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

* Entered: 1 ship, 4 brigs, 8 barks, 7 schooners, 1 steamer-21, and 12 port. Cleared: 2 ships, 11 schooners, 8 barks, 6 brigs, 1 steamer-28, and 5 in port. Aggregate tonnage entered, 8,453 85-95.

Entered: 1 ship, 5 schooners, 7 barks, 3 brigs-16, and 5 in port. Cleared: 9 barks, 6 schooners, 2 brigs, 1 ship-18, and 3 in port. Aggregate tonnage entered, 5,303 49-95. Entéred and cleared: 1 brig, 1 ship, 2 barks, 1 schooner-5. Aggregate tonnage entered, 1,977 57-95. Entered and cleared: 1 brig. Tonnage, 145 49-95.

|| Entered and cleared: 1 brig. Tonnage, 145 49-95.

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

Quarter ended June 30,

1

Boston

1 Boston

1

Lumber and provisions.

$1,332 77

1

1863.*

Hides, sarsaparilla, deerskins, fustic and India-rubber.

$10, 642 26

Quarter ended Septem

1

Boston

1

Boston

1

Lumber and provisions.

1,281 41

1

ber 30, 1863.†

Hides, sarsaparilla, deerskins, turtle-shell, fustic, &c.

12,584 89

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

ENTERED.

Where from.

No. of

vessels.