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Io.si ...."... l2s0,09s l.338603 l,42O,935 1882


o. '-e tonnage given above being owned in the
State >ew York the 9oth of June, 1914, 525,l6
tons were owned in this city alone while of the 2O7
owned at that time in Massachusetts,, only 2I0 1856
were owned in Boston.


very large per cent Of the increase has been in the
tonnage Of this city which shows that New York is ad
vancing with greater rapidty commercial city than
any other in the Union. New York already is much
larger than any of her neghbors. and the derer
widening every year. We annex table showing the
amount of tonnage ofthe different leading ports:-