IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, 1893-1910. June 30. ending Fiscal years 1893. 1894. 1595.. 1896.. 1897. 1898. Atlantic Gulf ports. Imports. Northern Pacific border Interior Totals. Dollars. Dollars. 866,400,922 654,994,622 731,969,965 779,724,674 Mexican border ports. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. 717,360,074 24,682,332 13,825,550 48,315,035 52,923,430 9,294,501 537,643,885 20,680,768 8,228,892 41,241,034 41,692,558 5,507,485 613,737,342 16,709,350 2,434,549 40,290,105 51,016,783 7,781,836 645,204,456 17,518,262 3,656,509 49,174,138 56,153,380 7,957,929 639,407,219 19,991,237 4,135,398 43,306,143 50,066,412 7,224,003] 502,145,575 13,062,729 5,065,146 50,263,791 39,478,025 6,034,388 576,163,388 17,483,250 4,632,001 45,873,236 45,588,324) 7,408,290) 693,112,563 23,692,936 5,377,669 58,916,113 59,947,859 8,804,044| 1901.. 670,622,399 26,669,898 10,142,272 48,202,943 57,119,751 10,414,902) 724,370,676 31,076,809 13,704,334 54,301,387 67,756,020 12,111,722| 821,251,923 38,387,060) 13,377,200 56,474,603 82,054,497 14,182,954 1,025,719,237 779,237,183 43,923,657 12,449,975 57,439,129 83,744,295 14,233,132 991,087,371 888,238,697 48,209,910 14,981,271 62,257,390 90,029,593 13,796,210 1,117,513,071 974,562,799 53,983,654 16,944,791 66,323,922 97,927,685 16,819,595 1,226,562,446 1,133,032,203 62,908,323 18,091,491/91,139,804 109,172,280[20,167,324|1,434,421,425 907,184,563 59,340,735 10,868,544181,981,637 114,873,922 20,092,391 1,194,341,792 1909..1,018.847.312/59,656,904/16,178,002185,961,830 112,690,231/18,676,945/1,311,920,234 1910..1.228,010,123 68,704,561 22,911,198 88,676,730|129,118,741 20,398,635|1,557,819,988 1899.. 1900.. 1902. 1903.. 1904. 1905 1906. 1907. 1908. 764,730,412 616,049,654 697,148,489 849,941,184 823,172,165 903,320,948 Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. I Dollars. 624,278,456 125,591,932,12,151,900 42,229,504 43,413,402 670,266,025 126,787,667 7,344,601 34,599,339 53,142,940 1895.. 590,392,743 122,138,450 8,954,873 36,061,032 49,991,067 1896.. 635,841,697 131,320,385 10,983,740 44,071,109) 60,380,603 1897.. 733,204,968 181,269,115 13,998,575 58,925,171 63,595,594 133 1,050,993,556 1898.. 862,325,006/201,847,690|12,134,873 74,183,222 80,980,660 10,879 1,231,482,330 870,754,673 194,390,356 15,819,832 56,203,575 $9,403,972 450,894 1,227,023,302 963,569,447 234,107,671 22,320.157 70,175,057 104,267,087 43,663 1,394,483,081 1901..1.002,840,573 285,464,529 21,147,121 63,535,262 107,938,789 840,017 1,487,764,991 895,444,758 263,079,196 24,231,221 87.515,263 111,441,279| 904,171,980 285,021,044 25,935,871 79,253,334 125,758,847 897,106,123 334,794,649|29,260,684] 65,722,816|133,942,317) 917,319,861 319,544,369 26,245,121|103,121,575|152,300,325| 1899.. 1900. 1902. 1903. 1904. 1905. 1906. 1,061,778,069 368,723,184 34.925.348 101 770,160 176,664,860 1,079,770,229 469,273,078/41,100,832 92,029,634|198,673,650| 1907 1908. 1909. 7,684 1,381,719,401 603 1,420,141,679 682 1,460,827,276 415 1,518,561,662 2,879 1,743,864,500 3,655 1,880,851,078 4,965 1,860,773,346 3,058 1,663,011,104 47,832 1.744,984,720 Entered and Cleared, 1894-1910. 1,155,761,363|396,552,136 33,101,272 94,207,094 181,146,516| 976,962,769 409,630,809 27,135.805|| 69,949,403|179,329,260| 1910.1.018.143.541 399,100,499 29,106,100 73,188,636 225,398.112 FOREIGN CARRYING TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES. Merchandise Carried in Vessels and Tonnage 187,691,887 2,377,973,521 1,565,665,408| 12 11,143,470 23 36,325,975 77 9.3 8.9 10,351,493 20 40,976,138 80 10,812,412 21 41,564,380 79 9.3 12,344,570 22 44,099,576 78 8.2 12.798,652 21 46,789,262 79 8.8 13.782,755 23 47,315,759 77 9.1 13.881,8 9 22 48.528,022 78 10.3 13,320,547 COMMERCE WITH NON-CONTIGUOUS TERRITORIES The following tables show the commerce of the non-contiguous territories of the United States with the United States. Customs collectors were not required prior to the act of April 29, 1902, to furnish statements of shipments of merchandise be tween the United States and its non-contiguous possessions. Hawaii was annexed to the United States by act of Congress of July 7, 1898, and was made a Territory and customs district by act of April 30, 1900, which took effect June 14, 1900. Porto Rico was taken possession of by the United States October 18, 1908, and received a civil government and was made a customs district by act of April 12, 1900, to take effect May 1, 1900. The figures of the commerce between the Philippine Islands and the United States, while at present included in the general tables of foreign commerce of the United States, are also presented herewith in conjunction with other tables of this group. SUMMARY OF SHIPMENTS OF DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE TO NON-CONTIGUOUS TERRITORIES BY GROUPS. Twelve months ending June1910. Groups. To Alaska: Foodstuffs in crude condition, and food animals.. Total To Hawaii: Foodstuffs in crude condition, and food animals.. Total To Porto Rico: Foodstuffs in crude condition, and food animals.. Total To Philippine Islands: Foodstuffs in crude condition, and food animals.. Miscellaneous 1909. Total 732 |$16,768.909|100 SHIPMENTS BETWEEN THE U. S. AND NON-CONTIGUOUS TERRITORIES. Non-contiguous territories. Alaska. Shipments from the United Shipments to the United Domestic merchandise 15,957,576 17,186,445 17,972,647 10,917,797 13,055,355 12,349,462 Foreign merchandise. 620,327 576,1551 697.692 49,980 55.555! 90.918 16,577,903|17.762,600|18,670,339, 10,967,777 13,110,910| 12,440,380 Domestic merchandise 14,638,717 17,193,219 20,289,017 41,595,708 40,895,040 46,161,288 Foreign merchandise. 399,438 587,559 271,084 Domestic merchandise, 22,360,366 23,272,170 26,478,106 25,885,776 26,391,338 32,095,788 Foreign merchandise. 317,010 346,375 619,548 Total. Philippine Islands. 109 5.485 2,974! 22.677.37623.618,545 27,097,654 25.891,261 26,394,312 32,095,897 Domestic merchandise 11,455,707 11,182,175 16,768,909 10,164,223 9,433,986 17,317,897 Non-contiguous territories. Foreign merchandise. Guam. Domestic merchandise Tutuila. Domestic merchandise Total domestic... Total foreign.... Grand total. 96,434 64,429,146 68,874,792 81,598,913 88,629,983 89,342,819 107,924,435 1,342,800 1,517,355 1,652,060 100,262 113,004 65,771,946 70,292,147 83,250,973 89,730,245 89,449,253 108,037,439 TONNAGE ENTERED AND CLEARED, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN, SAIL AND STEAM, 1898-1910. 10,000 THE AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE. On June 30, 1909, the merchant marine of the United States, including all kinds of documented shipping, comprised 25,688 vessels of 7,388,755 gross tons. On June 30, 1908, it comprised 25,425 vessels of 7,365,445 gross tons. The following table shows the geographical distribution, motive power, material of construction and trade of vessels of the United States for the fiscal year 1909 in comparison with similar data for the year 1908, and also the construction for the two years. Comparison of Merchant Marine of 1998 and 1909. DOCUMENTED TONNAGE OF THE UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE Year ended June 30 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 No. Tons. || No. | Tons. ||No Tons. No. Tons. || No. | Tons. 1,593 999,619||20,401|3,211,416||88 21,976||1,541 74,464|23,623 4,307,475 1,451 928,062 20,481 3,409,435 76 18,633 1,459 68,367 23,467 4,424,497 1,516 988.719 20,829 3,609,876 71 17,231 1.483 68,933||23,8094,684,759 |1,459 977,624 21,303 3,700,773 | 73 17,052 1,548 69,472||24,383|4,764,921 1,272 883,199 |21,602|3,854,693 7116,604 1,567 70,575 24,512 4,825,071 |1,279|899,698 20,630 3,696,276 71 16,482 1,606 71,573||23,586 4,684,029 | 1,193|822,347||20,382 3,728,714 |67|15,839||1,598 69,060||23,240 4,635,960 [1,193 829,833||20,030|3,790,296 [64 15,121||1,621|68,630||22,908 4,703,880 1,176 792.870 |19,802|3,896,826||54|12,714 1,601 66,610|22,633 4,769,020 1,084 726,213 |20,090 3,959,702||52|11,496||1,479 52,327 22,705 4,749,738 1,283 837,229||19,980 3,965,313 48 11,017|1,417 50,679 22,728 4,864,238 1,2881816,795||20,568|4,286,516| 42 9,899 1,435 51,629||23,333|5,164,839 21,269 4,582,645 41 9,534 1,461 52,444 24,057 5,524,218 21,516 4,858,714 36 9,320 1,531 56,633||24,273 5,797,902 21,746 5,141,037 36 9,5121,509 57,532||24,425 6,087,345 1,166 888,628||21,859|5,335,164 38 10,140 1,495 57,603||24,558 6,291,535 1,333 943,750||21,788 5,441,688||39|10,763] 1,521 60,342 24,681 6,456,543 1,401 928,466 22,045 5,674,044 40 11,020|1,520 61,439||25,006|6,674,969 1,399 861,466 22.027 6,010,601 35 9,680 1,450 57.047 |24,911 6,938,794 22,451 6,371,862||38| 9,655 1,383 53,515 25,425 7,365,445 1,600 878,523 | 22,709 6,451,042 |33| 8,982|1,346|50,208||25,688 7,388,755 NUMBER AND GROSS TONNAGE OF EACH CLASS OF DOCUMENTED WOODEN AND METAL VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES, JUNE 30, 1909. 1909 1,286879,595 1,134 879,264 1,553 930,413 22 45,330 107 198,954 129 244,284 149 507,052| 1,662 3,084,859 1,861 3,593,060 21 5,644 121 81,659 142 87,303 192 558,026 1,890 3,365,472 50 1,149 2,132 3,924,647 1,633 887,505 14,072 6,381,053|9,983 120,197|25,688 7,388,755 GOVERNMENTAL RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. ORDINARY REVENUES EXCLUSIVE OF POSTAL REVENUES, BY FISCAL YEARS, 1880 TO 1910. The following table shows the ordinary revenue of the government by fiscal years and the excess of revenue or expenditure for each fiscal year, the figures marked by a star indicating excess of expenditure. Receipts are grouped under the heads of customs, internal revenue and miscellaneous items. Prior to 1880 receipts from premiums on loans and sales of gold coin were tabulated separately, prior to 1888 receipts from direct taxes were tabulated separately and prior to 1903 receipts from sales of public lands were tabulated separately. The figures of total revenue in years prior to 1903 include relatively small receipts from these sources; since 1903 all receipts other than those from customs and internal revenue are included under the head of miscellaneous. Up to 1906 the figures showing an excess of revenue or of expenditure include all ordinary expenditure, but a new form of statement has been adopted by the Treasury classifying separately from 1906 the expenditure on the Panama Canal, Surpluses and deficits since 1906 show therefore the excess of revenue over expenditure except for Panama Canal purposes. The new Treasury statements showing also receipts and disbursements in connection with the public debt are given in a separate table. |