958
440,271,747
499,215,329
698,367,852
672,268,163
776,297,360
724,908,000
807,465,511
1,998,298,249
2,942,577,415




725

STATES.

D o lla rs.

6.66
9.34
9.47
12.72
14.96
11.33
17.33
14.99
17.98
17.66
22.00
11.62
16.55
15.94
17.13
14.96
17.63
15.24
15.06
14.24
14.92
14.16
19.11
16.23
14.78
11.26
11. 59
17.02
15.23
16.80
15.25
16.76
15.99
16.65
16.87
15.68
16.09
13.07
15.63
15.61
18.10
21.04
20.63
18.38
21. 81
24.20
21.76
23.76
23.52
24.30
26.96
26.76
25.93
26.68
26.87
29.19
29.72
'30.98
, 31.97
31.11
29.73
46:77
47.25

D o lla rs.

Year.

..............................1800
..............................1810
84,526 0.16 51,683,640 ............................U820
..............................1830
182,244 .31 58,524,878 ..............................1840
111,660,561
246,320
139,494 .22 134,900,233 ..............................1855
208,474 .10 192,751,135 ..............................1860
.11
988,371 .31 316,242,423 ..............................1861
1,448,434 .71 204,899,616 ..............................1862
641,826 .36 179,644,024 ..............................1863
2,056,482 1.11 186,003, 912 ..............................1864
587,940 .41 143,504,027 .......................... ..1866
360,876
800,358 .26 136,940,248 ..............................1866
.27 337,518,102 ..............................1867
429,209 .15 279,786,809 ..............................1868
217,423 .08 269,389,900 ............................ 1869
140,210 .05 275,166,697 .............................1870
363,341 .09 376,616,473
2,530,284 .59 428,398,908 ..............................1872
8,920,385 .92 428,487,131
..............................1873
1,382,839 .27 505,033,439 ..............................1874
950,963 .17 669,433,421 ..............................1875
1,680,299 .34 499,284,100 ............................. 1876
625,582,247
1,627,418
3,923,597 .31 589,670,224 ..............................1877
.66
..............................1878
3,368,007 .49 680,709,268 ..............................1879
698,340,790
3,471,767
3,878,448 .50 823,946,353
.47
1,699,395 .19 883,925,947 ..............................1882
4,934,240 .67 733,239,732 ..............................1883
6,347,936 .66 804,223,632 .............................1884
4,382,192 ,60 724,964^52
2,687,919 .37 726,682,946 ..............................1886
2,401,382 .36 665,964,529
2,397,691 .34 703,022,923 ..............................1888
2,277,041 .33 683,862,104
4,798,885 .65 730,282,609 ..............................1889
4,915,101 .58 845,293,828 ..............................1890
..............................1891
4,506,825 -.52 1,015,732, Oil ..............................1892
4,664,390 .46 872,270,283
4,379,638 .52 831,030,785 ..............................1893
..............................1894
7,288,415 - .84 869,204,937 ..............................1895
5,312,023 .67 793,392,599
5,409, 788 .63 863,200,487 ..............................1896
.............................1897
7,456,636 .72
9,463,916 .78 1,032,007,603 ..............................1898
1,210,291,913
8,163,203 .68 1,203,931,222 ..............................1899
14,894,539 1.09 1,370,763,571 ..............................1900
13,960,167 .95 1,460,462,806 ..............................1901
14,404,028 1.07 1,355,481,861 ..............................1902
7,100,911 .51 1,392,231,302 ..............................1903
..............................1904
5,559,792 .38 1,435,179,017 ..............................1905
6,403,980 .43 1,491,744,641 ..............................1906
6,791,584 .39 1,717,953,382
7,394,612 .39 1,853,718,034 ..............................1907
6,515,567 .35 1,834,786,357 ..............................1908
7,783,393 .47 1,638,355,593 ..........;................. 1909
8,079,822 .47 1,710,083,998 ............................. 1910
7,592,542 .38 2,013,549,025 ..............................1911
8,155,539 .38 2,170,319,828 ..............................1912
8,531,897 .35 2,428,506,358 ..............................1913
7,122,249 .31 2,329,684,025
80,826,502 2.97 2,716,178,465 ..............................1915
100,306,729 2.35 4,272,177,579 ..............................1916
91,672,430 1.47 6,227,164,050

* Fiscal years.

726

PROGRESS

OF T H E

U N IT E D

STATES

No. 4 0 0 . — S t a t ist ic a l
Year.

1800...............................
1810...............................
1820..............................
1830.........
1840.........
1850.........
1855.........
1860........
1861.........
1862........
1863.........
1864........
1865.........
1866........
1867.........
1868........
1869.........
1870.........
1871........
1872........
1873.........
1874..........
1875..........
1876..........
1877..........
1878a........
1879.........
1880..........
1881..........
1882...........
1883........
1884..........
1885........ .
1886........ .
1887..........
1888..........
1889..........
1890..........
1891..........
1892..........
1893..........
1894..........
1895..........
1896..........
1897..........
1898..........
1899..........
1900..........
1901..........
1902..........
1903..........
1904..........
1905..........
1906..........
1907..........
1908..........
1909.......... .......v .........
1910..........
1911..........
1912..........
1913..........
1914..........
1915..........
1916..........
1917..........

R eco r d

oe t h e

P ro g ress

Commerce hy grand divisions of the world.
Imports into the United States from *—.
North America.
South America.
Europe.
Per cent
Per cent
Per cent
Value.
Value.
Value.
of total.
of total.
of total.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
46,867,960 51.35
32,116,092 35.19
40,841,420
64,146,814
124,964,302
165,079,384
216,831,353
203,682,864
116,982,504
148,292,951
179,731,649
109,603,619
266,266,170
253,670,735
198,967,488
244,939,755
249,540,283
297,359,849
365,300,332
361,521,976
315,819,123
287,201,034
234,331,710
239,093,260
217,334,822
216,027,113
370,821,782
840,727,631
397,581,413
409,713,125
370,956,601
318,733,328
357,538,465
390,728,002
407,051,875
403,421,058
449,987,266
469,305,372
391,628,469
458,450,093
295,077,865
383,645,813
418,639,121
430,192,205
305,933,691
353,884,534
440,567,314
429,620,452
475,161,941
547,226,887
498,697,379
540,773,092
633,292,184
747,291,253
608,014,147
654,322,918
806,270,280
768,167,760
819,585,326
892,866,384
895,602,868
614,354,645
616,252,749
610,470,671

67.63
69.87
70.14
63.13
69.99
60.68
56.85
58.63
54.54
46.75
60.84
60.71
53.54
56.01
63.98
64.85
57.05
64.48
6& 99
61.85
49.16
48.58
46.60
48.46
55.52
53.02
54.87
56.65
55.57
55.19
56.27
56.43
56.22
54.14
57.14
54.46
47.47
52.91
45.05
52.41
53.69
56.26
49.66
50.76
51.84
52.19
52.60
53.35
50.32
48,39
51.63
52.10
50.91
49.88
51.76
50.30
49.57
49.25
47.29
36.70
28.04
22.96

17,548,892
22,627,639
24,136,879
44,781,394
75,082,583
68,934,936
50,927,847
58,256,053
90,699,407
83,912,382
109,989,347
88,863,182
100,002,918
114, 772,964
126,544,611
135,979,954
145,321,478
156,604,503
156,527,068
132,035,363
118,188,297
130,190,687
122,980,267
112,565,940
130,077,225
134,198,166
156,622,388
146,897,620
136, 321,361
117,450,701
125,431,516
130,790,843
139,818,918
350,865,817
148,368,706
163,226,079
174,054,181
183,732,712
166,962,559
133,915,682
126,877,126
105,924,053
91,376,807
112,150,911
130,035,221
145,158,104
151,076,524
189,736,475
198,778,952
227,229,145
235,353,322
263,576,349
238,815,898
253,999,920
306,767,486
305,496,793
334,072,039
861,943,659
427,399,354
473,079,796
591,895.543
766,112,536

24,76
21.12
13.55
17.13
20.78
20.54
24.75
23.04
27.62
35. 80
25.13
21.27
26.91
26.24
27.42
25.10
22. 68
23.58
26.25
23.84
24.79
26.45
26.40
25.25
19.47
20.88
21.61
20.31
20.41
20.34
19.74
18.90
19.30
20.25
18.84
19.35
21.04
21.21
25.49
18.29
16.27
13.85
14.83
16.09
15.30
17.63
16.72
18.49
20.06
20.33
19.19
18.37
20.00
19.36
19.69
20.00
20.20
19.96
22.57
28.26
26.93
28.80

6,239,176
9,420,586
16,647,637
27,894,198
35,992,719
33,264,256
21,913,043
22,358,438
33,082,797
22,930,809
32,136,785
35,796,302
41,377,712
41,844,782
43,596,045
55,032,487
56,163,696
67,246,902
67,520,034
74,247,631
65,730,123
67,825,859
69,203,408
59,174,974
82,126, 922
80,627,308
81,291,936
76,736,983
75,753,960
65,289,956
65,875,425
79,764,191
84,356,398
92,135,052
90,006,144
118,736,668
150,727,759
102,207,815
100,147,107
112,167,120
108,828,462
107,389,405
92,091,694
86,587,893
93,666,774
110,367,342
119,785,756
107,428,323
120,364,113>
150,795,800
140,422,876
160,165,537
124,998,590
163,878,724
196,164,786
182,623,750
215,089,316
217,734,629
222,677,075
261,489,563
391,562,018
542,212,820

8.80
8.79
9.35
10,67
9.96
9.91
10.65
8.84
10.04
9. 79
7.34
8.56
11.13
9.57
9.41
10.16
8.84
10.12
11.31
13.40
13.79
13.78
14.80
13.27
12. 30
12.55
11.22
10.61
11.34
11.31
10.37
11.52
11.65
12.36
11.43
14.08
18.27
11. 80
15.29
15.32
13.96
14.04
14.95
12.42
11.02
13.41
13.26
10.48
12.14
13.49
11.45
11.17
10.46
12.49
12.59
11.96
13.01
12.01
11.76
15.61
17.81
20-38

* Fiscal years.
1Hawaiian Islands not included since 1900.
*Includes “All other countries,” not separately assignable to either grand division, from the annual
reports on Commerce and Navigation, from 1870 to 1895, inclusive.
8Merchandise and specie to 1879, inclusive; merchandise only after 1879.



FBOGKRESS
of the

U nited States ,

OF

THE

U N IT E D

STATES.

727

1800 to 1917—Continued

Commerce by grand divisions of the world—Continued.
Imports into the United States from*—Continued.
Asia.
Oceania, *
Africa.*
Per cent Value. Per cent Value. Per cent
Value. of total.
of total.
of total.
D o lla rs.

11,560,810

12.67

D o lla rs.

142,969

0.16

D o lla rs.

551,496

0.60 .

.1801
.1811
.1821
.1831
.1841
.1851
.1851
.1861
.186:
.186:
.1861
-18&
.1861
.1861
.186:
.1861
.186!
.1871
.187]
.187:
.187!
.187-1
.1871
.1871
.187:
*187$
.187!
.188{
.188]
.188!
.188$
.1884
.188$
.188$
.188:
.188$
-188S
-189C
.1891
.1895
.1895
.1894
-189E
.1896
.1897
.1896
.1895
.190C
.1901
.1902
.1903
.1904
.1905
.1906
.1907
.1908
.1909
.1910
.1911
.1912
.1913
.1914
.1915
.1916
.1917

6,531,737
7.80
384,887
.64
308,797
.44 .
9,695,639
9,05
602,447
.56
646,869
.60
10,316,486
5.79 1,401,340
.79
682,151
.38 ..
18,288,328
6.99 3,575,574
1.37 1,849,642
.71 .
26,201,603
7.25 3,495,226
.97 3,798,518
1.05 .
22,076,660
6.58 4,434,897
1.32 3,256,640
.97 .
11,635,861
5.66 2,269,881
1.10 2,042,693
.99 .
7.04 2,905,002
17,810,728
1.15 3,296,748
1.30 .
17,403,933
5.28 4,146,008
1.26 4,499,101
1.36 .
11,248,583
4.79 3,572,343
1.52 3,166,431
1.35 19,219,340
4.39 7,410,768
1.70 2,617,944
.60 .
26,672,233
6.38 9,996,737
2.40 2,833,382
.68 .
23,806,412
6.41 5,278,531
1.42 2,191,747
.59 .
27,405,349
6.27 6,837,062
1.56 1,514,343
.35 6.78 1,423,212
.31 9,860,058
31,413,378
2.10 7.78 1,438,565
41,200,224
.26 10,482,629
1.85 .
64,497,477
8.50 5,263,288
.82 13,792,495
2.10 .
61,764,489
9.35 4,458,688
1.81 .66 12,020,589
7.32 2,767,349
43,608,490
.46 9,619,184
1.66 45,220,249
8.16 4,982,781
.90 10,219,095
1.85 .
9.99 2,838,241
47,637,905
.60 9,351,512
7,951,595
1.67 .
41,621,087
8.44 3,874,335
4,108,001
.84
•1.91 .
.81 10,645,891
42,834,123
9.19
2.20 46,247,481 10.38 4,043,711
.90 7,718,556
1.74 .
67,008,793 10.02 414,130,604
2.13 3,789,420
.56 7,621,302
1.19 14,200,773
65,289,448 10.15 11,335,718
2.21 .
61,419,192
8.47
1.57 16,388,927
2.26 .
60,509,565
8.42 12,259,856
1.70 16,663,765
2.31 .
54,042,233
8.09 19,470,646
8.69 5,994,577
.90 .
52,200,475
9.04 24,628,961
3.37 4,382,223
.76 9.22 23,531,402
68,521,909
3.70 4,537,419
.70 .
*63,212,870
9.14 23,215,056
3.31
. 70 .
8.52 26,472,885
3.66 4,608,806
4,565,363
61,691,675
.65 63,600,391
8.55 29,604,059
3.96 5,084,892
5,505,275
.74 ..
8.57 28,356,568
3.60
67,506,833
.42
3.04 5,754,721
72,272,222
8.57 25,621,134
.50 80,138,251 10.11 23,133,062
9.77 25,997,878
2.80 8,388,478
7,720,740
.65 ..
87,624,446
3.00
.97
3.28 5,162,771
66,186,397 10.10 21,457,923
.79 ..
77,626,364 10.61 17,450,926
2.39 7,164,060
.98
89,592,318 11.41 24,614,668
3.16 11,172,979
1.43 ..
87,294,597 11.49 24,400,439
3.19 9,529,713
1.25
92,594,593 15.03 26,859,230
4.36 7,193,639
1.17 ..
15.36
1.50
107,091,214 16.45 26,997,877
3.87 10,436,060
1.32 .
139,842,330
34,611,108
4.07 11,218, 437
1.09 .
117,677,611 14.30 14,166,461
1.38 8,953,461
1.57 13,447,615
129,682,651 14.36 11,395,195
1.49 .
147,702,374 14.40 21,043,527
2.05 12,581,651
1.23 ..
143, 509,153 14.48 20,310,998
2.05 9,426,776
.95
161,982,991 14.50 25,388,421 * 2.27 11,343,622
1.02 2.02 12,628,735
1.03 .
180,095,671 14.81 24,769,658
14.68 29,785,393
212,475,427
2.08 21,127,466
1.47 .
181,167,616 15.17 25,054,866
2.10 16,290,675
1.3fl .
197,548,027 15.06 27,062,008
2.06 15,108,627
1.15 .
193,155,344 12.45 37,099,795
2.38 17,489,739
1.13 .
213,449,730 13.98 30,274,452
1.98 27,213,620
1.78 .
225,468,250 13.64 36,464,115
2.21 22,585,-888
1.37 .
276,494,777 15.25 87,543,441
2.07 26,425,344
1.46 .
2
. 2 19,149,476
2
286,952,486 15.15 42,144,398
1.01 .
247,770,103 14.80 52,522,552
3.14 24,953,081
1.49 .
437,181,464 19.89 96,225,991
4.38 64,765,745
2.95 .
2.46 60,013,315
2.26 .
615,217,463 23.14 65,328,380
* Fiscal years.
4 Includes “All other Spanish possessions," not separately stated in the annual report on Com­
merce and Navigation,
*Includes “All other countries in Asia and Oceania," not separately assignable to either grand
division, from the annual report on Commerce and Navigation.



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OF

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STATES

No. 4 0 0 . —Statistical R ecord

Year.

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1862.....................................
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1917......................................

of the

P rogress

Commerce by grand divisions of the world—Continued.
Exports from the United States to*—
North America.
South America.
Europe.
Per cent Value. Per cent Value. Per cent
Value,
of total.
of total.
of total.
D o lla rs .
D o lla rs.
41,348,088 58.26 27,208,618 38.34
24.07
46,853,851 70.19 16,066,899 24.12 1,611,738
1,133,689
48,116,538 69.04 16,810,597 25.57 4,587,391
48,175,248 65.24 18,886,434
98,930,684 74.89 23,737,078 17.97 5,969,617
113,862,253 74.96 24,722,610 16.27 9,076,724
200,761,143 72.96 50,816,532 18.47 13,455,417
310,272,818 77.54 53,325,937 13.33 16,742,100
170,339,184 68.31 49,915,433 20. 02 14,348,897
157,741,886 68.60 48,011,793 20.88 11,776,079
227,456,975 68.51 73,202,910 22.05 16,188,019
222,809,420 65.47 79,554,810 23.88 19,359,562
201,758,310 59.92 94,837,990 28.17 21,606,908
458,310,344 81.05 67,331,613 11.91 17,924,295
354,932,412 77.30 61,890,552 13.48 21,770,346
365,392,235 76.62 68,289,670 14,32 20,652,085
328,059,182 74.71 65,848,784 14.99 19,531,311
420,184,014 79.35 68,962,006 13.03 21,651,459
13.09
479,738,693 81.19 77,348,184 12.80 19,599,581
27,006,890
450,167,843 78.71 73,230,648
539,061,323 79.61 81,629,759 12.05 29,661,967
572,511,479 79.87 86,166,454 13.25 26,747,020
94,942,138 12.95 24,096,950
533,544,921 80.17
538,322,835 80.81 79,926,699 11.83 22,862,746
83,058,656 12.00 22,577,154
557,244,615 79.38 78,762,184
597,774,959 80.89 67,598,525 10.59 24*690,478
594,189,272 83.50
9.50 23,437,376
69,437,783
8.31 23,190,220
719,433,788 86.10 83,156,899
9.21 25,304,846
766,113,798 84. 96 85,793,255 11.43 27,224,850
600,100,498 79.96
659,867,396 80. IQ 99,428,476 12.07 29,570,659
583,795,462 78.84 92,217,190 12.45 31,226,934
599,240,748 80.75 76,764,748 10.59 27,734,857
541,373,039 79.67 71,980,400 10.34 26,131,991
73,425,948 10.25 30,744,497
575,300,326 80.33 79,995,497 - 11.60 29,579,227
549,092,503 78.88
578,902,520 77.98 89,550,476 12.06 35,021,017
683,736,397 79.74 94,100,410 10.98 38,752,648
704,798,047 79.73 96,549,129 10.92 33,708,290
850,623,150 x 82.60 105,566,184 14.13 33,147,614
119,788,889 10.25 32,639,077
661,976,910
700,870,822 78.10 119,693,212 13.42 33,212,310
78.57 108,575,594 13.45 33,525,936
627,927,692 77.76
673,043,753 76.26 116,567,496 13.21 33,768,646
124,958,461
813,385,644 77.39 139,627,841 11.89 36,297,671
973,806,245 79.07
11.35 33,821,701
35,659,902
936,602,093 76.33 157,931,707 13.45 38,945,763
1,040,167,763 74.60 187,594,625 12.87
1,136,504,605 76.39 196,534,460 13.21 44,400,195
1,008,033,981 72.96 203,971,080 14.76 38,043,617
1,029,256,657 72.48 215,482,769 15.16 41,137,872
1,057,930,131 72.42 234,909,959 16.08 50,755,027
67.23
1,020,972,6CL 68.82 260,570,235 17.16 66,894,131
308,382,982 17.68 75,159,781
1,200,166,036
1,298,452,380 69.03 349,840,641 18.60 82,157,174
1,283,600,155 68.99 324,674,719 17.45 * 83,583,874
1,146,755,321 68.96 309,476,694 18.61 76,561,680
1,135,914,551 65.10 385,520,069 22.09 93,246,820
1,308,275,778 63.84 467,059,179 22.30 108,894,894
1,341,732,789 60.87 516,837,597 23.45 132,310,451
1,479,074,761 59.98 617,413,013 25.04 146,147,993
1,486,498,729 62.86 528,644,962 22.36 124,539,909
1,971,434,687 71.21 477,075,727 17.23 99,323,957
2,999,305,097 69.21 733,024,674 16.92 180,175,374
4,324,512,661 68.75 1,163,758,100 18.50 259,480,371
D o lla rs.

2.41
1.63
6.21
4.52
6.98
4.89
4.18
6.76
5.12
4.88
6.69
6.42
3.17
4.74
4.33
4.45
4.09
3.31
4.72
4.38
3.73
3.62
3.43
3.22
3.32
3.29
2177
2.79
3.63
3.59
4.22
3.74
3.85
4.29
4.25
4.72
4.52
3.81
3.21
3.85
3.72
4.15
4.11
3.21
2.75
2.91
2.79
2.98
2.75
2.90
3.47
3.75
4.31
4.37
4.49
4.60
5.34
5.32
6.00
5.92
5.27
3.59
4.16
4.12

* Fiscal years.
1 Hawaiian Islands not included since 1900.
* Includes “ All other countries.” not separately assignable to either grand division, from the
annual reports on Commerce and Navigation, from 1870 to 1895, inclusive.
* Merchandise and specie to 1879, inclusive; merchandise only after 1879.



PRO G RESS

of the

U nited States , 1800

OE

THE

U N IT E D

to 1917 — C on tin ued!

Commerce by grand divisions of the world—Continued.
Exports from the United States to *—Continued.
Asia.
Oceania. *
Africa. *
cent
cent
cent
Value. Pertotal. Value. Pertotal. Value. Pertotal.
of
of
of
D o lla rs.

729

STATES.

D o lla rs.

Year.

olla rs,
14,112
1,177,846
1.66
0.02 D1,110,374
1.56
556,881
227,560
.83
.34 1,407,828
2.11 ......................................1810
8,906
3,289,000
4.72
.01
305,968
.44 ......................................1820
2.50
93,668
1,845,224
.13
233,601
.31 ......................................1830
454,814
2,286,290
1.73
.35
707,563
.54 ......................................1840
8,051, 720
2.01
208,129
.14
977,284
......................................1860
.64 ......................................1855
3,516,195
1.28 4,673,429
1.70 1,934,130
.70
11,067,921
2.77 5,373,497
1.34 3,227,760
.84 ......................................1860
8,335,568
3.34 4,075,677
1.64 2,330,154
.93
6,697, 723
2.91 3,810,725
1.66 1,900,779
.83 ......................................1862
7,742,987
1.39 2,783,989
2.33 4,633,702
......................................1863
.84 ......................................1864
9,772,558
2.87 6,444,017
1.90 2,351,772
.69
2.24 2,412,202
8,529,596
2.53 7,552,117
.72 ......................................1865
11,799,410
2.09 7,675,428
1.36 2,385,304
.42
11,449,618
2.49 6,229,659
1.36 2,916,233
.‘63 ......................................1868
13,844,105
2.90 5,992,691
1.25 2,732,053
.58 ......................................1869
16,947,124
1.60 1,714,213
3.86 7,027,415
.39
10,972,064
2.07 4,334,991
.82 3,414,768
.64 ......................................1870
7,781,138
.56 3,203,113
1.31 3,307,841
.54 ......................................1871
13,965,166
2.44 3,613,780
.63 4,005,140
.70 ......................................1872
18,727,094
2.75 4,677,457
.69 3,524,474
.52 ......................................1873
15,087,695
2.10 4,493,916
.63 3,037,144
.42 ......................................1874
13,972,305
2.10 4,276,979
.64 3,470,782
.52 ......................................1875
15,528,567
2.33 4,771,212
.71 4,814,382
.72 ......................................1876
7,345,929
27,449,945
3.91 8,607,644
1.05 4,271,788
......................................1877
.61 .................................... 31878
28,998,343
3.90 9,900,550
1.16 4,770,729
.64
11,752,969
1.67
1.32 4,758,701
.72
11,645,703
1.39 46,846,698
.82 5,084,466
.61
1.42 9,506,577
1.04 5,377,878
12,917,348
.58 ......................................1882
......................................1881
18,393,671
12,460,664
2.45 13,571,721
1.66 6,569,319
.87 ......................................J883
16,348,742
1.98
1.65 5,052,408
.61 ......................................1884
16,913,978
2. 28 13,105,604
1.77 3,254,441
.44 ......................................1885
20,739,972
2.79 13,605,468
1.83 4,103,962
.55 ......................................1886
21,980,999
2.11 3,280,994
3.25 14,777,407
.53
819,322,172
2.70 13,867,552
1.87
.56 ......................................1887
18,929,152
2.73 14,746,065
2.12 3,522,716
3,612,063
.52
18,439,626
2.48 16,239,403
2,19 4,248,333
.57 ......................................1889
19,696,820
2.30 16,460,269
1.92 5,082,140
.54 ......................................1890
25,553,308
2.89 15,572,767
18,621,801
2.11 5,250,235
.54 ......................................1892
19,590,350
1.51 5,778,083
.62 .......................... ..........1891
1.81 11,199,477
16,222,354
1.91
1.32 5,838,487
.69 ......................................1894
20,872,761
2.34 11,914,182
1.34 5,577,285
.61
17,325,057
2.15 17,197,229
13,109,231
1.62 7,074,656
.87 ......................................1895
25,630,029
2.90
1.95 13,870,760
1.57 ......................................1896
39/274,905
3.74 22,652,773
2.16 16,953,127
1.61 ......................................1897
44,707,791
3.63 22,003,022
1.78 17,515,730
1.42 ......................................1898
48,360,161
2.43 18,594,424
1.52 ......................................1899
3.94 29,875,015
43,391,275
64,913,807
4.66 35,392,401
3.11 19,469,849
1.39 .................*...................1900
49,390,712
3.34
1.72 .................................. 1901
2.36 25,542,618
34,258,041
63,944,077
4.63 37,468,512
2.48 33,468,605
2.42 ......................................1902
58,359,016
4.11 32,850,681
2.64 38,436,853
2.71
- 60,151,347
4.12
2.25 24,230,126
1.66 ......................................1904
2.18 18,540,603
128,504,610
8.46 33,079,446
1.22 ......................................1905
105,451,610
2.02 19, 562,340
6.05 35,141,751
1.12 ......................................1906
92,703,664
4.93 41,186,193
2.19 16,511,026
.88
101,784,832
6.47 46,789,201
2.51 20,340,565
1.09 ......................................1908
71,792,187
4.32 41,389,788
2.49 17,035,434
1.02 ......................................1909
60,861,813
3.49 50,890,087
2.92 18,551,380
1.06 ......................................1910
85,422,428
4.17 66,060,813
3.22 23,607,107
1.15 .......................-............ 1911
117,461,635
5.33 71,936,513
3.26 24,043,424
1.09 ......................................1912
115,056,620
4.67 79,102,845
3.21 29,088,917
1.18 ......................................1913
83,568,417
113,425,616
4.80 77,764,725
3.53 27,901,515
1.18 ......................................1914
114,470,493
4.13
2.81 28,519,751
1.03 ......................................1915
278,610,881
6.43 98,775,828
2.28 43,591,031
1.00
6.05 109,314,490
1.74 52,733,064
380,249,708
.84 ......................................1917
♦ Fiscal years.
4 Includes “All other Spanish possessions/ * not separately stated in the annual report on Commerce
and Navigation.
•Includes “All other countries in Asia and Oceania,” not separately assignable to either grand
division, from the annual report on Commerce and Navigation.



PROGRESS

OF

THE

U N IT E D

STATES,

N o . 4 0 0 .— Statistical R ecokd

1810.
1820.
1830.
1840.
1860.
1855.
I860.
1861.
1862.
1863,
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

of

Transportation of foreign commerce.*
Imports into the United States, *
By sea.a
Per cent By land
In American In foreign
Total. in Ameri­ vehicles.3
vessels.
vessels.
can
vessels.
D o lla rs.
D o lla rs .
Dollars*
D o lla rs .
66,035,739
92,802,352
139,657,043
202,234,900
228,164,855
201,544,055
92,274,100
109,744,580
81,212,077
74,385,116
112,040,395
117,209,536
122,965,225
136,802,024
153,237,077
163,285,710
177, 286,302
174,739,834
176,027,778
157,872,726
143,389,704
151,834,067
146,499,282
143,690,353
149,317,368
133,631,146
130,266,826
136,002,290
135,046,207
112,864,052
118,942,817
121,365,493
123,525,298
120,782,910
124,948,948
127,471,678
139,139,891
127,095,434
121.561,193
108,229,615
117.299.074
109,133,454
93,535,867
82,050,118
104,304,940
93,055,493
102,188,002
123,666,832
132,253,065
.160,649,571
168,488,129
176,550,716
151,919,733
150.528.075
147,100,976
146,640,912
170,849,680
193,094,242
198,923,666
281,334,841
449,872,543
648,256,478i

4,481,181
14,339,167
38,481,275
59,233, 620
134,001,399
134,106,098
113,497,629
143,175,340
248,350,818
174,170,536
333.471.763
300,622,035
248,659,583
300,612,231
309,140,510
363,020,644
445,416,783
471,806,765
405,320,135
382,949,568
321,139,500
329,665,833
307,407,565
310,499,699
603,494,913
491.840.269
571,517,802
664,175,576
512,611,192
443,613,801
491,937,636
543,392,216
668,222,357
686,120,881
623,740,100
676.611.763
648,535,976
695,184,394
603,810,334
690,638,362
626,890,521
619,784,338
492,086,003
581,673,650
701,223,735
683,016,858
744,766,235
835,844,210
790,595,186
878,188,230
971.397.270
1,163,698,060
971,111,234
1,090,001,007
1,319,438,085
1,289,510,673
1, S80,228,170
1,504,567,867
1,538,784,987
1,244,934,571
1,550,102,577
1,706,482,324

70,616,920
107.141.519
178,138,318
261.468.520
362.166.254
335, 650,153
205,771,729
252,919,920
329,562,895
248,555,652
445,612,158
417,831,571
371,624,808
437.314.255
462,377,587
526,306,354
622,703,086
646,546,599
581,347,913
540,822,294
464,529,204
481,399,900
453,906,847
464,089,952
652,812,281
625,471,415
701,784,628
700.177.866
647,557,399
556,377,853
610,880,453
664,757,709
691,747,655
706, 903,791
748,689,048
803,983,441
787.675.867
822,279,828
625,371,527
698,767,977
744,189,595
728, 917,792
585,621,870
663,723,668
805,528,675
776,071,351
846,954,237
959,511,042
922,848,251
1.038.787.801
1,139,885,399
1,340,248,776
1,123,030,967
1,240,529,082
1,466,539,061
1,436,151,485
1,551,077,850
1,697,662,109
1,737,708,653
1,526,269,412
1,999,975,120
2.354.738.802

94.2
86.6
78.4
77.3
63.0
60.1
44.8
43.4
24.6
29.9
25.2
28.1
33.1
31.3
33.1
31.0
28.5
27.0
30.3
29.2
30.9
31.6
?2.3
31.7
22.9
21.4
18.6
19.4
20.8
20.3
19.5
18.3
17.8
17.1
16.7
15.9
17.7
15.5
19.4
15.5
15.7
15.0
16.0
12.4
12.9
12.0
12.1
12.9
14.3
15.5
14.8
13.2
13.5
12.1
10.0
10.2
11.0
11.4
11.4
18.4
22.5
27.5

15,187,354
17,635,681
17,070,548
14,513,335
13,083,859
12,148,667
10,697,640
12,965,999
11,983,823
15,142,465
17,193,213
22,854,946
23,003,048
20,140,294
21,149,476
24,555,683
27,562,059
32,209,459
38,227,861
40,621,361
40,932,755
39,726,595
44.121.094
29.623.095
33,201,988
35,535,079
35.812.620
30,427,784
33,424,821
44,412,509
47,100,814
56,366,711
66,208,195
68,239,120
78,725,270
86,677,047
94,172,649
71,310,825
71,391,142
90,408,369
91.074.620
102,187,084
115,346,125
156,217,004
147,900,328
197,908,390
304,616,383

i Merchandise and specie to 1879, inclusive; merchandise only after 1879.




PRO G RESS
of th e

U nited States , 1800

OF

THE

U N IT E D

731

STATES,

to 1917— C o n tin u e d .

Transportation of foreign commerce *—Continued.

In American
vessels.

Exports from the United States.1
By sea.*
Per cent By land Total by land
In foreign
and sea.
Total. in Ameri­ vehicles.*
can
vessels.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

63,882,719
105,622,257
99,615,041
203,250,562
279,082,902
179,972,733
125,421,318
132,127,891
102,849,409
93,017,766
213.671.466
180,625,368
175,016,348
153,154,748
199.732.324
190,378,462
168,044,799
171,566,758
174^424,216
156,385,066
167.686.467
164,826,214
166,651,624
128,425,339
109.029.209
116.955.324
96,962,919
104.418.210
98,652,828
82,001,691
78,406,686
72,991,263
67,332,175
83,022,198
77,502,138
81,033,844
70,670,073
73,707,023
62,277,581
70,392,813
79,941,823
67,792,150
78,562,088
90,779,262
84,343,122
83,631,985
91,028,200
97,482,054
129,958,375
153,859,076
141,780,310
120,593,589
108,129,142
113,736,171
133,665,552
151,601,885
187,938,254
169,436,090
290,597,071
499,035,673
794,604,353

9,966,789
26,463,689
52,283,679
71,906,284
121,039,394
69,372,180
104,517,667
199,880,691
237,442,730
262,839,588
351,754,928
280,708,368
801,886,491
285,979,781
329,786,978
392,801,932
393,929,579
494,915,886
633,885,971
501,838,949
492,215,487
630,354,703
669,583,564
600,769,633
720,770,521
777,162,714
641,460,967
694.331,348
615,287,007
636,004,765
581,973,477
621,802,292
606,474,964
630,942,660
747,376,644
916,023,675
733,132,174
769,212,122
695,357,830
751,083,000
905,969,428
1,090,406,476
1,064,590,307
1,193,220,689
1,291,520,938
1,174,263,079
1,190,262,178
1,210,608,328
1,225,063,232
1,396,270,084
1,520,598,231
1,549,628,630
1,372,692,807
1,402,524,390
1,640,925,993
1,728,790,688
1,887,460,562
1,878,323,769
2,175,758,992
3.327,030,418
4,637,151,133

73,849,508
132,085,946
151,998,720
275,156,846
400,122,296
249,344,913
229,938,985
832,008,582
340.292.139
355,857,344
565.426.394
461,333,736
476,902,839
439,134,529
529,519,302
583.180.394
561,974,378
666,482,644
708.310.187
658,224,015
659,901,954
695,180,917
736.135.188
729,194,972
829,799,730
894,118,038
738,423,886
798,749,558
713,939,835
718,006,456
660,380,163
694,793,545
673.807.139
713,964,858
824,878,782
997,057,619
842,919,145
757,635,411
821,475,813
985,911,251
1,158,198,626
1,143,152,395
1,283,999,941
1,375,864,060
1,257,895,064
1,281,290,378
1,308,090,382
1,355,021,607
1,550,129,160
1,662,378,541
1,670.222,219
1,480,821,949
1,516,260,561
1.774.491.485
1,880,392,573
2,075,398,816
2,047,769,859
2,466,356,063
3,826,066,091
5.431.755.486

7 8 ,9 6 8 , 0 4 7

7 7 3 ,5 6 9 ,3 2 4

♦ Fiscal years.



Dollars.

86.5
80.0
65.4
73.8
70.0
72.1
54.6
39.8
30.2
26.1
37.8
39.2
36.7
34.9
37.7
32.7
30.0
25.7
24.6
23.8
25.4
23.7
22.7
17.6
13.1
13.1
13.1
13.1
13.8
11.4
11.9
10.5
10.0
11.6
9.4
9.3
8.1
8.8
8.7
8.2
8.5
8.1
6.9
6.9
7.1
6.1
6.6
7.1
7.5
9.6
9.9
8.5
7.2
7.3
7.6
7.6
8.1
9.1
8.3
XI. 8
13.0
14.6

Year.

Dollars.

73,849,508
132,085,946
151,998,720
275,166,846
400,122,296
249,344,913
229,938,985
332,008,582
340,292,139
355,857,344
665,426,394
461,333,736
476,902,839
439,134,529
529.519.302
7,798,156 590,978,550
10,015,089 671,989,467
10,799,430 677,282,074
8,509,205 716,819,392
7,304,376 665,528,391
6,324,487 666,226,441
6,767,170 701,948,087
7,511,365 743,646,553
7,439,862 736,634,834
6,838,928 835,638,658
8,259,308 902.377.346
12,118,371 750,542,257
25,089,844 823,839,402
26,573,774 740,513,609
24,183,299 742,189,756
19,144,667 679,524,830
21,389,666 716,183,211
22,147,368 695,954,507
28,436,517 742,401,375
32,949,902 857,828,684
81,923,439 884,480,810
33,220,629 1, 030.278.148
43,862,947
49,221,427 892,140,572
49,902,754 807,538,165
61,131,125 882,606,938
65,082,305 050,993,556
73,283,704 231,482,330
83,870,907 227.023.302
110,483,141 ,394,483,082
111,900,931 ,487,764,991
123,824,337 381,719,401
138,851,301 420,141,679
152,736,889
163,540,059 460,827,271
518,561,666
193,735,340 ,743,864,500
218,472,537 ,880,861,078
190,551,127 860.773.346
182,189,155 663,0X1,104
228,724,159 744,984, 720
274,828,714 049,320,199
323,929,836 204,322,409
890,485,334 465,884,150
316,819,289 364.579.148
302,233,277 768,689,340
507,416,794 333,482,885
795,408,564 227,164,050
*Including Great Lakes.
3No data prior to 1871.
8 5 2 ,6 5 7 ,3 7 1

8 0 3 ,8 0 2 ,2 4 7

8 4 7 ,6 6 5 ,1 9 4

.1800
,.1810
,.1820
.1830
,.1840
. .1850
,.1865
.I860
.1861
..1862
.1863
..1864
.1866
,.1866
,.1867
,.1868
,.1869
..1870
..1871
..1872
..1873
,.1874
.1876
.1876
,.1877
..1878
..1879
..1880
.1881
,.1882
.1883
.1884
.1885
.1886
,.1887
,.1888
,.1889
,.1890
.1891
.1892
.1893
.1894
.1895
.1896
,.1897
,.1898
,.1899
,.1900
.1901
,.1902
.1903
,.1904
.1905
.1906
.1907
.1908
.1909
.1910
.1911
.1912
.1913
.1914
.1915
.1916
.1917

732

PROGRESS

OF

THE

U N IT E D

STATES,

No. 400.-— t a t ist ic a l R eco r d o f t h e P r o g r e s s
S

Year.

Foreign commerce of principal customs districts.*
Massachusetts.1
New York.1
Philadelphia.1
Imports.
Exports.
Imports.
Exports.
Imports.
Exports.
D o lla rs,

D o lla rs,

1800..................
1810..................
1820..................
1830..................
1840........ :.......
1850..................
1855.................. 39,333,684
12,747,945
1860..................
1861.................. 35,883,012 14,587,624
1862.................. 22.106.451 12,918,531
1863
...... 26,999,283 17,696,462
1864
...... 30,189,931 16,789,714
1865
...... 24,389,735 19.862.181
42,650,884
1866*................. 45,280,555 19,097,852
18,515,870
18673.................
1868.................. 36,942,341 16,609,860
1869
...... 44,583,822 14,381,078
1870
..... 47,484,060 14,126,429
1871
...... 53*613,754. 13,424,627
1872
...... 70,275,066 22.644.383
67,969,345
1873................. 52,059,729 29,156,229
30.601.635
1874
......
51,908,587
1875
...... 37,222,890 80,842,697
37,247,136
1876
......
1877
...... 42,218,338 44.075.196
1878
...... 40.268.023 47,968,470
1879.................. 40.448.791 49,193,664
1880.................. 68,503,136 59,238,341
1881.................. 61,960,103 73.433.677
1882.................. 69,594,057 62,471,426
1883
...... 72,552,075 62,356,749
1884
...... 65,865,551 63,497,829
...... 53,445,929 62,000,103
1885
1886
...... 58,430,707 54.099.068
1887
...... 61.018.330 59,001,505
1888
...... 63,897,778 66, 833, 595
66.731.023 56.457.384
1889
..
1890
...... 62,876,666 71,201,944
1891
...... 71,212,614 77.020.081
1892
...... 71,780,489 87.175.636
1893
...... 79,357,654 85,460,422
1894
...... 53.309.331 83,972,460
1895
...... 66,889,118 85.505.196
1896
...... 79,179,864 95,851,004
1897....1.......... 90,178,419 100,857,281
1898
...... 51,475,099 117,531,903
1899
...... 52,097,960 128,037,149
1900
...... 72,195,939 112,195,555
1901
...... 61,452,370 143,708,232
1902
...... 71,921,436 102,404,304
1903
...... 86,310,586 88,126,444
1904
...... 80,657,697 89,845,772
1905
...... 100,317,881 87,804,492
98,739,647
1906
...... 106,442,077 100,872,147
1907
...... 124,432,977
1908
...... 93,678,716 96.051.068
1909
...... 112,472,595 76,157,558
1910
...... 129,006,184 70,516,789
116,597,440 71.534.082
1911
......................................
1912
...... 129,293,016 69,692,171
1913
...... 146.599.451 69.552,657
1914
...... 159,915,970 65.715.181
1915
...... 152.653.791 107.475.677
1916
..... , 210,900,243 131,229,946
1917
..... 217,905,287 225,578,485

D o lla rs.

231.310.086
188.790.086
130,525,949
175,522,885
227,407,442
152,248,978
302,505,719
277,469,510
236,791,028
282,060,008
281,048,813
348,755,769
416,162,512
418,709,493
376,732,380
357,136,893
303,466,910
298,261,378
292,797,559
302,349,053
459,937,153
435.450.905
493,060,891
496,005,276
465.119.630
380,077,748
419,338,932
456.698.631
470,426,774
472,153,607
516,426,693
537,786,007
536,538,112
548,558,593
415,795,991
477,741,128
499,932,792
480,603,580
402,281,050
465,559,650
537,237,282
527.259.906
559,930,849
618,705,662
600,171,033
679,629,256
734,350,823
853,696,952
688,215,938
779,308,944
935,990,958
881,592,689
975,744,320
1,048,320,629
1,040,380,526
931,011,058
1,191,865,982
1,338,199,355

D o lla rs.

80.047.978
126,675,195
133,816,192
186,866,391
164,800,158
202,509,041
271,964,092
181,700,239
174,737,626
165,936,208
196,614,746
222,710,489
228,510,651
269,529,299
304.634.338
262,433,225
262,851,576
282,217,379
336,493,677
335,870,295
392,560,090
407,181,024
344,503,775
361,425,361
329,883,267
344,514,761
314,329,411
316,347,219
310,627,496
319,838, 555
349,051,791
346,528,847
413,952,783
347,396,717
369,146,365
325,580,062
354,274,941
391,679,907
445,515,794
459,444,217
518,834,471
529.592.978
490,361,695
605,829,694
506,808,013
624,726,005
607,160,314
627,949,857
701,062,913
607,239,481
651,986,356
772,552,449
817,945,803
917,935,988
864.546.338
1,193,581,088
2,332,286,213
3,053,119,504

D o lla rs.

D o lla rs.

14,611,934
12,615,408
5,812,182
7,317,520
9,050,236
7,037,876
13,167,536
15,349,480
14,445,205
15,882,188
14,483,211
17.728.006
20,383,832
25,393,061
26,446,037
24,094,323
22,471,367
19,673,874
19,333,496
24,377,271
35,944,500
32.583.106
34,136,579
33,738,556
33,657,216
29,919,019
36,561,313
39,952,349
41,772,121
48,528,602
63,936,315
59,427,890
60,006,791
66,122,147
53,726,963
48,802,676
43,840,836
48,072,672
31,419,997
41,222,528
51,866,002
48,043,443
47,750,342
69,995,431
53.890.106
60,180,901
70,801,273
79,869,942
63.432.007
68,884,146
88,403,451
83,626,647
85,038,185
93,209,678
96,483,412
72,947,524
95,801,175
109,485,782

5,526,967
9,914,958
11,051,119
12,203,575
9,926,662
11,053,465
17,192,752
16,672,811
14,373,778
14,548,712
16,927,610
17,793,283
20,988,649
24,210,989
33,087,837
28,456,609
40,281,794
45.954.316
44,552,844
47,078,702
49,649,693
44,229,705
38,131,258
38,147,744
36,492,668
38,723,261
33.753.317
35,426,856
28,845,861
29,774,911
37,410,683
33,674,355
58,541,457
49,402,482
40,500,786
35,043,093
39,567,376
47,305,273
56,244,436
60,950,065
78.406.031
79,354,025
80,383,403
73,531,968
71,393,254
63,278,070
82,564,389
94,832,480
109,261,436
84,286,440
73.266.343
69,956,380
69,069,730
76.315.344
65,182,514
90,666,461
193,495,296
464.471.031

*The statistics since 1913 represent the commerce of the districts named in the boxhead, as rear­
i Fiscal years.
ranged July 1,1913. The former limits in almost all cases were more restricted, and the statistics are
accordingly not strictly comparable. Prior to 1914 the statistics given in this table for Massachusetts
and Maryland were returned as for the (former) districts of Boston and Baltimore, respectively.



of th e

U nited

733

FROGBESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
States , 1800 to 1917—Continued.

Foreign commerce of principal customs districts *—Continued.

Maryland.1
Imports. Exports.
Dollars.
Dollars.

New Orleans.
Imports. Exports.
Dollars.
Dollars.

9,781,205
9.412.898
3,695,082
4,483,593
6,835,341
4,816,454
8,155,991
12,209,509
12,929,349
15,863,032
19,512,468
24,672,871
28,834,566
29,251,444
29,283,894
27,787,461
22,805,346
22,322,544
16,899,855
14,017,604
19,945,989
16,189,816
14,938,258
14,599,179
11,423,665
11,849,696
11,696,944
12,535,920
11,741,585
15,223,844
13,140,203
20,555,687
13,418,523
16,150,946
11,978,900
12,260,706
13,476,630
11,371,193
8,907,118
J9,151,155
19,045,279
18,899,473
22,825,281
27,803,167
20,345,788
21,181,239
30,084,653
37,774,305
29,477,101
24,022,324
29,900,618
32,174,404
26,438,400
32,895,238
34,489,494
24.982.898
27,808,916
43,972,790

20,636,316
9,501,020
1.397.457
1,451,009
1,463,965
8,710,220
11,142,249
10,732,697
11,064,200
14,377,471
18,421,796
18,433,285
19,867,501
14,424,248
12,320,822
11,216,572
9,326,606
10,921,412
6,902,021
10,611,353
12,213,920
12,133,291
9,596,762
10,784,561
8,688,652
8,115,171
9,652,135
11,617,749
14.492.480
14,658,163
20,267,060
18,909,553
21,789,732
18,087,944
13,861,507
13,471,142
16,618,727
9.664.457
11,917,659
17,490,811
20,462,307
23.763.480
28,880,744
34,036,516
33,933,298
39,464,982
46,046,772
42,785,646
45,713,098
55,712,027
66,722,295
75,089,887
82,399,100
89,382,621
79,745,404
90,045,564
104,516,862

8,940,100
13,237,103
8,461,869
12,068,072
9,650,805
12,141,037
10,907,083
11,092,939
13,978,218
13,891,885
14,610,733
15,094,678
18,445,333
19,413,524
27,664,977
27,537,922
31,383,570
39,209,258
45,631,070
57,556,941
76,253,566
72.471.693
39,428,236
55,003,351
43,079,294
45.052.904
35,847,788
51,607,149
46,236,727
50,611,662
73.983.693
64,412,247*
98,850,197
71,506,995
78,422,129
61,938,991
66.398.905
85,692,651
118,845,580
107,156,240
115,530,378
106,239,081
80,532,512
81,704,497
82,836,164
91,215,058
109,925,046
104,808,952
89,988,505
77,550,658
77,381,507
85,120,843
92,210,877
116,474,439
109,690,231
131,978,498
180,703,374
374,033,121

* Fiscal years.

2Includes specie.




San Francisco.
Imports. Exports.
Dollars.
Dollars.

Year.

108,164,812 7,367,016 4,868,090
6,911,921 7,215,022 7,359,172
6,774,729 7,134,851
5,738,325 7,925,720 8,468,535
4,278,470 10,849,153 8,262,546
3,581,912 15,802,226 9,987,516
96,975,227 15,568,416 30,113,312
82,884,049 18,064,911 13,155,187
58,823,518 15,685,337 14,234,480
75,384,630 15,117,604 12.935.758
107,686,952 15,982,549 13,991,781
94,021,579 15,978,295
89,956,585 27.222.270 13,033,228
104,650,834 32,679,791 10,190,074
25,002,231
93,275,841 26,735,461 25,084,760
71,571,372 24,677,243 24,070,157
84,157,667 28,435,128 23,290,941
70,372,204 29,646,823 29,790,593
85,590,033 26,575,610 21,791,359
63,907,613 29,111,744 31,359,302
90,442,019
103,743,986 35,221,751 32,358,929
70,958,731 37,943,695 35,096,856
95,107,314 41.001.636 63,476,356
45,702,530 44,959,420
81,868,229 85,857,698 37,050,598
79,147,574 35,040,350 38,115,624
82,560,196 37,142,117 30,228,424
79,519,909 40,707,708 32.711.043
81,257,490 46,692,905 27,684,891
83,828,976 48,425,760 37,673,376
108,126,891 48,751,223 36,876,091
109,106,687 50,943,299 40,168, 771
131,252,873 47,135,684 40.737.044
77,838,043 46,291,099 31.144.180
81,529,453 38,146,626 24,903,009
68,413,362 36.269.637 24,873,148
31,582,910
80,986,791
101,494,120 34.375.945 39,647,606
112,826,681 42.822.945 41.223.759
30,214,904
87.993.277
115,858,764 85,746,577 40,368,288
47,869,628
152,776,599 35,161,753 34,596,792
134,486,863
149,072,619 35,102,981 38,183,755
33,502,616
148,595,103 36,454,283 32.547.181
37,542,978
150,936,947 46,675,545 49,924,026
150,479,326 44.433.271 39,916,269
170,562,428 54,094,570 33,026,664
159,455,773 48,261,476 28,000,069
144,981,625 49,998,111 31,669,370
140,376,560 49,350,643 31.180.760
172,835,293 53,885,021 40,624,903
149,160,910 69,235,471 49,249,734
169.980.277 62,501,681 66,021,385
193,839,961 67,111,081 63,374,909
209,373.159 76,068,028 81,500,979
211,498,749 113,645,919 94,558,987
303,510,401 144,027,410 142,890,207
4 1 ,4 0 0 ,3 1 7

8Imports and foreign exports inelude specie.

.1800
.1810
.1820
.1830
.1840
.1850
.1855
.1860
.1861
.1862
.1863
.1864
.1865
*1866
31867
.1868
.1862
-187C
.1871
.1872
.1873
.1874
.1875
.1876
.1877
.1878
.1872
.1886
.1881
.1885
.1888
.1884
.1885
1886
.1887
.1888
.1881
.1896
.1891
.1895
.1898
.1894
.1895
.189':
.1895
.1891
.1906
.190]
.1905
..190S
.1904
.1905
..m i
..190'
..1901
..1901
,.1911
..191]
..1915
..1911
..191*
..1915
. .1911
..1911
, .1 8 9 6

PR O G RESS OF T H E
N o. 4 0 0 .

U N IT E D

STATES,

— S tatistical R ecobd of the

Foreign commerce of principal customs districts *—Continued
Galveston.1>2

Georgia.;

W ashir

Imports.
1800.
1810.
1820.
1830.
1840.
1850.
1855.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866 ^
1867 s
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877,
1878,
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891,
1892.
1893.
1894*
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902,
1903.
1904.
1905,
1906
1907
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
*1
iI
rang
acco

Exports.

Imports.

Exports.

Imports.

Dollars.

Dollars,

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

533,153
175,222
111,357
571,757
679,966
266,517
509,231
1,253,927
1.741.000
2,426,626
1,419,955
1,216,265
1,332,940
1,411,594
1,078,368
856,089
1,094,514
3,101,324
3,022,274
1,511,712
1,119,708
1,157,370
757,133
705,309
715,8G8
722,656
415,792
648,021
1.317.000
863,452
680,717
369,575
602,770
779,101
1,166,180
2,921,366
1,453,545
953,801
969,246
1,511,119
1,847,646
4,992,361
5,018,876
7,029,186
5,693,609
3,355,358
2,488,006
3,530,945
4,309,758
7,820,638
12,245,062
10,147,643
7,682,763
8,505,116*
3
1

5,772,158
1,121,292
1,288,926
7,017,472
5,922,300
9,641,112
14,873,732
13,787,250
12,211,933
17,644,009
19,193,042
16,004,936
15,376,219
15,243,086
12,248,479
16,.452,061
16,749,889
26,767,107
15,523,388
29,629,047
20,454,948
12,679,154
16,966,851
18,902,888
15,703,147
15,576,192
24,446,831
33,772,005
35,386,256
37,476,494
35,011,788
41,886,651
36,397,091
58,198,174
68,428,621
78,476,681
85,657,524
101,857,300
96,722,066
104,121,087
145,316,457
120,182,043
166,317,652
237,308,494
161,352,201
189,464,335
173,178,992
220.504,917
218,146,097
281,457,858
255,767,608
230,391,960
190.248,657
266,279,258

782,061
175,328
334,596
257,512
474,078
748,977
1,001,917
1,090,717
627,410
820,258
741,333
755,901
490,771
521.342
494,892
428,519
483,802
876,092
847,694
483,281
652,360
652,625
426,353
201,765
293,727
373,981
472.343
515,862
301,904
337,867
352,948
425.681
273,555
415,906
391,634
376,154
430,040
645,067
671.682
1,037,366
924,061
1,488,692
1,503,069
2,203,867
2,043,847
2,152,441
3,855,373
5,296,746
5.129.979
4,461,852
6,269,676
3,251,148
1,777,700
2.098.979

18,351,554
267,096
17,934,119
16,679,420
24.648.156
21,063,698
29,747,058
32,937,042
28,250,671
32,675,500
30,213,831
29,666,666
22.682.312
16,205,706
18.545.446
21,527,235
23,992,304
27,575,161
19,745,889
22,813,347
19,947,349
20.871.446
20.304,812
23.783.313
20,256,113
17,865,454
30,884,451
33,506,426
25,704,173
19,839,782
25,527,486
20,523,760
21,409,027
23,442,727
28,938,166
24,029,572
38,251,981
46,738,967
41,525,428
54,140,882
53,770,382
62,244,837
64,839,551
63,039,824
61,695,330
50.900.156
63,428,155
72,076,045
104,286,925
58,235,404
110,594,981
74,918,800
45,895,738
83,113,480

(*) *
(3
j
11,561
49,283
24,250
40,604
70,883
34,787
34,063
32,914
35,028
24,566
24,954
37,715
51,498
30,962
26,522
17,515
22,264
51,076
95,441
137,971
238,036
660,675
347,818
407,418
361,502
305,289
476,9G2
572,637
839,709
1,230,399
2,222,395
' 5,483,846
7,066,131
5,058,069
7,239,718
7,148,563
6,721,060
11,970,799
12,177,243
11,285,096
7,378,328
13,614,438
25,353,373
22,208,814
26,959,891
28,910,491
36,654,675
39,011,250
51,473,683
55,391,565
68,466,567
135,580,910
198,321,257

;be customs district of Texas.
since 1913 represent the commerce of the districts named in the bos
13. The former lim its in almost all cases were more restricted, and the
strictly comparable. Prior to 1914, the statistics given in this table fo
jtum ed as for the (former) districts of Buffalo Creek and Detroit, respect




of th e

U n it e d

735

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
S t a t e s , 1800 to 1917— Continued.

Foreign commerce of principal customs districts*—Continued.
Chicago.2

Buffalo.*

Michigan. *

Im ports.

Exports.

Imports.

Exports.

Imports.

Exports.

Dollars,

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

60,214
77,348
62,129
134,204
322,352
311,455
1,095,585
355,790
344,174
423,889
735,894
575,154
953,111
1,658,625
808,517
561,549
521,537
327,420
399,920
272,766
847,935
860,108
1,237,437
649,090
918,240
9,918,2C9
10,183,209
11,704,472
12,721,445
13,099,920
13,590,124
15,303,373
14,975,557
18,448,404
15,485,838
15,053,146
15,545,819
11,527,552
10,141,413
12,153,814
15.309.725
14,531,748
16,860,702
20,122,325
21,088,397
18.144.726
22,210,010
25,016,561
26,171,943
23,670,778
26,760,661
30,585,936
28,748,742
32,537,279
38,630,9C3
29,497,831
26,553,627
30,144,080

1,165,183
3,522,343
2,303,275
3,544,085
3,529,034
4,590,350
2,644,475
1,824,371
5,052,002
3,742,256
2.613.072
5,580,174
3,090,386
6,049,663
7.112.936
3,429,355
3,446,551
3,434,638
3,781,899
2,836,502
3,445,379
4,201,723
3,198,461
3.723.548
2,905,926
2,083,403
2,309,577
1,461,242
1,632,037
2,181,432
2,480,852
2,340,020
3.677.937
4,084,487
3, G10,226
1,558,069
1.293.073
2.309.549
7,488,886
7,674,812
5.211.770
10,030,209
5.092.771
4,551,033
2,323,566
3,220,858
2,580,794
4,012,748
4,924,932
4, 774,758
6,528,720
6,916,022
7,664,928
4,868,901
8,687,501
23,565,257
8,563,523
6,015,518

960,589
642,853
631,506
771,834
1,621,191
1,440,601
2,195,409
757,886
671,054
737,736
896,349
1,038,701
1,367,515
1.900.228
1,450,072
1,329,326
1.582.435
1,410,383
944,104
1,342,600
1,703,038
1,761,605
3,232,230
2,056,979
1,851,825
2,030,310
2,367,831
2,530,530
2,980,474
3,002,557
3,127,094
2,930,022
2,776,369
3,397,289
2,620,814
2,890,423
3,437,180
3,226,463
2.206.033
2.153.229
2,794,909
2,867,645
3,469,077
4,311,186
4,466,053
4,864,987
5,596,153
6.252.034
7,982,642
6,787,007
7.565.436
7,776,314
7,774,662
9,153,669
26,346,651
24,956,042
28,532,812
41,748,588

3,826,932
330,752
1,631,712
2,008,599
2,750,576
2,876,836
2,731,325
1,573,249
712,094
1,180,049
1,188,255
1,273,224
1,915,613
2,818,408
3.293.440
2,351,766
2,740,851
3,420,648
3.528.441
2,537,732
2,403, G03
2,659,272
1,957,258
2,820,962
3,399,057
6,203,177
4,030,737
5,361,642
3,759,775
5,971,887
6,865,376
5,138,848
6,799,518
6,289.611
7,801,534
7,785,891
10,703*948
11,080*772
13,309,801
13,615,977
16.858.456
17,669,535
18,053,055
20,351,148
23,698,435
26,568,302
35,276,597
40,485,134
37,158,424
33,903,494
38,368,872
46,233,833
55,911,967
62,324,619
102,573,052
117,746,586
183.116.456
290,375,971

Year.

2,677,739
2,573,322
(3(v

705,125
642,982

841,409
3,857,619
761,432
5,630,385
329,494
3,3G5,920
266,939
2,502,144
329,6G6
2,820,628
326,094
3,400,997
3.110.894
267,698
337,836
2.625.993
389,117
2,686,387
514,422
2,916,406
766,945
2,499,004
871,407
3.683.994
322,107
2,520,580
193,684
3,258,576
232,496
3,307,693
329,9S5
3,742,631
277,856
4,064,923
253,614
5,906,596
424,184
5,358,215
371,478
4,430,117
393,543
5,051,938
359,158
5,875,187
387,390
6,043,022
422,505
6,440,784
421,0G8
6,774,544
505,170
5.753.014
681,401
5,212,155
579,248
4,834,612
1,641,477
4,569,729
4, 546, 644
2,365,521
4,220,770
3,746,410
4,429,0S4
3,290,277
5,015,247
4,001,346
7,339,127
3,631,815
8,010,354
3,075,047
4,134,917 14,488,028
3,7S3,667 13,981,151
5,233,914 35,784,215
6,034,430 18,584,971
4,933,319 22,592,340
7.073.014 26,166,303
6,309,610 29,916,082
7,277,740 33,755,064
6,927,281 31,401,480
8.354.894 27,257,804
11,122,903 34,788,677
13,432,519 46,182,245
14,703,523 55,016,025
14,408,594 66,706,609
30,305,617 87,676,161
31,414,948 73,959,328
35,951,112 135,950,148
67,715,077 217,120,263

* Fiscal years.
* Not separately stated.
* Includes specie.
8 Im ports and foreign exports include specie.




..1800
..1810
..1820
..1830
..1840
-.1850
..1855
..I860
..1861
-.1862
..1863
..1864
..1865
.*1866
. 61867
.1868
-.1869
..1870
..1871
..1872
..1873
..1874
..1875
..1876
..1877
-.1878
..1879
..1880
..1881
..1882
..1883
..1884
..1885
..1886
..1887
..1888
..1889
..1890
..1891
.1894
.1895
.1606
.1897
.1898
.1899
.1900
,.1901
.1902
.1903
.1904
.1905
.1906
,.1907
.1908
.1909
1910
.1911
.1912
.1113
.1914
.1915
.1916
.1917

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,

736

N o . 4 0 0 .— S tatistical R ecord of t h e P ro g ress
Foreign commerce, by groups of customs districts.*
Year.

A tlantic coast districts.

Gulf coast districts.

Mexican border districts.

Imports.
1800..
1810..
1820..
1830..
1840..
1850..
1855..
1860..
1861..
1862..
1863..
1864..
1865..
18661.
1867s.
1868..
1869..
1870..
1871..
1872..
1873..
1874..
1875..
1876..
1877..
1878..
1879..
1880..
1881..
1882..
1883..
1884..
1885..
1 8 8 6 ..
1887..
1888..
18891.
1890..
1891..
1892..
1893..
1894..
1895..
1896..
1897..
1898..
1899..
1900..
1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
1915..
1916..
1917..

Imports.

Exports.

Imports.

Exports.

Dollars.

.
.
.

Exports.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

304,576,874
253,277,987
168,109,758
219,919,117
279,254,975
193,741,158
374,188,196
362.801.074
307,792,141
365,816,530
370,613,980
453,717,194
544,331,902
551,248,830
492,702,019
467,837,657
390,689,793
387,948,496
373,748,061
385,008,707
589,623,936
552,949,557
620.455.553
625,153,920
583,397,462
481,844,535
5 3 3 .6 4 1 .5 5 4
578,039,609
595,776,426
609,888,373
653,534,537
697,964,807
689,457,889
717.360.074
637,643,885
613,737,342
645*204,456
639,407,219
502,145,575
576,163,388
693.112.563
670,622,399
724,370,676
821,251,923
779,237,183
888,238,697
974,562,799
1,133,032,203
907.184.563
1,018,847,312
1,227,154,723
1,163,540,071
1,268,100,584
1,375,849,835
1,374,620,578
1,212,655,650
1,562,179,535
1,763,466,262

160.215.768
180,889,215
173,114,032
237,273,226
207,360,311
257,458,920
360,622,114
270,690,423
265,763,220
247,275,919
293,440,129
323,470,814
343,661,756
403,674,402
462,643,544
420,975,868
437,197,293
478.753.447
540,415,085
559,608,405
651,413,193
687,024,077
556,823,209
597,387,924
542,779,590
563,743,207
5 0 5 ,3 6 1 ,5 6 2
538,942,998
522,695,810
548,010,836
628,864,721
637,454,280
753,106,829
624,278,456
670,266,025
590,392,743
635,841,697
733,204,968
862,325,006
870,754,673
963.569.447
1,002,840,573
895,444,758
904,171,980
897,106,123
917,349,861
1,061,778,069
1,079,770,229
1,155,761,363
976.962.769
1,018,143,541
1,166,468,889
1,262,679,331
1,348,811,300
1,304,108,797
1,739,159,496
3,039,147,369
4,395,502,570

22,303,319
10,104,016
60,226
1,418,720
1,469,471
1,476,248
9,378,252
12,225,732
11,865,890
11,811,248
16.505.977
21,507,420
22.360.977
23,890,378
17,332,278
15,402,780
14,685,773
12.030.237
13,918,188
8,857,913
12,658,251
16,743,528
16,381,224
12,279,499
12,947,581
10,820,200
1 0 ,0 8 1 ,8 3 6
11,962,779
13,864,603
17,289,117
17,820,559
23,214,484
21,750,457
24,682,332
20,680,768
16,709,350
17,548,262
19.991.237
13,062,729
17,483,250
23,692,936
26,669,898
31,076,809
38,378,060
43,923,657
48,209,910
53,983,654
62,908,323
59,340,735
59,565,904
68,704,561
82,147,619
92,244,523
103,612,409
120,372,034
102,388,415
110,154,169
128,349,000

153,679,708
17,021,888
99,322
5,796,783
4,297,968
3,621,667
157,690,804
113,101,930
88,056,474
106,566,237
146,019,909
131,171,151
118,536,215
137,200,779
126,442,800
100,038,911
118,039,364
101.283.386
110,420,290
89,868,207
117,648,840
140,565,822
94,094,117
131.026.387
110,108,510
97,798,086
1 0 5 ,4 3 0 ,6 2 3
104,229,271
104,674,403
107,599,539
141,119,618
151,940,836
174,686,492
125,691,932
126,787,667
122,138,450
131,320,385
181,269,115
201,847,700
194,390,356
234,107,671
285,464,529
263,079,196
285,021,044
334,794,649
319,544,369
368,723,184
469,273,078
396,552,136
409,630,809
399,100,499
487,929,157
463,973,859
543,076,878
566,387,362
508,434,734
485,403,919
685,315,838

* Fiscal years, currency values.




528,354
£0,492
5,063
63,102
81,886
338,397
725,142
958,575
1,248,533
1,327,412
1,473,671
1,485,110
1,663,781
1,698,149
1,453,894
1,585,368
1,525,692
2,273,179
2,513,373
2,208,684
1,939,268
1,914,643
2,421,840
3,730,166
5,089,105
5,712,454
8,182,308
9,353,325
11,106,375
12,500,667
13,825,550
8,228,892
2,434,549
3,686,509
4,135,398
5,065,146
4,632,001
5,377,669
10,142,272
13,704,334
13,377,200
12,449,975
14,981,271
16,944,791
18,001,491
10,868,544
16,178,002
22,911,198
'20,363,988
22,512,229
27,059,660
32,802,909
20,801,472
33,797,117
49,334,306

*Includes specie.

1,011,776
74,060
33,249
300
391,540
1,329,791
1.576.245
2,213,292
3,348,417
2,338,211
2,904,723
2,446,360
2,558,268
2,565,611
2.920.245
3,391,787
3,068,695
3,624,710
3,722,070
4,732,519
5,435,702
4,641,820
2,624,531
2 ,0 9 5 ,0 3 6
2,654,099
3,442,564
4,400,771
5,608,229
7,540,694
6,992,877
12,151,900
7,344,601
8,954,873
10,983,740
13,998,575
12,134,863
15.819.832
22,320,157
21.147.121
24,231,221
25,935,871
29,260,684
26.245.121
34,925,348
41.100.832
33,101,272
27,135,805
29,106,100
30,396,911
27,193,816
24,902,645
16,630,369
14,801,494
20,510,636
33,139,215

PBODHESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
[
t

e d

St

ate s

1800

,

to

1917— Continued.

Foreign commerce, by groups of customs districts*—Continued.
Pacific coast districts.

Northern border districts.

Interior districts.

Exports.

Imports.

Exports.

Imports.

Exports.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

4,981,202
7,484,389
7,295,110
8,481,438
8,725,845
10,905,464
30.820.961
12,556,145
15,025,473
13,641,514
14,647,458
14,111,021
11,391,270
26,722,371
28,363,310
27,318,210
28,015,527
34,714,978
28,751,971
36,957,727
38,888,418
40,535,793
65,359,509
53,497,040
46,394,722
47,922,981
39,824,480
41,414,089
36,313,693
48,846,762
45,361,463
52,582,577
55.825.634
34,599,339
44,071,109
58,925,171
74,183,222
56,203,575
70,175,057
69.533.962
) 87,515,263
79,253,334
65,722,816
103,121,575
101,770,160
92.029.634
94,207,094
69,949,403
73,188,636
94,261,132
127.542,331
146,856,469
136,243,148
173,685,617
273,193,851
333,955,377

18,835,673
18,657,895
15,394,992
14,024,262
24,747,682
27,580,493
46,043,368
24,540,698
21,565,069
23,752,200
31,639,318
27,302,479
30,708,353
32,121,612
28,595,118
22,911,986
24,790,152
19,614,391
20,565,779
20.816.859
27,727,791
31,545,607
43,132,577
36,927,410
32,254,057
41,845,363
43,908,840
46,792,976
51,263,444
51,065,631
49,540,334
49,584,345
46,009,909
41,692,558
51,016,783
56,153,380
50,066,412
39,478,025
45,588,324
59.947.859
57,119,751
67,756,020
82,054,497
83,744,295
90,029,593
97,927,685
109,172,280
114,873,922
112,690,231
129,123,041
137,723,850
137,882,121
153,612,547
205,273,412
164,897,211
214,196,786
338,349,328

13.687.603
14,084,281
12.582.973
16,300,524
14.478.225
16.228.067
16,292,215
9,617,502
12,943,779
12,936,234
15,042,848
20,435,159
16,184,481
22.171.225
30.292.973
22,504,992
23,902,344
► 28,113,794
26,927,295
22,134,459
24,063,497
30,529,584
29,532,903
36,492,349
36,588,967
30,100,950
26,813,129
28,942,754
28,828,037
33,543,467
36,874,653
34,962,423
39,666,323
53,142,940
60.389.603
63,595,594
80,980,660
89,403,972
104,267,087
107,938,789
111,441,279
125,758,847
133,942,317
152,300,325
176,664,860
198,673,650
181,146,516
179,329,260
225,398,112
269,889,577
322,370,708
401,997,518
341,183,200
332,019,531
515,227,110
842,135,394

4,609,320
5,370,027
8,212,431
8,153,390
7,535,470
8,069,023
9,464,967
7,695,789
5,507,485
7,781,836
7,957,929
6,034,388
7,408,290
8,894,044
10,414,902
12,111,722
14,182,954
14,233,132
13,796,210
16,819,595
20,167,324
20,092,391
18,676,945
20,397,177
20,747,924
21,037,117
23,978,819
22,705,357
14,568,584
14,580,134
20,997,652

4 2 ,2 2 9 ,5 0 4

3 6 ,0 6 1 ,0 3 2

5 2 ,9 2 3 ,4 3 0

* Fiscal years, currency values.

32951°— s a 1917------ 17



4 3 ,4 1 3 ,4 0 2

4 9 .9 9 1 .0 6 7

.1 8 9 3

9 ,2 9 4 ,5 0 1

7 ,2 2 4 ,0 0 3

.1800
.1810
.1820
.1830
.1840
.1850
.1855
.1860
.1861
.1862
.1863
.1864
.1865
1866
1867
.1868
.1869
.1870
.1871
.1872
.1873
.1874
.1875
.1876
.1877
.1878
.1879
.1880
.1881
.1882
.1883
.1884
.1885
.1886
.1887
.1888
.1889
.1890
.1891
.1892
.1894
.1896
.1897
.1898
.1899
.1900
.1901
.1902
.1903
.1804
.1905
.1906
.1907
.1908
.1909

404
10,879
450,894
43,663
840,017
7,684
133

415
2,879
3,655
4,965
3,058
47,832
374,533
562,364
239,339
25,972
488,468

3 Imports and foreign exports

.1 8 9 5

738

PROGRESS OE THE GNITEI) STATES,
No. 4 0 0 . — S t a t is t ic a l R ec o r d o f t h e P ro gress

Farm s.1
Year.

1800....................
1810....................
1820....................
1880...................
1840....................
1850....................
1855...................
1860....................
1861.....................
1862.....................
1863....................
1864....................
1865....................
1866....................
1867....................
1868....................
1869....................
1870....................
1871....................
1872....................
1873.....................
1874.....................
1875....................
1876....................
1877....................
1878....................
1879....................
1880.....................
1881....................
1882.....................
1883....................
1884....................
1885.....................
1886.....................
1887.....................
1888.....................
1889....................
1890.....................
1891.....................
1892....................
1893....................
1894.....................
1895....................
1896....................
1897....................
1898.....................
1899.....................
1900....................
1901....................
1902....................
1903.....................
1904....................
1905....................
1906....................
1907....................
1908....................
1909....................
1910....................
1911.....................
1912....................
1913.....................
1914....................
1915....................
1916....................
1917...................

Persons
Value
Num ber of engaged in farm s andof
farm
farms.
agricul­
property.23
ture.

Numbtr.
1,449,073
2,044,077

Dollars.
3,967,343,680
7,980,493,063

Farm anim als.
Value of
products.

Total value.

Cattle.

Dollars,

Dollars.

Number.

544,180,516
i, 089,329,915

14,971,586
17,778,907
25,616,019

997.454.000
922.104.000
1.137.510.000
M 1,958,030,927 1.518.465.000
1.643.494.000
1.527.924.000
1.511.885.000
1.481.106.000
1.458.337.000
1.460.386.000
1.468.668.000
1.534.297.000
1.444.102.000
2,212,540,927 1,576,917,556
1,721, 795,252
1,906,468,252
2,338,215,768
2.467.868.924
2,456,428,383
2,365,159,862
2,400,586,938
2,409,043,418
2,507,050,058
2,460,107,454 2,418,766,028
2,329,787,770
2,461,765,698
2,483,506,681
2,170,816,764
1,819,446,306
1,727,926,084
1,655,414,612
1.888.654.925
1,997,010,407
4,717,069,973 2,228,123,134
3,011,254,076
2,989,170,150
3,102,515,540
2,998,247,479
3,006,680,737
3,675,389,442
4,423,697,853
4.331.230.000
4.525.259.000
*8,498,311,413 6.138.486.000
6.276.438.000
5.008.327.000
5.501.783.000
5.891.229.000
5.969.253.000
6.020.670.000
6.735.612.000

20,079,725
20,634,052
21.433.099
25.484.100
26.236.200
26,693,300
26.989.700
26.923.400
27.220.200
27.870.700
29,216,900
30.523.400
33,234,500
33.258.000
33,307,363
35.891.870
41,171,762
42,547,307
43,771,295
45,510,630
48,033,833
49,234,777
50,331,142
52.801.907
52,895,239
54,067,590
52,378,283
53,095,568
50,368,845
48.222.995
46,450,136
45,105,083
43,984,340
43,902,414
62.333.870
61,424,599
451,764,433
61,049,315
61.241.907
66,861,522
72.533.996
71.267.000
71.099.000
69.080.000
60.502.000
57.959.000
66.527.000
56.592.000
58.329.000
61.920.000
64.583.000

-

2,659,985

6,922,471 58,944,857,749

4,008,907

7,713,875 12, i.80,50i, 538

4,564,64i

8,565,926 16,082,267,689

5,737,372 10,38i,765 120,439,901,164

6,361,602 12,659,203 840,991,449,090

1 The figures are those of the Bureau of the Census, cover census years, and relate to continenta
United States.
2 The item live stock,” w hich forms a part of the total value, includes for 1850,1860, and 1870 only
reported value of live stock on farms; for 1880 and 1890, estimates for value of range anim als; and for
1900 and 1910, value of live stock on both farms and ranges.
3Includes mules.
* Included w ith horses.
* Gold values being 80 per cent of currency values reported.



of th e

U nited

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
S tates , 1800 to 1917—Continued.

73«

Production of principal c
modifies.

Farm animals—Continued.
Horses.

Sheep.

Mules.

Swine.

Wool.*

W heat.*

Number.

Number.

Number.

Number.

Pounds.

Bushels.

84,335,669
4,336,719
6,249,174

19,311,374
21,773,220
22,471,275

^59,331
" i ‘i6 it'i48

26,301,293
30,354,213
33,512,867

5,401,263
5,756,940
6,332,793
8.249.000
8.702.000
8,990,900
9,222,470
9,333,800
9,504,200
9,735,300
10,155,400
10.329.700
10.938.700
11,202,000
11,429,626
10,521,554
10,838,110
11,169,683
11,564,572
12,077,657
12,496,744
13,172,936
13,663,294
14.214.000
14,056,750
15,498,140
16,206,802
16,081,139
15,893,318
15,124,057
14,364,667
13,960,911
13,665,307
13.538.000
16,744,723
16,631,224
16,557,373
16,736,059
17,057,702
18,718,578
19,746,583
19.992.000
20.640.000
21.040.000
20.277.000
20.509.000
20.567.000
20.962.000
21.195.000
21.159.000
21.210.000

39,385,386
38,991,912
37,724,279
40.853.000
31.851.000
31.679.300
33,002,400
33.938.200
33,783,600
35.935.300
35.804.200
35,740,500
38,123,800
40.766.000
43,569,869
45,016,224
49,237,291
50,626,626
50,360,243
48,322,331
44,759,314
43,544,755
42,S59,079
44.336.000
43,431,136
44,938,365
47,273,553
45,048,017
42,294,064
38,298,783
36,818,643
37,656,960
39,114,453
41.883.000
69,756,718
62,039,091
63,964,876
51,630,144
45,170,423
50,631,619
53,240,282
54.631.000
66.084.000
57.216.000
63.633.000
52.362.000
51.482.000
49.719.000
49.956.000
48.625.000
47.616.000

822,386
855,685
921,662
1,180,000
1.242.300
1.276.300
1.310.000
1,339,350
1,393,750
1.414.500
1.443.500
1.637.500
1,713,100
1.730.000
1,720,731
1,835,169
1,871,079
1,914,126
1,972,569
2,052,593
2,117,141
2,191,727
2,257,574
2.331.000
2,296,532
2,314,699
2,331,128
2,352,231
2,333,108
2,278,946
2,215,654
2,190,282
2,134,213
2.086.000
2,864,458
2,767,017
2,728,088
2,757,916
2,888,710
3,404,061
3,816,692
8.869.000
4.053.000
4.123.000
4.323.000
4.362.000
4.386.000
4.449.000
4.479.000
4.593.000
4.723.000

24,693,534
24,317,258
23,316,476
26,751,400
29.457.500
31,796,300
32,632,050
30,860,900
28,062,200
25,726,800
28.077.100
32.262.500
34.766.100
84.034.100
36,247,683
44,122,200
43,270,086
44,200,893
45,142,657
46,092,043
44,612,836
44,346,525
50,301,592
51.603.000
50,625,106
52,398,019
46,094,807
45,206,498
44,165,716
42,842,759
40,600,276
39,759,993
38,651,631
37.079.000
56,982,142
48,698,890
46,922,624
47,009,367
47,320,511
52,102,847
54,794,439
56.084.000
54.147.000
47.782.000
65.620.000
65.410.000
61.178.000
58.933.000
64.618.000
67.766.000
67.503.000

35,802,114
84,823,272
62,516,959 100,485,943
60,264,913 173,104,924
75.000. 000
90.000. 000
106,000,000
123.000. 000
142.000. 000
155.000. 000 151,999,906
160.000. 000 212.441.400
168,000,000 224,036,600
100,102,387 260,146,900
162,000,000 235.884.700
160,000,000 230.722.400
150.000. 000 249,997,100
158.000. 000 281.254.700
170.000. 000 308.102.700
181.000. 000 292.136.000
192.000. 000 289,356,500
200.000. 000 364,194,146
208.250.000 420.122.400
155,681,751 448,766,630
232.500.000 498,549,868
240.000. 000 383,280,090
272.000. 000 504,185,470
290.000. 000 421,086,160
300.000. 000 512.765.000
308.000. 000 357.112.000
302.000. 000 457.218.000
285.000. 000 456.329.000
269.000. 000 415.868.000
191,278,084 490.560.000
276.000. 000 399.262.000
285.000. 000 611.780.000
294.000. 000 515.949.000
303.153.000 396,131,725
298,057,384 460,267,416
294,296, 726 467,102,947
272,474,708 427,684, 846
259,153,251 530,149,168
266,720,684 675,148,705
272,191,330 547,303,846
288,636,621 522,229, 505
302,502,328 748,460,218
316.341.032 670,063,008
287.450.000 637,821,835
291.783.032 552,399,517
295,488,438 692,979,489
298,915,130 735,260,970
298,294,750 634.087.000
811,138,321 664.602.000
828.110.749 737.189.000
821.362.750 635.121.000
318,547,900 621.338.000
304,043,400 730.267.000
296,175,300 763.380.000
290.192.000 891.017.000
285.726.000 1,025,801,000
288.490.000 636.318.000
285.573.000 650.828.000

Year.

.1800
.1810
.1820
.1830
.1840
.1850
.1855
-I860
.1861
.1862
.1863
.1864
.1865
.1866
,.1867
.1868
.1869
.1870
.1871
.1872
.1873
.1874
.1875
.1876
.1877
,.1878
.1879
,.1880
..1881
.1882
,.1883
.1884
,.1885
.1886
,4887
.4888
.4889
.1890
,4891
.1892
,4893
.1894
.1895
.1896
4897
.1899
.1900
.1901
.1902
.1903
.1904
.1905
.1906
.1907
.1908
.1909
.1910
.1911
.1912
.1913
.1914
.1915
.1916
.1917

* Calendar years.
* Includes betterm ents and additions to live stock.
*Includes value of buildings, $3,556,639,496. The Twelfth Census Was the first to collect, statistics
of buildings on farms.
* Includes value of buildings, $6,325,451,528.
* Gross value of all farm products. The figures of the various censuses are not com parable,
reasons for which will be found in census reports.
» Preliminary figures.



740

Year.

1800.
1810.
1820.
1830.
1840.
1850. ...
1855.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866. ...
1867. ...
1868. ...
1869. ...
1870. ...
1871. ...
1872. ...
1873. ...
1874. ...
1875. ...
1876. ...
1877. ...
1878. ...
1879. ...
1880. ...
1881. ...
1882. ...
1883. ...
1884. ...
1885. ...
1886. ...
1887. ...
1888. ...
1889. ...
1890. ...
1891. ...
1892. ...
1893. ...
1894. ...
1895. ...
1896. ...
1897-.....
1898. ...
1899. ...
1900. ...
1901. ...
L902.....
1903.....
L904.....
1905.....
L906.....
L907.,...
1908.....
L909.....
1910.....
1911. ...
1912. ...
L913. ...
1914.....
L915.,...
1916.....
1917.....

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
No. 4 00.—Statistical R ecord of the P rogress

Corn.*

Bushels.
377,531,875
592,071,104
838,792,740
867,946,295
768,320,000
906,527,000
874,320,000
1,094,255,000
991,898,000
1,092,719,000
932,274,000
850,148,500
1,321,069,000
1,283,827,500
1,342,558,000
1,388,218,750
1,547,902,000
1,717,434,543
1,194,916,000
1,617,025,100
1,551,066,895
1,795,528,000
1,936,176,000
1,665,441,000
1,456,161,000
1,987,790,000
2,112,892,000
1,489,970,000
2,060,154,000
1,628,464,000
1,619,496,131
1,212,770,052
2,151,138,580
2,283,875,165
1,902,967,933
1,924,184,660
2,078,144,000
2,105,102,516
1,522,519,891
2,523,648,312
2,244,176,925
2,467,480,934
2,707,993,540
2,927,416,091
2,592,320,000
2,668,651,000
2,772,376,000
2,886,260,000
2,531,488,000
3,124,746,000
2,446,988,000
2,672,804,000
2,994,793,000
2,566,927,000
3,159,494,000

Production of principal commodities—Continued.
Sugar.f
Cotton.f
Running Equivalent
bales, 500-pound
Gold*
Rice.f1
Cane.
counting .bales, gross
Beet.
round as weight.
half bales.
Pounds.
Pounds.
Dollars.
Bounds,
Number. Number.
73,222 667.233.600
153,509
« 2,463
177,824 678.804.600
286,195
63.292.000
B73,112
334,728
575,540
81.351.600
#564,950
732,218
1,026,393
120,851,074 811,697,829
84.252.600
1,634,954 1.347.640
247.577.000 50.000. 000
2,454,442 2,136,083 102.775.800
414.725.000 55.000. 000
3,665,557 3,220,782 103.606.200
230.982.000 46.000. 000
3,849,469 3,841,416 106.279.200
2,051,830
274.724.000 43.000. 000
4.500.000 4,490,586
2,086,280
539,830,500 39.200.000
1.600.000 1,596,653
1,580,790
449,059
103.040.000 40.000. 000
450.000
4, 740,580
299,372
'85,060,000 46.100.000
300.000
10,246,490
11,200,000 53.225.000
2.269.316 2,093,658
25,154,720
20,680,000 53.500.000
2,097,254 1.948.077
50.400.000 61.725.000
27,813,790
2,519,554 2,345,610
43,651,910
i2896,000 51.520.000 48.000. 000
2,366,467 2,198,141
53.970.880
,100,801,225 49.500.000
123,011,996
2,409,597
54.888.880
87.043.000 50.000. 000
4.352.317 4,024,527
178,304,592 43.500.000
39,325,990
2,974,351 2,756,564
52,275,780
156,352,125 36.000. 000
3,930,508 3,650,932
62,400,380 1,120,000 134,832,493 36.000. 000
4,170,388 3,873,750
67.813.400 1.568.000 108,640,119 33.490.900
3,832,991 3,528,276
83.860.800
fl42,240,691 33.467.900
4,632,313 4,302,818
86,628,200 12224,000 [172,480,070 39,929,200
4,474,069 4.118.390
77.732.400
1199,360,570 46.897.400
4,773,865 4,494,224
[159,041,941 51.206.400
81.513.800
5,074,155 4.745.078
85.596.800
5,755,359 5,466,387
448,000 250,880,753 38.900.000
111,868,990 2.688.000 178.872.000 36.000. 000
6,605,750 6,356,998
[285,302,899 34.700.000
5,456,048 5.136.447 102,604,810
99.985.000 ^21,120,000 171,074,950 32,500,00T)
6,949,756 6,833,442
[318,746,258 30.000. 000
5,713,200 5,521,963 110.700.000
5.682.000 5.477.448 109.561.600 1,198,400 302,944,230 30.800.000
6,575,691 6,369,341 150.195.000 2.134.720 225,962,963 31.801.000
6,505,087 6,314,561 155,669,500 1.344.000 302,754,486 35.869.000
7,046,833 6,884,667 113,630,700 1.792.000 191,282,272 33.136.000
6,938,290 6,923,775 124.733.200 4,603,200 375,904,197 33.167.500
7,472,511 7,472,511 131.722.000 4,168,640 344,756,221 32.967.000
8,652,597 8,562,089 136.800.000 4.934.720 301,284,395 32.845.000
9,035,379 8,940,867 155.665.600 7,748,160 497,169,856 33.175.000
6,700,365 6,658,313 237,546,900 11,997,440 370,579,307 33.015.000
7.493.000 7,433,056 122,865,160 26,920,320 498,455,926 35.955.000
9,901,251 10,025,534 109.820.800 44,688,000 610,825,618 39.500.000
7,161,094 7,146,772 168,665,440 45,006,080 729,392,561 46.610.000
8,532,705 8.515.640
96.886.400 65,452,800 543,633,726 53.088.000
10,897,857 10,985,040 116,301,760 84,080,640 644,175,323 57.363.000
11,189,205 11,435,368 136, 990,720 90,491,520 708,251,878 64.463.000
9,393,242 9.345.391 219.278.200 72,735,040 568,789,795 71.053.400
10,102,102 10,123,027 253.139.200 163,458,075 322,549,011 79.171.000
9,582,520 9,509,745 388.035.200 172,164,160 623,774,123 78.666.700
10,588,250 10,630,945 319,292,960 369,211,733 728,650,448 80.000. 000
9,819,969 9,851,129 560.750.000 436,811,685 745,805,875 73.591.700
13,451,337 13,438,012 586,001,056 481,209,087 525.952.000 80.464.700
10,495,105 10,575,017 377,971,917 484.266.430 784,000,000 88.180.700
12,983,201 13,273,809 495.966.000 625,841,128 766/080,000 94,373,800
11,057,822 11,107,179 520.500.000 967.224.000 544.320.000 90.435.700
13,086,005 13,241,799 608.045.000 927.256.430 788.480.000 94.560.000
10,072,731 10,004,949 676,888,889 851.768.000 828.800.000 99.673.400
11,568,334 11,608,616 680,833,334 1.024.938.000 750.400.000 96,269,100
15,553,073 15,692; 701 637,055,556 1.020.344.000 710.080.000 96.890.000
13,488,539 13,703,421 695,944,444 1,199,000,000 721,748,160 93.451.500
13,982,811 14,156,486 715,111,111 1.385.112.000 325,147,200 88,301,023
15,905,840 16,134,930 656,916,667 1.466.802.000 601,074,880 94,531f 800
11,068,173 11,191,820 804,083,333 1.444.108.000 493.239,040 101,035,700
11,363,915 11,511,000 1,135,027,778 1.748.440.000 277,240,320 92,590,300
11,231,263 11,044,227 1,007,722,222 1.641.314.000 621.799.000 M84,456,600

♦ Calendar years.
t The production statistics are exclusive of Iinters and relate, when possible, to the year of growth, b u t
when figures for the growth year are wanting, a commercial crop which represents the trade movement
is taken. The statistics of production nave been compiled from publications of the United States
D epartm ent of Agriculture for 1858 to 1898,
1 Cleaned rice; 1800 to 1903, commercial move m ent, as given by Dan Talmage’s Sons Co.; 1904 to date
as reported by the Departm ent of Agriculture,
* Commercial value.
3 01380 pounds net.
*G a llo n s B o ld .
&Exports.



741

PROGRESS OF THE U N IT E D STATES.
op th e

U n it e d S t a t e s , 1800

to

1917—Continued.

Production of principal commodities—Continued.
Mineral
waters.*

Silver.*

Alumi­
num.*

Cement.*

Dollars.*

Pounds,

Barrels.* Long tons. Long tons. Shorttons, Gallons.4

9 253,400
252,300
50,900
52,000
156,800
2,062,000
4,684,800
8,842,300
11.443.000
11.642.200
10.356.400
13.866.200
12.306.900
12.297.600
16.434.000
23.588.300
29.396.400
35.881.600
36.917.500
30.485.900
34,919,800
36.991.500
40.401.000
35.477.100
34.717.000
37.657.500
41.105.900
39.618.400
41.921.300
42.503.500
39.482.400
40.887.200
43.045.100
46.838.400
57.242.100
57.630.000
55.662.500
46.800.000
31.422.100
36.445.500
39.654.600
32.316.000
32.118.400
32.858.700
36.741.100
33.128.400
29.415.000
29,^22,000
33,456,024
34.222.000
38.256.400
37.299.700
28.050.600
28.455.200
30.854.500
32.615.700
39.197.400
40,864,871
40.067.700
37.397.300
48.953.000
14 61,139,600

S3
150
283
3,000
18,000
19,000
47,468
61,281
150.000
259,885
333,629
550.000
920.000
1.300.000
4,000,000
6.200.000
6.500.000
7.150.000
7.150.000
7.300.000
7.500.000
M8,600,000
11> 347,000
14.910.000
17,211,039
11.152.000
34.210.000
47.734.000
46.125.000
65.607.000
72.379.000
79.129.000
99.806.000

2,072,943
2.500.000
3.250.000
4.190.000
4.000.
4.150.000
4.500.000
6,692,744
6,503,295
7.000.
8.000. 000
8,222,792
8,758,621
8,002,467
8,362,245
8,731,401
9,513,473
10,989,463
12,111,208
15,520,445
17,231,150
20,068,737
25,753,504
29.899.140
31,675,257
40,102,308
51,000,445
52,230,342
52,910,925
66,689,715
77.785.141
79,547,958
85,925,651
89,541,348
87,257,552
87.685,222
95,394,433

Coal.*

3,080
285,779
1,848,249
6,266,233
11,541,672
13,044,680
14,721,439
15,612,353
19,034,877
21,076,003
21,243,012
25,896,056
27,432,520
29,341,036
29,378,893
29,496,054
41,861,679
45,940,535
61,430,786
46.969.571
46.739.571
47.571.429
54.019.429
51,728,214
60,808,749
63,822,830
76,679,491
92,456,419
103,310,290
107,281,742
000
99,250,263
101.500.381
116.652.242
132,731,837
126,097,779
000
140,866,931
150,505,954
160.115.242
162,814,977
152,447,791
172,426,366
171,416,390
178,776,070
196.407.381
226,554,636
240,789,310
261,874,836
269,277,178
319,068,229
314,121,784
350,645,210
369,783,284
428,895,914
371,288,123
411,441,621
447,853,909
443,188,505
477,202,303
508,893,052
458,504,890
474,660,256
526,873,371

♦ Calendar years.
^Estimate averaged for the prior 10-year period.
8 1825!
9 July 31,1834, to Dec. 31,1844.
10 1845 to 1849.
11 Product ofl845.



Copper.* Lead.*

11100
650
3.000
7,200
7.500
9.000
8.500
8.000
8.500
8,900
10,000
11,600
12.500
12,600
13.000
12.500
15.500
17.500
18.000
19.000
21.000
21.500
23.000
27.000
32.000
40,467
51,574
64,708
74,052
70,430
81,017
101,054
101,239
115,966
126,839
154,018
147,033
158,120
169,917
205,384
220,571
235,050
253,870
270,588
268,782
294,423
311,627
362,739
402,637
409,735
387,945
420,791
487,925
482,214
489,836
555,031
546,645
513,454
619.647
860.647

Bl,500
8,000
17.000
22.000
15.800
15,600
14.100
14.200
14.800
15,300
14,700
16.100
15.200
16,400
17,500
17,830
20,000
25,880
42,540
52,080
59,640
64,070
81,900
91,060
92,780
97,825
117,085
132,890
143,957
139,897
129,412
130.629
145.700
151,919
156,397
143.630
178,554
173,305
163,982
162,686
170.000
188.000

2
2

1
2

210,500
270,824
270.700
270.000
282.000
307,000
307,514
336,200
352,381
311,666
352,839
375,402
391,995
392,517
411,878
512,794
507,026
552,228

2,000,000
3,700,000
5,000,000
7,529,423
10,215,328
9,148,401
8,950,317
8,259,609
9,578,648
12,780,471
13,907,418
18,392,732
21,876,604
23,544,495
21,569,608
21,463,543
25,795,312
23,255,911
2
, 0
28,853,464
2
, 0
39,562,136
47,558,784
55,771,188
64,859,451
51,242,757
50,723,500
47,590,081
48,108,580
52,060,520
55,868,820
64,674,486
62,030,125
63,788,552
62,281,201
67,867,399
54,358,466
52,113,503
55,928,461

Natural Year.

DoUars.

215.000
475.000
1,460,000
4,857,200
10,012,000
15,817,500
22,629,875
21,097,099
18,792,725
15,500,084
14,870,714
14,346,250
13,954,400
13,006,650
13,002,512
0
0
13,826,422
0
0
15,296,813
20,074,873
23,698,674
27,066/077
30,867,863
35,807,860
38,496,760
41,562,855
46,873,932
54,222,399
54,640,374
63,206,941
70,756,158
74,621,534
84,563,957
87,846,677
94,115,524
101,312,381
120,227,468

.1800
.1810
.1820
.1830
.1840
.1850
.1855
.1860
.1861
.1862
.1863
.1864
.1866
.1866
.1867
.1868
.1869
.1870
.1871
.1872
.1873
.1874
.1875
.1876
.1877
.1878
.1879
.1880
.1881
.1882
.1883
.1884
.1885
.1886
.1887
.1888
.1889
.1890
.1891
.1892
.1893
.1894
.1895
.1896
.1897
.1900
.1901
.1902
.1903
.1904
.1905
.1906
.1907
.1908
.1909
.1910
.1911
.1912
.1913
.1914
.1915
.1916
.1917

is Mean annual production not exceeding quan­
tity stated.
18After 1903 the figures represent consumption.
Those for 1911 and subsequent years ao not
include imported leaf aluminum and miscel­
laneous manufactures of aluminum.
14Preliminary figures.

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FBOGBESS

OF T H E

U N IT E D

STATES,

No. 4 00.—Statistical R ecord of the P rogress
Production of principal commodities—Continued.

Year.

1800.
1810.
1820.
1830.
1840.
1860.
1865.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.

Petroleum.* Phosphate Iron ore.* Pig iron.*
rock.

Steel.*

Quick­
silver.*

Salt.*

Stone.*

Long tons.1 Long tons. Long tons. Long tons. Flasks.6 Barrels.6 Dollars.
53,908
20,000
165,000
286,903
563,755
700,159
821,223
21,000,000
653,164
88.771.578
703,270
7128,380,980
846,075
109,674,978
1,014,282
88.876.578
831,770
104.903.400
1,205,663
151.103.400
1,305,023
19,643
140,586,600
26,786
1,431,250
153,136,914
1,711,287
31,250
177,030,000
68,750
3,031,891 I, 665,179
220,951,290
73,214
1,706,793
218,619,828
142,954
2,548,713
264,314,148
2,560,963
198,796
415,539,012
2,401,262
215,727
458,931,690
2,023,733
389,799
8510,825,588
1,868,961
633,191
383,572,098
2,066,594
569,618
560,715,246
2,301,215
646,668,456
731,977
935,273
2,741,853
836,394,132
1,247,335 59.926 5,961,060 18,356,055
1,104,017,166 211,377 7,120,362 3.835.191
4,144,254
1,588,314 60,851 6,200,000 20,000,000
1,161,771,996 266,734
1,736,692 52,732 6,412,373 21,000,000
4,623,323
1,281,454,860 332,077
4,595,510
984,884,586 378,380
1,673,535 46,725 6,192,231 20,000,000
4,097,868
1,017,174,396 431.779
1,550,879 31,913 6,514,937 19.000.
4,044,526
1,711,920 32,073 7,038,653 19.000.
918,068,970 437,856
2,562,503 29,981 7,707,081 19.000.
5,683,329
1,178,723,322 430,549
6,417,148
3.339.071 33,825 7,831,962 25.000.
1,187,906,286 480,558
6,489,738
2,899,440 33,250 8,055,881 25,500,000
1,159,705,050 448,567
3,385,732 26,484 8,005,565 42,809,706
1,476,867,546 550,245 14,518,041 7,603,642
I, 924,590,024 510,499 16,036,043 9.202.703
4.277.071 22.926 8,776,991 47.000.
3,904,240 22,904 9,987,945 47,294,746
2,280,291,510 587,988 14,591,178 8,279,870
2,121,405,594 681,571 16,296,666 9,157,000
4,927,581 27,993 11,698,890 48,706,625
4/019,995 30,164 11,816,772 33,885,573
2,034,104,772 941,368 11,587,629 7,124,502
4,412,032 30,416 12,967,417 36,534,788
2.072.469.672 996,949 11,879,679 6,657,888
6,114,834 36,104 13,669,649 33,319,131
2,221,475,592 1,038,551 15.957.614 9,446,308
5,281,689 30,765 13,850,726 23,965,229
2,560,335,162 930.779 16,005,449 8,623,127
2.539.971.672 1,039,345 17,518,046 9,652,680
7,156,957 26,648 15,973,202 26,876,671
773,934
8,932,857 31,092 17,612,634 28,635,175
2,325,297,786 1,308,885 19,433,716 II,
2,396,975,700 1,515,702 24,683,173 13.620.703 10,639,857 30,454 19,708,614 35,244,717
2,672,062,218 1,491,216 27,553,161 13,789,242 10,188,329 28,317 20,869,342 36,970,777
2,914,346,148 1,483,723 28,887,479 15,878,354 13,473,595 29,727 20,566,661 47,284,183
3,728,210,472 1,490,314 35,554,135 17,821,307 14,947,250 34,291 23,849,231 54,798,682
4,219,376,154 1,581,576 35,019,308 18,009,252 14,534,978 35,620 18,968,089 57,433,141
4,917,400,320 1,874,428 27,644,330 16,497,033 13,859,887 34,570 22,030,002 58,765,715
1,947,190
5,658,138,360 2,080,957 42,526,133 22,992,380 20,023,947 30,451 25,966,122 63,798,748
47,749,728 25.307.191 23,398,136 26,238 28,172,380 66,378,794
6,312,745,312
6,976,004,070 2,265,343 51,720,619 25,781,361 23,362,594 21,567 29,704,128 71,105,805
7,498,148,910 2,386,138 35,983,336 15,936,018 14,023,247 19,752 28,822,062 65,712,499
7,693,176,708 2,338,264 51,155,437 25,795,471 23,955,021 21,075 1030,107,646 71,345,199
8,801,404,416 2,654,988 56,889,734 27,303,567 26,094,919 20,601 i»30,305,656 76,520,584
9,258,874,422 3,053,279 41,092,447 23,649,547 23,676,106 21,256 1031,183,968 77,108,567
9,363,271,848 2,973,332 57.017.614 29,726,937 31,251,303 25,064 1033,324,808 78,193,220
10,434,741,660 3,111,221 59,643,098 30,966,152 31,300,874 20,213 1034,399,298 83,732,995
II, 162,026,470 2,734,043 39,714,280 23,332,244 23,513,030 16,548 i°34,804,683 77,544,103
11,806,372,368 1,835,667 55,493,100 29,916,213 32,151,036 21,043 1038,231,496 74,595,352
12,632,220,636 1,982,385 77,870,553 39,434,797 42,773,680 29,932 45,449,329 79,041,699
Gallons.

000
000
000
000

♦ Calendar years.
1The figures relate only to establishments which operate blast furnaces, steel works, and roiling mills,
and forges and bloomeries.
sThe figures are those of the Bureau of the Census. For explanation o f cases of d isagreement with other
tables of manufactures in this volume, due to variation In branches of industry covered, see census re­
ports.
*Includes custom work and repairing.
*Marketed.
* Of 75 pounds net.
« Of 280 pounds net.



000

743

FRO0BES8 OF THE UNITED STATES.
of the U nited States, 1800 to 1917—Continued.
P r o d u c tio n o f p rin cip a l
co m m o d itie s —-C ontd.

Z in c ,
c r u d e .*

minerals**

E x p o rts o f
d om estic
c o p p e r (e x­
c e p t ore)
a n d m an u­
factures, f

S h o rt to n s

Dollars.

M anufactures o f iro n a n d steel.7

D oU a rs.

T o ta l

218,698,994
7,343
15,833

23,239
33,765
36.872
38,544
40,688
42,641
60,340
65,903
58,860
63,683
80.873
87,260
78,832
75,328
89,686
81,499
99,980
115,399
129,051
123,886
140,822
156,927
159,219
186,702
203,849
8 199,694
223,745
190,749
230,225
252,479
271,621
323,907
337,252
343,418
458,135
563,451

364,928,298
400,833,052
451,901,159
446,859,473
406,110,405
418,803,180
434,137,994
508,387,674
524,624,536
531,392,513
606.476.380
605,385,029
622.543.381
543,693,967
549,374,767
640,771,528
640,544,221
646,992,582
724,272,854
1,014,355,705
1,107,031,392
1,141,856,971
1,322,943,135
1,489,676,328
1,362,092,768
1,623,664,785
1,903,229,387
2,069,941,398
1,594,696,842
1,886,756,730
1,991,216,220
1,926,284,008
2,244,033,833
2,439,159,728
2,115,200,333
2,397,335,050
3,515,339,409

17,426
18,547
36,601
86,954
105,060
690*766
1,664,122
2,375,029
1,098,546
1,026,038
251,272
991,746
143,761
474,110
479,488
355,274
504,741
188,218
185,983
88,711
356,758
1,085,688
3,441,939
2,913,943
2,319,901
2,831,053
793,455
824,896
658,941
1,404,243
2,664,964
5,447, 423
2,602,869
2,033,523
3,812,798
2,348,954
2.349.392
4,614,597
7.226.392
. 4,525,573
19,697,140
14,468,703
19,720,104
31,621,125
32,180,872
35,983,529
57,852,960
43,267,021
41,218,373
39,667,196
57,142,081
86,225,291
81,282,664
94,762,110
104,064,580
85,290,186
88,004,397.
103,813,110
113,958,919
140,164,913
146,222,556
99,558,030
173,946,226
322,535,344

* Calendar years.

N o. of
estab­
lish­
m ents.*

Ir o n a n d steel, a n d
m an ufactures o f .f

W ages.*

V a lu e o f
products.**3

Im p o r ts .

E x p o rts
(d o m e s t ic ).

D o lla rs.

D o lla r s .

D o lla r s .

D oU a rs.

808

40,514,981

207,208,696

792

65,451,510

296,557,685

*

89,273,956

478,687,519

668 120,820,276

803,968,273

605 141,426,506

905,787,733

719

Tear.

654 187,807,288 1,377,151,817

587 210,923,624 1,236,318,548

346,287
157,923
145,067
693,979
158.235
160.235
451,707
152,843
822,876
660,991
598,147
630,519
346.768
213,717
273,682
024,075
852,616
302,102
786,469
432,380
197,417
320,927
987,130
594,608
266,699
604,477
976,897
495.246
147,053
610,093
534,078
203.164
992,757
377,793
679,491
544,372
928.103
937,974
925.769
048,515
338.103
094,559
626,431
100,440
478,728
874,789
180.247
617.312
028.312
510.164
053,987
587,865
607,909
439,787
807,725
984,303
676,056
636,358
790,851
702,704
393,250
899,829

f Fiscal years.

52,144
91,914
46,552
322,747
1,127,877
1,953,702
3,803,706
5,870,114
6,039,149
4,732,348
6,681,417
7,541,967
11,227,294
4,006,180
9,351,062
10,950,275
10.938.492
13,483,163
21,189,692
11.463.880
13,655,087
15,098,248
19,534,215
15,449,846
16,501,638
16,053,571
15.133.493
14,716,524
16,608,767
20,748,206
22,826,528
21.909.881
16,592,155
15,745,569
15,598,502
17,763,034
21,156,077
25,542,208
28,909,614
*28,800,930
30,106,482
29,220,264
32,000,989
41,160,877
57,497,872
70,406,885
93,716,031
121,913,548
117,319,320
98,552,562
96,642,467
111,948,586
134,728,363
160,989,985
181,530,871
183,982,182
144,951,357
179,133,186
230,725,352
268,154,262
« 304,605,797
11251,480,677
11225,861,387
11621,237,972
u 1,128,194,143

.1800
.1810
.1820
.1830
.1840
.1850
.1855
.I860
.1861
.1862
.1863
.1864
.1865
.1866
.1867
.1868
.1869
.1870
.1871
.1872
.1873
:1874
.1875
.1876
.1877
.1878
.1879
.1880
.1881
.1882
.1883
.1884
.1885
.1886
.1887
.1888
.1889
.1890
.1891
.1892
.1893
.1894
.1895
.1896
.1897
.1898
.1899
.1900
.1901
.1902
.1903
.1904
.1905
.1906
.1907
.1908
.1909
.1910
.1911
.1912
.1913
.1914
.1915
.1916
.1917

7 I n a d d itio n t o th is a m o u n t i t is estim ated th a t 10,000,000 b arrels ran to w aste In a n d p r io r t o 1862.
B clu d in g a ll p r o d u c tio n p rio r to 1876 i n O h io, W e s t V irgin ia, a n d California.
In
8 D oes n o t in c lu d e spelter d erive d fr o m t h e s m eltin g o f fo re ign ore s a fte r 1903.
w In c lu d e s H a w a ii a n d P o r t o R ic o .
u E le c tr ic a l m a c h in ery n o t in c lu d e d after 1912.




■OP T H E

U N IT E D

N o. 4 0 0 .

STA TE S,

—Statistical Record of te

Manufacturing industries of United States.*
Salaried officials,
clerks, etc.
Number.
1800.
1810.
1820.
1830.
1840.
1850.
1855.
I8601861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868,
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1896.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
19001901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905'
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910"
1911,
1912
1913,
1914,

Salaries.

Wage earners.
Average
num ber.

Dollars.

Wages.

Dollars.

Cost of m ate­
rials used.

Dollars.

* 957,059

236,755,464

555,123,822

*1,311,246

378,878,966

1,031,605,092

*2,053,996

775,584,343

2,488,427,242

*2,732,595

947,953,795

3,396,823,549

355,405 6461,001

e 391,984,660 4,251,535 1,891,209,696

5,162,013,878

364,120

380,771,321 4,712,763 2,008,361,119

6,575,851,491 11,406,926^701

519,656

674,439,322

8,500,207,810 14,793,902,663

790,267

938,574,967 6,615,046 3,427,037,884

1915.
1916.
1917.
year
to VI
*1]
•T




2,610,444,953

964,217 1,287,916,951 7,036,337 4,079,332,433

12,142,790,878

14,368,088,831 24,246,434,724

of the Bureau of the Census, and those for 1850 and 1860 relate
jf cases of disagreem ent w ith other tables of m anufactures in tfc
3 of industry covered, see census reports,
k and repairing,
ilendar years.

PBO G EESS OF T H E U N IT E D

op

the

U

n it e d

St a t e s ,

1800

to

1917— Continued.
M a n u fa c tu re s o f c o tto n .

T in p lates.
N o. o f
P r o d u c tio n . 3 estab­
lis h ­
m ents.^

Im p o r ts .*

W a g e s.1

V a lu e o f
p r o d u c ts .

Dollars.

Pounds net.

Pounds.

Dollars.

1,240
1,094

46,350,453
61,869,184

1,091

181,619,088
150,932,768
178,976,224
196,522,704
192,485,440
169* 318,912
190,663,200
198,310,672
222,608,736
244.821.360
276,537,072
379,902,880
370,007,568
440,929,328
484,038, 688
507,894,756
507,154,935
572,252,699
572,220,397
634,944,945
735,779,988
680,060,925
1,036,489,074
422,176,202
628,425,902
454.160.826
508,038,938
385,138,983
230,073,683
171,662,345
108.484.826
147,963,804
117,880,312
198,996,086
109,913,293
126.909.360
161,066,820
120,819,732
142,529,406
140,739,972
117,312,174
154,566,599
95,319,730
6,613,253
28,344,243
48,877.947
10,642,237
1,796,853
1,370,462

23,940,108

115,681,774

956

39,044,T32

177,489,739

756

42,040,510

192,090,110

905

66,024,538

267,981,724

i,0 5 5

86,689,752

339,200,320

1,154

96,205,796

450,467,704

1,324

132,859,145

628,391,813

1,328

152,422,599

701,300,933

,

6 2,236,743
42,119,192
123,606,707
166,343, 409
254,611,395
359,209,798
574,779,520
732,289,600
808.360.000
. 677,969,600
894,411,840
806.400.000
1.075.200.000
1,026,384,851
1.105.440.000
1.293.740.000
1.153.097.000
1.203.075.000
1.370.788.000
1.619.005.000
1.756.070.000
2.157.055.000
1.845.130.000
2.085.980.000
2,365,295,700
2,766,401,227

745

STATES,

E x p o rts
(d o m e s t ic ).*

Im p o r ts .*

Dollars.

Dollars.

1,318,183
3,549, 607
4,734,424
5,857,181
10,934,796
7,957,038
2,946,464
•2,906,411
1,456,901
3,451,561
1,780,175
4.608.235
4,871,054
5,874,222
3,787,282
3.558.236
2,304,330
2,947,528
3,095,840
4,071,882
7,722,978
10,235,843
11,438,660
10,853,950
9,981,418
13,571,387
13,222,979
12,951,145
11,885,211
11,836,591
13,959,934
14,929,342
13,013,189
10,212,644
9,999,277
13,604,857
13,226,277
11,809,355
14,340,886
13,789,810
16,837,396
21,037,678
17,024,092
23,566,914
24,003,087
20,272,418
32,108,362
32,216,304
22,403,713
49,666,080
52,944,033
82,305,412
25,177,758
31,878,566
S3,397,097
40,851,918
50,769,511
53,743,977
51,467,233
71,973,497
112 053,235
136,299,842

7,812,326
6, 774,013
6,504,104
20,781,346
17,757,112
83,215,541
25,271,382
8,890,119
14,121,589
14,341,501
9,223,686
27,502,194
19,302, 005
17,335,406
20,481,312
23,380,053
29,876,640
35,307,447
35,201,324
28.193.869
• 27,738,401
22,725,598
18,923,614
19,081,037
19,928,310
29,929,366
31,219,329
35,719, 791
38,036,044
29,074,626
27,197,241
29,709,266
28,940,353
28,917,799
26,805,942
29,918,055
29.712.624
28,323,841
33,560,293
22,346, 547
33.196.625
32,437,504
34,429,363
27,267,300
32,054,434
41,296,239
40.246.935
44,460,126
52,462,755
49,524,246
48.919.936
63,043,322
73,704,636
68,379,781
63,231,968
68,052,731
66,996,551
65,152,785
66,065,857
70,704,828
46,205,123
47.511.870
56,181,684

Y e a r.

.............. 1800
.............. 1810
.............. 1820
.............. 1830
.............. 1840
.............. 1850
.............. 1855
.............. 1860
.............. 1861
.............. 1862
.............. 1863
.............. 1864
.............. 1865
. . 1866
.............. 1867
.............. 3868
............ 1869
.............. 1870
...1 8 7 1
.............. 1872
.............. 1873
.............. 1874
.............. 1875
.............. 1876
.............. 1877
...1 8 7 8
.............. 1879
.............. 1880
...1 8 8 1
...............1882
...1 8 8 3
___ ....1 8 8 4
.............. 1885
...1 88 6
.............. 1887
.............. 1888
.............. 1889
.............. 1890
. . . .* . ..1 8 9 1
............1 89 2
...1 89 3
.............. 1894
.............. 1895
.............. 1896
.............. 1897
.............. 1898
.............. 1899
.............. 1900
___ 1901
.............. 1902
.............. 1903
.............. 1904
.............. 1905
.............. 1906
.............. 1907
.............. 1908
.............. 1909
.............. 1910
.............. 1911
.............. 1912
.............. 1913
.............. 1911
1915
.............. 1916
.............. 1917

* F isc a l yea rs.
* E m p lo y e e s .
• 'In clu d es p ro p rie to rs a n d firm m e m b e rs w it h t h e ir salaries.
6 L ast s ix m o n th s .
? F ig u re s o f to ta l m a n u fa c t u r in g in d u s trie s a re e x c lu s iv e o f n e ig h b o r h o o d in d u s trie s a n d h a n d
tr a d e s , in c lu d e d p r io r to 1900.




746

PB0GBE8S OP THE UNITED STATES.
No. 4 0 0 .

—Statistical Record of the P rogress

Manufactures of cotton—Continued.
Year.

1800.
1810.
1820.,
1830.
1840.
1850.
1855.
1860..
1861..
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.,
1874.,
1875.,
1876.,
1877.,
1878.,
1879.,
1880.
1881.
1882,

1 88 3.,

1884.,
1885.,
1886.,
1887..
1888.,
1890.
1891.
1892.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.,
1899.,
1900.,
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.,
1912.
1913.
1914.,
1915.
1916.
1917.,

Exports of domestic cotton.*

Thousands of bales of
domestic cotton taken
by mills.
In
In
Total cotton- orth­ Total
United growing N ern United
States. States. States. States.

Thousands of spindles in
operation on Sept. 1.
In
In
cotton- North­
growing ern
States. States.

Thou­
sands.

Thou­
sands.

Thou­
sands.

181
265

2,104
3, 733

2,285
3,998

324

4,912

5,236

328

6,804

7,132

Thou­
sands.
a 71
* 78
135

*94

860
1,050
1,125
1,150

1,200

1.250
1,360
1,570
1,740
1.950

2,100
2,200

2.400
2,850
3.250
3,550
8.950
4,368
5,500
6.400
6,900
7,650
7,631
8,995
9,528

10,201

10,429
10,494
11,085
11,683
12,227
12,711
12,956
13,382
14,156

»10,092

n o , 653

1 1 ,8 0 0

12,660

12.250
12.250
12.250
12.300
12.300
12.700
12,814
12.900
13.250
13,450
13,500
13.700
13,800
13.900
13.900
14,150
15,104
14.700
15,000
15,100
15,200
16,056
16,255
16,847
17,304
17,589
17,773

13,300
13.375
13.400
13,500
13,550
14,060
14,384
14,640
15.200
15.650
15,700

16,100

16.650
17,150
17,450
18,100
19,472

20.200
21.400
22,000

22,850
23,687
25,250
26.375
27,505
28,018
28,267

1 8,4 38

2 9 ,5 2 3

18,996
19,293
19,396
19,008
19,424
19,733

80,579
81,520
82,107
31,964
32,806

*166
*497
571
*751
650

*237
*576
706
*845
843

668

541
573
800
822
*728
1,072
977
1,063
1,192
1,071

1,201
1,320
1,201

1,302
1,345
1,375
*.<1,382
1,713
1,677
1,759
313
1,537
340
1,437
316
1,781
381
1,687
401
1,805
456
1,790
480
*539
*1,979
613
2,027
684
2,172
1,652
723
1,680
711
852
2,019
1,605
900
1,793
999
1,254
1,415
2,217
*2,350
*1,523
1,964
1,583
2,066
2,017
1,966
1,958
2,046
1,889
2,140
-2,139
*2,536
*2,373
*2,411
*2,574
* 2,187
*2,352
*2,554
*2,687
*2,292
*2,507
*2 ,3 2 8
* 2 ,3 7 7
*2,712
*2,656
* ?, 961
*2,825
*2,861
*3,023
*3,193
*2,816
*3,301
*3,977
*4,335
*3,323

1,354
1,429
1,496
1,561
M l , 570
1,938
1,964
2,072
1,877
1,753
2,162
2,088
2,261
2,270
*2,518
2,640
2,856
2T,375
2,291
2,871
2,505
2,792
8,465
3,632
*3,873
3,-547
4,083
3,924
3,935
4,279
*4,909
*4,986
*4,539
*5,241
*4,799
*4, 705
* 5,368
*5,786
*5,884
*6,009
*7,278
*7,658

127
150
168
173
*69
91

120

*561

Thou­ Thou­
sands. sands.

138
128
130
134
127
151
186
M 189
225
287

1,220

2,211

723
968
995
*797
1,163
1,097

Quantity.

Value.

Pounds.

Dollars.

17,789,803
93,261,462
127,860,152
298,469,102
743,941,061
635,381,604
1,008,424,601
1,767,686,338
307,516,099
6,064,564
11,384,986
11,993,911
8,894,374
650,572,829
661,473,588
784,763,633
644,327,921
958,558,523
1,462,928,024
933,537,413
1.200.063.530
1,358,602,303
1.260.418.903
1,491,405,334
1,445,369,130
1,607,533,511
1,628,372,833
1,822,061,114
2,191,928,772
1,739,975,961
2,288,075,062
1.862.572.530
1,891,659,472
2,058,037,444
2,169,457,330
2,264,120,826
2,384,816,669
2,471,799,853
2,907,358,795
2,935,219,811
2,212,115,126
2,683,282,325
3,517,433,109
2,335,226,385
3,103,754,949
8,850,264,295
3,773,410,293
3,100,583,188
3,330,890,448
3,500,778,763
3,543,043,022
8,063,192,760
4.304.848.903
3,634,045,170
4,518,217,220
3,816,998,693
4,447,985,202
8,206,708,226
4 ,0 3 3 ,9 4 0 ,9 1 5

5,535,125,429
4,662,295,675
4,760,940,538
4,403,578,499
3,084,070,125
3 ,OSS,030,786

5,000,000
15,108,000
22,308,667
29,674,883
63,870,307
71,984,616
88,143,844
191,806,555
34,051,483
1,180,113
6,652,405
9,895,854
6,836,500
281,385,223
201,470,423
152,820,733
162,033,052
227.027.624
218,327,109
180,684,595
227,243,069
211,223,580
190.638.625
192,659,262
171,118,508
180,031,484
162,304,250
211,535,905
247,695,746
189,812,644
247,328,721
197,015,204
201,962,458
205,085,642
206,222,057
223,016,760
237.775.270
250,968,792
290,712,898
258,461,241
188,771,445
210,869,289
204,900,990
190,056,460
£30,890,971
230,442,215
209,564,774
241,832,737
813,673,443
290,651,819
316,180,429
370.811.246
879j 965,014
401,005,921
481,277,797
437,788,202
417,390,665
450,447,243
585,318,869
565.849.271
547,357,195
610,475,301
376,217,972
374.186.247
543,074,690

* Fiscal years.
1 The figures are those of the B ureau of the Census, and those for 1850 and 1860 relate to the previous
year.
* Includes foreign cotton.




PRO G RESS OF T H E

of the

U nited States,

Im ports of raw cotton.*
Quantity.

Value.

1800

to

1917

U N IT E D

STATES,

747

—Continued.

M anufactures of wool.
No. of
estab­ W ages.1
lish­
m ents.!

Value of
products.1

Imports.*

Raw wool
imported.*

Year.

Pounds, Dollars.
DoUars.
DoUars.
Dollars.
Pounds.
4,239,987
. 1800
345,223
. 1810
6,598,634
.1820
415,307
34,737
6,900,988
669,883
.1830
2,774,722
236,117
10,808,485
9, 898,740
.1840
269,114
10,086 1,675
48,608,779 19.620.619 18,695,294
.1850
2,115,367
131,457
27.754.372 818,918,850
.1855
2,005,529
140,387 1,476 11,699,630 73,454,000 43,141,988 26,282,955
.1860
881,371
67,168
SO, 430,140 82,057,457
.1861
29,640,853 6,518,129
.1862
15,639,913 44,031,091
33,877,365 10,518, 606
21,524,802 75,121,728
.1863
26,475,957 8,668,717
83,349,702 91,250,114
.1864
36.033.426 14,372,668
21,929,487 44,420,375
.1865
6,282,341 1,323,560
68,719,754 71,287,988
.1866
926,021
197,445
46.502.952 38,158,382
.1867
514,992
97, 854
32,489,342 25,467,336
.1868
1,522,068
340,621 3,208 35,928,150 199,257,262 34,628,427 39,275,926
.1869
1,698,133
331,573
84,490,668 49,230,199
.1870
210,264
1,196,840
43,839,640 68,058,028
.1871
626,372
2,894,183
62,408,471 126,507,409
.1872
4,425,524
846,564
61,075,492 85,496,049
.1873
704,784
3,625,830
46,883,188 42,939,541
.1874
2,149,332
408,808
44,609,704 54,901,760
.1875
381,723
2,451,419
.1876
33,209,808 44,642,836
2,656,567
413,503
.1877
25,701,922 42,171,192
469,882
3,032,013
25,230,154 48,449,079
.1878
2,993,677
499,931 2,330 40,687,612 238,085,686 24,355,821 39,005,155
.1879
3,547,792
591,120
83,911,093 128,131,747
.1880
4,449,866
757,308
81,156,426 55,964,236
. 1881
4,339,952
789,844
.1882
87,361,520 67,861,744
4,081,945
800,532
44.274.952 70,675,478
.1883
7,019,492 1,379,850
.1884
41,157, £83 78,850,651
5,115,680
954,760
.1885
85,776,559 70,596,170
672,508
5,072,334
41,421,319 129,084,958
.1886
*
3,924,531
633,928
.1887
44,902,718 114,038,030
5,497,592
744,800
.1888
47,719,393 113,558,753
7,973,089 1,194,505 1,693 54,339,775 270,527,5li 62,564,942 126,487,729
.1889
8,606,049 1,392,728
66,582,432 105,431,285
.1890
20,908,817 2,825,004
41,060,080 129,303,648
.1891
28,663,769 3,217,521
85,565,879 148,670,652
.1892
43,367,952 4,688,799
88,048,515 172,433,838
.1893
27,705,949 8,003,888
19.439.372 55,152,585
.1894
49,332,022 4,714,375
88,539,890 206,033,906
. 1895
55.350.520 6,578,212
63,494,400 230,911,473
. 1896
49,162,992 350,852,026
61,898,926 5,884,262
. 1897
62,660,363 5,019,503
.1898
14,823,771 132,795,202
50,158,158 5,013,146 1,414 57,933,817 296,990,484 13,832,621 76,736,209
.1899
67.398.521 7,960,945
16,164, 446 155,928,455
.1900
46,631,283 6,787,828
.1901
14,585,306 103,583,505
.1902
98,715,680 11,712,170
17.384.463 166,576,966
.1903
74.874.426 10.892.591
19,646,385 177,137, 796
.1904
48,840,590 8,541,510 1,213 70,797,524 380,934,003 17,733,788 173,742,834
60,508,548 9,414,750
. 1905
17,893, 663 249,135,746
70,963,633 10.879.592
23,080,683 2 ,688,668
. 1906
0
1
.1907
22.321.460 203,847,545
104,791,784 19,930,988
19,387,978 125,980,524
71,072,855 14,172,241
.1908
.1909
86,518,024 13,622,802 1,124 87,962,669 507,166,710 18.102.461 266,409,304
23,532,175 263,928,232
86,037,691 15,816,138
.1910
. 1911
18,569,791 137,647,641
113,768,313 24,776,320
14.912.619 193,400,713
109,780,071 20,217,581
.1912
16,318,141 195,293,255
121,852,016 22,987,318
.1913
979 93,357,880 464,249,813 84,294,204 247,648,869
.1914
123,346,899 19,456,688
185,204,579 23,208,960
.1915
29,791,356 308,083,429
15,657,537 534,828,022
232,801,062 40,150,342
.1916
18.862.463 372,372,218
147,061,635 40,429,526
.1917
* Fiscal years.
« From 1855 to 1868, inclusive, and for 1872 the figures include estim ates for quantity of wool on pelts
im ported, and for 1860 and 1861, inclusive, all figures represent estimates.
*Cotton m ills only. * Cotton m ills only except in New E ngland States. • See notes 4 and 5.



741

PRO G RESS OP T H E

U N IT E D

STATES.

—Statistical Record of th:
Manufactures of silk.
No. 4 0 0 .

Num ­
ber of
estab- Wages.1
lishm ents.i
1800.
1810.
1820.
1830.
1840.
1850.
1856.
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.
1916.
1917.
*T
*t :
year,
»Q




Imports.*

U nm anufac­
tured silk
imported.*

Dollars.

67
139

Value of
products.1

Dollars.

Dollars.

Pounds.

297,416
1,050,224

1,809,476.
6,607,771

7,918,534
9,601,522
17,639,624
24.366.556
32,726,134
22,516,709
7,584,448
12,836,434
20,588,974
22,573, 582
30,842,393
26,164,007
16,570,083
22,333,600
23,904,048
32.341.001
36,448,618
29,890,035
23,996,782
24,380, 923
23,745,967
21,830,159
19,837,972
24,013,398
32,188,690
32,056,701
38,985,567
36,764,276
36,673,646
27,467,565
27,957,939
31,347,923
33,350,999
35,122,766
38,686, 374
37,880,143
31.172.894
38,958,928
24,811,773
31.206.002
26,652,768
25,199,067
23,523,665
25,316,554
31,129,017
27,031,219
32.887.556
36,168,084*
32.172.895
32,812,865
33,138,216
38,903,040
32,967,874
30,482,910
32,635, 827
32,137,837
27,204,364
27,590,478
35,454,786
25,042,670
31,911,793
40,322,840

407,935
288,286
567,904
491,983
512,449
720,045
583,589
1,100,281
1,063,809
1,159,420
794,837
1,101,681
1,354,991
1,186,170
1,182,750
1,889,776
2,562,236
2,790,413
«3, 549,404
4,731,106
4,284,888
4,308,908
6,818,060
6,028,091
6,370,322
6,645,124
7,510,440
6,266,629
8,834, 049
8,497,477
5,902,485
9,316,460
9,363,987
7,993,444
12,087,951
11,250,383
13,073,718
10.405.555
14,234,826
15,270,859
16,722,709
22,357,307
17,352,021
18,743,904
16,662,132
25,187,957
28,457,223
26,666,091
26,584,962
32.101.555
34,545,829
31,052,674
41,925,297
40,351,423

1,942,286

12,210,662

9,146, 705

41,033,045

472

17,762,441

87,298,454

483

20,982,194

107,256,258

624

26,767,943

133,288,072

852

38,570,085

196,911,677

902

47,108,469

254,011,257

of the Bureau of the Census, and those for 1850 an$ 1860 relate
s of silk cocoons from table of imports for consum ption,
from H aw aii and Porto Rico after 1900. (See table foot of

PROGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
of

th e

U

n it e d

States,

1800

Imports.*
Quantity.

Pounds.

Value.
Dollars.

to

1917— Continued.

Sugar.
Average cost Wholesale
prices of
per pound
in foreign granulated at
New York
country.* (per pound ).f

Cents.

749

Cents.

Total con­
sumption.*

Con­
sump­
tion per
capita.*

Pounds.

Pounds.

Year.
.....................1800
.................... 1810
.....................1820
.................... 1830
.....................1840
.................... 1850
.................... 1855
.................... 1860
.................... 1861
.................... 1862
.................... 1863
.................... 1864
.................... 1865
....................1866
......... ..........1867
.................... 1868
.................... 1869
.................... 1870
.................... 1871
.................... 1872
.................... 1873
.................... 1874
....................1876
....................1876
.................... 1877
. . . ; ........... .1878
....................1879
.................... 1880
.................... 1881
.................... 1882
.................... 1883
.................... 1884
.................... 1885
.................... 1886
.................... 1887
.................... 3888
.................... 1889
.................... 1890
.................... 1891
.................... 1892
................... 1893
.................... 1894
.................... 1896
....................1897
.................... 1898
....................1900
.................... 1901
.................... 1902
.................. .1903
.................... 1904
.................... 1905
.................... 1906
.................... 1907
.................... 1909
.................... 1910
.................... 1911
.................... 1912
.................... 1913
.................. .1914
.................... 1915
.................... 1916
.................... 1917

4,630,922
86,490,113
5.36
120,940,747
5,581,078
4.61
218,430,764
7,555,603
3.46
473; 809; 847 14;676|345
3.09
694i 838'197 31,078,970
4.47
809; 749; 958 30,637,897
3.78
557; 738', 382 20; 357; 090
3.64
518,694,861 19,082,017
3.68
632; 230i 247 29, 660,076
4.69
651i936' 494 27;325;897
4.19
18.17
631,397,214
1,000,'055,'024 40; 669; 172
28.45
4.07
1,008,603,114
849,054,006 35,941,253
4.23
880,009,330 * 24.30
1,121,189,415 49; 495; 102
4.41
1,155,275,475
31.24
i ; 247^ 833' 430 60,407,202
35.19
4.84
1, 328,534,744
i; 196; 773; 569 56,923,745
4.76
32.73
13.51 1,261,941,665
1,277,473,653 64,621,239
5.06
13.12 1,442,470,531
36.47
1,509,185,674 81,213,001
40.64
5.38
12.37 1,649,834,977
1,568,304,592 82,716,953
40.08
5.27
11.36 1,670,246,701
4.81
41.64
1,701,297,869 81,887,463
10.50 1, 782,063,238
43.33
1,797,509,990 73,330,556
4.08
10.61 1,904,621,896
1,493,977,472 58,120,583
35.42
3.89
10.51 1,598,951,344
1,654,556,831 84,978,182
39.07
5.14
10.73 1,811,268,726
1,537,451,934 73,090,958
34.59
4.75
9.07 1,645,604,810
40.99
1,834,365, £36 72,078,688
3.93
8.81 2,002,953,025
39.46
1,829,291,684 80,087,720
4.38
9.80 1,979,221,478
42.89
1,946,745,205 86,670,624
4.45
9.70 2,201,187,313
40.82
1,990,152,374 90,439,675
4.54
9.35 2,142,904,249
45,20
2,137,667,665 91,637,992
4.29
8.65 2,426,981,787
54.18
3.57
6.75 2,975,026,610
2,756,416,896 98,264,607
47.87
2,717,884,653 72,519,514
2.67
6.53 2,687,818,446
49.09
2,689,881,765 80,773,744
3.00
. 6.23 2,818,144,031
2.50
6.02 3,125,276,345
53.26
3,136,443,240 78,411,224
50.29
2,700,284,282 74,245,206
2.75
7.18 3,016,360,183
3.21
50.44
2,762,202,967 88,543,971.
7.89 3,091,376,231
50.72
2,934,011,560 96,094,532
3.28
6.27 3,192,735,098
3,483,477,222 105,728,216
60.70
3.04
4.65 3,875,344,121
60.22
2.94
3,556,509,165 104,408,813
4.35 3,919,671,292
64.24
3.09
4.84 4,262,589,311
3,766,445,347 116,255,784
72.99
2.92
. 4,345,193,881, 126,871,889
. 4.12 4,936,382, 960
2.14
3,574,510,454 76,462,836
4.12 4,321,674,363
62.69
63.98
2.29
4.53 4,494,681,898
3,896,338,557 89,219,773
2.01
78.20
4.50 5,598,391,028
4,918,905,733 99,066,181
47.55
2.25
2,689,920,851 60,472,749
4.97 3,468,736,784
61.98
2.39
4.92 4,604,811,191
3,980,250,569 94,964,120
5.32 4,477,174,441
4,018,086,530 100,250,974
58.91
2.49
71.96
2.28
5.05 5,585,008,783
<3,975,005,840 * 90,487,800
63.35
1.82
3,031,915,875 55,061,097
4.46 5,018,972,657
78.92
4.64 6,380,165,502
1.71
4,216,108,106 72,088,973
68.66
3,700,623,613 71,915,753
4.77 5,661,900,411
1.94
71.66
3,680,932,998 97,645,449
5.26 6,025,772,362
2.65
75.74
4.52 6,491,294,803
2.15
3,979,331,430 85,460,088
2.11
81.19
4.65 7,089,668,935
4,391,839,975 92,806,253
74.11
3,371,997,112 80,258,147
2.38
4.96 6,590,822,991
80.43
4.76 7,283,363,552
4,189,421,018 96,554,998
2,30
79.90
4,094,545,936 106,349,005
2.60
4.97 7,360,130,811
77.01
2.46
3,937,978,265 96,691,096
5.345 7,235,972,746
2.81
82.40
5.041 7,862,155,891
4,104,618,393 115,515,079
85.71
4,740,041,488 103,639,823
2.19
4.278 8,316,168,135
89.14
5,066,821,873 101,649,375
2.01
4.683 8,793,794,928
86.04
3.21
5.559 8,626,793,328
5,420,981,867 173,992,603
3.71
78.13
6.862 7,960,362,762
5,633,161,749 208,769,399
4.33
7.663 8,467,488,163
81.81
5,332,745,854 230,945,694
* Fiscal years.
j Calendar years.
6After 1912 does not include “ Artificial silk and m anufactures of.”
Shipments of sugar from Porto Rico and Hawaii to the United States, 1910-1917 (in pounds):
Fiscal year.
Porto Rico. Hawaii.
Fiscal year.
Porto Rico.
Hawaii.
1910............................... 569,039,881 1,110,594,466 1914............................... 641,252,527 1,114,750,702
1911............................... 645,834,403 1,011,215,858 1915............................... 588,992,493 1,280,683,812
1912............................... 734,289,872 1,205,465,510 1916............................... 849,763,491 1,137,159,828
1913............................... 766,420,310 1,085,362,344 1917............................... 977,377,996 1,162,605,056




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1810..............
1820..............
1830..............
1840..............
1850..............
1855..............
1860..............
1861..............
1862..............
1863..............
1864..............
1865..............
1866..............
1867..............
1868..............
1869..............
1870..............
1871..............
1872..............
1873..............
1874..............
1876..............
1876..............
1877..............
1878..............
1879..............
1880..............
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1 8 8 4 .,...........
1885..............
1886..............
1887..............
1888..............
1889..............
1890..............
1891..............
1892..............
1893..............
1894..............
1895..............
1896..............
1897..............
1898..............
1899..............
1900..............
1901«............
1902»............
1903..............
1904..............
1905..............
1906..............
1907..............
190810..........
1909 M ..........
1910 » ..........
1 9 1 1 i«..........
19121#..........
191318..........
191418..........
191510..........
191618.........
191718.........

V a lu e .

Pounds.

Dollars.

51 ,488 ,24 8
94 ,9 9 6 ,0 9 5
145,272,687
191,478,657
20 2,144,733
184,499,655
122,799,311
80 ,461 ,61 4
131,622,782
106,463,062
181,413,192
187,286,580
248,983,900
25 4,160.993
235,256,674
31 7,992,048
298,805,946
293,297,271
285,17 1,5 12
31 7,970,665
33 9,789,246
33 1,639,723
309,88 2,5 40
37 7,848,473
44 6,850,727
45 5,189,534
45 9,922,768
515,87 8,5 15
63 4,785,542
67 2,599,552
56 4,707,533
62 6,109,170
42 3,645,794
578,397,454
49 9,159,120
51 9,528,432
64 0,210,788
563,469,068
65 0,934,337
652,20 8,9 75
580,59 7,9 15
7 3 7 ,64 5,6 70
870,61 4,4 55
831,82 7,0 63
787; 991,911
85 7,018,121
1 ,0 9 2 ,3 4 4 ,1 7 0
923,253,821
99 8,677,479
1 ,0 4 6 ,0 2 8 ,4 4 1
853,79 9,6 15
986,59 5,9 23
892,09 2,4 10
1 ,0 5 1 ,7 4 9 ,7 0 5
87 3,983,689
87 8,322,468
837,74 7,7 47
86 6,053,699
1 ,0 0 6 ,3 6 2 ,2 9 4
1,1 26,0 41 ,6 91
1 ,2 03,8 40 ,5 91
1,3 2 2 ,0 5 8 ,5 2 6

4,2 2 7 ,0 2 1
8,5 4 6 ,2 2 2
11 ,234 ,83 5
16 ,940 ,40 0
21 ,883 ,79 7
20 ,5 6 8 ,2 9 7
14 ,1 9 2 ,1 9 5
1 0 ,3 9 5 ,8 6 0
16 ,2 2 1 ,5 8 6
11 ,241 ,70 6
20 ,5 3 1 ,7 6 4
20 ,6 9 6 ,2 5 9
25 ,288 ,45 1
24 ,531 ,74 3
24 ,2 3 4 ,8 7 9
30 ,992 ,86 9
3 7 ,9 4 2 ,2 2 5
44 ,109 ,67 1
65 ,048 ,96 7
50 ,591 ,48 8
66 ,788 ,99 7
53 ,634 ,99 1
51 ,9 1 4 ,6 0 5
47 ,356 ,81 9
60 ,360 ,76 9
66 ,784 ,39 1
46 ,0 4 1 ,6 0 9
42 ,0 5 0 ,5 1 3
49 ,686 ,70 5
46 ,7 2 3 ,3 1 8
42 ,6 7 2 ,9 3 7
56 ,3 4 7 ,6 0 0
60 ,6 0 7 ,6 3 0
74 ,7 2 4 ,8 8 2
7 8 ,267 ,43 2
96 ,123 ,77 7
12 8,04 1,9 30
80 ,4 8 5 ,5 5 8
90 ,314 ,67 6
96 ,1 3 0 ,7 1 7
84 ,7 9 3 ,1 2 4
81 ,5 4 4 ,3 8 4
65 ,067,633,
55 ,2 7 5 ,4 7 0
52 ,467 ,94 3
63 ,1 0 4 ,6 4 6
71 ,1 2 5 ,4 4 9
60 ,146 ,75 4
69 ,988 ,20 2
8 4 ,710 ,38 3
73 ,514 ,44 4
78 ,382 ,82 3
67 ,863 ,83 0
79 ,341 ,07 6
69 ,504 ,64 7
90 ,949 ,96 3
11 8,23 3,9 58
11 9,44 9,0 45
11 1,45 4,2 40
107,794,377
11 5,905,134
133,513,226

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Year.

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C on ­
A ver­
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im p o r t
tio n
p r ice
p ei’
per
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pound.
(*)

Cents. Pounds.

7
7

8 .3
8 .8
7 .6
8 .8
1 0 .8
1 1 .1
11 .3
1 2 .5
1 2 .0
6 .6
1 1 .2
1 0 .9
1 0 .1
9 .7
1 0 .3
9 .8
1 2 .7
1 5 .0
1 9 .3
1 5 .8
1 6 .7
1 6 .2
1 6 .8
1 2 .5
1 3 .5
1 2 .5
1 0 .0
8 .2
9 .3
8 .2
7 .6
1 0 .7
1 4 .0
1 3 .0
1 6 .0
1 9 .0
2 0 .0
1 4 .0
1 6 .4
1 4 .7
1 4 .6
1 1 .1
7 .5
6 .5
6 .7
7 .4
6 .4
6 .6
7 .0
8 .1
8 .6
7 .9
7 .6
7 .5
7 .9
1 0 .3
1 3 .3
1 3 .8
1 1 .1
9 .6
9 .6
10 .1

2 .9 8
5.0 6
6 .6 0
6.4 3
5 .7 9
5 .5 5
3 .4 6
2 .2 4
3 .7 6
2.4 3
4 .9 6
5.0 1
6.6 2
6 .4 5
6.0 0
7 .9 1
7 .2 8
6 .8 7
6 .5 9
7 .0 8
7 .3 3
6 .9 4
6 .2 4
7 .4 2
8 .7 8
8 .2 5
8 .3 0
8.9 1
9 .2 6
9 .6 0
9 .3 6
8 .6 3
6 .8 1
9 .1 6
7 .8 3
8 .0 0
9.6 7
8.3 1
8 .3 0
9 .3 3
8.1 1
10 .1 2
11.68
10 .7 9
9.8 1
10 .4 5
13.34
10.62
11 .6 8
12 .0 0
9 .7 4
11.17
9 .8 4
11 .4 5
9 .3 3
9 .2 8
9.2 3
8 .8 5
10.06
10.52
10.97
12 .2 2

Im p o r ts.

Q u a n tity .

V a lu e .

Pounds.

Dollars.
*

8 ,6 0 9 ,4 1 5
2 0 ,006 ,59 5
2 9 ,872 ,65 4
2 5 ,333 ,09 7
3 1 ,696 ,65 7
2 6 ,117 ,95 6
2 4 ,868 ,42 1
2 9 ,761 ,03 7
37 ,2 2 9 ,1 7 6
1 9 ,568 ,31 8
4 2 ,992 ,73 8
3 9 ,892 ,65 8
3 7 ,843 ,61 2
4 3 ,754 ,35 4
47,408 ,48 1
5 1 ,364 ,91 9
6 3 ,811 ,00 3
6 4 ,815 ,13 6
5 5 ,811 ,60 6
6 4 ,856 ,89 9
6 2 ,887 ,15 3
58,347 ,11 2
6 5 ,366 ,70 4
6 0 ,194 ,67 3
7 2 ,162 ,93 6
8 1 ,843 ,98 8
78,769 ,06 0
7 3 ,479 ,16 4
6 7 ,665 ,91 0
7 2 ,104 ,95 6
8 1 ,887 ,99 8
89,831 ,22 1
8 4 ,627 ,87 0
7 9 ,575 ,98 4
8 3 ,886 ,82 9
8 3 ,453 ,33 9
90,079 ,03 9
89,061 ,28 7
93,518 ,71 7
9 7 ,253 ,45 8
9 3 ,998 ,37 2
11 3,347,175
71,957,715
7 4 ,089 ,89 9
84,845 ,10 7
89,806 ,45 3
7 5 ,579 ,12 5
108,574,905
112,905,541
102,70 6,5 99
9 3 ,621 ,75 0
86,368 ,49 0
9 4 ,149 ,56 4
114,916,520
85,626 ,37 0
10 2,653,942
101,406,816
94,812 ,80 0
9 1 ,130 ,81 5
96 ,987 ,94 2
109,865,935
10 3,364,410

2,4 2 5 ,0 1 8
5,4 2 7 ,0 1 0
4,7 1 9 ,2 3 2
6,9 7 3 ,9 9 9
8,9 1 5 ,3 2 7
6,9 7 7 ,2 8 3
6 ,5 4 5 ,6 6 4
8,0 1 3 ,7 7 2
10 ,6 4 9 ,8 8 0
4 ,9 5 6 ,7 3 0
11,123,231
12 ,415 ,03 7
11 ,1 1 1 ,6 6 0
13 ,6 8 7 ,7 5 0
13 ,863 ,27 3
17 ,254 ,61 7
22 ,943 ,67 5
24 ,4 6 6 ,1 7 0
21 ,112 ,23 4
22 ,673 ,70 3
19 ,524 ,16 6
16 ,181 ,46 7
15 ,660 ,16 8
14 ,577 ,61 8
19 ,782 ,63 1
21 ,004 ,81 3
19 ,392 ,10 2
17 ,302 ,84 9
13 ,636 ,05 3
14 ,047 ,58 3
16 ,020 ,38 3
■ 16 ,771 ,80 2
13 ,360 ,68 5
12 ,654 ,64 0
12 ,317 ,49 3
13 ,8 2 8 ,9 9 3
14 ,373 ,22 2
13 ,857 ,48 2
14 ,144 ,24 3
13 ,171 ,37 9
12 ,7 0 4 ,4 4 0
14 ,835 ,86 2
10 ,054 ,28 3
9,6 75,0 81
10 ,658 ,11 0
11 ,017 ,87 6
9 ,3 9 0 ,1 2 8
15 ,659 ,22 9
18 ,229 ,31 0
16 ,230 ,85 8
14 ,580 ,87 8
18 ,915 ,54 4
16 ,3 0 9 ,8 7 0
18 ,562 ,67 6
13 ,6 7 1 ,9 4 6
17 ,6 1 3 ,5 6 9
18 ,207 ,14 1
17 ,433 ,68 8
16 ,735 ,30 2
17 ,512 ,61 9
20 .5 9 9 ,8 5 7
19 ,265 ,26 4

A ver­
C on­
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im p o r t
tio n
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p er
c a p it a .
pound.
(*)

Cents. Pounds
2 2 .3
2 4 .1
1 4 .1
2 5 .0
2 6 .3
2 5 .8
2 5 .3
2 5 .8
2 7 .8
1 8 .1
2 5 .3
3 1 .0
2 9 .2
3 1 .2
2 9 .4
3 4 .1
3 6 .6
3 7 .7
3 7 .4
3 4 .7
3 0 .5
2 7 .3
2 3 .6
2 4 .2
2 7 .4
2 5 .7
2 4 .6
2 3 .6
2 0 .2
1 9 .6
1 9 .6
1 8 .7
1 5 .8
1 6 .0
15 .0
1 7 .0
1 6 .0
1 6 .0
1 5 .1
1 3 .5
1 3 .5
1 3 .1
1 3 .9
1 3 .1
1 2 .4
1 2 .3
1 2 .4
1 4 .4
1 6 .1
1 5 .8
1 5 .6
1 6 .1
1 7 .3
1 6 .2
1 6 .0
1 7 .2
1 8 .0
1 8 .4
1 8 .4
18.1
1 8 .7
1 8 .6

0 .5 3
.9 9
1 .2 2
.7 3
.8 4
.6 6
.7 1
.8 0
1 .0 4
.4 9
1 .1 7
1 .0 9
.9 6
1 .0 8
1 .1 0
1 .1 4
1 .4 6
1 ,5 3
1 .2 7
1 .4 4
1 .3 5
1 .2 3
1 .3 3
1 .2 1
1 .3 9
1 .5 4
1 .4 7
1 .8 0
1 .0 9
1 .1 8
1 .3 7
1 .4 9
1 .4 9
1 .2 5
1 .3 3
1. 29
1 .3 8
1 .3 3
1 .3 6
1 .4 0
1 .3 3
1 .5 8
.9 4
.9 8
1 .1 0
1 .1 2
.9 2
1 .2 7
1 .3 1
1 .1 9
1 .0 6
.9 6
1 .0 3
1 .2 4
.8 9
1 .0 4
1 .0 5
.9 5
.9 0
.9 1
1.0 7
.9 8

* F isc a l years.
' i A fte r 1900 in c lu d e s im p o r ts in to c o n t in e n t a l U n ite d S tates a n d sh ip m e n ts th e re to fr o m n o n c o n t ig ­
u o u s c u sto m s d istric ts.
* C o n su m p tio n p er c a p ita b a se d o n n e t c o ffee c o m in g to a n d r e m a in in g in c o n tin e n ta l U n ite d S ta tes,
s C o n su m p tio n p e r c a p ita b a sed o n n e t im p o r ts.
D a ta fo r y e a rs p rio r to 1890 a r e fr o m P o o r’ s M a n u a l o f R a ilr o a d s a n d r e la te to c a le n d a r y e a rs; d a ta ,
f r o m 1890 to d a te a re f r o m rep orts o f t h e In te r s ta te C o m m e r c e C o m m issio n a n d re la te to fiscal years.
N o m ile a g e in c lu d e d fo r A la s k a .
* E x c lu d in g tonnage received fro m conn ectin g roads an d other carriers after 1898.

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30' 626
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33,170
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39,050
42,229
46' 844
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66)171
70)268
72) 385
74,096
76,S08
79,082
81,747
86,556
93,267
103,108
114,677
121,422
125,345
128,320
136,338
149,214
156,114
161,276
167,191
172,035
175,691
179, 834
182,733
184,628
186,681
188,844
190,870
194,336
198,964
202,288
207,253
213,422
220,112
225,196
230,761
236,949
240,846
244,084
249,992
254,732
258,033
261,036
263,547
264,378
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638,8S7,653
700,744,184
733,55S,341
628,757,196
686,614,778
753,716,562
728,900,275
863,628,605
943,715,372
1,081,983,301
1,089,226, 440
1,200,315,787
3,304,394,323
1,309,899,165
1,427,731,905
91,631,374,219
1,796,336,659
1,532,981,790
1,556,559,741
1,849,900,101
1,781,638,043
1,844,977,673
2,058,035,487
1,976,138,155
1,802,018,177
2,225,943,388

492,430,865
531,183,998
560,958,211
593,560,612
540,688,199
507,421,362
511,772,737
489,445,198
501,066,681
523,176,508
576,831,251
607,278,121
649,878,505
694,891,535
715,419,682
738,834,667
9797,946,116
873,905,133
890,009,574
891,472,425
971,683,199
997,409,882
1,004,081,346
1,033,679,680
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95,139,022,225
114,077,576,305
123,667,257,153
141,596,551,161
147,077,136,040
157,289,370,053
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174,522,089,577
186,463,109,510
215,877,551,241
236,601,390,103
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12,844,243,881
13,362,898,299
14,229,101,084
14,289,445,893
12,188,446,271
13,049,007,233
12,256,939,647
13,379,930,004
14,591,327,613
16,038,076,200
17,353,588,444
19,689,937,620
20,915,763,881
21,923,213,536
23,800,149,436
27,167,240,831
27,718,554,030
29,082,836,944
29,109,322,589
32,338,496,329
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t

752

PROGRESS

OF

THE

U N IT E D

STATES,

N o . 4 0 0 .— S tatistical R ecord of th e P rogress
A m e r ic a n v e ss e ls .*

Year.
Built.

1800............................
1810............................
1820............................
1830............................
1840............................
1850............................
1855............................
1860............................
1861............................
1862............................
1863............................
1864............................
1865............................
18G6............................
1867....................
1868...... ....................
1869............................
1870............................
1871............................
1872............................
1873............................
1874............................
1875............................
1876............................
1877............................
1878............................
1879............................
1880............................
1881............................
1882............................
1883............................
1884...... .....................
1885............................
1886............................
1887............................
1888............................
1889............................
1890............................
1891............................
1892............................
1893............................
1894............................
1895...........................
1896............................
1897............................
1898............................
1899............................
1900............................
1901............................
1902............................
1903............................
1904............................
1905................ ............
1906............................
1907............................
1908............................
1909............................
1910............................
1911............................
1912............................
1913...........................
1914............................
1915.............. ..............
1916............................
1917............................

Engaged
in foreign
trade
and w hale
fisheries.

G ross
tons.

G ross tons.

106,261
127,575
51,394
68,560
121' 203
279,255
583,450
214i 797
233,194
175,076
311, 045
415,740
394, 523
336,146
305,595
285,304
275,230
276,953
273,226
209,052
359, 245
432,725
297,638
203,585
176,591
235,503
193,030
157,409
280,458
282,269
265,429
225, 514
159,056
95, 453
150,450
218,086
231,134
294,122
369, 302
199,633
211,639
131, 195
111,602
227,096
232,232
180,458
300,038
393, 790
483,489
468, 833
436,152
378,542
330,316
418, 745
471, 332
614,216
238,090
342,068
291,162
232,669
346,155
316, 250
225,122
325.413

(7)

670,673
984,608
620,102
677j 268
899,765
1,585,711
2,535,206
2, 546'237
2, 642,628
2 , 29L 251
2' 026, 114
1,581,894
1,602,583
l ' 492,926
1,568,032
1,565,732
1,566,422
1,516,800
1,425,142
1,410,648
1,423,288
1,428,923
1,553,827
1,592, 821
1,611,193
1,629,048
1,491,534
1, 352,810
1,335,586
1,292,294
1,302,095
1,304,221
1,287,998
1,111,179
1,015,563
943,784
1,021, 595
946,695
1, 005,950
994, 676
899,803
916,180
838,186
844,954
805,584
737,709
848,246
826,694
889,129
882,555
888,776
898,768
954,513
939,486
871,146
940,068
887, 505
791,825
872,671
932,101
1,027,776
1,076,152
1,871,543
2.191,715

(7)

T onnage

F r e ig h t r a te s, w h e a t,
C h ic a g o to N e w
Y o r k , p e r b u s h e l.f

passing
Engaged Engaged through
in coast­ in com ­ Sault Ste. Lake Lake
wise trade
and
Marie
and
andcodand merce of CanaLf can al.3* rail. All rail.
m ackerel LGreat 1*
akes.*
fisheries.
tons. G ross tons.

301,919
440,175
660, 065
614,508
1,280,999
1,949,743
2,676,795
2,807,631
2,897,185
2, 830,913
3,128,942
3,404,506
3,494,199
2,817,852
2,736,455
2,786,027
2,578,219
2,729,707
2,857,465
3,027,099
3,272,739
3,371,729
3,299,905
2, 686,637
2, 631,407
2,583,717
2,678,067
2,715,224
2, 722,148
2,873,639
2,933,392
2, 967, 008
2,977,936
3,019, 957
3,090,282
3,248,132
3,285,880
3,477,802
3,678,809
3,770,245
3,925,268
3,767,849
3,797,774
3,858, 926
3,963,436
4, 012, 029
4,015, 992
4,338,145
4, 635,089
4,915,347
5,198,569
5,392,767
5,502,030
5,735,483
6,067,648
6,425,377
6,501, 250
6,716,257
6,766,119
6,782,082
6,858,775
6,845, 063
6,517,886
6.277.934

<7)

4 3, 500
11,106
54,199
198,266
362, 655
467,774
490,445
563,260
635,054
700,673
673,697
573,912
617, 686
695,604
661,366
684,704
712,027
724,493
788,412
842,381
837,891
613,211
610,160
604,656
597, 376
605,102
663,382
711,269
723,911
733,069
749,948
762, 560
783,721
874,102
972,271
1,063, 063
1,154,870
1,183,582
1,261,067
1,227, 400
1,241,459
1,324,067
1,410,102
1,437,500
1,446,348
1,565, 587
1, 706, 294
1,816. 511
1,902,698
2,019,208
2,062,147
2,234,432
2,439, 741
2, 729,169
2,782,481
2,895,102
2,943,523
2, 949, 924
2,939,786
2,882, 922
2,818,009
2; 760,815

(7)

N et tons.

106,296
403,657
276,639
359,612
507,434
571,438
409,062
458, 530
556, 899
432,563
524,885
690,826
752,101
914,735
1,204,446
1,070,857
1,259, 534
1,541,676
1,439, 216
1,667,136
1, 677,071
1,734,890
2,092,757
2,468,088
2,042,259
2, 997,837
3,035,937
4,219, 397
4,897,598
5,130,659
7,221,935
8,454,435
8,400,685
10, 647,203
8,949,754
13,110,366
16, 806,781
17,249,418
17,619,933
18,622,754
21,958,347
22,315,834
24,626,976
31,955, 582
27,736,444
24,364,138
36,617,699
41,098,324
44,087,974
31,091,730
46,751, 717
49,856,123
41,653,488
! 56,736,807
57,989,715
41,986, 339
56,399,147
69.824.463
65,307,233

Cents.

Cents.

C ents .

24. 83
26.55
26. 33
22. 91
28.36
26. 62
29.61
46.1
22.36
44.2
22.79 29.0
42.6
25.12 25.0
35.1
17.11 22.0
33.3
20.24 25.0
31.0
24.47 28.0
33.5
19.19 26.9
33,2
14.1
16.9
28.7
11.43 14.6
24.1
9. 58 11.8
16,5
11.24 15,8
20.3
9.15 11.4
17.7
11.6
13.3
17.3
12. 27 15.7
19.9
8.19 10.4
14.4
7,89 10.9
14.6
8.37 11.5
16.5
6.31
9.95 13.12
5. 87 9.02 14.0
8. 71 12.0
16.5
8.51 12.0 615.74
5.93 11.0 614.5
6. 89 68.7
15.0
8.5
14.31
5.85
5. 96 8. 53 15.0
5.61
7.55 14.23
6.33
8.44 14.7
4.44
12. 88
7.0
6.95 12.17
4.11
5. 38 7.32 12.0
4.35
7. 37 12.32
4.42
4.96 11.55
6. 65 6.63 11.13
4.42
5.06 69.98
5.14
5.57 89. 92
5.25 ' 5.78 810. 60
5.44
6.17 811.33
5. 02 811.11
4,71
5.51
6. 44 610.20
5 94 6,48 810.50
6.93 811.30
6.68
6,0
6.33 811.70
6.88 811.70
5.35
5.13
6.57 8 9.60
5.35
5.23 8 9.60
5.57
6.17 89,60
5.74
7.01 8 9. 60
5.31
6.54 89. 60
6.08
7.48 n o . 08
7.95
9.55 610. 08
8.72 10.02 610.08

* F isc a l y e a r s .
t C a le n d a r y e a r s.
i F ig u r e s o f t h is c o lu m n a r e in c lu d e d in th o s e or c o a s tw is e tr a d e , e tc .

* Including canal tolls prior to 1883, but not Buffalo transfer charges.

3 F ig u r e s d o n o t in c lu d e fo r a n y y e a r w ith d r a w a ls fo r s c ie n tific p u r p o se s or fo r u s e o f t h e U n ite d
S ta te s o r a fte r 1906 w ith d r a w a ls o f a lc o h o l fo r d e n a tu r a tio n fr e e o f ta x .



PROGRESS

of t h e

OE

THE

U N IT E D

753

STATES

U n ited S tates , 1800 to 1917— C ontinued.
Consumption of wines and liquors.*

W in e s.

M a lt liq u o r s.

C on­
su m p ­
C o n su m p ­ tio n
tio n .
per
cap­
ita .

G allons.

G alls .

D is tille d sp ir its.

C on­
su m p ­
tio n
C o n su m p ­
per
tio n .
cap­
ita .

C o n su m p ­
tio n . 3

Galls.

G allons.

. I
........ r
i

4 ,8 7 3 ,0 9 6
6,316,371

0 .2 9
.2 7

23 ,310,843
36 ,563 ,0 09

10,804, 687

.3 4

101,346,669

3. 22

.3 2
.4 0
.4 1
.4 5
.4 8
.4 5
.4 5
.4 7
.4 7
.5 0
.5 6
.4 7
.4 9
.4 8
.3 7
.3 9
.4 5
.5 5
.6 1
.5 6
.4 6
.4 6
.4 3
.4 8
.3 2
.3 0
.2 7
.5 3
.2 8
.3 5
.3 9
.3 6
.6 1
.4 7
.5 2
.4 1
.5 3
.6 5
.5 8
.6 7
.6 5
.6 7
.5 8
.5 6
.5 2
.3 2
.4 6
.4 1

62 ,372 ,4 65
97^770^ 584
113'623'255
159,153,746
193,060,149
191,289,305
197; 483j 238
204;756; 156
24 1,138,127
27 0,298,916
30 0,69 7,26 2
29 9,52 1,06 5
29 4,95 3,15 7
30 8,33 6,38 7
30 4,926,667
31 7,969,352
34 4,60 5,48 5
41 4,22 0,16 5
44 4,11 2,16 9
526, 379,980
55 1,49 7,34 0
590,016,517
59 6,10 2,03 8
64 3,179,459
717, 972,313
766, 491,812
780,122,461
855,929, 559
94 7,230,519
98 9,30 9,83 2
1 ,0 7 4 ,4 4 1 ,0 7 1
1 ,0 3 6 ,0 2 3 ,5 3 5
1 ,0 4 3 ,0 3 3 ,4 8 6
1 ,1 1 3 ,4 6 5 966
1,069, 640,208
1,1 6 4 ,5 0 0 ,1 0 1
1 ,1 3 6 ,3 8 0 ,9 0 8
1 ,2 2 2 ,3 8 7 ,1 0 4
1 ,2 5 9 ,0 6 0 ,4 4 4
1,382, 369,176
1,450, 308, 350
1 ,4 9 9 ,3 7 8 ,2 1 5
1,5 38,52 6, 610
1 ,7 00,42 1,22 1
1,8 22 ,3 1 3 ,5 2 5
1,8 28 ,7 3 2 ,4 4 8
1 ,7 5 2 ,6 3 4 ,4 2 6
1 ,8 5 1 ,6 6 6 ,6 5 8
1 ,9 6 6 ,9 1 1 ,7 5 4
1 ,9 3 2 ,5 3 1 ,1 8 4
2 ,0 3 0 ,3 4 7 ,3 7 2
2 ,0 5 6 ,4 0 7 ,1 0 8
1 ,8 5 5 ,5 2 4 ,2 8 4
1,8 18 ,2 6 6 ,4 4 8
1,8 84 265,377

1.8 7
2 .8 7
3. 27
4 .4 9
5 .3 3
5 ,1 7
5 .2 3
6 .3 1
6 .1 0
6 .6 6
7 .2 1

12,225, 067
15 ,831 ,5 00
16 ,682 ,0 24
18,847,031
2 0 ,4 6 8 ,7 1 4
19, 991,326
20, 161, 777
21 ,87 5 ,9 8 7
22,263, 596
24 ,376 ,8 13
2 8 ,0 9 8 ,1 7 9
24 ,143 ,0 21
25 ,562 ,6 94
25,777, 571
20 ,481 ,9 27
21 ,905 ,7 12
25 ,5 6 6 ,7 7 2
32 ,3 2 4 ,5 1 4
36 ,334 ,8 18
34 ,145 ,7 10
28 ,945 ,9 93
29 ,083 ,3 09
28 ,264 ,6 27
31 ,636 ,3 91
21 ,882 ,8 40
20 ,863 ,8 77
18 ,701,405
38, 271, 478
20 ,568 ,0 23
2 6 ,3 6 0 ,4 9 9
29, 988,467
2 8 ,3 9 6 ,5 2 0
49, 763, 920
38,238, 818
4 3 ,3 1 1 ,2 1 7
35 ,05 9 ,7 1 7
46 ,485 ,2 23
5 7 ,7 3 8 ,8 4 8
5 2 ,1 2 1 ,6 4 6
6 1 ,7 7 9 ,5 4 9
60 ,548 ,0 78
6 3 ,859 ,2 32
66 ,424,711
55 ,327,461
52,418, 430
32 ,911,909
47 ,587 ,1 45
42 ,723 ,3 76

1.3 6
1 .5 8

7.00

6 .7 1
6 .8 3
6 .5 8
6 .6 8
7 .0 5
8 .2 6
8 .6 5
1 0 .0 3
10 .27
1 0 .7 4
10 .62
11 .21
12 .24
12 .78
12 .73
13. 67
14 .84
1 5 .2 4
16 .19
15. 32
15 .13
15. 85
1 4 .9 4
1 5 .9 6
15. 30
16 .09
1 5 .9 8
1 7 .1 8
1 7 .6 7
17. 91
1 8 .0 2
19 .54
2 0 .5 6
2 0 .2 6
19 .07
20. 09
2 0 .6 6
1 9 .9 6
2 0 .6 2
2 0 .5 4
18 .24
17.59
17 .94

C on­
su m p ­
t io n
C on­
T o ta l
r
s u m p ­ c o n s u m p tio n c appeita
tio n
o f w in e s
o f a ll
per a n d liq u o r s. w in e s
cap­
and
ita .
liq u o r s.

P roo f
gallons.

P ro o f
galls.

43,060 ,8 84
61,833 ,4 73
89, 968,651

2. 52

2. 23

71,244, 823
94, 712,853

2 .8 6

20 2,12 0,00 7

17,409,596
87,002, 067
17,484,302
15,577 ,3 86
1 5 ,885 ,4 60
8,4 53,48 5
63,443, 582
79,895 ,7 08
64,059, 661
68,422 ,2 80
68,037 ,1 89
64,540 ,0 90
66,120 ,5 58
6 9 ,983 ,8 90
59,420 ,1 18
51,931,941
54,278 ,4 75
6 3 ,526 ,6 94
70,607 ,0 81
73,556 ,9 76
78, 462,687
81,128 ,5 81
71,416 ,7 09
73 ,229 ,1 14
71,072,794
75,845 ,3 52
80,613 ,1 58
8 7 ,829 ,6 23
91,157 ,5 65
97,301 ,8 40
101,287,753
90, 541,209
78,655,063
70,725 ,7 45
73,029 ,9 48
81,594 ,2 93
87,433,442
97,356 ,8 64
103,455,338
107,726,141
117,669,954
121,087,387
120,869, 649
127,851,583
140,084,436
125,379,314
121,130,036
133,138,684
138,585,989
139,496, 331
147,745,628
143,447,227
127,159,098
139,973,684
167,740,325

.5 2
2 .5 5
. 50
.4 4
. 44
.2 3
1 ,6 8
2 .0 7
1.6 2
1 .6 8
1 .6 3
1. 51
1.5 0
1 .3 3
1 .2 8
1 .0 9
1.1 1
1 .2 7
1 .3 8
1 .4 0
1 .4 6
1 .4 8
1 .2 7
1 .2 8
1. 21
1.2 6
1.3 2
1 .4 0
1 .4 3
1 .4 9
1. 52
1 .3 4
1 .1 4
1.01
1 ,0 2
1.1 2
1 .1 8
1.28
1.31
1.3 4
1.43
1.4 5
1 .4 2
1.47
1.58
1.39
1 .3 2
1 .4 2
1 .4 6
1 .4 4
1. 50
1.4 3
1.2 5
1.3 5
1 .6 0

29 6,87 6,93 1
321, 029, 288
3 5 5,40 3,22 0
3 8 7,58 1,43 2
38 4,52 9,86 9
38 1,06 5,04 1
38 8,48 2,05 4
S 8 6 ,222,772
39 2,16 4,88 9
423,260, 773
50 5,84 5,03 8
53 8,86 2,27 1
6 2 5,49 9,65 0
6 5 5,72 7,59 8
691, 627,025
689,424, 459
7 4 1,97 5,34 5
82 1,36 9,62 1
8 7 8,67 1,98 2
894, 881,329
972, 705,175
1 ,0 6 7 ,4 7 1 ,3 9 3
1 ,1 1 4 ,8 7 6 ,2 9 9
1 ,2 0 7 ,8 6 5 ,2 1 5
1 ,1 4 8 ,4 4 7 ,5 8 4
1 ,1 4 2 ,5 5 2 ,4 2 6
1,2 02, 893,116
1 ,1 8 0 ,9 4 1 ,6 3 4
1 ,2 6 6 ,6 6 2 ,4 1 7
1, 25 0,17 4,84 9
1 ,3 4 9 ,7 3 2 ,4 3 5
1 ,3 9 0 ,9 1 2 ,3 0 2
1,5 39, 859,237
1 ,6 0 6 ,2 1 7 ,1 2 2
1,6 63, 776,829
1,6 94, 455,976
1 ,8 7 4 ,7 5 8 ,0 2 7
2, 02 0,13 6,80 9
2 ,0 0 6 ,2 3 3 ,4 0 8
1,9 3 5 ,5 4 4 ,0 1 1
2 ,0 4 5 ,3 5 3 ,4 5 0
2 ,1 6 9 ,3 5 6 ,9 7 5
2,128, 452,226
2 ,2 3 3 ,4 2 0 ,4 6 1
2, 25 2,27 2,76 5
2 ,0 1 5 ,5 9 5 ,2 9 1
2,0 0 5 ,8 3 5 ,8 7 1
2 ,0 9 4 ,7 2 9 ,0 7 8

G allons.

G alls.
4 .1 7
4 .0 8
6 ,4 2

Year.

......................1800
......................1810
....................1820
......................1830
......................1840
......................1850
......................1855
......................1860
.................... 1861
......................1862
......................1863
......................1864
____
1865
......................1866
1867
.................. 1868
......................1869
......................1870
......................1871
......................1872
......................1873
......................1874
......................1875
......................1876
......................1877
......................1878
......................1879
......................1880
......................1881
......................1882
......................1883
......................1884
......................1885
......................1886
......................1887
......................1888
......................1889
......................1890
......................1891
......................1892
......................1893
......................1894
......................1895
......................1896
......................1897
......................1898
......................1899
......................1900
......................1901
......................1902
......................1903
......................1904
......................1905

7 .7 0
8 .1 2
8. 75
9 .3 0
8 .9 9
8 .6 7
8. 61
8 .3 3
8 .2 4
8 .6 6
10. 08
10 .50
11 .92
12. 21
1 2 .6 0
1 2 .2 8
12 .9 3
14 .00
14. 65
14. 60
15. 53
16 .72
17 .13
18 .20
16 .95
16.57
17 .12
16. 50
17. 37
16 .82
1 7 .7 6
17 .65
39 .14
19. 57
19. 87
19 .85
2 1 .5 5
2 2 .7 9 ......................1907
22.22 ......................1908
2 1 .0 6 ......................1909
2 2 .1 9 ......................1910
2 2 .7 9 ......................1911
2 1 .9 8 ......................1912
22. 68 ......................1913
2 2 .5 0 ......................1914
19.80 ......................1915
19.40 ......................1916
19 .95 ......................1917

* From Andrew ’s Colonial and Lake Trade.
6 Average based upon officially published tariffs; actual rates lower.
6 For dom estic consumption; local rate for exports only 9,08 cents in 1900; 9.02 in 1901; 8.75 in 1902;
and, w hen consigned or delivered to steamer, 8.89 in 1903; 8.47 in 1904; 7.99 in 1905 ; 8.10 in 1906; 9.70
in 1907; 10.50 in 1908 and 1909: 7.80 in 1910 to 1914, inclusive; 8.22 in 1915 and 1916, and 9.18 cents in 1917.
* Figures for 1917 are withheld under instructions,


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754

PROGRESS

OE

THE

N o.

Year.

1800................................
1810................................
1820................................
1830................................
1840................................
1850................................
1855................................
I860................................
1861................................
1862................................
1863................................
1864................................
1865................................
1866................................
1867................................
1868................................
1869................................
1870................................
1871................................
1872................................
1873..............................
1874................................
1875................................
1876................................
1877................................
1878................................
1879................................
1880................................
1881................................
1882................................
1883................................
1884................................
1885................................
1886................................
1887................................
1888................................
1889................................
1890................................
1891................................
1892................................
,1893................................
1894................................
1895.................................
1896................................
1897................................
1 8 9 3 ............................
1899................................
1900................................
1901................................
1902................................
1903................................
1904................................
1905................................
1906................................
1907................................
1908................................
1909................................
1910................................
1911................................
1912................................
1913................................
1914................................
1915................................
1916................................
1917................................

U N IT E D

STATES

4 0 0 ,— S tatistical R ecord op t h e P rogress

Prices of staple com m odities.
Washed Ohio fleece wool,
per pound, in eastern mar­
Per ton .*
*
i
Middling' Standard Standard kets, July 1.
cotton, sheet­ prints,
Steel
per
per
Pig iron, rails, pound.** ings, per yard.* *
yard.*8
F ine. M edium. Coarse.
No. 1 standard
fou n d ry.1 sections. 2

Dollars. Dollars.
27.88
20. 88
27.75
22. 70
20. 26
23.92
35.24
59, 22
46.08
46.84
44.08
39.25
40.61
33.23
35.08
48. 94
42. 79
30.19
25. 53
22.19
18.92
17. 67
21.72
28.48
25.17
25.77
22.42
19. 81
17.99
18. 71
20. 93
18. 88
17.76
18.41
17.52
15. 75
14. 52
12.66
13.10
12.95
12. JO
11.66
19.36
19. 98
15.87
22.19
19.92
15. 57
17. 88
20. 98
23. 89
17. 70
17,81
16.86
15.21
16.06
16.57
15.74
15.26
21.18

166.00
158.46
132.19
106.79
102.52
111.94
120. 58
94.28
68.75
59.25
45.58
42.21
48.21
67. 52
61.08
48. 50
37.75
30.75
28.52
34.52
37.08
29.83
29.25
31.78
29. 92
30 00
28.12
24.00
24. 33
28.00
18.75
17.62
28.12
32.29
27.33
28.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28. 00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
28. 00
28 00
32.00

I

Cents.
12.34
10.39
11.00
13.01
31.29
67.21
101.50
83.38
43.20
31.59
24.85
29.01
23.98
16.96
22.19
20.14
17.95
15.46
12.98
11.82
11.22
10.84
11.51
12.03
11.56
11.88
10.88
10.45
9.28
10.21
10.03
10.65
11.07
8. 60
7.71
8.56
6.94
7.44
7.93
7.00
5,94
6.88
9.25
8. 75
9.00
11.18
11.75
9.80
11.50
12.10
10.62
12.68
15.11
13.01
11.52
12.80
11.13
10.14
14.45
23.49

Cents.
7.87
7.64
8.73
10.00
18.55
36.04
52.07
38.04
24.31
18.28
16.79
16.19
14.58
13.00
14.27
13.31
11.42
10.41
8, 85
8.46
7.80
7.97
8.51
8.61
8.45
8.32
7.28
6.75
6.75
7.15
7.25
7,00
7.00
6.83
6.50
5.90
5.11
5.74
5.45
4.73
4.20
6.28
6. 05
5.54
5.48
6.25
7.13
7.00
7.25
7.62
6.75
7.37
7. 87
7. 98
7.79
8. 05
7.68
6.74
9.18
14. 50

Cents.
10.62
9.80
9.50
9.71
14.40
21.24
33.25
29.00
21.15
16.58
13.83
14.00
12.41
11.62
12.00
11.37
9.75
8.71
7,06
6. 77
6.09
6.25
7.41
7.00
6.50
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6. 50
6.50
6.00
6.00
6.25
5.25
4.90
5.25
4.66
4.70
3.96
4.25
5.00
4.62
5.00
5.00
5.00
4. 75
5.12
6.00
6. 37
5.06
5. 62
5.24
5.22
5.40
5 19
5.19
7.20
10.79

Cents.
60
45
45
60
55
38
48
75
100
75
70
55
46
48
46
62
72
50
53
52
38
50
36
37
46
42
42
39
35
32
33
34
29
35
33
31
28
24
20
18
17
21*
28
29
284
25
26
31*
32*
36
33
34
34
35
31
28
32
27
28
30
35
68

Cents.
60
39
37
40
50
30
47
70
100
73
67
49
45
48
45
60
70
48
53
49
35
44
36
38
48
44
45
41
34
31
33
37
33
39
37
35
34
26
21
21
18
23*
29
31*
31*
26
26*
31*
32*
39
37
36
38
40
34
30
35
34
33
39
48
85

Cents.
40
33
30
33
40
22
45
65
90
65
60
45
43
47
43
55
65
44
46
46
31
37
32
34
42
36
34
33
30
28
29
34
31
32
29
29
30
25
18
19
17
21
24*
27
27*
22
25
27
30*
36
36
35
36
37
33
30
33
33
31
37
46
83

* Calendar years.
i At P hiladelphia after 1909, the figures relate to N o. 2 foundry, the price thereof being usually 50 cents
below that of N o. 1.
*At m ills in P ennsylvania.
8 N et prices at New York.
Postal cards
Digitized for*FRASER first issued May 1, 1873, under act of June 8, 1872.


PROGRESS
of

the

U nited S tates , 1800

OF

to

THE

U N IT E D

755

STATES,

1917— C on tin ued .

Postal statistics.!
Postal cards
issued.

Ordinary post­
age stamps
issued.

Hatter of all
kinds mailed
(estimated).

Paid as
compensa­
tion of post­
masters.

Gross reve­
nue of de­
partment.

Gross ex>enditure of
lepartment.

Number.

Number.

Pieces.

Dollars.

Dollars.

Dollars.

*31,094,000
91,079,000
107.616.000
160.815.000
170.015.500
200.630.000
221.797.000
272.550.500
308.536.500
351.498.000
379.516.750
362.876.750
339.416.500
355.648.000
356.939.250
381.797.500
386.808.500
429,515,350
424,216, 750
511.433.500
530.505.000
468.499.750
492,305,550
524.820.150
523.608.250
556,380,650
573.634.150
587.815.250
659,614,800
547,204,090
770,657,950
702,907,450
728,285,100
798,917,850
805,668,700
809.426.750
926,478,900
726.441.000
975,138,748
909,411,045
946,861,679
962,072,326
975,542.228
1,047.894,800
1,112,337, 760

1,540,545
72,977,300
216,370, GC0
211,788,518
251,307,105
338,340,385
334,054, CIO
387,419,455
347,734,325
371,599,605
383,470,500
421,047, 460
468,118,445
498,126,175
541,445,070
601,931,520
632,733, 420
682,342, 470
698,799,090
689,580,670
742,461,940
774,358,780
875,681,970
954,128, 450
1,114,560,330
1,202,743,800
1,459,768, 460
1, 465,122,935
1,620, 784,100
1,746,985,520
1,867,173,140
1,961,980,840
2,219,737,060
2 , 397,503,340
2,543,270,210
2,750,293,090
2,602,278.355
2,795,424,808
3,025,481,467
3.063.633.885
3,418,458,360
3,692, 775,815
3,998,544,564
4,239,273,696
4,621,285,723
5,270,549.115
5,330,886,845
5,751,017,915
6,284,450,495
7,061,036,615
7,651, 400,405
8,731,875,393
9.067.164.886
10,046,068,728
9,928,263,748
10,962,358,748
11,112,254,281
11,226,386.415
11.671,842.200
12,451,522,177




3,474,000,000
3.495.100.000
3.576.100.000
3.860.200.000
4,005,408,206
4, 369, 900, 352
4,776,575,076
5,021,841,056
4.919.090.000
5,134,281,200
5, 693, 719,192
5,781,002,143
6,214, 447.000
6.576.310.000
7,129, 990,202
7,424,390,329
8,085, 446,858
8,887, 467,048
9,502,459,535
10,187,505,889
11,361,090,610
12,255,666,367
13,173,340.329
14.004,577.271
14,850,102,559
16,900,552,138
17,588,058,941
18,567, 445,160

69,242
149,438
352,295
595,234
1,028,925
1,549,376
2,135,335
2,552,808
2,514,157
2,340,767
2,876,983
3,174,326
3,383,382
3,454,677
4,033,728
4,255,311
4,546,958
4,073,466
5,028,381
5,121,665
5,725, 468
5,818,472
7,049,936
7,381,460
7,284,283
7,966,921
7,182,239
7,70S,407
8,298,743
8,964,676
10,315,394
11,283,830
11,243,848
11,348,178
11, 929, 481
12,589,768
13,168,991
13,753,096
1 4 ,527 ,00 0
15,249,565
15,863,622
15,899,709
16,079,508
16,561,181
16,908,384
17,453,433
18,223,506
19 112,097
19,949,515
20,783,919
21,631,724
22,273,343
22,743,342
23,544,585
24,575,696
25,599,397
26,569.892
27,521,040
28,284,964
28,647,726
29,126,662
29,954,209
30,376,379
31,086,525
31,899,850

f Fiscal years.

280,806
551,755
1,111,761
1,919,314
4,543,522
5,499,985
6,642,136
8,518,067
8,349,296
8,299,821
11,163,790
12,438,254
14,556,159
14,436,986
15,297,027
16,292,601
18,344,511
19,772,221
20,037,045
21,915, 426
22,996,742
26,471,072
26,791,360
28,644,198
27,531,585
29,277,517
30,041,983
33.315.479
36,785,398
41,876, 410
45,508,693
43,325,959
42,560,844
43,948, 423
48,837,609
52,695,176
56,175,611
60,882,098
65,931,786
70,930,475
75,896,993
75.080.479
76,983,128
82,499,208
82,665,402
89,012,618
95,021,384
102,354,579
111,631,193
121,848.047
134,224,443
143,582,624
152,826,585
167,932,782
183,585,005
191,478,663
203,562,383
224,128,658
237,879,824
246,744,016
266,619.525
287,934,566
287,248,165
312,057,689
329,726,116

* No data available.
«N o estimate.

213,994
495,969
1,160,926
1,932,708
4,718,236
5,212,953
9,968,342
19,170,610
13,606,759
11,125,364
11,314,207
12,644,786
13,694,728
15,352,079
19,235,483
22,730,593
23,698,131
23,998,837
24,390,104
26,658,192
29,084,946
32,126, 415
33,611,309
33,263, 488
33,486,322
34,165, 084
33,449,899
36, 542,804
39, 592,506
40,482,021
43,282,944
47,224, 560
50,046,235
51,004,744
53,006,194
56,468,315
62,317,119
66,259,548
73,059,519
7G; 980,846
81,581,681
84,994,112
87,179,551
90,932,669
94,077,242
98,033,523
101,632,100
107,740,207
115,554,921
124,785,097
138,784,487
152,362,116
167,399,109
178,449,778
190,238,2S8
208,351,880
221,004,102
229,977,224
237,648,926
248,525,450
262,007,541
283,543,769
298.546,026
306,204. 033
319,838,718

Year

180<
181<
182(
1831
184(
185<
1851
186<
186]
186J
im
1864
1861
186(
1861
1861
186t
187(
1871
1875
187:
1S7<
1871
1871
1871
1871
1871
188C
188]
1885
1881
1884
1881
1881
1881
1881
1881
1891
1891
1895
1891
1894
1891
189(
1891
1891
1891
1901
1901
1905
190:
1904
1901
1901
1901
1901
1901
191(
191]
1915
1915
1914
1911
1911
1911

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PROGRESS

OF

THE

U N IT E D

STATES,

N o . 4 0 0 . —Statistical R ecord op th e P rogress
Postal statistics * --Continued.
Year.

1800...........
1810...........
1820...........
1830...........
1840...........
185C...........
1855...........
1860...........
1861...........
1862...........
1863...........
1864...........
1865...........
1866...........
1867...........
1868...........
1869...........
1870...........
1871...........
1872...........
1873...........
1874...........
1875...........
1876...........
1877...........
1878...........
1879...........
1880...........
1881...........
1882...........
1883...........
1884...........
1885...........
1886...........
1887...........
1888...........
1889...........
1890...........
1891...........
1892...........
1893...........
1894...........
1895...........
1896...........
1897...........
1898...........
1899...........
1900...........
1901...........
1902...........
1903...........
1904...........
1905...........
1906...........
1907...........
1908...........
1909...........
1910...........
1911..........
1912..........
1913...........
1914..........
1915..........
1916..........
1917..........

Money- Domestic
order
Post E xtent offices in money
of post
orders
offices. routes. opera­
issued.
tion.

Number Miles. Number. Number .
903
2,300
4,500
8,450
13,468
18,417
24,410
28;498
28,586
28,875
29,047
28,878
20,556
23,828
25,163
26i 481
27,106
28,492
30,045
31,863
33,244
34,294
35,547
36,383
37,345
38,253
40,588
42,989
44,512
46,231
46,820
48,434
51,252
53,614
55,157
57,376
58,999
62,401
64,329
67,119
68,403
69,805
70,064
70,360
71,022
73,570
75,000
76,688
76,945
75,924
74,169
71,131
68,131
65,600
62,659
61,158
60,144
59,580
59,237
58,729
58,020
56, 810
56,380
55,934
55,413

20,817
36; 406
72,492
115,176
155;739
178' 672
227.908
240,594
140,399
134', 013
139,598
139,172
142;340
180,921
203;245
216; 928
223', 731
231,232
238,359
251,398
256,210
269,097
277,873
281,798
292,820
301,966
316,711
343,888
344,006
343,618
353,166
359,530
365,251
368,660
392,874
403,976
416,159
427,990
439,027 ‘*
447,591
453,833
454,746
456,026
463,313
470,032
480,461
496,948
500,989
511,808
507,540
506,268
496,818
486,805
478,711
463,406
450,738
448,618
447,998
435,388
436,469
436,293
435,597
433,334
444,279
479,487

419
766
1,224
i;468
1,466
1,694
2,076
2,452
2,775
3,069
3,404
3,401
3,697
4,143
4,512
4,829
5,163
5,491
5,927
6,310
7,056
7,357
7,853
8,241
8,727
9,382
10,070
12,069
18,434
19,264
19,691
20,802
21,082
23,421
26,784
29,649
30,529
31,680
34,547
35,094
36,832
37,444
37,572
43,313
50,043
51,791
51,809
52,815
54,594
55,055
55,670
56,026
56,170

74, 277
243,609

474;496
83C937
1,264;143
i;67i;253
2,151, 794
2,573,349
3,355,686
4,420,633
5,006,323
4,998,600
4,925,931
5,613,117
6,372,213
7,240,537
7,663,232
8,420,869
8,807,556
7,835,694
7,725,893
7,940,302
9,232,177
9,959,207
10,130,140
10,624,727
11,451,274
12,069,442
13,309,735
14,304,041
22,031,120
23,962,053
25,169,055
27,798,078
29,007,870
32,060,983
35,586,379
40,474,327
45,941,681
50,392,554
53,379,327
58,461,353
62,069,783
64,864,570
68,791,938
76,918,036
81,146,233
84,539,212
90,656,145
104,028,927
105,073,320
121,636,818
133,291,973

Value of money orders
issued.
Domestic.

Dollars.

Interna­ City de­ Car­
livery riers.
tional.
offices.

Dollars.

&1,360,122

3,977,259
9,229,327
16,197,858
24,848,058
34,054,184
42,164,118
48,515,532
57,516,216
74,424,854
77,431,251
77,035,972
72,820,509
81,442,364
88,254,641
100,352,818
105,075,769
113,400,118
117,329,406
122,121,261
117,858,921
113,819,521
117,462,660
119,649,064
115,081,845
114,362,757
119,122,236
120,066,801
127,576,433
138,793,579
156,709,089
172,100, 649
174,482,676
191,354,121
211,213,592
238,921,009
274,546,067
313,551,279
353,627,648
378,778,488
396,903,433
444,515,790
479,650,342
498,699,637
491,074,844
547,993,642
578,111,005
583,337,003
624,849,097
667,231,064
656,139,134
719,364,950
822,679,623

City delivery service.*
1

6 22, 189
38,489
833,006
1,863,512
2,265,242
1,964,574
2,068,668
1,844,053
2,047,696
2,240,454
3,463,862
4,683,926
6,536,514
7,717,832
7,688,776
6,840,358
7,178,786
9,035,530
11,293,870
12,280,516
13,230,135
14,443,667
15,120,271
16,341,838
13,792,455
12,906,486
13,852,615
13,588,379
13,239,769
13,744,770
16,749,018
20,072,614
22,974,473
35,237,935
42,550,150
47,516,027
63,047,868
84,080,711
88,972,388
76,754,802
99,742,686
109,604,639
97,660,024
102,668,288
101,963,428
60,772,073
46,357,386
32,284,183

Annual
cost of
service.

Number. Number. Dollars.

66
45
. 46
47
48
48
51
52
52
52
87
87
87
87
87
88
104
109
112
154
159
178
181
189
358
401
454
519
568
610
610
604
627
629
688
735
796
866
933
1,032
1,100
1,144
1,184
1,240
1,330
1,440
1,492
1,541
1,621
1,675
1,759
1,808
1,864
1,948

685
757
863
943
1,198
1,246
1,362
1,419
1,443
1,498
2,049
2,195
2,269
2,265
2,275
2,359
2,628
2,861
3,115
3,680
3,890
4,358
4,841
5,310
6,346
8,257
9,066
10,130
10,737
11,625
11,736
12,714
12,834
12,931
13,696
14,256
15,322
16,389
17,787
19,542
20,758
21,778
22,965
24,577
20,352
27,620
28,715
29,168
29,962
30,923
32,292
32,902
34,114
34,592

317,063
448,664
589,236
699,934
995,934
1,183,915
1,230,079
1,353,923
1,385,965
1,422,495
1.802,696
1,880,041
1,981,186
1,893,619
1,824,166
1,947,706
2,363,693
2,499,911
2,623,262
3,173,336
3,504,206
3,985,952
4,312,306
4,618,692
5,422,356
6,957,941
7,976,202
9,072,160
9,966,892
10,683,575
11,229,436
12,135,544
12,713,861
12,827,396
13,387,506
13,905,800
14,512,190
15,752,600
17,123,310
19,337,986
20,561,208
20,919,078
21,980,632
23,170,203
26,258,039
29. 738,123
31,683,591
32,970,451
34,152,517
36,600,544
40,398,621
42,458,003
43,136,818
48,047,712

* Fiscal years.
t Calendar years.
1 Free (city) delivery service authorized by act of Mar. 3, 1803. Established July 1, 18G3.
8 The first experimental rural-delivery service was established on Oct. 1,1896, simultaneously on three
routes, from Charles Town, Uvilla, and Halltown, W. Ya.
3 Special-delivery service authorized by act of Mar. 3,1885. Established Oct. 1,1885. Service restricted
to delivery of letters at any free-delivery office or in any town of 4,000 or more inhabitants.




PROGRESS

of th e

U n it e d S t a t e s , 1800

OF

to

THE

U N IT E D

757

STATES,

1917—Continued.4
7
6
*

P o sta l s t a t is t ic s * — C o n tin u e d .

Annual
travel.

Annual
cost.

Patents
Special de­
livery serv­ issued.f
ice—pieces
delivered.*

M iles.

D olla rs .

N u m b er.

Rural delivery service.3
Carriers.

Mileage.

N u m b e r.

..........................l

7 S3
148
391
1,276
4,301
8,466
15,119
24,566
32,055
35,666
37,582
39,143
40,499
40,977
41,559
42,081
42,685
43,534
43,710
42,766
43,338

1,843
2,960
8,929
28,685
100,299
186,252
332,61S
552,725
721,237
820,318
883,117
891,432
979,541
993,068
1,015,023
1,021,492
1,038,076
1,060,679
1,067,674
1,083,070
1,112,556

287,104,177
298,359,946
303,006,851
307,083,504
310,905,654
315,781,121
322,431,662
324,257,391
326,434,635
336,302,689

14,840
50,241
150,012
420,433
1,750,321
4,089,041
8,051,599
12,645,275
20,864,885
25,011,625
26,661,555
34,371,939
35,661,034
36,914,769
37,125,630
41,859,422
45,642,766
47,377,070
52,565,811
51,952,326
52,420,000

7 896,334
1.024.567
1,220,267
1,378,647
1.613.567
1,972,196
2,363,6S4
2,869,370
2,889,900
3,081,055
3,475,377
3,629,851
4,062,675
4,551,672
5,191,594
5,873,517
6,786,221
7,860,292
8,650,806
9,296,741
10,224,953
11,372,811
12,024,580
13,941,108
15,440,033
16,756,499
18,364,722
20,811,564
22,834,192
23,486,265
27,530,268
33,913,650

473
993
2,013
4,778
3,329
3,532
4,184
5,025
6,616
9,458
13,026
13, 410
13,997
13,333
13.056
13,613
12,864
13,599
14,837
16,595
14,187
13,444
13,213
13,947
16,584
19.267
22,383
20,413
24, 233
22,508
21,477
20,506
24,158
26, 292
23,244
23,559
23,769
20,857
22.057
23,273
23, 794
22.267
25, 527
26,499
27, 373
27, 886
31, 699
30.934
30, 399
31, 965
36,620
33, 682
37,421
35, 930
34,084
37,731
35,788
41,850
44.934
45,927
42,760

Im m i­
grants
arrived.4

N u m b er.

8,385
23, 322
84,066
369,980
200.877
150,237
89,724
89,007
174,524
193,195
247, 453
314.917
310,965
138, 840
352,768
387, 203
321, 350
404,806
459,803
313,339
227,498
169,986
141,857
138, 469
177.826
457,257
669,431
788, 992
603,322
518,592
395, 346
334,203
490,109
546, 889
444,427
455,302
560,319
623,084
502.917
314,467
279, 948
343,267
230, 832
229,299
311,715
448,572
487.918
648,743
857,046
812.870
1,026,499
1,100,735
1,285,349
782.870
751, 786
1,041,570
878,587
838,172
1,197,892
1,218,480
326, 700
298.826
295,403

Year.

.............................. 1800
.............................1810
.............................. 1820
.............................. 1830
............................ 1840
.............................. 1850
.............................. 1855
.............................. 1860
.............................. 1861
.............................. 1862
.............................. 1863
.............................. 1864
.............................. 1865
.............................. 1866
.............................. 1867
.............................. 1868
.............................. 1869
.............................. 1870
.............................. 1871
.............................. 1872
.............................. 1873
.............................. 1874
.......................... 1875
.............................. 1876
.............................. 1877
.............................. 1878
.............................. 1879
.............................. 1880
............................ 1881
.............................. 1882
.............................. 1883
..............................1884
........................ 1885
.............................. 1886
.............................. 1887
.............................. 1888
.............................. 1889
............................ 1890
.............................. 1891
............................ 1892
.............................. 1893
.............................. 1894
.............................. 1895
............................1896
.............................. 1897
.............................. 1898
.............................. 1899
.............................. 1900
.............................. 1902
.............................. 1903
.............................. 1905
.............................. 1906
.............................. 1907
.............................. 1908
.............................. m o
.............................. 1911
.............................. 1912
............................1913
.............................. 1914
.............................. 1915
.............................. 1916
.............................. 1917

41820 to 1855, to ta l a lie n p a s s e n g e r s a r r iv e d . T h e fig u r e s fo r 1820 a n d 1830 c o v e r y e a r s e n d e d S e p t.
30; fo r 1840,1855, a n d 1860 to 1867, c a le n d a r y e a rs; fo r 1850, fifte e n m o n t h s e n d e d D e c . 31; fo r 1868, s ix
m o n t h s e n d e d J u n e 30, a n d 1869 to d a te , fisc a l y e a rs.

6 From Nov. 1,1864, to June 30 1865. Money-order system went into operation Nov, 1, 1864, under act
of Congress of May 17,1864.
e From Sept. 1, 1869, to June 30, 1870. International money orders first issued under convention of Oct.
2, 1867.

F o r n in e
Digitized for7 FRASERm o n th s o n ly .


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PROGRESS

OF

THE

U N IT E D

STATES,

N o . 4 0 0 .— S tatistical R ecord op t h e P rogress
Students in colleges,
universities, and schools
of tech n ology.*1

Public schools.*
Year.

1800....................
1810...............
1820..............
1830....................
1840..................
I860....................
1855...............
I860....................
1861..............
1862....................
1863....................
1864.....................
1865...................
1866.....................
1867....................
1868....................
1869....................
1870....................
1871 ...........
1872....................
1873....................
1874..............
1875....................
1876....................
1877....................
1878....................
1879..............
1880....................
1881....................
1882....................
1883....................
1884..............
1885....................
1886..............
1887....................
1888....................
1889..............
1890....................
1891....................
1892....................
1893....................
1894....................
1895....................
1896...................
1897....................
1898....................
1899................
1900....................
1901....................
1902....................
1903....................
1 9 0 4 ................
1905.....................
1906....................
1907.....................
1908....................
1909..................
1910.....................
1911....................
1912....................
1913....................
1914....................
1915....................
1916.............
1917....................

Pupils
enrolled.

Salaries paid
Average superintend­
Total
daily
attendance. ents and expenditure.
teachers.

N u m ber,

N u m b er.

6,871,522
7,561,582
7,815,306
8,003,614
8,444,251
8 ,785,678
8,869,115
8,965,006
9,438,883
9, 504, 458
9,867,505
10,000,896
10,211,678
10,651,828
10,982,364
11,398,024
11,664,460
11,884, 944
12,182,600
12,392,260
12,722,581
13,050,132
13,255,921
13,483,340
13, 995,357
14.243,765
14,498,956
14,823, 059
15, 103. 8M
15,176.219
15,503,110
15, 688, 602
15,917,385
35,999,717
16,256, 038
16,468,300
16,641,970
16,890,818
17,061,962
17,506,175
17,813,852
18,035,118
18,218,003
18,523,558
19,153,786
39,693,007
20,351,687

4,077,347
4,545,317
4,658,844
4,745,459
5,050,840
5,248,114
5,291,376
5,426,595
5, 783,065
5,876, 077
6,144,143
6,145,932
6,331,242
6,652,392
7,055,696
7,297,529
7,526,351
7,681,806
7, 906, 986
8,005,969
8,153,635
8,408,323
8,560, 603
8 , 837,199
9,263,350
9,548,722
9,781,475
10,052, 554
10, 356, 458
10, 328,396
10, 632,772
10, 714, 613
11,064,164
11,053,158
11,318,256
11,481,531
11,712,300
11,925, 672
12,154,172
12,684,837
12,827, 307
12,871,980
13,315,537
13,510,643
14,216,459
14,964,886
15,358,927

D o lla r s .

D o U a rs.

37,832,566
42,580,853
45,935, 681
47,932,050
50,785,656
54,722,250
55,358,166
54,973,776
56,155,133
54,639, 731
55,942,972
58,012,463
60,594, 933
64,798,859
68,384,275
72,878, 993
76,270, 434
78,639,964
83,022, 562
87,568,306
91,836,484
96,303,069
100,298,256
104,560,339
109,202,405
113,872, 388
117,139,841
119,310,503
124,192, 270
129,345,873
137,687,746
143,286,204
151,443,681
157,635,732
167,824,753
177,462,981
186,483,464
202,047,814
219,780,123
237,013,913
1 253,915,170
0
10266,678,471
10283,798,531
1 303,537,849
0
40323,610,915
1 344,668,690
0
i° 364,789,265

Men.

63,396,666
69,107,612
74,234,476
76, 238, 464
80,054,286
83,504,007
83,082, 578
79,439,826
79,083,260
76,192,375
78,094,687
83,642,964
88,990,466
96, 750, 003
103,212, 837
110,328,375
113,322,545
115,783,890
124,244,911
132,539,783
140,506,715
147,494,809
155,817,012
164,171,057
172,502,843
175, 809,279
183,498, 965
187,682, 269
194, 292, 911
200,154,597
214, 964,618
227,465, 664
238,262,299
252,804,081
273,216,227
291,616,660
307,765,659
336,898,333
371,344,410
401,397,747
426,250,434
446,726,929
482,315,142
534,058,580
555,077,146
605,460,785
640,717,053

W omen. T otal.2

N u m b er. N u m b er.

44,926
46,220
51,163
55,305
59,814
62, 053
65,143
64,662
67,018
67,505
72,159
75,472
78,133
82,394
86,006
92,161
97,738
96,575
106,945
119,480
119,578
119,026
125,850
128,442
139,228
152,150
164,075
i

10,761
12,185
13,507
15,530
18, 098
19,071
21,721
21,543
23, 470
24,880
26,764
27,879
29,258
25,987
25,682
27,938
31,443
32,850
43,242
42,328
43.441
64,546
72.441
73,400
77, 408
84,861
95,462

N u m b er.

23,392
30,900
32,175
32,540
32,107
32,728
37, 442
38,227
39,048
39,155
39,769
41,464
42,573
40,421
41,737
42,535
45,949
55,687
58,405
64, 670
70,835
77,912
81,124
86,864
8 , 205
6
90, 488
92,385
98,923
103,351
107,391
108,381
1
1
120,099
129,181
129,425
150,187
161,808
163,019
183,572
198,291
201,842
216, 636
237,011
259,537

1

* School years.
i Figures for the years 1873-1882, inclusive, are for the calendar year preceding fiscal year.
3 Figures until 1889 include nonresident graduate students; figures for 1889 and later years are
exclusive of nonresident graduate students.
3 Figures are not comparative. They relate to libraries of the following sizes: 1875 and 1885,300 volumes
and over; 1891, 1896, 1900, and 1903, 1,000 volumes and over; 1908 and 1913, 5,000 volumes and over. In
1908, 3,342 libraries with moro than 999 and less than 5,000 volumes reported with 7,278,378 volumes, and
in 1913 2,188 such libraries with 5,503,500 volumes.
4 Figures are for years ending June 30 and do not include messages sent over leased wires or under
Digitized forrailroad contracts after 1902.
FRASER


,

6

PRO G RESS

OF

THE

U N IT E D

759

STATES,

o p t h e U n it e d S t a t e s , 1800 to 1917— Continued.

Public, society, and school

Commercial failures.f
Amount of
liabilities.

1

i
2,039

11,487,778

26

-2,988

19,401,199

35

3,503

25,977,643

41

4,026

33,051,872

47

5,383

44,591,851

59

86,869

s54,419,002

68

2,298

55,350,163
i
i

2,849

75,112, 935

i
1

3,676
6,993
1,652
496
520
530
1,505
2,780
2,608
2,799
3,546
2,915
4,069
6.183
5,830
7,740
9,092
8,872 :
10,478
6,658
4,735
5, 582
6,738
9.184
10,968
10, 637
9,834
9,634
10,679
10,882
10,907
12,273
10,344
15, 242
13.885
13,197
15,088
13, 351
12,186
9,337
10,774
1
1
11,615
12,069
12,199
11,520
10,682
11,725
15, 690
12, 924
12,652
13.441
15,542
16,037
18, 280
22,156
16.993
13.885

,

Newspa­
pers and
periodicals
published.

Dollars.

Number of
Num N um ber of volumes Num ber.
ber.1 volumes.3 per 100 in ­
habitants.

Telegraph
messages
sen t.4
( YVestern
Union.)

Number.

Number.
6 359
<861
1,403
2,526
4,051

79.807.000
207,210, 000
23.049.000
7,899, 900
8 ,579,000
17.625.000
53.783.000
96,666, 000
63.694.000
75,054,054
8 , 242,000
8
85.252.000
121.056.000
228, 499,900
155.239.000
2
,000,000
0
1
191.117.000
190,669,936
234,383,132
98,149,053
65,752,000
81,155,932
101,547,564
172.874.172
226,343,427
124,220,321
114,644,119
167,560,944
123,829, 973
148,784,337
189,856,964
189,868, 638
114,044,167
346,779,889
172,992,856
173,196, 060
226,096,834
154,332, 071
130,662,899
90,879, 889
138, 495,673
113,092, 376
0
0
2
117,476,769
155,444,185
144.202,311
102.676.172
119,201,515
197, 385,225
222,315,684
154,603, 465
201,757,097
191,061,665
203,117,391
272, 672,288
357,908,859
302,286,148
196,212,256
182,441,371

5,879,282
6,404,595
7,934,933
9,157, 646
10,646,077
12,444,499
14,456,832
16, 329,256
17,153,710
18, 729,567
21,158, 941
23,918,894
25,070,106
29,215, 509
32,500,000
38,842,247
41,181,177
42,076.226
42,096, 583
43,289,807
47,394,530
51, 463,955
54,108,326
55,878,762
59,148, 343
62,387,298
6 , 591,858
6
58,632,237
58, 307,315
58, 760,444
58,151,684
62,173,749
61, 398,157
63,167,783
69,374,883
65.657,049
69,790,866
67,903,973 ,
67,477, 320
71,487,082
74, 804, 551
62,371,287
68,053,439
75,135,405
77,780,732
» 90.000,000
(u)
(12)
(12)
(12)
(12)

T5,219
5,871
6,056
6,519
6,875
7.339
7,870
8,129
7,958
8.340
8,703
9,723
10,267
10,611
11,196
12,671
13,494
14,160
14,706
15,555
16,319
16,948
18,536
18,714
20,006
20,169
20,395
20, 630
19,861
20,453
21,178
20,806
20,879
20,156
20,485
22,168
22,146
22,326
9 21,735
921.320
922,603
9 22,725
922,806
922,837
9 22,855
9 22,977
9 23,167
923.024
9 23,387

Year.

............1800
............1810
............1820
............1830
............1840
............1850
............1855
............I860
........... 1861
........... 1S62
........... J863
..... 1864
............1865
............1866
............1867
............1868
---------1869
............1870
............1871
............1872
............1873
............1874
....... 1875
....... 1876
............1877

. ...1878
.
.....1879
. ...1880
.
_____1881
.....1882
. ...1883
.
.....1884
.....1885
.....1886
.....1887
_____1888
-----1889
_____1890
.....1891
.....1892
.....1893
. . 1894
.
. . 1895
.
_____1896
____ 1897
-----1898
.....1899
.....1900
.....1901
_____1902
.....1903
. . 1904
.
.....1905
.....1906
.....1907
.....1908
.....1909
. ■ . 1910
.
.
.....1911
.....1912
.....1913
.....1914
..1915
.....1916
.... 1917
1

t C alendar years.
5 Figures from 1310 to 1860, inclusive, from census of 1880.
61828.
7 Figures from 1869 to 1908 from R ow ell’s Newspaper Directory; subsequently from A yer’s Am erican
N ew spaper A nnual.
8 Figures of 1900 are used for libraries not reporting in 1903.
* Figures in clu d e outlying possessions.
10 Includes salaries of teachers and principals only.
11 Estimated.

u No data available.





C O M M E R C IA L , F IN A N C IA L , A N D M O N E T A R Y S T A T IS T IC S
O F T H E P R IN C IP A L C O U N T R IE S O F T H E W O R L D .
No. 401.—GOLD AND SILVER COINAGE OP THE MINTS OP THE WORLD:

1885

to

1915.1

[Source: Report of the Director of the Mint on Production of Precious Metals in the United States.]
Silver.

Gold.
Calendar year.

1885.....................................................................
1886......................................................................
1887......................................................................
1888......................................................................
1889......................................................................
1890......................................................................
1891......................................................................
1892......................................................................
1893......................................................................
1894......................................................................
1895......................................................................
1896.....................................................................
1897.....................................................................
1898.....................................................................
1899......................................................................
1900......................................................................
1901......................................................................
1902.....................................................................
1903...............................................................
1904......................................................................
1905......................................................................
1906......................................................................
1907......................................................................
1908......................................................................
1909......................................................................
1910.....................................................................
1911..................................................................
1912......................................................................
1913......................................................................
1914......................................................................
1915......................................................................

Total............................................

Fine ounces.
4,632,273
4,578,310
6,046,510
6,522,346
8,170,611
7,219,725
5,782,463
8,343,387
11,243,342
11,025,680
11,178,855
9,476,639
21,174,850
19,131,244
22,548,101
17,170,053
12,001,537
10,662,098
11,634,166
22,031,285
11,898,037
17,721,058
19,921,014
15,828,573
15,153,116
22,613,411
18,002,444
17,447,478
15,494,784
12,025,303
8,896,237
405, 574,930

Value.
D ollars.

Fine ounces. Coining value.2

95,757,582
98,044,475
96,566,844
94,642,070
124,992,465
126,388,502
104,354,000
134,828,855
168,901,519
107,788,256
117,789,228
149,244,965
119,534,122
106,962,049
120,282,947
172,473,124
232,420,517
106,697,783
227,921,032
87,472,523
98,128,832
231,087,438
195,899,517
123,394,239
437,722,992
129,775,082
395,477,905
115,461,020
466, 110,614
128,566,167
354,936,497
143,362,948
248,093,787
107,439,666
220,405,125
149,826,725
240,499,547
161,159,508
455,427,085
136,518,406
245,954,257
134,062,314
120,339,501
366,326,788
411,803,902
171,561,490
327,205,649 1 151,352,824
313,242,714 '
87,728,951
454,951,834
78,803,096
372,143,555
117,237,838
360,671,382
161,763,415
320,305,619
155,497,316
248,585,071
192, 501, 238
183,901,541
201,459,815
8,383,977,928 3,938,286,998

D ollars.

126,764,574
124,854,101
163,411,397
134,922,344
139,362,595
152,293,144
138,294,367
155,517,347
137,952,690
113,095,788
126,873,642
159,540,027
167,790,006
149,282,936
166,226,964
185,358,156
138,911,891
193,715,362
208,367,848
176,508,646
173,333,093
155,590,466
221,816,876
195,688,499
113,427,331
101,886,831
151,580,235
209,148,657
201,047,035
248,890,489
260,473,296
5,091,926,633

1 Reports for 1916 by countries are so incomplete as to render totals very misleading; therefore no figures
are given.
2 In U n ite d S ta te s sta n d a r d d o lla r s.




761

762

GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION OP THE WORLD.

No. 402.—PRODUCTION OF GOLD AND SILVER IN THE WORLD SINCE
THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA.

[Source: 1493 to 1885, table of averages com piled by Dr. A dolph Soetbeer; other figures represent
estim ates of the Director of the Mint.j
Gold.
Period.

Total for period.
Ounces, fine.

Value.
D ollars.

Silver.
A nnual
Total for period.
Annual
average for
average for
period,
period,
coining
value.
Ounces, fine. Coining v alu e.1 value.
D olla rs.

D olla rs.

107,931,000 3,855,000
42,309,400
5,221,160
54,703,000
69,598,320
6,524,656
114,205,000 4,759,000
89,986,000
4,377,644
90,492,000 5,656,000
160,287,040
207,240,000
192,578,500
248,990,000
4,398,120
90,917,000
4,546,000
4,745,340
269,352,700
98,095,000 4,905,000
348,254,000 ,
271, 924,700
5,478,360
113,248,000
5,662,000
351,579,000
253,084,800
110,324,000 5,516,000
5,336,900
327,221,000
235,530,900
5,639,110
116,571,000 5,828,000
304,525,000
216,691,000
5,954,180
123,084,000
280,166,000
6,154,000
6,921,895
143,088,000 7,154,000
219,841,700
284,240,000
170,403,000
8,243,260
295,629,000
8,520,000
228,650,800
253,611,000 12,681,000
277,261,600
358,480,000
12,268,440
342,812,235
15,824,230
327,116,000 16,356,000
443,232,000
275,211,000 13,761,000
13,313,315
419,711,820
542,658,000
565,235,580
11,438,970
236,464,000 11,823,000
730,810,000
287,469,225
118,152,000 11,815,000
5,715,627
371,677,000
173,857,555
3,679,668
76,063,000
7,606,000
224,786,000
94,479,000
4,570,444
148,070,640
9,448,000
191,444,000
19t, 758,675
134,841,000 13,484,000
6,522,913
247,930,000
17, 605,018
363,928,000 36,393,000
250,903,422
324,400,000
662,566,000 132,513, 000
142,442,986
32,051,621
184,169,000
145,477,142
670,415,000 134,083,000
32,431,312
188,092,000
122, 989,000
35, 401,972
5, 949, 582
45,772,000
122,989, 000
35,401,972
5,949,582
45,772, Of 0
35,401,972
122,989,000
45,772,0C0
5, 949,582
35,401,972 1 45,772,0C0
122,989,000
5,949,582
122, 989, OLO
35,401,972
1865
5,949,582
45,772,000
129,614,0C0
43,051,583
3866
6,270,086
55, 663,000
43,051,583
6,270,086
55,663,000
129,614,000
1867 . .
1868
129,614,000
6,270,086
43,051,583
55, 663,000
129,614,000
43,051,583
6,270,086
55,G63,003
1869
1870
43,051,583
129,614,000
55,663,000
6,270,086
1871
5,591,014
115,577,000
63,317,014
81,864,000
1872
116,577,000
63,317,014
5,591,014
81,864,000
63,267,1S7
1873
96,200,000
81,800,000
4,653,675
1874
65,300,781
4,390,031
90,750,000
71,500,000
97,500,000
62,261,719
80,500,000
1875
4,716,563
103,700,000
67,753,125
87,600,000
1876
5,016,488
1877
113,947,200
62,679,916
81,040,700
5,512,196
73,385,451
94,882,200
1878
119,092,800
5,761,114
74,383,495
96,172,600
1870
108,778,800
5,262,174
106,436,800
74,795,273
96,705,000
1880
5,148,880
102,168,400
1881
4,983,742
103,023,100
79,020,872
101,996, 600
86,472,091
111,802,300
1882
4,934,086
115,297,000
1883
95, 392,000
89,175,023
4,614,588
81,567,801
105,461,400
101, 729, 600
4, 921,169
1884..................
i Commercial values for single years m ay be ascertained by m u ltiplying fine ounces
average prices
of silver as show n under “ Prices.”
1493-1520........
1521-1544.........
1545-1560........
1561-1580........
1581-1600........
1601-1620.........
1621-1640........
1641-1660........
1661-1680........
1681-1700........
1701-1720........
1721-1740........
1741-1760........
1761-1780........
1781-1800........
1801-1810........
1811-1820.........
1821-1830.........
1831-1840.........
1841-1850.........
1851-1855........
1856-1860........
1861
1862............
1863............
1864 ___



D oU ars.

1,954,000
3,740,000
12,952,000
12,450,000
17,413,000
17,579.000
16,361,000
15,226,000
14,008,000
14,212,000
14,781,000
17,924,000
22,162,000
27,133,000
36,540,000
37,168,000
22,479,000
19,144,000
24, 793,COO
32, 440,000
36,834,000
37,618,COO

by annual

763

GOLD A N D SILVER PRO DUCTIO N OP T H E W ORLD.

N o. 4 0 2 .—P roduction

of

G old
of

and S ilver in the W orld S ince
A merica—Continued.

Gold.

Period.

Total for period.
Ounces, fine.

1885..
1886.
1887.
1888..
1889.
1890.
1891..
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896..
1897.
1898..
1899.
1900.
1901..
1902.
1903..
1904.
1905..
1906..
1907.
1908.
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912.
1913.
1914..
1915..
19161
Total a ...|

Value.
Dollars.

5,245,572
108.435.600
5,135,679
106.163.900
105.774.900
5,116,861
5,330,775
110.196.900
5,973,790
123, 489,200
5,749,306
118.848.700
6,320,194
130.650.000
7,094,266
146,651,500
157,494, 800
7,618,811
8,764,362
181.175.600
9,615,190
198.763.600
9,783,914
202.251.600
11,420,068
236.073.700
13, 877,806
286.879.700
14,837,775
306.724.100
12,315,135
254,576,300
12,625,527
260.992.900
14,354,680
296.737.600
15,852,620
327, 702,200
16,804,372
347,377,200
18, 396, 451
380, 288,700
19,471,080
402.503.000
19,977,260
412.966.600
21, 422, 244
442, 836, 900
21,965, 111
454.059.100
22,022,180
455.239.100
461, 939, 700
22, 348, 313
22, 549,335
466.136.100
22,249,596
459.939.900
21,240,416
439,078,260
22,674,568
468,724,918
457,006,045
22,107,609
803,020,071 16,599,900,023

the

D iscovery

Silver.
A nnual
Total for period.
Annual
average for
average for
period,
period,
coining
value.
Ounces, fine. Coining value. value.

Dollars.

Dollars.

118.445.200
91,609,959
120,626,800
93,297,290
124.281.000
96,123,586
108, 827,606
140, 706, 400
120,213, 611
155,427,700
126,095,062
163.032.000
177.352.300
137,170,919
153,151,762
198.014.400
165, 472,621
213.944.400
164,610,394
212,829,600
167,800,960
216.566.900
157,061,370
203.069.200
160,421,082
207.413.000
218.576.800
169,055,253
168,337,453
217,648, 200
173, 591,364
224.441.200
223.691.300
173,011,283
162, 763,483
210.441.900
167,689,322
216,810, 300
164,195,266
212.292.900
172,317,688
222,794,500
165,054,497
213.403.800
184,206, 984
238, 166,600
203,131,404
262.634.500
274.293.700
212,149,023
286.662.700
221, 715, 673
226,192, 923
292.451.500
224, 310, 654
290,017,800
223,907,843
289,497,000
207,678,038
160,626,019
178,850,500
231,241,050
150,626,521
202,507,017
11,825,280,132 15,289,251,005 |

Dollars.

1 For 1916 figures of previous years are repeated for those countries frpm which no returns were
received.
2 The figures are those of the Director of the Mint, but do not represent the footings of the respective
columns, as that official, for the period from 1871 to 1885, em ploys Soetbeer’s averages upon a som e­
w hat different basis from that used in this table.




764

N o. 4 0 3 .—MONETARY SYSTEM S AND APPROXIMATE STOCKS OF MONEY, IN THE AGGREGATE AND PER CAPITA, IN THE
PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD, DEC. 31, 1915.
[Source: Report of the Director of the Mint, Treasury Departm ent.]
Stock of gold.

Thousands.

Total.

Full
tender.

Limited
tender.

Total.

Gold. Silver. Paper. Total.

Thousand Thousand Thousand T housand T housand Thousand Thousand
dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. dollars. D olls.

101,577 1,992,267
6,026 241,995
8,075 169,128
250
1,140
46,407 661,944
315,156 42,412
6,416 32,572
750
1,665
4,700 11,849
15,509
1,253
2,920 29,828
12,733 22,832
39,700 i 976,273
67,810 2 594,973
5,165 11,518
37,048 335,689
55,500 124,628
5,000
6,340 172,536
2,462 24,887
5,958
9,185
178,379 830,564
8,542
20,356 167,375
5,639 43,542
3,831
48,276
21,274 291,197

307,187 2,299,454
7,532 249,527
1,432 170,560
1,140
661,944
42,412
32,572
1,665
7,720 19,569
3
1,256
1,340 31,168
22,832
407,852 1,384,125
119,100 714,073
11,518
335,689
18,500 143,128
172,536
24,887
8,609 17,794
227,916 1,058,480
167,375
43,542
48,276
291,197

568,272
0
0
2,784
0

0
0
0
0
0
342,550
0
0
46,568
0
6
0
0
88,203
193,449
0
9,889
0

187,739
10,000
2,835
1,996
204,393
112,194
2,601
10,792
11,580
3,326
12,864
21,631
68,540
7,806
65
71,507
1,114
195,968
4,395
41,646
83,262
7,549
48,362
10,492
56,805

756,011
10,000
2,835
4,780
204,393
112,194
2,601
10,792
11,580
3,326
12,854
21,634
411,090
7,806
65
46,568
71,507
1,114
195,968
4,395
41,646
171,465
7,549
241,811
10,492
9,889
56,805

965,039

134.233
3,793
451,013
45,416
13,434
13,827
59,368
16,027
28,435
21,827
1,502,511
758,952
i 14,034
616,813
40,738
1
57,709
17,307
111,316
2,046,461
5,393
92,648
52,399
34,033
129,888

22.64
41.41
21.12
4.56
14.26
.13
5.08
2.22
. 4.16
.08
10.67
1.79
34.86
10.53
2.23
9.06
2.58
27.21
10.11
2.99
5.93
8.22
7.72
12.60
13.69

D olls.

7.44
1.66
.35
19.12
4.40
.36
.41
14.39
2.46
.21
4.41
1.70
10.35
.12
.00
1.26
1.29
.22
30.91
1.79
6.99
.96
.88
11.88
1.86
2.58
2.67

D olls.

9.50

16.62
15.17
9.72
.14
2.09
18.44
12.63
1.03
9.74
1.71
37.85
11.19
2.72
16.65
.73
9.42
7.03
18.68
4.50
.63
4.55
9.29
8.88
6.11

D olls.

39.58
43.07
38.09
38.85
28.38
.63
7.58
35.05
19.25
1.32
24.82
5.20
83.06
21.84
4.95
26.97
4.60
.22
67.54
18.93
2S. 66
11.39
1.51
24.65
18.87
24.06
22.47

C O U N T R IE S




D ollar.................................
Pound sterling................
D ollar.................................
R upee................................
Pound sterling................
Pound sterling and
rupee.
Pound sterling................
D ollar.................................
L ev..................................
Y en .....................................
Crown................................
Piaster...............................
Franc.................................
Mark...................................
Drachm s...........................
L ira....................................
Y en .....................................
R ia l...............................
Florin.................................
Crown................................
E scudo..............................
R uble...............................
P ical...................................
P eseta................................
Crown................................
Franc...............................
Piaster...............................

Popula­ fn banks
tion. and pub­ In circu­
lic treas­ lation.
uries.

Uncov­
ered
paper.

OP P R IN C IP A L

United States.......................... G old..
British Empire:
Australia........................... . ..d o ...
Canada............................... . ..d o ...
Ceylon................................ . ..d o ...
United K ingdom ............ .. d o...
India................................... ...d o ...
South Africa.................... . ..d o ...
. ..d o ...
Straits Settlements.
Bulgaria.................................... . ..d o ...
Chosen (Korea)....................... . „ d o...
Denmark...........................
.. do.
E gyp t......................................... . ..d o ...
France........................................ . ..d o ...
Germany................................... ... d o..
Greece........................................ . ..d o ...
Italy............................................ . ..d o ...
Japan.......................................... . do..
Morocco..................................... Silver.
Netherlands............................. G old..
N orway. . . . . . . . ................... . ..d o ..
Portugal.................................... .. do..
R ussia........................................ ... d o...
Siam ........................................... . ..do..
Spain.......................................... ...d o ..
Sweden...................................... ...d o ...
Switzerland.............................. ... do...
Turkev.......................................

Monetary unit.

Per capita.

Stock of silver.

S T A T IS T IC S

Country.

Mone­
tary
stand­
ard.

Total

Peso..................
Gold.. Milreis................
..d o ...

..d o ...
. ..d o ...
..d o ...
..d o ...
..d o ...
..d o ...
Silver.
...d o ...
G old..
Silver.

Pound sterling
Florin...............
Peso..................
Libra................
Peso..................
Bolivar.
Peso...
___ d o.
Balboa
P eso ..,

7,883
24,308
300
100
800
5,800
1,226
2,818
2,119“
600
400
1,268

228,939
24^408
36
95
1,737
25,622
28,356
2,057

51

0
193

228,939
24,408
36
95
1,930
25,622
28,356
2,057

51

0
0

975
188

975
188

0
0

3,425
1,898
1,464

3,425
1,898
1,464

0
0
1,554

315
13

315
13
1,554

741,166
563,658
849
134
27,738
9,463

29.04
1.00
.12
.59
2.41
4.42
23.13
.73

4,011
1,747
1,412

.ii

3.25
1.88
.59
1.55
.52
.53
.03
1.22

94.02
23.19
2.83
1.34
34.67
1.63

123.06
24.19
6.20
3.81
37.08
6.64
24 68
1.25

1.89
2.91

1.89
3.44
.16
2.33

1.11

1,084..842 7,150,829 1,107,384 8,258,213 1,253,269 1,187,743 2,441,012 8,582,792

N ote .—The blank spaces ir this table signify that no satisfactory information is available. In some instances the amount of gold in banks and public treasuries is carried out
as the total stock in the country, although an unknown amount is in circulation. The per capita circulation is based upon known amounts only. All estimates of stock of money
in circulation must be accepted" with reserve.
1 Based on an estimate by A. De Foville, 1909.
s The figures for the stock of gold in Germany represent the amount held by the Reichsbank and the estimated amount oi coined gold in circulation only.




STATISTICS OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES

South American States:
Argentina......................
Brazil..............................
Guiana—B ritish ........
Guiana—D u tch ..........
Paraguay......................
P eru................................
Uruguay........................
Venezuela.....................
Central American States:
Guatemala....................
Nicaragua.....................
Panam a.........................
Salvador........................

a
Or

No. 4 0 4 . —COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD.

05
05

[Compiled from official reports of the respective Governments. For explanatory notes to this table, see pp. 774 and 775.J
Area.

Argentina...............................................................
Australasia:
Commonwealth of Australia 2’3’r,4.............
New Zealand *...............................................
A ustria-Hungary.................................................
Austria (including Bosnia and Herzegovina) .....................................................
H ungary.........................................................
Belgium 3...............................................................
Kongo, B elgian7...........................................
Bolivi 2 ................................................... ............
B razil
Bulgar
.....................................................
Canada....................................................................
Central American States:
Costa R ica......................................................
Guatem ala............... ....................................
Honduras................. .....................................
Nicaragua.......................................................
P anam a11........................................
r
Salvador2.......................................................
Chile2......................................................................
China.......................................................................
Colombia 2>12 ...................................................
Cuba *, is.................................................................
D enm ark 4..............................................................
Dominican Republic...........................................
Ecuador 2...............................................................
E g y p t13..................................................................
Sudan ........................................................
France.....................................................................
Algeria.............................................................
T unis...............................................................
French Irido-China......................................
French colonies, n. e. s.4.............
German Empire
German Customs U nion.....................................
German colonies is.........................................

So . miles.
1,153,419
2,974,581
103,581
261,241
6135,600
e 125,641
11,373
913,127
708,195
3,280,905
44,022
3,729,665
18,691
48,290
46,250
49,552
32,380
13,176
289,796
4,278,352
435,278
44,218
15,047
19,325
118, 627
383.900
984,520
207,129
222,119
48.313
310,060
3,316,360
8 208,825
209,823
1,139,903

....

,
............................................
....
.,

..




..

Population Popula­
in 1916 or oh tion per
latest avail­ square
mile. Year. Total imports.
able date.
8,066,000
4,875,000
1,101,000
52,368,000
8 30,958,000
621,410,000
7,658,000
15,000,000
2,890,000
26,542,000
4,753,000
8,075,000
431,000
2,119,000
562,000
704,000
400,000
1.268,000
3,641,000
336,042,000
5,071,000
2,628,000
2,921,000
725,000
2,000,000
12,566,000
3,381,000
39,700,000
6,564.000
1,939,000
16,990,000
25,242,000
8 67,810,000
68,059,000
13,068,000

6.99 1916
1.64 6 1916
10.63 1916
200.46 1913
228.30
170.41
673.35 1913
16.43 1912
4.08 1915
8 09 1916
107.97 1911
2.17 ! 1917
23.06 1915
43.88 1915
12.15 io 1915
14.21 1916
12.35 1916
96.24 1916
12.56 1915
78.54 1916
11.65 1915
59.43 1916
194.12 1914
37.52 1916
16.87 1915
32.73 1916
3.43 1916
191.67 1916
25.05 1915
40.13 1916
54.80 1913
7.61 1913
324.72
324.36 1913
11.46 1912

Foreign commerce.1
Im ports from United
States.

209,800,000
373,460,000
121,883,000
691,538,000

Dollars.

Dollars.
61,299,000
74,742,000
21,212,000
65,637,000

974,623,000
10,467,000
8,789,000
195,998,000
38,474,000
845,331,000
4,479,000
5,072,000
5,871,000
4,778,000
9,197,000
5,668,000
55,922,000
427,755,000
17,364.000
215,962,000
213,137,000
11,664,000
7,008,000
149,892,000
13,156,000
2,925,767,000
72,011,000
25,911,000
45,318,000
72,395,000
2,563,354,000
33,958,000

81,156,000
62,000
1,856,000
76,908,000
327,000
664,220,000
3,032,000
3,752,000
5,177,000
3,856,000
6,675,000
3,491,000
18,638,000
44,584,000
9,300,000
153,021,000
» 23,262,000
10, J63,000
3.108,000
9,553.000
32,000
920,018,000
2,785,000
1,577,000
594,000
5,271,000
407,266.666
576,000

P e r cen t

29.2
20.0
17.4
9.5

Total exports.

.

8.3
.6
21.1
39.2
.9
78.57
67.7
74.0
88.1
80.7
72.6
61,6
33.3
10.4
53.6
70.9
10.2
87.13
44.3
6.4
.24
31.5
3.9
6.09
1.3
7.3
15.9
1.7

Exports to United
States.

524,329,000
299,999,000
155,908.000
562,247,000

Dollars.

Dollars.
109,516,000
49,078,000
9,524,000
14,258,000

717,152,000
11,566,000
37,067,000
267,081,000
34,634.000
1,151,376,000
9,972,000
11,567,000
3,142,000
5,285,000
6,707,000
9,970,000
119,530,000
399,087,000
27,879,000
320,719,000
209,101,000
21,528,000
12,922,000
185,177,000
11,312,000
987,328,000
91.235,000
22,927,000
55.094,000
63,810,000
2,403,311,000
28,769,000

20,532,000
9,740,000
125,395,000
225,000
280,616,000
4,865,000
6,881,000
3,041,000
3. 731,000
5,360,000
3,524,000
50,324,000
59,707,000
21,360,000
241,764,000
15 2,188,000
17,412,000
5,676.000
34,178,000
315,000
95,090.000
io 848.000
245,000
w 375,000
1,208,000
169,742,000
i®487,000

P e r c^ n t.

20.9
16.4
6.1
2.5

2.9
26.3
47.0
.6
24.37
48.8
59.5
96.8
70.6
93.9
35.4
42.1
14.9
76 6
75.4
.6
80.88
43.9
18.5
2.8
9.6
.93
1.07
.7
1.9
7.1
1.7

STATISTICS OF PRINCIPAL

Country.

o

o

£
w

&
m




41,933
11,072
1,802,657
110,660
45,946
406,000
147,698
13,750
84,103
36,834
767,323
5,475
169, 576
13,199
739,545
50, 282
124,675
97,722
635,135
683,321
35, 501
80S, 109
53,244
8,291,435
145,724
33,707
195,000
195,057
173,008
15, 945
692, 240
473.100
121,438
2,214,384
3,627,557
115,026
3,435
72,172
393,976
49,054.747
45,427,190

4,950,000
2,500,000
315,156,000
36,546,000
450,000
1,000,000
55,965,000
3,711,000
16,913,000
1,500,000
15,502,000
516,000
5,000,000
6,583,000
47,956,000
156,000
2,509,000
1,000 000
9,500,000
5,800,000
5,958,000
9,267,000
7,508,000
178,905,000
3.269.000
4.622.000
8,266,000
20,500,000
5,713,000
3,880,000
21,274,000
6,465; 000
46,089,000
46,521,000
105,015,000
8,918,000
1,231,000
1,346,000
2,816,000
1,695,^94,000
1,590,879,000

118. 05
22‘,79
174.83
330. 26
9.79
2.46
378. 92
269. 89
201.10
40. 72
20.20
94.25
29. 49
498. 75
64.85
3.10
20.12
10.23
14. 96
8. 49
167.83
11.47
141. 01
21.58
22. 43
137.12
42.39
105.10
33.02
243.34
30. 73
13.67
379. 53
21.01
28.95
71.22
358.37
18. 65
7,15
34. 57
35.02

1914
34,475,000
24 1913
10,935,000
9 1916
426,112,000
1916 1,053,448,000
1915
4,559,000
1913
5,107,000
1916
377,079,000
1916
53,698,000
1915
29,481,000
1913
1,411,000
s 1913
93,020,000
1911
1,658,000
1914
44,668,000
1915
848,552,000
1915
149,672,000
1913
4,785,000
1915
232,615,000
1915
4,489,000
®1915
41,268,000
1916
42,257,000
1914
74,877,000
1908-11
25,991,000
113,872,000
1913
1915
586, 360,000
1914
73,372,000
1912
20,476,000
32, 582,000
1916-17
241,418,000
1915
194,811,000
1914
1916
459,051,000
31 1912
193,024,000
1916
188,622,000
1916 4,141,101,000
1914-15
562,577,000
51917 2,659,355,000
51,983,000
6 1917
e 1917
53,545,000
1915
36,276,000
1916
20,634,000
23.491.676.000
20.832.321.000

2,685,000
6,499,000
25,537,000
425,063,000
106,000
23 245,000
101,733,000
3,754,000
1,959,000
27,000
44,610,000
466,000
133,054,000
6,053,000
1,557,000
49,212,000
563,000
38,000
24,900,000
9,701,000
2,794,000
6,164,000
133,238,000
49 2,137,000
248,000
1,631,000
59, 554,000
20,924,000
108,999,000
5,280,000
29,582,000
1.361,377,000
' 37,279,000

7.89
59.4
5.9
40.4
2.3
4.8
26.9
7.0
6,6
1.9
47.8
1.0
15.7
4.0
32.5
21.2
12.5
.1
59.0
12.9
10.8
5.4
22.7
2.9
1.2
5.0
24.7
10.7
23.7
2.7
15.7
32,9
6.6

27,517,000
49,539,000
7,520,000
12,959,000
5.338.020.000
5.338.020.000

52.9
85,1
20.7
62.8
25.6

23,547,000
17,273,000
624,645,000
442,489,000
2,703,000
686,000
556,697,000
31,649,000
24,647,000
1,112,000
129,971,000
486,000
7,311,000
703,193,000
304,798,000
4,721,000
177,147,000
4,692,000
33,469,000
80,497,000
29,318,000
23,831,000
129,446,000
206,945,000
54.464.000
16.255.000
45,058,000
251,656,000
206,991,000
472,409,000
105,009,000
104,237,000
2,463,810,000
582,031,000
6,230,769,000
71,715,000
80,971,000
75,797,000
22,707,000
23.030.912.000
16.800.143.000

3,346,000
842.003
68,609,000
45,462,000
178,000
73,000
169,126,000
379,000
16,000
312
98,544,000
81,000
47,152,000
16,081,000
1,928,000
8,880,000
226,000
386,000
49,095,000
1,552,000
224,000
21,000
1,956,000
49 105,000
757,000
113,000
12,528,000
11,044,000
25,598,000
6,600,000
15,437,000
159,400,000
58,522,000

14
4.9
11.0
10.3
6.6
10.6
30.4
1.2
.06
.03
75.8
1.1
6.7
5.3
40.8
5.0
4.8
1.2
61.0
5.3
1.0
.02
.9
4.7
.25
5.0
5.3
5.4
6.3
14.8
6.5
10.1

43,125,000
73,115,000
12,148,000
11,796,000
2.218.847.000
2.218.847.000

60.1
90.3
16.03
51.9

STATISTICS OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES,

Greece ...............................................................
H aiti........................................................................
India, B ritish4,22.................................................
Ita ly ........................................................................
lEritrea (Massaua).........................................
L ibia................................................................
Japan (including Pescadores, b ut excluding
Formosa and Sakhalin) 4...............................
Formosa 24......................................................
Chosen 4..........................................................
Liberia....................................................................
Mexico2-29..............................................................
Montenegro............................................................
Morocco 26..........................................................
Netherlands 2>4.....................................................
Dutch E ast Indies4.....................................
Dutch possessions in A m crica27...............
N orw ay4............................................
Paraguay................................................................
Persia.......................................................................
P e ru 2.............................................
Portugal (including Madeira and Azores)__
Portuguese colonies29..................................
R oum ania...................................
Russia.....................................................................
Finland.................................................
Serbia39..................................................................
Siam 230.....................................................
S pain2...................................................
Sweden 2, 4..............................................................
Switzerland......................................................
T urkey....................................................................
Union of South Africa32.....................................
United Kingdom .......................................... ,
British colonies, n. e. s.2..............................
United States (including Alaska, Hawaii,
and Porto Rico)4..............................................
Philippine Islands4.....................................
Porto R ico4*6................................................
Uruguay.................................................................
Venezuela...............................................
Total..................................................
Total exclusive of the United States...

13.2

o

N o . 4 0 4 .— C o m m e r c ia l

________________ ____

and

F in a n c ia l S t a t ist ic s

Length of railways.

China, __
... . .
Colombia,
...............
fin ha.
Denmark......................................
Eon a,dor
....
Egypt.............................................
France............................................
Algeria....................................
T unis........................ .............
French In do-China............
French colonies, n. e. s___
(terman Empirp,




Date.33

Miles of
line.

Miles of
wire.

Post
offices.

Miles of
postal
routes.

Miles of
mail
service
performed.

of th e

W o r l d — Continued.

_________________________________________
Domestic money and postal ^ Foreign money orders
sent.
orders sent.
Number.

Value.

Number.

Value.

1918

21,880

1916

53,711

164,461

3,431

51,284

26,649,956

1,950,585

Dollars.
24,865,659

12,326

Dollars.
243,282

1916
1917

22,906
2,960

1916
1917

63,044
13,896

133,491
50,320

8,565
2,379

147,427

42,885,944

12, 195,775
516,536

71,365,427
13,723,251

297,818
174,209

4,312,989
2, 607,624

1914
1914
1914
1916
1915
1915
1916
1915
1915
1915
1916
1913
1916
1915
1916
1916
1915
1916
1916
1913
1916
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914
1914

15,739
13,589
5,451
1,020
970
16,194
1,824
35,582
438
613
321
200
301
267
5,105
6,467
708
2,359
2,471
652
36 4,416
3i; 958
2,793
1,173
1,282
1,948
39,600
2, 866

1916
1913
1914
1916
1912
1912
1915
1915
1914
1914
1915
1913
1915
1915
1915
1915
1914
1912
1916
1915
1915
1914
1914
1916
1916
1915
1914
1914

32,513
16,396
5,206
1,194
3,811
36,199
3,701
3^ 40,215
1,521
4,045
4,281
3,637
1,004
2,412
18,181
42,097
11,721
5,065
2,302
4,370
3J 10,436
120,738
9,665
3,045
9,046
19,922
148,192
6,527

168,059
99,862
28,014
1,782
5,562
73,124
11,653
34 188,422
1,521
4,045
4,281
3,637
3,618
2,412
32,942
56,280
11, 721
6,184
8,455
4,370
37 20, 433
152,192
25,243
6,321
IS,589
25,622
475,551
8,719

10,826
6,610
1, 70S
51
389
3,636
504
13,057
208
382
279
135
96
117
927
12,508
843
658
1,734
194
2,104
15,769
688
466
326
576
51,573
220

111,221
50,921
5, 828
28,405
13, 867
99, 845
20,049
33 33,363

63,005,378
57,768,029
74,307,186
1,663,486
708,732
7,904,909
61,818,400

32,624,123
23,412,639
4,680,159
13,934
29, 591
283,965
749,310
5,536,729

5,592,807
5,240,712
802,650
445
777
48, 734
128,070
1,624,646

73,068,222
57, 834,624
12,333,540
50,675
1,193,782
2,342, 889
18,688,389
3,722

68,566

ji

362,425,277
263,780,905
98,924, 457
1,269,627
602,914
13,043,364
7,700,072
75,781,582
188,397
1,085

627

3, 630
143,806

345 1
1
i
1,848
32,712
153,037
5,324
6,539
7,297
81,792
9,083
5, 743
22,543
43, 611
91,276

36, 601
8, 861,979
79,398,571
2,545,828
10,606,187
6, 455, 581
166,598,520
7,844, 623
3,265,685
7,930,566
5,003,148

os
oc

4,253,405
426,793
909,621
6,538,971
4o, 585
578,838
5,476,674 82,014,493
975,089 26,173,567
63,378,328 753,037,672
2,620,638 104,136,982
325,118
5,358,085
241,420
7,314,966
565,828 If), 520, 762
172,984,930 2,044,009,394
639,080 26,299,086

164,129 3,092,715
91,545 1,823,330
1,861,403 20,615,171
32,577
628.610
263, 733 7,136,112
84; 658 1,776,606
90,692 2,979,146
4,965,330 57,694,974
( }
( )
38

38

STATISTICS OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES

Argentina.....................................
Australasia:
Commonwealth of Australia....................................
New Zealand............
Austria-Hungary:
Austria (including Bosnia and Herzegovina)..
Hungary................................
B elgium ........................................
Kongo, B elgian...................
Bolivia. ..
Brazil..................................
Bulgaria........................................
Canada 9. . ....................................
Central American States:
C nst.n. R i on
Crimtennala.
Honduras
Ni caragna
Panama
ftalvad or
Chile................................................

Miles.

P r in c ip a l C o u n t r ie s

Telegraphs.

Country.
Date.

of th e

__ _________ .______________„____

1,396
140
35,833
49 11,708
7,501
318
1,066
326
15,840
11
2,113
1,730
117
1,972
255
34
1,724
1,854
1,069
2,382
48,955
2,527
400
977
1,210
9,225
9,249
3,571
3,842
8,924
23,709
8,128
« 266,031
■ 733
340
1,601
533
721,397

1914
1910
1916
1915
1916
1916
1917
1916
1913
1906
1917
1916

1,342
10,253
5,748
124
88
124
86,067
337, 720 3s>20,030
35,349 4i 215,011
11,426
7,971
25,711
116,051
632
2,618
159
34,144
526
4, 866
441
1,514
139
42 22,452 42 58,727
2,911
40
528
528
1,607
26,668
5,175
496
21,503
12,856

1915
1913
1912
1914
1913
1916
1915
1916
1915
1913
1916
1916
1917
1916
1915
1915
1916
1914
1916
1916
1917
1913
1915

7,238
2,485
6,312
9,321
5,945
10,309
5,944
« 153,168
{ 1,071

2.729
4,381
29,286
20,200
3,693
23,677
16,053
81,000
32,214
48 237,664
4,867
323
2,666
5,443
1,564,031

157,657
49,294
61,492
8,668
19,304
662
51,679
9,992
67,320
69,645
10,634
17,984
24,539
61,933
68,093
229,378

8

16,707,640
3,390,285
2,045,692
15,394,571
3,197,169
21,067,139
101,805,947

2,121
4,954
59,179
43,843
8,587
24,145
8,621

17

3,691
14,845
2,485
385
10,754
205
684
78,510
13,415
6,155
11,941
439
3,107
16,039
« 537.208 19,104
2,415
1,071
105
6,421
1,556
6,204
285
6,952
65,441
40,912
4,316
4,377
23,108
44,206
1,358
54,256
2,478
264,480 «24,509
45,952
2,761
48 1,627,342 « 55,330
6,218
589
1,545
8
5,344
995
5,443
296
5,784,887 329,891

107,079
434,023,374
88,584,586
5,260,964
8,781,895
621,717
23,121,371
12,993,791
10,252,403

869, 707
474,088
29,679,174
18,952,082
7,236,293
16,406,960

444,279
(M)
24,448

616,460,122
(50)

3,056,360

2,551,811 2,075,818,284

207,322
3,236,816
31,281,231 174,940,133
53,790,357 1,129,588,165
16,320,155 108,178,466
625,503
5,956,674
2,014,346 21,931,958
273,766
5,249,237
1,410,048 24,218,667
8,660,782 56,021,426
1,022,422 16,686,618
185,002
7,311
1,556,751 25,129,734
8,103
16,835
922,285 14,651,201
24,526
928,925
1,650,334 15,661,803
61,786,039 1,615,664,531
1,198,781 15,195,021
669,826
7,080,257
11,469
531,817
2,664,146 26,632,347
10,631,671 121,927,869
5,463,590 126,429,032
1,953,651 34,144,740
3,877,318 22,413,381
146,401,691 421,553,365
133,291,973 822,679,623
(50)

68,490

(50)

6,935,871

35,475
453,198
274,667 3,714,375
459,449 21,180,116
17,194
436,573
348
5,751
2,308
34,739
248,281 6,908,457
174,588 4,558,442
418,148 2,761,241
93,681 1,596,342
545,892
10,678
282,419 2,432,524
94
1,270
34,086
640
621.064
41,374
46,472
756,843
264,630 3,532,869
1,456,308 7,417,091
230,768 4,125,661
46,127
647,989
49,299
3,580
384,528 3,550,733
3,498,012 14,461,974
22,276
211,243
91,973 3,026,379
786,297 14,548,655
2,798,465 32,284,183
( 50)

11,486 ,

(50)

241,306

818,376,408 8,827,677,752 33,181,154 398,748,033

769




1913
1913
1916
1916
1916
1916
1917
1914
1914
1909
1917
1917
1913
1915
1915
1913
1915
1913
1913
1914
1916
1916
1913
1914
1916
1916
1916
1916
1916
1916
1916
1914
1916
1915
1913
1915
1916

STATISTICS OP PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES.

32951°— s a 1917-

Greece............................................
H aiti...............................................
India, British 9............................
Italy................................................
Japan 9............................................
Formosa9..............................
Chosen 9.................................
Luxemburg..................................
Mexico............................................
Montenegro..................................
Netherlands..................................
Dutch East Indies.............
Dutch possessions in
America.............................
Norway-........................................
Paraguay......................................
Persia..............................................
yU P eru................................................
<r> Portugal.........................................
Portuguese colonics..........
Roumania.....................................
R ussia............................................
Finland ................................
Dominican R epublic................
Serbia.............................................
S iam 45............................................
Spain..............................................
Sweden..........................................
Switzerland..................................
Turkey.................................... , .
Union oi South Africa..............
United Kingdom 9....................
British colonies, n. e. s .. .
U nited S tates5............................
Philippine Islands&..........
Porto R ico13.........................
Uruguay........................................ 1
Venezuela...................................... |
Total_________________
1

N o. 4 0 4 . — C o m m e r c ia l

and

F in a n c ia l S t a t is t ic s

op th e

P r in c ip a l C o u n t r ie s

Revenue and expenditure.
Country.

1916
1916-17
1915-16
1916-17
1914-15
1917-18
1914-15
1914
1916
1916
1917
1917
1915-16
1917
1915
1916-17
1915-16
1917
1916
1916
1916-17
1916
1918-19
1915-16
lal 6
1917
1916-17




R evenue.61
D ollars.

166,956,000
62 135,117,000
53 242,824,000
52 89,326,000
160, 87,000
986,735,000 ;
459,624,000 !
155,812,000 !
6,185,000
5,674,000 1
159,491,000
84,530,000
52 172,148,000 ;
3/81,000 1
52 2,125,000
2,464,000
2, 205,000
3,504,000
52 4,975,000
; 62 66,964,000
283,628,000:!
14,463,000
62,760, 000
52 38,104,000
4,468, 000
7,846,000
82, 202,000

-7
O

Debt.
Year.

Unfunded, including floating,
noninterest bearing, etc.

Funded.
Currency.

Amount.

Currency.

D ollars.

145,578,000 1916 Pounds sterling.
t> 395,580,000
2
52 243,685.000
52 68,417', 000
160,487,000
4,838,058,000
45 J, 612,000
155,704,000
10,568,000
8,788,000
160,827,003
84,530,000
62 130,351,000
4,217,000
52 1,698,000
2,464,000
2,204,000
3,594,000
52 4,854,000
52 59,090,000
310,182,000
16,658,000
70,951,000
52 49,646,000
4,407, 000
7,846,000
82,202,000

W o r l d — Continued.

1917
1916
1917
1914
1918
1917
1914
1912
1916
1917
1916
1918
1916
1916
1916
1915
1916
1916
1917
1916
1916
1916
1916
1917
1916
1916

1« . « 4-000{ p S S ; f e - :

143.841.000 P o u n d s ste rlin g
.do.
328,338,000^........ d o ..................
........do................. .
....d o .................
129.836.000 ..............................
Kronen..............
6.140.122.0001 Kronen.............
___d o ................ . 36.394.814.000 ........ d o ...............
....d o .................. 19.593.460.000 ........do................
Francs................ 3.713.027.0001 Francs..............
238,485,000:........ d o ...............
___do................. .
36,340,000| Bo.ivianos----Bodvianos........ .
112,901,000' Miireis, paper.
/Pounds sterling,
(Milreis, paper..
881,994,000:........ do...............
673,151,000! Francs..............
Francs.................
1,132,438,000 D o d a r s ................
31.478.000 Colones..............
Colones..............
12,773,000. Pesos, p a p e r ..
Pesos, gold........
25.871.000 Pesos, silv er...
Pounds sterling.
7.110.000 Cordobas..........
Cordobas.............
3.473.000 D ollars..............
Dollars............... .
1.200.000 Pesos, gold—
(Pounds sterling.
t Pesos, silver----3.898.000 Pesos, silv er...
31.809.000 Pesos, gold----/Pounds sterling.
5.505.000 Pesos, p a p e r ..
(Pesos, gold.........
Pounds sterdng,
106,221,000 Pounds sterdng
3.818.000 Pesos, gold—
___do................. .
65.923.000
Dollars________
Kroner..... ...........
400,955,000 Kroner.,
13.706.000 Dollars..
Dollars.................
39.927.000 Sucres..
Sucres..................
93.903.000
Pounds sterling.

Amount.
2.715.000
169,173,000 |
5.174.000
29,475,000
733,000
25,383,987,000
8.471.386.000
531.269.000
45.150.000
16.871.000
252.183.000
1.137.528.000
1.024.606.000
863.955.000
9.802.000
126.952.000
4.165.000
6.677.000
3.699.000
1.951.0001
3.782.000 /
150,000,0001
73,558,000/
112.961.000
4.558.000
60,000,000
2.839.000
8.599.000

Total in
United
States
currency.

Bates
of in­
terest.

Interest
and other
annual
charges.

D ollars.

P er ct.

D ollars .

3*-5
3 -5
3 -4
3 -5
3 -51
3 -6
21-3
3 -4
3 -8
4 -6
41-6

29.732.000
64.916.000
19.626.000
47.960.000
497, 147.000
242,980,000
41.978.000
2.648.000
1.944.000
40.121.000
14.851.000
39.650.000
1.307.000
294,000
51,000
896,0000

782,158,000 4 -6

725.177.000
1.741.301.000
631.847.000
1.043.675.000
12,541,097,000=
5.697.164.000
825.518.000
54.741.000
20.716.000
1.145.380.000
327.667.000
1.996.393.000
19.196.000
15.606.000
127.777.000
13.787.000
7,172,000
10.730.000
225.664.000
1,066,649,000
23.015.000
65.923.000
123.536.000
16.605.000
23.615.000
456.980.000

21-51
4 -5
4 -8

5 -10
6
2 -6
41-5

4 -5
3 -6
4V-5
3'-4
5
4 -10
3 -4

41.265.000

1.509.000
15.623.000
93.313.000
2.975.000
6.044.000
5.215.000
1.560.000
1.565.000
22.758.000

STATISTICS OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES.

Argentina...........................
Australasia:
Commonwealth of
Austrada.
Australia, S tates....
N ew Zealand............
Austria-Hungary............
Austria........................
Hungary.....................
B e’gium ............................
K- ngo, Be gian........
B olivia................................
Brazil..................................
Bulgaria.............................
Canada................................
Central American Sts.:
Costa R ica.................
Guatemala.................
Honduras...................
Nicaragua..................
Panam a......................
Salvador.....................
Chile............................. 'i
China..................................
Colombia........................
Cuba..................................
Denmark.........................
Dominican Republic. . .
Ecuador.............................
E gypt................................

Year.

Expendi­
ture. 11

op th e

3 -6
3 -7
1 -6
3 -5
4 -5
3 -6

5.938.000
1.159.000
542,000
33,093,000
17.582.000
371.209.000
3-44
1.550.000
2■~
8.873.000
1.411.000
44
4 -5
88.672.000
3 -4
12.183.000
7.837.000
34-5
68.115.000
34-5
3 -5
31.527.000
24-5 923.910.000
11.620.000
3 ~4
2 -4 241.795.000
4
855,000
8 ,7G6,000
34-5
1.685.000
3
14,161,302,000

C O U N T R IE S .

422.975.000
113,357,000
151.100.000
7,954,000 Pesos, p ap er..
12.992.000
1,993,000
4,990; 000 Pounds sterling
34.015.000
151.769.000 1,006,622,000
173.166.000 Escudos___
1.840.386.000
355.194.000
23,200,000,000 22.774.330.000
2 ,022,000,000 Rubles.
1
169.368.000
32.688.000
654.050.000
126.232.000
6,830,000
33.239.000
920,790,000 1.964.206.000
9.256.441.000 Pesetas.
812.609.000
217.779.000
576.600.000 Francs.............
222,500,000
154.226.000
843.286.000
40,000,000
151.656.000 Pounds Turk­
ish.
139.924.000 Pounds sterling
756.444.000
15,515,000
3,395,604,000 28.612.640.000
2.483.907.000 ........d o .........
225.265.000
46.289.000
6.741.195.000 Dollars.............. 1,825,937,000 8.567.132.000
20.301.000
176,000
20.125.000 ____do................
152.577.000
143.864.000 Pesos.................
3.695.000
31.156.000
4.041.000
157,389,0G0 B olivares.........
120,485,311,000

P R IN C IP A L

21-5 938.633.000
4,004,COO
34
3 -31
2.989.000
2.153.000
24-34
3 -4
2,335, 000
3 -5 1,405,866,000
169.859.000
3 -4
2.506.000
24-5
12.291.000
4.029.000
24-5
3 -34 51.162.000
3 -6 282.800.000
4 -5
69 564,000
5-64
2.537.000
829.000
5
359.000
0 34 15.531.000
3 -5
61,000
5
17.746.000
24-5
3 -5
2.781.000

OF

771




48,800,133,000 22,227,049,0001
66,365, 926.000 Francs.
180, 245.000
34.787.000
357, 182.000
68.936.000
47.461.000
245, 913.000
308, 460.000
59.533.000
57,935, 110.000 Marks................ 27,046,610,000 20,225,649,000
694,708,000 3.854.795.000
15,501 909.000 ........d o...............
136, 175.000
32.410.000
207.669.000
1,130, 253.000 Drachmas..
258,219,000
13,535,000
25, 982.000 Gourdes, paper
30.373.000
7,000,000
176, 190.000 Pounds sterling
430.692.000 ■ 1,552,893,000
1,505, 265.000 R upees___
13,970,509,000 6.675.902.000
20.619, 646.000 Lire..............
2,467, 702.000
1.228.916.000
37.899.000
76.103.000
200,000
1,458,000 Dollars.
1.658.000
45.755.000
8.831.000
491.806.000
244.919.000
6,000,000
1.218.000
1,609,471,000 Florins..
287,362,000
762.527.000
9,461,000 .
219.075.000 . . . . d
o
.
91.871.000

S T A T IS T IC S

Prance................................. 1917 « 961,271,000 53 8,129,521,000 1917 Francs.................
25.165.000 1913 ___do................. .
Algeria........................ 1916
25.168.000
T
u
n
i
s 1915 . . . . . 52 11.458,000. . . . . 62. 11,152,000. . 1911. . . ___do................. .
. .
. . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . .
. . .
. . .
French Indo-China. 1917
44.189.000 1913 ........ do..................
44.189.000
Fr. colonies, n .e .s ... 1911
26.413.000
25.313.000 1912 — do..................
810 052,000 3.180.971.000 1917 Marks...................
German Em pire.............. 1915-16
Gorman States......... 1913-14 1,551,493,000 1.532.714.000 1913 — do................. .
14.297.000
35,375,C00 1913 -----do.................
German colonies___ 191314
44.671.000
134.863.000 1915 Drachmas..........
Greece.................................. 1915
62 . . . . . . . . .
H
. a . . . . . i . . . . . t . . . . i. . . . . . 1914-. . . . . . . 15 5( 724 ,000 . . . . . 52 6,164,000 1914 Dollars,
. . . .
. .
. . . . . . . . . .
1916-17
42 1.091.000
India, British,
417.073.000 1915 \f Pounds sterling,
R upees................
17
Ita ly ....................................... 1916- 62 1,031,585,000 62 3,395,835,000 1917 Lire.......................
18
346.166.000
Japan..................................... 1917355.838.000 1917 Y en.......................
23.642.000
Form osa....................... 1917-18
23.642.000
31.169.000
C hosen.......................... 1917-18
3L 169,000 1917 Y en........
16 295,000
L iberia.................................. 1915282,000 1917 Ddllars,.
17 3.414.000
L uxem burg......................... 19165.812.000 1917 Francs..
72.687.000
15
M exico.................................. 191475.798.000 1917 P esos...
2.455.000 1914 Pcrpers.
1.900.000
M ontenegro......................... 1914
100.607.000
N etherlands........................ 1917
123,206, C00 1917 Florins..
139.137.000
D utch E ast In d ies.. 1917
164.092.000 1916 ....... d o . .
D utch possessions
1917
1.626.000
2.517.000
in America.
62.605.000
N orw a y ................................ 1916-17
69.561.000 1916 Kroner.................
52 3,366,000
Paraguay.............................. 1916
52 2,881,000 1917 Pesos, gold..........
16 .606 .00 0
16.606.000 1916 Pounds sterling.
P ern........................................ 1917
92.988.000
Portugal............................... 1916-17
176.167.000 1916 ___ do...................
Portuguese colonies. 1916-17
19,340;000
19.705.000
124.624.000
124.624.000 1915 Francs..................
R oum ania............................ 1916-17
2
R ussia.....................................: 1915 5 1,482,376,000 52 6,034,255,000 1917 Rubles..................
52 37 ,891 ,00 0
F in lan d ......................... ; 1915
62 38,387,000 1916 Francs..................
41.364.000
41.364.000 1913 ___do...................
Serbia......................................: 1914
1916-17
27.006.000
S iam ..................... ..........
27.006.000 1917 Pounds sterling.
247.241.000
291.671.000 1917 Pesetas.................
Spain...................................... 1918
91.838.000
S w e d en ................................ 1917
119,795, COO 1916 Kroner..................
32.785.000
41.696.000 1917 Francs..................
Sw itzerland......................... 1917
16
115,000,000
311.940.000 1914 Pounds Turkish,
Turkey................................... 1915Union of South Africa.. 1917-18
88.668.000
90.075.000 1917 Pounds sterling.
United Kingdom ............ 1917-18 3,441,754,000 62 13,121,160,000 1918 ------d o ..................
Br. colonies, n.e. s . . 19155 16
131,021,000 62 141, 104,000 1916 .......do...................
2
17
United States................... 1916- 52 1,118,174,000 52 1,147,899,000 1918 D olk rs.................
Philippine Islands.. 1916
52 14.811,000 52 12,493.000 1917 ____do...................
30,453,000
Uruguay............................. 1916-17
30.525.000 1916 Pesos.....................
8,527,000
8,527,000 1916 Bollvares.............
Venezuela.......................... 1916-17
Total,
15,330,142,000 43,251,157,000

No. 4 0 4 . — C o m m e r c ia l

and

F in a n c ia l S t a t is t ic s o f t h e P r in c ip a l C o u n t r ie s o f t h e W o r l d —

Per capita.
Country.

Imports. Exports. Revenue. Expendi­ Debt.
ture.

Railroads.

Telegraph.

Post offices
per 10,000
Per 1.000 Length of Length of inhabitants.
Per
wire per
line per
Interest. 10,000 in­ square 10,000 inhab­ 10,000 inhab­
habitants. miles.
itants.
itants.
M iles.

27.1
47.0
26.9
5.6
5.1
6.4
7.1
.6
3.4
6.1
3.8
44.1
10.2
2.9
5.7
2.8
7.5
2.1
14.0
.2
1.4
9.0
8.5
5 .5‘
3.3
3.5
8.0
5.0
6.0
.8
.8
5.8

M iles.

19.0
77.0
28.6
112.3
116.5
108.2
479-3
1.1
1.4
4.9
41.4
9.5
23.4
12.7
6.9
4.0
9.3
20.3
17.6
1.5
1.6
53.3
164.2
50.6
5.5
11.5
154.3
12-6
24.3
4.1
.6
189.6

M iles.

66.6
129.3
126.2
9.2
10.5
7.7
6.8
.8
13.2
13.6
7.8
49.8
35.3
19.1
76.2 ,
51.7
27,6
19.0
49.9
1.3
23.1
19.3
7.9
14.8
21.9
8.3
30.4
17.4
15.7
5.3
7.9
21.9

M iles.

204.0
273.8
45.7
51.2
54.3
46.6
36.6
1.2
19.2
27.6
24.5
233.3
35.3
19.1
76.2
51.7
90.5
19.0
90.5
1.7
23.1
23.5
28.9
14.8
21.9
16.3
113.9
45.3
32.6
10.9
10.2
70.1

N um ber.

4.3
17.6
21.6
3.3
3.5
3.1
2.2
.01
1.3
1.4
1.1
16.2
4.8
1.8
5.0
1.9
2.4
.9
2.5
.4
1.7
2.5
5.9
1.4
1.0
1.7
4.4
1.2
2.4
.2
.2
7.6

STATISTICS OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES,

D ollars . D ollars. D ollars . D ollars. D ollars. D ollars.
Argentina..........................................................................
5.12
20.70
96.97
26.01
65.00
18. 05
Australasia:
Commonwealth of Australia..............................
76.61
61.54
148.76
6.10
27.72
81.14
New Z ealand........................................................... 110.70 141.61
17.83
62.14 573. 88
81.13
Austria-Hungary............................................................
.92
13.21
10. 74
3.07
19.93
3.07
Austria........................................................................
16.06
31.87 156. 28 405.10
H ungary....................................................................
11.35
21.47
21.47 266.10
Belgium..............................................................................
107.80
5.48
20.35
12. 73
93.65
20.33
Kongo, Belgian.......................................................
3.65
.18
.70
.41
.77
.70
B olivia................................................................................
7.17
.67
3.04
.96
3.04
12.83
Brazil..................................................................................
43.15
1.51
7.38
6.01
10.06
6.06
Bulgaria.............................................................................
68.94
3.12
8. 09
7.29
17. 78
17.78
Canada................................................................................ 104.68 142.59
4.91
21.32
16.14 247.23
Central American States:
Costa Rica.................................................................
44.54
3.03
10.39
23.14
8-08
9.78
Guatem ala................................................................
.14
7.36
2.39
1.00
5.46
.80
.09
H onduras..................................................................
5.59 :
4. 38
4.38 227.36
10- 45
N icaragua.................................................................
19.58
1.27
6.79
7.51
3.13
3.13
17.93
Panama.................................... ................................
14.27
22. 99
8. 99
8.99
Salvador....................................................................
8.46
1.19
4.47
3.92
3.83
7. 86
61.98
4.29
15.36
18.39
Chile....................................................................................
32.83
16.23
.84
.92
3.17
.28
China..................................................................................
1.27
11.88
4.54
.59
Colombia............................................................................
3.42
2.85
3.28
5.50
25.08
2.30
Cuba....................................................................................
82.18
12.20
23.88
27.00
Denmark............................................................................
42.29
1.79
72.97
13.04
17.00
71.58
22.90
2.15
Dominican R epublic.................................................... 1 16.09
29. 69
6.16
6.08
3.50
11.81
.78
Ecuador..............................................................................
6.46
3.92
3. 92
36.37
11.93
34. 74
1.81
6.54
6.54
E gypt..................................................................................
3.89
3.35
Sudan
...
............
23.64
24. 87
24.21 204. 77 559. 88
73.70
France................................................................................
16.40
6.25
.72
4.52
4.52
12. 94
Algeria........................................................................
35.55
1.54
5.91
5.75
13.36
11.82
T unis..........................................................................
2.79
.13
2.60
26.67
3.24
2.60
French Indo-China................................................
2.35
.09
1.05
1.00
2.87
2. 53
French colonies, n. e. s .........................................
20.73
11.95
46.91 298.27
German E m pire.. .......... .............................................
35.51
German Customs U nion......................................
37.66



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2.60
6.96
4.37
1.35
28.83
10 13
5.11
6.74
14.77
1.74
.94
6.00
3.21
8.93
128.90
3.12
30.67
92.71
4.49
4.34
7.29
12.57
2.80
15.17
3.28
22.45
4.43
3.94
11.78
34.10
11.83
9.07
29.18
89.85
12.09
25.32
5.83
43,50
26.95
7.33

2.20
4.76
6.91
1.98
12. 11
6-00
.69
9.95
8,53
1.46
.74
8.38
.94
1.46
106.82
6.36
30.26
70.60
4.69
3.52
13.88
4.92
2.57
17.24
1.10
16.66
3.52
5.45
12.28
36.23
121.76
4.94
16.12
53.46
12.51
59.33
8.04
6.58
56.31
8.06

22. 88
1.09
9.02
2. 29
1.34
28.23

22. 60 j 56.85
2.71
2. 48
27. 25
52.17
2.47
12.15
1.32
4.93
92.92 182.67

2.50
.19
2.48
1.61
.16
7. 74

2.2
2.8
.6
1.1
3.2

2.5
33.3
12.6
19.9
105.8

5.0
11.6
.5
2.7
9.7

6.7
20.7
.5
10.7
58.8

.2
2,7
.4
.6
3.1

6.19
6.37
1.84
1.97
4.69
3.68
15.28
2.90
10.42
24.95
3.37
2.86
15.61
2.09
16.60
8.29
11.59
8.95
3.27
12.06
16.08
8. 45
5.41
13.72
74.68
2.82
10.65
1.66
22.62
3.03

6.36
6.37
1.84
.19
4.89
4.76
18.72
3.42
16.13
27.72
2.88
2.86
29.57
2.13
16.60
33.73
11.74
8.95
3.27
14.22
20.97
10.77
14.66
13.90
284.69
3.03
10.93
1.40
22.68
3.03

1.24
.15
.55
1.00
.12
2.69
.06
2.37
1.16
.09
5.55
2.34
2.07
.47
1.92
-U
4.33
2.13
2.02
3.20
4.88
20.05
.25
2.30
.10
6.53
.60

1.4
.9
.6
10.2
.2
3.2
3.6
7,5
7.9
2.6
.04
3.00
3.1
1.2
3.2
2.8
7.7
2.1
1.5
4.5
16.2
9.2
1.8
13.8
5.1
1.7
25.3
.8
2.8
11,9
1.9

50.8
23.1
12.7
20.6
2.0
160.1
2.3
2.3
15.8
2.6
.5
2.5
52.2
1.3
44.7
5.9
17.3
35.9
6.2
47.3
53.5
224.0
6.6
18.9
195.2
3.7
73.3
6.4
99.0
22.2
1.4

4.6
1.7
2.9
14.5
10.2
7.9
2.7
28.8
24.9
6.6
16.1
10.0
11.1
7.9
8.7
5.9
5.3
14.3
35.4
9.5
11.1
24.8
17.6
6.9
22.6
5.5
4.8
19.8
19.3

20.7
7.1
8.4
37.9
10.2
40.6
4.5
59.2
24.9
11.3
135.4
22.5
12.9
21.4
30.7
13.9
7.5
31.9
71.6
59.6
20.8
83.9
57.4
9.9
155.0
7.0
10.9
40.0
19.3

1.4
.4
.3
1.9
.8
2.4
.1
1.1
15.0
3.9
.2
1.2
10.3
.5
4.1
1.1
7.4
3.4
.3
3.4
7,6
11.3
.6
3.8
5.3
.6
5.3

21.96
2.24
1.12
15.80
2.36
115.83
1.92
45.18
12.99
5.86
168.95
47.31
127.30
10.00
27.31
4.02
95.81
38.12
39.75
39.64
117.01
620.81
4.84
81.58
2.28
113.36
11.06

.7
.7
7.4
1.1

STATISTICS

German colonies.....................................................
Greece.................................................................................
H aiti...................................................................................
India, B ritish..................................................................
Ita ly ...................................................................................
Eritrea.......................................................................
Libia...........................................................................
Japan (including Pescadores, but excluding
Formosa and Sakhalin)..........................................
Formosa.....................................................................
Chosen........................................................................
Liberia...............................................................................
Mexico................................................................................
Montenegro.......................................................................
Morocco.............................................................................
Netherlands.....................................................................
Dutch East Indies.................................................
D utch possessions in A merica...........................
N orw ay.. *.......................................................................
Paraguay...........................................................................
Persia...............................................................................
Peru....................................................................................
Portugal (including Madeira and Azores)............
Portuguese colonies........................... ...........
Roumania.........................................................................
Russia.................................................................................
Finland..................................................................
Serbia.................................................................................
Siam....................................................................................
Spain...................................................................................
Sweden...............................................................................
Switzerland......................................................................
Turkey...............................................................................
Union of South Africa..................................................
United K ingdom ...........................................................
British colonies, n. e. s.........................................
U nited States..................................................................
Philippine Islands..................................................
Porto Rico............................................................
Uruguay............................................................................
Venezuela..........................................................................

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ST A TIST IC S OF P R IN C IPA L C O U N TR IES.
[NOTES TO TA B LE 404.]

1 Figures include merchandise only, special trade,
27 Original returns for Curacao do not show total
and cover calendar years, unless otherwise stated. trade by countries, and figures of trade with the
2 Figures of commerce include bullion and specie. United States have been taken from United States
returns and combined with Surinam reports to show
3 Territory of Papua not included.
4 Figures of commerce include total imports and the trade of the United States with the “ Dutch
possessions in America,”
exports of domestic produce.
28 Year ending Mar. 20.
& Year ending June 30.
6 Not included in grand totals.
39 Include transit trade figures of Macao. Figures
7 Exports include raw gold.
of trade with the United States (see note 19) are for
the calendar year 1911.
s Commerce includes bullion and foreign coins.
30
Figures of commerce show general imports and
8 Year ending Mar. 31.
10 Year ending July 31.
exnorts. For Siam, the trade of the port of Bangkok
it Commerce of Canal Zone and value of parcel-post only is shown.
shipments not included.
31~Year ending Mar. 13. Commerce figures are
12 Imports from the United States estimated.
based upon the Turkish pound as being equal to 100
13 Figures of commerce include gold and silver piasters, while actually it contains 102.6 piasters.
bullion, but not coin. Imports into Sudan include They do not include tobacco, cigarettes, wine, and
Government stores.
salt, which were valued at: Total imports, $273,000;
14 Imports from North and Central America.
exports, $29,080,000.
is Exports to North and Central America.
32 Figures of commerce Include bullion. Exports
16 From United States returns. Trade of the are exclusive of parcel-post shipm ents to over sea
United States w ith French Africa, except Mada­ countries.
gascar.
33 New postal figures are for the year 1915 unless
17 Stated in original returns as exports to otherwise stated.
34 Total for chartered companies only. The Gov­
“ America.”
18 Exclusive of Kiauchau, the figures of which are ernment owns 10,356 miles of lino.
3' Railway routes
included in the Chinese trade. In 1912 this trade ing>Mar. 31,1916. only. Postal data for year end­
amounted to: Imports, $28,858,000; exports,
36 Includes 1,500 m iles in the Sudan.
$18,954,000.
13 From U nited States returns. Exports from the 37 includes 4,687 m iles of line and 6,836 m iles of
in the Sudan.
United States to, and imports into the United States wireIncluded with dom estic money orders.
38
from, the respective countries, during calendar year.
39 Postal data for year ending Mar. 31,1916.
20 Trade with the United States is stated as trade
40 Includes 67 m iles in Libia and 75 m iles in
with “ America.” Figures of general trade.
21 Figures of commerce are given as for fiscal years Eritrea.
41
ending Sept. 30. Import figures are partially esti­ wireIncludes 1,779 m iles of line and 2,558 m iles of
in Eritrea and Libia.
mated. Export figures are given for 1912, none being
42 Federal telegraphs only.
available for 1913.
43 Includes police, railway, and private lines.
22 Sea-borne trade only. Government stores not
44 Included w ith Russia.
included. Area and population include feudatory
45 Postal data are for Buddhist year 2457, ending
States.
Mar. 31,1915.
28 Original returns do not specify imports from 46 Postal data for the year 1915-16,
United States. Figure given is the result of a canvass
Alasv a
made by the United States consul and represents H 47 Exclusiveofof railway mileage inand term and
awaii, and mileage of switching
inal
American merchandise imported under the Italian companies.
flag.
48 D atafortheW estem U nionT elegraph Co.only.
24 Figures of commerce include trade with Japan49 Postal data for the fiscal year 1917; m ileage of
25 Imports through post offices not included in postal service for 1915.
figures of commerce.
5° Included with the United States.
26 Figures of commerce are exclusive of caravan
51 Budget law unless otherwise stated.
trade.
63 Actual revenue and expenditure.
E X PLA N A T O R Y .
A rgentina .—Of the sterling debt given as per date,
C i m d i .—The receipts and expenditures stated
Dec. 31,1916, £69,259,831 represented ordinary issues, were on account of the consolidated fund only. The
£29,633,801 special issues, and £46,530,649 “ cedillas” total gross debt of the Dominion on Feb. 28, 1918,
of the National Mortgage Bank. The total is stood at $1,996,393,359, against which the Govern­
exclusive of the floating debt, estim ated at about m ent held assets amounting to $985,612,889. The
600.000. 000 paper pesos in,August, 1917,
net debt amounted to $1,010,780,470.
A ustralia .—Loans by the Commonwealth Govern­
H onduras .—Of the total external debt stated by
m ent to the Governments of the several States the Council of the Corporation of Foreign Bond­
totaled £27,608,280on Mar. 31, 1917. The net debt of holders, £25,871,222, arrears of interest since 1872
the States aggregated £348,805,042, there being constitute £20,472,652.
various sinking funds on hand totaling £9,008,729 on
C hile .—The 150,000,000 gold pesos of unfunded
June 30,1916.
debt represent the issues of paper money. The
N ew Z eala nd .—The revenues and expenditures paper peso has been converted at the rate of 9.46d.
stated were on account of the consolidated fund for 1916.
only. The expenditure from the public-works fund
C hina .—The revenue is exclusive of 24,291,468
was £ 1,775,513. The net amount of public debt on yuahs of loans and 16,187,305 yuans of advances
Mar. 31,1917, w as £ 12o,572,515, the sinking fund from banks. The average value of the yuan in 1917
accrued amounting to £4,263,590.
was $0,656.
Ansfna.—-The pu4 lie debt, shown as per date
E g y p t .—Against the total debt the “ C aissedola
Feb. 13,1918, includes 54,OSl,765,6Si kronen of debt dette publique” and the Government held bonds
contracted during the war.
amounting to £5,589,820, reducing the net debt out­
H u n g a r y .—The figure of debt, shown for Dec. 31, standing to £88,313,420. The interest charges in­
1917, is an estim ate, including the old debt of clude £ E 664,826 paid for the service of three Otto­
6,592,846,000 kronen and the war debt of man loans, formerly secured on the Egyptian
21.472.000. 000 kronen.
tribute to Turkey.
B ra zil .—The item s under “ Funded debt” repre­
F rance .—Of the total national debt, estim ated by
sent the consolidated debt, external and internal, M. Klotz at 115,166,058,269 francs on Dec. 31, 1917,
outstanding Mar. 31, 1917. The item s under “ Un­ the amount held abroad totaled 21,080,416,300 francs,
funded debt” represent the internal floating debt or 18.3 per cent.
G erm any .—The figures of debt are for Sept. 30,
and paper money incirculation. Debts of the several
 included.
1917, Including the eighth war loan, the total of
States are not


STATISTICS OP P R IN C IP A L CO U N TRIES.

the Imperial debt in April, 1918, was estimated
at 124,000,000,000 marks. The debt charge as given
represents the budget estim ate for 1918-19.
In d ia , B ritish .—In addition to the budget esti­
mates as given, the amount of capital expenditure
on State railways and irrigation works m 1916-17
was estim ated at £3,701,900, and the sum of £266,700
was to be expended on the new capital at Delhi.
M exico .—Of the total amount of the debt,
68,159,450 pesos represent arrears of interest.
P ara gua y .—'The paner peso has been converted at
the official rate of 2,743 per cent for 1916 (27.43 paper
pesos l>eing equal to 1 gold peso of 96.5 cents, the
equivalent of the paper peso is 3.518 cents).
P ortu gal .—Of the total gross debt the Govern­
m ent is reported to hold £ 57,869,800. The cash held
by the Government on June 30, 1916, totaled
2,171,199 escudos. No account taken of exchange.
R u ssia .—The debt is exclusive of 18,362,170,000
rubles of credit notes of the Government Hank in cir­
culation on Oct. 16 (29), 1917, jpartly covered by
the gold reserve of the bank. A t the end of Sep­
tember, 1917, there were due to depositors of the
Government savings banks 4,915,800,000 rubles.
The Government is also liable for the mortgage
bonds issued by the Governmental Noblemen's
and Peasants’ Land Banks.




775

Sw ed en .— The revenue is exclusive of loans
amounting to 104,314,300 kronor.
T u rk e y .—The public debt at the end of August,
1917, has been estimated at $1,452,000,000.
U nited K ingdom .—'On Mar. 31, 1917, the national
debt totaled £3,854,446,000. The amount of
£5,879,511,000, stated for Mar. 30, 1918., is approxi­
mate. The British loans to Allies and British Do­
minions on Sept. 29, 1917, stood at £ 1,260,000,000.
U nited Sta tes .—The item s under revenue and ex­
penditure represent ordinary receipts and ordinary
disbursements onlv. The item in the column
“ Funded debt” is the total interest-bearing bonded
debt of the United States on Feh. 28, 1918. The
remainder represents all other indebtedness of the
United States less cash in the Treasury on that
date. The amount of $4,351,329,750 has been ex­
pended to that date from the proceeds of sales of
bonds authorized by law for the purchase of the ob­
ligations of foreign Governments. The debt charge
is an estim ate for the fiscal year 1917-18.
P h ilip p in e Islan ds .—The total of the funded debt
is inclusive of the municipal debts of the cities of
Manila and Cebu, amounting to $4,000,000 and
$125,000, respectively.

No. 405.—SAVINGS BANKS, INCLUDING POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS: N umber of D epositors , A mount of D eposits , A verage D eposits
per

Country.

Belgium ............................
Bulgaria............................
C hile..................................
Denmark 3.......................
E gyp t................................
France..............................
Algeria......................
T u n is.......................
Germany *.......................
H ungary...... ...................
Ita ly ...................................
Japan.................................
Formosa....................
Chosen......................
Luxem burg.....................
Netherlands....................
Dutch East Indies
D utch Guiana........
Dutch West Indies
N orw ay............................
Roumania........................
R ussia6.............................
Finland........................

Date of
report.

and per I nhabitant , by S pecified
[Source: Official reports of the respective countries.]

Form of organization.

7,981,000 Dec. 31,1915 Postal savings banks.........................................
(Dec. 31,1913 Communal and private savings banks........
28,763,000 jDec. 31,1917 Postal savings banks, savings department.
1___ d o .............. Postal savings banks, check department..
Government savings banks.............................
7, 571,000 \/D ec. o31,1912 Communal and private savings hanks____
___d ..............
Postal savings banks........................................
4.338.000 D ec. 31,1911
3.597.000 D ec. 31,1914 Public savings banks........................................
2.921.000 Mar. 31,1916 Communal and corporate savings banks...
12.310.000 D ec. 31,1915 Postal savings banks.........................................
savings banks......................................
/D ec.
39.602.000 \D ec. 31,1914 Privatesavings banks........................................
31,1915 Postal
5.564.000 D ec. 31,1909 Municipal savings banks............................... .
1.939.000 D ec. 31,1915 Postal savings banks........................................
66, 715,000 D ec. 31,1913 Public and corporate savings banks...........
fDec. 31,1909 Communal ana private savings banks........
21.410.000 iD ec. 31,1913 Postal savings banks, savings department.
........ Postal savings banks, check department..
corporate savings banks...
/D ec. 31,1914
36.546.000 \A p r. 30,1917 Communal andbanks........................................
Postal savings
/D ec. 31,1914 Private savings banks......................................
55.084.000 \Mar. 31,1916 Postal savings banks........................................
savings banks......................................
/D ec. 31,1912
3.654.000 \Mar. 31,1916 Privatesavings banks........................................
Postal
16.913.000 Mar. 31,1917 ........d o................................................................... .
268,000 Mar. 31,1914 State savings bank............................................
savings banks......................................
31,1915
6.583.000 /D ec. 30,1917 Privatesavings banks........................................
Postal
/June
savings banks......................................
47.956.000 /D ec. 31,1914 Privatesavings banks........................................
\D ec. 31,1915 Postal
89.000 . . . . . d o . . . . . . . ___.d o......................................................................
57.000 Dec. 31,1916 ........do...................................................................
2.509.000 D ec. 31,1915 Communal and private savings banks........
6.866.000 July 1,1910 Government savings banks...........................
178.905.000 Mar. 1,1917 State, including postal savings banks.......
savings hanks.....................................
3,269,000 /D ec. 31,1914. Privatesavings hanks.......................................
\ ___do............ Postal




Countries .

Number of
depositors.

920,301
1,291,041,227
57,235,850
418,823,510
204,147,391
11,854,503
8,797,965
11,334,804
223,523,385
2,345,227
774,204,976
319,634,510
1,309,769
1,389,843
4,685,982,000
428,023,064
22,852,522
23,286,942
491.464,209
431i922,457
82,489,620
113,040,989
172,732
1,582,323
5,073,831
12,597,471
48,650,442
84,538,307
889,304
4,306,061
. 332,579
97,253
193,906,949
11,616,820
2,133,233,000
60,844,408
1,341,693

Average
Average deposit
deposit per in­
account. habitant.

Deposits.

75,712
4,385,064
2,495,584
150,240
3,013,296
49 794
,
312,462
396,488
1,274,365
198,840
8,659,551
6,601,382
19,427
1,537
23,871,657
1,149,251
873,780
25,630
2,473,216
6,472,442
9,688,958
12,700,105
8,065
272,913
1,069,312
76,808
512,060
1,744,804
5,740
130,909
10,750
4,580
1,217,062
218,690
12,488,000
361,662
67,524

*<T
OS

D ollars.

D ollars.
12.16
294.42
22.93
2,787. 70
67.75
238.07
28.16
28.59
175,40
11.79
8 . 40
9
48.42
6 . 42
7
904.26
196.30
372.44
26.15
908.58
1 71
98.
66.73
8.51
8.90
21.42
5.80

4.74

,
l

!

;
!

164,01
95.01
48.41
154.93
32.89
30.94
21.23
159.32
53.12
170.82
168.24
19.87

D ollars.

0.12
44.89
1.99
14.56
26.96
1.57
2.03
3.15
76-52
.19
19.55
8.07
.24
.72
70.24
19.99
1.07
1.09
13.45
11.82
1.50
2.05
.05
.43
.30
47.01
7.39
12.84
.02
.09
3.74
1.71
77.30
1.69
11.92
18.61
.41

STATISTICS OF SAVINGS BANKS

Argentina 2.
Austria____

Population.i

D eposit A ccount

/D ec. 31,1916
\ — do.............
/D ec. 31,1915
\ ___do..............
Dec. 31,1903
/N ov. 20,1915
\D ec. 31,1915
Mar. 31,1916
Mar. 31,1917
/D ec. 31,1916
\Mar. 31,1917
/Mar. 31,1916
\ ___do..............
1914-15
1914-15
1914-15

Private savings banks...................................
Postal savings banks.....................................
Communal and trustee savings b an k s...
Postal savings banks.....................................
Communal and private savings banks...
Trustee savings banks...................................
Postal savings banks.....................................
____do..................................................................
Government and private savings banks.
Postal savings banks...........................................
Private savings banks.........................................
Postal savings banks...........................................
Dominion Government savings banks..........
Government and post-office savings banks.
........do........................................................................
------do........................................................................

/June 30,1917 Postal savings banks........................
\ ___do............. Mutual and stock savings banks.
Sept. 30,1917 Postal savings banks........................

755,657
83,094,011
163,112
3,238,354
1,807,498
285,539,493
582,829
12,825,432
1,963,417
307,386,431
1,966,730
250,198,399
14,180,086
906,763,188
1,660,424
49,707,248
2,552,059
487,686,039
124,598,017
538,072
81,900
11,740,2G1
40,008,418
134,345
13,520,009
30,618
28,823,428
260,164
97,465
6,438,165
14,480,853
269,486
130,121,522 14,790,855,983
131,954,696
674,728
11,367,013 5,418,022,275
66,466
2,086,979
142,169,729 20,342,919,933

109.96
19.85
157.97
22.01
156. 56
127. 22
63.95
29.94
191.10
231.56
143.35
297. 80
441.57
110. 79
66. 06
53. 74
112.12
195.57
476.64
31.40
143.09

4.05
.16
50.00
2.24
86,47
5.62
20.39
.20
100.04
113.17
10.66
4.95
1.67
3.92
3. 61
.56
15.92
1.26
51.59
.23
19.53

1 The figures of population are for the nearest date to which the statistics of the savings banks relate.
2 The postal savings banks were opened Apr. 5,1915.
s Exclusive of 2,543 deposits of $340,803 in the savings bank in Faroe Islands, and 191,208 savings deposits of $38,967,517 in ordinary banks.
4 Exclusive of Brunswick.
e Exclusive of data for three large private savings banks in Soerabaja, Macassar, and Batavia, and the small banks of Amboina and Menado.
6 The total is exclusive of $769,307,000 worth of securities held by the savings hanks to the credit of depositors.
7 The postal savings banks were opened Mar. 12, 1916. The peseta has been converted at the rate of 20 cents.
8 Exclusive of Government stock held for depositors, amounting to*$266,073,878 in the postal savings banks and to $30,726,117 in the trustee savings banks. The postal deposits
include 4,208,411 accounts, averaging less than 50 cents, which have been dormant for five years or more. The active deposits average $90.72.
9 Exclusive of population of the feudatory States.
10 Exclusive of savings deposits in chartered banks and special private savings banks.
11 The figures of postal savings are exclusive of $10,758,560 of deposits converted into postal savings bonds.




STATISTICS OF SAVINGS BANKS.

20,500.000
5.713.000
3.555.000
Switzerland.....................
United Kingdom 8........ 44,481,000
British India 9............ 244,268,000
4,875,000
Australia, Common­
wealth of.
1,101,000
New Zealand..............
8.075.000
Canada 10......................
7.345.000
British South Africa.
1.782.000
British West Indies..
British colonies, n.e.s 26,065,000
Total, f o r e i g n 929,168,000
countries.
United States11.............. 105,015,000
8,918,000
Philippine Islan d s...
Grand total.......... 1,041,586,000
S pain7...............................

No. 406.—WORLD'S DEVELOPMENT OF POPULATION, PRODUCTION, VESSEL TONNAGE, AND COMMERCE: 1800
Popula­
tion.!

Year.

1800...............................................
1820...............................................
1830............... ............................
1840...............................................
1850...............................................
1860..............................................
1870...............................................
1880...............................................
1890...............................................
1900...............................................
1906...............................................
1910...............................................
1911...............................................
1912...............................................
1913...............................................
1914...............................................
1915.............................................
1916...............................................

Millions.
4 640
* 780
6 847
6 950
81,075
*1,205
7 1,310
*1,439
9 1,488
1,543
1,579
1,616
1,630
1,643
1,652
1,661
1,672
1,692

Commerce.
Total.

Per capita.

Million
dollars.
1 479
1,659
1,981
2,789
4,049
7,246
10,663
14,761
17,519
20,105
27,418
33,634
35,909
39,570
40,420
37,760
31,302
46,523

Dollars.
2.31
2.13
2.34
2.93
3.76
6.01
8.14
10.26
11.80
13.02
17.36
20.81
21.71
24.08
24.47
22.73
18.72
27.50

Nominal tonnage of
vessels of over 100 tons.
Sail.

Railways. Telegraphs.

Cotton.

Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand
miles.2
tons
tons.a
miles.
miles.
4,026
5,814
20
7,100
111
6.2
9,012
368
5.4
11,470
864
5
24.0
&
1,710
67.4
14,890
100
n
15
12,900
3,040
2SI
139.9
14,400
5,8S0
440
224.9
49
9,166
8,295
768
132
390.0
6,674
13,857
1,180
200
500.0
5,809
18 270
19,713
564.0
1,200
4,624
22,046
637.0
1,307
291
4,366
23,932
1,356
!231S
666.0
4,083
683.4
1,400
i2320
24,978
3,891
690.2
1,462
12 330
26,517
3,686
1,489
12 335
27,988
703.5
3,533
28,160
717.5
1,526
335
1,322
720.3
3,435
27,858

1 Figures for the later years correspond to the total shown in table 404, p. 766, which
does not include data for many unim portant subdivisions of the earth. In fact, this
remark applies to this table in general, and the figures in m any cases do not relate
to the precise year stated, but to the nearest year for which data are available.
2 MulhalPs estimates except for 1830, 1890,1900, 1906, and later years.
3 Soetbeer’s estimates prior to 1860.
* Mai te-B run’s estimate for 1804.
5 Based on Balbi’s estimate for 1828.




Cables.

Steam.

Production of cotton, coal, and
pig iron.
Coal.

Pig iron.

Million
pounds.3
520
630
20
1,310
1,435
2,551
2,775
3,001
5,600
6,247
7,650
9,013
10,634
10,3C1
10,809
11,918
8,897 5
9,182.5

Million
short tons.
11.6
17.2
25.1
44.8
81.4
142.3
213.4
340.0
466.0
8G0.0
885.0
ii 1,141.6
ii 1,309.6
iU,377.0
iil,478.0
121,346.0

Million
tons.2
0.8
1.0
1.8
2.7
4.7
7.2
11.9
18.0
27.2
40.4
58.7
65.8
62.4
1*72.1
13 74.0
i3 58.0
I3 61.6

* Based on Michelet’s estimate for 1845.
7 Based on Behm-Wagner estimate for 1874.
8 Levasseur’s estimate for 1878.
8 Royal Geographic Society’s estimate.
Figures of the Berne International Institute,
n Figures of the Geological Survey,
w Estim ate of the imperial post office of Germany,
i* Partly estimated.

to

1916,

-a

00

Gold pro­
duct ion,
decade
ending
year
named.

Million
dollars*
128.5
76.1
94.5
134. S
303.9
1,334.0
1,263.0
1,150.8
1,000.1
2,100.0
3,099.8
3,780.7
3,981.7
4,151,1
4,283.4
4,375.1
4,465.3
4,575.4

§

6

y
%

2
t-3

No. 407.—COUNTRIES EXCELLING IN PRODUCTION OF PRIN CIPAL STAPLES, AND RESPECTIVE QUANTITIES
PRODUCED THEREIN.

Com m odity,

Year.

U nit.

Countries of m axim um production.
Country.

Q uantity.

C orn.................................................................................................................... 1916
U nited S tates..................... 2,566,927,000
W h eat................................................................................................................ 1916 __ d o .............
. do
.......
.........
639,318,0G0
R u s s ia ..................................
893,313,000
1916
O ats.................................................................................................................... 1916
U nited S t a t e s .................. 1 251,837,000
(3)
R ice..................................................................................................................... 1915-16
C h ip a ...............
...........
Sugar.................................................................................................................. 1916-17 Tons of 2,240 p ou n d s.. Cuba........................................
3,023,720
T ea ...................................................................................................................... 1915
P ounds.............................. C hina...................................... 3 237,647,067
Coffee.................................................................................................................. 1916
s 1,724,659
1 000 pou n d s................... Brazil......................................
Cocoa.................................................................................................................. 1915
167,598,000
P ounds.............................. Gold Coast............................
Tobacco....................................................................................
......... 1916 .........do.................................. United S tates................... 1,062,220,592
C otton, .i........................................................................................................... 1916
11,449,930
B ales of 500 pounds. . . . . . .d o......................................
W ool................................................................................................................... 1915
632,297,000
P ounds.............................. Australia...............................
S ilk .........................................
......................................
China
. .
__
.d o..............
1916
(16
5
3
*)
Coal..................................................................................................................... 1916 Tons of 2,240 p ou n d s.. U nited S tates.....................
526,873,331
281,104,104
P etroleum ........................................................................................................ 1915
Barrels of 42 gallons__ ........ do......................................
Pig iron............................................................................................................. 1915
29,916,213
Tons of 2,240 pou n d s.. ........ d o ....................................
S teel.................................................................................................................... 1915 .........do.................................. . . . .d o......................................
32,151,036
Copper................................................................................................................ 1915
1,383,009,527
P ou n d s..............................
T in ...................................................................................................................... 1915
L ong to n s........................ Malay States.......................
48,253
9,296,848
Gold .
1916 \1Ounces, fine..................... \Trans' aal, Cape Colony, \f 192,182,902
Dollars............................... / N atal.
/
74,414,802
/O unces, fine.....................
Silver.................
1916 \ Dollars............................... ^United States
\ 7 51,083,529

1

Countries holding second place.
Country.

Q uantity.

H ungary
R ussia (European) ___
G erm any..............................
F rance,..................................
B ritish India.......................
.........d o ...................................
.........d o ...................................
Colom bia..............................
Brazil......................................
B ritish India.......................
........ do......................................
Russia in E u ro p e.. . . . . .
.............
Japan...........
U nited K ingdom ..............
R ussia....................................
G erm any...............................
.........do....................................
Japan......................................
B olivia...................................
Jum ted States
___ \/
jc n n a d a ..
_________ /\

189,540,993
595,418,820
360,310,454
927, 176,361
2 113,411,346
2,626,000
312,980,000
151,695
101,985,000
* 450,000,000
3,418,400
320,000,060
« 27, 738,422
256,375,366
68,548,062
11,603, 725
13,048,662
168,000,000
20, 9S9
4, 479, C57
62,590,300
25,459,741
7 17,477,348

*
8

b
b

m

o
b

3
c|

a

M

O
2

1 A ctual production unknow n.
3 Rough rice.
3 D om estic exports.
* U nofficial estim ate.
6
Production unknown; exports of raw silk, including wild, from China during 1916,17,048,000 pounds; exports of w aste silk, 18,615,200 pounds; cocoons, 4,044,400 pounds, and
cocoon refuse, 5,728,400 pounds.
6 D om estic exports, raw si.k. Production in 1916: Raw silk, 37,367,092 pounds; waste silk, 12,934,700 pounds; floss silk, 988,153 pounds.
7 A verage U m ted States equivalent value of a fine ounce in London w ith exchange at par.




-<r

WORLD'S PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION

780

N o . 4 0 8 .— T E A , C O F F E E , A N D CO C O A:

in g L a t e s t
Involved.

Y ears

fo r

W h ic h D a t a

are

P r o d u c t io n a n d C o n s u m p t io n D u r ­
A v a il a b l e , b y P r in c ip a l C o u n t r ie s

TEA.

C ountry producing.
British India (1916)...................................................
.....................................................
C hina (1916) U
C eylon (1915)1 ............................................................
Java (1916)i
..............................
Japan (1916)..................................................................
Form osa (1915)............................................................

Q uantity.

Country consum ing.

Pounds.

U nited K ingdom (1916).........
R ussia (1914)................................
U nited States (1916)................
Canada (1916)..............................
Australia (1916)..........................
N etherlands (1915)....................
Germ any (1913)..........................
N ew Zealand (1916).................
France (1916)...............................
A ustria-H ungary (1913).........

368,582,688
205,684,000
215.633.000
103.789.000
84,187,000
33,647,000

Q uantity.
Pounds.

302.416.000
199.822.000
102.739.000
40.656.000
44,295,000
13,936,000
9.414.000
7.982.000
5.830.000
3 571,000

C OFFEE.
Brazil (1916)..........................
Ceil Hal Am erica (1915)...
V enezuela (1915).................
Colombia (1915)..................
D utch E ast Indies (1914),
H a iti.........................................
M exico (1912).......................
U nited States (1917)2. . .
B ritish India (1916)3.........
Jamaica (1916)......................
Other countries...................
T otal............................

2,253,007,000
337.048.000
137.967.000
149.423.000
94.254.000
57.594.000
53.759.000
57.503.000
30.164.000
7,387,000
213.148.000
3,391,254,000

U nited States (continental,
1917)............................................. 1,264,556,000
G erm any (1913).......................... 362.084.000
France (1915)............................... 337.308.000
A ustria-H ungary (1913)......... 130.952.000
N etherlands (1916)....................
69.625.000
B elgium (1913)............................
93.250.000
Sweden (1915)..............................
88.698.000
Italy (1916)................................... 107.941.000
Denm ark (1914)..........................
31.965.000
U nited K ingdom (1916).........
29.027.000
R ussia (1915)................................
21.012.000
B ritish South Africa (1916)..
28,904,576

COCOA, 1915.
Gold C oast.............................
Ecuador...................................
B razil.......................................
St. T hom as (Portuguese)
T rinidad.................................
D om inican R ep u b lic___
V enezuela..............................
G renada..................................
A ll other countries...........
T otal............................

167.598.000
72.386.000
101.985.000
65.252.000
48.078.000
51.563.000
27.066.000
16.232.000
74.524.000
624,684,000

U nited S tates..............................
G erm any.......................................
N ether la n d s.................................
U nited K ingdom .......................
France.............................................
Sw itzerland..................................
A ustria-H ungary.......................
S p ain ...............................................
B elgiu m .........................................
A ll other countries....................
T ota l...................................

1The figures represent exports.
* Chiefly Porto Rico.
s The figures represent exports only for years ended Mar. 31.




185.585.000
96.121.000
90.289.000
104.205.000
68.343.000
24.936.000
12.456.000
14.356.000
8,377,000
44.079.000
648,747,000

STATISTICS OF PRINCIPAL PORTS.

781

N o . 4 0 9 . — P R I N C I P A L P O R T S O P T H E W O R L D : F o r e ig n C o m m e r c e D u r ­
i n g t h e L a t e s t Y e a r f o r W h ic h D a t a a r e A v a i l a b l e .
[Sources: Official reports of the respective countries.!

C ountry and port.

Y ear.1

Im ports.

E xports.

T otal com merce.

EUROPE.
U nited K ingdom :
Dollars .
Dollars .
Dollars.
London 2................................................................ 1916
1,748,933,000
917,060,000
2,665,993,000
Liverpool 3............................................................ 1916
954,624,000
1,362,735,000
2,317,359,000
H ull 4 .5..................................................................... . 1916
263,547,000
158,702,000
422,249,000
M anchester &....................................................... 1916
107,950,000
233,435,000
341,385.000
Glasgow................................................................. 1916
164,508,000
204,759,000
369,267,000
Southam pton 6................................................... 1916
23,102,000
58,824,000
81,926,000
Grimsby 7............................................................. 1916
82,282,000
24,186,000
106,468,000
H arw ich 8.............................................................. 1916
11,828,000
4,801,000
16,629,000
Tyne ports 91........................................................ 1916
.
0
56,971,000
90, 042,000
147,013,000
C ardiff 19 ................................................................ 1916
43,991,000
65,711,000
109,702,000
Leith 111.................................................................. 1916
.
2
42,076,000
6,010,000
48,086,000
Bristol is ................................................................ 1916
119,667,000
11,330,000
130,997,000
B elfa st13................................................................ 1916
47,990,000
1,996,000
49,986,000
Germany:
Ham burg 14 *......................................................... 1913
.
1,084,325,000
817,275,000
1,901,600,000
Bremen 14.............................................................. 1913
370,608,000
211,421,000
582,029,000
B elgium : A ntw erp................................................... 1912
623,164,000
588,181,000
1,211,345,000
France:
389,639,000
365,733,000
M arseille................................................................ 1913
755,372,000
357,924,000
258,795,000
H avre...................................................................... 1913
616,719,000
D unkirk ................................................................ 1913
187,538,000
36,201,000
223,739,000
B ordeau x.............................................................. 1913
89,163,000
78,606,000
167,769,000
Italy:
387,600,000
120,934,000
Genoa...................................................................... 1915
508,534,000
90,945,000
31,768,000
122,713,000
N ap les.................................................................... 1915
74,360,000
T urkey: C onstantinople 1 .................................... 1912
:>
28,600,000
102,960,000
A ustria-H ungary:
175,997,000
Trieste 16............................................................... 1913
161,430,000
337,428,000
43,833,000
53,923,000
F iu m e.................................................................... 1912
97,756,000
R ussia:
Petrograd............................................................. 1915
14,575,000
16,841,000
31,416,000
103,000
463,500
R ig a ......................................................................... 1915
566,500
O dessa.................................................................... 1915
721,000
51,500
772,500
V in d a u ................................................................... 1914
4.061.000
27,852,000
31,913,000
1,494,000
R ev a l...................................................................... 1915
1.700.000
3,194,000
10,590,000
L ibau...................................................................... 1914
15,703,000
26,293,000
N ovorossisk......................................................... 1914
35,858,000
9,573,000
45,431,000
N ik olaiev.............................................................. 1914
873,000
18,442,000
19,315,000
R ostov.................................................................... 1914
424,000
31,173,000
30,749,000
Kherson................................................................. 1914
39,000
8,767,000
8,728,000
B atu m .................................................................... 1914
4,469,000
14,593,000
19,062,000
V ladivostok......................................................... 1914
26,481,000
1,752,000
28,233,000
Spain:
Barcelona.............................................................. 1913
109,267,000
79,428,000
29,839,000
19,162,000
V alencia................................................................ 1913
33,504,000
14,342,000
B ilb ao..................................................................... 1913
32,201,000
22,272,000
9,929,000
AMERICA.
U nited S tates:171
>
8
New Y ork............................................................ 1917
4,391,319,000
1,338,199,000 3,053,120,000
G alveston.............................................................. 1917
274,784,000
8,505,000
266,279,000
408,027,000
N ew Orleans....................................................... 1917
303,510,000
104,517,000
M assachusetts..................................................... 1917
443,483,000
225,578,000
217,905,000
573,957,000
P hiladelphia....................................................... 1917
109,486,000
464,471,000
418,006,000
M aryland.............................................................. 1917
374,033,000
43,973,000
286,917,000
San Francisco..................................................... 1917
144,027,000
142,890,000
375,971,000
W ashington......................................................... 1917
198,321,000
177,650,000
1 Calendar years except as noted.
2 Including L eigh, Queenborough, and Rochford.
3 Including Birkenhead and Garston.
4 Including K eadby.
5 Including Ellesm ere, Port, Partington, R uncorn, and Warrington.
6 Includes L ym ington.
7 Includes lm rningham .
8 Includes Parkeston Q uay.
9 Comprise N ew castle, N orth Shields, and South Shields.
10 Includes Barry Dock and Penarth.
n Includes Cockenzie, Fisherrow, and Morrison’s H aven.
12 Includes A vonm outh, Portishead, and W eston-super-M are.
13 Includes Larne.
14 Sea-borne im ports and exports, exclusive of trade w ith other countries of the German Empire.
J5 Year ending Mar. 13.
i® Sea-borne im ports and exports of m erchandise, including trade w ith A ustria-H ungary.
17 Year ending June 30.
18 Figures are
 for custom s districts as of th e fiscal year 1917.


782

STATISTICS OF PRINCIPAL PORTS.

N o. 4 0 9 . — P r i n c i p a l P o r t s o f t h e W o r l d : F o r e i g n C o m m e r c e D u r i n g t h e

L atest Y

ea r s fo r

W h ic h D a t a

Country and port.
A m erica —continued.
U nited States—C ontinued.
V irginia.................................................................
B uffalo...................................................................
M ich igan ..............................................................
St. L aw ren ce.....................................................
Canada: M ontreal1...................................................
M exico: h *
Vera Cruz..............................................................
T am pico................................................................
Cuba: H abana............................................................
Argentina: Buenos A ires.......................................
Brazil:
San tos.....................................................................
R io de Janeiro....................................................
Chile:
Valparaiso.............................................................
Iq uiq u e..................................................................
A ntofagasta.........................................................
Peru: Callao.................................................................
U ruguay: M ontevideo............................................
ASIA.
China: 6
Shanghai...............................................................
Canton....................................................................
T ien tsin .................................................................
Japan:
Y okoham a............................................................
K ob e.......................................................................
Osaka......................................................................
B ritish colonies:
Singapore 6............................................................
Calcutta l >7..........................................................
B om b ay13.............................................................
.
AFRICA.
E gypt: A lexandria..................................................
OCEANIA.
Australia: s>45
S yd n ey ...................................................................
M elbourne............................................................

are

A v a il a b l e —
:

C ontinued.

Exports.

Year.

Im ports.

1917
1917
1917
1917
1917
1913
1913
1916
1916
1916
1916
1915
1915
1915
1916
1911

Dollars.

19,330,000
67,715,000
41,749,000
98,660,000
2 222,119,000
40,733,000
22,825,000
183,154,000
176,982,000
52,093,000
86,597,000
26,306,000
4,709,000
8,539,000
29,277,000
42,627,000

Dollars .
137,012,000
217,120,000
290,376,000
103,939,000
384,314,000
42,118,000
40,379, O'M
)
89,006,0^0
263,186,000
118,229,000
47,604,000
11,929,000
16,408,000
22,057,000
32,305,000
32,167,000

1916
1916
1916
1916
1916
1916
1916
1916
1916

171,493,000
21,487,000
36,718,000
104,554,000
183,488,000
40,867,000
244,589,000
167,667,000
143,422,000

177,209,000
45,620,000
17,702,000
248,080,000
165,056,000
70,690,000
214,600,000
285,859,000
143,846,000

348.703.000
67.106.000
54.420.000
352.634.000
351.544.000
111.557.000
459.189.000
453.525.000
187.268.000

1916

106,109,000

178,086,000

284,195,000

1916
1916

157,050,000
129,430,000

193,676,000
67,034,000

350.726.000
196.464.000

1 Y ear ending Mar. 31.
2 Im ports for consum ption.
3 Y ear ending June 30.
4 Inclusive of precious m etals.
5 Direct foreign trade, o cclusive of reexports.
6 Inclusive of intercolonial trade, but e cciusivo of treasure.
J Merchandise only, exclusive of G overnm ent stores.




T otal com merce.
D olla rs .

156.342.000
284.835.000
332.125.000
202.599.000
606.432.000
82.851.000
63.204.000
272.159.000
440.168.000
170.322.000
134.201.000
38.235.000
21.117.000
30.595.000
61.581.000
74.794.000

783

STATISTICS OF PRINCIPAL POSTS.
Ho. 4 1 0 . — PRINCIPAL PORTS OP THE WORLD: V
M ENT

a r e

A

IN

T H E F O R E IG N T R A D E , D U R IN G

v a il a b l e

essel T o nnag e M o vbT H E L A T E S T Y E A R F O R W H IC H D A T A

.

[Sources: Official reports of the respective countries. The figures are not comparative. Authorities state
that if the same vessel were measured according to the laws of the various countries the tonnage results
would vary at least 30 per cent.]
Country and
port.

Year.

Entered.

Cleared.

Country and
port.

EUROPE.

United States—
Continued.
Maryland.......
Galveston.........
New Orleans..'.
Washington___
San Francisco.
Canada:5
Montreal.........
Vancouver___
Victoria..........
Mexico:1
1
T am pico......
Vera Crux.......
Argentina: Bue­
nos A ires......
Brazil: n
Rio de Janeiro..
Santos............
Uruguay: Monte­
video................
Cuba: Habana...

Entered.

8 1917
9 1917
• 1917
9 1917
•1917

2.065.000
1.096.000
2.833.000
3.054.000
1.287.000

2,407)000
1.246.000
3.019.000
3.102.000
1.508.000

•1910
8 1916
*1916

1.613.000
1.889.000
1.955.000

1.663.000
1.593.000
2,214*000

1912
1912

1.521.000
1.447.000

1.510.000
1.427.000

Cleared.

AMERICA— con.

United Kingdom:*
London...........
Liverpool..___
Cardiff.............
Tyne ports.......
Southampton..
Cork, including
Queenstown.
Glasgow..........
MaltarValetta*.
Gibraltar........
Germany:
Hamburg*___
Bremen * ........
Bremerhavenf
Denmark: Copen­
hagen.......
France:1
5
**
Dunkirk..
Havre----Cherbourg
Bordeaux.
Boulogne
MarseUlc
Ai

Year.

Trieste
Belgium: A n t ­
werp................
Netherlands: Rot­
terdam.............
Italy:
Genoa..............
Naples.............
Greece: Piraeus5.
Portugal: Lisbon 7
*
8
Cronstadt - Petrograd_____
Riga................
Archangel........
Batum.............
Vladivostok___
Spain:
Barcelona........
Bilbao (VUcaya)-----. . . .
Valencia..........
Turkey: Constan­
tinople.............

1914
1914
1914
1914
1914

13.006.000
11.959.000
7.285.000
6.999.000
4.652.000

10.453.000
10.813.000
8.938.000
7.242.000
4.655.000

1914
1914
1914
1913

3.120.000
3.012.000
5.546.000
0,315,000

2.954.000
3.987.000
5.552.000
0,161,000

1913
1913
1913

12.997.000
1.511.000
2.038.000

13.192.000
1.506.000
1.945.000

1912

3.441.000

3.484.000

1910
1916
1916
1916
1916
1916

1.201.000
2.042.000
230.000
2.824.000
013.000
5.299.000

109.000
1.112.000
57,000
1.014.000
317.000
3.402.000

1912
1913

2.125.000
3.460.000

2.144.000
3.460.000

1912

13.757.000

13.722.000

1916

3.192.000

5.331.000

1914
1914
1914
1914

5.336.000
5.120.000
4.067.000
9.337.000

5.119.000
5.033.000
4.055.000
9.206.000

1914
1914
1914
1914
1915

1.171.000
1.044.000
772.000
939.000
716.000
1.246.000

1.067.000
1.081.000
823.000
861.000
706,000
1,216,000

1913

2.641.000

1.856.000

1915

1913
1913

2.015.000
1.705.000

1.940.000
1.523.000

14,319,000

1913

AMERICA.
United States: u
>
New York....... • 1917
Massachusetts.. 9 1917
Philadelphia... 91917

12,913,000
2,012,000
2,540,000

13,187,000
1.448.000
2.521.000

1Calendar years except as noted.

* Arrivals and departures at British ports.
* Year ending Mar. 31.

* Includes only over-sea navigation.
» Ships with cargoes only.
8 Steamers only.
7 In d iies "grande cabotagem,” i. e., traffic botween Portugal and Madeira and the Azores.
8 Year ending Mar. 13.
* Year ending June 30.
"Figures for customs districts as of the fiscal
year 1917.




1912

7,962,000

6,285,000

1916
1916

4.347.000
2.650.000

4.342.000
2.652.000

1912
1916

8.598.000
3.914.000

8.593.000
3.450.000

1.383.000
1.441.000

1,318,O
dd
1,734,000

11,045,000
6,602,000
4.869.000
2.077.000
8.316.000

11,025,000
6,612,000
4.907.000
2.080.000
8,503,000

3.187.000
1.979.000
5.709.000
4.775.000

3.113.000
1.996.000
5.722.000
4.777.000

967,000

1,344,000

1916

2,960,000

3,236,000

1910

2,825,000

2,418,000

•1910
9 1916
•1916
•1910

716.000
1,079,000
735.000
423.000

375.000
1,102,000
759.000
156.000

British India:
Bombay.......... 81910
Calcutta........... *1916
British colonies,
n. e. s.:
Hongkong-Vioto ria » ............... 1914
Singapore m ___ 1916
Colombo1
5
1915
Aden15.......... 8 1910
China: Shanghai1 1910
7
Japan:
Yoke
1910
okohama..
N a g a s a k i___
1916
Kobe......... .
1910
M o ji................
1916

AFRICA.
Alexanp

■ a s ...............
Union of South

Africa:
Cape Town.......
Port Natal
(Durban)___

1916

OCEANIA. ,
Australia:
Melbourne1 ....
8
Sydney1 ..........
8
Fremantle1___
8
Adelaide1
8

u Gross tons.
1 Includes coastwise traffic.
7
» Excluding Chinese junks.
i* Excluding warships, transports, yachts, native
craft, and vessels under 50 tons.
1
5
Excluding vessels that called for coaling and for
orders only.
w Excluding native craft.
1
7
Vessels entered and cleared at the maritime cus­
toms. Junks not included.
“ Tonnage entered covers "over-sea direct" only.

784

No. 4 1 1 .—DISTANCES FBOM NEW TOEK, NEW OBLEANS, SAN FBANCISCO, AND POET TOWNSEND TO THE FBINCIPAL
POETS OP THE WOULD AND THE PB1NC1PAL CITIES 0 7 THE UNITED STATES.
[Sources: Water routes In nautical miles, Hydrographic Office, Navy Department; land routes In statute miles, War Department.]

rOBBIQN CITIES.)
Port and route.

Aden:




New
Or­
leans.

San
Port
Fran-, Town­
cisco.
send.

6,532

7,870
10,085 11,408

*14,499 *14,279
*14,801 *13,982
3,325 4,853

12,323
13,167
10,182
11,855

9,536
11,848

*6,516
7,554
8,264
13,671
7,800

*6,524
8,329
9,039
14,446
7,600

11,075
12,566
11,508
12,278

8,120
11,250

*9,723 *9,731
*14,176 *14,184
9,500 10.300
10,800 11,600
15,900 16,700
11,500 11.300

*12,771 *12,559
*12,971 *12,262
13,993 12,745
14,837 14,236

*il,311 *11,319
*14,441 *14,449
12 , no 12,885
12,512 13,287
15,108 15,800
14,500 15,270
15,064 15,839
9,580
9,780

Port and route.

\

TTamhiirp... ............ ............................................... ......
Via New York................... . ............................... .
Habana.......................... .......................... ...1 ...........
Via New Orleans................... ..................................
Via Tehuantepec.... . ............. ....................... .
Via Panama..................................................... .........
Havre........................................... ..............................
Via New York......................................... .................
Hongkong.............. ............ ........................................
Via Port Townsend...................................................
Via San Francisco.....................................................
Via Tehuantepec.......................................................
Via Panama.............................................................
Via Sues.............................. .....................................
Via Cape of Good Hope........................... .................
Via Magellan Strait...................................................
Honolulu.....................................................................
Via San Francisco....................................................
Via Port Townsend..................................................
Via Panama............................. .......... .....................
Via Tehuantepec.....................................................
Via Magellan Strait...................................................
Kingston, Jamaica........................................................
Kongo River, mouth of...................................
Via New Orleans.......................................... ........
Via New York................ .........................................
Liverpool.....................................................................
Via New York........................................... ...............
Via Tehuantepec........................ .............................
Via Panama..................................................... .
Via Magellan Strait........ ............... . . . . . . . . . . . . .........
London............ ................................................... : ___
Via New York................ , ............ ............................
Via Tehuantepec.................................. ............ .
Via Panama........................... .................. .
Via Magellan Strait............................................ .

New
York.

New
Or­
leans.

'3,652

5,243

1,227

597

3,169

4,760

*9,085
*9,277
10,572
11,431
11,610
13,590
16,868

*8,865
*8,568
9,317
10,830
12,892
13,863
17,318

*5,288 *4,579
*5,569 *5,349
6,686 6,085
5,806 4,582
13,269 13,719
1,473 1,165
5,662 6,580
3,053

4,553

3,233

4,507

San
Fran­
cisco.

Port
Town­
send.

*6,843

*6,851

*3,079
3,219
4,337

*4,006
3,992
5,112

*6,360
6,086

*6,368
5,886

2,097

2,370

*9,062
*8,853

*9,559
*8,859

*6,244
7,169
8,038
13,503

*6,250
7,944
8,813
14,278

*6,424
7,349
8,218
13,683

*6,432
8,124
8,993
14,458

DISTANCES.

Via Rue?, and
Rtrait
Via Rlngapnrn
.
..........
Via Ringap^rn and Port Townsend ..
Via Singapore and Pan ^ i^ n n fse o ........................
AntwAfn
__
..........
Via New Yf)r^'
- - __ - - - ......... ......
Via Tnhnarttanoe
...
.
Via Panama
- -, - - - - - . . _____ Via Magellan PtTflft
, . . .
. . . . .
'RutAvla ^Tftv(i\
Via Tehuantepec.
. . . .
. . ...........
Via Panama
Via^naTf'lanai
r
yia flapfl of fJnnri TTnpe
Bombay: ,
Via Rue® n^nei
Via Capn of ftnnd TTope . . .
. . . .
Via Sues and Naw York,, ... .....................................
Via Cape of Chod Hope and New York .
.
. .
Via Sma* and TAhimntepAn
Vis ^letf ftnrl Pannms
Via Cape of Hood Hnpe and Tphnantepan..............
Via Cape of Good Hope and Panama
Via Maanllan Strait
. . _ . . ..................
Via RlnffATVAm
. ............................ .
Via Alnaarinra anH Pnrt TnwnuAnd
.............
Via
anH Ran IWriAfaAA
Via flinaarkAM anri TAhncm
tATVAA
Via Singapore and Panama......................................

New
York.




Manila:
6,943 7,213
Via Honolulu and San Bernardino Strait.
5,993
Via Yokohama.........................................
*9,480 *8,771
Via Yokohama and San Francisco............
*9,192 *8,972
Via Yokohama and Port Townsend..........
10,735 9,480
Via Tehuantepec..........................................
11,546 10,993
Via Panama...............................................11,556 12,946
Via Suez.....................................................
13,536 13,986
Via Cape of Good Hope........................... .
Via Suez and New York............ — .........
*14,747 *14,755
Via Cape of Good Hope and New York...
*16,727 *16,735
16,736 17,145
Via Magellan Strait.................. ..................
3,876 5,266
Marseille................................. . — ................
*7,067 *7,073
*13,021 *13,029 Via New York........................................
7,930 8,705
*15,371 *15,379 Via Tehuantepec.............................-............
8,332 9,107
8,990 / 8,896 Via Panama..................................................
13,324 14,099
Via Magellan Strait.....................................
7,040 7,311
Melbourne........................................................
*10,231 *9,522
Via San Francisco......................................
10,028 9,427
Via Panama..................................................
9,852 8,604
Via Tehuantepec............................. . —
12,880 13,143
Via Magellan Strait.....................................
12,981 14,303
Via Suez Canal........................ ...................
12,670 12,933
4,012 4,769 Via Cape of Good Hope..............................
*1,172 *2,142 *2,917
Mexico City....................................................
1*2,898 *1,526 *2,512 *3,349
4,172 5,562
*10,006 *10,014 Naples....................................................... .
*7,363 *7,369
9,700 10,475 Via New York...........................................
/ 1,741
9,898 10,676
*2,482 *2,979
VI, 372
10,454 11,229 New Orleans.......................... ........................
3.191 3,966
Via Tehuantepec.
4.704 5,479
3,324 4,090 Via Panama.........
f 1,741 3.191 *3,199
New York................
L1,372
*
Via Tehuantepec.......................................
4,415 5,190
5,305 6,080
*ll,80i *11,809 Via Panama.................................. ............
Nome, Alaska................... ..........................
2.705 2,356
*14,321 *14,329
*5,896 *5,187
8,900 8,700 Via San Francisco......................................
*5,555 *5,335
Via Port Townsend............................
7,130 5,902
Via Tehuantepec........................................
8,010 7,410
*7,043 *7,051 Via Panama...............................................
15,840 16,249
Via Magellan Strait....................................
5,370 6,760
*6,398 *6,406 Odessa, via Gibraltar............ ......................
3,277 4,052
7,240 8,015 Panama (western end of Panama Canal) *.
2,028 1,427
7,642 8,417 Via canal and Colon............................
3,696 3,969
12,734 13,509 Pernambuco, Brazil......................................
6,887 *6,895
5,054 4,908 Via New York..........................................
* 6,451 *6,948
Via New Orleans........................................
6,591 7,366
Via Tehuantepec.......................................
* By land.
* By land and water.
* Distance by canal from Colon to Panama, 47 miles.
*6,145
7,154
7,840
13,209
7,511
*9,059
*3,867

*6,154
7,929
8,619
13,984
8,286
*9,067
*3,875

DISTANCES.

2,954 ±,458
Brest, France.................
Via New YoTk............
Via Tehuantepec.....
Via Panama................
T
Via Magellan Strait_________________
6,318
Buenos Aires................................................
Via Magellan Strait............ .
Via New York...........................................
676 1,648
Bermuda...................................... ...............
Via New York.................. ....................
Calcutta:
9,830 11,239
Via Sue*.....................................................
12,180 12,838
Via Cape of Good Hope...........................
Via Suez and New York..........................
Via Cape of Good Hope and New York.
Via Singapore...........................................
Via Singapore and San Francisco..........
>12,181 11,462
Via Singapore and Tehuantepec............
13,405 12,181
14,230 13,694
Via Singapore and Panama.....................
Callao:
4,246 2,991
Via Tehuantepec......................................
3,392 2,764
Via Panama............................... ..............
Via Magellan Strait.................................
9,603 10,142
Direct........................................................
Cape Town:
6,815 7,374
Direct.................................... ....................
Via New York..........................................
Via Tehuantepec......................................
Via Panama.............................................
Via Magellan Strait..............................
Colon (eastern end of Panama Canal) *__
1,981 1,380
Via Canal and Panama............................
Colombo: *
Via Suez Canal........................................
8,610 10,146
11,130 11,684
Via Cape of Good Hope...........................
Via Suez and New York..............
Via Cape of Good Hope and New York.
Via Singapore........................................
3,852 5,443
Direct.
Via New York.
3*207 4,576
Gibraltar.....................
Via New York.........
Via Tehuantepec...
Via Panama............
Via Magellan Strait.
Guam..........................
Via San Francisco................... ................................... *8,245 *7,536
Via Port Townsend......................................................*8,107 *7,887
i Distances given are by water except as otherwise stated.

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n i t e d S t a t e s — Continued.

P

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P

orts

op the

W

orld

FOREIGN CITIES—Continued,
New New San
Or­
York, leans, Free*
cisco.

Fort and route.

Port

San
New New Fran- Pert
OfYork. leans. ejscp. Town­
send,

Pert and route.

Shanghai...................... ................... ................. .............
6,530 7,305 Via San Francisco.......................................................
9,439 10,214 Via Port Townsend................ ...................................
5,123 6,509 18,321 *8,327 Via Tehuantepec...................................................
Via Panama.................................. .........................
9,160 9,935 Via Sues.........................................................................
9,562 10,337 Via Cape of Good Hope...............................................
Tehuantepec;
*3,199 *2,079 775
PortaTownsend..................................................... .
X'4 rviaViiTantorkAo
T
Western end of railroad *...........................................
5,190 3,960
Eastern end of railroad *............................................
6,080 5,479
Yi* PlQflilltQ/UnHAllan fttmitA
Prtn+o Apnnofl
6,800 7,340 6,199 6,958 Tutuiia.................................................................. ...........
Via San Francisco........................ ...............................
"R /1a TanAirA
4,778 6,218
Via Vanr Vnrlr
*7,969 *7,077 Valparaiso.........................................................................
X7Ia Uanr HpliMma
San Francisco............... . . . ................ ..................
*7,700 * 8,107 Via Tehuantepec..........................................................
Via
\7tn ^Tahnoti fonAA
7,730 8,605 Via pa.np.nn
*Y|0 UoMllan KH-rai+
pflTIflTTlft
7,678 8,453 Via Magellan Strait................................... .................
X7ta
8,339 9,114 Vladivostok.................................................... ................
Qan VtM
iviAfeAA
775
*3,191 *2,482
Via San Francisco........................................................
Via nt.Vmantanon
4,415 8,191
Via Poname
Via Port Townsend........... ..........-....................... ....
5,305 4,704
Via San Francisco and Tehuantepec........................
St. Petersburg:
Via San Francisco and Panama................................
4,632 6,223
Direct Vrirlr
Via Man
1 7,823 *7,829 Via Magellan Strait.....................................................
Tnan R P
Wellington, New Zealand
...............
1,438 1,630
Via Maw Vnrlr
*4,619 * 4,627 Via San Francisco................ ................ ........... .
Via Maw fWlaana
Via Tehuantepec.........................................................
*4,021 *4,618
Via i)ahnintttTMP
4,182 4,957 Via Panama..................................
4,345 5,120 Via Magellan Strait
Vie Panama Rtrftlt
Via. llorrallavi
12,199 12,974 Via Suez
7,502 7,206 Via Cape of Good Hope
fllnoanAVA
Via Ann T?ranrtlaivi
Yokohama
*9,984
Via. Pi% T*rtWflaanH
rf.
t
............. U0,693 U0,185
Via Honolulu
110,405
Via San Francisco ;
Via Aiiav
10,170 11,600
Via Port Townsend......................................................
Via rtona nf OnnH TTnna
_ ___ 12,355 12,914
Via VrurnKoma and PonfitnA
Via Honolulu and Tehuantepec.................................
13,104 12,503
Via San Francisco and Tehuantepec...........
Via Yokohama and Tehuantepec......... .................... 12,309 10,961
Pernambuco, Brazil—Continued.

. . . ...... ...........

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.......... .

*8,741
18,480
9,965
10,855
12,360
14,593
2,036
*7,341
8,331
5,480
4,687
8,460
*7,897
*7,656
9,122
10,001
17,036
*9,100
8,344
8,540
11,500
14,230
13,710
*7,727
*7,489
9,243
8,986

5,550

5,290
■

2,189
812
4,150
*6,632
7,622
4,256
4,035
8,733
4,706
*7,188
*7,336
8,674
9,410
17,445
5,909
*8,391
7,096
7,939
11 773
16,620
14,058
4,536
5,500
*7,018
*7,219
7,905
7,762

2,984
4,607

1 8,032
*8,269
8,741
10,254
13,750
14,806

1’
4,357
6,416

4,240
5,770

Sitka, Alaska....................................................................
Via San Francisco........................................................ * 4,493 i 3,784
Via Port Townsend..................................................... * 3,931 13,711
Via Tehuantepec.......................................................... 5,748
4,493
Via Panama.................................................................. 6,607
6,006
Via Magellan Strait...................................................... 14,391 14,841
1 By land and water.

2 B y land.

1,302

732

Via
Via
Via
Via
Via

Honolulu and Panama
San Francisco and Panama
Magellan Strait........
Singapore and Suez.......................
Cape of Good Hope.

10,093
9,869
16,205
.............. 13,040
15,020

9,492
9,268
10,614
14,471
15,443

3Distance from Coatzacoalcos (eastern end of railroad) to Salina Cruz (western end of railroad), 190 miles.
CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES.i

City.




New
Or­
leans.

San
Fran­
cisco.

Port
Town­
send.

City.

876
188
1,767
235
442
739
847
912
757
584
637
1,769
1,930
693
1,391
2,310
1,782
2,452
825
983
1,342
1,454
1,290
3,149
871
1,157
997

496
1,184
1,720
1,607
1,275
776
491
912
829
1,092
945
515
1,357
1,100
1,391
1,195
410
2,152
888
616
880
1,087
487
2,007
778
396
997

2,810
3,081
1,866
3,313
2,804
3,119
2,672
2,279
2,577
2,636
2,593
1,932
1,376
2,551
2,243
1,287
2,157
1,255
2,462
3,098
1,986
3,569
2,291
475
2,473
2,439
2,364

2,991
3,089
1,516
3,321
2,812
3,300
2,853
2,287
2,585
2,644
2,601
2,464
1,622
2,559
1,854
2,172
2,766
831
2,470
3,355
2,103
3,826
2,586
1,360
2,591
2,587
2,202

Minneapolis, Minn...........................................................
Mobile, Ala.............................................., .....................
New Orleans, La..............................................................
New York, N. Y ..............................................................
Norfolk, Va.....................................................................
Ogden, Utah...........................................
Oklahoma, Okla.............................................................
Omaha, Nebr....................................................................
Philadelphia, Pa.............................................................
Pittsburgh, Pa.................................................................
Port Townsend, Wash.....................................................
Portland, Me..................................................................
Portland, Oreg...............................................................
Salt Lake City, Utah......................................................
San Antonio, T ex............................................................
San Diego, Cal..................................................................
San Francisco, Cal...........................................................
Sante Fe, N. Mex............................................................
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.....................................................
Savannah, Ga............................. ....................................
Seattle, Wash...................................................................
Sioux City, Iowa..............................................................
St. Paul, Minn........................................
St. Louis, Mo....................................................................
Tacoma, Wash...............................................................
Toledo, Ohio....................................................................
Washington, D. C................
.............................

New
York.

New
Or­
leans.

San
Fran­
cisco.

1,332
1,231
1,372

1,285
141

2,101
2,623
2,482
3,191
3,247
786
1,994
1,786
3,100
2,747
1,005
3,428
722
823
1,911
602

347
2,405
1,608
1,405
91

444

3,199
350
3,204
2,442
1,943
3,231
3,191
2,211
1,036
845
3,151
1,422
1,322
1,065
3,199
705
228

1,372
1,093
1,891
752
1,080
1,281
1,142
2,979
1,722
2,746
1,928
571
2,088
2,482
1,351
1,399
661
2,931
1,173
1,275
699
2,890
1,040
1,144

1,286
2,581
3,104
957
1,821
2,091
2,199
916
2,523
3,069

Port
Town­
send.
1,866
3,027
2,979
3,199
3,253
1,098
2,372
1,961
3,108
2,755

DISTANCES,

Atlanta, Ga...........
Baltimore, Md.......
Bfsmarck, N. Dak.
Boston, Mass.........
Buffalo, N. Y ........
Charleston, S. C___
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Chicago, 111............
Cincinnati, Ohio_
_
Cleveland, Ohio___
Columbus, Ohio_
_
Dallas, T ex............
Denver, Colo......... .
Detroit, Mich..........
Duluth, Minn.........
E l Paso, T ex......... .
Galveston, T ex___
Helena, Mont........ .
Indianapolis, In d ..,
Jacksonville, F la ...
Kansas City, Mo_
_
Key West, Fla____
Little Rock, A r k ...
Los Angeles, Cal_
_
Louisville, K y ....... .
Memphis, Tenn___
Milwaukee, W is___

New
York.

3,936
233
1,135
2,745
1,487
1,005
1,899
2,367
3,285
48
1,917
1,877
2,380
70
2,531
3,077

1 Distances given are by land.
So
<1




INDEX
Page.
Asbestos, production................................................229
Asia:
Exports to, 1800-1917 .............................................. 729
Imports from, 1800-1917 ........................................ 727
Imports and exports, m erchandise.............. 375,
379,727,729
Asphaltum, p rod u ction .......................................... 228
Asses and burros on fa r m s...... ............................. 159
A tlantic districts, imports and exports of,
1856-1917 ...................................................................... 736
Australia:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 379
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Austria-Hungary:
Acquisition and organization.......................... 10
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 354
Area and p op u lation ........................................ 10,42
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
F ish eries............................................................ 179,180 Azores, and Madeira Islands, imports from
Imports into and exports from, m erchandise. 525
and exports to, m erchandise...............................354
S ch ools........................................................................ 126
A lcohol, denatured...................................................... 241 B anks, clearings o f .................................. 599,600, 707
A lgeria.................................................................... 766-775 Banks, national:
A liens. (See Im m igration.)
Capital, surplus, dividends, earnings...............5G5
Alm onds, p ro d u ctio n .............................................. 156
Classification of loans and discounts in re­
A lum inum , production.................................... 226,741
serve cities and States................................. 572
Anim als:
Coin and coin certificates h eld .................... 569
Exports o f.................................................................. 713
Deposits in, 1864-1917............................................ 708
Grazed on national forest ranges.......................170
Federal reserve banks.................................... 576-585
Number and value of farm ........ 159,160,738,739
Liabilities and reserves of, by cities.................567
A ntim onial lead ,p rod u ctio n .............................. 226
Loans and d isco u n ts........................................... 572,707
Apples, production.................................... 156,158,168
Loans, capital, etc .......................................... 570,707
Appropriations, annual, made by Congress,
Resources and liabilities o f...................................566
Surplus and undivided profits.......................... 707
and objects o f ............................................................ 652
Apricots, prod u ction ................................ 156,158,169 Banks, private:
Area of:
Deposits in, 1875-1917........................................ 708
Forest lands acquired under the Weeks law . 173
Resources and liabilities o f..................................594
Hom estead entries, by States............................ 17 Banks, savings:
Indian reservation s.............................................. 16
Deposits in .................................................. 591,592, 708
Irrigation system s.................................................21-31
N um ber of depositors, e tc .. 591,592,596,597,709
Land unappropriated.......................................... 19
Postal, of principal cou n tries.......................... 776
Lands certified or patented on account of
Postal system ............................................................ 598
railroad g ra n ts.................................................... 18
Resources and liabilities o f......................... 591,592
Lands patented........................................................ 21 Banks, State:
National forest range............................................ 170
Deposits in, 1840-1917 ............................................ 708
N ational forests, by States.................................. 171
Resources and lia b ilitie s.................................... 593
N oncontiguous territory...................................... 10 Barbados, imports from and exports to, mer­
Principal countries........................................ 766-775
chandise .................................................................... 367
The United States—
Barley;
By S tates................................................................ 9
Acreage and p ro d u ctio n ............ 141,155,156,157
Total area, exclusive of Alaska and the
V alue.................................................................... 141,157
islands, 1800-1917............................................ 704 Bars, railroad. (S e e R ails.)
Argentina:
Barytes, production.................................................. 228
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise.. 370 B auxite, production.....................................................226
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775 Beans, acreage and p ro d u ctio n .......... 141,156,157
Army, Regular, force o f ............................................ 675 Beef, prices o f...................................... 545,547,554,557
Arsenious oxide, production...................................226 Beet sugar p roduced................................. 216,217,740

Page.
A ccid ents................... 241 -246, 310,311,341,342,343
Acreage of farm crop s........................................ 155
Aden, imports from and exports to, merchan­
dise....................................................................... 375
Admission of States and Territories, date o f ..
9
Africa:
Exports to, 1800-1917........................................ 729
Imports from, 1800-1917 ................................. 727
Imports and exports, merchandise............ 322,
387,727,729
Union of South......................................... 766-775
Agriculture, statistics o f ............................ 127-1GS,
716,717,738, 739,740
Alaska:




789

790

INDEX.

Page.
Beets, sugar, grown in 1899 and 1909................. 154,
155,156,157
Belgian Kongo:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 382
Statistics of........................................................ 766-775
Belgium :
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 354
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Belligerent countries, dates of severances of dip­
lomatic relations and declarations of w ar___676
Bermuda, imports from and exports to, mer­
chandise .................................................................... 361
Births, number reported, excess over deaths,
number per 1 0 0 deaths, rate per 1 , 0 0 0 popu­
lation, etc., in registration area, 1915.............. 77
Blackberries and dewberries, acreage and
p rod u ction ................................................ 155,156,158
Blind population........................................................ 71
Bolivia:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 370
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Books, maps, etc., exports of dom estic.............. 715
Borax, production...................................................... 227
Brazil:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 370
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
British Africa, imports from and exports to,
m erch an dise.................................................... 382,383
British Australasia, imports from and exports
to, m erchandise...................................................... 379
British colonies, statistics o f.......................... 766-775
British Columbia, imports from and exports
to, m erch an dise...................................................... 362
British East Indies:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 376
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
British Guiana;
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 372
Statistics of........................................................ 766-775
British Honduras, imports from and exports to ,
m erch a n d ise.................... ...................................... 361
British India:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 376
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
British Oceania, imports from and exports to,
m erch a n d ise.................................................... 379,380
British West Indies, imports from and exports
to, m erchandise............................................ 366,367
Brom ine, production...................................................228
Broom corn, acreage and production. 155,156,157
B u ck w h ea t:
Acreage and production.............. 141,155,156,157
V alue.............................................................................. 141
B uilding and loan associations, num ber and
assets of, by S tates........................................ 608,609
Building operations, by principal c itie s.. 224,225
Bulgaria:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 354
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Butter:
P r ic e s.......................................................... 547,554,557
P rod uction ........................................................ 161,162
C alcium chloride, production.................................228
Call m oney, w eekly range and w eekly rates,
N ew York, N. Y ........................................ 605,606,607



Canada:
Page.
Imports from and exports to, m erchan­
d ise.................................................................... 362,363
In transit bread stuffs from.......................................516
Statistics o f..................
766-775
Canal, Panam a.................................................... 332-336
Canary Islands, imports from and exports to,
m erch an d ise.................................................... . 383
Cane, sorghum, acreage and production.............153,
155.156.157
Cane, sugar, acreage and production................ 153,
155.156.157
Carrying power, w orld’s to n n a g e .........................778
Carrying trade:
Imports and exports b y ........ ..... 337-340,730,731
Total v alu e................................................................ 339
Value, by nationalities of vessels, e tc.......... 340
Cars:
Electric...........................................................................295
Motor.................................................................... 283,284
R ailw ay...................................................... 298,299,751
Cattle;
Num ber and v a lu e ................................ 159,160,738
P ric e s.......................................................................... 547
Receipts at principal primary m arkets. 324,325
Cement:
P r ic e s...................................................................
548
P roduction...................................................................227
Central Am erican States:
Imports from and exports to, m erchan­
dise .......................................................... 363,364,365
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Cereal production,acreage, v a lu e ,e tc ___ 22-31,
23-29,139-145,155,156,157
Certificates of indebtedness, rates of interest,
amounts issued, etc.................................................. 628
Cheese:
P ric e s........................................................... 547,548, 555
P roduction.......... ............................................. 163,164
Chemicals, etc., exports of..... ................................... 713
Cherries, production.................................. 156,158,169
Chickens, p ro d u ctio n ...................................... 166,167
Chile:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 371
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
China:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 375
Statistics o f............................
766-775
Chosen:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 375
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Chromic iron-ore production...................................226
C hurches........................................................................ 76
Circulation of m oney................. 562,563,564,705,706
Cities, principal:
Death rate o f ............ ............................................... 78
Distances, etc....................
766-775
Fires...................................................................... 621.622
P op u latio n .......................................................... 51,53
Receipts, by sources...................................... 623,624
Civil Service:
A dditions to and subtractions from .................692
Positions u n d e r .............................................. 689,692
Results of exa m in a tio n s..................................... 689
Clay products, production o f.....................................227

IH D E X ,
Clearing houses:
Page.
Exchanges, hy c itie s........................................ 600
Total transactions.................................... 604, 707
Transactions at New York....................... 599,707
Climatic conditions at specified stations:
Highest temperature...................................... 12
Humidity............................. , ........................... 15
Lowest temperature........................................ 11
Normal temperature...................................... 13
Precipitation.................................................... 14
Coal:
Anthracite, produced, imported, exported,
and retained for consumption................... 537
Anthracite, shipm ents.................................... 327
Bituminous and anthracite, per cent of
product exported.................................. 537,717
Bituminous and anthracite, tonnage mined

per m a n .................................................................... 259
Bitum inous, produced, imported, exported,
and retained fof consum ption.........................537
Em ployees in m ines and tonnage m in e d ... 259
Fatalities in m ines.................................................. 242
M ovem ents of coal and coke over railroads. 327
P r ic e s .......................................................................... 327
Produced.................................... 226,232,537,560,741
Production, hy States...............................
232
Supply, by S tates..................................................32,33
World’s p ro d u ctio n .............................................. 779
Coast-Guard Service:
Expenditures............................................................ 343
Work performed b y .................................................343
Cocoa, production and consumption of leading
countries.................................................................... 7S0
Coffee:
Consumption per capita.............................. 539,750
Exports and consumption by principal coun­
tries .......................................................................... 780
Imports, 1830-1917 .................................................. 750
Imports, exports, and consum ption o f .........539
P rices.................................................. 545,548,555,750
Coin and coin certificates held by national
b a n k s.................................................................. 568,569
C oin age.............................................................................561
Coke ovens, accidents a t .............................................244
Coke produced, imported, exported, and re­
tained for con su m p tion .........................................535
College statistics.......................................... 120,121,758
Colombia:
Imports from and exports to, m erch an dise.. 371
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Commerce, w orld’s developm ent........................ 778
Congressional representation, by States.......... 703
Consumption, imports for.................. 499, 503,504
Consumption, production, imports, and e x ­
ports:
C o a lAnthracite ...............................................................537
B itum inous.............................................................. 537
C oke.............................................................................. 635
C o ffee.................................................................. 539,750
Corn............................................................................. 531
C otton.................................................................. 534,746
E xplosives.*,...............................................................239
F la x se e d .................................................................... 542
Malt liquors.................... ................................ 640, 7 5 3
Pig ir o n .............................. -..................................... 538




791

Page.
Consumption, production, imports, and ex­
ports—Continued.
Pulp w o o d ................................................................ 541
B ails.............................................................................. 538
S a lt ................................................................................. 536
S p irits.................................................................. 540,753
Sugar............................................................ 532,533, 749
T ea ..................
539,750
T in p lates.......................................................................542
W heat.......................................................................... 531
W in e s.................................................................. 540,753
W ool.............................................................................. 535
Copper, and m anufactures of, exports.................743
Copper:
P r ic e s.................................................................. 547,548
P roduction........................................................ 226,741
Com:
Acreage and production___ 140,142,155,156,157
Exports of dom estic.............................. 531, 714,717
Per cent of product exported.....................531,717
P rices........ ................................................. 140,545,547
Produced,imported, exported, and retained
for consum ption, 1867-1917 ............................ 531
Corn meal, prices...........................................................558
Corporations and insurance com panies sub­
ject to special taxes, returns received, returns
showing taxes due and total taxes assessed,
hy S ta te s...................................................................... 660
Costa Rica:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise.. 363
Sta tisti cs o f........................................................ 768-775
Cost payments, by principal c itie s .........................625
Cotton, raw:
Acreage and production.............. 146,155,156,157
Bales taken by m ills.............................................. 746
Commercial crop, imports, exports, and con­
sum ption, 1863-1917 .......................................... 534
Crop, by S ta tes........................................................ 146
Exports................................................................ 534,746
Im ports........................................................................ 747
Per cent of product exp orted .......................... 534
Prices............................
534,716
Produced.................................................... 140,534,740
Produced, imported, exported, and retained
for consum ption............................................. 534
W orld’s production................................................ 778
Cotton manufactures:
Exports.................................................................. 517,745
Imports, 1800-1917.................................................. 745
Number of establishm ents.................................. 745
P ric e s.................................................. 544,547t 549,754
Spindles in operation, 1883-1917 ...................... 746
V alue............................................................................ 745
W ages.............................................................................745
Cotton seed and cottonseed products, acreage
and production........................ 146,155,156,157,222
Cottonseed oil, prices...................................................547
Cows, num ber and v alu e................................ 159,160
Cranberries, acreage and production. 155,156,158
Crete, statistics o f.............................................. 766-775
Cuba:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise.. 367
Statistics o f.......... ............................................. 766-775
Currency circulation................................ 562,705, 706
Customs receipts, 1800-1917.................................... 709

792

INDEX,

Customs Tevenue:
Page.
Am ount of and expense of co llectin g ......653
A nnual collections, 1800-1917...................... 709
By principal classes of imported m erchan­
dise........................................................................504
By tariff g ro u p s...............
499
From liquors and tobacco..............................657
Danish W est Indies (Virgin Islands of the
United States),im ports from and exports to,
m erch an dise........................................................368
Deaths in registration area:
Per 1,000 of population and annual aver­
ages—
B y color, nativity, and parent n a tiv ity .. 83
B y sex and a g e .................................................. 84
B y States...............................................................77,89
By States and in cities and rural districts. 90
Kates by races and States.................................... 77
Rate from all causes in cities and rural dis­
tricts by registration States............................ 90
Excess of births over deaths.............................. 77
Number and rate per 100,000 of population,
b y principal causes.......................................... 86,87
Number reported r.>y States and races, 1915.. 77
Of infants..............................
77
Population, deaths aod death rate for the
entire area and original S ta tes...................... 88
Rate by principal cities........................................ 78
Growth of area.......................................................... 90
D ebt of the U nited States:
Analysis of.................................................................. 626
Annual interest charge.................................. 626,705
Certificates of indebtedness, amounts issued,
etc.............................................................................. 628
Interest-bearing d e b t.................................... 626,705
Interest paid on, 1800-1917.................................. 710
Interest, per capita........................................ 626, 705
Less cash in T reasury.................................. 627,704
Per cap ita ......................................................... 627,704
Debts, gross, less sinking-fund assets, total
and per capita.................................................. 630,633
Debts of principal countries and per
capita ................................................................ 770,772
Denmark:
Imports from and exports to,m erchandise. 355
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Deposits in:
Federal reserve banks.................................... 576,577
Loan and trust com panies.................................. 595
N ational banks........................................ 566,570,708
Postal and other savings banks of the
w orld........................................................................ 776
Postal savings sy ste m .............................................598
Private b a n k s.................................................. 594,708
Savings banks.......................... 591,592,596,597,708
State b anks............................... ........................ 593,708
Depositors in savings banks.................. 596,597,709
Diatomaceous earth.......................................................229
Diplomatic relations, dates of severance by
the belligerent countries...................................... 676
Disasters to v essels.................................... 341, 342,343
Disbursements:
Interest on public d eb t................................ 626,710
Navy, 1800-1917........................................................ 710
Of principal countries and per cap ita.. 770,772




Disbursements—Continued.
Pag©.
Ordinary, 1800-1917................................................ 710
P en sio n s............................................................ 695,710
Post o ffice.......................................................... 650,755
Public, objects of, 1905-1917 ............................... 643
Public schools.......................................... 113,114,758
710
War, 1800-1917...................................................
D istances................................................................ 784-787
Divorces:
Granted to husband or w ife—
Number and increase, 1887-1906.................. 97
Marital condition of persons 15 years of age
and over, by sex, color, and States.............. 91
Dominican Republic:
Imports from and exports to, merchandise. 368
Statistics of........................................................ 766-775
Draft, selective:
Communities which filled quotas under, by
volunt ary enlistm en ts.........................................687
Expenses of, by States.............................................685
Quotas, enlistments, and ratios, by S tates.. 684
Results of.......................................................................679
D raw back.......... ........................................................... 511
D utch East Indies:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 376
Statistics o f.............................................
766-775
Dutch Guiana:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 372
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Dutch West Indies:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 368
Statistics o f....................................................... 766-775
Duties collected on imported merchandise:
Ad valorem rates............................ 499,503,504,711
By leading articles................................................ 504
B y tariff g ro u p s.........................................................499
By totals...................................................................... 503
Per capita and ad valorem ra tes.................... 711
D w ellings and fam ilies, number, by States .. 74
Ecuador:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 371
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Educational sta tistic s.............................. 113-128,758
Eggs:
P roduction................................................................ 166
P rices............................................................ 547,554,557
Egypt:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 383
Statistics o f......................................................... *766-775
Electoral vote, by parties and States, 1888 to
700
1916.................................................................
Electric railways.............................................................295
Emery, prod u ction .......................................................228
Emmer and spelt, acreage and produc­
tion .............................................................. 155,156,157
Employees:
In coal m in es............................................................ 259
In gainful occupations........................................ 247
In m anufactures.................... 181,182,183,184, 205
R ailway—
Number b \ --w-.scs, 1916.................................. 315
Yearly and average daily com pensa­
tion .....................
313,314
England, imports from and exports to, mer­
chandise ...................
360
Eritrea (Massoua)., statistics o f .................... 766-775

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Europe;
Page.
Exports to, 1800-1917.............................................. 728
Imports from, 1800-1917........................................ 726
Imports and exports, m erchandise................ 354,
711,712,713
E xcess of im ports or exports...................................353
E xchanges of clearing houses.............. 599,600, 707
Expenditure, principal cou n tries.............. 770, 772
Expenses, Panama Canal.....................
332,333
E xplanatory notes...................................................... 7
Explosives;
Production and consumption............................. 239
Exports, d om estic..........- ..................................... 714
Exports and imports:
Agricultural p rod u cts.......................................... 716
C oa l.............................................................................. 537
C o ffee.......................................................................... 539
C oke.............................................................................. 535
Corn.............................................................................. 531
C o tto n ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 534,746,747
Cotton m anufactures............................................ 745
F la x se e d .................................................................... 542
Gold and silver, 1820-1917 .................................. 717
Gold and silver, total values of, 1868-1917. 497, 498
Iron and steel, and m anufactures o f.................743
Malt liqu ors.............................................................. 540
M erchandise, 1800-1917........................ 711,712,713
M erchandise, by countries, 1908-1917............. 354
M erchandise, by custom s districts.................. 389
Merchandise, by grand divisions, total val­
ues, and percentages.. 395,396,444,445,726,728
Merchandise, by groups of customs dis­
tricts.......................................................... 389,736,737
M erchandise, by principal customs dis­
tricts ................................................................ 732-735
M erchandise,by principal ports of the world. 781
Merchandise of principal countries and per
capita................................................................ 766,772
Merchandise, per capita, 1800-1917.......... 711,712
Merchandise, total values of, and annual
excess, 1874-1917 .................................................. 353
Pig ir o n ...................................................................... 538
R ails.............................................................................. 538
Salt.................................................................................. 536
Spirits.......................................................................... 540
Sugar.................................................................... 532,533
T ea ................................................................................ 539
Tin p la te s.................................................................. 542
W heat.......................................................................... 531
W in es.......................................................................... 540
W o o l............................................................................ 535
Exports:
Agricultural products.......................................... 716
By grand divisions of the earth .............. 444,729
Carried in American vessels, in foreign
vessels, and by land veh icles.......... 338,340,731
Gold and silver........................................ 497,498,717
M erchandise—
Per capita.................................................................712
Total, 1800-1917 .................................................... 712
Of principal countries and per cap ita.. 766,772
Of principal ports of the w orld....................... 781
Exports, domestic:
Agricultural im plem ents...................................... 713
Agricultural products.......................................... 716
A nim als...................................................................... 713
Books, maps, etc...................................................... 715



793

Exports, domestic—Continued.
Page*
By articles, quantities, and values,1907-1917. 445
By great groups and grand divisions......... 443,
444,724,728
Cars, carriages, etc.......................................... 713
Chemicals, drugs, etc........................................ 713
Copper, and manufactures o f......................... 743
Corn............................................................ 531,713
Cotton manufactures............................... 517,745
Distribution of, by principal articles and
grand divisions............................................. 444
Explosives......................................................... 713
Iron and steel manufactures........................ 743
Leather, and manufactures o f....................... 714
M anufactures............................. 443,444,518,725
Meats and meat products............................. 714
Merchandise, 1800-1917..................... 711,712,713
Naval stores...................................................... 714
Oils, mineral, refined........................................ 715
Paper and manufactures of.......................... 715
W heat................................................................ 715
Wheat flour......................................................... 715
With benefit of draw back................................512
Wood manufactures........................................ 715
Exports, foreign, by articles, quantities, and
values, 1913-1917.................................................480
Express com panies........................................ 318,319

Failures, com m ercial:
Amount of liab ilities.................... 211,213,214,759
By S tates.................................................................... 211
N um b er.................................................211,213,214,759
Falkland Islands, imports from and exports
to, m erch an dise...................................................... 372
Fam ilies:
By tenure of h om es.............................................. 75
N umber an d average m em bership, by States. 75
Farm anim als, num ber and valu e. 159,160,738,739
Farmers and farm laborers, by se x .................... 247
Farm loans, number and amounts applied
for approved and closed, by districts..........586
Farms:
Area, number, value, etc...................................... 129
Firewood used on.................................................... 176
Improved and unim proved, acreage, 1890,
1900, and 1910........................................ 129,130,133
Number and acreage.............................................. 133
Number and acreage of, by States, 1890,1900,
and 1910...................................................................... 1 3 1
Number, 1850 to 1910.........
708
Products, v alu e.................... 7 ............................... 157
Value of, and of farm property, 1850-1910... 133
Value of, and of farm property, by States___ 133
W ealth p roduction................................................ 170
F atalities...........................241-246,310,311,341,342,343
Federal farm loans...................................................... 586
Federal reserve banks........................................ 576-585
Feldspar production.............................................. 228
Ferm ented liquors:
C onsum ption.........................
540
Internal revenue paid o n .................. 655,656,657
P rod uction ...........................................................218,220
Ferroalloys, production............................................ 226
Fibrous talc, p rod u ction ........................................ 228
Fi gs, production.................................................. 156,158
Finland:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 355
Statistics o f......................................................... 766-775

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INDEX.

Page,
Fire insurance statistics........................... 612,621,622
Fires, by principal cities and by States............ 621
Firewood, used on farms.......................................... 176
Fisheries:
Allotm ents of fish and eggs to State fish
com m issions.......................................................... 178
Distribution of fish and eggs, by species........ 177
Of Alaska............................................................ 179,180
F lax, prices.................................................................... 548
Flaxseed:
Produced, imported, exported, and retained
for consum ption.................................................. 542
Prices............................................................................ 154
Production and acreage...................... 154,155,156
Flour:
Exports, d om estic.................................................. 715
F reight rates o n ...................................................... 323
Prices.................................................................... 547,557
Flower and vegetable seeds, production........ 156
Flowers and plants, acreage and produc­
tion ........................................................................ 155,157
Fluorspar p rod u ction .................................................228
Foodstuffs:
Exports of, dom estic...................................... 444,694
Im ports................................................ 395,718,720,722
P ric es.......................... 545,547, 548,549, 550,554-558
Foreign carrying trade.................... 337-340,730,731
Foreign com merce and share w ith Latin
A m erica.........................................................................388
Foreign commerce:
B y principal customs districts.................. 732-735
Groups of districts and ports.................... 736,737
Principal countries of the w o rld .................... 766
Principal ports of the w orld.............................. 782
Foreign loans................................................................ 590
Foreign m erchandise exported, by articles.. 480
Forests:
Lands acquired under the Weeks la w .......... 173
Lumber produced—
By principal kinds of w ood............................ 175
By S ta te s................................................................ 174
Forests, national:
A rea.............................................................................. 171
Free use o f.................................................................. 170
Grazing o n .................................................................. 170
Location of, by States............................................ 171
Range, area................................................................ 170
R evenue from .......................................................... 170
Formosa, statistics o£........................................ 766-775
Fowls, production o f ................................................ 166
France:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 355
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
French Africa:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 384
French colonies, statistics o f ...................... 766-775
French East Indies, imports from and exports
to, m erchandise....................................................... 376
French Guiana, imports from and exports
to, m erchandise....................................................... 3 7 3
French Indo-China, statistics o f.................. 766-775
F rench Oceania, im ports from and exports
to, m erchandise...................................................... 380
French West Indies, imports from and exports
to, m erchandise....................................................... 369
Freight rates:
Digitized for A ll r a il................................................................ 322,752
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By lake and can a l.....................................................322


Freight rates—Continued.
P age,1
By lake and rail.......................................... 322,752'
By Sault Ste. Marie C anal............................... 328
On grain, flour, and provisions.............. 322,323
On wheat............................................. 322,323,752
Fruits, acreage and p rod u ction ......... 155,156,157
Fuller's earth, production................................. 228
Furnaces, iron...................................................... 234

Garnet (abrasive), production.............................. 228
Gas, m anufactured, prices.............................. 559,560
Gas, natural:
P rices........................................................................... 559
Production....................................................................227
German Africa, imports from and exports to,
m erchandise.............................................................. 384
German Customs U nion, statistics o f........... 766-775
German Oceania, imports from and exports
to, m erch an dise.........................................................380
Germany:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 359
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Gibraltar, im ports from and exports to, m er­
ch an d ise..................................................................... 356
Gloss sand, production.................................................229
Goats, num ber and value o f.................................. 159
Gold ( see a ls o Imports and exports):
Coin and certificates in circulation, 18931917............................................................................ 562
Coined.................................................................. 561,705
Gold and silver coinage of the m ints of the
w orld........................................................................ 761
Imports and exports, 1820-1917........................... 717
Imports and exports of, 1868-1917..................... 497
In circulation............................................................ 562
In Treasury................................................................ 562
Produced from m ines in U nited States,
ounces and v alu e................................. 226,230,231
Production, by States............................................ 231
Production of the United States. 226,230, 231,740
Production of the w o r ld ............................ 762,763
Ratio of silver t o .................................................... 543
Grain, flour, and provisions, freight rates
o n .................................................................. 322,323,752
Grain, quantities of, received atspecified ports. 326
Grapefruit production...................................... 156,158
Grapes, production.............................................. 156,158
Graphite, production................................................ 228
Grass seed, production....................................... 156,157
Greece:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 356
Statistics o f........................................................ 737-749
Greenland, im ports from and exports to,
m erchandise................................................................365
Grindstones, p ro d u ctio n ......................................... 228
Groceries, prices.......................... 545,554,555,557,558
Guam:
A cquisition................................................................ 10
Area and population......................................... 10,42
Guatemala:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 366
Statistics o f......................................................... 766-775
Gulf districts, imports and exports of......... 390,736
Gypsum, production.................................................. 227
H aiti:
Imports from and exports to, merchandise. 369
Statistics o f................................................ 766-775
Hawaii:
Acquisition and organization....................... 10
Area and population.......................................10,42
Imports from and exports to, merchandise. 526

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795

H awaii—Continued.
Page. Imports—Continued.
Page.
Entered for consum ption, values of, and
S ch o o ls........................................................................ 126
Shipm ents from the United States to, mer­
duties collected by schedules of the tariff. 499
chandise.................................................................. 529
Gold and silver........................................ 497,498,717
India rubber, crude.....................................
748
Shipm ents to the United States from, mer­
chandise....................................................................528
M erchandise, by articles, 1907-1917, quanti­
Sugar brought fro m ...................................... 528,749
ties and values.................
398
H ay, acreage and p rod u ction ----- 138,155,156,157
M erchandise, 1800-1917......................... 711,712,713
H ay crop, by States.................................................... 138
Merchandise, per capita...............................
711
Hemp:
M olasses............................................................*.____522
A creage and p ro d u ctio n .................... 155,156,157
Of principal countries.................................. 766-775
Prices o f ...................................................................... 548
Of principal ports of the w orld........................ 781
Hens, p rices.......................................................... 554,557
Silk m anufactures.................................................. 7 4 8
Hogs, receipts at principal primary m arkets.. . 324
Sugar............................................................................ 7 4 9
Hom es, tenure of, by S tates.................................. 75
T ea ............ *......................................................... 539,750
H om estead en tr ies.................................................... 17
Tin p la te s..................................................................... 5 4 2
Total duties on, and average ad valorem
Honduras, British, imports from and e x ­
rates.......................................................................... 503
ports to, m erch an dise.......................................... 361
Tropical and subtropical products........ 523,524
Honduras:
Warehoused, w ithdraw n, rem aining in
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise.. 364
warehouse, e t c .................................................... 513
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
Imports and exports:
Hongkong, imports from and exports to, m er­
By m ethod of transportation... 337,338,340,730
chandise .......................................................................377
C oal.............................................................................. 537
Hops, acreage and p ro d u ctio n ............ 155,156,157
C offee.......................................................................... 539
Horses, num ber and v a lu e .................... 159,160,739
Coke.............................
535
Hours of labor and w ages.............................. 272-277
Corn.................................................................................531
H um idity........................................................................ 15
C otton.......................................................... 534,746,747
Hungary, statistics o f ...................................... 766-775
Cotton m anufactures....................................... 7 4 5
F la x se e d .......................................................................5 4 2
Iceland and Faroe Islands, imports and e x ­
ports of m erchandise............................................ 356
Gold and silver........................................ 497,498,717
Gold and silver, total Values. 1868-1917. 497, 498
Illiteracy.................................................................... 72,73
In trade w ith Latin A m erica.............................388
Imm igration:
Iron and steel, and m anufactures o f ............ 743
A lien passengers and im m igrants arrived,
Malt liq u o rs.............................................................. 540
by nationalities and decades........................ 106
Arrivals of im m igrants, by n atio n alities... 108
M erchandise, 1800-1917........................ 711,712,713
M erchandise, by countries, 1908-1917............. 354
Emigrant aliens departed—
M erchandise, by customs d istr icts...................389
By races or peoples and by age grou p s... 102
By races or peoples and by se x .................... 101
M erchandise, by grand divisions, total
Im m igrant aliens adm itted—
values and percentages o f___ 395,444,726,728
M erchandise, by groups of custom s dis­
By races or peoples............................................ 98
By races or peoples and by age grou p s... 100
tricts ........................................................ 389,736,737
By races or peoples and by sex .................... 99
M erchandise, by principal countries of the
N onim m igrant alien s adm itted and non­
world and per cap ita ................................ 766-775
em igrant aliens departed, by races or peo­
M erchandise, by principal custom s dis­
tricts, 1860-1917................................................ 732
p les............................................................................ 103
Passengers arrived, by classes and by princi­
M erchandise, by principal ports of the
pal custom s districts.......................................... I ll
w orld........................................................................ 781
Total immigrants arrived, 1820-1917 .............. 757
M erchandise, per capita, 1800-1917........... 711,712
Total im m igrant and nonim m igrant aliens
M erchandise, total values and annual e x ­
adm itted, and total em igrant and noncess, 1874-1917...........................................................353
em igrant aliens departed—
Big ir o n .........................................................................538
By nationalities, w ith excess of adm issions
R a ils .............................................................................. 538
S alt..................................................................................53Q
or departures.................................................... 108
By races or peoples............................................ 103
S p irits.............................................................................540
Sugar............................................................................ 532
Total, by sex and age, also debarred, re­
deported, and illiterates.................................. 97
T ea .................................................................................. 539
Imports:
Tin p la te s.....................................................................542
Agricultural p roducts.......................................... 716
W heat.............................................................................531
By great groups and grand d iv isio n s.......... 395,
W in e s.............................................................................540
718,720,722
W o o l...............................................................................535
Carried in Am erican vessels, in foreign ves­
Incom e tax returns............................................ 663-667
sels, and by land v eh ic le s.............. 337,340,730 Index numbers of prices.................................. 550,553
Coffee, 1830-1917 ...................................................... 750 India:
Imports from and exports to, m erchan­
Cotton, 1800-1917 .................................................... 747
Entered for consum ption, totals and by prin­
d ise.................................................................... 371,376
cipal cla sses.................................................. 503,504
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775




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INDEX,

Page.
India rubber, crude, imports, 1862-1917 ............. 748
Indians:
P opulation,etc.,in each State............................ 16
■ Reservations, area of, e tc.................................... 16
Infusorial earth and tripoli, p rod u ction ..........229
Insane enum erated in hospitals.......................... 70
Insurance:
A ccident and h e a lth ............................................ 616
A ccident and sick benefit.................................. G15
Casualty, surety, and m iscellan eou s...............614
Fire and m arine...................................................... 612
Fraternal order........................................................ 613
L iability...................................................................... 618
Life, statistics o f.................................. *..................611
Losses by fires..................................................621, G22
Marine and seaman’s .............................................. 620
Workmen's com pensation.................................. 610
Interest, annual and per capita.......... 626,627,705
Interest and other annual charges of princi­
pal countries and per c a p ita .................... 770,772
Interest rates of principal countries...................770
Interior ports, imports and exports of, 18561917................................................................................ 737
Internal com m erce.......................................... 324-328
Internal revenue:
A m ount received from, and expense of col­
lectin g .................................................................... 653
Collections, by States............................................ 658
From liquors and tobacco.......................... 655,657
Receipts, 1800-1917.................................................. 709
Sources o f .................................................................. 654
Intransit breadstuffs from Canada...................... 516
Ireland, imports from and exports to, mer­
chandise.........................
360
Iron:
Furnaces, by S ta te s.................................................231
Pig-, imported, exported, and retained for
con su m p tion ........................................................ 538
Pig, produced.................................. 226,234,236,742
Pig, produced, kinds o f ...................................... ‘236
Pig, w orld’s p rod u ction ...................................... 778
Prices of. (flee Prices.)
P roduction................................ 226, 234,236, 635,742
Railroad bars, iron and steel, produced, im ­
ported, exported, and retained for con­
sumption ................................................................ 538
Iron and steel m anufactures:
Imports and exports.............................................. 743
Number of establishm ents.................................. 743
Produced, 1912-1916................................................ 238
V alue of p rod u cts.................................................. 743
W ages.......................................................................... 743
Irrig atio n .................................................................. 21-31
Italian Africa, imports from and exports to,
m erch a n d ise.......................................................... 381
Italy:
Imports from and exports to, m erchandise. 356
Statistics o f........................................................ 766-775
J a m a ic a , im ports from cn i exports to, m er­
ch an d ise ......................................................................... 366
Japan:
Im ports from an d exports to, m erchandise- 377
Statistics o f............................................................ 766-775
K a fir c o rn , acreage an d p ro d u ctio n .. 135,156,157
K ongo, B elgian:
Im ports from and exp orts to, m erch a n d ise.. 382
Digitized forStatistics o f............................................................ 766-775
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Page.

I^abor, wages and hours o f............................ 272-277
Lake traffic, sum m ary of (se e a ls o Sault Ste.
Marie C an al).............................................................3 2 3
Lands (see a ls o Public la n d s):
Area unappropriated............................................... 1 9
Certified or patented on account of railroad
gra n ts......................................................................... is
F arm ............................................................ 129,130,133
Irrigated.................................................................. 21-31
Lard, p rices........................................... 545,547,554,557
Latin America, com m erce w ith .............................388
Lead, production................................................ 226,741
Leather, exports, d om estic.................................... 7 1 4
Lemons, production.......................................... 156,158
Liberia;
Imports from and exports to, m erchan­
dise .......................................................................... 385
Statistics of........................................................ 766-775
Liberty loans......................................................... 536,587
Libia, statistics of............................................... 766-775
Libraries, public, society, and s c h o o l.................758
Life-insurance statistics.............................................611
Lim e, production.........................................................2 2 7
Liquors, ferm ented and distilled:
C onsum ption............................................................ 5 4 0
D istilled, tax paid for consum ption.............. 218
Internal revenue paid o n .................. 654,656,657
P roduction................................................ 218,219,220
Production, by S ta te s.....................................219,220
Live-stock receipts.........................................................3 2 4
Loan and trust com panies:
Deposits i n ........................................................ 595, 708
Resources and lia b ilitie s.................................... 5 9 5
Loans:
Farm, applied for, approved and closed, by
districts.......................................................... 586,587
Foreign...........................................................................590
Liberty loans, by Federal Reserve dis­
tricts ......................
588,589
Locomotives:
Classes of ser v ice .............. ...................................... 298
Number o f ................................................................. 298
Lumber produced:
By kinds of w oo d .................................................... 1 7 5
By S tates.................................................................... 1 7 4
M adagascar, im ports,from and exports to,
m erch a n d ise............................................................ 3 8 5
M agnesite, production............................................... 229
Malt liquors:
C onsum ption...................
540
Internal revenue paid o n .................. 654,656,657
P roduction........................................................ 218,220
Production, by States........................................... 220
Malta, Gozo, and Cyprus Islands, imports
from and exports to, m erchandise................... 3 5 7
M anganese ore, production.................................. 226
M anganiferousore, production............................. 226
Manufactures:
B y general groups.................................................... 184
’By specified industries, 1899, 1904, 1909,
and 1914.................................................................. 186
Classified according to average num ber
of wage earn ers.................................................. 181
Classified according to character of
ownership of establishm ent, 1904, 1909,
and 1914.................................................................. 182
Classified according to kinds of engines
and p ow er.................................................................181

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. . e . . . . ..
e i a n
n s
s . . . . . . . . ...............160,157.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
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s
a
n
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s B
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s
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B . . . . . e . . . . e . . . . t . . s . . . . , . . . . .s ...............150,157. . . a. . . . . r . . . . . . . . .
. . u. . . . . g. .
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b
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ss
H
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s
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f
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r
n
s l h a
i c n k g
g ..............150,157 i d e
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I
n
d
i
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r
u
b
b
r o
. . .r . . . . a . . . . .x . .. .. . ......................... . 227 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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n . . . . . . . . a . . . . n. 5. . . . d .4 . . . 6 . . . s . , . . 5 . t . . B . e 4 . . . . 7 e. r . . . , . o l . 5 . . . m. 4 . . . . 8 . . i. . . , . n 7 ......................4 228 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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r
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c
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t ............... . 150,157. . . . . . . . . . . . .
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. . . .
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d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . 4 . . . . . . . 5. . . . . . . . ., . . .5 . . . . . . . . 4. . . . . . . 7 . . . . . , . . 5 . . . . 6 . . . . 4 , 5
5
7
B
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t
t
e . . . . r . . . . . ................101,102. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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C
e . . . . m. . . . . . . e. . . . n. . . . ............. . 227,741 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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L
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e C
s
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e. . . . . r . . . . e . . . . a . . . . l. . .............. . . 139-145 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
L
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m
b
e. . . . r . . . . , . . . . . b. . 5 . . . o .4 . C . . a 7 . . . . ,r h . 6. . d . . e 5 . . . s . . 1. e . . . ., . s . . . . ee . . . . . .............. . . 103,]64.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . t . . . . .c . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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h. . . . . .e . . . . r . . . r . . . . i . . .... . .150,157,166 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
s. . . .. .. .. ..
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r h . . .y . i . . . c . . . p . k . . . . . . . r . . e . . . . ...................... . 106 . . . . c . . . t . . . s . . .
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s . . . . . . a . . . . n . . . . d. . . . 5 . . C. 5m. . . .0 . h . . e . . . r . t . . . . o .a . . . . . . .m l. . . . . . . . . . p . . i. ........................ i . 226r. . d . . o . . u . . n . . . c. . .
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.
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n a
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. i. . .
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n
. . . . . . . . 166 , . . 1 . . . . 6 . . . 7. . . . P ,. . 5 . . . e . 3 . . . a . 1 . . . . c , . . 7 . h. . . 4 . . .e . 0 . . s . . 156. , .15 $ . . . ,n. . . . l . d . a . . 1 . . s.
. .
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. o . . . . . . t . . . . . . t . . . . . o . . . . . . . .n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . P . . . . . e . . . . a . 1
6u 156,157 s 5 . . 6. . . . ,.
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n 4
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s
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P . . . . . h . . . . . o . . . . s. . . p. . . . . h . . . . . a . . . . t . . . e . .
E
.m . . . . . . . .e . . . . . . r . . . . . . . . y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . . 2. . . . . . . 8 .P . . . . . . . . .i . . n . . . . . . e . . . . a . . . . . p . . . . . p . . . . . l . . . e . . . . s . . . . . . . . . . „
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n _ . n
1 d
6 P
6 i q l , pa1
f 6 t H 7 i n:
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x
. . p . . . . . l . . o . . . . . s . . . i . . v . . . . . . e . . . . s . . . 2 . . . P . 3 . . . 9 . l . . u . . . . . m . . . . . . . s . . . . . . a . . . . n . . . 1 . d . . . 6 . . . . 8 . p . . ., . 1 . . r
o, 1
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s , 1.
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r . . . . m. . . . J . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . c. . . . . 3 . . . .r . . . . 7 . o . . . - . . p 1 . . . . 5 s P 9
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t . . . a. 2 . . . . l2 . . e . 8 P. . .
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Sr . . . . t . a . . h . . l . . . t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
F
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. . - . . e. . . . m . . . . . . s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . 2 . . . 8 S. . . . . . i . . l . . i . . . c . . . .a . . . . . . . ( . . . q . . . . . u . . . . . a . . . . r . . . t . . . z
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l . d . . . . . . . a .2 . . . n. 2 .
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3 i lS 0 v
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4 . . . .0 . . . . , . . 7 . . . . 4 . . . .1 . . . . , .
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r . . a . . . . . . . .p . . . . . . . . e . . . . . . . . f . . . . r. . . . u. . . . . i. . 1 t . . . . 5 . .S . 6. . . . l ,. . a 1 . . . . 5t . . . e. 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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