*Included in the above are 762,403 cases No. 10's (12 cans per case); 634,690 cases No. 1's; 5,944,790 cases No. 2's; 2,286,758 cases No. 22's; all of which have been equalized to represent No. 3's.

The figures for Utah were, prior to 1912, included in the group now composed of Washington and Colorado.
The figures for California were, prior to 1915, included in the group now composed of Washington and Colorado.

2,001,544

2,081,000

2,217,000

1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1923
2,280,366 2,300,241 2,496,000 3,246,000 1,190,000 1,959,000 2,382,000
2,421,953 2,199,344 2,225,000 2,271,000 1,711,000 1,939,000 2,833,000
566,498 1,112,912 1,652,000 1,588,000 911,000 1,066,000 923,000
1,200,131 1,584,064 1,360,000 1,544,000
2,032,944

1922

850,000

1,073,000 1,390,000

1,130,000

1,944,000

2,256,000

New York.

280,000

257,296 488,912

1,014,000

829,000

564,000 616,000

434,000

Wisconsin.

Indiana.

Minnesota.

322,000 165,492 372,924
797,000 742,491 512,688
278,000 201,969 309,136

Missouri.

Michigan.

Delaware.

725,000 659,087 389,295

777,000 764,000

440,000 701,000 842,000

Vermont.

Pennsylvania.

All other States..

Total.......

298,000 306,188 419,400 268,000 487,000 189,000 233,000 292,000 9,130,000 10,802,952 11,721,860 13,550,000 15,040,000 8,843,000 11,419,000 14,106,000

The figures for Minnesota were, prior to 1923, included in the group now composed of All Other States.

353,000 510,000 516,000

Above prices are based F. O. B. Cannery for Columbia River Salmon; F. O. B. Puget Sound for Puget Sound Salmon; and F. O. B. San Francisco for Alaska Salmon.

Prices on Columbia River Salmon were named about July 19, 1922. Prices on Alaska and Puget Sound Salmon were named about August 16, 1922.