F 0 (N o WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES < u S. 1986 PART 5 NATIONAL SUMMARIES DTIC IELECTEn "JAN 1 71989 DD A.proved fc~ ~nc .. Disl ),Lj*Ljon Urli itied * DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS WATrM WEUF SJPPORT- CtNTER WRSC-WCUS-86-5 89 113 125 Unclassified SECURITY CLASSIFICATION -OF THIS PAGE -0 Form Approved REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE OMB No. 0704 0188 la. REPORT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION lb RESTRItTIVE MARKINGS 2a. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION AUTHORITY 3 DISTRIBUTION/AVAILABILITY OF REPORT Approved for public release; DistriLutior; 2b. DECLASSIFICATION /DOWNGRADING SCHEDULE unlimited. 4. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NUMBER(S) 5. MONITORING ORGANIZATION REPORT NUMBER(S) 6a. NAME OF PERFORMING ORGANIZATION 6b. OFFICE SYMBOL 7a. NAME OF MONITORING ORGANIZATION Waterborne Commerce (If applicable) Water Resources Support Center Statistics Center CEWRC-NDC-CC Navigation Division CEWRC-C 6c. ADDRESS (City, State, and ZIP Code) 7b. ADDRESS (City, State, and ZIP Code) P. 0. 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SUBJECT TERMS (Continue on reverse if necessary and identify by block number) FIELD j GROUP SUB-GROUP Waterborne Commerce -- Statistics 19, ABSTRACT (Continue on reverse if necessary and identify by block number) Waterborne Commerce of the United States (WCUS): Part 5, Calendar Year 1986, is one ,'i i series of 5 publications containing statistics on the commercial movement of forein and domestic cargo. WCUS, Part 5, presents a national summary of tons and ton-miles coIt!1ittd in the WCUS Publications 1-4. 20. DISTRIBUTION /AVAILABILITY OF ABSTRACT 21 ABSTRACT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION EMIUNCLASSI FIE D/UNLI MITE D [3 SAME AS RPT. [31DTIC USERS Unclassified 22a. NAME OF RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL 22b TELEPHONE (include Area Code) 22c OFFICE SYrBOU David L. Penick (504) 862-1404 CEWRC -NW-( . DD Form 1473, JUN 86 Previous editions are obsolete. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF THis _-A__ -= ,i ato ii IiI I lil H i l ... WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES CALENDAR YEAR 1986 PART 5 NATIONAL SUMMARIES ces,~: for NTIjS CflA?1I LTfC T;,1 3 LT COMPILED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE WATER RESOURCES SUPPORT CENTER .... .. U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FORT BELVOIR, VIRGINIA- 2,qA For sale by: A District Engineer, U.S. Army Engineer District, New Orleans P.O. Box 60267, New Orleans, Louisiana 70160 Price $2.00 IV I Is *%~~~~( 3tV ~~ 'o ] IL '~ ac tt z w 1 14.* L. - I 6 CONTENTS V TABLE PAGE Map of the United States showing geographical areas covered by each of the five Waterborne Commerce Statistics publications ... ............. . IV Introduction ............. ................................ . VII Terms for Kind of Traffic ......... ......................... VII Commodity Classification for Domestic Waterborne Commerce .... ......... IX SECTION 1. NATIONAL SUMMARIES ........ .......................... 1 Summary ................ .. .................................. 3 1 Net Total Waterborne Commerce of the United States, 1947 - 1986 ... ...... 5 1A Foreign Commerce of the United States, 1947 - 1986 ....... ............. 5 lB Domestic Commerce of the United States, 1947 - 1986 ................. 6 2 Summary of Foreign and Domestic Waterborne Commerce, by Type of Traffic and Commodity .............. .. ............................. 7 Charts: Total Waterborne Commerce of the United States, 1977 - 1986 . . .. 10-1i Chart: Principal Commodities Carried by Water: Total Commerce ...... . 12 2A Summary of Foreign Commerce at Coastal Ports, by Commodity .......... ... 13 2B Summary of Foreign Commerce at Great Lakes Ports, by Commodity ....... . 16 3 Commerce at Selected Ports Excluding Great Lakes Ports .. ........... .. 19 3A Commerce at Selected Areas ......... ......................... .. 22 4 Commerce at Selected Ports on the Great Lakes .... ............... . 23 5 Commerce on Selected Waterways of the United States ... ............ . 24 6 Ton-mileage of Freight Carried on the Inland Waterways of the United States, by System ............. .................. . ............ 26 7 Ton-mileage of Freight Carried on the Great Lakes System ........... . 27 Chart: Ton-miles of Freight Carried on the Waterways of the United States, 1977 - 1986 ............ .............................. 28 8 Comparative Statement of Traffic on the Mississippi River System, 1975-1986. 29 9 Comparative Statement of Traffic on the Mississippi River from Minneapolis, Minn., to the Mouth of Passes, 1975 - 1986 ... .............. . 29 10 Domestic Barge Traffic: Commodity by Type of Traffic .. ........... .. 30 SECTION 2. DOMESTIC INLAND TRAFFIC - AREAS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES ......... ......................... .. 33 Note: The commodities reported in the following tables are identified by code numbers in each column heading; more complete descriptions of the commodities are given in Table 2 of Section 1. 1 Domestic Inland Movements of Grains, Soybeans, Sugar and Molasses ..... 35 2 Domestic Inland Movements of Logs and Lumber .... ................ . 41 3 Domestic Inland Movements of Bituminous Coal and Lignite ........... ... 44 4 Domestic Inland Movements of Petroleum and Petroleum Products ....... . 48 5 Domestic Inland Movements of Iron and Steel .... ................ . 67 6 Domestic Inland Movements of Chemicals and Related Products . ........ . 74 SECTION 3. WATER CARRIAGE TON-MILES ...... .................... . 87 1 Total Commerce: Ton-miles and Tons by Type of Traffic and Average Haul, 1977 - 1986 ............ .............................. . 89 2 Domestic Ton-miles: Type of Traffic by Service ... .............. . 89 Charts: Ton-miles and Average Haul by Type of Traffic, 1977 - 1986 ..... . 90-91 Chart 2: Domestic Ton-miles by Type of Service .... ............... . 92 Chart 3: Domestic Ton-miles by Type of Service, by Type of Traffic ..... 92 3 Domestic Traffic: Tons and Ton-miles of Principal Commodity Groups by Type of Traffic and Service ........ ........................ . 93 4 Domestic Ton-miles: Commodity by Service ..... ................. . 94 5 Domestic Ton-miles: Commodity by Type of Traffic ... ............. . 97 6 Regulated Ton-miles: Commodity by Type of Traffic ... ............. . 100 7 Exempt, for Hire Ton-Miles: Commodity by Type of Traffic . ......... . 103 8 Private Carriage Ton-miles: Commodity by Type of Traffic . ......... . 106 U'JTROOUCTMO VII This publication is one of a sort*@ containbng statistics on the wet.hon. cosmere. of the Untited States during the calendar "so, £996. tour of these publicatins present detailed data on thc. overo. of comdities and ou atso the port. end herbo... .d . the aterways and cousal.of thu United Stotts, the Comonwalth ot Puerto Rio. .04 the Virgin Islands, .0d the fifth ceetalta smomary data of the 6coaYt.y a o l ht. The eombre of the publictions and the *aeasecovrd o ,,. it ', Part 2, 9.trTV8it7I somspp 1ie Syt.,ndAnils * Part 3. fra ae tort S. Vat* or" Commerce of the United State.(ainlSm-*) r (f jt Seth the foreign and domestic commerce oved on the United staes water. 6(i:rn noctid bet. o the foreigno ut ros wer e t supplied to the Derpa of Engineers by the tuenou of the Census; data for therhep i ano the domestic statistics at. bcollected by the Several officoe* of thes Corps of Entognoro -s tolo the Army. in romplione with variousact$ of Congress. ,h prinipal provioion governing tec. tlertia c fthou. Psrdtiof Wolued in th live and Hatbor# Act of Septemer 22, 1922: section It. met *More, agent., matters, and clerks of vessels 004 other craft plying upon the navigahle voters of the Unthe States, .0 .11 allidividuaso aod corporations engaged in transporting their ot goods upon the novigable mvots at the United State., shell furnih $1uech statements retative to vessels, passengers, freight aod tonnage a.smay ho required hy the Secretary of War: Freevided. that tis.e pnisinan ohall not apply to thoe stftina log., except upon a dircrt request upon the onre to furnish spocific isfewmatioe. Tito every person or persons offending against the provision. of this sectin shall, for eacn dud warty offense oloint fis of $100 or imprisomet not exteeding to sontho, to heonforred in aoy district rourt in the Vaited state. niti hs torri toriol Jurisdictionsuch offense woy have heen oit te. While the Isformotion, as new collected and compiled is designed tose h dlnmrtr e omoto of th. Department of the onincnctie with the duties assigned by Congress, it aiso povIe c fu d&to for other gover..ntal deportmeats, tesuei a and shipping concers.s and others interested in transportatin. Wtteer traff ic sovno mote reported to the Corps of Egineer. by all vessel operate,. of record on prescribed forno appered by the offite of Managemeet and Budget undur thu federal Reports Act of 1942 foe thuse movements of thei r oo.which boom ctestified as doestic troffic; ornely, hetween United Stt. poets, continental and noncontiguous. and on the island rivers, cosaln , a coenetting chonelto of the United States, Fuerto Rico, aod the Virgin Islaods. exclading the Paona Canal. Thu reports sare generally embalttled . the bo,. o f a vessel oveet completed in oo* direction and, for movvments with cargo, the ariglo 004 tieis of the enter transportation of each individual cosmodity. to conpiliog the data, the ontire movement ces included in the eeiswhich the earomnt *as comppted even though ths shipment may hae origieated in the preceding yeor. axcept that. beginning with ealeedar pear 1*61 statistics,. acutoff dots of 2$ February as established for the processing of reports froe vessel operaor. cavoried the prier year'& capee -nens Sr.rpr . f a u ts canpleted in 1986 hut not reported to tha Corp. of lstimer no t afteor 2$ Februar 1167 will hu include in theut yers. 19Sf, statintits rarher then in this poblri, il reperts of soemats completed in 1985 but ruported to thu Corps ofter 2$ Fehrarf 1946 ore included inI this pbLirstion. SPeecord by the Offie* of Statistical Policy, Office of Mangement and Budget, a uniform system of riaosiirioe for freight ma develope" with cooperation of all fodsrmIl ocioC ungogud in collecting and compiLing dota on shipping. This clsusiflcation. the commodity class0ificat io for Oxco ti Woterborne Consc, i. . ne4 for date on the foreign and doestic rosercoe presented in thea publications. although sman mior modificatioes exist in the foreign data which weto necessitated by Bureu of the Census policie NAnd procedures. mae dmsestlc traffic includes all commercial movements between points in the United States, Puerto Rino, .0d the Virgin lds trffic with the Psoms0 Canal tons Is treated as foreign commerce. Cargo moved ro the military onienco rie amel i: reported us ordinary commercial cargo, military cargo moved in Department of Defense vessels is ositted ra thene statistics All movnt: betwee. the Unitu k te 0o. 4n foreign roantriu - mad butween Puerto Rito and Virgin Islands, U.S.A., ied foreign countries ere cla sild as forsign traffic. Trade between United gtots.s territories ond posnossion*. i e. Cum, Woke, Aerica. .ac @cc.. est foreign countries is elejd. ee. dat.e mfmoished to the Corps of Engineers by the bureau of the Census under a working orrongement sponsored by the Office of Staciutical tolicy, Office of Nanagment and Budget. The du to ore confined to novemnts by weoter, und ure reconciloble with ;whIse rports of thu Bureau of the Census. Shipents of donentic sesrthandiee ad re-axport. of foreign merchandise ore tensed xports.- me* imports inaclude Inbound merchandise for direct consomptino and entrie. into t unto banded storoe *od saufacterieg warehousen. lot roseit merchandise, defined by the bureau n f the Consus au merchandise coning into the United States fom a feraigs country ad ubip'god to a foruign country without having been *.termsas onan import. *is treated as in import whu. "loaded fron a Vessel and *oo aeport When leoded on a vessel. Eport shipments for use of the United States Arned Fortes abroad ore " eelud irs thu statistics as are import shipment. on Deprtment of Defense owed sod operated vesools. Foreign trade data of terltrlo ed psussinsother than Puerto Rien and the Virgin Ilo d.which ore -oa the jiurindictin of the Separtet o f the inteior arat uroihodto the Corps of Egineers by thu Bureau of the Census and are anciaded free the statistic. of both Import simets "nder the various foreign aid programs on Department of Defense operated vesaslo, either American Flog cosieria, vu000l9 -der tioe, vefog0, or spoce charter or vessenls owned and operated by the Departent of Dfense., nd notions Itme (lsed by the Censs) which affect national securityiore not publiuhed In tsr-s of the individual commodities shipped. instead, a Imp-son taenage figure is rompiled ad upeorsi these tables so comdity code 99, "Seportent oa Dofene Cotrolled The 954stetstie a atebrne exports -afj d stic,,od foreign merchendise and ano-Unparmneet of Dafenoe shipseat$ of.. Special Category c02xoditin reflorct full y compiledd data fo .,hipats to Canada ind ividually volund ut $2.00O and over combine with eutbhated date for shipments valued $251-$1.999, based on a 15-paerent temple of such shipment.. For countries otheti ads, the export statistics reflert fully compiled dute for shipmeat. valued $1,000 ad over cmbined with a soe dt. for si:t n&Ialed.42S1-$999. hosed on a WSporcent ftpto of such ohipaento. Oat.a "art shipenots valued uoe $251 ore ... 1ided fern Uhf "eort Report statistics for 198b exclude data on shipments valued $250 an4 under reportud n both foral aod infternal entries. bafesal "etries generslly co~tain ites valued not note than $250. Pereign t rade dot. f lbd by Censsa re based on reports processed for Census' monthly dir. January through Decembr and represet statical Ioo rotb.'than "ilenda year dot. cobintion of the net dawaotlc traffic' (or iginating commodity moments) with the foreign troffic ( import. and exoport.) provide the bat t Io to of the aterborne cosmerce of the United Sttles. In summriing the doesatic commerce to ohtain tbs aet ladia ofaril cars eyed on ear-ferries; cargo n generol ferries; Gloernent material* moyed by moter in connectin with waterway lovresmao aed aintenance.. and cti 04 petrolesm products louded from shore failities dirertly into bunkers of vessel. for fuel arfet aclds. (There are, cereai,. n-railed ca-ferry operations which are not considered in the ferry category; roil-tat tarriers Ua the Great lobe which operate under tort III of the Iteurstate Cosearc. Act; and roil-cro corriers between points in the aetgfamu " Itacee orbio Code no the ene hand and tAl '&ba n the other.) toe torts I thtongb h. ad Sac to 1 of Fort S. t dante e or.r computed by the Carps of fto s to reflect movntatso rivers l d etrY., Md moters of the Great lates Syst s only. Cargoes of deep-n.4 vessels - both in the foreign end domestic trades r eoiltId acly for rhat portin of the voy*&e that occurred on inland rivers, came%*. or cosnucting channel.. Thus, for a moveet of c -oditio: fre Setc 8*0'hueto to [hro out buin, ron-cits. ere computed for the heal on che Cape Cod at - ift th is rae INs traited during th trip - aodR1for thehoul on the:*. , liso ippi giet h M * riog no t.. oca uf Of Ssice in e toe iute account. In Section 3 of Port S. ton-ailoogo duta ore buu o.. th - oir 001fri0dn graff ic. TUNtS FOR 1100 OP TRAFFIC EDpoW adp aneto. Thoe terme apply to traffic between the United Storns end foreign ports, nlauding the tonal Zoe. bafeo .. Greetrbabes port. with Canodo is supplemented by the te.., "Canadiun' to differoetiots it free ever*-u troffic. ,ecoosgwie reeit ,to a sipe T he e tsrme opply to domestic traffic roceivng a carriage over th.oeorte Gulf of ~ie.g. amw Orea Am -to ti t. Zk to to Puerto uRc, Ban Francisco to Iseeii, Puerto Rico to Nvaii. Teffi" betwoee aen" loSs ports Md saeost ports, wase hawle. earriog* over the uceds, is alamreamed "coesteo. ah Ch aipebe ay a %Wr IN0d we eansidered itor-eil bodies of motor rather than sens of the sees. and therefore, trof c t fiedt theu oreas in niteesato rather them "cestwise' VIII Wa&%4'ue" q e te Waaed Swe4. 1986 Lakewise receipts and shipments These terms apply to traffic between United States ports on the Great Lakes System. Tli v Great Lakes System is treated as a separate system rather than as a part of the inland system. Internal receipts and shipments. These terms apply to traffic between ports or landings wherein the entire movement takes place on inland waterways. Also termed internal asre movements involving carriage on both inland waterways and waters of the Great Lakes; inland movements that cross short stretches of open waters which link inland systems; marine products, sand and gravel taten directly from oeds of the oceans, the Gulf of Me ico and important arms thereof; and movements between offshore installations and inland waterways. Lcal. Movements of freight with a the confines of a port whether the port has only one or several arms or channels, except car-ferry and general ferry, are termed _local." The term is also applied to marine products, sand, and gravel taken directly from the Great "es. InL- ritory receipts and shipments. These terms apply to traffic between ports in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, U.S.A. which are considered as a single unit. SECTION 2 of this publication presents on an area-to-area basis the tonnages of principal commodities transported by vessels in the domestic inland waterway trade of the United States. For each commodity, the total for the United States (total of all ship;ping areas). the total shipped from each shipping area, and the total from each shipping area to each receiving area (destination) are shown in the tables. The origin and destination areas are defined in terms of waterways, incorporating minor tributaries, and it, some instances, major ports, which are not susceptible to inclusion in a single waterway. The area designations are designed to avoid disclosure of individual company operations. These data cover those movements confined to the inland waterways and between the inland waterways and United States ports on the Great Lakes, they combine the totals of internal and local types of traffic as defined above. Collectively, the selected commodities included account for 75.7 percent of the total domestic inland traffic. SECTION 3 presents the performance of the ster carrier industry in terms of ton-miles on a type of service basis and provides aetailed data on types of traffic and commodities transported in the domestic trades, also in terms of ton-miles during 1986. Water carriage ton-miles were first compiled and published for 1962. However, somewhat comparable data were released for 1961. The 1961 compilations were made on a carrier (ICC regulated and exempt) basis rather than by type of service; regulated carriers may engage in more than one type of service. Preparation and publication of these data were sponsored by the Office of Statistical Policy, Office of KansgKoent and Budget, in response to numerous requests received from congressional, federal and private agencies. Ton-miles were computed by the Corps of Engineers based on origin/destination of commodity tonnages reported by vessel operaLons on Office of Management and Budget approved DG Form 3925 and related forms; these forms were submitted t,, the Corps for the compilation oF port and waterway statistics published in Parts I to 5 of "Waterborne Commerce of the United States." Distance factors used are in statute miles and, for the Coastiise trade, represent mileage on the shortest route that safe navigation permita between ports of origin and destination. The factors for this trade were developed from United States Coast and Geodetic Surveys, "Distance Between United States Ports," and United States Navy Hydrographic Offices, "Table of Distances Between Ports." For rivers and inland waterways, distance factors were developed from waterway survey maps and records of the Corps of Engin. era and are based on the actual routes reported by vessel operators on the reporting forms. Type of service (carriage) is based on information supplied by vessel operators on the reporting forms, which were modified for the 1962 statistics to obtain this information. Categories of service are: (1) Regulated, which is common and contract carriage subject to economic regulation by the Interstate Commerce Commission. (2) Exempt, for hire, carriage which is exempt from regulation by the Commission because of specific provisions in Part 111, Interstate Commerce Act. (3) Private, which represents the n- nvent of the property of the water carrier in the vessels it operates; this category is also exempt from regulation by the Comnni s siol . The commodities are listed in terms of the Commodity Classification for Domestic Waterborne Commerce used in all 5 parts of the Corns of Engineers' annual publication, "Waterborne Commerce of the United States." Types of traffic are also the same as tiose ri.porlod an i defired above. Both traffic and comsodity ton-miles in this section bear a direct relationship to the corresponding ,ns,- repotted in Table 2 of Section 1, consequently, the ton-mile data herein are based on the same February 2A cutoff date used it, the cnpia.stion of the tonnage data. Iota) ton-miles for all types of traffic shown 4n Table I of this section are considerably higher than the total showm in Table o -. t section I. The difference is entirely in Coastwise traffic, since the total distance, both inland and ocean, was used in d cloping data presented in this section, whereas only the inland portion is included in tables comprising Section 1. Both of Chese tables include ton-miles for the foreign trade of the U.S. in U.S. flag as well as foreign flag vessels; however, the computat ion is limited to the distance transported on the Great Lakes between the head of the lakes at Duluth/Superior and the international boundar at St. Regis, Quebec, Canada, and on the inland waterways of the U.S. and the entrance channels to U.S. coastal p:,rts; this foreign traffic is not subject to economic regulation by the Interstate Comerce Comission. All totals ot both columns and rows, all averages, and all percentages are based on figures before rounding to thousands. Hence, slight differences appear between the totals shown in the sum of the rounded figures in columna and rows, in the percentages, and in the average hauls when compared with the quotients derived by dividing the ton-miles by the rounded or unrounded tons show in either this section or in Section 1. INTROOUCT*N Ix COMMOOITV CLASSIICATION FOR DOMESTIC WATEROR4 COMMERCE NOTE: The coaeoiy descrimss used mc the stisical tables et tain pnlttho are abbreviated to conserve printing spar i)f the Illcwoig oI-- Goes ced. Me.Itt- a- NtO. Iten Nas Group 0t-Pars F-rut. Group l0-F.Id acd Kindred Piodicis 0tot Cotta, ra 2034 .... abi. an.rpa in .c-.cd Id,' .,ite-- .003 .1r1ny sadry prepared.d preere 0103 Cotn 2019 rruts. and f-ir and vg~he i'a,:,, .. 104 Gate athees prepard r presored 0103 Rv 204! Wheat floor and -,taI- Ot06 S.rrgrsm Grains 2042 AnitaI reeds 0207 teasr 2040 Groin mlit procts. -tr elonole 116ssited oit 1 ays1 n 2001 Sugar Otto Plsunata2062 Its Ott9 Otsad. noe leqnsras 2se 201 AtIrbotic beverage, OtO z ays ad ladder.,rtnn 0129 Fielad cro p., nat elsewhera rtuAcSlsnd 2092 An.! it ,Insd tatc, not Iiecr .. se Iced. 0131 Prean teas:. nid 0 mane 0132 bnna and pI&tanrsn 2094, Gravvin 0233 Cal- .eaa anloe icoigistan',! 2095 tte 1334 Caa bsa 2099 Niecal an.eos fond prodocli 0242 leec.h and trucen lnagesabtes 0131 Lie seseat(1e .. - .. Ptsnsab ate - ton . anmtGrave 22-Tobacco Prod.~i 0ttI dAs aa d :sletI peaduvi. no at .nahara, 2tt1 Tob--oeno a-fcvucne tLa::eld 0191 ravnas u l I. ace Prodacts Group 22-Rat Te.. ite 2222 ta t I'ltl l tibee nct, lsheecat e 0841 ed ubrad atli4 g- 08421 faree peadanna. not eteenherota l.. ld Grop 2i-apparel and Other Ficurd Tee! un Z-dul Including Ki: Gronp 09fraesh Fieb and other alnrine leadests 2222 Apparel and othee t sined tvile p'Iruruc 09112 V Feah lish, esonpe eboattfte 09212 OSialtfih, encept peepsed dr preeerved Gevp 24-Lot bar and Wood PtI4doctc 0923 ebetidenPc F orncor 032 ... .atn ehell., urnno.Iaeed 2 4 1 Lngs Group 10-metalic 0..e 2412 Oslted loge 24213 'oe! nd cba ol no es l0t! Iran are and acan1tta 2424 Ttabe, p...., poles, pilng, end 'ht her 2022 Capper ore and canctetrte rou gh lls laisamr nd nebse & sinut arc soad 2419 Polpaod4, log tvocnte 2416 Wood ihipe. -- nn, noldings, and en,-o 3062 Plnnen orn.. ... nduntrtt 2422 unmbar 2091 tacraana eondcounereata. oar 2431 dVeer,.. p.,nod, and -h--er W- elcenenenvlceeltad2492 Wood eanofaciore, not elenawhee zlassifird Group lI-Coal Group 23-Fornior.- .aod Fsi 1122 Coat and lignite 2%11 rontor and I intcd Gen..p 13-Crude Patrolaum Group 24-Pulp, Pop-i anf Alfld PiodcIn lilt Crude petroctm, 2622 Polp 262 standard uecvpei- pae dma5 t40nnsetltsi.Nncea I, 2632 P.pe and ppror ece.pt ?.ale 2692 Pulp, paper and popeeboor!i pcvduchc, ctenae 2422 fauat lt Ilsoad valcarao son 1 412 Ssildin 5 etse, ananeked Group 21- Prined Mainc, 144 SadgesIad cehd rank 1432 Clay, rv..e.....adralranoy starsal 271l Printedcne 267 4 r1aeptratsrural 1 4 79 atua letl. c Ieres nut alsenfres Group 28-Chmn ce! a no 611,I Pr,, . 14%1 Salt 210 Sodtoe tidroviu. escccoa 1492 inlar, dry9 201 Gra rdut Io oIcrPec' en ' 1 493 Srulphor, liquid na,.ur-a I , ..... raer b1 1ene 14"1. 2020 1 lhlrirai 1.91 % Dednan . an Iceelia 2019 Bai ti:cd I n ascceee r c, Group 20-Foad ad Kindred leodcte 2822 Flat~ vi coerias, tgvcioclo 2021 Meat, f r.. h crfstead, er leocen ., 2022 Mlean and ait producte preparad yr presenved, * 2 tynea rbe includ ing tannaid -mat peadents 283 Syntic Io-node!tie 2013 Otl" by-praduat. nu lan laaaeIcd botanal pr uct end ptr. otc 2022. Dated. ai and tees parlea, -aeis ad the t. let 2062 Gus and andetcl 2872 0i r g a oc v n c Ir feet,. tee , en..p ept4 n01i ion8 1 _ : 2031 F2872 PotfshsaeIt;cclvd-n2calF Perh. ,iues.ret 2873re Patbcu cPC=co P. ittrm ac x ~ 'a.~4. &u~e~c ed. 4s~~d~ Sae, f i96 Code Code go. 1cm e o0. 1cms Use Group 28-Cheecal au Allied product. GrooP 34-Pakirtcated Metal Products. 2876 Is Cici". usic~ag Pesicies. dKsc-PC Ordnac Machneery add 2879 Partilid,41c and fertilizer eateriala, soc 3411 Fabricated "lt products, except ordnance, el .ae lsnifieg viachiey, aSd transportation e. ulpast 291 Mnckllaaou cheeccal products Grou 29-attoawa nd rGroup 35-Machintery, Bacept glectrical Creep ~ ~ ~ - 2-eol.adColproduct. "It1 Gasoline. isclodnte natural gasoine 3s11 Machinery, eucopt electrical 291. Jet fuel Cep3-lcrclMcnay qien "913 Far0o0MGrou 36ged C S acippliesPO~ 2914 flictitlto Cal oi assuple 2"I ' Is 'a-'fuel oil 36L1 IKLectrical eAChisely eq-iPeene *ga supplies 2914 Lubricatieg Oil. cud grease. 2937 "aphhha, claal spirit. solvnts, net Group 37-Tra.porat~tr Rquipsent 2914 Asphlt ta, agpitches 3711 Motor vehicle., Part. ad equipent 2920 Coe icdeGS petroleusl coke 3721 Aircraft end ports 292t Lsq" tieg ptrl.., gas*&, c"oaL 4 ".. 1731 Ships and boats "atwit gas, and natural gas liquid, 3791 Mscellanous transportatin e qipesot 2951 Asphalt building eaterials 2991 PettrOl.., ag coal products, not elc"where Greep 38-toetrusento, Photographic and classified Optical Goods, Watches and Cloch* Group 3G-labber snd Miscellaneous 3411 tcstroeent-, Photographic and optical good. Plastic Prod act. catches and clocks 3011t gabber cud *iscstLlasous plastic products Groep 39-Miacellanos Products of Group 3I-teather cod Ldsther Products Macufacturtalg Sli Lethe d ath, poduts3911 Miscellaneous proucto of manufacturing Gf"P32-tmO Cly, CassandGroup 40-1faots and scrap material, Conc rate Products 4011 rt" and rteal scrap 321 a.. .4012 onferrous "etl scrap 3211 Suics. adgass Gcdtt 022 Tectile easte, scrap, and sweepins 3241 Suligcse 024 ?.per waste end scrap 32t1 Strural clay prodocto. inc lading 4029 daste and scrap. not eLoowhtrt class, fied Is factor&.. 3271 LiesGoph-pca te 241 cut stons Gad stooe products ru 1Spca ts 3291 Miscellaneous nosnetallic %insist products 4111 watar Grou 33PriaryMocl. rodct.4112 Miscellaneous shipee~nts not identifiable by Group ~ ~ ~ ~ c 3 3rec clPout ooit y 4113 LCL freight, 3311 Pig 4ro 411 Mta at.rl i I sed. in waterway isprenesaut, G&'srneent 3312 sa satatst 3313 Cox, (coal asd ptrol.,), patrols., pitchos 4119 PGapty containers .n uPhal and naphtha cod solvents 99990 Daparteant of Defense controlled cargo sod special 3314 1ron and steIlinfots. and *that prisery catagory ices. foe, including blanks for tube and pipe. and spa iron" *Cargoec exported on Departeent of Defane* controlled 3315 Iro n cd steel bars, rod., angles, shape. and vessel. (Other the. goods for the use of U.S. Aeed ?aeas sc tion, inclding skooc piling ch-ud) sod no-Dep.rtesne of Defense hicpwant. of ililtary 3316 tron and steel plate. and bhoata copoect tces. (abbreviated 8Ci) for whick comodity 3317 Ir'm and tst pipe Gad tube detail isnot furnished to the Corps of Itnginars. 33 18 Forroley. 3319 :..sar, -ro and steel prod ucts, not eleenhare class.ified including catifia i tha r"'n JUL.t %ol~cc 11t. i pcisj a'--y a .- uL. . .- , basic shape$, eice castings and forgings, Iccept copper, land, sint and alawi., 3322 Coper and copper alloys, whecker or not refined. muorhad 33213 Lead aod sinc mclding alloys, ununclad 3324 Alusino, and aI.. lloys. ,enrrkod NATIONL SMAES SUMMARY CATEGORY 1985 1986 Units % Change GRAND TOTAL Tons 1788.4 1874.4 106 tons +4.8 TOTAL Domestic 1014.1 1037.2 106 tons +2.3 Domestic Coastwise 309.8 308.0 106 tons -0.6 Domestic Lakewise 92.0 87.4 106 tons -5.0 l/ Domestic Internal 534.7 360.5 2/ 106 tons +4.8 Domestic Local 74.3 77.4 1- 06 tons +4.2 Domestic Intraterritory 3.4 4.0 106 tons +16.4 TOTAL Foreign 774.3 837.2 106 tons +8.1 Imports 412.7 486.1 106 tons +17.8 3/ Exports 361.6 351.2 106 tons -2.9 41 GRAND TOTAL Ton-Miles 964.9 945.0 109 ton-miles -2.1 Inland Waterway Ton-Miles Total 381.7 392.6 109 ton-miles +2.9 Atlantic Coast Waterways 24.8 25.7 109 ton-miles +4.4 Gulf Coast Waterways 36.5 39.0 109 ton-miles +6.8 Pacific Coast Waterways 19.9 20.8 109 ton-miles +4.5 Mississippi River System 224.7 239.3 109 ton-miles +6.5 Great Lakes System 75.8 67.9 109 ton-miles -10.4 1/ Iron ore decreased 5.8 million tons. 2!/ All-time record high (coal increased 16 million tons, crude and petroleum products increased 10 million tons). 3/ Crude oil imports increased 53.7 million tons. Other petroleum product imports increased 17.6 million tons. 4/ Corn exports decreased 18.4 million tons. SUMMARY OF BARGE TRAFFIC TONNAGE (1,000,000) Traffic 1985 1986 % Change Coastwise 90.5 87.4 -3.4 Lakewise 3.7 4.2 +13.5 Internal 502.7 532.1 +5.8 Local 66.6 69.5 +4.4 Intraterritory 3.2 3.8 +18.8 TOTAL 666.7 697.2 +4.6 4 PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES IN WATERBORNE COMMERCE, 1986 (TONNAGE * 1,000,000) Total Commerce Foreign Domestic Foreign & Domestic Commerce Commerce 1986 % 1986 % 1986 % Tonnage Change Tonnage Change Tonnage hne Petroleum and products 792.4 +12.1 330.6 +28.1 461.8 +3.0 Coal and coke 307.0 +4.6 105.3 -3.2 201.7 +9.1 Iron ore, iron and steel 105.8 -6.0 52.6 -2.0 53.2 -9.5 Sand, gravel and stone 93.5 +2.3 8.3 +10.7 85.2 +1.5 Grains 101.1 -21.6 65.4 -22.8 35.7 -19.2 Logs and Lumber 51.5 +8.4 28.7 +0.7 22.8 +20.0 Chemicals 129.1 +1.5 63.4 -3.2 65.7 +6.5 All other commodities 294.0 +4.7 182.9 +9.2 111.1. -1.9 TOTAL TONNAGE 1,874.4 +4.8 837.2 +8.1 1,037.2 +2.3 Commodity codes included in each group are given below: Petroleum and Products - 1311, 2911-2918, 2921 & 2991. Coal and Coke - 1121, 3313 & 2920. Iron Ore, Iron and Steel - 1011, 3311, 3314-3317, 3319 & 4011. Sand, Gravel and Stone - 1411, 1412, 1442 & 3281. Grains - 0102-0107. Logs and Lumber - 0861, 2411-2416, 2421, 2431 & 2491. Chemicals - 1471, 1479, 2810-2813, 2816-2819, 2821, 2831, 2841, 2851, 2861, 2871-2873, 2876, 2879 & 2891. All other commodities - All other codes. NATIONAL SUMMARES TABLE I..NET TOTAL, OATERSORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES# CALENDAR V96186 1947-196* (IN TONS Of 2.000 POUQpS) ______________ POREIGN AND P06,166 DOMSTIC YEAR DONESTIC, TOTAL, TOTAL TOTAL 11........................................................................................... 7460616#750 14861580119 9740560f615 1#4........................................................................................ .... 7930006, 168#971491 63404067: 1910........................................................................................... ,8,7 192661 5.1,1 told.....................................................................................9g1641 23,5,3 63,759 191.................................................................................. ...... 818,.941 ?363? *,9,9 1953 ........................................o............o.....................................913,57*6 117#9*1627 66039507079 19l ............................................................................................. 913#940,37 213496439 *50,0010910 191....................................... ......... ........................................... 4,0*,l5,? 21,09953 751 loss................................................................ ........................... 1692.13.934S 271018931 145@33,2S 191?.................................................................................... ...... Ifoa*912986 381649.0769 746088*1356 M?*........................................................................................... 1141#,34 306.6190556 61,*8*900 19s5................................................................................. 105463I@2 3064796 02*,731.I*3 1959...........................................................................................I,099',6103 321F6770939 710734#16 1960 ....................................................................................... 1,,63D1516 S1,2,66 1 3.53* 19*3........................................................ .................................. lp190531 3159.430 71:3291,4 19*3........................................................................................... 1012964764#35 I85*,9993 770,167,9*1 1961............................................... ................................ o........ I,173,7&960 36,50,5049 800107*S, 1964............................................................................. 1#36#089*3M 4.3,973*009 0169,0#439 196*..................................................... ................................... 1#0869608?S 47433963,72609 Sgb4,991 1966?................................................ ........................................ ,334,16,019 4*1591.348 *67*33,9 19*4...........................................................................................1436#66#8,16 5*0900 875T,659,44 19649............ ......... o.............................................................I395619.450 soffol3,363 :Nt399 4 1970........................................................................................ 1.,46,1075 560,*9313 95413 1971 .......................................................................... ......... I3166,*5 561,951,554 9sorT17SI6 1911............................................................................... 1051154390 *19..956,64 94S96S17* 1973 ................................................................................... I161,7,30105 6890963,96S 9964110~l7 3979.............................................................................. ............ 10148#5110 764059#9 963..9,639 1975...........................................................................................I,1,046746,78,$@4,04,90 $69,659 1975............................................. ........................................... tv69S.00*u6 7660707#409 979,0899 2977 ...................................................... o..................................1,605,133.*39 853963#900 97394 ,S010 1979 ................................................................................... 3,@0O2I,309,5 934S641355 9,7196#006 1979 ................................................................................... 3a021,19#154 993,9693 l.600.13365 19r60....................................... o............................................I1,096,657,962 991.64.000 1#08038#66 1960 ......................................o...................................................,996,6,704 SS?1*3,1of1007,@443#401 lo9t3.................................................................................1.7741SI91 641735,9 10,05919* 1903......................................... ............................... ..... .... 10706,63#032 712,340,194 916.129617 1969........................................................................................ 1063*.@20,619 $03#35S,133 1#032*663,406 l9oss ............................................................................... ....... ,70. 2263 774,33,03 1420;;3I'1;3; 96........................................................................................S*.5 837,23,03 1 0 7193.7 TARLE 1A-POREIGN CO6HERCE Of 74E U41TEUJ STATES, CALENDAR YEARS 1947-196* (IN TONS OF 2,000 PQONDS) 14PO413 WIORTS YEAR GREAT LAKES PORTS GREAT LAKES PORTS TOTAL COASTAL TOTAL COASTAL PORTS CANADIAN OIVERSEAS PORTS CANADIAN OVERSEAS OTHER* 2947 ............................ 62,162,169 57,365,892 4,773,223 23,056 126,093,946 101,991,509 244.716j 93,720 ... 1996 .............................. 72,297,097 68.077.704 4,172.62S 00,65 90,674,494 6S#403,800 21,817,280 43,40 o.. 294....................81,92,0 1 71,153,266 4.774,769 63,966 63,366,265 bs7,711l 17,552,672 73,618 ... 1950.......................10,981,918 96,299,250 5,5S5,027 127,203 *7,242,777 41,*40v100 83,496,355 84.474 sq..40 2951.............................. 108,747,297 101,812,769 6,027,299j 107,234 123,368,53S 97,602,937 2S.1,516S 303,667 26.613 1952 ............................. 13,961,02 1080,301 I,15.087 134,637 112,3S,ZSZ 65,0?2#11S 26,129,061 114679 49,179 1913.............................. 127,952,407 120,S9A,692 7,056,629 329,886 59,915,052 63,760.266 210,W5 160.663 19,777 1959..............................12942 3 ,90 9 123,S03,218 5,748.004 111,707 06,620,461 61,243,997 16,926,696 309.167 36,301 l95ss............................. 152,956,907 144,27b,212 6,434,12S 246,610 118,145,965 95,0042 33,399.779 286,371 1.57 1956 ............................. 174,21Q,360 165,345,69S IO,572,6a3 292,626 I52,41S,429 126,6,069 1,710,661 261,334 5.04 1957............................. 186,351,843 176,235,956 9,666.526 230,361 172,147,707 146,869,37 34,983,174 288,37) 26.123 1958 .............................. 89,484,51 IAI,.sRO,341 7,656.590 347,616 119,00,247 101,S54,606 17,429,92S 3*0,159 21,4157 1919.............................. 213,65,323 196,607,603 13,794,43S 1.093,28S t12.164,6I* 91,639,407 17,700.437 2,53,833,1 842 -$ 1960................................2),3)6,097 198,465,746 11,973,63S 877.116 127,960,778 104610,455 19,16&#I4 3,961,609 ... 1961 ............................. 200,165,652 IS6,179,228 11,007,197 979,227 119,1166 10,959,032 18,501,617 6,903,278 ... 19*2.............................. 222,609,942 207,040.920 14,487,867 1,162,379 13S,909,009 110,492,246 94,664#38t 6,932,260 ... 1963.............................. 227,375,671 209,369,531 36,49S536 1,S10,796 158,263,326 129,761,17t 29,655,239 4,646,618 ... 19*4.............................. 248.5855415 229,633,206 22,118,397 2,034,112 113,339,419 142,874,453 24,66,692 5,596,076.. 1965......................... .... 264,634,939 144,8'4,067 2I,059,701 3,901,031 173,891,990 342,3212 25.691,770 6,076,209.. 1966.............................. 283,647,300 a57,I7s.476 MS,54,271 4,08,152 287,543,783 15,759,373 14,901,662 6,616,750 ... * 1967.............................. 275,965,191 a45,245,clS 23,269,606 4,450,512 190,007,047 162,441,124 32,696,595 S.661,326 ... 1966 ............................. 310,936,331 278,82b,931~ 25,656,067 6,650,550 19T#013,671 166,579,691 34,449,151 1,989,826 ... 1969.............................. 320,293,004 245,647,991 19,770,J47 6,670,846 291,019,278 166,964,259 25,73,730 6,639,2346... 1970 ............................. 314,339,772 112,931,543 21,620,193 0,58S,996 241,629,361 205,697,732 19,146,65 W,65#144... 3970...............................359,745,A00 333,776,723 19,104,708 6,84,619 206,239,744 173,756,007 26,757,117 6,723,620 ... 1973.............................. 347,565,612 372,417,770 l0,86I,0S4 6,266,758 23?,'I5,232 197,430,65 15,3S2,6* 9,632,201 ... 1973..............................0490,004,015 461,628,14S 22,406,904 5,270,966 277,301,888 238,807,4*7 26,931,700 30,062,723 -.. * 1974.............................. 497,202,913 473,94U,012 24,027,376 6,315,623 2*6,806,094 238,666,756 21,392,970 6,17,370 ... 3975 .............................. 76,512,516 055,327,224 16,121,866 3,333,4A32 272,36,692 236,707,996 29,707,321 6,719,574 ... 1976 ......................... .....570,314,601 S39.074,014 25,945,506 4,799.339 205,601,016 250,632,668 36,00,660 6,961,666 ... 1977...............................659,136,93 625,300,674 25,436,264 7,932,950 277,119,923 260,764,157 37,743,617 SS93,90* .. 1978................ .......-------- 64l126,863 636,200,027 19,916,819 7,229,217 30?,671,026 2S9,316,657 30,963,656 12,592,913 .. 3979 ............................. 632,995,657 607,090,526 29465,936 5,646,213 360,409,306 311,766,393 37,966,641 16.696,172 ... 196............................... 517,523,323 502,005,066 23,424,205 ?102,050 403,62,87 35,05, S0236,566 7,860,310 ... 1983................................07,t91,5j6 957,467,479 36,794,705 2,924,320 409,910,646 366.:4,1 3696,7 6, 065... 3992.............................. 416,622,434 402,522,230 20,502,473 P,568,743 403,109,569 366,82117 29,691 6,563,79l ... 1963...............................307,847,325 371,773,13S 33,060,460 2,991,730 365,292,869 330,955,677 36,794,690 5,5432 ... 1964 .......................... 27,339,s13 409,2q5,162 32,42Z,64 ,9Z2,720 376,198,5*2 339,269,289 02,266,010 8,643,263 . lo965.......................... ? ,687,350 395,577,W7 11.,964 5,13,376 362,635,433 327,425,824 27,737,241 6,662,966 . 3966...........................06,071,066 4712,230,940 19,597,S44 0 ,244,40 352,150,439 _319,i63,161 85,248,144, 6,30,734 6 EPART 9CTOPOPES CONTROLiLD CAoGj 4 4L) SPECIAL CATEGORY C040DlrIES FOR 9410CH SMEARDOAN ST CANADIAN ANDOVERSEAS 16 NOT AVIILA8L R0 70 3960, TABLE IR-Onl4STIC COMFRCE OF THE UNITED STATES, CALENDAR YEAR 1947-1986 (ZN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) YEAR TOTAL 1 COASTwISE LAKSNISE INTERNAL INTRAPORT LOCAL TNTRATER9ITORV 19'7 .................................... 576,560,615 153,098,204 t63,180,337 1049,614,401 57,410,S7 55,257,098 19a .. 630,226,874 174,060,6SO 172,490,721 169,697,66 56e96,696 S5,01,7417 1949 575,362,690 161,43-,662 145,S91,636 165,702,829 48,32 3,356 54,314,207 190 ............................... 6S1,358,676 182,543,7t: 169,680,810 190,786,910 51,703.S60 S5,202,362 3,239,473 1951 .......... . ...... ..... 692,072,579 166,7S9,124 178,463,212 213,404,964 50,952,725 61,075,692 1,416,662 1952 --------------------------------------- 660,395,707 184,207,006 154,112,031 216,644,364 49,162,3S3 54,790,101 1,459,632 1953 706,------------------------- ---- 306, 51,204 188,757,641 186,621,365 224,9S7,446 47,902,036 54,659,693 10252,999 1954 ----- --- -------------------- 653,790,917 167,239,830 14S,364,309 217,061,407 46,040,411 54,678,956 3.410,9S2 190 - . -........-......................... 745,032,6S 195,717,S48 104,806,5806 269,93,296 52,900,036 09,962,096 1.950,007 0906 ............................. ...... 766,223,135 205,910,228 173,990,656 269,734,050 S3,064,701 61,206,869 2,226,b36 L4S7 -------------------------- 7--- . 72,861,4 196,436,50 182,150,309 281,060,531 SO,166,261 60,636,163 2,403,047 1958 .......--....--................... --- -695,664,976 00,OSO,76 132,286,S49 261,066,649 48,682,176 56,542,796 2,832,432 1959 .....-..........-- -......-............. 726,T32,363 205,509,011 131,220,380 282,266,792 49,663,!04 57,063,392 *967,364 1960 ................................----..---- 760,573,156 209,196,623 155109,237 291,006,605 49,43,0S4 S4,722,392 1,036,990 1961 .....--...........-................. -- 732,6205,64 206,899,377 136,841146 294,002, 23 43.197,871 50,731,99 1,103,646 1962 ..............-.....--................ 770,05,345 215,410,682 135,703,761 316,061,677 47,915,437 5S,3S,792 1,261,576 1963 --------------------------------------- 7,07,96 5 23,853,293 I4,741,152 330,902,460 45,575,004 53,405,530 1,630,402 '0k ...................................... 816,104,440 ,745,67,995 151,4C 0,46 357,916,216 43,007,15 56,57?,257 0,560,199 15 -- - - --.................................. 829,109,434 201,506,107 53,695,242 $69,615,461 .*. 00665,027 1,46, ,2 196b ....................................... b2,74,995 208,374,966 164,036,995 389,851,631 ... 99,21 79 1,246,824 1967 ...................................... 870,633,640 210,646,527 353,596,604 396,592,679 ** 102,320,054 1,4T7.696 1968 --.......-......................... 887,9,46 214,250,535 151,115,936 430,174,303 ... 90,730,336 1,618,336 139 ...................................... 977,399,179 216,707,773 060,643,63S 460,944,670 *44 87,536,483 1,366,213 0,70 .......................................- 950,727,374 238,440,305 157,056,667 472,123,417 .44 81,474,805 1,629,900 - 1971-------------------------------------- 946,S90,106 247,93b,056 000,954,956 479,217,765 61 3,252,652 2,256,677 197 --------------------------------------- 986,31,Tb 747,660,087 145,013,40 506,989,242 ... 90,266,095 1,882,917 1973 --------------------------------------- -994,58107 234,794,660 056,620,831 503,236,640 ... 93,222,623 4,783,103 0974 ...................................... 982,699,639 233,3O, 24 346,067,270 511,021,976 .4. 88,197,576 4,054,693 1975 --------------------------------------- 946,326,959 731,932,437 129,331,361 503,932,256 448 76,279,224 20851,679 1976 ----------------------------------- 979,04 910 736,278,624 132,112,775 5?3,972.S 3 .. * 83,731,092 2,947,846 197 ...................................... 977,466,A06 248,09S,336 109,079,945 528,704,656 .* 83,440,472 3,65 395 1976 -------------------------------------- 1,075,291,865 305,347,524 12,667,552 S34,506,943 644 49,506,584 3,270,962 1979 ------------------------------------ 1,080,312,6b5 304,665,577 143,563,604 530,969,167 444 93,113,665 4,000,667 1980 --------------------------------------- 1,077,483,402 329,b08,613 115,124,231 534,979,027 *.. 94,13,696 3,57,615 1481 --------------------------------------- 1,054,656,797 321,989,988 35,416,165 52U,666,720 44. 93,209,073 3,130,051 197--- ....................................... 957,009,S96 311,058,264 72,084,966 495,453,466 *4 75,601,691 2,611,169 14A3 --------------------------------------- 956,520,607 309,636,759 83,446,647 487,332,246 .** 73,144,961 3,160,002 984 --------------------------------------- 1,032,682,456 307,b52127 98,010,499 562,002,695 *** 81,110,680 3,406,245 1965 --- ...------------------------------- - ,014,111,539 309,803,b05 91,907,003 534,658,233 4.. 74,263,246 3,401,602 195 .................................... 1,037,192,777 308,024,669 67,352,525 560,499,024 .4- 77,357,617 3,958,942 * [NCLJDE IN OT EP TYPES OF D04ESTIC TRAFFIC, G*. 90I33 SG .1TH 0954 000LU10 TRAFFIC T41N TOE STATFS OF ALASKA AND H64*I! SUCH TRAFFIC IS INCLUDED IN OTHER DOMESTIC TRAF-IC CATETORIES 30 0CCURPD CE 01T0 DEri aTiONS 4PPLICAbLE TO CuNT[%F TAL U4 TED STATES. . TIJCLJ0DF IN LUCAL. NATIONAL SUwMAM 7 TABLE 2.-1UMMARY Of FOREIGN AN0 DOMESTIC MATERBORME COMERCI!, BY TYPE OF TRAFFIC AND0 COMMODITY. CALENDAR YEAR 10416 (MIT TRAFFIC IN T004$ Of 2.000 POUNOD FOREIGN DOMESTIC COMMODITY TOTAL INTIIO. IMPORTS EXPORT$ TOTAL COASTRISE LAXEN280 IRTINAL LOCAL TERRITORY TOTAL, ALL COM40DITICI ..... 1,674,416,R04 466.071,460 S11,1159039 1,037.192.777 300,024,069 87,352,505 560,099,826 77.057,017 1,9114,942 FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, R ............. 176 sly7.051 4,296 381 ...... 4,11S ........... 0102 BARLEY AND RYE ................... 2,250,68S 7M,11 1,710,711 4000.000.......................... 00,0..................... 0103 CORN ............................ 50,056.024 64,2tr Z6,690,638 11,140,70 050,1108.............10,936,583 14,396 ....... . 0104 OATS .............................. 70.616 394,271 10,079 310,000 0,09. ............... 115,73S...................... 05 RILE ............................ 3,955,310 90,080 Z,709,003 1,153,60 103,110 ............. 1,006,522 ........... 0100 ORMO 1000 IN0 1 0......... .0,1904920 .............. ,100,033 2,032,090 5,35S..............2,027,500...................... 0107 RHEAT................ 37,020,190 130,791 2T,044,401 10,222,998 209,323 757,014 9,123,181 03,00.......... 0311 SOYBEANS .......... 1024,b9l 00 ?2,967,301 160.7096 65............ 14,009,S82 47,049 .......... 0112 FLAXSEED ......... 10............ is............Its 11s5...................... 0119 OLSEEDS, NMEC.......0 76,190 33,336 613,530 27,300 4,705 ....... 2,301.......... 0141 TOBACCO. LEAF ...... 0 77,700 212,723 003,844 1,235 1,13...................... 01t0 HAY AND FODDER . ........ 20,190...... ...... .20,190 2,400 ................ 1,720 ...................... 00a9 FIELD CROPS, 'EC ........... 110,382 00?,043 141,314 70.711 007 ..... 7.. 0,.30 100 ..... 0131 FRESH FRUITS ........... 1,.713,301 159,5191 1,12699 033,003 033,578 lot.. ............. .1 0132 BANANAS AND PLANMTAINS...... 3,30,50 3,530,004 2,0*4 0,070 6.070.. .......... ........ ....... 0133 COFFEE ........... 1,312,299 1,17S,000 03,700 S1,135 51,133 ................. ..... 0134 COCOA BEANO3. .......... 0047,170 207,704 4,403 13,031 3,031.. ................... ....... 0141 PRESS A40 FROZEN VEGEALES 1,699,005 107,900 699,017 23215 012.453 3,34Z 10,155..... a O111 LIVE ANIMALS........... 47,000o 290 5,002 8114 93,300.. .... ...... ........ ....... 0161 ANI 4 ALS AND FRODUCTS, NEC .... 0292,815 125,05 129,400 30,009 0,905 ..... 3.. 1,720 .......... 0191 MISCELLANEOUS FARM PRODUCTS. 906,007 45,339 *9,461 33,007 33,603 23 .......... I FOREST PRODUCTS 0041 CRUDE RUBRER AND ALLIED GURS~- 1,009,921 1,55,232 10,803 3.80 1&&0................,434 ...................... 0861 FOEST PRODUCTS, NEC .... 233,900 130,000 00.003 73,433 10,030 ..... 19,43........... .......... FRESH FISH L OTHER 000061 PRODUCTS 0911 FOLIO FISH, EXCEPT SOELLFIS4 1,392,027 340,500 070,702 779,323 37,207 209 739,030 1,410 773 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT P8EPORED .... 782,318 200,034 39.054 538,230 7.736 ...... 523,097 0,797 ..... 0903 MENHADEN.......... 31,720 .......... 03,72b........... 30,720 .......... 0001 MARINE 1SELLS, II6RANUFACfU4EO. 4,196,448 3,0035 0.030 6,150,023 003..... 0,16,362 09,90..... METALLIC ORES 10l1 IRON age AND CONCE14TRATES . 4.7,00S,073 10f,305,17 3,000,354 03,077,390 24,309 40,7113,119 2,008,000 1,476..... 1001 COFPER ORE AND1 CONCENTRATE$ --- 727,000 3,9016 £10,489 R3,007 ........... 01,920 1,067 .......... I001 ALUMINUM ORE0, CONCENTRATE.. 10,S22,864 11,758.000 302,010 242,01............................02,011............ .......... 1001 40NG6NE31 ORES, CONCENTRATE$~. 003,960 430,132 1,237 186,193..... ....... 100,193 ..... ..... 1091 NONFERROUS 000$, CONCERT, 'dEC. 2,074,070 1,320,300 304,301 307,7001 2.320 ............... 3039010 L.040..... COAL 1121 COAL AND LIGNITE. . . .04---- 23,830,990 1,8100,000 85,301,3S7 190,093,67 9,409,334 19,796,$22 103,120.090 3,000,107 .......... CRUD1 XF.TROLEUM f3ll CRUDE PETROLEUM........ no.,9,033 21b,745,376 0,901 196,166,02 *09,410,027 ............. 39t2.636 2,791,937 .......... NOVHErALLIC 4INERAL3, EXCEPT FUELS 1411 LIMESTONE. . . . . ..-------- 24,9S2,290 073,071 2,602,101 21,016,235 S14 17,290,009 4,0151.,411 00,206 .......... 1410 BUILDING STONE, UNNORPED ..... 60,30?7.....5.. 9,916 3S5 353............ ........... ........... .......... 1442 SAND, .RAREL, CRUSHD O CK 0C.... 07,931,023 ,848,962 I,339,70. 03,0,710 2130,022 S1l,7S 53,1715,006 7,01,9560.......... 1001 CLAY................ 4,700,933 0,167,234 2,059,700 600,003 3,561 19,675 75,1479 32,044 .......... l471 PHOSPHATE ROCK...... 00..... 3,083,340 336,00? 0,079,700 7,000,881 ?,638,001.............. 3a,20........... .......... 1479 NATURAL FERTILIZER "ATS, NEC-. 30,800 31,012........ 7,05Z........... 7,852............ ......... 1441 SALT. . . . . . ..----------- .097,961 3,900,415 1.031,S46 A 1090 SULPHUR., DRY------------- 3,792,800....... 31,771,469 21,617 00,990 ............... 4,427 ...................... 149) SULPHUR, LIJUID ....... 5,927,373 ........ 3 .. ,927,373 3,009,20..... 0,414,163 161,940..... 0494 GYPSUM, CRUDE AN0 FLASTES 0-- 0,889,200 9,901,000 04.000 1,0,140 8,323 t.1,501,095 334,300 0,401 .......... 1499 NONMETALLIC PINORAL3, NEC... 8.338,359 1,001,000 373,108 0,149,14S 131,222 987,801 3',8,00 121,800 ...... ORD4ANJCE 1, ACCESSORIES 1911 ORDNANCE AN0 ACCES30RIES ..... 34,932 1 3,000 S,71 WI039 ...... 04,52............. FOOD 5 MINORED PRODUCTS ?011 "EAT, FRES", CHILLED, FROZEN.. 1,734,03b 704,R10 779,407 009,609 249,15641 IS........................ .......... 2010 MEAT 003 PA103(03, NEC. . ..--- 300,330 282,0*0 26,799 06,915 14,915 ....................... ........... .......... 2010 TALLON, A414AL FATS AND OILS-' 1,371,909....... 01,249,039 122,000 11.070 .............. 111,202 ...................... Z003 ANIHOL BY-PRODUCTS, HEC..... 7060,102 11,073 730,761 10,008 0,709 ..... *4,149 ........... .......... 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC ....... 206,723 100,010 23,07 02,030 301,035 4,195 ....................... .......... 2020 DRIED RILK AND CR4..... 4609,903 22,027 423,040 00,230 24.,030....................... ........... .......... ?030 F13H 6.10 SHELLFISH, FREFARED-. 009,054 307,929 70,01 221,5S24 181,12a 39,300 902 ............ 2004 VEGETABLES AND PREP, NEC.... 1,110,0155 777,009 176.86 006,300 200,702 1,014 *0,986............ 2039 PREP FRUIT ANT dEG JUICE, NEC- 2,900,620 a,142,4S7 401,187 419,070 417,02...............1,017 ...... 7 2041 mHEAT FLOUR ANT SE14OLINA ... 1.371,000....... 1,30S,843 07,1117 19,4...............47,35. ...................... 2000 ANIMAL FEEDS ........... 17.003,632 373,839 9,300544 7,103,249 220,75 2,911 0,872,101 3,290 to 2049 GRAIN MILL P6000(03, NEC .... 12,411,616 2311,05 0,3812,690 5,1,311 GIVES$5.............5.300,05. ................. 1 1001 SUGAR--.. ......... R4,060,509l 0,076.700 367,7150 1,510,133 1,136,00...............39,733 ...................... 2002 MYLASSES............. 2,590,014 0,137,230 013,351 000,270 0912037 ............... 46,692 73,095 7,050 201 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES..... 2,900,73 2,900,799 210,041 200.083 25'9,3*.............. 2,030 as 30 2091 VE^DETALE OILS, 'ORE, SNORT 3 ,703,007 1,097,053 1,030,129l 1,229,665 01,915............. 1,040,760 83,370 113 2092 UNIOAL OILS AND FATS, NEC-~ .023,279 10,062 90,327 15,870 105 ................. 61 11,244........... 2094 GROCERIES............. 0424,30. ............................ 04,306 413,990 204 6,974 233 2,810 2093ICE . . . . . . 300,030 202,003 a9 10,6 9 101,10039 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS 1 ,369,022 980.200 910,1119 1,40,141 1,08,093 1,770 603.06 5,615 771 SALT INCLUDED IN NONME TALLIC "INERALS, NEC, TO 0VO00 DISCLOSURE SF INDIVIDUAL COMPANY OPERATIONS. S ~ bs~eu6mew .~ a~d e~g/frog TAB6E 8..SUNARY OP P06116WS AND SOMISTIC NAT9ROOSOE CON1SCE, BY TYP9 OP TRAPFIC ANSD COMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAS 196A..CONYI6UED ("IET TRAFFIC IN 1048 OF 1,000 POUNDS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC COMMODITY TOTALIN 1- IMPORS EXPORTS TOTAL COASTEIIE LOKEMIS9 INTERNAL LOCAL TERRITORY TOBACCO PRODuclo______ _____ alit TOBACCO RANUPACTUREB ...... 110.514 6.718 111,11 16,716 10.771 ..... 1................. BAIC TEXTILIS last BASIC TEXTILE PRODU CTS-o ... 1,74.3 loll!5#0B 1113,369 507158 30,64 ...... 15,141 ....... alit TEXTILE Piatin, "c ....... 91*417 46,033 33.797 13.191 $97 .... 12,700 ............ APPAREL 9 OTHER PINIANED TEXTILE PRODUCTS, INCLUDIfts KNIT 1331 APPARE..................... ,38e071 1,014,519 6.13 15401 411,49....................... ........... 2 LUMBER & W00D PSOD4..EXC. FURNITURE IRSl LOSS ............................ 0.131,094 1117.643 I1S,IIR *R3.9*11 a.904 4R 194,845 2.330 .......... loll RAFTED LOSS ...................... 4,411,139 ........................... 4,411,3S ......................... 10,676,900 3,734,295 .......... 215 PUEL WOOD, CHARCOAL. HASTES... al3.30 70.740 33,315 151.193 10.711 3 141039 ...................... 1414 TIMBER. POSTS. POLES3, PILING~. 1320,411 9.043 73,5BO 09,114 lo0.e03................X,715 1,336 .......... 1015 PULPWOOD, LOS .................... 3,933,716 99.13.1 10,041 3,010.034 16471 2,971 3,004,191............ .......... 3.4 W000 C"lPS, STAVES, MOLOINGB.. 11.1331 445,508 4,OOS00 1,191,R31 .......................... 3,5.90 47,617 .......... 141I LUMBER ............ 601111IS5 1,379,94a lAR4,10R 1,0R6,359 1.014,719 1,820 41,577 1,949 143l VENEER4, PLYWOOD, 606110 M00.. 1,790,944 I,1467711 367,069 Mo70m 41,1B0 1,075 £13,711 ..................... 0091 0000 "ANUPRITUMES. 4EC ...... ?Wso 334,391 144.923 15404 170,039 6460 7,916 1,170 4 FURNITURE 11 PIXTURES1 Isla FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ........... l039,16l t1,3903 40.100 101.967 £42,4511 1& 04 9 44 PULP, PAPER & ALLIED PRODUCTS 8411 PULP ............................. ,431,81 183.911 4.120.945 910,294 59,47 10,333 S11.237 1,001........... 8411 STANDARD NEWSPRINT PAPER .... ,1711,111 1,996,163 110,074 71,019 10419 S,7A3 11.041............ .......... 1431 PAPER AND PAPERSUAMO ..............196,.987 1,616,305 3,157,114 S71,3 117,1 102,017 351,00 ...................... 1491 PULP 000 PAPER PRODUCT, NC 1,444.115 149,177 100.719 1*307,819 247,314 ............. 1,076,410 1,403 70 PRINTED MATTES 2711 PRINTED 4ATTIQN....................10,4311 814,185 60,66 19. 341 19,31....................... ........... .......... CHEMICALS L&ALLIE0 PRODUCTS 2BIS sooIUVl HYDROIDE-.................,971,314 ........................... 05313 893,010 10,910 1,731,900 233,63.......... 2511 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTS a,130,131 41011 161,11 1,341,016 47,34.............1,150,930 1,10.......... l612 DTES, PIGMENT, TANNIMS4 HATS ... 20,69. ................ 9,047 3,409 3,419 ....................... ........... .......... 0033 ALCOHOLS ......................... 7,709,16 1,6B0,4.4 844,669 3,303,073 071,0951.............4,188.049 S42,509........... 816 RADIOACTIVE HATERIALS, WASTES. 12.3111 £9,194 7,111 S03 653....................... ........... .......... te69 2N9"N 0630 TOLUENE ............... 1964,230 901,111 36,770 M,911#941 361,004 30,360 3,$79,009 1,314,9264.......... 881B SULP14JRIC ACI...................1,1664..... ... 33,. .... 12,116,64 69,109 ............. ,433.70 0033.6.......... 2B19 SASIC CHEMICALS AND PROD, NEC. 111,495.106 15#,4,9116 10,95,71 23,031,797 3,311,091 330,451 10,toyTSA1 1,61S.201 It 3011 PLASTIC MATERIALS ................ 3,03,153 779,4 21,6.14 63,10a 09,471. ............... 3,430 ...... I 3011 BYNTHETIC IN6OBES...................38,4711 29,101 315,644 77.411 t.141 &.to7 70,113...................... loSY 7H4171 (1409.90013 PIERNS ... 309,716 71,013 133.109 1,14 1,11. ....................... ........... .......... 1033 DRUGS .............................. 39,0711 105,47 46,33 11,157 3.113 ....................... .................. last SOAP .............................. 11,944 £70,311 391,079 71446 70,947................,010 ................. 39 1013 PAINTS.......................... 1331,307 M36,144 70,192 21,871 91,080 ......... 173...........3,0 61 51)4 AND 10000 CHEMICALS ............. 37,701 30,071 174,033 333,039 03,093 1,030 119,113 06,370 .......... 2071 NITROGEMOUS CHEN FERTILIZES~. 30,701,751 3,196411 1,10S,403 4.129.010 901,050 50,13 3,534,077 17,9466.......... Is73 WOARMI CHEM PERTILIZER1S. 1,. 5740,019 3,999,170 1,139,111 1,401,133 £17,470 1,1? 3,607,070 31,1466.......... 2871 PHOSP-IATIC CoEN FERTILIZERS ... 1,51399S 3,910 3,439,037 90,0,4 347,391 a6 017,03 34,119 .......... 2074 INSECTICIDE$, 0UINICTANTS 521,011 77,091 346.34a 4.9118 4,403 ....... 34.A .... I 0679 FERTILIZEM AND MATERIALS, NECC 10,041,090 $7,139 0,303,740 6403,091 1,149,510...............,321,.791 35,710 a 2091 NISICELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PROD0... 2,494,701 s17.015 907,047 479,009 399,662 3,937 373,073 1,979 .......... PETROLE9UM & COAL PRODUCTS 1913 GASOLINE ........................ 1974000 17,100,401 1,017,300 74,941,019 36,609,304 430.433 27,010,991 10,089,715 333,033 1912 JET FUE..........................4,900,191 3,003,71 920,019 13,026,111 1,109,0406 309,0564 ,07,920 693,677 £41,704 0933 KEROSENE .......................... ,101,093 375,041 79,151 2,324.060 3,11,403 10,119 713.01£ 399,130 37,947 214 DISTILLATE PUEL 0I..............70,101,009 1,407,315 15, 111 19,431,403 27,11,976 309,101 16.408,147 12,9A3,340 371,010 R911 RESIDUAL PUEL OI1...............14,410,937 03,510.0£ 9,913,01 6,901,071 10,053,131 3409 37,173,1573 33,43,4,02 3,303,64 2916 LUSRICAtIV6 OILS AND GREABEO- 0,M09,097 019,301 2,310,007 .1t,401 2,147,3152 31,100 0,700,060 373.309 .......... 2917 NAPHTAA, PETROLEUM IOLVNTS . 1,990,1 771,777 43,401 7,141,904 1,43,301 13,03640,042,370 t.0490641 191,310 2910 ASPHALT, TAR, AND PITCHES. 11,1,143 1,01,14 311,4146 9,600,003 3,109,700 073,030 S591,303 139,360 .......... 1920 COKE, PETROL.EUM4 CORE ............. 3,114,068 367,404 07,03,911 1,010,341 41 130,90 4,414,301 003,310 .......... 291 LoBuEplI OAISS..................7,711,011 M,554,234 3,061,310 1,641,031 334,30 444 3,196,479 1A,678 &7f 391 ASPHALT SUILDING MATERIALS .... 14,010 ................ 1,601 4,409 0,400 ....................... .................. -7991 PETROLEUM4 AND COAL P000, NEC.. l,34M,440 47,110 031,734 1,391,190 3,049,317...............93,303 342,0,46 11,102 RUBBER 9 418C. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 303£ MUSSIA 040 RISC PLASTIC PROD-- 2,6119,417 1,43,136 093,044 11133 100,171 9,051 3,056 ................. 90 LEATHER A LEATHER PRODUCTSR 3111 LEATMER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS.. 904,40 631,174 79,700 514 11, 504.S'O6........... ........... ........... .......... STONE, CLAY, CLASS,& CONCRETE PROD. 1111 CLOSS AN0 GLASS PRODUCT79,0 04,3 36,3 0494 334........3,1...... 3340 BUILoiNg CEMT.........,9910 301,1 0977 3,0,4 3,3,9 3,1.0 ,B05 70441 1013 STRUCTURAL CA PRDTS1,01,37s 590,'940 93.343 71,144 00,130 43,790 0,910 ...... Sall LIME ............................. 3137,m0 134 0,126 1,3IS,10 104 040 1,S33,004 !!0.......... 1101 CUT STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS.. ,-1 369,531 4,6117 00346,3SI 511 9,3 M3... 391 MISC NONNEITILLIC MINERAL PROD. 1,1135101 690,411 363,474 M33,4152 144,410 19 261,719 ;.3S9 NATUONA 6LA3I 9 TABLE 3.-SUMMiA uOREG P0111 DOME*STIC MAESBORMS, COMMIS.t $I TYPE OF INAPPIC AM cgMggm~r. CALENDAR YKaN 1900-.COOYIMUEO (NET TRAFFtC to tosS or too** PSUSOSI COMMODITY TOTAL wMa. PRIMARY METAL PRODUCTS IMOTS_________ C4116 40 11 0141A OCL TRRTR 391 Fla 1 ....... . .. ' 03,01 30RO3.5 39,3331 151105 all 900 10.910 it .-.. 3312 AA . .............. 1.269.033 360,00 to 1.340934 0.175t 030.00 509,100 ......... . . M3e spoil AND S1TEEL PRIMARY FORMS.- 3,370.939 1,501.356 91#694 S,038.S395in I,00* 1.415#446 1,essa 3315 IRON, StEEL $NealB SIC SWEET. iR,381.130 13116080 ISOM9 809170886 &Islas 10,677 1.930*69 5,916...- 3316 1RON AND STEEL PLATES. 11119TS. 1#506,317 162#931 1O0,11 "Igloo9 35,39 3.0 944.6IA 93 .....- 33I1 IRON AND STEEL PIPE AND TUK-.- 353,3#2 8.030#911 100096 1,007,693 33.,0 ..- 919.119 11,00i a 3310 FCAROALLOYS .......... .318,164 1.371,181 110136 974003 10,810 1.460 9900016 6.30 .. .... 3319 1R00 AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC-- 113.10? 311.33 IS11 131.3 04.101 31,793 1140 11aI 3331 MONFEORDUS METALS. NEC ..... I339311 401.166 10#4 30.:38 little -0,107 ....... 33I3 COPPER ALLOYS. UNORO .. D.. 07130 heel 11ot? S.161 3710S!0 # . ...... 35138 496.-.- 3383 LEAS AND ZINC. UN0199 .... 40#,933 303.06 990998 5,777 309 .*...... 00.00 ........ 3330 ALUMINUM AND ALLOYS. uNNORKED. 107,3S 8109S60 131.596 011,141l 7.3*3 ....... 111,007 least I FABRICATED ME9TAL PRODUCTB. EXCEP ORDNANCE. WACMIMIYA TRAI. gout 3011 FASRICATED METAL PRODUCTS ..... ,,09 83, 0044 30961 1.009.00 10191,3911 1,016 171,199 17.S94 1,607 MACHINERY. Except ELECTRICAL 311 MACWINERY, EXCEPT ELECTICL~ 6.181.044 0.01604 1081118370 633,7194 11116.1 30419 370,949 16.,1 1,Ogo ELECTRICAL MACHINIST, EQUIPMENT 9 SUPPLIES 3011 ELECTRICAL MACI AND ESUIP ..... 3 3. 311.030oal#4 998330 1703 07,l0ex#* .- 10,131 31 is TRANSPORTATION EIUZPosEII 3711 M010R VEWICLIB, PARTS, E§uIP- 6,441,B97 701191,071 086.1911 011,033 649.81 3M 11.091 00 371 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ................. 3,300 9.3*7 10.0r0 437 301 ....... 3 ....... 3731 SHIPS AN0 &SAYS8...-.................b 36SS 03933 Itself& 0.06 It 133 ... . ... 8.931 .--. .-. 1791 MISC TRANSPORTATION 1OUIPMFMT- Wells 01,081 601719 101,113t 800,380 SIB 1,003 403. ... INSTRUMENTS, P140106RAPWIC I, OPTICAL GOODS, NAICNES A CLOCNS sell IMOIR, TIME, P0070. OPT 50005. 103,370 391,930 803.030 30.31 130191................. 3 MISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURINS 3911 MISC MUFACTURED PRODUCTS.... a,901#103 1,191$13 17,90 8.3 0 1,933 3,303 1,101,971 "13 a3 WASTE I SCRAP MATERIALS 408811 0 IRONAD STEEL $CRAP ............ 8,0.9 I3.0 to$?, SIR 3.609#,16 4303 ,64? 3,131.991 070,531..:...... 0011 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP ........... 1,3918611 101:,1 3.03 8,9 3S *8,38. 039 MASIE AND SCRAP. NEC ............ 19.0,001 ........... ... .... - 190406.00 340137 61 19,703,9031 1,31.1311..-.. SPECIAL ITEMS 018 MATER ..................... 1.644,900 ........... - . 1,640000 3,140 -. ,177,939 03,3304 011 COMMODITIES, NSEC ................. 3.915131% 01,990 409.199 91114046 0#64000. 1 laest 109,01 133.103 99073 0113 LCL P511CM?...........................I........... .. . .. to is. . . .... .................-.. 11*9 EMPTY COTAINERS ................... .. 1.19.................. ... $ell 5S,41 ........ 1386411 55 .M. 999 DEPARTMENT or o(fE0*E AND SCI1 96,100 .. ............ 96,964.......... . . . . . .... . ... ..... ........ 10 NATIONAL SUMMARIES =Ogg EoEmoI, 00 0E0 00 FOREIGN WATERBORNE COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES GREAT LAKES vs. COASTAL PORTS 1977 - 1986 1000 900 s 0~ T TL 400 30T 0 200 ONs 100 Os 492 O ~ A i COATAL PORTS -i----GREAT LAKES PORTS 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 YEAR FOREIGN WATERBORNE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 1977 -1986 1000 Mu / ~800H 4.3 / 700 L 300 0N 200 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 YEAR 12 NATIONAL SUMMARIES PRICIPAL COMMOMMIE CARRIED BY WATER CALENDER YEAR 1986 TOTAL COMMIERCE . .... P..OPHI DLEANDAM ODDUCT IRNOB RN ~COAL AND COKEtIII ALL ODIER MON AND STEELj SAND. OSVGORrS A LOGSLOG AND LUNBUR., 2AAN8%V NATIOAL SUMMARIES 13 TABL~E 2A.-B,'4m4iY OF FOREIGN COMMERCE AT COASTAL PORTS, BY COTMMODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1986 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) COMOD1TY TOTAL IMPORTS EXPORTS TOTAL. ALL CO4DTE ................................... 91,394,141 -472,230,90 319,163,161 FARM PRODUCTS 0101 COTTON, RA........................................................................................ G7,817 176 817,651 0*01 BARLEY AND RYE.................................................................................. 1,459,809 - 73.110 1,386,619 0103 CORN............................................................................................ 28,024,L29 64,237 27.919,912 0104 OATS.............................................................................................. $82,876 370,197 120679 0105 RICE............................................................................................. 2,601,883 92,080 2,709,603 0106 SORGHUM GRAINS.................................................................................. 4.166,03)............... 4,166,03) 0107 ,iMEAT........................................................................................... 24,6,668 13,013 24.195,833 0111 SOYBEANS........................................................................................ 21,619,717 20 21,619,691 0139 OftLSEEDSf Nt............... ................................................................... 176,250 31,790 344,459 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF.................................................................................... 476,569 211111 263,544 01?4 FIELD CROPS, NEC................................................................................. 192,310 62,156 110,214 01l1 FRES4 PRJITS.................................................................................... 1,279,191 151,519 3,328,174 0132 8A4ANAS4 ANi) VL.TAINS........................................................................... 3,532,310 3,1110,094 2,216 0133 COFFEE........................................................................................... 1,261051 1,175,288 45,1.4 0134 C(,COA JEANS...................................................................................... 232,141 227,718 40403 0141 FRESH ANC. FM,)ZLN VEGETABLES ..................................................................... 3636,504 167,872 668,632 gist LIVE A..14&L........................................................................................ S,896 294 50602 0161 AN14ALS AMO FMJUJCTS, NtC........................................................................ is4,253 124,870 129,15 019t MISCELLANEOUS FARM4 PRUDUCTS....................................................................... 644,198 45,331 *9,463 FOREST PRODUICTS 0841 CRUDE OUSIER AND ALLIED ;jOAS.................................................................... 1,065,965 1,055,096 30,869 0861 FOREST PRO3ULTS, NEC............................................................................. 160,337 110,054 30,0)0 FRESH4 FIB, L THER NARINE PRODUCTS 0911 FRE34 F134~, EXCLPT SHELLFISH..................................................................... 5832,958 540,51S 212,443 0912 SHELLFISH, EXCLPT PREPARED....................................................................... 244,086 204,634 39,454 0931 'A414E SOELLS, JM4ANJFACTU4EU..................................................................... 9,623 3,085 6,138 METALLIC ONES 1011 IRON ORE AND CUONCENTRATES...................................................................... 14,48,30 14,473,414 t1994 lOZl COPPER ORE AND) C4CEAdTHATES...................................................................... 644,473 15,954 624,484 1051 ALUR414UR 0ORES, C34CEATRATES.................................................................... 12,209,469 12,687,495 121,914 3061 MANGANESE J)kS, CONCENTRATES..................................................................... 431,12 426,475 sell7 1091 NONFERROUS ORES, C04CENT, vEC---............................................................... 2,012,33 1,152,107 460,426 COAL 1121 COAL A'ID LIG'1IfE................................................................................ 72,,866 l,858,166 71,024,699 CRJDE PETROLEUM 1311 CRUDE PETROLU.................................................................................. 216.697.115 216,690,610 6,935 NUNMETALLIC MINERALS, EXCEPT FULLS 1411 LIMESTONE......................................................................................... 724,77s 673,813 50,902 141Z BUILDING STONE, UNNORKEO......................................................................... 314,194................ 34,194 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED R0CK...................................................................... 2,849,95a 3,769,934 10460,038 1451 CLAY............................................................................................. 3,647,19 1,7156,366 1,890,833 1471 PHOSPHATE RUCK.................................................................................. 8.6*826.11,6? 8,,07 109,406 1479 NATURAL FERTILIZER MATS, NEC..................................................................... 51,01 51,012.............. 1491 $ALT............................................................................................. *,159,59 3,909,840 250,171 1492 SULPHUR, DRY.................................................................................... 3,171,08................ 3,13,189 34941 GYPSUM~, CRUDE ANY PLASTERS...................................................................... 9,419,36 9,403,000 18,366 1499 NO*RETNLLIC MINERALS, NEC...................................................................... 01,613,705 1,065,071 146,634 ORDNANCE L ACCESSORIES 1411 ORDNANCE ANY ACCESSORIES......................................................................... 29,974 24,488 5,086 FOOD S MINVORED PROICTS loll MEAT, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN................................................................ 14405s 704,668 179,361 2012 mEAT AND PRrODICTS, NEC....................................................................... 311520 252,760 28,760 1014 TALLON, ANIMAL FATS AND OIS................................................................. 31,233,690.............. 1.213,690 2335 ANIMAL BY.PR.uOUCTS, 4EC...................................................................... :::::740,936 33,288 729,648 2021 DAIRY PRODUCTS, NEC.............................................................................. 183,698 360,797 22,913 202l DRIED HILK A010 CREAM............................................................................. 4040977 22,021 382,950 2033 FISM AND SHELLFISH, PMEPAMEO.................................................................... 418,090 347,897 70,203 2034 VEGETA&LES A:,D PREP, NEC........................................................................ 955,374 776,512 178,862 2039 PREP FRUIT AND REC JUICE, NEC.................... .............................................. 2,343,369 2,138,376 405,38? 2041 4HEAT FLOUR AND SEMOLINA...............................................................,708................... Iao1,270,662 2042 ANI TMAL FEEDS.................................................................................... 9,9273593*334 9,554,234 2049 GRAIN TMILL PRODUCTS, NEC....................................................................... 6,69 3,3 6.4S2,911 2061 SUGAR........................................................................................... 2,454,85 2,067,098 381756 2062 MOLASSES........................................................................................3,1770,78 1335,232 413,511 2081 ALCOHOLIC BEVEHAQS....................................... ....................................... 2,647126 2,431,310 212,016 2093 VEGETABLE OILS, MARC, SHORT..................................................................... 2,5313,40 3,291,912 10217,418 2092 ANIMAL OILS AND FATS, NEC........................ ............................................... 107.3 30,809 96,587 ?09S ICE............................................................................................... 202,23 202,206 at 2099 MISCELLANEOUS FOOD PRODUCTS.....................................................................1,855,237 983,8317 45,950 TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2111 TOBACCO MANUFACTURES .............................................................................. 16001 6,46 13,324 BASIC TEXTILES 221 BASIC TERTILE PRODUCTS ..................................................................... 17,2 3,9875 13,4 ilia TEXTILE FIBERS, NC..........................................................................88 4883 3197?: -14 aM~4. &.c ~ e 14ae.d Sewt. 149f6 TA"LE 24--SJ4'4ART nF FOREIGN. CnvmCNCE AT COASTAL PORTS, By CI1NmDOITy, CALENDAR YEAR 1988--CONTIUED 11N TONS OF 2,000 P34305 ________ COMM4ODITY TOTAL IMPORTS EXPORTS APPAREL j OTHER FI'.1SHMfl TEXTILE -PRaoUCTS, 1NCUL'I%G 9141T 2311 APPAREL ........................................... 1,117.976 1.0S6,56? 80,809 LU49EN A 430D PROOS.,tAC. FUIRNITURE 2411 LOGO............................................ 15.723.091 157t643 15,565,448 2413 FUEL 4000, CHqARCOAL, PASTES ............... .................. 82,095 70,760 11035 2414 T108ER, POSTS, POLES, PILING- 8...................f ............ 3,t27 9,543 73,S84 ZR1S PULP 330, L04..................... .................... 109,094 99,232 10,46Li 2416 .030 CHIPS. ST.VES, 4OLOINGS ................................ 5,281,474 885,866 R,622,008 2421 1Lu%3ER ........................................... S.56,109 2,355,885 2,682,644 R831 VE.EER, PLY..vO, .IUNKED dOJO ................................ ,571,06$ 1,106,039 38S,006 1491 4000 A.4JFACIUML3, NE ..................... C.............. 601,079 334,218 266,861 FURNITURE A fixTIRtS 2510 FUR41IORE 4.0 F1ATURE3 ----------------------------------- 1,293,445 1,233,291 60,204 PJLP, PAPER 6 ALLIED PRtDUCT8 2611 PULP--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4.548,866 428,507 4,120,359 26?1 ST*%oARD 4E,3041if PAPIR---------------------------------------------------------------------------,372,284 1,881.768 510,47 2631 PAPER ASD PAIE483MO----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4,881,401 1,625,014 3,256,387 2691 PULP 44~D PAPLi? PRODUCTS, 14CC.................................................................... 3517,873 189,095 148,576 PRITLO MATTER 2711 PP14TED OAlTR--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------304,788 220,302 60,46 CHEMICAL$ 9 ALLIED PAOOCTS 28311CRUDEETAR,,OILL, GASP P UCDUCTS ------------------------------------------------------------.--... ---643,187 557,535 285,65 2812 DYES, PIGENT, TAuhIXG MATS-----------------------------------------------------------------------.9,057-------------------04,05 2833 ALC'4ILS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2,020,368 1,654,632 8885,73 2836 RAOI04CTIVE -AIEOIALS, MASKSS----------------------------------------------------------------------1,,48 14,296 7,252 2837 SE,2EJE 440 TOLUENJE--------------------------------------------------------------------------------1,025,475 9908,205 117,27 Z819 BASIC CHE41CALS A4%J PROD, 4EC-------------------------------------------------------------------28,515,854 15,607,191 12,908,663 Z621 PLASTIC 4ATERIALS----------------------------------------------------------------------------------3,367,652 77,,332 2#S99,322 ?6233SYNT'4ETOC CMAdN4')E)FIOERS------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8.S8282 775,035 2233,47 2831 DRUGS------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13,068 308,885 88,16 2841 SOAP-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------481,2006 1,79 9 291,927 - 2851 PAI'4T3-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45.334 407,162 78,15 a$61 GUM4 441 4000 C-4EICALS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------14,600 00,186 117,,11 2671 NITROGENOUS C.9A FERTILIZERS---------------------------------------------------------------------4,398,937 2,891,534 0,505,403 2872 POTASSIC CHEM" FEROTILIZERS------------------------------------------------------------------------3,028.435 889,323 2,139,012 2873 PHOS04ATIC C..EA FERTILIZERS-----------------------------------------------------------------------3,621,03 1,934 1,809,349 2876 It-SECTICIOES, OISI*FECTAITS-----------------------------------------------------------------------244,543 76,674 067,869 2879 FERTILIZER AkT 4ATERIALS, 4EC------------------------------------------------------------------ 4,374.192 30,450 4,142,742 2891 413CELLA'IEU CHEMICAL PROD-----------------------------------------------------------------------,600,073 813,341 98b,734 PETROLEJu 6 COAL PRODUCTS 2921 GASOL14E------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38,908,628 107,088,121 3,820,50 2912 JET FJEL------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9191S5200 33,0017722 9923,14 2923 KROSEVE---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------25,833 075,461 79,15 2914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 318,298,707 02,857,084 S,637,643 291S RE31DJAL FUEL JT----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,210,088 83,296,690 99,922,35 2908 LUARICAII4 ILS 415 AIREASES----------------------------------------------------------------------2,76,776 4S8,359 2,310,807 2917 11APITHA, PET..OL6EJM SOLVENTS----------------------------------------------------------------------7,803,480 7,780,084 63,396 2918 ASPHALT, TAR, A140 PITCHESS------------------------------------------------------------------------1940,889 2,820,252 120,637 2420 COkE, PETROLEUM CORE-------------------------------------------------------------------------------0,914,435 3320,400 26,593,97 2923 LIQUEFIED QASES------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5,832,592 4,558,238 0,278,35 29S0 ASPHALT BUILVIIG MATERIALS----------------------------------------------------------------------- 22,075------------------22,07s 2991 PETOLEUM 440 COAL PROD, VLC-----------------------------------------------------------------------48,778 87,058 80,722 OU6SER 9 RISC. PLASTIC PRODUCTS 3030 RUOER AND RISC PLASTIC PROD0---------------------------------------------------------------------1,969443 2,678,721 240,742 LEATHER S, LEATHER PROOUCTS 3111 LEATHER AND LEATHER PRODUCTS----------------------------------------------------------------------890,522 800,742 79,780 STONE, CLAY, CLAS8,I CONCRETE PROD. 34711 GLASS AND0 GLASS PRODUCTS----------------------------------------------------------------------------68,587 492,680 187,40 1241 BUILDING CEML'4T-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------32,205707 12,178,2899 27,808 21 STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS----------------------------------------------------------------------------97,238 888,091 93,04 3270 LINE-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2,282 336 2,32 3280 CUT STONE 400 STONE PRODUCTS----------------------------------------------------------------------SIO,63S 506,621 4,514 1290 RISC NONMETALLIC MINERAL PROD--------------------------------------------------------------------1,077,124 843,501 083,609 PNIwA4Y METAL PROCUCTS 3300 PIG IRON--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6.0,70 096,848 339,32 S3ll SLAG-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6,33366,373 2 3314 IRON AN0 STEEL PRI4ARY FORRS----------------------------------------------------------------------1,49,034 1,412,706 36,328 3315 1404, STEEL SHAPE$, kXC SHEET-------------------------------------------------------------------9,98,288 9,845,825 85,8 61 3337 1004 AND STEEL PIPE AND TUBE---------------------------------------------------------------------2,142,228 2,802,145 140,080 3318 FERR0ALLOVI----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------',78 S41 1,:20:3188 70,73 319 IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS, NEC-----------------------------------------------------------------------403,867 3,63 65,508 3321 NONFERROUS METALS, NEC-------------------------------------------------------------------------------232,136 3036,379 78,81 3322 COPPER ALLOTS, UNNORAED-----------------------------------------------------------------------8338791 577,132 S616,7 3323 LEAD AND ZI0C, UNRORRD------------------------------------------------------------------2..,.6.09,177 1,80 3384 ALUMINUM AND ALLOTS# UNWaRKED------------------------------------------------------------------,27,5 0S': ,839,87s 230,575 MATIO0 NULSUMMARKU 15 TABLE ZA.-SUMMARY Of FOREIGN COMNERCE AT COASTAL PORTS, BY COMNODITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1986-.CONTINUtD (IN TONS OF 2,00 POU#OS) CONODITY TOTAL IMPONTS EXPORTS FABRICATED VETAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT ORNANCE, 4AC,INEY,9 TPANS. EQUIP. 3411 FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS *o3,039- 321,5 ......... ........................................ 3,603,966 3,2it,52 jt414 "ACHIMERY, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL 511 MACMH1ERY. EXCEPT .LECTRICAL .............................................................. S0A12z204 4,143,S99 10268034S ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT ISUPPLIES 5611 ELECTRICAL 4AC4 AND EQUIP................................................................ .. 3547,St9 3,25T,410 S90309 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 3711 40TOR VEHICLES, PARTS, EQUIP................................................................ .,.766, 44 7,201,2S 456,593 3721 AIRCRAFT AND PARTS ........... .............................................................. . 23#953 9,217 14.073 3731 ShIPS AND OUATS ............................................................................. 866,2 2723 24959 3791 4ISC TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT.. .............................................................. 110,720 44,998 572 INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHIC & OPTICAL GOODS. WATCHES 9 CLOCKS 311 INSTR. TIME, PlOTO, OPT GOOS . . ............................................................ 1 370140 395,&42 101.895 4ISC. PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING 1911 MISC AN I ACTU ED PRODUCTS..-- . ................................................................. 16730hi1 159600 177074 IAStE B SCRAP mATENIALS 4011 IRON AND STEEL SCRAP .............................. .. . . ................................... 90918,230 133,5*? 9,786,3*3 4012 NONFERROUS METAL SCRAP............................o...................................... 1.....3 5 4S2,766 $63579 4022 TEXTILE WASTE, SCRAP, SWEEP......o... ............................................................ 28*79 ,310 275.269 A024 PAPER A4STE ANO SCRAP............ o ................................................................. 33512 6166 3.02.346 SPECIAL ITEMS 4112 COMMIDITIES, NEC.. ........ ................................................................ 021,117 415,141 407,976 9999 OEP&RT4ENT UF OEFE43 AND S C i .............................................................. . .94,0............ . 94 16 ae4,a te Stae f 6 TABLf 29..SU444kY OF FOREIC'4 Cn-tRCF &I GREAT LAKES PORTS, RY COOMOrITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1940 (IN 10N OF 2,000 POUNDS) 1_PORTS EXPORTS CU4ODITY TO1TAL T I TOTAL CANADIAN OVERSEAS TOTAL CANADIAN OV(RSEAS TOTAL, ALL C09001TI1 .................. 4S,?9,,362 13,842,4RA 9,597,504 4,244, 90 3,,986,67 25.244, 4 ,73,730 FA 4 PRODUCTS 0102 BARLEY AND '*E ------------------------- 3ekG7 ........ ....... 3..... ..... ... 3,07 4,4 9,950 0103 CORV .........................-.. - .. 3 93,b ....................... . ...... 93,922, 302, 0104 OATS............................. ..... . . ?4,074 24,014 24,074 .................. ............ ............ ............ 03I *HEAT----------- -------------- 2,5,2. 12 ,75 123,7%8 -....-..... 4,6 3.7.,85 2,11,161- 0113 U3*01 o . o 1,287,o . . 3.207,080 21,72 1,07,10 I"1 1,26S [¢........o°....o 72,64 ....... $4 ......... ........... 77... ° ...... :4 .72 1 76 0ll? OILSEEDS, NEC -------------- 272,62v 1,543 1,43 ------ 271,077 --- ----i 271,07? 0129 FIELD CROPS, 4,C --- - --------- - 11,2 7 167 90' 91 11,100 .......... - .- .. . 100 0131 FWES FRUITS--------------------------- 126 .......... *........ 12. . 12. 25 ..... .10_ 0 3J COFFEE .*.--. . . . . .. . . .... .. Ila? ............ It? ............ . .......... ... 0141 FRE54 44D FROZEN VEGETABLES ............ 30,o9 34 ......... ;3 30,595 803 29,792 011 A-1IALS 44D PRQOUCTS, NEC ............... 391 37 1 to 0191 413CELLAI US FA4 PRODUCTS----------- 2 . .. .... ... ...... ... . FOkEST PRODUCTS 0641 CRUDE RUBBEd AD ALLILED GU-4-............. ISO 136 311 t0o 34 1- 061 FO(ST PRODUCTS. NEC. ---------------....... 17 T 22 : -.. . . ...... .. FRESH FISH 9 OTHE 4ARI PROJUCTS 0911 fRESH FISH, EXCEPT SNELLFISH............. J44 % ............. I S 39 3.191 ---------- METALLIC ORES 3011 1004 0R E40 CUNCET4ATE.---.----------- 6,89,173 3,71.213 1 ,38b,06 485i15? 0,997,969 4.976.131 21,06? 1051 ALU414UU OES. CONCLVTRATS............. . 70,9014 70,946 ............ .70,6 9 ........ 3 0b3 A""G ESE JOES, COCENTATES-.................2,5 24,057 ............ I 24,057 ................................... 1091 4OFERROJ3 ORES, CUNWC4I, C...............56,19 70.234 7, 70,227 8,9 ....-.---- ..- . ,950 COAL 1121 COAL 0 LIG.ItE....-.- -------------- 14,27,bS -........---- .....------ -............ 1,276,6s 13,R01,46 7 393,211 CRIDE PETROLEUM 1311 CRUDE PETROLEU.---------------.------- .5,76 54,766 54,7 ......--.... . . .. ---....... NO44EVALLIC "INERALS, EXCEPT FUELS 14XI Ll"ESTOV' - -------- - - - ---------- - - --. - . .,b,i6............ .......................... -- -- .611ZO ,611zO ............- 1412 BUILDING STONE, U4OIO----------------.... .. 20,760 ....... ...... ............ ..... Z5-.- 20.760 25,70 ............ 1442 SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHD ROCK..---------.- ,53,754 3,079,006 1,079,00 4 459,74 409,131 50,035 11 CLAY..........................................179,7 10,869 1 10,807 16,863 36,008 52,835 1491 SA.T.................................... .2,338,362 3.SS6,968 1,556,97 13 781.374 7I,076 40,298 1492 SULPJR, DOaT..............................0 ........................ . ........... 266 20 ........... 1494 GYPSU", CRODE 40 PL4STERS.--.------ .. 5,72 ............ .... ........ ............. . 5,072 5,S 20 1499 NONMETALLIC 1 t 6S, NEC--.----------- . . 5,489 140,375 87,530 52.600 2,334 20,110 t,000 ORO.,4..CE A ACCESSOOIE3 1911 ORD444CE AND ACCLSSORIE.----.----------- 1 tbT 48 319.. .......... ....................... FOOD A %14001D PRODUCTS 2011 MEAT, FRESH, CHtLLEO, FROZEN.-- .------- 160 12 ............ 122 42 ............ 4? 2012 RIT 44D PRODUCTS, NEC.... - -----. - - . - .. 5 6 46 30 39 ............ -, 2014 TALLOW. All"AL FATS 4N OILS...........- 3S,349 ------------.........--- --- ------ 35,349 66 3S.203 201S ANIMAL 8Y.PRODJCTS, EC................... .2,248 35 Jos 20 2,11' 09S 1,710 2021 DAIRY PROOCTS, 4C................................7 09 ... . 9 726 -. 0...........?2 2022 DRIED 4IL4 AND CREA4..-.......... ...- . 40,0............. ... .............. ........... 40,96 ............ . 40,b98 2031 F1 4 40 SHELLFISH, PREPARED---------. - 2 32 ............ .32 ..................... ............... V004 VEGETABLCS AND PREP, NEC................ 9S7 957 523 414 20 .......... 20 P139 PREP FRUIT A0 VEG JUICE, -C........... .4,09 4,279 2,849 1,430 ................ ................... . ..- 2041 WHEAT FLOUR AN0 SE4OLIN-A --- - 0................ 3S,041 - ------ --------- ---- -- -.-------- 304............ . ,043 2042 ANIMAL F-ES................................... 3484,030 2 33 ,30............ .14,310 2049 GRA14 "ILL PSOOUCTS, NEC................ 130,769 086 361 327 130,081 ............ 130,061 2061 SUGAR................................... 1,002 11,602 2,7S 8,046 - ............ ............ .......... 2081 ALCOHOLIC AEVERGES.....................- 9,564 9,89 3,067 6,002 ?5 10 05 2091 VIESTWALE OILS, 'AR, SHORT..--- ---.- . 2U,32 ,731 ............. 1,731 18, ............ .18,651 2092 ANIMAL OILS A40 FATS, EC.------------.. ?3 73 ------------ 7 ooooo..o.o.....o7............ ........................ 2095 ICE......................................... ..... as7 257 ............. 257 ................... ......... . . ... 2099 4iSCELLANEOUS FOOD PODOUCTS ............. .... . 8,94 2,02S 163 1,62 30,879............. .679 TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2133 TOBACCO MNUF CTURES. . . . ..-----------------. T.T.. ... 20 2?b. .6 - -- ------ -- 2. .2 .............. ....................... BASIC TETTILES 2211 BASIC TEXTILE PRODUCTS........-- ----- - .. ,3S0 16,297 270 16,027 59 21 S APPAREL & OTHER F14ISHED YXTILE PRODUCTS. INCUDING KNIT 2311 APPAREL ................................. 3,1o0 Ise 17 1,5 1,0o............ . . 000 LUMBER 6 0000 PROODS.4EC. FURNITURE 8411 LOSo ............................................ o 6,0.2 o.........................,002 0,504 1,094 2013 FUEL 000, CHRCOAL, WASTES ................. *... 0................20 20 216 4000 CIPS, STAVES, OL1 --- - ............. 22 2 .......... . . -............... ........... ...... 2080 LUR I - ............................... .. . 27,341 24,077 23,905 332 3,200 3,900 1.33 2013 V41111, PLI0O00, I840 00o- - ............ 2,602 ?19 SoO 139 2,083 244 1,109 NATKNIM SUMARES 17 TABLE S-SUWIARY OF FOREIGN COMMERCE AT GREAT LAKES PORTS, BY CONOOITY, CALENDAR YEAR 1966..CONTINUED (IN TONS OF 1,404 POUNDS) _______ IPORTS _______ XPORTS -l COMMODITY TOTAL TOTAL CANADIAN -OVERSEAS TOTAL CANADIAN OVERSEAS LUMBER I 400D PRUOS..EXC. FUWIRTURt (CONTINUED) 1491 OOD "AMUFACTU4E6. N EC. 19 1O3 4b 14 PURNITJRE % FIXTURES 1511 FURNITURE AND FIXTJRES ............ *..... 2.09 2,99 319 1,760 ............ ............ . . PULP, PAPER A ALLIED PRODUCTS 2611 PPP . - l,0o7 1550041 510511 113,927 609 44 2611 +TAVD64D E49SR4INT PAPER ................ 134,47S 11,47 133 ?5 oo............ ............ ............ ............ 2631 PAPER A40 PAPESOAO ..................... frill 3,i91 b002a P0169 S97 117 310 1691 PULP 443 PAPER POOUCTS, NEC-...............&as 42 2 270 141 14 |2? PgIt'EO mATTER 2711 P OTED 4 --.. ------.........--. ......... .. 41- ass 37 2.6 202 133 69 C4941CALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS 2S11 CRUDE TAR, OIL, GAS PRODUCTSt.............. .. .47 13,6? 93,03S 452 . t............ ............ .......... M e32 DYES, PISIE T . TANNING ATS ... .. -. . 10 ......... ... ... .. eo..................... 10 .... 0.. tO 2611 ALCOAOLS ..........- ................-.-- 26.97 116,032 2S,64 .65 931 93S 2617 6EVIE4E A4D TOLU .------------------- ..... .. 46,814 33,510 33,310 ............ . ...104 13.S0 ............ 2619 BASIC CMERICAL3 A4'0 PROD, NEC-........... . 16,17 61,765 43,044 18,719 41,092 40,460 4,232 2621 PLASTIC 4MAL -IAL- ....................... 4.396 3,694 1,017 1,077 1#304 1 1,113 M22 SNTIETIC 4 d .. . ........................... 276 lot a00 176 170 1623 SY1.TETIC (46'4.AOL) FIBERS...............20 Is to o o................ .a a 1 13JS..................................... &so I6 393 409 4 5 . .... 4.. 241 $OAP..................................... Q.194 S14 163 379 3,.1S 13 3,.639 Z651 PAI4TS-................................ 29,002 2S,962 7183 21,779 40 ............ 40 661 GUN 440 .4000 COICALS - - .................. lob & ............ 7 9 19 2571 1 4ITOGE'4043 C"E- FERTILIZERS ............... 215.o04 211,666 36,573 376,133............................. 2W7 PnTASSIC C~t' FERTILIZERS....................1,l3.e11 3,136,211 1,330,21......................................... 2,T , POSP44TIC C'.4 F.,TILIZE4S ............. as............. ............................... .. . . . . 2676 INSICTICIDES, J1T3FECTANTS ................... . S14 all 31 606 493 0363 2679 FLE4IIIE ,1 MATERIALS, EC. ----------- ...... "i........45 ,7924 ?02.04 2.622..........;;, 26 3 ICELLA'AE.1US ."9. 91CAL P4001...................5 *4 4,484 Z,036 3,414a 10113 41 3,073 P04TLE94 I CUAL.P03DUCTS 911 ;ASOLI ................... . -......... ... .3-,3 e 5 33,450 11351 29 6675, 6,67 ............ 2912 Jit FJE. -------------------------------- ... 6 .......................... ............ .6,621 6,621............ 1914 DISTILLATE FUEL OIL...............--- -- .... ... 71.1911,71 1, 1............ .20-,6 0,66-........... I915 tSI)JL FE JIL -....................-- 216.614 166,3s0 IS7,092 130S 664 66...---------- M96 LU&CAT14G tI, S ----------............. . 8,6164 46 19 7 40,030 48,023 9 M93 4h 09r4, PEf-%fJV $OLIEV3.............. 33,719 33,613 31,693 ............ 26 ............ 1? 2916 &SOMALT, TAN, AM,) PITCHES............... 7 0,131 3S,32 35,299 23 35,019 31,01 --............ 2920 COAE PETRiL3U4 C .. .................... 1,27,222 67,216 67,26. -o---------- 1,201,96 664,340 343,616 Z91 4FE) A3EJ... ......---............... . $3,b0 .................................... .... 3,001 3,4 ............ 2453 A30440 3 iJ41L91 *MAT3.434A......................326............ ............ .................... 326 32.............. 2991 P t4 ILE4'4 4 41. A P400. NEC ------- 66 %6 20 36 It,3 4J41 1 '1 IS. PLASTIC P4OuJLTS 3011 "U ,ET 412 '15C. OLASTIC PROD- .......... 4 ,721 4,17 s0 3,669 324 56 370 LEAI LR k LE.ATHER PRODUCTS $III LF4T.E4 AW) L[E-TER PQODJCT13.......... . ... ... S.....5 367 4. 4 STJ4E. CLAY4, SLASS,& C9Y4CRLTL P400. 3111 GL4SS £43 4L SL PRJOJCT3 ................ 1,76 1.643 54S 1,096 126 9 337 3201 8011.11AS C-L f....... ... *.... .......- o .- 003,062 68.713 860,665s*+ +15: le1 "°'°°' 32%1 SVJ'IA CLA .1........................... . 3,6 SS72 6064 24,016 22,339 22,339 ............ 133 1 S J A CLY .... JCTS ......................... 6,'T 6',4? a,010 4,867 .......................... ........... Sibs CUT 3TO'.E All ITJ4L ffJOJCf .................... ,71541 1. 96 1,726 43 2 1291 415C J%'EfiLLIC 44kL P40-----..... .3.- 1'00 9S0 all 739 S5 451 01344dy 'CYL POODUCTS 1311 P1. [J' .................... . . . . ,366 6,268 ,6................................................ 331 3L4 ........................... .oo .... o .. ,3 20,091 20,09 ................... e oo0.........-.. ..... S134 1004 AND STEEL P-41440Y FOOM'...............444,066 36140So be 366,436 35,166 ................. 1%,16 0131 1404, STCEL .APE9 . EC SET............ .,141,310 2,1J4,343 P6,085 2,306,396 6,717 ............ .6,727 $16 1.'34 ANO St113. PLATES, SETS....-- ----. 43,914 36,1o ............ 36,190 7,1o24o............ . . 7, 4 311 1'0% 4. STItL 01"E AND TJ.. --- .... ...--- 13,01 3,743 a 31,771 416 43.......... 416 3330 r34 .A&L.v-o ............ ................... .69,j 69,393 33,540 37,6 . ............ ............ ............ 1339 I3RO 443 STILL POODUCT$, NEC......... ... .. 7,0 6,96 3,669 1,076 30,036 2,189 7.649 1333 "O.4E00JS .'T-LS, NEC .................. ........ 4,636 4,767 ISI 3.436 33 9 la JJ2 CU0 4 9 LJYS, pJ431 * ................. ........ 1109 3075 13 622 34 ............ 0123 LEA3 4+.2 i134, -%- -- o .. . ............. . 0,*9 07,07 340 ,107337 ..-....-.... 3334 ALU4JI4J- 4J 46L SU, 'O. t........ ,33 IS13 IS7626 ?7,ib ?342 23 ........... 3 FA44LA E) '9 t4L PRJOUCTS, ICEP151 1444IE,'L"14E4Y * TONS. E 4)1', lil3 FA$4ICAVE) "LTL P40D)ICTS .................. ?6.457 21,690 7,360 36,30 567 64 496 '1C43I43E., E-C-PT ELECTRICAL 1533 "'01.91 ay t kCt.T ELECTRIC4................. 9%,906 6So23 4,7421 11,379 32,665 19 33,306 18 tic~ce 4e *a4ed Sre4,. ,'9 f6 T.HILL 231-Si-" R OF Fi jkAtGq Cfl-E'.C At G9LAT LA',ES POR15. AY C04M0DlTY, CALLNUAR YEAR 1986--CONTINUED (1. TONS5 OF 2,000 PaUNDS) CJ'4'40I TY 700..L } M~T XOT TOTAL CAN001AN OVERSEAS TOTAL CA'8AD IAN OVERSEAS E1.ECj,CAL *ACHlNLRY, E 2 J t-. 'T oJPPL IE~ Z 3611 ELLCTQ!CA,. '4CH A 40I LJIP.......................3 0 9 4,078~ 660 3,419 2,2311 54 2,177 s711 '.00)p4 E-4CLES, 04AdS. EJUIP ............ 7,a2l 7,256 S,lbs 2,.199. !7 .2 31 9~ 1P c .I Td. 200 1? 189 2421 417 J 1n UI--4 ----- 7 1 235 579 I3CTI,3'd.7.l0,LUIPL'I '7' 8a 41% 53 6 47 3P1374j .E O. .",',4RAPO0JC, * 1 0 tCAL 1 03)S '. "TC'.E3 , CL(IC S 3811 1.7. T1'4h. 0,1000f, IT Oj ) ........... 92 320 37? 1,132 143 989 AI13. 000') CIS iF "'4UFACTJ0IlN, 391 1 'iSiC '4NJ-C.,l ) ;P.,,CTS ---------- 1,n1b 95 921 16 ....... 16 .,ASTL . 18 0A ATE41'.LS Oil1 I 41 1 4I AJ SIELL.4W~ 9 . ........... 1,29s'.53 595 136 459 1,292,84Z 18.141 1,274,701 0 12 FJP9Ij T,71 S . , 53,414 5313 IA? 51.815 t803 91, 706 400?2 OLAYILC ,S II LL-. sP..............1................................. .27107 (4024 P'AA El.I A.-, 3CR8............... 41............. ...... 047 470 . SP'LT4L I II 43 8112 C'.OTOILO OcX .... .... ~74 285 . ......... 1:33 2 .9 9999)EP.~T'1. OrJLI~.8t480itT ... .3,0... ... ... ... ,68..... . .68 NATIOAL SWMMEaS 19 TABLE 3--COMMERCE AT SELECTFD PORTS EXCLUDING GREAT LAKES PORTS, CALENDAR YEAR 196 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) FOREIGN DOMESTIC PORT TOTAL COASTW13E INTERNAL IMPORTS EXPORTS -LOCAL ______ RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SBHIPMENTS AL4AAA GU4TERSVILLE------------------------------- 1,612,369-----------------------------------------------------l245,650 566,13S........... MOBILE HARBOR............................. 37,S75,5Q9 7,129,229 11,030,266 33,062 S46,714 11,222,331 6,969,561 637.92 ALASK4A ANHOAG------------------------1.331,5 Its94 32,535 1,020,23 1300 04? 390----- I"ARE MABR...................274,56------------5496 1287 1,090 203,:33 23,3 0------ KETC4IRAN HARBOR--------------------------- 2,072,002 56.457 1,034,S47 247,276 46,066 618,386 69,018 a5 BITKA ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 9 S ;ABR---------------------1,50 9,5 110,:370 143:t:9 39,360: 32A,2SZ 396------ SKAGMAY HARBOR ---------------------------- 639,697 2 ,257 399,902 5 4lo6............. MADZHABR.................10,1,19 262............,..0106.............2,3------ OAGELL HARBO-----------------366,93 9453 15,4 365 1,6 538 173,3 ARK0ANSAS5 HELENA---------------------------------------1,05,005-----------------------------------------------------296,306 766,739----------- CAL IFORNIA 4UmdO LO HARBOR AND RAY --------------------- 1,505969 9,633 609,053 522,660 160,603------------------------------------ LOG EAHHABO------------------4,76268 9,901,65 9,221,402 17,233,422 501,710 4,404,600 959,267 015,54 LOS3 AN:ELES MAR80---------------9,659,449 30,416,661 6,855,952 9,075,406 3,200,847 957,905 4,442,660 3,309,99 OAKL AND HARR-----------------------------8,248,319 2,85,597 2,776,249 316,316 604,279 646,227 615,651------------ PRT HUENEHE-------------------------------- 521,167 333,681 03,655 101,310 36,625 174 5,140 REOw D0 C IIv HAR----------------------------520,577 66,950 212,996----------------113,434 107,197--------------------- RIHMNDHABO-------------------18,832:511 2,079,10 1 3,22::;!! 7,022,670 2,38S,361 1,76b,987 2,301,0404 60 SAC.AE.T................----------------,1,524 4,536 5 73 3 06,273 70:977------------------------- S:AN DIEGO--------------------231960 62,01l1 463,140 59 3,062 6,224 5903 1,0 08 SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR ----------------------- 2,773,902 1,006,172 066,922 55 26 436,567 005,140 17.0 STOCKTON------------------------------------ 6867,722 400,941 390,264 27,617 ---------------- 900------------------------ CUNPNECTICOT 3R IDGEPORTH HRR------------------------- 2,662,667 991,954 1,382 1,7715,095 92,544 ----------- --------------- 1,91 HE- H AVEN ARBO --------------------1,064,662 3,062,325 50969 5,996,792 677,934-----------------------------76,64 llCEl LONDON HARBOR-------------------------13,325 Z11,271 1,918 230,316 3,320-----------------------------26,50 1OOL HA:80:-------------------------716590-----------------------------14,0640----------- ----------- ---------------- 4,52 TAMFORD HARBO----------------------561,944........--------------------38,411 43,533------------- ----------- ---------- NE:,CASTLE 050 VICtNITY------------ :-------9,900,106 3,767,153 20,102 199,229 1,654,079 2,907,035 1,180,151 6,02 IILINGTO% HARBOR--------------- --- 3,819,974 2,173,242 201,015 200,776 066,24S 517,369 216,761 56 DISTRICT OF COLUJMBA0 AAHIGY'.HABO--------------------57,A0----------------------------------- -------- 57,8------------ ----------- P LOR 100 CANAVERAL HARBOR --------------------------- 2,374,127 1,023,759 175,426 065,594 62 14,061 275,205----------- CHARLOTTE HAROR --------------------------- 1,092,845 24----------------92107-----------------1,036 1.299,192 4 JC3 0VOLL 4: R----------------1,08? 3,!--4445 2,081,543 4,000,017 l1165,54 130,241 715,190 734 MIA.1MI AR93 R-------------------_6,0 1,692,600 1,0,2 07,267 1,17a,299 12,464 152,167 .......... PAL....... BEC 9404 - - - - ,2,0 7916 87,02 237,700 452,434 902 410----------- ANA CITY 040-------------------------- 2,786,990 59,303 330,762-------------- ----------- 2,305,325 07,597 ...... PEIAOL HROR-------------------1,916,564 122,739 326,312--------------276,1687 667,554 343,792----------- PORT EVE,,LADES 'AMR - - -1 536Y78i 1,76,80 330,990 7,163,113 409,405 4,924 10,102----------- T AMPA OR40------------------------------ 39,909,011, 4,571,952 11,218,557 16,28b,004 7,785,083 7,933 6,396 33,04 AEEOO ISLAND------------------------------- 0807,0041----------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ HRUI.ICK 4ARBDQ---------------- 1,371,032 446,303 230,587 ISO 0,508 131,556 40.600 13,26 SAVAN'44AMH $44404- - - - - - - --......... 12,04t,145 9,839,312 0,038,936 1,308,278 465,160 29,730 217,614 01,0 3AROER:RPOTNTM404,400, OAHU- - - - - -5.... ,629,312 2,911,260 200,650 2,201,4S? 274,646------------------.ZZ5----------- MIL H oAOR, HHAlI------------------------ 1,198,b92 16,315 26,259 690,060 054,054----------------------------------- IJ03LJLU AR46ON, URHO------------- 60,603,760 632,632 150,510 4,303,4$6 31,651 7,305 06,672 ta1t RAHOJI00404, AL~- - - - - - ,62665 4!,379 76400 973,047 631,399- - - - - - ,:ALAP A R 400, LANI - - - 3 30 . A E MBJ-, ',4. 11--------------------- 5S92,016 10,104 15,413 25,0 1,5------------- ----------- --------- 4NILIWILI H00BO0, YAJAI----------------------75,39. 5,522 1 039,921 299,952------------------------------------ WOUT ER3N------------------- ; 6,003I701------------ ---------- ----------- 1,204 931,17O S,171,080- - -.... T04HAGE BY TYPE iF TRAFFIC 14JT 4EPJWTYD. TABLE 5..C@HMSUCE AT SELECTED POSTS ECLUDINS 949A? LAKES PORTS, CALENDAR YEAR 1966-.CONTINUEO (IN TONS OF 1,605 POUJNDS) F0958GM DOMESTIC PONT TOTAL COASTWIll INTERNAL "PNs EPRS RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS I IPMENTS LOCAL___ KENTUCKY LOUISVILLE................................. 9,669,409 ........... .......... ........... ............... 6,538,595 3,337.814........... LOUISIANA BAON ROUGE............................... 77.186,o99 007550623 85,687,7.5 70,66474 3,85,054 188365,776 27,764,046 8,806.58 LANE CHARLES (CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS)- 54,92041a* 13,'98,040 40137,710 271#50S 2.606,799 4,296,148 5,072,220 1146,06 LAKE PROVIDENCE........................... 81@664#07S........... .......... ........... ................ S81,102 182,971........... IE* ORLEANS ...........................-- 14,062,116 17,448,166 57,667,922 3,128.666 88,586,653 56,747,662 89,150,2Z 3,237,39 MAINE SuCKSPORT HARBOR............................ 595s,377 46.87............... 65,783................ ........... 66,478............ PORTLAhD HARBOR............................ 6,991,S27 4,t56.796 6295O9 2,436,575 175,546 15,504.............. 120,64 SEAR3PORT HARBOR......................... 976,959 645,354 50468 384,547 13,974............. ........... .......... RARYLAND GALTI4ORE HARBOR AND CHANNELS .............. 351,638,496 13,673,061 00,504,266 2,311,026 3,448,S50 2,713,087 953,614 1,386,43 KASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER HARBOR ........................... #,340891 748003 l89 6,710,456 868,605 137,568 866,467 89,64 VEO BEDFORD AND FAIRHAVEN HARBOR ............ 345,693 47053 2#791 211*6S4 7,619 33,700 1 62,801 PORT Of BOSTON............................211,63S.97?1 0,S,661 503,848 6818,851 8,092,45 35,940.............. 699,31 SALEM HARBOR...............................8,#696,500 540,050............. 1,140,506 13,134............. ........... .......... MINNESOTA VINNEAPOLIS............................... .69,564 ........... .......... ........... ................. 76,060 773,660.......... ST. PAUL................................... 7,607,179 ........... .......... ........... ............... 3#704039 6,06,3615 S,6 Mississippi BILOXI HARBOR.............................. 2,608,724 ........... .......... ........... ............... 2,492,605 140,19........... GREENVILLE................................. 2,027,097 ........... .......... ........... ................ ,350,946 668,851............ GULFPORT HARBOR............................81,212.962 723,631 236,696............... ........... 7816,663 33,614........... IATCHEZ..................................... 5S46,904 ........... .......... ........... ................. 95,233 349,671........... PASCAGOULA HARGOR.........................213,699,605 11,670,697 2,97S,947 57,966 4,295,237 967,825 3,466,755 2B,;; VICKSBURG.................................. 3023,161 ........... .......... ........... ............... 2,20,319 695,067 7,B0 MISSOURI PORT OP KANSAS CITY .......................... 2,562,3............ .......... ........... .................. 0,643 560,097 8,516,60 POUT OF METROPOLITAM ST. LOUIS............ 280,00#4........... .......... ........... ............... 7,1&5,420 16,626,062 2,89,6S N HA4PSHIUC PORTSMOUTH HARBOR........................ 3,467,090 1,567,868 297.06£ 1,51,770 30,767................ ........... 819,49 NE,. JkRSLV CAMDEN - GLOUCEST[ER........................6,666,065 2,269,632 t#244,799 026,466 493,837 930,752 033,537 4S,43 PAULSBORO AND VICINITY ..................... 7,141,721 10,827,606 770,771 611,775 1,481,779 7,548,547 8,693,578 1866 TRENTON *IARSOR.............................. Sq46,005........... .......... ........... ................. 46,005............. .......... MEN YORE 4E"PSTEAO HARBOR...........................8t,847,607............... .......... 1,139,08S 6,52.............. ........... .......... NORTHPORT 4ARBOR............................ 266,097 ......... ..... 7,5 5,5..... Tes J?2q ........... ........... .......... P30t JEFFERSON~ 14400......................3,597,463 34,75........ ... ,063,:947 80,4Is:;::............... P ORT Of ALBANT ............................ 6,S10*639 7,,7o32 3,6 7,4 9S4 3,656 1758 6,5 PORT OP MEN TOR........................... I57,008,967 46,S92,836 6,162,605 77,977,157 26,507,331 2,6S7,599 14,314,12b 33,S94,91 TARRYTONN HARVOR ..............................20,36........... .......... ........... ................ 270,161............. .......... NORTH CAROLINA 110REMEAD CITY HAMAOR ....................... 5895665 540,46 8,0445,37 483,397 54,649 1,666,744 667,368 12,65 PONT OF AtLOINGTUN......................... 6,SBA,947 2,169,07%4 669,460 2,729,618 6,650 26,386 758,274 16,46 CIMCI'NATI.................................82,275,685 ........... ................ ,400.............6,055,'977 3,314,S90 9670 URE404 COOS OAY .................................. 6,054,0 7,6 4,9,7 2690 8340 8,576.........3,7 3REGON 3LOUGH (NORTH P0RTLA40 HARVOR).. 63,88..................3,6 11,1878,64 86,37....... PORT OP ASTORIA ............................. ,837,812 70,5411 398,952 3,352 5,6876 3,6 8788 5 PORT (.P PORTLANDO..........................2,S,6 lip484 881,9 2,6,0 683089 54896:,9,60 803 IABUINA SAI AND MAR4OR..............6,07...............................9,0 8t60............... S * H 21 NATIONAL SUMMARIES 2 TARLE 1-*COM'4ERCE AT SELECTED) PORTS EXCLUDING GREAT LANES PORTS, CALENDAR YEAR 2466.CoftrONUE0 L (IN TONS Of 2,000 POUND$) FOREIGN OOMES3 1C PORT I TOTAL IMPORTS EXPORTS COA3TR1SE INTERNALLOA PENYVYARECEIPTS SHIPMENTS RECEIPTS SHIP MENTS CHESTER------------------------------------- 729,663 90,254 7,604............... ........... 697,076 4,829.......... 4ARCUS HOOK ND VICINITY.....................0,2S3,695 17,652.722 05179 W,9,S021014 ,5,974 14733 247 PENN HANON AND VICINITY....................2,I12,116 3,650,643 S,3 ,0,0 5................,#212.................... m! L D LP-OA H0R.................3,661,33 19,929,866 4,223,129 6626 21063 53973 24516 934 PITTSBURG................................... 26,709,091...................................................20,374,134 3,2180,76 3.056,78 RmUuE ISLAND) NEMOR HABO.........................73::l: 21,266:tb.... .................... 0949 10,663 .... .......... PR 1 I1E CE 1IE A. A8.........7,96,0 2275 9 9,9 S,936,733 203.908 349,110 1662 241 530TH CAROLINA SEO4GETO.. HARBOR So'4 aA).........5,7 3 68 9,9 s,00 ,4 449 6,61..... C4TTANOOA..................................3,077,11S5........... .......... ................... 30 2,920,095 ISS,640!........ KNOXVILLE.....................................493,703------------........... ............................. 301,420 192,283......... ME4PHIS......................................0,964,846 ........... .......... ........... ................ ,353,246 2,478,4211 153,22 ,OR1 OF NASHVILLE...........................3,734,447------------........... ............................ 3,493,812 240,635!........... TEXAS REUUN.......................743,660 4,615:077 3,392,164 1,229,010 3,03813I 7.858,723 S,093,039 2S0,83 IRONN ,SVILL................... 12 743 1 91.33 285,78 4,238.............. A70, 8 42r 52,42......... CORPUS CHRISTI...............................0,053,926 21,977,787 3,819.746 639,292 7,724,616 2,540,906 6,607,903 2,343,4 FREPOT ORO....................3,7011 ,:307,213 1,:0:,32: 4,027,964 194,648 2,493:,15 1,290,447 46,19 '.ALVES0N (GLVETN CANL........7,987pis57 126,941 5,00,66 5,6 7.0 4877 206,777 3,43 HARBOR ISLAND.................2.066.196 13,621........................36,091 304,477 .......... USTON cHOusTON $HI CITL.......Il69064 3l5 3,o 3810,6 3,4,83,3,2 7,451,0231 34,338,493 7,785,a0 M ATAGORDA SHIP CMA%NE.......................4,8SS,SI5 3,406,887 165,390............... ........... 556,353! 729,885...... I 4AN L.........................................66,570............... 8,739............... ........... ses 490 67,341 ....... PORT ARTHUR.................................18,879,546 8,543,410 2,526,947 12,100 2,647,69? 1,364,551' 3,642,361 37,28 P09 ISASEL................................. 291,713.....................................................0,2 76, 165,437...... ONR8INE P4SS HARdO............................385,2028 32,284 65,236............... Z7,SS7 259,615......... .. TEA CITY (TEXAS CITY CHANNEL)............35,479,909 16,328,78: 1,697,67 5,04 0,466 2,4684,60S 4*,5,307.4703,867 164,40 VICTORIA......................................1078,476............................................3,04,7721 2,023,7Q4........... VIRGINIA IU:F'LA HORR...............4,09,234 4,761,396 26.697,2!; 616,661: 1,869,26 ,2045 2,679,954 7.... PORT OF 4E4PORT 4E-3 ....................... 8,S31,414 1,076,924 15,652,517 2,219 052,629 t55,274 9505 67 PORT OF qICHMONO........................... 2,364.010 141,962 189.517 173,445 207,651 3,103,899 549,536 ...... PASIGTON AllORE HA8R..............12,1746.694 1.153,1 788,517 7,853,298 1,698,297 396.433 852,142 6,15 BELLI GHAR OF 40 A4O..........1,775,070 30532 334766 35,309 884,033 304,17l 242,113............ EVERTT VANOOR A4D S NOHOMISH 'IM::::::....5,797,428 534,699 1,6:1,671,80 ,4,27 5,87 ,5,0 GRAY HAOO 4 3 aCHEHALISR ROE... :........4.579,61 4,53 2,77,2 664 6.7 12,760 333,77 42,b 14A'1 ER 'LEY INLET.................. ....365,852................. ............ ..................2654 363,294...... OLYMPIA HARBOR............................. l,396,10l 6,584 298,726............... ........... 117,600 166,317 687,07 POaRT ANUELES0:9 -------...................... 3,349,644 176,350 2,311,987.................4,875 340,224 259,10 216.30 PORT OF LD 4IRIE.............................10,312,622 781,412 6,633,8?) 9:.243 123,368 ;,549,299 786,028 .. !49:!! PORT OF VANCOUVER...........................2,852.455 576,395 280,611 18,349 8579 ,60021 166,305..... PORT T"NEOHVOR...............34,741 264,406 28,910............... ........... 203,967 37,463........... SEATTLE HARBOR.....:.................... .. 09,3 49022 4,5,3 1,22,05 3,35554 1,402,56 ,05, 1,:22S:,:2t. TACOmA HARSUN.............. ....... 6 33088 3973,323 671,966 I,2 7 a4,2 350,97 60,923 S14,?l NEST VIRGINIA 4UNIIGTON..................................20,851,761 ........... .......... ........... ................. 71,814 20,47S,778 4,17 PUERTO RICO 14TRATERRITORY 0 AYAIUEZ4,:! -------------------------........ 400,089 318,292 9,344 45,760 6,601 Is,088 2,930...... PONCE H ARB............................... 632,726 S33,6S7 56,494 3,150............... 33,232 4,293 ....... SAN JOAN HARBOR...........................312,363,283 8,432,871 579,970 4,651,496 1,096.477 3,496,672t 99,792............ VIRGIN ISLANDS CM1IT14NS:TEO 444009, . CROIX..............494,929 2S2,051 3 26,76............... ..... 16:,00 1 22.-...... . ST. THOMA 48404......................354,650 043,923 23,747 90.........173,67 15,3.......... 22 timmebEm&emc. 41ate te,~I TABLE 3A-CMMERCE AT SELECTED AREAS, CALENDAR YEAR 198b (I4 TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) IVEY TOTAL 1 FOREIGN. D OMESTIC AREA (DUPLICATIONS TOTAL_____ IN AREAII ELIMINATED) IMPORTS IEXPORTS I COASTMISE LAKEMISE i INTERNAL LOCAL DELAOARE RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, TRENTON, N. J3., TO THE SEA &URL140T04.FLORENCE.ROEBLING, N. J ............ ........... 409,134 235,556 1,396.............. .......... 172,982.......... CAMDEN.GLOUCESTER, N. J*...................................6,666,455 2,289,432 1,244,795 1,523,003............. 1,783,789 45,436 CHESTER, PA...................................... ---- 729,863 20,154 7,804.............. .......... 701,905.......... LOOER DELANARL SAY, DEL------ ...................... 13,994,738 3,860,323...............IA,60.............. 9,935,611.......... 4ARCJS HOOK, PA., AND VICINITY............... ........... 30,253,895 17,682.722 45,179 5,018,961.............7,212,307 294,72b MN CASTLE, DEL., AND VICINITY................ ........... 9,900,106 3,767,183 ?::1021 2,05,68.........8,91, 8,027 PAULS&OD, N, J., AND VICINITY.........................17,761,722 108o ,8 270,7 1' 2,290,0......4, ,1 13,4 PENN MANOR, PA., AND VICINITY.................... .... ,0,3 1,50,643 75.............. .......... 2S2,218 ...... PENNSSROVE.CARNEY POINT, N, J.................. ........... 283,111 51,550 36,683 69,272.............125,402 ....... PHILADELPHIA HARSDR,PA ....................................3,661,183 19,929,886 8,220,129 2,3,3.......7,774,9087 0,2 THOMPSON POINT, Nl. J., AND VICINITY ....................... 4I3,999 57,013............. 76,297....... a8, 1..... TRETONHAROAN, ................................ 84b,085 .......... .......... .......... ............. 846,0851........ 0IL*I4GtO4 H&OSOR,DEL .................................... 3,819,974 2,173,242 243,01S 669,021..........34,1130' s66 OTHER........................................... ........... 74,1811.......... .......... .................... 70,791 4,002 TOTA...................................... 106,104.476 .22,907,382 62,740,394 6,090,149 14,408,309............38S,195,703' 1,392,827 qANPTON 4ONDS, VA. HAMPTON CREEK, VA.............................. ........... 528,507 .......... .......... .......... .............. 2,C..... NORFOLK HARBOR, VA..................... ....... 4, ,3 4,6,9:2,9,1 2,:86,117 .......... 7,0,7 74,( PORT OF NC4PONT NCOB, VA ................. ...... 1,531,414 1,076,924 IS,652:517, 14,548.............1,620,3491 26,776 TOTAL..................................... 62,738,062 63,125,155 5,838,320 48,399,731 2,840,965............. 9,305.2531 790,866 CORPUS CHRISTI SAY, TEX. I CORPUS CHRISTI,TEX........................... ........... 48,053,926 21,977,787 3,819,746 6,560,108............ 1I,348,6II12,343,474 H4ROOR £SLANWEX--------------............................2,066,196 1,623,6*1............ .......... .......... aa?,57S..... TOTA.........................................5,104,579 50,120,122 23,601,008 3,819,746 8,564,108.............11,791,386 2,34S,474 SAN FRANCISCO SAY, CALIF. CARGJINEZ STRAOT,CALIF....................... ........... 18,108.39S 1,408,252 2,748,797 10,225,932............. 3,617,637 107,777 OAKLAND HARBOR, CALIF......................... ........... 8,248,319 2,885,597 2,776,249 1,122,595............. 1,463,878......... REOOD CITY, CALIF ------------------------................ 520,577 86,950 212,996 113,43...............107,197 ......... RICH40NO HARBOR, CALIF....................... ........... 18,832,511 2,079,741 3.220,481 9,408,231............. 4,008,031 36,027 SACRAMENTO RIRER, CALIF....................................1,208,832 80,538 592,736 177,250............. 192,308 a,000 SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR, CALIF.................. ........... 2,773,902 1,006,172 868,922 aI............. 1,281,727 17,000 SAN JOAQUIIN RIVER A40 TRIBUTARIES..........................2,360,313 1,012,700 759,718 119,891.............0462,975 5,025 SAN PABLO SAT AND MARE ISLAND STRAIT, CALIF............. 6,437,837 182,091 447,401 4,562,499.............1,230,146 11,700 SU130N SAT CHANNEL, CALIF..................... ........... 2,348,895..............328,120 1,567,574.............0453,201........... OTHER......................................... ........... 18,205,463 96,958 133,900 6,595,759............IR0,557,580 021,270 TOTAL..................................... 67,473,047 79,045,004 8,802,999 11,659,320 30,093,246............ 20,058,680 1,000,799 CHICAGO,ILL. AND 1N0. SUFF14TON HARBOR, IND.......................................76,196 18,908 129,182.............8428,106............ ......... GARY HARBOR, IND................... .... ............. 3,698,910.........30,309 ............ ,8,2 79,673......... IND1ANA HARBOR, IWO................. .. ........... 14,014,139 59,8 76.......2671,36 66,5 1,9 PORT IF CHICA6O, ILL ..................................... 20,330,497 2,487,601 928,50........ 3,929,776 14,693,800: 2,330,780 TOTAL..................................... 42,109,836 .42,619,742 3,061,230 1,162,753............[Z20,617,966 I5,A36,625 2,03,170 NAnowOl. SLUMARIES 23 - TALE "'COEC E AT SELECTED POS S Oh THE GREAT LAKES, CALENAO YFA 0196 (004 004 OF 2,000 POUNDS) F OfIlk DOMESTIC POT 1OTAL to90nts EXPORT$ LAwIlE COSTIO ______-_- _____________ 14194 LOCaL ILLINOIS . . . INDIANA .UN i&t..P Y &OR*.ooe.o~ .. ~iD? "'N4 ... .'''.. .. INDIANA HARBOR ............... *....... 14,014,43 91.0 40 01,63 9 4 53,0 00,60 11,05,91 1,61,0010 --- 3--9 MICHIGAN ,ALA@4 ,REO4 . ............ 2 . .... ................ ... ..... ............... , ,0. ,0... ............ .. 6: , S. ... !.. .. .!! .... .. .... ........ ...... ::: ... 14. 11 .. 4.. . . ......... 7007 .. ,70 ..... ...... , 07 . 1116 11 0 137,1 ... .. ...... .. 0L0001.. .. .. ;0,00. ................ ......... . . M494 0L0L0N . . .... 0,19:,000 ........ .. 1..7.. 00,6 ,14 7 . . . . . . 61) 146TON MARO-o* *--. .-- 72ROO ..... 0 :OR.......... . ,000,---. .-.-..-... .. .-...-.. . MAISE 06010 N 1400 ...... 1,0,.....0147,007;;;6.... .96,600 ........ 1.....0........ ..... HHH 136131.....0,, :...... ..... ......... ......... ....... 0141011 46..............""" .9.0. ... 1 .. ..... .IN.",077o 4000. . .. 0,003...",.. ;; ..... .. 30,70.*..........-'...... S 4041401 0 606. . . ... 000,707 7,0704 .. 0 3.0.0 I.. 90141" 001,0011 .... ...... 3... .................. .69a1 $0.......... .. . . 90.. .......... ...................... .,..,.. .......... ...... 0at14 a0.L"BOR . . ...... ...... , 0 7,00 ,-.. ST. CLR............ 00,01...... 0:6 ....... 8,060,1: ... : .......... ....... ...... 000. .... 1643,0 ............ ... 0!!0T................ ... 001E CITY HARBOR............... ?..........3,.............. 40141460010 DULUTH ;.IUP(RO RO-o oooe O N"~i #0 !'T? 'T #0 180;0 eeo~e 5, L0.1 601110 4000. . 915,300 141:06 .... 14 2..017 .. 7..3.09 1055O . . . . . . 0,1 0411 0ON ............. ............... ..... .6*1.1... ..... a000o 40 6 T0 . . .................. .. ............. ,001 1 . . . . . . . . ... ... . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . 1 NEW YORK O10G 44140366 000-01 020..1.......... ....... .... . .. . ... ... 30 10 , !0!:...1 ...... 37,0 0,10 . . . .... 9. . . . . . 30 ..4 , , .0............... 1,0,109 17,95 ,316. - 90,0 1,30,911 5 091000 40 10:31 000,1l0 512 7 1,16 1 ,0 2,911,1S 1,307,77. . . . . . . . . CONNAU 4 14 4..R --- ,--------------914 00114 0,00 0,017 0,10 14,0 03,000.... . ... . ... &IMPORT0 HA14000........ 7,05,10 217,3. .1,1,9 30700 1,94 00907 . . . . ... '00090019 00.90,1 143,400. . . .33,000l 40.090 $010,24 70,091 . 7. 40401 4414001.......... ..... 0,7 a 14,2714..... 0 ..... .. . 0----s ..... 40400 . . . .- -.. 0.#1 ,. .. . . . . . 00 ................... ... 0 435 7-. ...... ....... ...................... . TOL0DOU HANON4000014 ..... .4,00-,00. . . . . . .0,S$, 0 ,T70 30,350 0 9147...... . . . PENNSYLVANIA '1l 40",OR*-,,**-*-,-,, .,--1 00.0 ,14 . .... 17,097 003,669 ......... ............ 02,277 1U111 101 :14014. . . . . .0,0-- 70S 0 13 9 7 ,81 0,905, 170 ....... ..... . . . . . . a10G"02140 00034...... . 390.4.. . .... 00 , 0 0. .. NIT -. .. I ....... KEiNACE "4RR'*'o...-- ' 2 N#4 9,2:" -7 T0 ::::: :: :... ...... 14 0............. ........... 30'.3 ...... .... 07....,01.. .. . .3. . 144.0K00 . . .. 0,60-,-0-*14140,7---- 514--0-4 50,1400 010,0 1,000,01414 0S55 5.0 941OA U 0 6 0....... .. 0100............. S11001 0014000.............. 90,0 31,015 . . . . . . . . 0,37 00,3 0 TON 0 Y TYP 01 TAFIC OT 1 R4 O ... 0. 24 'lek '[ TABLE S-- COMMERCC ON SELECTED WATERVAYS OF THE UNITED STATES, CALENDAR YEAR 19S6 (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) TOTAL TON- MILES WATERWAY TONS MILES PER (000 OMITTED) ?ON ANACOSTIA RIVEN 0. C .... ... 57,853 I,5ss 2 APPOMATTOX RIVER, VA. ... . . • • - 1,361,993 1,079 9 ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATNWAY' 0ETWEEN NORFOLK, VA., AND THE IT. JOHN$ RIVER, FLA. (NET) ................ 4,-3.........-.... 4,66,542 369,SS1 54 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NORFOLK - VIA DISMAL SWAMP CANAL ROUTE ................. ........... .. ..247,104 3,256 a1 U. S. ARMY ENOINEER DISTRICT, NORFOLK - VIA GREAT BRIDGE LOCK ROUTE. ................................... 1,296,164 17,943 14 U. B. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, WILMINGTON ............................................................. 267817S 216,064 75 U. a. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, CHARLTON....................................................... ........ .. 92441 68,394 139 U. S: ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH.................................................................... 664,660 so,17 76 U. SA ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, JACKSONVILLE-............................................................. 514,101 11,763 23 SAY RIDGE AND RED HOOK CHANNELS, N, Y... ... .............. .......................................... 2,118,537 4,474 2 SLACKUATER RIVER, VA .................................................................................... 31,976 4,347 13 SRTON BAY, ND0 ......................................................................................... 619,59b 4,917 6 ONX RIVER, N. Y ....................................................................................... 259,974 Sa0 2 BUTTERMILK CHANNEL, N, , ............................................................................... 642,152 1,293 2 CAPE COO CANAL, MASS-....................................................................................... 15,S14,429 242,583 t CAPE FEAR RIVER ABOVE WILMINGTON, N. Co .................................................................. 82,465 S,617 3 CHANNEL TO NEWPORT NEM, VA ............................................................................ 25,707,645 128,505 5 CHELSEA RIVER, MASS,. .................................................................................... l1,4II,59 30,776 3 CHOPTANK RIVER, NO ..................................................................................... 371,890 5.207 14 CHOWAN RIVER, N. C...-................................................................................ 322,613 14,633 46 CONEY ISLAVO CNANNEL, N. y ...... ................... .......................................................... 2,353,661 2,354 1 CONNECTICUT RIVER BELOR HARTFORD, CONN0. ............................................................. 1,7T9,536 63,1471 37 DELANARE BAY - CHESAPEAKE SAY NATERWAY - VIRGINIA PORTION ............................................57313 S.331 93 DELAWARE RIVER' TRENTON, N. J., TO THE SEA (NET). .................................................................... 108,714,$23 6,329.846 77 AT CAMDEN, N, J ..................................................................................... 3,691,054 V -;- BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, PA., AND TRENTON, 4. Je. .................................................... 6,209,711 116,677 14 PHILADELPHIA, PA,. TO HE SEA .. .................................................................. ',40,447 8,211,169 7S EAST CHESTER CREEK, N, Y............ .... ..................................... :::::'1.1,451,059 7,045 3 EATRV R. NV Y................................................ .................................... I 96926 5202 1 EAST RIVER* , .... • 39,659,279b 542.002 14 EAST ROCKAMAY INLET, N. Y .............................................................................. 1,365,339 1.366 1 FLUSHING BAY AND CREEK, N. Y ............................................................................ 1,94,22t 4,320 2 SOMANUS CANAL, N Y. ............................................................................... 70,475 1.106 1 GOWANUS CREEK CHANNEL, N. Y ...................................................................... 2,161,60S 2.162 1 GRAVESENO BAY, N. Y ............................................................................... 1,856,45 2.022 1 HACKENSACK RIVER, N. J ............................................................................. 2,568,766 18,991 7 HAMPTON CREEK, VA, ...................................................................................... 52,507 1,S64 3 HARLEM RIVER, M. V........ . . ........................................................................ 1 23 3,076 4 HOUSATONIC RIVER, CONN ............................................................................ 3, 2, S 5 HUDSON RIVER' DEEP MATER IN UPPER SAY, N. Y., TO WATERFORO, N. Y. (NET)-........... ................................ 20,670,211 1,441,914 To MOUTH OF SPUYTEN OUYVIL CREEK (HARLEM RIVER) TO NATERFORD,* N,.................................... 17,753,912 1,235,6ss 70 HUDSON RIVER CHANNEL, N, Y. AND N. J ................................................................ 20,390,661 206.2s6 10 INLAND WATERNAY FROM DELAWARE RIVER TO CHESAPEAKE BAY, DEL. AND MO. - CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL.--- 17,131,119 00612 46 INTRACOASTAL WATERNAY' JACK3ONVILLE TO MIAMI, FLA. ........................................................................... 23.12 5,941 1o MIAMI TO KEY WEST, FLA. ............................................................................... 1038,984 I 7,418 72 JAMAICA SAY, N Y, .................................................................................... 3,067,595 36,777 12 JAMES RIVER, VA ........................................................................................ 10,733,540 666,566 62 LITTLE RIVER (CREK, VA .... 8........................................ 3,249 374 1 LOWER ENTRANCE CHANNELS, NEW YORK HARBOR, N. Y. ........................................................ I 98,454,860 944.503 30 MIAMI RIVER, FLA. ...................................................................................... .. ... I,7 1,043 3 4YSTIC RIVER. MAS. ....................................................................................... ,645,197 4,69 1 4ANTICOKE RIVER (INCLUDING NORTHWEST FORK), DEL. AND 40 ................................................ 260,284 9,252 13 *ARROWS OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N. Y, AND VT ................................................................ 167,121 3,006 to NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY CHANNELS, N. Y. AND N. J....................................................... 114,618,813 1,146,126 10 VEWARK SAY, N. J ........................ ....................................................... .... 27,919,4 70,J16 3 e~momom~~m.•mm~m~e •o~wmm.. .m...mmmm.....m .. o.mm... .. ...... . ... NEWPORT MEWS CREEK, VA ....................................................... 30,160 3 i 4EWTOWN CREEK, H. Y*....................................................................................... 3 ,037,77W 4,696 2 NORTMEAST (CAPE FEAR) RIVER, N. C ................................... ................. .................. 523,144, 2.606 5 OCCODUAN CREEK, VA. . .................................................................................... Si,695 4,900 6 OYSTER AY, N Y .................................................................................. 70,822 345 I PAMLICO AND TAR RIVERS, N. C. ...................................................................... 2,Z84,501 7,230 25 PASSAIC RIVER, N. J.......................................................... ...................... 7,580,6101 13,296 ? PENOBSCOT RIVER, PAINE ............................................................................ 1,344,1071 39,091 I PISCATAOUA RIVER. MAINE AND N l .......................................................................... 3,487,098, 13,027 POCOMORE RIVER, 4D. AND VA........... ................................. .................................. ,60 295 6 POTOMAC RIVER SELON WASHINGTON, D. C .............. o ................. ............................ . ,667,13 226,675 62 RARITAN RIVER TO ARTHUR KILL CUT-OFF CHANNEL, N, J-.. ...............---------------------------- Z1 2............2,629,2 ,0 I RARITAN RIVER, N. J ........................................................................... ,452,025[ 8,535 2 ROANOKE RIVER, 4. C.... ..................................................................................... ] 1,102 2:4,445 39 SCHUYLKILL RIVER, PA -- - -- .................................................................................. 7,5,06 2 a,46 SHIPYARD RIVER, , C ................................ . .................................................. 1 ,786,173 1,786 I ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA., JACKSONVILLE TO LAKE HARNEY--------.....----.........- ...... ..................- 379,396 40.358 l06 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER ABOVE AND BELOW HAVRE DE GRACE, NO.....----------------------------...... ............ 707,047 S,b3 6 THAMES RIVER, CONN-............................................................................................. 427,4 2,414 6 JPPER SAY, NEW YORK HARBOR, M, Y. ANO N, J .........................--...................................... 137,683,295 4SI1,227 3 - .4OUT"H FORE RIVER, MASS,...... .................................................................. . . -lm l,566,155 12,50 6 41COMICO RIVER (EASTERN SHORE), NO........................................... ......................... 600,378 19,6S? Is 41L"INGTON HARBOR, N, C, (SEE PORT OF wILNinGTON, NC,. FOR PORT DATA) .................................... .6,806,93S 170,797 25 YORK RIVER, VA. ........................................................................................ 4,76,711 43,793 9 CALUMET - SAG CHANEL, ILL,.............................. ......................................... .. 7,503,147 167,319 22 CHANNELS IN LAKE ST. CLAIR# MICH............................--------............... ..................... 5,6ss 9,069 of ... CHICAGO RIVER (MAIN AND NORTH BRANCH), ILL ........................... . . . . . . . . .. 2,77,466 3,597 I CHICAGO RIVER (SOUTH SRANCH), ILL-............................................... ....................... . . 3:761 13,565 4 CHICAGO SANITARY AND SHIP CANAL, ILL ..........................................................19,524 276,162 4 DETROIT RIVER, MICN............................................ ....... ................................ 6,733,266 1,628,090 26 9 14CLUDEO IN DELAWARE RIVER, PHILADELPHIA, PA., T1 THE SEA. 44 ICLUOED IN ST. CLAIR RIVER, RICH. 4 TON-NILES NOT REPORTEO. NAflONUA SUAMMES 25 TABLE 9-- COMMERCE ON SELECTED WATERWAYS Of THE UNITED STATES, CALENDAR YEAR 196.CONTINUED (IN TONS Of 3,000 POUNDS) TOTAL TON- MILES WATERWAY TomS MILES PER (000 OMITTED) TON BRAYS BEEP PASSAGE, MIHI ........................... M............ 3,960.421 * ILLINOIS WATERWAY, ILL......................................... 3,62701sS 5,544,919 197 ROUSE RIVER, MICH .................. o5........................ ,190,632 I SAGINAW RIVER@ MICH....... o3.................................. ,917,116 ST. CLAIN RIVER, MICH...................................................................................... 65,349,539 2,166,451 33 ST. WARYS PALL CANAL, MICMIGAN AND SAULT STE. MARIE, ONTARIO SHIP CANAL, CANADA.......................... 5j,407,9S6 ST. MARTS RIVER, MICH......................................................................................51t,032,673 3,03.,09 9 STURGEON BAY AND LAKE MICHI6AN SHIP CANAL, NIB.............................................................. 469,64 ALABAMA - COOSA RIVERS, ALA. AND GA........................................................................ 4,087,357 664,697 063 APALACHICOLA, CHATTAHOOCHEE, AND FLINT RIVERS, GA. AND FLA,................................................. 902,S95 56,549 96 ATCHAFALAYA RIVER, LA., MORGAN CITY TO GULP OF MEXICO...................................................... 5,605,556 196,729 35 BARATARIA SAY RATERWAY, LA................................................................................. 1,307,500 11004 9 BAYOU CASOTTE, MISS........................................................................................ 22,100.761 103,430 s BAYOU LAPOURCHE AND LAFOURCHE - JUJMP WATERWAY, LA.......................................................... S826,23S 35,345 1o BAYOU LITTLE CAILLOUP LA.................................................................................... 944,657 4,267 5 BAYOU TECH! AND VERMILION RIVER, LW......................................................................... 691,97I 15,643 1o BAYOU TECHE, LA............................................................................................. 1,006,243 33,291 33 BAYOU TERREBONNE, LA......................................................................................... 3161,172 4,034 23 $LACK WARRIOR AND TIMSIGSEE RIVERS, ALA................................................................... 17,070,712 4,687,1S6 263 BRAZOS ISLAND HARBOR, TEX. (WATERWAY)...................................................................... 1,504,456 0 .. ; CALCASIEU RIVER AND PASS, LA...............................................................................3$0,930,514 007.01? 3 CEDAR BAYOU, TEX.......................................... .................................................. 275,900 927 3 CHANNEL TO PALACIOS, TEX................................................................................... 4,55,53 131,453 35 CHANNEL TO VICTORIA, TEX................................................................................... 3,07S,476 77,38 25 CHICKA8AV CREEK, ALA........................................................................................ 6,301,070 13,186 a CHOCOLATE BAYOU, TEX.......................................................................................32,874,3S7 25,966 9 COLORADO RIVER AND FLOOD DISCHARGE CMANNELS. TEX........................................................... 571,S18 8,577 I5 CORPUS CHRISTI SHIP CHANNEL, TEX...........................................................................50O,100,579 1,041,643 21 DICKINSON BAYOU, TEX......................................................................................... 330,172 2,049 9 ESCANBIA AND CONECUN RIVER$, FLA. AND ALA., ESCAMBIA SAY, PLA,................................. . ..---- 1,575,974 37,911 20 FRESHWATER BAYOU, LA......................................................................................... 569,685 5,992 16 SULF COUNTY CANAL, FLA............................................................................ ......... 3,139,060 15,663 5 GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY' BETWEEN APALACHEE BAT, FLA., AND THE MEXICAN RORDER.................................................... 106,960,543 19,394,523 lot MORGAN CITY - PORT ALLEN ROUTE.......................................................................... 25,160,797 1,548,071 61 NOUWA NAVIGATION CANAL, LA................................................................................. 1,023,94S 29,996 21 INNERHARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL, LA........................................................................... B,OSS,95. 31,706 3 INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY, CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER TO ANCLOTE RIVER, FLA......................................... 1,417.175 43,573 30 JOMVSONS BAYOU, LA........................................................................................... 3$39,759 1,398 4 LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, LA,.....................................................................................1,0693,037 39,154 21 MATAGORDA SHIP CHANNEL, TEA................................................................................9,650,515s 121,453 25 4RRMNTAU RIVER, bAYOUS NEZPIGUE AND UES CANNES, LA....................................................... 1,633,353 52,3 32 IERMENTAU RIVER, LA......................................................................................... 1,424,077 37,113 36 OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY, FLA................................................................................... .320.396 33,090 IT PETIT ANSE, TIGRE AND CARLIN BAYDUS, LA,................................................................... 32,044,457 9,367 S SABINE - NECHES 4ATERWAY, TEA.............................................................................. 75,943,377 1,930,922 as SAN BERNARD RIVEN, TEX...................................................................................... 324,S26 8,436 26 ST. MARKS RIVER, FLA............................................... ........................................ 31,075,033 11,636 11 THREE MILE CREEK, ALA...................................................................................... 1,396,153 1,440 I TRIBUTARY ARROYO COLORADO, TEA.............................................................................. 668,733 16,601 25 WATERWAY CONNECTING TO40IGBEE AND TENNESSEE RIVERS, ALA. AND 4155 ........................................ 3,646,333 665,205 1oe WATERWAY FROM EMPIRE. LA., TO GULF OP MEXICO................................................................. 929,339 3,793 4 WATERWAY FROM INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY TO BAYOU DULAC, LA. (BAYOUS LL CARPE AND GRAND CAILLOU).................374,193 3,613 30 WATSON BAYOU. PLA............................................................................................ 779,b65 3,385 2 ALLEGHENY RIVER, PA., (IMPROVED PORTION)................................................................... 3,491,481 55,843 16 ATCHAFALATA RIVER, LA...................................................................................... 7,363,399 317,560 44 BARKLEY CANAL, CUMBERLAND AND TENNESSEE RIVERS............................................................ 13,800,061 25,600 a 510 SANDY RIVER, TOO AND LEVISA FORKS, AY. AND N. VA......................................................89,622,765 40,45 S SLACK RIVER, 413............................................................................................. 3290,357 393 3 CLINCH AND EMORY RIVERS, TENN*............................................................................... 3268,637 1,585 5 CUWBERLAND RIVER' MOUTH TO MILE 553 (NET).................................................................................322,6828377 1,733,763 Tb MOUTH TO NASHVILLE, TENN ............................................................................... 23,996,731 1,730,446 74 NASHVILLE, TENN.,. TO WILE 55............................................................................. 614,604 22,336 36 GREEN AND BARREN RI VERS, KY................................................................................ 9,160,764 646,640 70 41WASSEE RIVER, TE4N....................................................................................... 1,001,279 16,974 36 ILLINOIS RIVER, ILL........................................................................................ 39,991,390 6,05T,GS4 303 KAANRVA RIVER, a. VA.......................................................................................Iob,789,53o 3,060,153 b3 KASKA3KIA RIVEW, ILL........................................................................................ 15,902,13S 301,006 26 KENTUCKY RIVER, WY ........................................................ 15S0,020 4,569 64 LITTLE KA'4ANWA RIVER, X. VA...................................................................................533,30001,401 5 LITTLE RIVER. LA............................................................................................. 231,377 33,331t Ioo %CCLELLAN - KERR ARKANSAS RIVER NAVIGATION SYSTEM............................................................,395,656 1,545,066 164 MINNESOTA RIVER, Mlik...................................................................................... 2,972,401 41,931 IA MISSISSIPPI RIVER - GULF OUTLET, LA........................................................................ 6,144,S55 468,639 50 NISSISSIPPI RIVER' MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF PASSES (4ET).............................................................99,943,843 1A6.058,0I6 435 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER.........................................................73S,720,763 33,871,936 375 MOUTH OF MISSOURI RIVER TO MOUTH OF OHIO RIVER................................. ........................ 97,722,966 16,3S9,364 16? MOUTH OF OHIO RIVEV TO BUT NOT INCLUDING BATON ROUGE, LA..............................................3156,194,168 97,866,970 627 BATON ROUGE, LA., TO BUT NOT 114CLUDING NEO ORLEANS, LA..................................................72,47S,106 15,767,464 69 %N ORLEANS, LA., TO MOUTH Of PASSES...................................................................3234,37Z,044 20,19S1,0ai Ob MISSOURI RIVER' FORT IWO, OUNT., TO THE MOUTH (NET)................................................................. 6,9,7 ,4,9 4 KANSAS CITY TO THE MUUTH................................................................................. 6,559~s:7,43 770049 lI 26 *aa.4~e&S4~ 4leed Sw~e4, 19f TABLE 5- C044ERCE ON SELECTED WATERWiAYS Of THE UNITED STATES. CALENOAR YEAR I966-.CO47INUEO (IN TONS OF 2,000 POUNDS) TOTAL TON- MILiS WATERWAY TONS -ILES3 PER CO000 OITTEOI TON OMAHA TO KANSAS C ITY ......................................... ,2,4 2 3o.sr5 IS& SIOUX City TO OMH ......................................... 36,676 34,577 79 FORT IENTON ro SIOUX cit ...................................... 03,200 97 7 MONONGAHELA RIVER, PA. AND 9. VA .................................... 29,533,168 1.307,566 44 MOUTH Of YAZOO RIVER, 413........I............................... 1.659,216 7,322 9 OHIO RIVER, PITTS0URGO TO MOUTH...........................................................................I195,616,402 SO,099.Sqs ZS6 OUACHITA AND SLACk RIVERS, ARK. AND LA...................................................................... 191,102 78,903 99 RED RIVER BELO* FUJLTON, AR.................................................................................2,747,436 1sz,077 66 ST. CROIX RIVER, AI3. AND WINN.............................................................................. 3.7 ,2? 2 TENESE RVE.TENN.. ALA. AND KY....................................................................... 39,s92.766 6,042.206 169 RHNITE RIVER, ARK., BELOW BATESVILLE, ARK.................................................................... 504,09a 70,394 140 NOLF RIVER, TENN............................................................................................ 1,10,b65 3,857 s YAZ00 RIVER, MISS............................................................................................ 355,214 26,668 Is CARQUINEZ STRAIT, CALIF.................................................................................... ?3,875.452 163.S26 7 COEUR DYALENE LAKE AND ST. JOE RIVER, IDAHO................................................................. 629,949 13,523 21 MOUTH TO INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY (NET)................................................................... 42,IS5,ISB 9,339,05 103 At SAKE,, SAT, *ASH........................................................................................ 24,83S Sa a COLUMBIA AND LOWER WILLAMETTE RIVERS BELOW VANCOUVER, WASH,, AND PORTLAND, DREG ......................... 2,315,270 2,942,502 70 VANCOUVER, RASh., TO THE DALLE3, DREG................................................................... 9,159,368 552,035 60 COLUMBIA RIVER ABOVE THE DALLES DA4, A&SH. AND DREG., TO MCNARY LOCK, RASH..............................6,912,941 620,102 97 COLUMBIA RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES ABOVE MCNARY LOCK AND OAH TO KEi4NEMICA, MASH.............................5,789,S39 224,396 S9 COLUMBIA RIVER' COOS AND NILLICOHA RIVERS. OREC...............................................................................11199,390 6.662 a LAKE WASHINGTON SHIP CANAL, MASH........................................................................... 1,760.551 ... A MULTNOMAH CHANNEL. JREG.................................................................................. 1,389,918 6,3971 SACRAMENTO RIVER DEEP RATER SHIP CHANNEL, CALIF............................................................ V976,105 80,025 41 SACRAMENTO RIVER, CALIF.................................................................................... 1,206,832 65,666 35 SAN JOAQUIN RIVER, CALIF................................................................................... 2,430,013 46,658 19 SAN4 PABLO AND 4ARE ISLAND STRAIT, CALIF.................................................................... 29,745,112 339,269 II SERGIUS AND aniffaomlH NARROWS, ALASKA...................................................................... 515,605 39AGIT RIVER, RASH....................................................................................... 207,60b 2,567 all SNAKE RIVER. DREG., RASH.. AND IDAHO.......................................................................5S,042,623 346,257 69 SU13UN SAY CHANNEL, CALIF.................................................................................. 5.90S,496 51,513 9 SRINOMIS" CHANNEL. MASH.................................................................................5957 b.9S9 3 UMPQUA RIVER, DREG...................................................................................... 269,350 a,771 1o SILLAMETTE RIVER ABOVE PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RIVER, DREG................................................... 3,743,949 17,951 5 BRANGELL NARROWS, ALASKA..................................................................................... 547,738 ta,909 49 YUKON RIVER, ALASKA........................................................................................... 5S3,909, 20,286 376 ATON.HILES 40T REPORTED. TABLE 6.-TON-MILEAGE OF FREIGHT CARRIED ON THE INLAND NATERRAYS OF THE UNITED STATES, BY SYSTEM, CALENDAR TEAMS 196S-1986 (000 OMITTED) SYSTEM4 1985 1956 ATLANTIC COAST WATERWAY......................................................................................... 26,810,851 25,660,069 GULF COAST WATERWAYS............................................................................................ 36,502,065 36,975,690 PACIFIC COAST RATERRAYS......................................................................................... 19,908,3994 20,772,287 IISSISUIPPI RIVER SYSTEM, INCLUDING OHIO RIVER AND TRIurUTARZES................................................ 229.697,416 239,297,1SA GREA7 LAKES SYSTEM*............................................................................................. 7S,774,612 67.906,561 TOTAL..................................................................................................... 381,693,358 M9,643#7 I2 DOE0S NOT INCLUDE TRAFFIC BETWEEN FOREIGN PORTS, NATIONAL SUMMARES 27 i 4 El 1 I. -Ut I a WO ftn 0 , 'm I8 SS 0 0 ~ a a S S S 8 S 6 am It a a a a ~ ~ ~ t It S 0 a ao a a . a a a - 0a~ a a0 .0 a a a VAB a aL 4W 0 & a ~ a aL- - w b - a -m eg 4 - a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - 1-4a55 q t~ ~ : *4 a~~~ ~~ BCW 4 4 4 as a a a -~~ at- U S S a a a a a a a - ~' a a ~ 1 W K S S * a a a a L a~~ aa a-l z - m a aa a a a a II asaK a a a a a aK * wan. a a a a a a a a aS o a a a a a a * a a a W a aa a a a a a - a a a a a a a a ana: 28 W ~1j 0Z 0 0 z 04 E~00 .... ... . . ... .... . ~NATKN SLOWW~AuS 29 TA8.Ei S..COMAATlVIl STATEMENT, OF TRAFFIC ON THE, MISSISSIPPI RIVER SYSTEM,. CALENDAR YEARS 1915.1966 (NET, TRAFFIC) FOREIGN AND CDASTNIBE TRAFFIC' TE44' FOREISM COASTWINE INLAND $NANO TOTAL, TRAFFIC TOTAL IMPORTS IENPORTS RECEIPTS ISHIPRENT SHORT TONS 09 1..........0........ ...... . .... 45, 54,9~4,1,9 ,7,0 1146615356 3,6,I 1,1,2 1*?6 .'*. .-.. -... ..-. 67,07,251 S9669,90 5566,32 1.370 1I2,0155089 5415,910086649,6,3 . 9,2&:S~5962,61 9,720, 794 19,905,140 1S5#2S1#919 3floS43*917 9&6,516,636 ......~ ~ ~ ~ 96,............. 574,3 672l6S1 14#332,003 17,404,$30 l07#563f941 355,364,1. 5111#90,055 ............................ 0S,5S9P96 73,25,062 l2,750,791 20,274#910 212,1690,51 370,757,9T3 568,921724u les ..... ................... 6S72I5 6,290#660 17#76S,19S 23,611,964 11,642,927 365,569,149 Sisolis076 1 9 6 1 ....................... 004*483 96,269,761 21.553,013 21,159,745 123,106,944 361,930,048 56,#016,966 1962 .... 0......... .................. 56,70S,90o 0,76,361 14,459,479 20,047,301 192,114238 347P474#Il6 139,641,354 193....... ....... ............... 32,320#129 9S,763,623 16,317,1157 20,782#5S3 I67v,114,06S 361,913,271 519,IS7#359 194 " ................................ 34,074,666 615,656@0S1951 420 16,798529 156,956 7 6,6,S 4,1,6 16 .............................. 17,040,313 S1,009 it a 17 39,390 19,107,34714,5,2 75l1S57So5T 19... ............................ 35,lS8,012 61,064,796 19,3161377 18,0S6,372 113,197,1567 402',641,974 556,399,A4l TUN-HILE1S (000 OMITTED) 1975.................. 7*974,733 6,935,7651 IP474,754 3,016,6991 19,401,951 191,2113,215 170,66s,166 1 9 7 6 .................... l,713P3601 6,629,962I 1,473,469 2,639,613 24,654,412 164,S39,947 169,496,359 to?........................... . 16,236,150 6,621,136 1 ,744,69a 3,109,673 29,911,659 I66,923,755 196403,617 lf o .......................... . 16,771,65w 10,103,651 2,707,942 2,740,761 32,39,013 374,463#653 208,607,666 1979...................... ........................ 1 ,59,65 11,062,598 2,60S#616 3,079,059 34,330,930 1S4,416,341 218*776,219 1961--........................... ....................... 13,314,366 14,375,436 4,159,336 3,547,113 35,376,253 199,050,733 234,426,96 &*a9 .................... 0 . ............... S40103#571 I5,130#2S0 2,955,205 3,211,367 30,100,3153 187,1190027 217#990*680 1963 ....................... .............. 5,095,57I 14,63I,67S53,565,169 3,091,935 26,3114,5160 I96,660tlt5 223,064,705 1964- ......................... ...... 5,2,4 132,130,1l 3,539,022 2436,699 24,331,6520,9,7 256#629,261 1965 ............................................. 4,1113,990 SS 351,35 3,657,611 2,049 2,9,7 201,54,4 22,74,2 96.................................... .......... 5,565,532S 12,619,942 3,506,647 2,479,65 24139125194 29293,451 *INCLUDES THE NAIN CHANNELS AND ALL TRISOTARIES1 Of THE MISSISSIPPI, !LLINOIS, NISSOURI, AND OHIO RIVERS. TASLE 9..COMPARATI VOiSTATENMENT OF TRAFFIC ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., TO THE MOUTH OF PASSES, CALENDAR YEARS 1975-1966 (NET TRAFFIC) FOREIGN AND COAITNISE TRAFFIC YEAR FOREIGN COASTNISE INLAND GRAND TOTAL TRAFFIC TOTAL _____________________________________________ IPORTS I EPORTS RECEIPTS SIMENT ____ _____ SHORT ToN$ 1975................................................. 45,934,90S 47,61S,390 8,670,704b 21,104,604 183,325,607 167#911,877 311,239,464 1976................................................ ..... 67,017,25s 59,669,690 8,56S,222 17,370,12S 152#1155,49S 203,520,232 356,183,727 1977..................................................... 96,016,423 59,620,542 9,720,794 19,90S,140 1815,262,919 211,408,297 396#771,216 leTS.................................................96,5S74,3121 67,252,666 14,332,005 I17,404,536 197,563,541 215,502,119 415.065,660 1979.....................................................045,6158988 173,255,062 12,780,791 20,274,910 212,169,751 218,000,926 430,170,679 1960..................... ............................... 9O,?? 2,lO0j 66,290,440 17,766,1 96 2 3 ,811,9 64 21S,642,927 221,901,151 441,544,07S t96o&.................................................... 80,094,423 95,269,761 21,053.015 23,189,74S 223,106,944 223,275,410 446,362,3514 loss................................................ 56a 6000,5,6 14,659,479 20,067,001 192,371,236 l15,427,46 407,596,656 1953................................................... 3230,2 9573,623 16,317,757 20,702,563 167,IS4,0S8 Zi$,951,34S 392#135,4S3 1964................................................. 34,074,666 957t6,052 19,944,201 16,796,329 156,95677 0,S29373406 1911.. ........................................... 27,040,313 61,009,372 21,739,390 19,167,347 148s 96422 2 50 7667 363,964,109 1966....................................................315,116#012 61,064,796,19,316,37? 16,056,371 153,597,56146367 99 43,743 TON-HILLS1 (000 OMITTED) 1975 ................... .................. 7,o974,733 b,935,165 1,474,754 3,016,6990 19,401,951 99,715Sb84T 1,lI 1976..................................................... 11,71J,366 6,629,96t 1,473,469 2,639,613 29,656,412 110,564,431J 135,220,09 1977..................................................... 16,236,156 8,521,136 1,744,692 3,109,673 29,911,S59 109,554,79)l 139,466,652 1976..................................................... 16,771,655 10,103,652 2,701,945 2,740,76t 32,324,013 116,16S,0161 l50,489,029 1979..................................................... 17,592,66S 11,0620596 2,605,616 3,079,059 34,339,936 la0,669,6201 lS5,0095S 1960..................................................... 15,13S,759 12,965,425 3,550,956 3,786,062 35,41,252 113,294,646 166#732,676 1961................................................. 13,314,366 14,37S,4$6 4,159,336 3,527,113 35,376,2S3 136,972o272~ 174#34,52S 952 .................................................. 6,603,57l 15,130,210 2,9155,205 3,211,367 30#1400S33 111,1592,2121 161,6910615 1963 .................................................. 5S,095,571 16,631,875 3,565,169 3,091,935 26,304,550 139,986,494j 166,273,044 1964 .................................................. 5S#225,649113,150,115 3,539,022 2,436,699 24,331,605 I46,166,706j 170,520,393 3S#$ ................................................. 4,113.990 11,551,:362 3,5,1 2,6:0, a23,'19,475j I3s6,~ 5,6, 1966 ..................................................... O,50,2 12 61994 3 5S6"7 24990 2,1,7 I'S94SS16,S,1 TA4LE -0..ODt4jS7TC nAWrE TRAFFIC* COMMODITY AT TYPE OF TRAFFIC CALENDAR YEAR 1986 (IN TONS UF 2,000 POUNDS) BARGE TRAFFIC PERCENT I BARGE TOTAL CWlWMHO ITI INTRA. TO TOTAL DOMESTIC COASTWISE LAKE41SE INTERNAL LOCAL TERRITORY TOTAL DOMESTIC TRAFFIC FAR. P afIUCT3 0101 COTTON, RA ........................ 0,115 4,125 95.6 4,296 3102 RARLLY AND RYE ......---.... - %06,804 O6A,604 100.0 406,804 0103 CORN ------------------------------- 150,210 20,936,543 10,398 21,101,191 99.9 21,101,769 i14 OATS ------------------------- 4 ,82C 373,775 310,595 99,9 378,66b 0105 IICEC------------------------------- 66,932 1.006.522 1,095,454 9S.0 1.153,639 0106 SRGW GRAINS ..............---...... 1.435 2,427,546 2,426,91 99.8 2,032,891 0107 .HEA . ------------ 299,115 9,123,181 63.080 9,465,376 92.6 10eZ22,998 0111 SOYBEANS ........................... 20 18,006,222 47,449 18,053,695 99.0 26,057,096 0112 FLAXSEED --------- 25---------------- Its 0119 OILSEEDS, NEC ..............--.- ........ 851 2256 24,412 69.3 27,326 0121 TOBACCO, LEAF 1------- - I215 0122 RAY A40 FOOR ..............- ......... 2224 21,724 23,908 99.0 24,190 0129 FIELD CROPS, NEC-.------. --.-.. 76.330 166 76,098 99.7 76,725 0131 FRESH FRJ113 .................. -.. 320,326 320,326 75.6 433,463 0132 SAIA.A3 AND PLANTAINS- ------- :6270 0133 COFFEE .................................... 022 622 1.6 51,135 0134 COCOA BEANS ............ u..... : :1031 0141 FRESf AND FRUZEN VEGETABLES-- 20,779 10,155 36934 15.0 232,0152 0151 LIVE 41ALS....................... 79,128 79,128 97.3 81,320 0161 ANIMALS ANO PRJOuCrS, 4EC ......... 032 310,724 32,156 84.2 36,209 0191 MISCELLANEOU3S FARM PROOUCTS-------. 33,388 33,388 98.7 33,627 FOREST PROOUCTS 0801 CRUDE RUBBER AND ALLIED U-45- -2,838 2,836 74.6 3,606 086I FOREST PRODUCTS, NEC--.------- -. ,536 4,536 6.2 73,453 FRESH FISH A OTHER MARlNE PROuUCTS 011 FRESH FISH, EXCEPT SHELLFISH- .... 036 436 .1 779,32s 0;12 SHELLFISH, EXCEPT PREPARED .8..... 80 460 .1 538,230 0913 MENHADEN -------------------------- 33.726 3901 IARINE SHELL6, o)NANUFACTUREn 4,241,231 29,960 4.171,09! 99.6 4,186,825 METALLIC ORES 1021 IRO 'RE A0 C3NCENTRATES.......... .24,509 l1b4,951 2.668,048 1,476 4,579,424 10.5 03,677,502 .021 COPPER OREV -0 CONCENTRATES- 81,920 1,087 03,367 20. 83,367 1051 ALU"IWO JRES, COnCENTRATES ........ 02, 242,411 100.0 242,411 1061 MANGANESE ORES, O,CENTRATES---.--. 186,193 188,193 100.0 188,193 1091 'OFEROJS ORES, CO