FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued. IMPORTS AND EXPORTS AT PRINCIPAL PORTS OF THE UNITED STATES. FISCAL YEAR COMMERCE WITH CUBA, PORTO RICO, HAWAII, AND THE PHILIPPINES. EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES TO IMPORTS INTO THE UNITED STATES FROM The entire number of documented vessels was 24,057, of which 7,414 were steamers and 16,643 were vessels other than steamers, all aggregating 5,524, 218 tons. The estimated value of the whole amount of floating property under the flag, according to the census of 1890, was $215,069, 296. The statistics of the above table are for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1901. SHIPBUILDING IN THE UNITED STATES. The following table shows the class, number, and tonnage of the documented vessels built in this country during the last four years reported: IRON AND STEEL TONNAGE BUILT IN THE UNITED STATES, 1870-1901. COMPARATIVE GROWTH OF THE TONNAGE OF THE MERCHANT NAVIES OF THE American... British. French.. Norwegian. 3,485,266 5,299,175 4,194,740 4,068,034 4,424,497 4,635,960 4,703,880 4,769,020 4,749,738 4,864,238 Swedish. Danish.. German Dutch.. Belgian 292,576 433,922 Italian. Austro-Hungarian. Greek 263,075 The above tables, except the data of merchant Commissioner of Navigation of the United States, States in 1900 as 5,164,839 and in 1901 as 5,524.218. 1868. 1869. 1870. 1871. 1872. 1873. 315,255 1874.. 1875. 157,167,722 110,007,494] 1876. 148,071,985 116,700,732 93,799 1877 130,956,493 118,630,408 1878. 130,170 680 110,581,625 Receipts and Expenditures U. S. Government, 1868-1901. REVENUE BY FISCAL YEARS. 180,048,427 158,356,461 765,686 $164,464,600 $191,087,589 $1,788,146 $1,348,715 $29,203,629 $17,745,404 $405,638,083 Excess of Revenue over Ordinary Expenditures. Sales of Public Lands. 924,781 6,879,301 1,016,507 65,883,653 2,201,863 100,069,405 4,753,140 145,543,811 1883. 1884. 1885 1886. 1887 1888 1889. 1890. 1891. 1892. 1893. 1894. 131,818,531 147,111,232 1,673,637 26,005,815 371,403,278 2,341,674 *69,803,261 *42,805,223 *25,203 246 103,471,098 111,341,274 " 87,761,081 85,040,272 26,838,542 9,914,454 *18,052,254 *38,864,305 36,394.977 515,652,666 *89,898.657 1868.. 1869. 1870. 1871. 1872. YEARS. Ending June 30. 233,164 871 295,327,927 EXPENDITURES BY FISCAL YEARS. Premium on Other Civil $123,246,649 $25,775,503 $4,100,682 $23,782,387 $140,424,046 7,426,997 34,443,895 125,576,566 292,177,188 277,517,963 7,951,705 1874. 1,395,074 69,641,593 1875. 71,070,703 41,120,646 21,497,626 8,384,657 29,456,216 103,093,545 274,623,393 1876.. 66,958,374 38,070,889 18,963 310 5,966,558 28,257,396 100,243,271 258,459,797 1877. 56,252,067 37.082,736 14,959,935 5,277,007 1878. 53,177,704 32,154,148 17,365,301 4,629,280 65,741,555 40,425,661 15,125,127 5,206,109 35,121,482 105,327,949 266,947,883 49,641,773 30,136,084 13,345,347 159,357,558 27,264,392 383,477,954 1895 1896. 93,279,730 51,804,759 28,797,796 9,939,754 141,395,229 30,978,030 356,195,298 352,179,446 1897 90,401,267 48,950,267 34,561,546 13,016.802 141,053,164 37,791,110 365,774,159 91,992,000 58,823,985 10,994,668 147,452,369 229,841,254 63,942,104 12,805,711 139,394,929 1900. 105,773,190 134,774,768 55,953,078 10,175,107 140,877,316) 1901 122,282,003 144,615,697 60,506,978 10,896,073 139,323,622| 32,342,979 509,967,353 The total receipts of the United States from the beginning of the Government, 1789, to 1901 have been: From customs, $8,642,217,923: internal revenue, $6,053,692,761; direct tax, $28,131,944, public lands, $295,666,707; miscellaneous, $1,003,781,171; total, excluding loans, $16.671,799,528. The total expenditures of the United States from the beginning of the Government, 1789, to 1901 have been: For civil and miscellaneous, $3,289,595,016; war, $5,679,936,001; navy, $1,630,022,941; Indians, $379,232,776; pensions, $2,797,971,222; interest, $3,014,802,456; total, $16,891,510,714. *Expenditures in excess of revenue. Of the whole number of post-offices at the close of the fiscal year, June 30, 1901, 4,466 were Presidential offices and 72,479 were fourth-class offices. The number of pieces of postal matter of all kinds which pass through the mails of the United States annually is about 8, 000, 000, 000, The annual aggregate number of letters transmitted through the post-offices of the world may be estimated at 18,000,000,000, and of newspapers, 12,000,000,000. POSTAL REVENUE OF FIFTY LARGEST CITIES IN 1901. The receipts by the Post-Office Department from the fifty largest cities of the United States in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1901, were as follows: Cities. New York City. Brooklyn, N. Y. 1,500,855.52 Rochester, N. Y. Cincinnati, Ohio... 1,370,035.36 Newark, N. J. 461,234.57 Grand Rapids, Mich. 246,247.60 Baltimore, Md.... Racine, Wis.. 243,294.76 San Francisco, Cal. 1,075,657.87 Columbus, Ohio. Pittsburgh, Pa.. 1,030,533.41 Omaha, Neb.. Cleveland, Ohio. Springfield, Mass.. 221,042.52 Buffalo, N. Y.. Detroit, Mich... 826,817.15 Des Moines, Iowa. 334,5 3.85 Dallas, Tex... 213,895.36 206, 21.36 Kansas City, Mo. Minneapolis, Minn.. Washington, D. C.. States and Territories. Alabama....... 808,729.05 Albany, N. Y.. 290,749.28 740,664,44 New Haven, Ct. 283,600.36 Portland, Me.. 175,341.34 280,871.41 Amount. $3,968,905.96 States and Territories. Amount. $3,931,207.39 Alaska....... Arizona.... Arkansas.. 1,223,975.40 Maine 19,063,062.63 Porto Rico... 1,550,243.55 3,781,667.57 Massachusetts. 8,833,513.04 Rhode Island. 1,232,474.81 California 17,817,737.03 Michigan. 11,052,054.36 Colorado 6,039,981.48 Minnesota 7,197,278.75 South Dakota... 2,572,170.25 The number of domestic money-orders issued in the fiscal year 1901 was 35, 586,379; amounting to $274,546,067; number of international money-orders, 1,247,888; amount, $20,072,613. Total...... 293,186 28,706 28,815 18,813 18,929 18,255 18,505 650 86,513 4,489 2,298 422, 481 138, 490 15,633 6,621 997, 735 993, 529 4.778 1,826 2,013 Pensioners of the war of the Revolution-Widows, 4; daughters, 5. Pensioners of the war of 1812 -Survivor, 1; widows, 1,527. Pensioners of the war with Mexico-Survivors, 7,568; widows, 8,109. Indian wars-Survivors, 1,086; widows, 3, 479. War with Spain-Invalids, 3, 555; widows, 2,049. NUMBER OF PENSION CLAIMS, PENSIONERS, AND DISBURSEMENTS, 1861-1901. |