Statement of the value of exports from the port of Pernambuco to foreign countries, and to the provinces of the empire of Brazil, during the year ended June 30, 1863. Articles. Year 1858. Year 1859. Year 1860. Year 1861. Year 1862. Comparative statement showing the description and quantity of the articles imported into Pernambuco from all countries during the years 1858,-'59,-'60,-'61,-'62. U. States. Gre't Britain and depen dencies. Cheese, Dutch.. Cheese..... Coals Codfish Crackers Demijohns .cases.. 3, 810 5,330 3, 400 2,479 3,371 1, 176 1,945 70 200 170 735 1,070 200 370 500 .tons. 10, 378 11, 206 15,562 12, 760 16,752 16, 575 67 110 drums.. 248, 944 242, 276 162, 117 142, 122 122, 362 122, 362 .kegs. 8, 269 11, 102 6,440 4,790 4,076 4,076 7,258 14, 678 9, 508 9, 653 7,362 7,362 crates.. 3.996 3,014 1,859 1, 958 3,076 3, 076 .barrels.. 123, 322 128, 515 95, 257 121, 839 99, 795 79,937 898 14,759 700 231 $00 230 870 .barrels. 3, 331 3,237 900 2,434 1,963 1,613 350 . cases.. 5, 425 4, 136 2,932 7,678 7,066 76 5, 199 900 900 Gunpowder .kegs.. 8,459 12, 201 6, 806 7,631 6, 120 6, 120 Iron .bars.. 10, 51623, 554 8,386 3, 684 2,530 1, 180 1, 256 100 Iron tons.. 545 735 684 301 208 208 Lard kegs. 3, 666 4, 237 4, 109 3, 101 3,845 3, 602 184 5 Lead shot. kegs.. 934 2,531 1, 085 1,746 1,915 1,040 50 100 2 525 200 Manufactured cottons. packages. 26, 373 27,457 19, 829 21, 762 | 23, 608 360 18, 045 16 Manufactured linens packages.. 1, 209 692 836 610 809 732 packages.. 745 709 412 248 444 292 2 619 packages.. 351 402 362 268 287 89 178 5 8 6 .packages.. 1, 534 2,078 1,473 2,444 2,599 6 1,488 811 163 9 57 65 .barrels.. 229 503 785 274 302 300 2 2, 173 131 2,208 441 1,950 20 40 1,855 35 314 150 164 packages.. 5, 034 1,973 1,791 4, 168 4, 160 530 14 66 767 1,084 724 200 283 182 .bags. 1,050 422 415 774 949 25 447 16 186 30 245 .boxes.. 7,009 5, 262 3,421 6, 088 3,951 9 330 2,253 409 950 bags. 19,491 12.829 9, 620 5,347 11, 993 2,742 100 100 200 8,851 3, 130 1,478 1,315 350 839 18 4 100 4 20, 785 14,762 14, 445 | 26, 293 61, 131 10, 085 12,917 7,275 33,854 683 640 115 775 928 724 4 200 10, 131 3,920 2,577 63 495 109 1,910 507 120 660 230 250 30 150 406 305 679 129 69 52 half chests.. 1,709 2,761 1, 653 2,220 2,803 447 2, 164 16 .boxes.. 2, 136 2, 680 1,519 2,479 2,583 2,583 Vinegar ..... .pipes.. 482 1, 195 732 436 917 3 .pipes.. 4,948 4,493 4,856 4,270 Wine, Champagne. .baskets. 3,843 4,335 1,626 308 4,766 424 8 954 192 2,260 171 181 245 179 Austria. Belgium. France. Hanse To'ns. Holland. Italy. Portugal. River Plate. Spain. Brazil.ports. Statement of imports from the United States in American vessels, at the port of Pernambuco, during the year ended June 30, 1863. Statement of imports from the United States in foreign vessels, at the port of Pernambuco, during the year ended June 30, 1863. Country to which they belong. Statement showing the foreign shipping entered at the port of Pernambuco during the year ended June 30, 1863, and comparison of total tonnage of each nation with preceding year. NOTE. The above does not include vessels arriving in the "outer roads," calling for orders and supplies' or foreign steamers landing passengers and mails. Statement showing the value of direct importations of foreign merchandise at the port of Pernambuco, during the year ended June 30, 1863. Statement showing the value of the above, received from each country. The only imports from foreign countries to this port during the year ended June 30, 1863, consisted of several cargoes of codfish from Newfoundland, and part of a cargo of sugar pans, iron, machinery, and coals from Liverpool, all coming via Pernambuco. All other import trade has been done coastwise from Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio de Janeiro. EXPORTS. As will be seen by summary list of the same, herewith enclosed, the exports have been larger than in the years 1861-'62, and 1860-'61, particularly cotton. This increase is principally caused by supplies from Tenedo, (San Francisco river,) from whence the same, in former years, were sent to Bahia. The increase here in supplies from the interior of this province (Alagoas) has been very trifling, although much more cotton has been planted, which is accounted for by the fact, that from several parts of this province cotton has been directed to Pernambuco by railway instead of to this port, the roads to the stations being in better state, and, besides, for superior quality a much higher price being obtainable in Pernambuco than here. The average price of this article, during the preceding year, has been Rs. 15||000 per arroba on shore, against Rs. 9||000 in the year 1861-'62. |