Lumber feet..  16,895,000

Aworted  merchandise :

Up tons..  3,500

Down do...  1,529

PaaBengersby  one  steamer:

Up 653

Down 543

Passengers  were  also  carried  by  schooners  and  by  two  other  steamers  which  visit
the  port,  Dnt  no  aconrate  account  conld  be  obtained  as  to  the  nnmber.
Daring  several  years  preceding,  the  last  shipments  of  chrome  have  averaged  3,000
tons  per  year,  bat  the  discovery  of  other  mines  in  soathern  California  have  for  the
present  suspended  the  business.
APPENDIX  T  T.
ROVEMENT  OF  THE  MOUTH  OF  THE  COLUMBIA  RIVER,  OREGON  AND
ASHINOTON  TERRITORY;  OF  THE  ENTRANCES  TO  COOS  AND  YA-
JINA  BAYS;  OF  MOUTH  OF  COQUILLE  RIVER  AND  OF  UMPQUA  RIVER,
SEGON ;  AND  OF  CERTAIN  RIVERS  EMPTYING  INTO  PUGET  SOUND
.^D  GRAY'S  HARBOR,  WASHINGTON  TERRITORY;  CONSTRUCTION  OF
iSCADES  CANAL,  COLUMBIA  RIVER;  WATER-GAUGES  ON  COLUMBIA
rVER.
POBT  OF  CAPTAIN  CHARLES  F,  POWELL,  CORPS  OF  ENGINEERS,  OF-
'IC£B  IN  CHARGE,  FOR  THE  FISCAL  YEAR  ENDING  JUNE  30,  1«87,
7ITH  OTHER  DOCUMENTS  RELATING  TO  THE  WORKS.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Month  of  the  Coqiiille  River,  Oregon.
Entrance  to  Coos  Bay,  Oregon.
Umpqna  River,  Oregon.
Entrance  to  Yaqaina  Bay,  Oregon.
.  Month  of  tbe  Columbia  River,  Ore-
gon and  WaHbingtou  Territory.
.  Constvnction  of  caual  at  the  Cascades,
Columbia  River,  Oregon  aud  Wash-
ington Territory.
7.  Chehalis   River,   Washington  Terri-

tory.
8.  Skagit,     Steilaquauiisb,     Noutsack,

Snohomish,  and  Snoqualmie  rivers,
Washington  Territory.
9.  Gauging  waters  oftheCohimbia  River

and   principal  tributaries,  Oregon
and  Washington  Territory.
EXAMINATIONS  AND  SURVEYS.
.  Snislaw  River  and  Bar,  Oregon.  |  12.  Coquille  River  between  Coquille  City

..  Nehalem  Bay  and  Bar,  Oregon.  and  Myrtle  Point,  Oregon.
13.  Umpqua  River,  Oregon.
United  States  Engineer  Office,

Portland^  Oregon^  August  1, 1887.
