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STEAM BoATs ON THE WESTERN WATERs.-
Our friend John H. Wood, has just published a
table, showing the names Of all the steamboats,
navigating the western and southwestern waters;
also the tonnage Of each boat; and the time and
place at which each one was built.


This is useful and interesting table, and is,
no doubt, as accurate as it is practicable to make
one Il is handsomely printed on full sheet Of
fools-cap paper, and ought to be in the counting
room of every business establishment in the city.
We believe it is to be had at all the book stores


Itappears, from this table, that there have been
built altogether 397 boats, for the western and
southwestern waters. OF these, was built in
1865 in 1921 in 1893 in 1890 in
1922 in 1885 in ls34--9O in 1886
100 in l836-9l in ls37-antl 81 in 1885,


The largest number was built in Pittsburgh
and the next largest in Cincnnat viz: 1872 in
the former, and l02 in the latter. In Wheeling
there were Is built in New Albany 20, and In
Louisville only 6. The rest were built in va
rious other places. The boats built at Cincinna-
ii, embrace larger amount Of tonnage than those
built at Pittsburgh.


The whole amount OF tonnage Of all the boats
is st, 300 tons.-Cin. Whig.