PART II.

NAVIGATION AND COMMERCE

OF THE

UNITED STATES WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES

DURING THE

YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 1863.

H. Ex. Doc. 41-41

NAVIGATION AND COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES DURING THE YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 1863.

[MADE UP FROM CONSULAR RETURNS.]

(113 4,193,251 bushels grain, 71,057
barrels flour, 87,480 staves,
5,877 bales cotton, 223 hhds.,
30 tes., and 5,317 bxs. bacon;
4.119 tcs., 974 casks, 982 bbls.,
961 pkgs., and 251 kegs lard;
7,980 firkins, 5,886 pkgs., and
400 kegs butter; 532 hhds. to-
bacco, 1,104 hhds., 232 tcs.,865
casks, 475 bbls., and 33 pkgs.
tallow; 74 casks and 2,660 bbls.
oil, 27,249 bxs. cheese, 515 tes.
beef, 405 bbls. rosin, 24,797
bags rice, 12,424 bags oil-cake,
30 bales rags, 8,580 bbls. pe-
troleum oil, 418 tons logwood,
4,920 tons guano, 104 tons,
1,831 sticks fustic; 998 bbls.
tar, 1,493 bags bark, 1,173
bales hemp, 402 bbls. clay.

* Entered: 2 brigs, 1 schooner, 19 barks, 150 ships-172, and 35 in port. Cleared: 1 brig, 12 barks, 112 ships, 35 class not given-160, and 47 in port. Aggregate tonnage entered, 190,899.

Navigation and commerce of the United States with foreign countries-Continued.