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Of the total foreign trade 78,000 ,of Research , United States Shipping Board ,
contains a 000 tons passed through seaports in continental United
comprehensive survey of the water - borne traffic con States , 13,000,000 tons
through Great ...
Of the total foreign trade 78,000 ,of Research , United States Shipping Board ,
contains a 000 tons passed through seaports in continental United
comprehensive survey of the water - borne traffic con States , 13,000,000 tons
through Great ...
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Nevertheless the total comof 19,368,376 tons . These figures compare with 4,524
merce of this great port , which amounted to 22,623,875 tons , vessels of
14,985,765 tons entered in foreoign trade in showed a decrease of 13.3 per cent
as ...
Nevertheless the total comof 19,368,376 tons . These figures compare with 4,524
merce of this great port , which amounted to 22,623,875 tons , vessels of
14,985,765 tons entered in foreoign trade in showed a decrease of 13.3 per cent
as ...
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... 1922 to be 86,629,554 tons , valued at $ 8,545,860,512 , consistThe United
States Army Engineers stated in the an ing ... valued at $ 3,433,518,714 ; nual
report of the Chief of Engineers for 1923 , that the 21,771,541 tons coastwise ,
valued ...
... 1922 to be 86,629,554 tons , valued at $ 8,545,860,512 , consistThe United
States Army Engineers stated in the an ing ... valued at $ 3,433,518,714 ; nual
report of the Chief of Engineers for 1923 , that the 21,771,541 tons coastwise ,
valued ...
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| Title | The Port of New York, and Ship News, Volumes 3-4 |
| Editor | Alexander Rogers Smith |
| Contributor | Port of New York Authority |
| Publisher | Port of New York publicity Company, 1924 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Nov 2006 |
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