Ohio-Michigan Boundary Dispute

Location of Canal Terminals

Waterworks

Progress of the Port

Natural Gas

Chapter III: Transportation

Part One; Roads and Communications

The Maumee-Western Reserve Road

Other Routes

The Telegraph

The Telephone

Part Two: Canals

Federal Aid

The IndianaSection

The Ohio Section

The Miami Extension Canal

Rise and Decline of Canal Traffic

Canal Passenger Traffic

Part Three; Railroads

Present Lines

History of Toledo's Railroad

Development

Freight and Passenger Depots

Part Four; Lake, River and Harbor

River Traffic

Steamboat Traffic

Railroad Lake Lines

Capacity of Boats

Business of the Port

The Harbor

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

Chapter IV: Trade and Commerce

Forwarding, Jobbing, Commission and Wholesaling.

Banking

Volume of Trade

Grain and Lumber

Coal and Iron

Animals and Other Produce

Railway Receipts and Shipments

Chapter V: Manufacturing

Statistical Review

Local Grouping of Industries

Summary

MAPS

Section of U. S. G. S. Base Map of the United States centering in Tole-
do, Ohio.

Map of the City of Toledo, Ohio, (showing location of industries and
transportation facilities), published by the Toledo Commerce Club, 1919.

Parts.

GRAPHS

Plate I. Tolls Collected on the Miami and Erie Canal and its Component

Plate II. Miami and Erie Canal; Receipts of Flour, Pork, Wheat and Corn,
and shipments of Merchandise.

Plate III. Receipts of Grain at Toledo, Ohio.

Plate IV. Receipts of Pine and Hardware Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Staves

at Toledo, Ohio.

Plate V. Principal Sources of Coal Receipts, Toledo, Ohio.

Plate VI. Receipts of Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Lard, Pork, Wool and Hides, at

Toledo, Ohio.

Plate VII. Coal Receipts at Toledo, Ohio.

Plate VIII. Receipts of Iron Ore at Toledo, Ohio.

Plate IX. Receipts of Wheat and Corn at Toledo, Ohio.

Plate X. Shipments of Flour, Wheat and Corn from Toledo, Ohio, by Lake and

Railroad.

Flate II. Federal Appropriations for the Harbor of Toledo.