Report of Tonnage Duties Received in Each of the States, [11 May 1790]
Report of Tonnage Duties Received
in Each of the States
Treasury-Department, 11th. May 1790.
[Communicated on May 11, 1790]1
[To the Speaker of the House of Representatives]
The Secretary of the Treasury respectfully submits an Abstract of the duties which have accrued on the Tonnage of ships or vessels, from the first day of September to the thirty first day of December last, pursuant to the order of the House of Representatives of the fifth Instant.2
States. | Foreign Tonnage. | Domestic Tonnage. | Total Amount of Tonnage. |
New Hampshire | 469. 50 | 339. 30 | 808. 80 |
Massachusetts | 4 829. 37½ | 3 855. 60 | 8 684. 97½ |
Connecticut | 618. 8 | 722. 47½ | 1 340. 55½ |
New York | 8 739. 87½ | 1 496. 66½ | 10.236. 54 |
New Jersey | 83. 50 | 224. 31 | 307. 81 |
Pennsylvania | 11.587. 64 | 1 515. 6 | 13.102. 70 |
Delaware | 603. — | 123. 96 | 726. 96 |
Maryland | 4.994. 5½ | 1 728. 88½ | 6 722. 94 |
Virginia | 11.210. 93½ | 1 423. 30½ | 12.634. 24 |
South Carolina | 4 630. 59 | 433. 84 | 5 064. 43 |
Georgia | 2 600. 17 | 126. 65 | 2 726. 82 |
50.366. 72. | 11.990. 5 | 62.356. 77 |
Alexr. Hamilton.
Secy. of the Treasury.
Copy, RG 233, Reports of the Secretary of the Treasury, 1790–1791, Vol. I, National Archives.
1. , 214.
2. The House ordered:
“That the Secretary of the Treasury report to the House the amount of tonnage duties paid in each of the States from the first of September to the first of January last, distinguishing the foreign from the domestic tonnage.” (
, 209.)