Jewish Immigration to the United States from 1881 to 1910 / Studies in History, Economics and Public Law, Vol. LIX, No. 4, 1914

by Samuel Joseph

Year	Russia			Austria-Hungary			Roumania
	Immigrant aliens	Emigrant aliens	Number departed per 100 admitted	Immigrant aliens	Emigrant aliens	Number departed per 100 admitted	Immigrant aliens	Emigrant aliens	Number departed per 100 admitted
1908	71978	5439	7	15293	1758	11	4455	158	3
1909	39150	3989	10	8431	1398	16	1390	87	6
1910	59824	3295	5	13142	1409	10	1701	101	6
1911	65472	3375	5	12785	1827	14	2188	78	3
1912	58389	4448	7	10757	2121	19	1512	122	8
Total	294813	20546	7	60408	8513	14	11246	546	5
[1] From Reports of Commissioner-General of Immigration.

TABLE XLVII

POLISH IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION, RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, 1908 TO 1912[1][ToT]

Year	Russian Poles			Austro-Hungarian Poles
	Immigrant aliens	Emigrant aliens	Number departed per 100 admitted	Immigrant aliens	Emigrant aliens	Number departed per 100 admitted
1908	73122	18187	25	59719	28048	47
1909	37770	8421	22	336483	10292	28
1910	63635	6705	10	60565	9609	15
1911	40193	12276	30	27515	18499	67
1912	51244	14701	28	30649	22546	73
Total	265964	60290	22	214931	88994	41
[1] From Reports of Commissioner-General of Immigration.

TABLE XLVIII

"OLD" AND "NEW" (JEWISH EXCEPTED) AND JEWISH IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION, 1908 TO 1910[1][ToT]

Class	Immigrant aliens	Emigrant aliens	Number departed per 100 admitted
Old Immigration	599732	79664	13
New immigration (Jewish excepted)	1461506	615549	42
Jewish immigration	236100	18543	8
Total	2297338	713356	32
[1] From Emigration Conditions in Europe, p. 42.