Chicago, Ill. $ 42,711,561
Philadelphia, Pa. 15,588,738
Boston, Mass. 11,597,061
City Hall Station 9,749,018
Saint Louis, Mo. 8,722,633
Kansas City, Mo. 6,490,018
Cleveland, Ohio 6,218,695
Detroit, Mich. 5,742,835
Brooklyn, N. Y. 5,695,037
San Francisco, Cal. 5,623,409
Pittsburgh, Pa. 5,298,504
Cincinnati, Ohio 4,663,323
Minneapolis, Minn. 4,606,689
Los Angeles, Cal. 4,580,969
Baltimore, Md. 4,323,525
Washington, D. C. 3,661,760
Buffalo, N. Y. 3,438,497
Milwaukee, Wis. 3,311,922
From these figures it will also be seen that the receipts of the City
Hall Station are greater than the receipts of the entire city of Saint
Louis, as great as the receipts of Cleveland, Ohio, and Buffalo, N. Y.,
combined, as great as the receipts of Detroit, Mich., and Washington,
D. C., combined, as great as those of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Milwaukee,
Wis., combined, or those of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Minneapolis, Minn.,
combined.
The rapid increase in the volume of business at the City Hall Station is
shown by the following figures of receipts:
Calendar
Year
1915 $ 6,587,228.98
1916 7,124,138.76
1917 7,544,849.70
1918 8,162,774.76
1919 9,188,449.66
1920 10,253,435.42
Increase in five years--55.65 per cent.
City Hall is not the only station of great receipts, as the following
statistics show: