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

Quarter ended June 30, 1862.

151 tons logwood, 19 tons lignum-vitæ, 11 cwt. fus

2,083 41

223 tons logwood, 6 tons lig.

486 72

1,292 28

In ballast........

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3.862 41

1

500 barrels flour, 500 half barrels
flour, 200 bbls. mess ipork, 100
bbls. corn meal, 50 bbls. water
crackers, 100 kegs lard, 200
kegs butter, 1,000 boxes can-
dles, and remainder of cargo
for exportation.
10 bbls. meal, 250 kegs of butter,
250 kegs lard, 10 barrels lard
oil, 100 barrels bread, 5 tierces
hams, 120 bags corn, 50 boxes
cheese, 30 boxes corn starch,
20 barrels split peas, 600 boxes
tallow candles, 15,972 feet
white pine lumber, 2,675 white
oak staves, 18 bbls. potatoes,
390 bbls. wheat flour, 100 bbls.
pork.

*Entered and cleared: 3 schooners, 3 brigs, 1 ketch, 1 steamer-8. Aggregate tonnage: 1,744 14 95.

† Entered: 2 brigs, 5 schooners, 2 barks-9, and 1 in port. Cleared: 3 brigs, 5 schooners, 2 barks-10. Aggregate tonnage entered: 2,157. Entered and cleared: 6 schooners, 1 ketch, 2 brigs, 1 brigantine-10. Aggregate tonnage entered: 2,018.

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