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The Pacific Coast 1925 water borne foreign commerce was 988,000 tons less
than in 1924 , this deficit being due entirely to decreases in exports of grain , flour
, petroleum and lumber . The fall of 732,000 tons in Pacific coast exports of grain
...
The Pacific Coast 1925 water borne foreign commerce was 988,000 tons less
than in 1924 , this deficit being due entirely to decreases in exports of grain , flour
, petroleum and lumber . The fall of 732,000 tons in Pacific coast exports of grain
...
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Development of the oil traffic gave to Los Angeles an increase of 2,679,000 tons .
New Orleans comes next with a gain of 1,485,000 tons . San Francisco's 1925
foreign commerce total was 277,000 tons more than in 1922 and Baltimore and ...
Development of the oil traffic gave to Los Angeles an increase of 2,679,000 tons .
New Orleans comes next with a gain of 1,485,000 tons . San Francisco's 1925
foreign commerce total was 277,000 tons more than in 1922 and Baltimore and ...
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959 tons , our ships carried about one - half , Shipping Board Exports to Pacific
and Atlantic Canada vessels carrying only 7,248 tons ; of our exports to Mexico
We exported to Pacific Canada 711,533 cargo tons , 1 ,totaling 1,036,785 tons
our ...
959 tons , our ships carried about one - half , Shipping Board Exports to Pacific
and Atlantic Canada vessels carrying only 7,248 tons ; of our exports to Mexico
We exported to Pacific Canada 711,533 cargo tons , 1 ,totaling 1,036,785 tons
our ...
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ALEXANDER R SMITH | 19 |
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| Title | The Port of New York, and Ship News, Volume 5 |
| Editor | Alexander Rogers Smith |
| Contributor | Port of New York Authority |
| Publisher | Port of New York publicity Company, 1925 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Nov 2006 |
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