Full text: Transportation and communication in the United States 1925

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COMMERCE. YEARBOOK 
Table 20.—Mississippi-Warrior Federal Barge Line Tonnage 
Nore.—Total tonnage in 1922 was: Mississippi, southbound 331,816, northbound 267,853; Warrior, south 
hound 159,728. northbound 100.616. 
Section and commodity 
Southbound 
1923 © 1624 | 1825 
0,870 "408,602 430, 111 
Wheaton. iocommconnnee. 51,921 99,108 176,278 
DOT ccc imcunccacmmea , 080 90,974 33,783 
RY cineca ccna , 885 6,681 4, 761 
Cotton. .__coeoeooona__.  ,226 12,268 !7,058 
Bauxite ore concentrates..; +673 19,654 15,567 
Fabricated steel_._____._, 477 1,082 37,360 
Bariron.____.............| 5,442 3,336 O) 
Janned goods...._.......| 8,249 14,920 [4,703 
Allother.. _....._....._. 6,337 -60,570 130,611 
Warrior section. ____|.81,706 134,770 111,581 
22,247 82,678 26,463 
"583 36, 765 49, 314 
584 5,087 ® 
© 894 L699 | 10, 504 
500 9) 2) 
J 2,007 @ 
, 97 516 3,053 
5831 6,018 329,247 
Section and commodity 
Mississippi section. 
Bauxite Ore. ..uomcoicana. 
SION <p gpg ascieionss 
salu. ¢ ama 
offee... BARRE 
E) 15 J 
Citrate of soda. ...__..._. 
urlap. ceo 
Janned goods.._. ...._.. 
Alother._. ...__...._. 
Warrior section. ___. 
MIanganese Ore. .......... 
uphar.._._. 
to. Came 
IAT ecccccmccaaa, 
anned goods... sono. 
MIDE. cumin mmm 
“erchandise........-._. 
wl other. o_o... 
Northbound 
1023 | 1924 | 1925 
480, 644 
B1, 510 163,301 152, 403 
6,516 148,016 192,421 
7,019 | 22,524 39,820 
242 17,507 12,776 
3,195 6,140 | A 
2,038 15,074 8 
1,100 10,875 11,873 
6,112 6,513 7.819 
12,820 50,051 63,442 
7, 545 37,576 119, 883 
"416 32,031 37,042 
,771 22,566 21,788 
(660 4,141 2,888 
,750 5,361 21,167 
040 - 2,178, 2,892 
10,629 | 14,631 
L041 (®) 4,002 
7.840 10.669! 14 573 
219 581 (440, 901 
+ Included in “ Fabricated steel.” 
? Included in “All other.” 
! Includes: Cotton, 3,316 tous; pig iron, 5,224 tons; and cotton ties, 8,733 tons. } 
Source: Inland and Coastwise Waterways Service, War Department, 
New York State Barge Canal. 
There has been a steady gain in traffic on the New York State 
Barge Canal since its completion. The total movement on the New 
York State Canals amounted to 2,006,000 tons in 1923, 2,032,000 
tons in 1924, and 2,344,000 tons in 1925. Of this last total 83 per 
cent was carried on the Erie Canal between the Great Lakes and 
the sea. The largest single item carried on the system is wheat; 
the other principal commodities are petroleum, sand, stone and 
gravel, barley, and sulphur. Much more wheat was carried in 1925 
than in 1924. Barley, however, showed the greatest increase, 253,755 
tons in 1925 as compared with 63,628 tons in 1924. There was also 
a large increase in the tonnage of sulphur. 
Table 21,—Traffic on the New York State Canals (Tons) 
Commodity 
Total. ...._.._ 
Products of agricul- 
ture: 
Wheat ooo... 
RY€rmennccaaacnn 
Flaxseed ......_.. 
Barley. .ovucuius 
Corn covessamuwn 
All other __..____ 
forest products; 
Lumber. ....... 
Pulpwood.....__. 
All other.......... 
Products of the 
= ground: 
Jand,stone, gravel 
Sulphur... 
Coal rcccanns 
All other ...._... 
Entire system 
1923. | 19% 
006. 284 12. 032. 317 
1925 
9 844 013 
300, 732 
216, 342 
06, 140 
63, 583 
46, 558 
t1 BR? 
112, 840 
78, 712 
18, 518 
63, 628 
34, 666 
30. 301 
566, 669 
43, 610 
21, 880 
153, 755 
18,133 
18 010 
10, 313 
24, 685 
12. 999 
80, 490 69, 940 
8744 mae 
wor 7 "19 453 
123, 289 
22,037 
{1 EL0 
42, 056 
384, 204 
101, 624 
51,743 
21,657 
366, 075 
77,856 
7, 222 
21. 553 
Commodity 
Manufactured prod- 
ucts: 
Petroleum and 
other oil___.... 
fron, pig and 
bloora.. oo... 
fron and steel 
articles...._... 
IK ocramasanes 
BH ae cesnanaas 
UEAL oman 
“aper and paper 
produets. _._... 
“hemicals and 
AINE. wm win 
All otherooeeonao. 
All other products... 
Entire system 
1923 
1924 
{1995 
221, 610 
200, 750 
322,141 
35,907 
31. 801 
29 AR] 
5,008 
46, 853 
39, 517 
19, 440 
14, 403 
28,475 
51,896 
35, 752 
12,083 
35, 974 
35, 814 
8, 875 
30, 368 
30, 492 
34, 657 | 
24, 449 
20, 464 
15, 332 
89, 809 
A, 782 
47,738 
33,714 
76, 704 
14. 185 
Source: Superintendent of Public Works, State of New York.
	        
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