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

Aggregate tonnage entered, 3,675 25-95. Aggregate tonnage entered, 3,856 36-95. Aggregate tonnage entered, 1,556 78-95.

* Entered: 4 barks, 7 brigs, 7 schooners-18, and 3 in port. Cleared: 2 barks, 7 brigs, 7 schooners-16, and 5 in port. Entered: 3 barks, 9 brigs, 7 schooners-19, and 5 in port. Cleared: 4 barks, 8 brigs, 8 schooners-20, and 4 in port. Entered: 1 steamer, 1 bark, 2 brigs, 3 schooners-7, and 4 in port. Cleared: 1 steamer, 2 barks, 4 brigs, 4 schooners-11. § Entered: 41, class not given, and 15 in port. Cleared: 51, class not given, and 5 in port. Aggregate tonnage entered, 12,359 85-95.

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

10

10

Havana.

Philadelphia...--|

3

Ballast

3

945 hhds., 60 tes. sngar, 348 hhds., 18 tes., and 149 bbls. molasses.

$60, 897 15

1

1

1

12, 769 91

2 1,096 hhds., 15 teirces, and 20 bbls. sugar, 45 tierces and 86 bbls. molasses,

284 hhds., 30 tes., and 6 bbls.

sugar.

.do.

3

In port.

.do.

4

2,484 hhds., 83 tes., 1 bbl., and

127, 455 44

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

GRAND CANARY.

F. W. Manley.

From the 1st of July to
December 31, 1862.||