New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
COMMERCI1L STATISTICS

BUREAU OF STATISTICS, WASHINGTON, April IS.
Gen Francis a. Walker, Deputy Special Commis-
soncr of the Revenue, has just issued No. - OF the
Monthly Reports of this Bureau, from which II APP
pears that the total imports into the country during
the month Of August, 1863, amounted 10 $Sii759i. of
which s31, 500 paid duties and $207l0S5 was ad-
mited free of duty entered for consumption, s2 $685.
OS7; warchoused $l2s2l 507; proportion brought in
American vessels or vehicles $9G27 i1; in foreign
vessels or vehicles, $24,S0.l23. For the cor
responding period of 1861 the total imports
were 43i 7lG sos: dutiablc. sS2 lf6@ 49, free of duty
a. 0 1875: entered for consumption, s2l4S7lil; en-
tered warehouse Sl5 900 227. For the eight months
ending August 81 ls,s the total imports were s4oJ-
riod of 1861 Total domestic exports for August,
1865 s3GO2sGil shipped in American vessels, ssi5-
month in 1861 the total domestic exports were ST.
s9705l. For the same month ending August 81 1858,
the total exports were $l6,65709, against $5f@55,-
ports IS in August. iS6s, sl,T52,Go dqtiable,
s75zSS6 free Of duty. SDilH; shipped
in American vessels, e., l,l90076; in foreign vessels.
s5529ji OF the total reGxports sGSl,5O2 were from
warehouse Total TeGxports in August, lsC7, sl.5lI,
374 The IeGxpOrts for the eight months ending An-
gust 81. 1865, aggregate sl5l0Ill5 against sl6Gs7M
for the same period Of 1871 The total value of for
elm commodities remaining IN warohouse ut the be,
ginning Of August, lSs, was sol 5i3'5 warehoused
during the MONTH $l4107.630; withdrawn from ware
house, $l5,GiS,5 ,5O6 remaining IN warehouse AZ TIE
close of the month, Si9,n6,7l7, against $iS'&1'@G
August idff. Inc WafeNOuSe lIauFiCliOhS
are given both by commodities and districts.
Total tunnage OF vessels engaged in the foreign trade
entered Mt the ports of the United States. dung the
month Of August, lSGS-American, 3lG.lB foreign
vessels $50 s29 Same month, ls0l-hmerican. oi 1873;
foreign 39q5H Entered during eight months end
ing August 81 1sCS-American, 2@j4 3 tnns; foreign,
3 2Di 254 tuns. Corresponding period, ls61-Amer-
can 24GS 800; foreign, 2.TG,7l2. Total tunnage en-.
gagged in the foreign trade cleared from the ports of
the United States in August American 52li2
foreign, 5j7 lG4. Same month, 1S67-Amencan, bli.-
So foreign 1885, 725. Eight months, ending Aug 81 1853
American, 22S6256 foreign, 3.2i92S. Correspond
ing period, 1S67-Amercan, Si0l0 forcign,2%5,lT.
Total tunnage of vessels engaged in the coaStng
trade during August 1853: Entered 2L2,UO; cleared.
| 2708.0l1. Same month, 1867 Entered, 2,SGl .355;
cleared 2,7i7,3l0. Eight months ending August 81,
1s6s Entered l5,si2 49, cleared, 1453H6 Core
spending period. 1867 Entered l3,Gi7,3!& cleared,
| l3,4sS,3O9. The tables from which the foregoing
synopsis is taken very full and complete, aud aro
| followed by summaries comparing month with
month for the eight months ending August 81, 1857,
and the same for 1868. The Commercial reports
with which the report closes, repeto with inter
est 10 the mercantile community Report No. % is
now in press and the Deputy Special Commissioners
hopes before long TO be able to bring the publication
of these monthly exhibits of commerce and nayi
Oatiou nm 10 date,