Report of the Superintendent of Public Works Relative to the Trade and Tonnage of the CanalsTroy Press Company, 1904 |
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365 days ended AGRICULTURE-VEGETABLE FOOD Albany West Troy Anthracite coal April aqueduct berme bank berme embankment Bituminous coal Black River canal Boards and scantling boats Boonville bushels Cayuga and Seneca Champlain canal construction Corn creek culvert days ended September December December 12 ditch Domestic salt Eighth to fourteenth ended September 30 Erie canal etc.-(Concluded etc.-(Continued Fifteenth to twenty-second Flour FOREST-PRODUCT OF WOOD freight in tons Glens Falls Glens Falls feeder going east lime and clay lineal feet Lock gates MERCHANDISE miles name and number navigation number of structures number on section Oneida river Oswego canal pounds Property in tons Rebuilding repairs to slope Road bridges wood scantling scows season of 1903 Seneca canal September 30 slope wall Superintendent of Public superintendent of repairs Superintendent's salary Tonawanda Tonawanda Buffalo Waterford Total tons tow-path and berme Twenty-third to close vertical wall Waste-weirs Watching canal Waterford Weigh locks Wheat Whole number Wood pulp
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