HC Deb 05 June 1905 vol 147 cc680-1
MR. FENWICK (Northumberland, Wansbeck)

To ask Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he will state the net amount received from the coal tax at each shipping port in the United Kingdom in each year ending 81st March, 1902, 1903, 1904, and 1905.

(Answered by Mr. Austen Chamberlain.) The net amounts received from the coal tax at each shipping portin the United Kingdom in each year ending 31st March, 1902, 1903, 1904, and 1905, were as follows—

Port. 1901–2. 1902–3. 1903–4. 1904–5.
£ £ £ £
North Western Ports:—
Barrow 20 16 5
Carlisle 20 5
Chester 30 21 10 13
Fleetwood 134 55 39 4
Liverpool 17,278 23,715 16,056 11,985
Manchester 3,171 5,210 4,070 4,765
Maryport 3 49 57 93
Preston 121 31 36 79
Runcorn 820 143 179 118
Whitehaven 7 4
Workington 4 7 4
Total 21,608 29,235 20,468 17,066
North Eastern Ports:—
Amble (included with Blyth prior to 1903–4) 14,267 16,320
Blyth 67,000 110,971 96,251 98,265
Hartlepool 12,476 25,716 26,705 28,694
Middlesbrough 2,276 2,637 2,269 3,204
Newcastle, North and South Shields 190,229 371,499 402,981 408,164
Scarborough 2
Stockton 12 60 51
Sunderland 44,448 93,848 103,315 115,200
Total 316,443 604,731 645,839 669,847