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No. 22.-LUMBER, ETC., THE PRODUCT OF THE STATE OF MAINE UPON THE ST. JOHN AND St. Croix RIVERS AND THEIR TRIBUTARIES,

OWNED BY AMERICAN CITIZENS, SAWED or HEWN IN TIIE PROVINCE OF New BRUNSWICK BY AMERICAN CITIZENS, ANR ADMITTED FREE OF DUTY INTO THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 3 OF THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON, DATED NOVEMBER 10, 1842, AND SECTIONS 2508 AND 2509 OF THE REVISED STATUTES, DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1903.

Bangor, Me.
Barnstable, Mass
Bath, Me
Belfast, Me
Boston and Charlestown, Mass.
Bristol and Warren, R.I..
Fairfield, Conn
Fall River, Mass.
Gloucester, Mass..
Hartford, Conn.
Marblehead, Mass.
Memphremagog, Vt.
Newark, N. J
New Bedford, Conn
New Haven, Conn
New London, Conn.
Newport, R.I.
New York, N. Y
Passamaquoddy, Me.
Philadelphia, Pa..
Plymouth, Mass
Portland and Falmouth, Me.
Portsmouth, N. H.
Providence, R. I
Salem and Beverly, Mass.
Stonington, Conn..
Vermont, Vt.....

Total

209

152 2,391

80

632 13, 968

2,502 2, 278 29,800 1, 205

8, 006 178, 744

2, 808

391 2,007

100

214 10, 811

6,354

938 3, 997

250

526 22, 522

2, 204

665

560 1, 172

201 3,575

Douars.

96, 367
1, 463
1,980

2,760
108,599

5,906 57, 890 18, 263 1,513 7,065 1, 110 7,599 8,856 8,000 35, 303

2,575 12, 170 201, 843

7,248 6, 747 16, 336 1,647 1, 689 48, 846 10, 267 12,055 2,650

85, 243

444,886 1,076, 160

247, 108 1,328, 497 1,045, 349 1, 230, 276

937, 920 486, 985 745, 163 523, 974 632, 770 737, 754 444, 886

27,838 89, 801 15, 610 100,980 79, 468 97, 017 87, 273 56,734 63, 852 42, 865 39, 007 48,073 27, 838

25, 483

6, 867
23, 362
20,909
37,621
25, 442
4, 910
9, 028
6, 760
6, 402
12, 132
5,997

562 1,706

319 1, 240

33

2, 800 7,795 15, 150 3, 740

1,085

1, 402, 525

333, 703 1,747, 900 1, 450, 892 1, 710, 358 1, 347, 050

705, 633 1,010, 820

809, 439

831, 655 1,075, 617

686, 746

NOTE.-As all lumber was free of duty under the tariff act of August 28, 1894, Maine lumber could not be distinguished from other lumber during the years 1895, 1896, and 1897, when the act was in force, and therefore can not be stated separately.

No. 23.-GUANO BROUGHT FROM Islands, Rocks, or KEYS APPERTAINING TO THE UNITED STATES, AND ADMITTED FREE OF DUTY, DURING

THE YEARS ENDING JUNE 30, 1889 to 1903.

No. 24.--PRODUCTS OF THE WHALE FISHERIES TAKEN BY AMERICAN VESSELS AND FISHERMEN, WHICH WERE BROUGHT INTO THE UNITED

STATES, DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1903.

22,000

Pounds Dollars. Dollars. | Dollars. Dollars.

5,319

328, 162 40

15, 280 8,077 114,551 10,214

292, 304 40 18,321 755, 637 8,930 9,608 1,034, 388 15, 198 1,516 895,901

4,000

952, 990 5,434 20,000 1,013,779 5,400

450 1,077, 768

680, 459 1,000

824,858 2,000

8,346 201, 262 3,550 31, 286 702, 499 15, 241 12,600 459,607 2,051

539, 411
5 1,500 5, 396

732, 182
16
4,500
5,288

629,554
5 1,000 11,537

651, 212 40 18,321 755, 637

No. 25.-
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS BETWEEN ATLANTIC AND Pacific Ports of the UNITED STATES, VIA CAPE HORN, DURING THE YEAR

ENDING JUNE 30, 1903.

No. 26.--VESSELS ENTERED AND CLEARED AT UNITED STATES Ports ON THE Gulf Coast, OTHERWISE THAN IN THE FOREIGN TRADE,

FROM AND TO UNITED STATES ATLANTIC PORTs North OF CAPE SABLE, DURING THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1903.

Nos. 27 to 67.

COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES WITH ITS NONCONTIGUOUS TERRITORIES.

Nos. 27-36. COMMERCE OF ALASKA.
Nos. 37–49. COMMERCE OF HAWAII.
Nos. 50-62. COMMERCE OF PORTO RICO.

Nos. 63-65. COMMERCE OF GUAM AND TUTUILA.
Nos. 66-67, COMMERCE OF GUAM.