The national Republican., 1869-06-23
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Number. Tors. Number. Tons
Amer. .yessels..2,29T TTI,jlT 2,305 sl3OgT
Form nYessels. .I,5gt l,236,jOT I,jo2 l,2l23G0
Total. .O,sSl 2,OiI,O23 oss 2,O25 ,OSs
Quarter ending March 81, 1860:
Amer. Vessels 'OI 7J?.22l l,59i 73I, ,OS5
Fotnyesscls.I,TyI ViiUS 1891 o3s,Oo3
rO,.i......8,?os i,67a2J6 a,i9o l,0Tos7s
Nine mouths ended March 81, 1850:
fcfH1s::si. ,siss SIS ssss'sss iS':ii 1871 5''si,ssS
ro,.l..,@i5O G,2So,SOo 1895 GaOai;i
Nine months ended March 81, 1865;
FOr'nvei'cl'. lisa 2SiS'5fS Ii,iai S'Soi,tSs
rot.l......ls,9o2 SsS2,siI is,TCI G5025ts
Entrances and clearances Of vessels en-
gagged in the coastwisc trade during the
months ended January 81, February IS, and
March 81, 1869, and the nine months ended
March 81, 1869, compared with the nine
months ended March 81, 1sGs:
Sumbtr. Tons. Number. Tons.
fsS sS issS S Sss @ 'Ss5s las 1851 1851 Si5sl 81
Mar. 81, 1902. 1000 l,lSo,oOl 2,Ojl l,OlO,ls7
Mar. 81, isGa. 81 saS lssOs,71o 5l,oio Is, ,l2s,oT
Mar. 81, IsGs 1924 lT,70T.ln 4s,717 lOOso,sO5
The statistics of the indirect trade for the
quarter ended March 81, 1869, are especially
interesting. The total Indirect imports dur
ing the quarter amounted TO sl4, ,422 ,2G7, of
which sum 81 ,sS3, ,G94 came from the States
comprising the German Zollveren through
the ports Of the following countries Bel
GUM, 6,029; Bremen, s525, ,29l; England,
81 ,091 1882; France, s23,9S4; Hamburg, sll7.-
$40; Holland, S6S,536; through ali other
countries, sl,003. The indirect imports
from France, s6,7ss, ,423; through Belgium,
S7,O45; Bremen, sl5,475; England, sG,720,-
SO3; Hamburg, ,972; Holland, $780,
| Canada, 81 ,26S. Indirect imports from Eng
land, s275, $50; through Belgium, t52, PSI 1;
| Bremen, s23,9T0; France, tl06,9S5; Ham
| burg, S52,7 Canada and other British
North American Possessions, sl9,g2S;
through the ports Of all other countries, sl3,-
lS5. Indirect imports from Cuba, $40, SOS;
through Hamburg, s5l4; Canada, s40,Ol4.
For further details SEQ the report.
The summary OF the indirect trade is fol-
| lowed by elaborate comparative statements
showing the total number of immigrants ar-
rived in the United States during each
Of thirteen calendar years. The nationall-
ties and occupations of immigrants arc given
in detail. These tables commence with the
year 1856, being the point where "Brom.
wells History Of Immigration" breaks oil,
and, taken In connection with the latter
work, afford complete statistics of our i'm
migration from 1919 to date.
| Comparative tables are likewise given
showing the imports, exports and re-eXports
Of Great Britain and ireland during the four
months ending April 80, 1869, compared
with the corresponding periods OF 1867 and
1868. These tables are condensed from the
British Trade Accounts.
Comparative tables follow, showing the
exports by quarters, Of each class of mer-
chandlse shipped from Paris to the United
States during the years 1866 to 1865, In
elusive; the total value of exports from
Paris to the United States from July /, 1868.
to December 81, 1906 exports Of sugar and
mOlasses from Havana, Cardenas aud Ma
tanzas, 1867 to 1869, inclusive; exports from
Havana of the principal articles OF produce
| from January | to June 10, In 1865 and
1869; and importations into Havana during
the first five months Of the ten years 1850 Ia
| 1869, inclusive number and tonnage, by
nationalitles, Of vessels which entered the
port OF Havana, during the first Ave months
Of the years 1867 to 1869; exports from Cal
cutta TO the United States during the frs
quarters of the years 1862 and 1869; export!
Of Sheffield to the United States, from 1864
TO 1865.
In addition 10 the foregoing, the ropor
contains the usual miscellany OF commercial
transactions and consular report, as well al
tables showing the products OF the Ameri
can fisheries; produce OF Maine via New
Brunswick, and shipments Of domestic com
moditles between New York and San Fran
cisco via Panama,