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[Table 5.]
U. S. MILITARY RAILROADS.
Tons carried and miles run during fiscal year.
Road. Subsistence Quartermast Ordnance Medical
stores. er's stores. stores.
stores.
Alexandria Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons.
39,541 113,078 851 64
Winchester 44,452 51,631 760 240
and
Potomac
City Point 162,506 193,652 76,540 9,665
and
connecting
roads.
Norfolk 22,598 56,311 364 61
Total 269,097 384,672 78,515 10,030
Road. Miscella Railroad Total. Cars Miles run
neous material. hauled by cars.
freight.
Alexandria Tons. Tons. Tons.
54,370 656,507
1,788 13,839 169,161
Winchester 5,084 665 102,832 22,664 632,912
and
Potomac
City Point 75,370 21,579 539,312 97,200 2,322,800
and
connecting
roads.
Norfolk 2,258 561 52,153 6,517 69,903
Total 84,500 36,644 863,458 180,751 3,682,122
[Table 6.]
U. S. MILITARY RAILROADS.
U. S. MILITARY RAILROADS.
Number of passengers carried July 1, 1864, to June 30, 1865.
Road. July. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. December
Alexand 13,496 11,845 14,684 16,785 14,596 17,591
ria
City 35,370 46,150 43,440 66,766 63,451 59,781
Point
Winches 1,368 1,271 2,125 2,206 17,255 24,666
ter and
Potomac
Norfolk 2,645 3,158 4,647 3,741 3,963 4,767
Total 52,879 62,424 64,896 89,498 99,265 106,805
Road. Jan. Feb. March. April.
Alexandria 16,963 25,041 18,954 21,334
City Point 57,841 66,845 64,345 97,467
Winchester and 36,765 38,644 21,652 20,854
Potomac
Norfolk 3,968 3,673 4,861 3,239
Total 115,537 134,203 109,812 142,894
Road. May. June. Total.
Alexandria 6,135 6,692 184,116
City Point 96,467 96,560 785,981
Winchester and 20,854 18,676 193,260
Potomac
Norfolk 3,239 2,671 44,117
Total 142,894 124,042 1,207,474
[Table 7.]
U. S. MILITARY RAILROADS.
Receipts for freight and passengers during fiscal year ending June 30.
Receipts July. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov.
Passengers $89.10 $51.70 $88.50 $260.40 $425.70
Freight 30.00 5.50 366.00 2,472.75 2,565.00
Total 119.00 56.70 454.00 2,733.15 2,990.70
Receipts December Jan. Feb. March.
Passengers $2,237.45 $2,639.30 $3,917.40 $2,335.30
Freight 3,623.29 3,830.60 3, 184.90 6,029.20
Total 5,860.74 6,469.90 7,102.30 5,070.65
Receipts April. May. June. Total.
Passengers $2,803.95 $12,803.95 $18,156.73 $45, 186.59
Freight 2,266.70 4,335.32 7,368.82 36,077.58
Total 5,070.65 16,516.38 25,525.55 81,264.17
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