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THIS BOOK
FORMS PART OF THE
ORIGINAL LIBRARY
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF MICHICAN
BOUGHT IN EUROPE
1838 TO 1839
BY
ASA GRAY



/ //
CALGULATIONS AND STATEMENTS
T H E T R A D E
BETWEEN
Great 33ritain and the Qanited stated of 3merita,
USEFUL INFORMATION FOR THE PRACTICAL MERCHANT AND SHIPOWNER
ON THE SUBJECTS OF
THE COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BETwh;EN THE TWO COUNTRIES, THE REVENUE LAWS OF
THE UNITED STATES, CURRENCY, PRECIOUS METALS, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES,
Exch ANGEs, INSPECTIONS, ESTABLISHED RATES AND USAGES, &c, &c.
A CCOMPANIED BY
C O PIO U S T A B L E S
THE EXCHANGES ARBITRATIONS, THE CORRESPONDING NETT-PRICES OF THE
PRIN taL ARTICLES OF IMPORT AND EXPORT, AND OF
THE STATISTICS
OF THE COMMERCE, NAVIGATION, PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES
OF
T H E U N I T E D S T A T E s.
BY
W. F. REUSS.
L O N D O N :
EFFINGHAM WILSON, ROYAL EXCHANGE.
1833.
ENTERED AT STATIONERs' HALL.
L O N D O N ;
G. SCHULZE, 13, POLAND STREET.
I N T R O DUCTION.
THE principal object of the present publication is to furnish to the
practical merchant and trader a compendium of the details of one of the most
interesting branches of the foreign commerce of Great Britain which, by its
arrangement and conciseness, shall effect a very considerable saving of labour,
research and time. To those who have made the American trade the study of
their lives, the Author does not presume to say any thing new ; but he can
nevertheless not refrain from entertaining a hope that the novelty and
usefulness of his plan will recommend itself to their approval, whilst he
ventures to flatter himself that to those who have hitherto devoted their
attention but partially to that promising trade, the following pages may contain
some useful suggestions.
It is an acknowledged fact that works on mercantile subjects, extensive and
varied as the catalogue already is, do not usually meet with very general
encouragement from those to whom they are more especially addressed. The
cause of this drawback on a more general diffusion of practical mercantile
knowledge is founded not so much on the illiberal tendency towards monopoly,
of all mercantile enterprise, as on the circumstance that such works are too
frequently undertaken by men who, although of high literary attainments, fail to
a greater or less degree in the more useful details, whilst practical men but
rarely find the time or feel the disposition to write for general information.
The present work claims in this respect an exemption from the general
jv INTRO DU CTION .
rule. The Author pretends to no greater merit than that of practical
experience. He has resided many years in London and seen much of the
various branches of the trade of this country. He has also had the benefit of a
residence in the United States in the prosecution of mercantile pursuits, and
from the ample materials thus afforded him, the following pages have been
compiled. In truth, the Author devoted some leisure hours to the task of their
composition for his private use merely, at some future period, and it is chiefly
the great encouragement with which he has been honoured, which has
emboldened him thus to obtrude himself for the first time on the notice of
the Public.
In order to ensure to this publication that degree of confidence, which
from its nature is so essential to its success, it may not be superfluous to add a
few more explanatory observations.
With the exception of such parts as from their official character must
necessarily consist of extracts, the work claims to be entirely an original
composition. In the selection of the various statements for reference, the
utmost care has been exercised, and although they might have been multiplied
and varied to a considerable extent, it was deemed foreign to the object in view
to encumber the work with too much local detail.
The Tariff has been a source of much embarrassment to the Author on
account of its well known instability. To give the Tariff, such as it can alone
be furnished at present, might be the means, and possibly at no very distant
period, of rendering the book less serviceable. On the other hand, to omit it
altogether would deprive the collection of one of its principal requisites. The -
Author has therefore been induced to furnish the new Tariff, which is to come
into operation on the 3rd of March next, so arranged as to admit easily of
corrections in the event of any subsequent legislative alterations, to which he
has added some supplementary statements and comparative tables with a view
to facilitate the politician in the investigation of the merits of the Tariff
question. These details were already in print when the long existing differences
between the southern States and the eastern and northern States on this
important question at length assumed their present serious character, which,
INTRODUCTION. V
threatening, as it does, the very existence of the Union, is watched with the
deepest interest by the trading community of Europe. The purely agricultural
southern States have formally declared their hostility to all Tariff-laws
whatever, and the President in his message of the 4th December last
recommends a further reduction of the existing duties. It remains to be seen
to what extent this recommendation will be attended to and whether the
southern States will be satisfied with merely a reduction. It would be idle to
speculate at present on the probable issue of a contest in which all political
parties in the United States take a lively share, and which is carried on under
general and great excitement on both sides; nevertheless it may not perhaps be
premature to state that it is the hope and belief of well informed men, that a
reconciliation may be effected by acceding to a prospective and progressive
reduction of the duties on some of the principal European manufactures.
The Author flatters himself that the utility of his tables of the equivalent
values of the principal articles of American export and import, and of the
calculations which accompany them, exhibiting the respective data on which
their computation proceeds, will be generally admitted. They are in almost
every instance founded on actual transactions and in the estimation of the
charges, which usually vary a little in actual business, a middling course has
been adopted as the safest; nor would it have been justifiable to assume the
respective commissions at less than the established full rates. Whatever the
further modifications of the Tariff may eventually prove to be, it may be
asserted confidently that they cannot affect the accuracy either of any of the
given tables of American exports, or of any of those relating to imports in
which the duty has not been taken into the account, —and by far the greater
proportion belongs to this class. There remains consequently but a very
limited number, which can possibly be affected by any change of duties, and
should it prove of sufficient importance, a supplement to the present volume
could, in case of need, obviate the inconvenience. .
Before concluding, the Author feels the propriety of disclaiming for his
Statements and Calculations complete infallibility, and the English not being
his native language—of hoping to meet with indulgence on account of any
vi INTRODUCTION.
defects in the composition. But when he states that the calculations, which
present upwards of 26,000 results, obtained upon a principle ensuring their
correctnesss, are, without a single exception, the fruit of his own individual
labours, that the manuscript has been carefully revised, and the printing
assiduously superintended, he fully trusts that in the more essential parts his
work will be found sufficiently accurate and minute for all the purposes for
which it is likely to be consulted.
59, Bishopsgate Street, within,
January, 1833.
C O N T E N T S.
Page
The Commercial Intercourse between Great Britain and the United States,
as established by treaties, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The same of the United States with British Colonies, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
The Revenue laws of the United States, relating to foreign commerce, viz.,
Ports of Entry, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
of Vessels engaged in the foreign trade, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Tonnage duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Treaties of Reciprocity, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Documents and Requisites of vessels arriving, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Do. do. do. ..., do. clearing out, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Regulations for Passenger's vessels, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
The Tariff, viz.
Introductory Remarks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Advalorem Duties, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Specific do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Restrictions, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Terms of Credit for duties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Drawbacks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Rates of Duties, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . & © º e º 'º tº e º e º e e 28
Comparative statement of Revenue under the Tariff of 1828,
and what it will be under the Tariff of 1833, . . . . . . . . . . 48
Chronological statement of all the Tariffs of the United States, 54
Port charges. New York, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . © o e º e º O & e s e e e º sº. 56
Philadelphia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Boston, . . . . . • * c e s e e s a e º e º e º C tº 6 C & & Q @ tº e º e o 'º a c e g º e 59
New Orleans, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Key West, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
V 111 CONTENTS.
Page
Contents of a ton for freight, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Currency and Appreciation of precious Metals, ........................ 62
Standard weight of coins as usually admitted, ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Do. ,, do. as practically ascertained, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Weights and Measures, viz.
Weights, . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * e º e s s e o e e s e s a e s e 67
Measures, dry or Corn, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Do. Cloth, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * * * * > * c e s tº e s tº a e º e º e º 'º 71
Do. liquid, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . º e º e º e º e e e G 72
Do. Coal, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . to e e e s e º e º e 73
Hydrometric Strength of Spirits, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Exchange, customs and laws affecting Bills of Exchange, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Table of British sterling reduced into United States' currency, . . . 76
Arbitrations of Exchange, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 92
Do. , Specie, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gº tº º e 97
Commercial Usages and Rates of the United States,
Seasons for transacting business, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Terms and Conditions in the sale and purchase of goods, . . . . . . . . . . 105
Auctions, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
Brokers, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
Underwriters, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
Rates of Interest, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
Merchants' Commissions, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
Rates of Storage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Inspection of American produce, viz.
Flour and Meal, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
Pot and Pearl-ashes, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 12
Beef and Pork, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 13
Staves and Headings, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 15
Calculations and Tables of corresponding values in England, of the principal
Exports from the United States, viz.
Flour, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 16
Wheat, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 120
Indian Corn, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
Cloverseed, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127
Cotton, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
Tobacco, Maryland, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
Do. Virginia and Kentucky, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
Carolina Rice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . 138
Pot-and Pearl ashes, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
Turpentine, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
Quercitron bark, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145

CONTENTS.
Calculations and Tables, of United States' Exports, continued.
Whale-and Sperm oil, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Whalebone, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
© tº 6 s e s e o e o e e º &
ë is º & © º 'º º
e e º 'º tº tº
a tº is ſº tº º ºs º tº e º 'º tº tº o
tº Q & Q @ º º
Coffee, Cuba, St. Domingo, and Brazil, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cocoa, Brazil, Columbia, and St. Domingo, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Calculations and Tables of United States's Imports, viz.
Iron, e e g e º e º e º e º a s 6 s is e º º
Sheathing Copper, . . . . . .
Bar and block Tin, . . . . .
Tin plates, . . . . . . . . . . .
Cotton Prints, . . . . . . . . . .
© º e e º e º O & e
Ginghams, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Quiltings, . . . . . . . .
Drills, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
• a . e. e. e. e. e. e. e. e s a e º 'º - © " "
Linen, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
dº ſº tº e º 'º e º 'º &
e e º e º e
gº tº º
tº e g º & © tº tº º
tº we º 'º º º e e g º O tº e º e º 'º º e º 'º
e tº e º gº tº e º 'º tº & © tº e º e C
g tº & © e º e
White Cotton Goods, * } @ tº º º e e º 'º e º sº e s tº e º 'º e s s
es e º 'º º
e e s e a e s e o e º e e º e o a
e e s º is tº dº tº º º ſº tº & © tº º dº tº C &
* * * * * * * e º ºs wº wº
tº e º ſº º tº º sº
* tº ſº tº tº dº ſº
tº e tº * @ e ∈ g is © tº
& Cº º º e tº tº dº º º
Broad cloth, e e o e e o e s e e s e s e e e o e o e º e º 6 e º e º 'º e s &
Worsted Stuff Goods, e e s e º e e º e s e e º e º e º e º 8 º'
Valencias, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wool, . . . . . .
Rags, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Linseed oil, . . . . . . . . .
Coffee, East India,
Saltpetre, . . . . . . .
Cinnamon, . . . . . . . .
Nutmegs, . . . . . . . . . .
Cassia lignea, . . . . . . . . . .
Black pepper, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jamaica Pimento, . . . . . .
East India Ginger, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Indigo, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Turmeric, . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Barbary, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Arabic, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
East India, . .
e e º O & © tº sº e º e
tº e º ſº tº º º tº
e tº 6 e º 'º e e
* &
& tº º e º 'º e º e
e gº dº e e s s a º 8 º' "
• Q & d e º e º e g is
e e s c >
* & © tº e º e º e º &
& e º e º 0 e º e e º e
º $ sº tº t e º is
* & 0 e º 'º º e º e º o
tº dº tº e º e º e º 'º e de
tº dº & © e º & e º 'º
• * 0 & © tº € e º dº e º ºs e e º e e
e is e e o e o e s e e º 'º e º e º e º e º e o e o e © tº c
• * * e s e e s e e o e s e e e e s e
* * * * * * * g e e
tº º ſº tº º
* * * * * * * * * c e s e e º e º e
tº º
& © &
* * * * * * * * e s e e s e , ,
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * e e a e e o e s e
* * * * g c tº c e g g g g
Borax and tincal, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e > →
Turkey Opium, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cº º
East India (Rhubarb,) . . . . .
Unrefined Camphor, . . . . . . .
Currants, . . . . . . . . .
Smirna Raisins, . . . . .
tº tº e º g e
© tº
* @
* * > 0 e ºs
tº º tº t e g
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * e o e e s e s e e s , s , , ,
Gum, Shellac, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
* * g e º e s e
* * * * * * * * * c e e s e s a e
* {º º & © c q e º e e
Q & iº gº tº e º º
tº º tº e º e º 0 * * @ º
• C. º ºs º g tº 6 & tº * * * *
* * * * * * c e º e & gº º
*
* , e.
• * * * * * * * * * c e s e e s e e s e e
Page
147
149
1 5 1
154
1 56
I 58
160
16.1
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169
174
176
178
183
185
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192
200
2O2
204
2O6
208
2 10
212
214
216
218
220
222
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235
237
239
241
243
X CONTENTS.
Page
Calculations and Tables, of United States’ Imports, continued.
Smirna Figs, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 245
Bitter Almonds, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247
Jamaica Rum, . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
French Brandy, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251
Wine, Port, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº t t e º 'º e º e º 'º g g º e º º ſº e > * > • . . 253
Sherry, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . © º & © tº º tº e o e s e a e e . . 255
Madeira, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº t e º e º a s e º e tº e º e º e º tº º . . . . . . . . 257
Teneriffe, . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259
Statistics of the United States, viz.
Population, I. General table of, according to five official enumerations, . 260
II. Slave Population, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
III. Comparative view of the Population of some of the
principal sea ports and towns, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
Commerce, IV. A general table of Imports and Exports, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
V. A comparative statement of Imports and Exports in the
year 183!, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º 'º e º e º 'º . . . . 263
VI. The Commerce of each State, in 1831, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 265
VII. Detailed Exports of domestic Produce and manufactures in
1831, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264
VIII. Walue of domestic Produce exported during the last 8
years, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 265
IX. Exports of domestic Produce from New York, ........ 262
X. Imports and Exports of distilled Spirits at New York, .. 265
XI. Imports of foreign coal, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
XII. Total amount of Duties on Imports, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
Navigation, XIII. Tonnage, registered, enrolled and licensed, . . . . . . . . . . 266
XIV. Shipping employed during 1831, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 267
XV. Foreign Tonnage entering the ports of the United States, 268
XVI. Comparative view of America and British Tonnage
entering the ports of the United States, . . . . . . . . . . . . 298
XVII. Steamboats on the western Waters, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 266
Inspections and produce,
XVIII. Flour and meal, totals of inspections, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268
XIX. Inspection of ditto in the principal ports specified, . . . . . . 269
XX. Ditto of ditto in Baltimore, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
XXI. Sundry produce inspected at New York, . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
XXII. Cotton, . . . . . . . . • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 270
XXIII. Whalefisheries, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
XXIV. Fur Trade, • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * c e e o e o 'º e s e e e s e 271
XXV. The China Trade, . . . . . . . . . tº ſº e º O p * tº º • . . . . . . . . . . 272
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Statistics of the United States, continued.
Manufactories, XXVI. Cotton manufactories, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
sº e º e º e º e º O e e
XXVII. Iron works, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . to tº e º e º 'º C C e º º O &
XXVIII. Glass works, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
XXX. Salt, tº e º 'º e º $ tº o e º sº e º e s e s e e o e º 'º e º e s e º e e a e º e º e
XXIX. Lead, a c e º O e º O s e º 'º e º 'º e º e º 'º e º e º e º 'º e º e
Joint stock companies,
XXXI.
XXXII.
XXXIII.
XXXIV.
XXXV.
XXXVI.
XXXVII.
XXXVIII.
XXXIX.
General statement of Joint Stocks in twenty five
Cities of the Union, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Joint Stock Companies in New York, . . . . . . . . .
Progress of Stocks in New York, ..
Joint Stock Companies in Boston, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ditto. . . . . . . . . . . . in Philadelphia, . . . . . . . . . . .
Ditto. . . . . . . . . . . . in Baltimore, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ditto. . . . . . . . . . . . in Charleston, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ditto. . . . . . . . . . . . in Savannah, . . . . . . . . . . . . . º
Ditto. . . . . . . . . . in New Orleans, . . . . . . . . . .
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THE
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE
GREAT BRITAIN AND HER DEPENDENCIES,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
As established by existing Treatics, viz. the Convention of 3d July, 1815, the Act of Con-
gress of 29th May, 1830, the Order in Council of 5th November, 1830, and the
President’s Proclamation of 5th October, 1830.
A DIGEST DRAWN UP AT THE INSTANCE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE UNITED
STATEs' TREASURY.”
I. THE comm ERCIAL INTERCOURSE of THE AMERICANs witH THE
E U R OPEAN POSSESSIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN,
1. There shall be between the territories of the United States of
America, and all the territories of His Britannic Majesty in Europe, a
reciprocal liberty of commerce. The inhabitants of the two countries
respectively, shall have liberty freely and securely to come with their ships
and cargoes to all such places, ports, and rivers, in the territories aforesaid,
to which other foreigners are permitted to come, to enter into the same,
and to remain and reside in any parts of the said territories respectively;
also to hire and occupy houses and warehouses for the purposes of their
commerce; and generally, the merchants and traders of each nation
respectively, shall enjoy the most complete protection and security for
their commerce, but subject always to the laws and statutes of the
two countries respectively.
2. No higher or other duties shall be imposed on the importation
into the United States, of any articles, the growth, produce, or manu-
facture of His Britannic Majesty's territories in Europe, and no higher or
other duties shall be imposed on the importation into the territories of
* See a Digest of the Treaties and Statutes of the United States, by Thomas F. Gordon.
B
2 T II E CO M M ERCIAL IN TER COURSE
His Britannic Majesty in Europe, of any article, the growth, produce,
or manufacture of the United States, than are or shall be payable on
the like articles, being the growth, produce, or manufacture of any other
foreign country; nor shall any higher or other duties, or charges be
imposed in either of the two countries, on the exportation of any articles
to the United States, or to His Britannic Majesty's territories in Europe,
respectively, than such as are payable on the exportation of the like
articles to any other foreign country.
3. Nor shall any prohibition be imposed on the exportation or im-
portation of any articles, the growth, produce, or manufacture of the
United States, or of His Britannic Majesty's territories in Europe, to or
from the said territories of His Britannic Majesty in Europe, or to or
from the said United States, which shall not equally extend to all other
nations.
4. No higher or other duties or charges shall be imposed in any
of the ports of the United States on British vessels, than those payable
in the same ports by vessels of the United States; nor in the ports
of any of His Britannic Majesty's territories in Europe, on the vessels
of the United States than shall be payable in the same ports on British
vessels.
5. The same duties shall be paid on the importation into the
United States of any articles, the growth, produce, or manufacture of
His Britannic Majesty's territories in Europe, whether such importations
shall be in vessels of the United States or in British vessels; and the
same duties shall be paid on the importation into the ports of any of
His Britannic Majesty's territories in Europe, of any article, the growth,
produce, or manufacture of the United States, whether such importation
shall be in British vessels, or in vessels of the United States.
6. The same duties shall be paid, and the same bounties allowed, on
the exportation of any articles, the growth, produce, and manufacture
of His Britannic Majesty's territories in Europe, to the United States,
whether such exportation shall be in vessels of the United States, or in
British vessels; and the same duties shall be paid, and the same bounties
allowed, on the exportation of any articles, the growth, produce, or
manufacture of the United States, to His Britannic Majesty's territories
in Europe, whether such exportation shall be in British vessels, or in
vessels of the United States.
7. It is further agreed, that in all cases where drawbacks are or
may be allowed upon the re-exportation of any goods, the growth,
produce, or manufacture of either country respectively, the amount of
BETWEEN GREAT IBRITAIN AND AMERICA. 3
the said drawback shall be the same, whether the said goods shall
have been originally imported in a British or an American vessel.
8. But when such re-exportation shall take place from the United
States, in a British vessel, or from the territories of His Britannic Majesty
in Europe, in an American vessel, to any other foreign nation, the two
contracting parties reserve to themselves, respectively, the right of regu-
lating or diminishing, in such case, the amount of the said drawback.
II. THE COMMERCIAL INTER COURSE OF THE AMERICANs witH TILE
COLONIAL POSSESSIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
9. The intercourse between the United States and His Britannic
Majesty's possessions in the West Indies, and on the continent of
North America is not affected by any of the provisions of the articles
Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.
The following is the substance of the President's proclamation of 5th
October, 1830, opening the trade between the United States and the
British colonies in the West Indies, &c.
10. Whereas, by an Act of the congress of the United States, passed
on the 29th of May, 1830, it is provided that, whenever the President
of the United States shall receive satisfactory evidence that the govern-
ment of Great Britain will open the ports in its colonial possessions in
the West Indies, on the continent of South America, the Bahama Islands,
the Caicos, and the Bermuda Islands, to the vessels of the United States,
for an indefinite or for a limited term,
11. That the vessels of the United States, and their cargoes, on
entering the aforesaid colonial ports, shall not be subject to other or
higher duties of tonnage or impost, or charges of any other description,
than would be imposed on British vessels, or their cargoes, arriving in the
said colonial possessions from the United States,
12. That the vessels of the United States may import into the said
colonial possessions, from the United States, any article or articles, which
could be imported in a British vessel from the United States,
13. And that the vessels of the United States may export from the
British colonies aforementioned, to any country whatever,” other than
the dominions or possessions of Great Britain, any article or articles, that
can be exported therefrom in a British vessel, to any country, other
than the British dominions or possessions aforesaid,
* See Articles 23 and 24.
4 THE COMMERCIAL INTER COURSE
14, Leaving the commercial intercourse of the United States, with
all other ports of the British dominions or possessions on a footing not
less favourable than it is now,
15. That then, and in such case, the President of the United States
shall be authorized to issue his proclamation, declaring that he has
received such evidence; and that, thereupon, and from the date of such
proclamation, the ports of the United States shall be opened, indefinitely,
or for a term fixed, as the case may be, to British vessels coming from the
said colonial possessions, and their cargoes subject to no other or higher
duty of tonnage or impost, or charge of any description whatever, than
could be levied on the vessels of the United States, or their cargoes,
arriving from the said British possessions :
16. And that it shall be lawful for the said British vessels to import
into the United States, and to export therefrom, any article or articles,
which may be imported or exported in vessels of the United States; and
that the Act, entitled “An Act concerning navigation,” passed on the
18th of April, 1818, and the Act supplementary thereto, passed on the
15th of May, 1820, and an Act entitled, “an Act to regulate the com-
mercial intercourse between the United States and certain British ports,”
passed on the 1st of March, 1823, shall in such case, be suspended, or
absolutely repealed, as the case may require,
17. And whereas by the said Act, it is further provided, that
whenever the ports of the United States shall have been opened under
the authority thereby given, British vessels and their cargoes shall be
admitted to an entry in the ports of the United States from the islands,
provinces, or colonies of Great Britain, on or near the North American
continent, and north or east of the United States,
18. And whereas satisfactory evidence has been received by the
President of the United States, that, whenever he shall give effect to the
provisions of the aforesaid Act, the Government of Great Britain will
open, for an indefinite period, the ports of its colonial possessions in the
West Indies, on the continent of South America, the Bahama Islands,
the Caicos, and the Bermuda Islands, to the vessels of the United States,
and their cargoes, upon the terms, and according to the requisitions of the
aforesaid Act of congress,
19. “Now, therefore, I, A. J., President of the United States of
America, do hereby declare and proclaim that such evidence has been
received by me; and that by the operation of the Act of Congress,
passed on the 29th of May, 1830, the ports of the United States are,
from this day (5th October 1830) open to British vessels, coming from
BETWEEN GREAT BR1TAIN AND AMERICA. 5
the said British possessions, and their cargoes, upon the terms set forth in
the said Act.”
20. “That the several acts (specified in Article 16) are absolutely
repealed, and British vessels and their cargoes are admitted to an
entry in the ports of the United States, from the islands, provinces, and
colonies of Great Britain, on or near the North American continent, and
north or east of the United States.”
The following stipulations were also made :
21. His Britannic Majesty agrees that the vessels of the United
States of America shall be admitted and hospitably received at the prin-
cipal settlements of the British dominions in the East Indies, viz:
Calcutta, Madras, Bombay and the Prince of Wales’ islands, and that
the citizens of the United States may freely carry on trade between the
said principal settlements and the said United States, in all articles of
which the importation and exportation, respectively to and from the said
territories, shall not be entirely prohibited; provided only that it shall
not be lawful for them, in any time of war between the British govern-
ment and any state or power whatever, to export from the said territories,
without the special permission of the British government, any military
or naval stores, or rice.
22. The citizens of the United States shall pay for their vessels,
when admitted, no higher or other duty or charge, than shall be payable
on the vessels of the most favoured European nations, and they shall
pay no higher or other duties or charges on the importation or exportation
of the cargoes of the said vessels, than shall be payable on the same
articles, when imported or exported in the vessels of the most favoured
European nations.
23. But it is expressly agreed, that the vessels of the United States
shall not carry any articles from the said principal settlements to any
port or place, except to some port or place in the United States of
America, where the same shall be unladen.
24. It is also understood, that the permission granted by the pre-
ceding article is not to extend to allow the vessels of the United States
to carry on any part of the coasting trade of the said British territories;
but the vessels of the United States, having in the first instance, pro-
ceeded to one of the said principal settlements of the British dominions
in the East Indies, and then going with their original cargoes, or part
thereof, from one of the said principal settlements to another, shall not
be considered as carrying on the coasting trade,
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25. The vessels of the United States may also touch for refreshment,
but not for commerce, in the course of their voyage to and from the
British territories in India, or to or from the dominions of the Emperor
of China, at the cape of Good Hope, the island of St. Helena, or such
other places, as may be in the possession of Great Britain, in the African
or Indian seas; it being well understood that in all that regards this
article, the citizens of the United States shall be subject, in all respects,
to the laws and regulations of the British Government from time to time
established.
Memorandum.—According to the Act of parliament of the 6th July,
1825, entitled “An Act to regulate the trade of the British possessions
abroad,” the ports in the West Indies &c. opened by the Order in
Council of the 5th November, 1830, to American commerce, subject only
to the duties imposed upon British vessels and cargoes coming from the
same ports to the United States, are as follows:
FREE PORTS,
St. Vincent—Kingston.
Jamaica — Kingston, Savannah la Mar,
Montego Bay, Santa Lucia,
Antonio, St. Ann, Falmouth,
Maria, Morant Bay, Annatto
Bay.
Grenada—St. George.
Dominica–Roseau.
Antigua–St. John's.
Trinidad—San Joseph.
Tobago—Scarborough.
Tortola—Road Harbour.
New Providence—Nassau.
Bermuda—Port St. George, Pt. Hamilton.
Crooked Island—Pitt's Town.
Bahamas—any port where there is a cus-
tom-house.
Barbadoes—Bridgetown.
New Brunswick—St. John, St. Andrews.
Nova Scotia—Halifax.
Canada—Quebec.
Newfoundland—St. John’s.
Demerara—George Town.
Berbice—New Amsterdam.
St. Lucie—Castries.
St. Kitts—Basseterre.
Nevis—Charlestown.
Montserat—Plymouth.
From the privileges thus conceded to American commerce in general, the following
articles are excluded, except according to the conditions here mentioned, under penalty of
forfeiture :
PROHIBITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS.
Gunpowder, arms, ammunitions, or utensils of war, beef, fresh or salted, and pork,
except into Newfoundland,-prohibited to be imported, except from the United Kingdom
or from some other British possessions.
Tea—prohibited to be imported, except from the United Kingdom, or from some other
British possessions in America, unless by the East India Company, or with their license.
Fish, dried or salted, train oil, blubber, fins or skins, derived from marine animals—
OF THE UNITRD STATES. 7
prohibited to be imported, except from the United Kingdom, or from some other British
possession, or unless taken by British ships fitted out from the United Kingdom, or from
some other British possession, and brought in from the fishery, and except herrings from
the Isle of Man, taken and cured by the inhabitants thereof.
Coffee, cocoa-nuts, sugar, molasses, and rum, of foreign production, or the production
of any place within the limits of the East India Company’s charter, except the Island of
Mauritius, prohibited to be imported into any of the British possessions on the con-
tinent of South America, or in the West Indies, except the Bahama or Bermuda Islands,
or the Island of Mauritius, and may also be prohibited to be imported into the Bermuda
Islands, by His Majesty's order in Council.
Base and counterfeit coins, books, such as are prohibited to be imported into the
United Kingdom.
WAREHOUSING PORTS.
By the same Act the following ports are declared Warehousing Ports, viz.
Jamaica—Kingston. Nova Scotia—Halifax.
New Brunswick—St. John. Canada—Quebec.
Barbadoes—Bridgetown.
Goods can be warehoused in these ports in the warehouse of the Government without
the payment of any duty on the first entry of the same.
DUTIES
Of some of the principal American articles of export, when imported into the above-men-
tioned free ports, as amended by Act of parliament, dated 22d April, 1831, viz:
s d S.
Flour, wheaten, into Canada, º from other parts to the d
and from the British North West Indies, as follows:
American possessions into Shingles, 1000, not over 12
the West Indies, &c. . . . . free inches length, . . . . . . . . . º O 7
Do. from other parts, into the Do. do OVer do. 14 9
British possessions in
Staves and headings, until 1st
North America, the West
January, 1834, . . . . . . . 1000 23 8
Indies, &c., Canada ex- Do. do. from 1st January,
cepted tº e º e º 'º barrel of 196 fb. 5 0 1834, until do. 1836, . . . do. 19 9
Do. or meal not from Wheat. free White, yellow, or pitch pine
Wheat, rice, corn or grain, lumber, one inch thick,
unground, . . . . . . . . . . . . free until 1st January, 1834, 1000 ft. 28 0
Biscuit or Bread, . . . . . . . . ... free from 1st January, 1834,
Live Stock, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free until do. 1836, . . . . . . . . do. 26 O
Wood or Lumber, into Cana- Subsequently, . . . . . . . . . . do. 21 0
da, New Brunswick, Nova Other kind of wood and lumber, do. 28 0
Scotia, or Prince Edward S Hoops, wooden, do . . . . . . . . 1000 5 3
Islands, from British North e tº
America, into the British Wine in bottles, wn Of * gall”. 147 0
possessions in the West Foreign bottles, in addition, doz. 1 0
Indies. &c. . . . . . . . . ... free Wine not in bottles, . . . . adval, 7# per cent.
S T II E REVENU E L A VVS
s d Hay and straw, coins and bul-
Leather manufactures, clocks lion, salt, fresh fruits and
and watches, linen, mu- vegetables, cotton, wool free.
sical instruments, wires, Beef, pork, hams, or bacon,
books, and papers . . . . . . do. 30 do. into Canada, and from the
Glass manufactures, soap, re- British possessions in
fined sugar and candy, North America into the
manufactured tobacco....do. 20 do. British possessions in
Most other articles, viz. hemp, South America, or the
dry fruits, essences, gums, West Indies, or into
pickles, prints, quicksilver, the Bahama or Bermuda
sausages, tar, tow, and Islands. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
turpentine, . . . . . . . . adval. 7# per cent.
THE REVENUE LAWS
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA,
AFFECTING
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
I. poRTs of ENTRY IN THE UNITED STATES FOR FOREIGN VESSELs,
As established by Law, Acts of 2d March 1799, 24th February 1804, 24th April 1816,
and 22d February 1827.
None but vessels of the United States shall be admitted to make entry in
any other district, than in the one in which they shall be admitted to
unlade, or to unlade at any other than the ports following:
State of New Hampshire—Portsmouth.
Do. Massachusetts—Portland and Falmouth, New Bedford, Dighton,
Salem and Beverley, Gloucester, Newburyport, Marblehead,
Nantucket, Boston and Charlestown, Plymouth, Bath, French-
man's Bay, Wiscasset, Machias and Penobscot.
Do. Rhode Island and Providence Plantations—Newport, Bristol and
Providence.
Do. Connecticut—New London and New Haven, Middletown and
Fairfield.
Do. New York—New York.
Do. New Jersey—Perth Amboy and Burlington.
Do, Pensylvania—Philadelphia.
OF THE UNITED STATES.
State of Delaware—Wilmington, New Castle and Port Penn.
Oxford,
Do. Maryland—Baltimore, Annapolis, Vienna,
Do
l)o.
DO
l)o
Do
Georgetown
on Potomac, Chestertown, Town Creek, Nottingham, Nanje-
moy, Digges' Landing, Snowhill and Carrolsburgh.
Virginia — Alexandria, Kinsale, Newport, Tappahannock, Port-
Royal, Fredericksburgh, Urbanna, Yorktown,
Westpoint,
Hampton, Bermuda Hundred, City Point, Rocketts' Landing,
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
North Carolina — Wilmington, Plymouth, Newbern,
Washington, Edenton and Plankbridge.
. South Carolina—Charleston, Georgetown and Beaufort.
Louisiana—New Orleans.
Beauford,
. Georgia—Savannah, Sunbury, Brunswick, Frederica and St. Mary.
The following ports and districts are by construction at the Treasury
placed upon the same footing as the foregoing, viz:
District of Vermont—Alburg.
Do.
Do.
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Champlain–Cumberland Head.
Oswego—Oswego.
Oswegatchie—Ogdensburgh.
Niagara—Lewistown.
Buffalo Creek—Buffalo Creek.
Genesse—Rochester.
Sacket's Harbour—Sacket's Harbour.
Cape Vincent—Cape Vincent.
Presqu' Isle—Presqu' Isle.
Cuyahoga—Cleveland.
Miami—Maumee.
Sandusky—Portland.
Detroit—Detroit.
Michilimackinac—Michilimackinac.
Teche—Nova Iberia. -
Blackely—Blackely.
Pearl river—Pearlington.
St. Mark's—Magnolia.
Key West—Key West.
West point—Apalachicola.
Pensacola—Pensacola.
St. Augustine—St. Augustine.
Besides, the other established trading ports in the Gulf of Florida,
. Mobile, &c.
I () TIHE REV EN Uſ E 1, AWS
II. of vessels ENGAGED IN THE FOREIGN TRADE, AND of THE
PRIVILEGES GRANTED TO THEM.
No goods can be imported into the United States from any place,
except in vessels of the United States, or in such foreign vessels as
belong wholly to the citizens of that country of which such goods are the
growth, produce or manufacture, or from which they can only be, or
most usually are, first shipped for transportation.*
But this prohibition does not extend to vessels of any foreign
nation which has not adopted, and shall not adopt a like regulation.*
Goods imported into the United States, contrary to the above pro-
hibition, and the vessel importing them, with her cargo, tackle, apparel
and furniture become forfeited to the United States; and may be seized,
prosecuted and condemned in like manner, and under the provisions
established for the recovery of forfeitures to the United States, by the
revenue laws.”
Whatever produce, manufacture or merchandize of any foreign
country, which from time to time may lawfully be imported into, or
exported, or re-exported from the United States, in vessels of the
United States, may be so imported into, or exported, or re-exported
from the United States, in vessels of foreign nations in whose domi-
nions like privilege is given to vessels of the United States, in their
commerce with these states.—See Treaties of commercial Reciprocity.
No vessel, arriving in the United States from a foreign port, or
the cargo on board, shall be entered elsewhere than at one of the ports
of entry established, nor shall such cargo, or any part thereof be unladen
elsewhere, than at one of the ports of delivery. Every port of entry
shall be a port of delivery.f
Any vessel in which goods shall be brought into the United States,
from any foreign place, and which shall be specified in the manifest,
verified on oath, before the collector of the port, in which such vessel
shall first arrive, to be destined for other districts, may proceed there-
with from district to district, within the United States, in order to the
delivery thereof, on giving bond with one or more sureties, for the
amount of the duties on the residue of goods not landed, and the duties
* Act of 1st March 1817.
+ Act of 2d March 1799. Act of 22d February 1805.
OF THE UNITED STATES. 1 I
on such of the goods only as shall be landed in any district, shall be
paid or secured to be paid within such district.*
Any vessel may proceed with goods brought in her, which shall in
the manifest first delivered to any officer, or in the manifest delivered to
the collector, be reported as destined for any foreign place, from the dis-
trict within which she shall first arrive, to such foreign place, without
paying or securing the payment of any duties upon such of the goods, as
shall be actually re-exported in such vessel; the master first giving bond,
with one or more sureties, in a sum equal to the amount of the duties
upon such goods, that the goods or any part thereof, shall not be landed
within the United States, unless entered, and the duty thereon paid or
secured. Such bond is however, not required in the event of any ship
having entered the ports of the United States from necessity.
III. To NNAGE DUTY.
On national vessels.-There shall be paid upon every vessel of the
United States, which shall be entered in the United States from any
foreign port, a duty of six cents per ton, if the officers and at least two-
thirds of the crew shall be proved to be citizens of the United States, or
persons not the subjects of any foreign prince or state, otherwise there
shall be paid a duty of fifty cents per ton.f
By Act of 31st May 1830, all duties on the tonnage of national ves-
sels, with the last-mentioned limitation, are repealed, from and after
the 1st of April 1831.
On foreign vessels-If built within the United States, but belonging
wholly or in part to subjects of foreign powers, a duty of thirty cents per
ton ; on other vessels, fifty cents per ton.]
On foreign vessels, arriving from any foreign port or place, to which
and with which, vessels of the United States are not ordinarily permitted
to enter and trade,-a duty at the rate of two dollars per ton.S
On vessels, not of the United States, which may enter her ports,
a duty of fifty cents per ton, to be denominated “ light money.”||
From and after the 1st of April 1831, all acts and parts of acts im-
* Act of 2nd March 1799.
t Acts of 20th July 1790, and 1st of March 1817.
# Act of 20th July 1790. § Act of 3rd March 1817.
| Act of the 27th March 1804.
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posing duties on the tonnage of vessels of any foreign nation, so far as
they relate to the imposition of such duties, shall be repealed, provided
the president of the United States be satisfied that the discriminating or
countervailing duties of such nation, so far as they operate to the disad-
vantage of the United States, have been abolished.* It follows that British
vessels may now enter an American port, free of tonnage duty.
A statement of the nations entitled by treaties to an entry at the
domestic rates of duties and charges is given in Section IV.
The wardens of the port of Baltimore in Maryland, are empowered
to levy and collect an additional tonnage duty, not exceeding two cents
per ton, on every vessel of 60 or more tons.
All tonnage duty to be paid at the time of entry.
IV. TREATIES OF RECIPRocITY.
A statement of such foreign vessels as are now entitled to an entry
at the American custom-houses at the domestic rate of tonnage duty and
impost, and of those which are exempted from the payment of tonnage
duties (with a certain exception in the case of vessels of Spain) from
1st of April 1831, according to the terms of the second section of the Act
of 31st May 1830,-specifying at the same time the authorities, by which
they have become entitled to that exemption.
I. WITH RESPECT To Tonn AGE DUTIEs.
Wessels of Great Britain from any of His Britannic Majesty's territories
in Europe, or from any other foreign port or place.—Conven-
tion with Great Britain of 3rd July 1815.
Do. of Great Britain, coming from the British islands, provinces or co-
lonies in the West-Indies, and on or near the north or east of
the United States.—President's proclamation of 5th October
1830.
Do. of the Netherlands, from whatever port or place arriving.—Act of
Congress of 7th January 1824.
Do. of the Hanseatic cities of Hamburgh, Bremen and Lübeck–Treaty
of 20th December 1827.
Do. of Denmark-Treaty of 26th April 1826.
* Act 31st May 1830.
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Vessels of Brazil.—Treaty of 12th December 1828.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
of Central America.-Treaty of 5th December 1825.
. of the Dominions of the Pope.—President's proclamation of 7th
1)o.
of Prussia.-Treaty of 1st May 1828.
of Russia.-Act of 7th January 1824.
of Sweden and Norway and the islands of St. Croix and St. Bar-
tholomew.—Treaty of 4th July 1827.
of Oldenburgh.-President's proclamation of 18th September 1830.
of Sardinia, (kingdom of)—Act of 17th January 1824.
June 1827.
. of Austria.-President's proclamation of 11th May 1829.
. of Colombia.-Treaty of 3rd October 1821.
. of Hanover.—President's proclamation of 1st July 1828.
. of France,—coming direct from the islands of Martinique and Gua-
deloupe, and the ports of Moule and Grand-Bourg, and laden
with articles, the produce of those islands.-Act of 9th May
1828, and President’s decision under it. Circular of 9th Feb-
ruary 1829.
of Spain,_restricted to the ports of Pensacola and San Augustine in
the Floridas, and when laden with Spanish productions and
coming direct from ports in Spain or her colonies, until the
22nd May 1833.−15th Article of the Treaty with Spain of 22nd
February 1819.
. of Turkey.—Treaty of 7th May, 1830.-President's proclamation of
4th January, 1832.
II a. WITH RESPECT TO DUTIES on CARGOEs.
In what foreign vessels, cargoes, whether consisting of the produce
or manufacture of the particular country to which such vessels may be-
long, or of any other country, are entitled to an entry at the domestic
rate of duties and under what authorities, viz:
In vessels of Great Britain, coming from the British islands, colonies
and settlements in the West Indies and on or near the North
American continent, and north or east of the United States.—
Proclamation of the President of the 5th October 1830.
Do. of Denmark-Treaty of 26th April 1826.
Do. of Central America.-Treaty of 5th December 1825.
Do. of Colombia.-Treaty of 3rd October 1824.
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Vessels of Sweden and Norway and the islands of St. Croix and St.
Bartholomew.—Treaty of 4th July 1827.
Do. of the Hanseatic cities of Lübeck, Bremen and Hamburgh.-Treaty of
20th December 1827.
Do. of Brazil.—Treaty of the 12th December 1821.
Do. of Austria.-Proclamation of the President of the 3rd June 1829.
Do. of Prussia.-Treaty of 1st May 1828.
Do. of Oldenburgh.-President's proclamation of 18th September 1830.
Do. of Turkey.—Treaty of 7th May, 1830.-President's proclamation of
4th January, 1830.
b. WITH RESPECT To Duties on CARGOES.
In what foreign vessels such cargoes only, as consist of the produce
or manufacture of the particular country to which the vessels may belong,
are entitled to an entry at the domestic rate of duties, and by what au-
thority they are placed upon that footing, viz:
Wessels of Great Britain, with articles, the growth, produce or manu-
facture of any of His Britannic Majesty's territories in Europe.
Convention of 3rd July 1815.
Do. of Spain, restricted to the ports of Pensacola and San Augustine in
the Floridas, and until 23rd May 1833.−The 15th Article of
the Treaty with Spain of 22nd February 1819.
Do. of the Netherlands.-Act of 7th January 1824.
Do. of Sardinia, (kingdom of)—Act of 7th January 1824.
Do. of Russia.-Act of 7th January 1824.
Do. of France.—Treaty of 24th June 1822.
Do. of Do.—When coming from the islands of Martinique and Guade-
loupe and the ports of Moule and Grand-Bourg. Act of 9th
May 1828, and President's decision under it. Circular of 9th
February 1829.
Do. of Hanover.—President's proclamation of 1st July 1828.
Do. of the Dominions of the Pope.—President's proclamation of 7th
June 1827.
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V. DOCUMENTS AND REQUISITES FOR VESSELS ARRIVING IN
THE UNITED STATES.
Manifest.—No goods shall be brought into the United States in any
vessel unless the master shall have on board a manifest, signed by him
and containing the respective names of her place of sailing and destina-
tion, the name, description and built of such vessel, her true admeasure-
ment, the place to which she belongs and by whom owned, according to
her register, likewise a just and particular account of her cargo, in words
at length with the marks and numbers on each package, by whom
shipped and to whom respectively consigned, adding a detailed list of
the names and baggage of all cabin—and steerage passengers, together
with an account of the remaining sea stores, if any. This manifest to
be prepared in triplicate and a copy to be delivered to the first officer of
the customs, coming on board within four leagues of the coast.
Deposit of Register, &c.—The register or other documents in lieu
thereof, together with the clearance and other papers granted by the
officers of the customs to any foreign vessel, at her departure from the
port of her sailing, shall, previously to entry in any port of the United
States, be produced to the collector, with whom such entry be made.
It shall also be the duty of the master within forty-eight hours after such
entry to deposit such papers with the consul or vice-consul of the nation
to which the vessel belongs, and to deliver to the collector the certificate
thereof, under a penalty of not less than 28 500, nor more than 28 2000.
No foreign consul shall return to the master such documents, until he
shall produce to him a clearance.
Report.—Within twenty-four hours after the arrival of any vessel
from foreign parts, at any port of the United States established by law,
the master shall make report to the chief officer of the customs, of the
arrival of his vessel, and within forty-eight hours after, shall make a further
report in writing, to the collector of the district, which report shall
contain all the particulars required to be inserted in the manifest.
Distilled-Spirits, Wine, and Tea, if any on board, must be spe-
cifically declared, within forty-eight hours after arrival. The packet-ships
of foreign governments are however exempted from this regulation.
Ship-letters.-No vessel arriving, shall be permitted to report, make
entry or break bulk, until the master shall have delivered to the post-
master all letters addressed to persons residing in the United States,
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under the penalty of a sum not exceeding & 100. The master to receive
from the postmaster 2 cents for each letter so delivered.
VI. Docum ENTS AND REQUISITES FOR, VESSELS CLEARING OUT
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
Manifest.—The master of any vessel, bound to a foreign place
shall deliver to the collector of the district from which such vessel shall
be about to depart, a manifest of all the cargo on board, and the value
thereof, subscribed by him, and shall swear to the truth thereof, where-
upon the collector shall grant a clearance for vessel and cargo. Penalty
for offending against this regulation 28 500.
Clearance—can neither not be obtained, until the master or other
proper persons shall have produced to the collector a certificate, that all
goods, which may be on board, subject to the inspection laws of the
States have been duly inspected, and receipts for the payment of all legal
fees. The owners, shippers or consignors of the cargo shall also deliver on
oath to the collector previous to his granting a clearance, manifests in
writing and subscribed by them respectively, of the goods shipped by
them.
Passport or Sea-Letter—for American vessels. First cost 28, 10.
There shall moreover be paid on every vessel of the United States
sailing to any foreign country, other than some port or place in
America, for each or every voyage the sum of 28°4, to be received and
accounted for by the collector, at the time of clearing outward, if such
vessel be bound direct to such foreign country, or at the time of entry if
such vessel shall have sailed to such foreign country, from any port in
America, other than of the United States. Unregistered vessels to pay
the same.
VII. REGULATIONS FOR PAssENGERs’ vesse Ls.
If the master of any American or foreign vessel shall take on board
at any foreign place, or shall bring into the United States, or shall carry
from thence a greater number of passengers, than two for every five tons
of such vessel, according to custom-house measurement, he shall with the
owners, severally, forfeit and pay the sum of 28 150, for every such surplus
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passenger; and if the number of the same shall exceed twenty in the
whole, the vessel shall be forfeited to the United States. The com-
plement of men required for navigating the vessel is not affected by the
foregoing.
Every vessel bound on a voyage from the United States to any port
on the continent of Europe, at the time of leaving the last port, whence
she shall sail, shall have on board, well secured under deck, at least sixty
gallons of water, one hundred pounds of salt provisions, one gallon of
vinegar, one hundred pounds of wholesome ship's bread for each
passenger on board, over and above such other provisions, stores and live
stock, as may be put on board by the master or passengers for their use,
or that of the crew; and in like proportion for a shorter or longer voyage;
and if the passengers on board of such vessel, in which the proportion of
provisions herein directed, shall not have been provided, shall at any time
be put on short allowance, in water, flesh, vinegar, or bread, during any
such voyage, the master and owner shall severally pay to each passenger
who shall have been put on short allowance, the sum of three dollars for
every day, they may have been on such short allowance,—to be recovered
in the same manner as seaman's wages.
The master of any vessel arriving in the United States or any territory
thereof from any foreign place, shall at the time he delivers a manifest of
the cargo, or if there be no cargo, at the time of making the entry of the
vessel, deliver to the collector a list of all the passengers on board,
designating particularly, the age, sex, and occupation of the passengers
respectively, the country to which they severally belong, and that of which
it is their intention to become inhabitants, together with the number, if
any, that have died on the voyage, to which list he shall swear.
VIII. THE TARIFF.
I. INTRoDUCTORY REMARRs.
With the inhabitants of a country like the United States of
America, whose geographical situation and happy constitution secure to
them, perhaps more than to those of any other, the blessings of per-
manent peace at home and the improbability of ever becoming embroiled
in the political commotions of neighbours ; who, therefore, look upon
foreign politics with an eye of comparative indifference, thus reserving
*ll the disposable energies of their minds for the duty of jealously
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guarding and maintaining their republican institutions and rights;–with
a nation so located and inspired it is not to be wondered at, that the
utmost excitement is constantly kept alive on the subject of the means
and regulations affecting their supplies of those articles of comfort and
luxury, for which the industry of the old world has not as yet, either with
respect to cheapness or excellence, lost its preponderating importance.
Next to the election of a President, the Tariff question has ever been one of
the most weighty matters in the catalogue of American politics, and a bone
of contention between all parties, for some years past. With the view of
providing for the payment of the interest on, and the eventual
liquidation of, the national debt, contracted chiefly during the wars with
Great Britain, Congress obtained the power of regulating the imports by
a scale of duties. Under the shield of the protecting influence of these
duties, whose gradual increase weighed more and more heavily upon
foreign commerce, a number of manufactories have sprung up in the
northern, and more particularly in the New England States, all more or
less thriving in proportion to the magnitude of the tax imposed upon the
article produced by their respective competitors abroad. It must be
admitted that those who are desirous of rendering the United States of
America as much a manufacturing country, as their territorial extent and
physical resources have marked them out for agricultural purposes, cannot
but wish for the extension of the National Debt to an indefinite period,
inasmuch as, so long as it exists, domestic industry could not, at least in
some essential branches, become deprived of the necessary degree of
fostering protection. However, matters have been decided otherwise by
the course of events. The importance itself of the revenue, which is
derived chiefly from the duties on importations, powerfully assisted by
the rapid increase of the national prosperity, has contributed to produce a
consummation of the original object much sooner than could have been
anticipated. By a notice from the Secretary of the Treasury dated 21st
July, 1832, it appears, that after the 1st January, 1833, the whole funded
debt of the United States will be reduced to 6,962,660 dollars, 27 cents,
and at no distant period after that, be entirely extinct, in the event of
the 7,000,000 dollars, vested in the United States Bank, with the profits
accruing therefrom, becoming, as there is no doubt they will, available.
It is further to be observed, that in proportion as the population and
relations of the United States have extended themselves, the local
interests of the different states have become more distinctly marked out,
and more deeply felt. Thus, some of the southern States, which, by
their climate, soil, and preponderating black population, are essentially
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agricultural, without a hope of ever, or at least, not for centuries,
becoming manufacturing States, now advocate the principle of “nulli-
fication,” or abolition of all Tariff laws;–showing by the opinions of
political economists, that it was, not the foreign manufacturer, nor the
consumer at home, but the grower of the domestic produce which was given
in exchange for foreign commodities, who is sacrificed by the effects of
the Tariff, to the benefit of the manufacturers in the northern States; and
moreover, that congress had by the extinction of the national liabilities
lost its legislative powers respecting imports. The northern States on the
other hand, as clamourously insist, not only upon the continuance of the
late protections, but even upon a further increase of duties, claiming their
right of being protected from utter ruin, and demonstrating that, in
acceding to their wishes, government would render the United States
truly independent of foreign nations. It cannot be denied that the
Tariff has become a question of the utmost difficulty and delicacy, and
certainly of a very ungrateful nature for those who are called upon to
legislate respecting it. A committee appointed in 1832, for the purpose
of investigating its merits and bearings, could not agree upon a report.
An able report was however drawn up by Mr. Adams, and submitted by
him to congress. The views therein stated form the basis of the new
Tariff of 14th July, 1832, which will come into force on 3d March,
1833. For an alphabetical arrangement of this Tariff, and an official
comparison of the same with the results of the former imposts, the
reader is referred to the following pages. It will be observed that, with a
view to conciliate all parties, a middling course has been adopted in the
modifications allowed to take place after the period mentioned, which,
as it does not fully meet the wishes of any, seems to incur more or less
the dissatisfaction of all.
It is of course not the purport of the present work to venture an
opinion on the merits of the American Tariff in its present modified
form, nor to examine the probability of its duration. After all, it might
be as premature to risk a decided opinion on these points now, before its
provisions have come into operation, as it would be to surmise, that the
Tariff question will eventually lead to the breaking up of the federative
system in America.
The following particulars, explanatory of the customs’ regulations of
the United States, as they will be in force from 3d March, 1833, will not
be deemed superfluous by the shipper abroad.
When goods are imported into the United States in foreign vessels,
except those having a special treaty with the United States, which places
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them on the footing of national vessels,” 10 per cent is to be added to
the rates of duties on importations by American vessels. For example :
if the duty is 20 per cent in American bottoms, it will be 22 per cent, if
the importation takes place in foreign vessels not under treaty.t
II. ADVAſ.ohem. DUTIES.
Since 3d March, 1824, no goods, subject to an advalorem duty, are
admitted to an entry, unless the true invoice, signed by the shipper, (the
party who consigned or shipped the goods) be presented to the collector
at the time of entry. The correctness of this invoice must be sworn to
by the consignee, importer, or agent. In case of his not being the
purchaser or owner of such goods, the invoice is required to be accom-
panied by an affidavit to the same effect of the manufacturer or owner
abroad. This affidavit is prescribed to be made before a consul or
commercial agent of the U. S. abroad, (who is usually provided with the
necessary printed forms for that purpose) or else before some public officer
duly authorised to administer oaths in the country where the goods have
respectively been purchased, and the same duly certified by the said
consul, commercial agent, or public officer, and in the latter case such
official certificate shall be authenticated by a consul or commercial agent
of the United States : Provided, that if there be no consul or commercial
agent of the United States, the required authentications shall be executed
by a consul of a nation at the time in amity with the United States, if
there be any such residing there; if there be none, it is to be made by
two respectable resident merchants.
In all cases where merchandize is liable to an advalorem duty, such
duty is to be calculated on the nett-cost, or value at the place from
whence it is imported, including commission and all charges, except
freight and insurance. Hitherto 20 per cent were to be added to the
prime cost so established, on importations from beyond the Cape of
Good Hope, and 10 per cent if arriving from any other parts. This
regulation however has been repealed by the Act of 14th July, 1832, and
will therefore be discontinued after 3d March, 1833.
Whenever goods, composed wholly or in part of wool or cotton,
of similar kind, but different quality, are found in the same package,
charged at an average price, it is the duty of the appraisers to adopt the
* This law has been confirmed by Act of 14th July, 1832.
* See page 10, also Treaties of Reciprocity, page 12.
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value of the best article contained in such package, and so charged, as the
average value of the whole.*
Advalorem Duties on Cottons.—All manufactures entirely or partly
made of cotton, (excepting cotton twist, yarn, and thread,) pay 25 per
cent advalorem ; but it is assumed that no such goods if white, can cost
less than 30 cents the square yard, or 35 cents the square yard if dyed,
coloured, printed, or stained.t If they actually cost less, they are charged
25 per cent on those minimum prices, or 74 cents per square yard on white,
and 83 cents on coloured goods. A square yard, measuring of course
36 running inches, gives for every inch of width so nearly # cent, that in all
calculations that proportion may be assumed. Therefore a print, 26 inches
wide, may be said to cost 6% cents per yard duty. Cotton goods, costing
above 30 and 35 cents respectively, per square yard, pay like all other
articles, subject to an advalorem duty, adding charges and commission.
Advalorem Duties on Woollens.—The Tariff coming into operation on
3d March, 1833, has abolished the complicated and deceptive method of
computing the duty on broad-cloth, on a graduated scale of minimum
prices, and fixes the duty henceforth at 50 per cent advalorem. The
system of a valuation per square yard for the purpose of advalorem duty
is however still retained in respect to plains, kerseys, and Kendal cottons,
which are to pay duty at the rate of 5 per cent on a value of not less than
35 cents per square yard, and also in regard to different kinds of car-
peting. To estimate the cost of the square yard, the lists are usually
rejected from the widths, nor do the lists pay duty. Charges at the
rate of 2 per cent are added to the cost, and the duty is subsequently
charged on the amount of charges. No allowance for measure is ad-
mitted. Flannels, bockings and baizes pay, as will be observed, a fixed
rate per square yard, without reference to the value of the article, and
worsted stuffs 10 per cent advalorem.
Cotton or Prussian shawls with worsted fringes are by a late decision
subject to the cotton square yard duty only.
* Act of 14th July, 1832.
t Acts of 22d May, 1824, and 14th July, 1832.
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ESTIMATION OF FOREIGN COINS AND CURRENCIES, BY LA W.
28°.cts.
Pound sterling of Great Britain, valued heretofore at
28°4.44 cts. will after 3rd March 1833, be taken at”. 4.80
Livre Tournois of France, 18;
Guilder of the Netherlands, 40
Banco Mark of Hamburg, º e & tº 33}
Real de Plata of Spain, º tº º tº tº • I ()
, Vellon , o te te iº º º 5
Milree of Portugal, e º tº º e º e 1.24
Tale of China, * * tº º e º º º 1.48
Pagoda of India, . de º tº e º e e 1.84
Rupee of Bengal or Bombay, e e º º º 50
Rixdollar of Denmark, . º * © º º º }.00
FSTIMATION BY CUST.O Mſ.
28.cts.
Pezza of Leghorn, * º e º e º o 90.17%
Florin of Trieste, . * o e º o º o 48
, Bohemia, º º wº e tº tº º 48
,, Creveld, º * º e º e º 37+%%
,, Frankfurt on the Maine, e e tº º 40
, Nürenberg, . º sº º tº sº © 40
,, Prussia, e º & º e o © 22:7;
, Elberfeld of 60 parts, º e º * º 38
2, 3, 2, 20 × e tº º g to 36;
, Leipzic, * & e e º e sº 48
, Augsburg, tº º tº & * e tº 48
,, St. Gall, e º º e º e º 40Fſ,
, Basle, . e e é e º tº t- 40; ºr
Dollar of Sicily, . wº º º tº o * º 96.1%;
, Saxony, © e sº º º * º 69
, Bremen, * e º º º o º 75
, Leipzic, e - * > e º o e 69
,, Prussia, © e o º ſº e e 68.7% ºf
, Elberfeld, e tº o © tº wº º 55
, Berlin, . º & • wº º º & 67
Zeckin of Leghorn, o º º e te e º 2.00
* Act of 14th July 1832.
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28, .cts.
Lire of Tuscany and Florence, º º º . 64 to 1.00
,, Genoa, * tº º * tº º e 6% to 1.00
Livre of Geneva, . te º © * * e © 29
,, Neufchatel, º º º e e º e 261';s
Crown of Tuscany, e º º º tº e º 1.05
Rouble of Russia, according to the exchange on London.—
Francs, valued at I # per cent more than Livres, . º 18;
III. SPECIFIC duTIES.
Specific duties of so much per pound or per gallon, do not require
any explanation as to the manner in which they are applied.
Drafts allowed by the custom-house on all articles subject to duty
by weight, viz:
On any quantity of 1 cwt. . te tº º 1 lb.
Do. above 1 , and not exceeding 2 cwts. . 2 ”
Do. 2, 2 ×, 35 95 3 35 º 3 ,
Do. 2, 3 × 95 52 1() 55 e 4 »
Do. 2, 10 , 35 55 18 35 e 7 2,
Do. 2, 18 , 9
Tares allowed by law :
On every chest of bohea tea, º º * te ſº 70 lb.
25 half do. do. . e e º e c 36
, quarter do. do. . º e wº & tº 20
, chest of Hyson or other green tea, the gross
25
35
weight of which is 70lb, . • º º 20 2,
39 box of other tea, not less than 50 or more than
70lb gross weight, e tº tº º te 18 ,
55 If 80lb gross weight, . º º tº te 20 2,
35 From 80lb do. do. and upwards, e sº 22 2,
On all other boxes of tea, according to the invoice, or
actual weight thereof.
» Sugar in casks, except loaf, . º e e º 12 per cent.
» Do. boxes, . º º º º tº 15 ×
» Do. bags or matts, e º e te tº 5 2,
» Do. boxes, candy, e e e tº e 10 2,
2, Cheese in hampers or baskets, e Q e e 10 2,
» Do. boxes, gº & © º tº © 20 2,
2, Candles do. e e e º e e 8
35
2, Chocolate do. º e © º º e 10
25
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On Cotton in bales, * tº sº ſº & º 2 per cent.
, Do. , serons, wº & º e tº e 6 »
,, Glauber salts in casks, te e º º e 8 ,
, Indigo in barrels, G * º º * - 12 2,
32 ,, , other casks, e tº wº * d 15 x,
35 2, 3, SerOnS, tº * tº tº ſº º 10 2,
33 , ,, bags or matts, * º º º º 3 ,
, Nails , casks, . º º º e • º 8 2,
, Soap , boxes, . e to * © * & 10 ,
, Shot , casks, . º * º tº o e 3 ,
, Twine , do. º º tº º º tº º 12 ,
, do. 2, bales. . º o e © 3 ,
,, All other goods paying a specific duty, invoice tare,
or actual weight.
On any of the preceding articles the importer may have the invoice
tare allowed, if he makes his election at the time of entering the goods,
and obtains the consent of the collector and naval officer.
Allowances on liquids.-The act of 2d March 1799, grants to the im-
porter an allowance of 2 per cent for leakage on the quantity which shall
appear by the gauge to be contained in any cask of liquors subject to
duty by the gallon; 10 per cent on all beer, ale and porter in bottles;
and 5 per cent on all other liquors in bottles, to be deducted from the
invoice quantity in lieu of breakage, or it is lawful to compute the duties
on the actual quantity to be ascertained by tale, at the option of the
importer, to be made at the time of entry.
IV. RESTRICTIONs.
No goods subject to duty, can be imported into the United States
from sea in vessels of less than 30 tons burthen.
Bottles in which ale, beer or porter is imported are free; those in
which wine is imported are subject to the same duty as empty bottles.
The duty on window glass, such as plate or crown, is to be calculated
on the number of square feet in the whole surface as imported, and not
upon the number of square feet of a given size, into which it might be
Cut.
By bars of copper or brass, free, is meant a solid mass hammered,
and not fit for use until manufactured. Copper and brass in plates, free
by the act of 1816, applies only to copper of a certain description suited
for the sheathing of vessels. Copper bottoms, cut round or raised at the
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edge, copper-plates or sheets, commonly called brazier's copper, not
suitable for the sheathing of ships, are considered, not as manufactures
of copper, but as non-enumerated articles and are liable to a duty of 15
per cent.
Iron articles are not considered as castings, unless imported in the
state in which they came from the mould.
No beer, ale or porter can be imported in casks of less capacity than
40 gallons beer measure; nor, if in bottles, in packages containing less
than six dozen, under the penalty of forfeiting the same, together with the
vessel in which they were imported.
No refined or loaf sugar can be imported into the United States, except
in vessels of at least 120 tons burthen, and in packages containing at
least 600 lbs. under the same penalty as the preceding.
No distilled spirits, (except arrack brandy in casks of not less capa-
city than 15 gallons, and sweet cordials) can be imported in casks or
vessels of less capacity than 90 gallons wine measure, on pain of forfeiture
as above.
V. Ten Ms of credit For DUTIES.
By the Act of congress of 14th July, 1832, the different credits
hitherto allowed for the payment of duties on imports are abolished from
and after 3d March 1833, and in their stead, the following regulations
are established.
When the amount of duty on merchandize, wool, manufactures of
wool, or of which wool is a competent part, excepted—shall not exceed
200 dollars, the same shall be paid in cash, without discount.
If the amount of duties—with the foregoing exception as to wool
and woollens,—shall exceed the sum of 200 dollars, it shall at the option
of the importer, either be paid at once, or secured to be paid.
If paid in cash, discount at the rate of 4 per cent per annum to be
allowed.
If security for the payment, satisfactory to the collector be offered,
credit is granted by law, on one half of the amount for three, and on the
other half, for sia, calendar months.
The duties on wool, manufacturers of wool, or of which wool is a
Component part, shall be paid in cash without discount, or, such mer-
chandize shall at the option of the importer, be placed in the public
stores, under bond, at his risk, subject to the payment of the customary
storage and charges, and of interest at the rate of.6 per cent per annum,
for the time it remains there, with the reservation, that the duty be paid,
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26 THE REVENU E LAWS
one half in three, and the other half in six months, from the day of
importation ; and further, that the importer may, at any time after the
deposit of the goods is made, withdraw the whole or any part thereof, on
paying the duties on such portion as may be withdrawn, besides the
customary storage, charges, and interest.
VI. DRAWBACKs.
The warehousing or entrepôt system adopted by the United States,
differs essentially from that existing in Great Britain. In England, the
government places no faith in the trading community. They keep the
goods under lock and key, until the duty be paid, or the goods be re-
exported. In America, the government very wisely acts upon a different
principle. It being a comparatively young country, every possible facility
is granted to the fair trader with the view to promote the national rise and
prosperity, thereby involving in some measure the revenue itself in the
issue of mercantile enterprises. Thus the government of the United States
has hitherto not only entrusted the custody of the goods to the merchant,
but also materially assisted his operations by a most liberal system of credit,
in the item of duties on imports; thereby throwing an additional capital
of about 20 millions of dollars, into the channels of his proverbial spirit
of enterprise, and likewise giving every reasonable facility, as regards
drawbacks. The duties on goods, paid, or secured to be paid, are
returned, on the re-exportation thereof, provided such goods have not been
landed more than three years, and that they do not consist of foreign
dried, or pickled fish, or other salt provisions, nor of playing cards or
chain cables.
The following restrictions must be noted:*
To be entitled to drawback, the duties to be recovered on the re-
exportation of the goods on which they have been paid or secured, must
amount to at least 50 dollars, by one vessel, at the same time, and by the
same person; and the merchandize be in the original state and package
with their original marks, numbers, wrappers, &c., but they may be
repacked with the permission of the collector.
Drawback is not allowed on goods which shall have been imported
in foreign vessels, not under treaty of reciprocity with the United States.
Drawback will not be allowed on goods exported to any place
immediately adjoining the United States, except to places westward and
* All enactments affecting drawback are confirmed by Act of 14th July, 1832.
OF THE UNITE I) STATES. 27
southward of Louisiana, and to the north-west coast of America, nor in
any case, when exported in vessels of less than 30 tons burthen.
No allowance of drawback is made on the additional duties, paid on
goods, imported in vessels not of the United States, or belonging to a
nation not enjoying the privilege of reciprocity.
Wines and spirits, to be entitled to drawback (or debenture, as it is
more frequently called,) must be kept in the public store, or under a
custom-house key, and may be shipped coastwise, without losing the
benefit of drawback.
Drawback is allowed on Sugar refined in the United States from
foreign sugar, provided the drawback shall amount to 12 dollars on one
exportation.
There is retained by the custom-house from the amount of the duties
on goods exported with the benefit of drawback,-other than spirits,
2} per cent, and from the amount of spirits, 2 cents per gallon, besides 3
per cent on the amount of duties.
Within twenty days after the clearance of the vessel, the exporter of
merchandize must swear to the exportation, and give a bond that they
shall not be landed in any port or place, within the limits of the United
States, or lose the drawback. In order to redeem this bond, a landing
certificate from the place of destination, attested by a consul or
commercial agent of the United States, must be produced within a
reasonable time, under pain of returning the recovered drawback.
UNITED
W II.
THE TARIFF
STAT ES
OF THE
O F AM ERICA,
As AMENDED JULY 1.4TH, 1832, TO COME INTO OPERATION ON THE 3 RD OF
A
Absynth, a cordial. gal.
Acetate of lead, or
white lead, dry, or
ground in oil. pound.
Acid sulphuric, or mu-
riatic . . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. tartaric, in crystals
or powder... per cent.
Do. muriatic . . . . . . do.
Adzes. . . . . . . . . . . do.
Ale, beer, or porter, in
bottles.. . . . . . gallon.
Do. do. otherwise than
in bottles . . . . . . . do.
Alcornoque bark. free.
Almonds. . . . . . . . free.
Aloes . . . . . . . . . . free
Alum. • . . . . . . . CWt.
Amber. . . . . . . . . . free
Ammoniac, bole. . free.
Ambergris . . . . . . free.
Anatomical prepara-
tions ... . . . . . . free.
Anniseed . . . . . . . . free.
Angola, goat's wool or
hair . . . . . . . . . . free.
2&
15
30
2O
15
50
53
MARCH, 1833.
Cents.
53 Animals for breeding, or
not for breeding. free.
Antimony, Regulus of
free.
Antiquities, all collec-
tions of, specially im-
ported . . . . . . . . free.
Do. do. not specially
imported, according
to materials. . . . . . . .
Anvils and anchors, and
all parts thereof, ma-
nufactured in whole
or in parts. . . pound.
Any articles of the
growth or manufac-
ture of the United
States, exported to a
foreign country and
returned, on which
no drawback, allow-
ance or bounty has
been given by the
United States’ Cus-
toms. . . . . . . . . free
Anchovies, in bottles,
per cent.
Do. in kegs . . . . . . free.
15
Cents.
TII E TAR1 FF, &c.
29
Apparatus, philosophi-
cal, specially import-
ed for societies, col-
leges, schools. . free.
Apparel, wearing, and
other personal bag-
gage in use. . . . . free.
Apples, pine . . . . .free.
Aquafortis. . . . per cent.
Articles, all, composed
wholly or chiefly of
gold, silver, pearl,
and precious stones
per cent.
Do. manufactured of
copper, or of which
copper is the princi-
pal material, not
otherwise enumerat-
ed. . . . . . . . per cent.
Do. imported for the
use of the United
States . . . . . . . . free.
Artificial flowers. per ct.
Arrack . . . . . . . . gallon.
Arrow-root. . . . . . free.
Assafoedita. . . . . . free.
Avaroot . . . . . . . . free,
Awl-hafts. ... per cent.
Axes • * c e C & G & e º 'º a do.
Bacon . . . . . . . . pound
Baftas, see Cottons.
Baggage, personal, in
the actual use of per-
Sons arriving in the
United States... free.
Bagging, cotton, sq. yd.
Baizes . . . . . . . . . . do.
Balsam, Tolu, and all
other . . . . . . . . free.
Bandanas, from beyond
28.
25
25
25
30
cents.
57
the Cape of Good
Hope. . . . . . per cent.
Other places . . . . do.
Bang-ups, see Cotton,
Barilla. . .
Bark of cork-tree, un-
tº ſe tº a º e free.
manufactured. . free.
Do. I’eruvian and allme-
dical barks.
Barley . . . . . per cent.
. . . . free.
Barrege, according to
materials.
Baskets, wood or osier.
per cent.
DO. grass or straw, do.
Do. palm leaf .... free.
Beads, of composition,
wax, amber, and all
others not enumerat-
ed . . . . . . . . per cent.
Do. of glass, cut... do.
and pound.
Do. not cut... per cent.
and pound.
Bed-ticking, flax or cot-
ton. . . . . . . . per cent.
Beef. . . . . . . . . pound.
Bellows. . . . . . per cent.
Bells . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Belts, Swords, with
gold or silver thread,
done with the needle.
per cent.
Berries and nuts, used
in dyeing . . . . . . free.
Do. juniper . . . . . . free.
Bichromate of potash.
per cent.
Bindings, woollen or
worsted. . . . per cent.
Birds ..
Black, ivory. . . . . . free.
Black lead, unmanufac-
tured. . . . . . . . . . free.
Do. pencils . . per cent.
. . . . . free.
1O
5
25
30
20
25
25
25
25
Cents.
30
TARIFF'
T II E
Blacksmith's hammers
and sledges ... pound.
Bladders . . . . . . . . free.
Blankets, the cost not
exceeding 75 cents
each . . . . . . per cent.
Being above 75 cents
each . . . . . . per cent.
Bleaching powders.free.
Boards, wood. per cent.
Bobbinet lace. . . . . . do.
Bobbinwire, see Wire.
Bockings. . . . sq. yard.
Bole, ammoniac ... free.
Bolting cloths. percent.
Bombazeens, see Silks
and Worsted. do.
Bombazetts . . . . . . do.
Bone, whale, of Ame-
rican fisheries ... free.
Do. other do... per cent.
Do. manufactures of do.
Bonnets or Hats of
Leghorn, straw, chip
or grass, and all flats,
braids, or plaits, for
making hats or bon-
nets . . . . . . per cent.
Books specially im-
Do. printed previously
to the year 1775, and
also all books printed
in other languages
than English, Latin,
or Greek. . . . volume.
Do. blank. ... per cent.
Do. Latin or Greek, un-
less printed prior to
1775, if bound,
pound.
Do. do. if not bound. do.
Do. all others, bd. do.
Do. in sheets or bas.do.
Boots or bootees... pair.
28-
15
10
10
30
30
Cents.
2
#
16
Botany, specimens il-
lustrative of.... free.
Box-boards, paper. pd.
Boxes, shell, or paper,
per cent.
Do. Japan or wood. do.
Bracelets, hair . . . . do.
Brads, not exceeding 16
ounces to the thou-
sand. . . . . . thousand.
Do. exceeding do... pd.
1st and 2d
Proof . . . . . . gallon.
Do. 3d. do....... do.
Do. 4th. do... . . . . do.
Do. 5th. do. . . . . . do.
Brandy,
Brass, manufactures of,
if not otherwise spe-
cified, or of which
brass is a component
material... per cent.
Brass in pigs, bars,
plates, or old, fit only
to be manufactured.
free.
Brass nails ... per cent.
Brazil paste...... free.
Brazier's rods. . pound.
Bricks. . . . . . per cent.
Bridles. . . . . . . . . . do.
Brimstone. .......free.
Britannia metal ware.
per cent.
Bristles. . . . . . .pound.
Brooms, hair or palm
leaf . . . . . . . per cent.
Brushes of all kinds.
do.
Buckram . . . . . . . . . do.
Bugles (a kind of glass
beads). . . . . . pound.
and per cent.
Bullion. . . . . . . . . free, |
Burgundy pitch ... free.
15
25
I 5
25
15
30
25
15
25
15
13
30
26
50
2O
cents.
53
57
63
72
85
(). F
3 l
'I' II E Ul N I'I' E L STATES.
Burlaps. . . . . . per cent.
Burrstones, not manu-
factured . . . . . . free.
Busts of marble, metal
or plaster. . . . . . free.
Butter . . . . . . . . pound.
Button mould, bone or
pearl, without shanks
per cent.
Buttons of worsted. do.
Do. of silk. . . . . . . . do.
shell,
horn, or bone. . . . do.
Do. of ivory,
Do. of iron, steel, pew-
ter, brass, tin, or
wood . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. gilt or plated ... do.
Do. gold or silver... do.
Do. glass, – same as
glass.
C
Cabinet wares. per cent.
Cabinets of coins, of
gold and silver... free.
Do. of copper. per cent.
Cables and
tarred . . . . . . .pound.
cordage,
Do. do. untarred ... do.
Do. do. made of grass
or bark . . . . . . . . do.
Do. do.
iron, or parts thereof,
or chains of
manufactured in
whole or in part. do.
Calomel. . . . . . percent.
Camel's hair pencils.
free.
Camblets, see Stuffs,
Cambrics, see Cotton,
and Linen.
Camomile flowers. free.
Camphor, crude ... free.
Do. refined.... pound.
Candles, tallow.... do.
Do. Spermaceti. . . . do.
3.
15
10
5
30
15
Cents.
12
Candles, wax... pound.
Canella alba, or Win-
ter's bark . . . . . . free.
Canes, walking-sticks.
per cent.
Cantharides. . . . . . free.
Canton
Silks.
Caps, for women. p. ct.
crapes, SCC
Do. of wool, fur or
leather . . . . per cent.
Do. of other materials,
not for women... do.
Cap-wire, see Wire.
Carbonate of soda. p. ct.
Do. of magnesia. . . do.
Cards, playing ...pack.
Do, visiting.. . . . pound.
Do. wool and cotton.
per cent.
Carmine . . . . . . . . .free.
Carpets, and carpeting,
Brussels, Wilton, and
treble ingrained. sq.
yard.
Do. all other ingrained,
and Venetian. . . . do.
Do. all others, except
matting. . . . per cent.
Carriages, and parts
thereof. . . . . . . . . do.
Cascarilla bark . . . free.
Casement rods, slit or
rolled. . . . . . . pound.
Cashmere of Thibet.
per cent.
Do. Shawls . . . . . . free.
Cassia, lignea, buds, or
fistula . . . . . . . . free.
Castañas . . . . . . . . free.
Cast iron vessels, not
otherwise specified.
pound.
Castings of iron, not
specified . . . . . . . . do.
l
5
l
5
30
15
Cents.
6
30
15
63
35
"I"HE
TA R H F F
Casts of bronze or
plaister. . . . . . . . free.
Castor oil . . . .gallon.
Caoutchouc. . . . . free.
Catsup . . . . . . . . . free,
Caulking-mallets. p. ct.
Cement, Roman. . . . do.
Chafing dishes, copper.
per cent.
Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . do
Chalk, . . . . . . . . . . free
Charts, specially im-
ported . . . . . . . . free.
Checks, see Cotton, also
Linen.
Cheese. . . . . . . pound.
Chemical preparations,
not otherwise enu-
merated, . . . . . . free.
China-ware... per cent.
Chip hats, bonnets. do.
Chisels, sockets. . . do.
Chloride of lime. . . . do.
Chromate of potash. do.
Chrome yellow... free.
Chocolate. . . . . . pound.
Cider, same as Ale.
Cigars. . . . . . thousand.
Cinnamon... . . . . . free.
Circassians, see Stuffs.
Clay, manufactd... free.
Clocks. . . . . . . per cent.
Cloth, see Woollens.
Clothing, ready made.
per cent.
Cloth rags of any kind.
free.
and oil of.
free.
Coach laces. . per cent.
Coach and harness fur-
niture. . . . . . . . . . do.
Coal... . . . . . . . bushel.
Coal hods, iron. p. cent.
Do. copper. . . . . . . . do.
Cloves,
25
35
30
Cénts.
40
Cocoa-nuts . . . . . . free.
Cochineal. * & º e < e < free.
Coculus indicus ... free.
Cod-fish, dry. . . . . cwt.
Coffee. . . . . . . . . . . free.
Cologne water. percent.
Columbo root. . . . free.
Colours, water. . . . free.
Combs, ivory, horn or
shell. . . . . . . per cent.
Do. iron, lead, copper,
brass or wood.... do.
Comfits, preserved in
brandy or sugar... do.
Coney wool. . . . . . free.
Confectionary, preserv-
ed in sugar or bran-
dy . . . . . . . . per cent.
Other confectionary.free
Copal gum. . . . . . . free.
Copper vessels, and all
manufactures of cop-
per, not otherwise
specified....per cent.
Do. for sheathing ships.
free.
Do. braziers’....pound.
Copperas . . . . . . . . cwt.
Cordage, yarn, twine,
pack - thread and
Seines untarred ... pa.
Do. do,
Cordials. . . . . . . .gallon
tarred... do.
Coriander seed . . . . free
Corks . . . . . . . . . pound
Cork bark. . . . . . . free
Cosmetics. . . . per cent.
Corrosive sublimate.do.
Cotton . . . . . . . . pound.
Do. all manufactures of,
or of which cotton
is a component part,
except cotton-twist,
and thread.
per cent.
25
25
yarn,
28°
15
25
25
25
25
15
Celli S.
:
12
() F
33
"I" H E
UNITE I) STATES.
Provided, that all ma-
nufactures of cotton,
or of which cotton
shall be a component
part, not dyed, co-
loured, printed or
stained, and not excs.
in value 30 cts. the
square yard, shall be
valued at 30 cents the
square yard; and if
coloured, printed or
stained, in whole or
part, and not exceed-
ing in value 35 cents
the square yard, shall
be valued at 35 cents
the square yard; —
except nankeens im-
ported direct from
China, which are to
pay 20 per cent ad
valorem.
Cotton, yarn, twist or
thread. . . . . . per cent
Provided, that all un-
bleached and unco-
loured cotton yarn,
twist or thread, the
original cost of which
shall be less than 60
cents per pound, shall
be deemed and taken
to have cost 60 cents
per pound, and shall
be charged with duty
accordingly; and pro-
vided further, that all
Cotton yarn, twist
and thread, bleached
or coloured, the ori-
ginal cost of which
shall be less than 75
Cents per pound, shall
be deemed and taken
to have cost 75 cents
i
i
|
2&
Cents.
the pound, and be
charged with duty ac-
cordingly.
Cotton-bagging...sq.yd.
Creas a la Morlaix.
per cent.
Crayon, lead pencils.do
Cubebs. . . . . . . . . . frce.
Currants. . . . . . . . . . do,
Cutlery, not specifically
mentioned. . per cent.
Cutting knives ... . . do.
Demijohns . . . . . each.
Diamonds. . . . per cent.
Diapers, linen and
hemp . . . . . . . . . . do.
Dimity, see Cottons.
Down, of all kinds..do.
Dragon’s blood. ... free
Drawings, paintings.do
Drawing-knives. p. cent.
Drillings, linen.... do.
Drugs for dyeing and
materials for compos-
ing dyes, all medici-
nal drugs, not other-
wise specified, (ex-
cept tartar emetic,
Rochelle salts,
phate of quinine, ca-
lomel, corrosive su-
blimate, sulphate of
manganese, muriatic
sul-
or sulphuric acid, re-
fined salpetre, blue
vitriol, carbonate of
soda, red and white
lead, litharge or Sugar
of lead). . . . . . . . free
Duck, sail. . . . per cent.
Dyewoods. . . . . . . . free
F
25
25
Cents.
3
#
34
TARIFF
THE
E.
Earth, brown, red, blue,
dry, being considered
as ochre. . . . . . pound
Do. do. in oil. . . . do.
Earthenware... per cent.
Elephants' teeth... free
Embroidery, done with
a needle and with
thread of gold or sil-
Velſ. . . . . . . . per cent.
Emery . . . . . . . . . . free
Enamel. . . . . . per cent.
Engravings... . . . . . free
Epsom salts..... pound
Epaulettes of gold and
silver. . . . . . . . . free.
Essences, bergamote,
lemon, lavender,
orange, rose, otto of
rOSCS, rosemary,
thyme, tyre, and
all other essences
used as perfumes . .
per cent.
Do. not so used. . . .free
Fans . . . . . . . . per cent.
Feathers, ornament...do
Do. for beds. . . . ... do.
Felt, adhesive, for co-
vering ships’ bottoms.
free.
Felts or hat bodies,
wholly or in part of
wool. . . . . . . . . . each
Fiddles. . . . . . per cent.
Figs. . . . . . . . . . . . . free
Filberts. free
Files . . . . . . . . per cent.
Filtering stones. . . free.
Fire-arms, except mus-
kets and rifles. . p ct.
Fish, foreign caught,
20
15
:
.
l
5
30
25
30
Cents.
!
18
and dry or Smoaked..
cwt.
Fish do. mackarel. . bl.
Do. do. Salmon..do.
Do. do. all other
Do. of the fisheries of
the United States or
territories . . . . . . free
Flannels . . . . sq. yard.
Flax, manufactured.free
Do. manufactures of,
and of hemp not
otherwise specified,
and excepting yarn
and cordage, tarred
or untarred, Tecklen-
burgh's, Osnabrück's
and burlaps, bleached
and unbleached li-
IlêIlS . . . . . . per cent.
Flints . . . . . . . . . . free.
Floor cloths, stamped,
printed or painted. .
sq. yard.
Floor mattings, usually
made of flags or other
materials. . per cent.
Flour, wheat . . . . cwt.
Flowers, artificial.p.ct.
Frames or sticks for
umbrellas or parasols
per cent.
Frankincense . . . . free.
Fur-hats . . . . . . . . . do.
J)0, caps. . . . . . . . . . do.
Furs, dressed. . . . . . do.
Do. undressed . . .free.
G.
Galloons, of silk... p.ct.
Galls, nuts . . . . . . free.
Gamboge . . . . . . . . free.
Gilt ware . . . . per cent.
Gin, 1st proof... gallon.
Do. 2d do . . . . . . . . do.
25
25
25
cents.
00
50
OO
OO
| 6
43
50
57
60
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Gin. 3d proof. . . . . . do
1)o. 4th do. . . . . . . . do.
Do. 5th do. . . . . . . . do.
Do. above 5th do ... do.
Gin cases . . . . per cent.
Do. bottles, when im-
ported in the cases. .
gross.
Ginger . . . . . . . . . . free.
Ginghams, see Cottons,
Glass, window, not a-
bove 8 by 10 inches.
100 sq. feet.
Do. 10 by 12 do ... do.
If 10 by 12 do . . . . do.
Do. in plates uncut.do.
Do. apothecaries’ phials
and bottles, exceed-
ing the capacity of 6,
and not exceeding 16
oz. each. . . . . . gross.
Do. all perfumery and
fancy phials and bot-
tles, not exceeding
the capacity of 4 oz.
each... . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. exceeding 4 oz. and
not exceeding 16 oz.
gross.
Do. on all wares of cut
glass, not specified.
pound.
and ad valor...per ct.
Do. on all articles, not
specified . . . . pound.
and ad valor. . per ct.
Do. bottles, black, not
exceeding one quart.
gross.
Do. do, exceeding...do.
Do. demijohns ... each.
Gloves, woollen. . p.ct.
Glue. . . . . . . . . . pound
Goats’ hair, wool, or
raw skins . . . . . . free
Gold dust and coin..do.
2&
.
30
2O
Cents.
63
50
25
25
()0
50
25
Gold leaf. . . .
Grapes. . . . . . . . . . free.
per cent.
Grass ropes . . . . pound
Grind stones. . . . .free.
Gum arabic or senegal,
and all other gums .
free.
H.
Hair cloth and seating.
per cent.
Do. unmanufactol. free.
Do. human, not made
up for head dresses.
per cent.
Do. do. manufactured,
belts . . . . . . . . . . . do
Do. pencils . . . . . . free.
Do. powder . . per cent.
Hammers, blacksmith’s
pound.
Do. all others.per cent.
Hams . . . . . . . . pound.
Hangings, paper... p.ct.
Hardware, not other-
wise specified.... do.
Harness and coach fur-
niture . . . . . . . . . . do.
Haarlem oil. . . . . . free.
Hartshorn . . . . . . . . do
Hatchets . . . . per cent.
Hat bodies or felt.each.
Hats, fur, leather or
woollen. ... per cent.
Do. silk or palm leaf.do
Do. leghorn, chip, grass
Or Straw. . . . . . . . do.
Hemlock . . . . . . . . free.
Do. manufactures of, or
of flax, not otherwise
specified and except-
ing yarn and cordage,
tarred and untarred,
Tecklenburghs, Os-
1
5
40
25
30
30
30
30
40
Cents.
5
2
}
18
OO
F 2
36
TAR IFF
THE
nabrücks and bur-
laps . . . . . . per cent.
Henbane . . . . . . . . free.
Hides, raw . . . . . . free.
Do. tanned . . per cent.
Honey . . . . . . . . . . free.
Hooks, reaping, iron or
steel . . . . . . per cent.
Horns. . . . . . . . . . free. 1
terns. . . . . . . . . . free.
Hosiery, woollen, linen,
and cotton. . per cent.
Hydrometers. . . . . . do.
I.
Implements of trade be-
longing to persons
arriving in the United
States . . . . . . . . free.
India rubber, or caout-
. . . . free.
Indigo . . . . . . per cent.
Ink and inkpowder.free
Instruments,
chouc. . . .
specially
imported. . . . . . free.
Do. philosophical, ac-
cording to the mate-
rials of which they
are made.
Do. musical, of wood,
brass or copper. . do.
Ipecacuanha . . . . .free.
Iron in bars or bolts, not
manufactured in
whole or in part by
rolling, also all iron
in slabs, blooms, or
other forms less fir
nished than iron in
bars or bolts, and
more advanced than
pig iron, except cast-
... cwt.
Do. bar and bolt, made
25
30
30
25
20
30
cents.
90
wholly or in part by
rolling . . . . . . . . ton.
Iron in pigs. . . ... cwt.
Do. cast, vessels of,
with or without ap-
pendages of wrought
iron, such as handles,
hoops, &c. not other-
wise specified...pound
Do. all other castings
of, not otherwise spe-
cified . . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. round or braziers’
rods of 3-16th to
8-16th of an inch
diameter inclusive,
and on iron in nail or
spike rods, or nail
plates, slit, rolled or
hammered, and iron
in sheets and hoop
iron, and on iron,
slit, rolled or ham-
mered for band-iron,
scroll-iron or case-
ment rods . . . . . . do.
Do. Scrap or old,—all
pieces of iron, except
old, of more than 6
inches in length, or
of sufficient length to
be made in spikes, or
bolts, to be rated ac-
cordingly as bar bolt,
rod or hoop iron.ton.
Do, manufactures, or
of which iron is a
component part (not
otherwise specified).
per cent.
Do. manufactures of,
partly finished, same
as entirely finished.
Do. or steel wire, not
exceeding No. 14..
pound.
30
12
25
Cents.
()0
50
|
#
50
OF THE UNITED STATES.
37
Iron do. exceeding No.
14 . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. square wire used
for the manufacture
of stretchers for um-
brellas, and cut in
pieces, not exceeding
the length used for
that purpose... p. cent
Iron spikes. . . . pound.
Do. nails, cut or
wrought. . . . . . . . do.
Do, tacks, brads and
sprigs, not exceeding
16 oz. to the thou-
sand. . . . . . thousand.
Do. exceeding 16 oz.
do. . . . . . . . . . pound.
Do. anvils and anchors,
and all parts thereof
manufactured, in
whole or in part...do.
Do. cables or chains, or
parts thereof, manu-
factured in whole or
in part, without be-
nefit of drawback..
pound.
Do. mill-cranks and
mill-irons of wrought
Do. mill-saws.... each
Do, blacksmith's ham-
mers and sledges..
pound.
Do, axes, adzes, hat-
chets,drawing-knives,
cutting-knives, sick-
les or reaping-hooks,
Scythes, spades, sho-
Vels, squares of iron
or steel, plated, brass
and polished steel
saddlery, coach and
harness furniture of
all descriptions, steel- i
2&
12
Cents.
2
#
yards, scale-beams,
socket-chisels, vices
and screws of iron,
called wood screws.
per cent.
All articles manufactur-
ed in whole of sheet,
rod, hoop, bolt, bar
iron, or of iron wire,
or of which sheet,
rod, hoop, bolt or
bar iron, or iron wire,
shall constitute the
greatest weight, and
which are not other-
wise specified, shall
pay the same duty
that is charged on
sheet, rod, hoop,
bolt or bar iron, or
iron wire of the same
number respectively,
but the duty is in no
case to be less than.
Isinglass . . . . . . . free.
Ivory, unmanufact...do.
J.
Japanned ware of all
kinds, not otherwise
specified....per cent.
Japanned saddlery...do.
Jean, see Cotton.
Jewellery, gold, set or
not Set . . . . . . do.
Do. false or gilt... do.
Juice of lemons, oran-
ges and limes... free.
Juniper berries . . . . do.
Kendal cottons, wholly
of wool, and not ex-
30
25
Cents.
38
THE TARIFF
ceeding in cost 35
cents per square yd.
per cent.
Kerseys, composed
wholly of wool, and
not exceeding in cost
35 cents per Sq. yd.
per cent.
Kerseys or kersey-
meres, costing above
35 cents per sq. yd.
per cent.
Kermes... . . . . . . free.
Kettles,
materials.
according to
Lace veils. . . . per cent.
Do, thread and bobbi-
net. . . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. coach. . . . . . . do.
Lampblack. . . . . . . . do.
Lapis, caliminaris, free.
Lard. . . . . . . . . pound.
Laudanum. . . . . . . free.
Lead, old and scrap,
pound.
Do. pigs, bars, Shts...do.
Do. shot. . . . . . . . . do.
Do. red or white, dry
or ground, in oil. do.
Do. manufactured into
pipes. . . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. black. . . . . . . free.
Do. pencils. . per cent.
Do, sugar of lead. pound.
Do. all manufactures,
not otherwise speci-
fied... . . . . . . per cent.
Leaf gold. . . . . . . . . do.
Do. silver . .
Leather, and all manu-
factures of, not other-
wise specified. . . . do.
5
50
25
30
Cents.
Leghorn hats and bon-
nets,. . . . . . . . . . do.
Lemons, and juice and
peel of lemons, free.
Levantine, see Silk.
Limes, and juice of
limes.. . . . . . . . . free.
Linens, bleached or un-
bleached.... per cent.
Linsey woolsey, sq. yd.
Liquors or cordials, gal.
Liquorice. . . . . . . . free.
Lithographic stones,
per cent.
Loaf sugar.... pound.
Logwood. . . . . . . . free.
Looking-glasses, not
silvered. . . . . pound.
and adval. per cent.
Do. glass plates, sil-
wered. . . . . . . . . . do.
Lump sugar.... pound.
Lustring, see Silks.
M.
Mace, and oil of, free.
Madder and madder
root. . . . . . . . . . free.
Mahogany. . . . . . . free
Malt... . . . . . . per cent.
Manganese, sulphrate
of... . . . . . . . . . . . ... do.
Manna . . . . . free.
Manufactured tobacco,
other than snuff and
cigars. . . . . . . pound.
Manufactures of the
United States and its
territories. . . . . . free.
Manufactures of brass,
copper, iron, steel,
pewter, or tin, not
otherwise enumerat-
which
either of these metals
ed, or of
30
2O
15
15
cents.
53
12
10
10
OF
39
"THE UNITED STATES.


is a component mate-
rial, see Iron. p. cent.
Manufactures of cotton,
see Cottons.
Manufactures of silk,
see Silk.
Manufactures of wood,
not otherwise speci-
fied... . . . . . ... per cent.
Manufactures of hemp or
flax, except yarn, cor-
dage, Tecklenburgh,
Osnabrücks and bur-
laps. . . . . . . per cent.
Manufactures of wool,
or of which wool is
a component part, not
otherwise enumerat-
ed . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Maps, specially import-
... free.
Marble, manufactured,
per cent.
Do. busts. . . . . . . . free.
Do. unmanufactured,
free.
Mastic, gum . . . . . free.
Materials for composing
dyes, not otherwise
enumerated. . . . free.
Mathematical instru-
ments, of gold or sil-
Weſ. . . . . . . . per cent.
Do. of ivory or bone.
free.
Do. of wood... per cent.
Do. of brass, iron, or
steel. . . . . . . . . . . do.
e e g º º free.
Matting made of flags
* * * * * *
or other material,
per cent.
Mattrasses....... free.
Medals, specially im-
ported . . free.
* * * * *
28.
25
25
50
30
25
25
5
Cent S.
Medals, otherwise.p.ct.
Do. silver or gold, do.
Medical drugs not spe-
Mercury or quicksilver,
and all preparations
of it. . . . . . per cent.
Merino shawls, made
of wool. . . . . . . . . do.
Do. Circassian ... p. ct.
Metal, Britannia . . do.
Do. busts. . . . . . . . free.
Millboard paper, pound.
Mill-cranks and mill-
irons of wrought
1TOI). . . . . . . . . . . . do
Mill-saws. . . . . . ... each
Millinery, of all kinds,
per cent.
Mint copper, in any
shape, imported for
the use of the United
States. . . . . . . . . free.
Mineralogy, specimens
illustrative of... free.
Mits, or mittens, wool-
len. . . . . . . . per cent.
l).o. others,- as Cot-
tons, or Silk.
Models of machinery,
and other inventions,
free.
Molasses. . . . . . gallon.
Moreens. . . . . per cent.
Morocco skins, .... do.
Moss, all kinds. . . free.
Mother o’pearl shell do.
Muriatic acid, per cent.
Musk. . . . . . . . . . . free.
Muskets,. . . . per stand.
Do. barrels,... per cent.
Muslins, see Cottons.
Musical instruments,
per cent.
Do. do. strings. . . free.
Music, printed,. . . p.ct.
2&
I
5
10
30
15
25
30
15
Cents.
OO
5
50
"I" H E TARIFF
Mustard. . . . . per cent.
Myrrh, gum. . . . . . free.
N.
Nail rods slit. . . pound.
Nails
wrought. . . . . . . . do
Do. brass . . . . per cent.
Do. copper . . . . pound.
Nankeens, direct from
China . .
Do. from other places,
... per cent.
see Cottons.
Natural history, speci-
mens of . . . . . . . free
Needles . . . . . . . . free.
Nitrate of lead.... p.ct.
Do. of potash. . pound.
Do. unrefined, per cent.
Norwich crapes. . . . do.
Noyeau, eau de gallon.
Nutmegs. . . . . . , free.
Nuts and berries, used
in dyeing, and nuts
of all kinds. . . free.
Nux vomica. . . . . . free.
O.
Oakum and junk.. free.
Oats. .
Oatmeal. . . .
Ochre, dry. . . . . pound.
Do. in oil. . . . . . . . ... do.
Do. earth, brown, red,
blue and yellow, to
be considered as
... per cent.
ochre . . . . . . . . . do.
Oil, olive, in casks,
gallon.
Do. castor. . . . . . . . do.
Do. hempseed and lin-
seed, in casks. . . . do.
Do. Spermaceti of fo–
reign fisheries.... do.
iron, cut or
2&
I
5
20
12!
2
| O
15
Cent S.
5
53
10
#
20
40
25
35
Oil of vitriol, or sul-
phuric acid. . pound.
Do. whale and others,
not sperm of foreign
fisheries. . . . per cent.
Do. Salad . . . . . . . . do.
Do. palm. . . . . . . free.
Do. Haarlem . . . . free.
Do. of juniper, anniseed,
cloves and almonds,
free.
Do. essential—see Es-
SCI). CeS.
Oil-cloths, other than
that usually denomi-
nated patent floor-
cloth, – see Floor-
cloths, . . . . sq. yard.
Old brass, copper, pew-
ter, or silver, if fit
only to be manu-
factured, . . . . . . free.
Old junk. . . . . . . . free.
Onions. . . . . . . . . . free.
Olives. . . . . . . . . . free.
Opium. . . . . . . . free.
Oris-root. . . . . . . . free
Oranges . . . . free
Ore . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Orchella weed, per cent.
Ornaments for head
dresses. . . . . . . . . do.
Osnabrücks, less than
26 inches wide, ... do.
Ox-horns, and all other
horns and tips. . free.
P.
Packthread. . . .
Paint-brushes, per cent.
pound.
Painters’ colours. . free.
Paintings and drawings,
Paints, not enumerated,
and not used princi-
pally as dyeing drugs
or materials. ... free.
15
15
25
15
25
cents.
OF
41
THE UNITED STATES.
Paper, antiquarian, de-
my, drawings, fools-
cap, imperial, me-
post, pith,
and writing,
dium,
royal,
pound.
Do. bank-post folio, and
quarto post. . . . . . do.
Do. blotting, cartridge,
copying, fancy co-
loured,fuller's boards,
glass, gold leaf, paper-
makers’ boards, mo-
rocco, pasteboards,
pressing do. sand or
tissue. . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. copperplate, print-
ing, or stainers... do.
Do. binders’ boards,
box boards,
boards, sheathing or
wrapping . . . . . . do.
Do. hanging, per cent.
Parasols, of whatever
mill-
materials made.. do.
Parchment. . . . . . . . do.
Paris white . . . . pound.
Paste, Brazil..... free.
Do, imitations of pre-
cious stones. . . . free.
Do. work, that is set in
gold or silver, per ct.
Pastel, or woad, ... free.
Pencils, blacklead, p. ct.
Pencils, hair..... free.
Penknives, ... per cent.
Pens, of metal, . . . . do.
Do. gold or silver ... do.
Do, or quills, prepared,
do.
Pepper, black . . . . free.
Do. Cayenne... pound.
Perfumery.... per cent.
Do. Soap....... ... do.
Personal
apparel
or wearing
of persons
&
40
25
25
25
25
25
12
15
15
15
cents
17
20
15
1()
15
arriving in the United
States, their tools and
implements of trade.
free.
Peruvian bark . . . . do.
Perry . . . . . . . . gallon.
Pewter, all manufac-
tures of, or of which
pewter is a compo-
nent part, or mate-
rials, not otherwise
specified.... per cent,
Piano-fortes . . . . . . do.
Pickles. . . . . . . . . . ... do.
Pictures. . . . . . . . . free.
Pimento . . . . . . . . . do.
Pine apples . . . . . . do.
Pink root . . . . . . . . do.
Pins . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Pipes, clay—for smok-
ing. . . . . . . . . ..free.
Pistols . . . . . . per cent.
Pitch, Burgundy ... free.
Plains, composed wholly
of wool, and not ex-
ceeding in cost 35
cents, per sq. yd., see
Woollens
Plaits, of straw, grass,
&c. for making bon-
... per cent.
nets, . . . . . . . . . . do.
Plaids, according to the
materials.
Planks . . . . . . per cent.
Plane irons. . . . . . . do.
Plants . . . . . . . . . . free.
Plaster of Paris . . . do.
Do. for busts and casts.
do.
Plate, battered, fit only
to be manufactured.
do.
Plated ware of all kind,
not otherwise enu-
merated. . . . per cent.
Platillas. . . . . . . . . do.
25
30
30
30
25
25
25
25
Cents.
42
THE TARIFF
Platina. . . . . . . . . . free.
Plated wire . . per cent.
Plats for hats or bon-
nets. . . . . . . . . . . . do
Plough plates, as Bar
iron.
Pocket books, leather. .
per cent.
Pongees, see Silks.
Porcelain . . . . per cent.
Poplins . . . . . . . . . do.
Porter, in bottles... gal.
Do. not in do. . . . . . do.
Potatoes . . . . . . bushel.
Powder, gun . . pound.
Do. hair. . . . per cent.
Precious stones, set or
not, and all articles
composed wholly or
chiefly of . . . . ... do.
Do. glass imitations..
pound.
and ad valor p. ct.
Do. Other imitations of.
free.
Preparations, anatomi-
cal . . . . . . . . . . . . do
Preserves, in sugar or
brandy. . . . per cent.
Princettas. . . . . . . . do.
Printed music . . . . do.
Printing types . . . . do.
Prints, on paper... free.
Do, cotton, see Cottons
Prunes. . . . . . . . . . free.
Prussian blue . . . . p.ct.
Prussiate of potash. . do
Q.
Quadrants. . . . per cent.
Quercitron bark. ... do.
Quicksilver. . . . . free.
Quills, unprepared...do.
Do. prepared or manu-
factured. . . . per cent.
30
30
20
10
15
2O
25
1O
15
15
15
15
Cents.
2O
15
10
Quiltings, see Cottons.
R.
Rags, of any kind of
cloth. . . . . . . . . . free
Raisins, in jars or
boxes, and all other.
free.
Ratafia . . . . . . . . gallon
Rattans, unmanufac-
tured . . . . . . . . . free
Ratteens, see Stuffs.
Razors. . . . . . per cent.
Reaping hooks . . . . do.
Red lead or white lead,
dry or ground in oil.
pound.
Reeds, unmanufactured
free.
Regulus of antimony..
free.
Rhubarb . . . . . . . . free
Rice . . . . . . . . per cent.
Rifles . . . . . . . . . . each
Romals, see Cottons.
Roots, bulbous... free.
Rope, grass or bark,-
see Cordage. . pound.
Rosin . . . . . . . . . . . free
Rotten stone . . . . . . do.
Rouans . . . . . . per cent.
Rum, 1st proof . . gal.
Do. 2nd do. . . . . . . do.
Do. 3rd do. . . . . . . . do.
Do. 4th do. . . . . . . . do.
S.
Saddlery, common tinn-
ed and japanned, of
all descriptions... p.ct
Do. plated brass and
polished steel. . . . do.
Saddles. . . . . . . . . . do.
Sad irons . . . . . . . . do.
Saffron. . . . . . . . . . free.
Safilower . . . . . . . . do.
25
30
15
25
1 O
30
30
25
cents.
53
50
53
53
57
63
OF THE UNITED STATES.
43
Sal soda, or carbonate
of soda. . . . . . . . . do.
Salt . . . . . . 56 pounds.
Do. crude, or mineral.
per cent.
Saltpetre, refined ... pd.
Do. crude . . . . free.
Salts, Rochelle... p.ct.
Do. Glauber....pound.
Do. Epsom . . . . . . . do.
Sandal wood, even if
ground. . . . . . . free.
Sarsaparilla... . . . . do.
Sauce, fish . . per cent.
Saws, mill. . . . . each.
Do. all others. . . . p.ct.
Scales, Gunter's.... do.
Scale beams . . . . . . do.
Screws of iron, called
woodscrews... ... do.
Do. brass, see Brass.
Sculpture, specimens of,
specially imported ..
free.
Do, marble. . . . . . . do.
Do, wood. . . . per cent.
Scythes. . . . . . . . . . do.
Seeds, canary, and all
other . . . . . . . . free.
Segars...... thousand.
Seines...... ... pound.
Senna......... ... free.
Shawls, merino, made
of wool.... per cent.
Do. of silk and worst-
ed . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. Cashmere, real or
Thibet ........ free.
Do. of silk, from beyond
the Cape of Good
Hope. . . . . . per cent.
Do. do. from other
places. . . . . . . . . . do
2&
15
15
15
15
15
25
25
30
30
25
30
50
Cent S.
10
OO
50
Shawls of cotton.. p.ct.
Sheeting, Russia ... do.
Do, other linen.... do.
Do. cotton minimum
cost price 30 cents,
per sq. yard . . . do.
Shellac. . . . . . . . . . free.
Shirtings, -as Cottons
or Linens.
Shoes, of silk.... pair.
Do. nankeen, prunelle
and leather. . . . . . do.
Do. for children... do.
Shovels. . . . . . per cent.
Silk, raw. . . . . . . do.
Do. Sewing. . . . . . do.
Do. manufactures of,
or of which silk is a
component part, from
beyond the Cape of
Good Hope. . . . . . do.
Do. all other manufac-
tures of, or of which
silk is a component
part, from other
Sickles or reaping hooks
do.
Sinchews, see Silks..
Skins, raw or dressed.
free.
Do. tanned ... per cent.
Slates of all kinds... do.
Sledges, blacksmiths..
pound.
Slippers, silk . . . . pair.
Do. leather. . . . do.
Do. children’s... do.
Smalts. . . . . . . free.
Snuff. . . . . . . . pound.
Soap . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. perfumed... per cent
Socket chisels . . . . do.
º
:
:
30
12;
40
10
30
30
25
I ()
15
30
15
30
Cents,
30
15
44
THE TARIFF
Spanish brown, dry. .
pound.
Do. ground. . . . . . do.
Spectacles, gold or sil-
ver, mounted ... p.ct.
Do. shell mounted, free.
Do. metal do. . . . p.ct.
Spelter . . . . . . . . . free.
Spikes, iron.... pound.
Spirits, distilled from
grain, 1st proof. gall.
Do. 2nd do . . . . . . do.
Do. 3rd do . . . . . . do.
Do. 4th do . . . . . . do.
Do. 5th do . . . . . . do.
Do. above 5th do... do.
Do, distilled from other
materials than grain,
1st and 2nd proof.
gallon.
Do. 3rd do. . . . . . . . do
Do. 4th do. . . . . . . . do
Do. 5th do. . . . . . . . do.
Do. above 5th do... do.
Sponges . . . . . . . . free.
Spoons, iron, tin, pew-
ter or plated . . p.ct.
Sprigs, not exceeding
to the
thousand... thousand.
Do. exceeding do. do.
pound.
Spy glasses... per cent.
Squares of iron and
steel, plated, brass,
and polished steel.
16 ounces
per cent.
Starch . . . . . . . . . . free.
Statues, specially im-
ported . . . . . . . . free.
Do. not of alabaster or
plaster... . . . . . . free.
Do. of brass, bronze,
metal, or wood. p. ct.
Do, marble........ do.
12;
25
25
30
25
30
Cents.
I
!
57
60
63
67
75
90
53
57
63
72
85
Statues, see also Busts.
Steel. . . . . . . . . . . . cwt.
Do. manufactures of,
or of which steel is a
component part, not
otherwise specified.
per cent.
Steel-yards. . . . . . . . do.
Stockings, cotton, wool-
len, worsted or linen.
do.
Stones, precious, set or
not . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. burr, wrought, and
unwrought. . . . . free.
Stone, load . . . . . . free.
Stone-ware...per cent.
Strings of musical in-
Struments. . . . . . free.
Stuff goods, worsted,
viz; bird's eye, bom-
bazetts, calimancos,
camblets, circassians,
Denmark Satteens,
durants, lastings, lus-
tres, moreens, prin-
ces’ stuff, rattinetts,
russels, russeletts,
satteen, Scotch plaids,
shalloons, tambo-
reens, tartans, wild-
bore, &c. . . . per cent.
Sublimate, corrosive do.
Sugar, brown... pound.
Do. white clayed... do.
Do. loaf and candy. do.
Sugar of lead. . . . . . do.
Sulphate of copper, or
blue vitriol. . . . . . do.
Do, quinine. . per cent.
Sulphur . . . . . . . . free.
Do. flour of . . . . . . do.
Sulphuric acid... pound.
Sumac . . . . . . . . . . free
25
30
25
12;
20
10
15
15
Cents.
50
.
:
3
O
OF THE UNITED STATES.
45
Sweetmeats of all kinds.
per cent
Syrup of sugar cane, in
casks. . . . . . . . pound
Table knives and forks.
per cent.
Tallow . . . . . . . . pound.
Tacks, not exceeding 16
oz. to the thousand.
thousand.
Do. exceeding do.
pound.
Tamarinds. . . . . . . free.
Tapioca. . . . . . . . .free.
Tartar, crude. . . . . free.
Tartaric acid. . per cent.
Teas of all kinds, im-
ported from China,
and other places, east
of the Cape of Good
Hope, in vessels of
the United States,
after 3d March, 1833.
free.
Do. of all kinds, im-
ported from places
this side the Cape of
Good Hope, or in
Vessels other than
those of the United
Teazles. . . . . . . ...free.
Teeth of animals, in-
cluding elephants. do.
Thread, sewing, floss,
Cotton, or shoe. p. ct.
Do, pack...... • pound.
Tecklenburghs. percent.
Tiles, for paving, and
building.. ..... do
Do, marble........ do.
Tin, in blocks and bars,
free.
28°
25
25
15
25
15
15
30
Cents.
10
Tin in plates and sheets,
free.
Do. ſoil . . . . . . . . . . do.
Do. manufactures of,
not otherwise speci.
fied. . . . . . . . per cent.
Tinctures, medicinal,
free.
Do. odoriferous. per ct.
. . . . free.
Tobacco, manufactured,
other than snuff and
SegarS. . . . . . . pound.
Do. manufactured... do.
Tongues and sounds.
Tips, horn. ..
free.
Tools, of trade, of per-
sons arriving in the
United States ... free.
Tortoiseshell... . . . . do.
Toys, paper . . . . . do.
Do. brass, iron, steel,
pewter, copper, or
wood. . . . . . per cent.
Trees. . . . . . . . . . . free.
Turmeric ........ do.
Turtles . . . . . . . . . . do.
Tutenague, or zinc. do.
Twine, tarred ... pound.
Do. untarred . . . . . . do.
Twist, and thread, cot-
ton,-see Cottons.
Types, printing, per ct.
U.
Umbrellas, and para-
sols, of whatever
materials made, p. ct.
Do. frames or sticks do.
Do. stretchers of iron
or steel. . . . . . . . . do.
V.
Valencias . . . . per cent.
Varnishes, of all kind,
free.
25
15
25
15
25
25
12
10
Cents.
1()
15
46
THE TARIFF
Vanilla beans. . . . free.
Vegetables, used prin-
cipally in dyeing and
composing dyes, com-
ing (now) under the
duty of 12% per cent,
except bithromate of
potash, prussiate of
potash, chromate of
potash, nitrate of
lead, aquafortis, and
tartaric acid. . . . free.
Vegetables of all kinds,
not enumerated, and
not used principally
in dyeing . . . . . . free.
Veils, lace. . . . per cent.
Vellum . . . . . . . . . . do.
Vermicelli. . . . . . . free.
Vessels, copper, per ct.
Do. cast iron, not other-
wise specified. pound.
Vices, and screws of
iron. . . . . . . per cent.
Vinegar. . . . . . . gallon.
Vitriol, blue.... pound
Do. green, or copperas,
cwt.
Do. oil of...... pound.
W.
Wafers . . . . . . per cent.
Walking-sticks, OT
CalleS . . . . . . . . . . do
Watches, all kinds and
parts. . . . . . . . . . . do
Water colours . . . . free.
Waters, bay, lavender,
Cologne, Hungary,
and honey. per cent.
Wax, bees. . . . . . . free.
Wearing apparel in
actual use of pas-
sengers arriving, free.
30
25
25
12#
15
Cents.
Webbing, silk, see Silk.
Do. worsted. . per cent.
Do. all others. . . . . . do.
Weld. . . . . . . . . . . free.
Whalebone, foreign
fisheries. . . . per cent.
Wheat. . . . . . . . bushel.
Do. flour. . . . . . . . CW't
White lead, or red, dry
or ground in oil.
pound.
White, Paris . . . . . . do.
Whiting . . . . . . . . . . do.
Whips . . . . . . per cent.
Willow sheets, for hats.
do.
Do. baskets. . . . . . . do.
Wines of France, red,
in casks. . . . . gallon.
Do. white . . . . . . . . do.
all sorts in bottles. do.
until 3d March, 1834,
—after that day, one
half of those rates
respectively; and on
all wines, other than
those of France, one
half of their present
rates of duties, re-
spectively, from and
after 4th March,
1834, which will be
as follows:
Do. Madeira, Sherry,
in casks, cases, or
bottles, present rate
50 cents. . . . per gall.
Do. of Germany, Spain,
and the Mediterra-
nean, when imported
in casks, unless spe-
cially enumerated,
present rate, 15 cents
per gallon, one half.
do.
10
25
30
30
25
Cents,
25
50
10
22
25
OF
47
THE UNITED STATES.
Wines, red of Spain and
Austria, present duty
10 cents per gallon,
one half. . . . . gallon.
Do. of all countries,
than France,
imported in
other
when
bottles and
unless specially enu-
merated, and on
€Il Ulſſle-
CaSeS,
wines not
rated, present rate,
30 cents per gallon,
one half. . . . . . . . do.
Note.—When wine is
imported in bottles,
duty is charged on
the bottles.
Wire, iron or steel, not
exceeding No. 14.
pound.
Do. do. exceeding, No.
Do. silver or plated. do.
Do. cap or bonnet,
covered with silk,
cotton, or flaxen
yarn, or thread, ma-
abroad,
do.
Do. square, used in the
nufactured
manufacture of um-
brellas, and cut in
pieces, not exceeding
the length used for
that purpose. per ct.
Woad, or pastel... free.
Wood, all manufac-
tures of, not other-
wise specified... p. ct.
Do. unmanufactured,
and dye-woods. free.
Wool, Angora goats or
Camels . . . . . . . . free.
Do. unmanufactured or
imported on the skin,
12
25
cents.
15
9
12
prime cost, at the
place of exportation,
not exceeding 8 cents,
per pound. . . . . . free.
Do, cost at the place
of exportation, ex-
ceeding 8 cents per lb.
pound.
and adval. per cent.
Do, fine, mixed with
dirt or other mate-
rial and costing, when
so mixed, 8 cents per
lb. or under, to be
appraised, and to be
charged with the
duty of 4 cents per
pound, and 40 per
cent advalorem. . . . .
Do. on the skin, to be
estimated, as to
weight and value, as
other Wool.
Woollens, all manufac-
tures of, composed
wholly of wool, and
not exceeding in cost
35 cents per square
yard. . . . . . . per cent.
Do. on all other manu-
factures of wool, not
otherwise specified,
or of which wool is
a component part.
per cent.
Woollen yarn...pound.
and adval. per cent.
Worsted yarn... . . . do.
Do. Stuff goods, shawls,
and other manufac-
tures of silk and
worsted. See Stuffs
Bombazeen, &c.. do.
40
50
50
20
10
Cents.
48
THE TARIFF, &c.
Yarn, cotton, bleached,
or coloured, the ori-
ginal cost of which
shall be less than 75
cents per pound, shall
be deemed and taken
to have cost 75 cents
per lb. and shall be
charged with a duty
of . . . . . . . . per cent.
Do. unbleached and un-
coloured, the original
cost of which shall
25
Cents.
III.
be less than 60 cents
perlb. shall be deemed
to have cost 60 cents
Do. woollen. ... pound.
besides, per cent.
Z
Zinc, unmanufactured
and manufactured.
free.
25
20
50
A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT,
cents.
showING THE AMoUNT of DUTIES According to THE RATEs of THE TARIFF of 1828, ANI.
As MoDIFIED BY THE ACT of 14th JULY 1832, CALCULATED Upon THE IMPoRTATIons,
of THE YEAR ENDING 30th SEPTEMBER, 1830.
Imports for the year Duti tº Duties as modified
ending 30th Sept. uties according to by the Act of July
SPECIES OF MERCHANDISE, 1830. the Tariff of 1828. ° ºth is 2 " .
Quantity. Value. Rate. Amount | Rate. Amount.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Wool, unmanufactured, viz; -
not exceeding 8 cents per Ib. ...fb 150,008 4,156|55964cfb 8,287|free % -:
exceeding 8 cts. per fö. . . . . . . . do. 519,875 92,697.|55, 4cfb 71,777|40964clb 57,97; -
Woollens, 1
not exceeding 33 1-3 cts. per sq. |
yard . . . . g & © e º O & © e g º e º yd. 1,034,789. 266,060|54.45 % 144,870) 5 9%| 13,3ſ
do. 50 cts. do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452,743|48 do. 217,252|50 do. 226,37]
exceed 50 and not exc. 250 . . . . . 2,373,791|54.82 do. 1,300,37250 do. 1,186.8%
do. do. 250 cts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81,721|61.58 do. 50,340|50 do 40,8.
hosiery, gloves, &c. . . . . . . . . e e º º 133,453|38.5 do. 51,379|25 do. 33,36.
bombazins. . . . . . . e e s e º e º 'º e º 'º e º 'º 33,887|36.66 do. 312,425.10 do. 3.3%
worsted stuff goods. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,297,545|27.5 do. 284,325|10 do. 129.ſ.
blankets . . . . . . . . . . © tº e º 'º º º e º & & 8 594,044|38.5 do. 128,707|25 do. 148,51.
other manufactures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 319,306||36.66 do. 17,079 50 do, 159.5%
coach lace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,026||38.5 do. 1,16535 do. 1,0&
Cottons, white and printed, valued 35
cts. per sq. yard. . . . . . . . . . . e G 5,816,839|48.05 do. 2,795,235|45.05 do. 2,620.5%
costing 35 cts. or more. . . . . . . 1,029,932|27.5 do. 283,23125 do. 257;
hosiery, gloves, mits. . . . . . . . . . . . 387,454|27.5 do. 106,550|25 do. º:
twist, yarn and thread. tº e ∈ 172,785|37.5 do 64,794.25 do. 43;
nankeens from India. . . . . . . . . . 228,233|30 do. 68,470/20 do. 45.6%
other articles. . . . . . . . . . e - e º & © e º 'º 229,215|27.5 do. 63,078.25 do ſº.
Silks, from India, piece goods. . . . . . . l,367,092.36 do. 492, 153|10 do 1351;
other. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31,224|36 do. 11,241|10 do. 3,12;
— .
carried over . . . . . . 14,915,203 6,472,730 | 5,2619"





OF DUTIES IN
49
THE UNITED STATES.
Imports for the year Duties according to Duties as modified
SPECIES of MERCHANDISE. ºnlinº Sept. '..."Taj" by ºnly
Quantity. Value. Rate. I aſ mount. Rate. Aſ mount.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . 14,915,203 6,472,730 5,261,940
Silks, other places, piece goods. . . . . . 2,824,918:22 96 621,482; 5 0% 141,246
other. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,550,776;22 do. 341,171, 5 do 77,539
TàW. • * ~ * e G & © e e s e o 'º e e a e e º e º e º e s 119,074|16.5 do. 19,647.12% do. 14,884
Lace, of silk, thread or cotton. . . . . . . 824,997 13.75 do 113,437.12% do. 103,124
Flax, linens, bleached and unbleached. 2,485,05327.5 do. 683,389,15 do. 372,758
other manufactures. . . . . . . . . . . . . 526,227|27.5 do. 144,71225 do 131,557
Hemp, Tecklenburghs . . . . . . . . . . . © tº e 563,665|16.5 do. 93,005|l 5 do. 84,550
sheeting, brown and white. . . . . . 250,237|27.5 do 68,81525 do 62,559
other manufactures. . . . . . . . . . . . . 133, 103|27.5 do. 36,603|25 do. 33,276
Japanned and tin ware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42,481|27.5 do. 1 1,682;25 do. 10,620
Plated and gilt ware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . e. 156,010|27.5 do. 42,003:25 do. 39,003
Brass ware . . . . . . . . . . © e º ºs e e º ºs e º e º & 329,71627.5 do. 90,672125 do. 82,429
Pewter and leaden ware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,409|27.5 do. 6,71225 do. 6,102
Wood, manufactures of. . . . . . tº º e s e º ºr 112,047.33 do. 36,976.25 do. 28,012
Leather, manufactures of, including
saddles, bridles, &c. . . . . * - tº e º e e 499,923|33 do. 164,975 30 do. 149,976
Marble. . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * * * e º e º 'º e º e º e 14,417.33 do 4,758|30 do. 4,325
Coach furniture, plated saddlery...... 47,872|27.5 do. 13,165.30 do. 14,362
Copper, vessels of... . . . . . . . . . . . Q e º º 1,235|38.5 do. 475.25 do. 308
bottoms. . . . . . . . . e e - e º º is e º 'º e g º ºr 3,609; 16.5 do. 595. 15 do. 54 l
other manufactures. . . . . . . . . tº e º º 15, 19827.5 do. 4, 179;25 do 3,800
Paper hangings......... * - e s tº tº e º e º e e 59,52444 do. 26, 191|40 do. 23,810
Glass ware, not subject to specific du .
ties. . . . . . tº e º ºs e º e º 'º º ºs e º º ºs e º º 119,925/22 do. 26,384|20 do. 23,985
cut and not specified ... . pounds. 10,958 6, 1923 cts 33% 2,372|3cts 30% 2,186
other articles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 911,919; 129,6322 , 22do. 46,757|2 , , 2000. 44, 165
Gold and Silver lace................ 3, 19113.75 do. 439||12# do 399
Watches, and parts of....... º e º 'º e 312,924|13.75 do. 43,027|12# do. 39,116
articles of, pearls, &c.. . . . . © e g º e 65,026:13.75 do 8,941|12# do. 8,128
China or Porcelain ware............ 90,583:22 do. 19,928|20 do, 18,117
Earthen and stone ware............ 1,168,477,22 do. 257,065|20 do 233,695
Iron and Steel, side arms and fire arms. 179, 15333 do. 59,12025 do 44,788
axes, adzes, drawing knives. . . . . 59,906|38.5 do. 23,064|30 do 17,972
bridle bits of all kinds. . . . . . . . . . 62,271|38.5 do. 23,974|25 do 15,568
cutting knives. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95,004|44 do. 41,802.30 do 28,501
Screws, weighing 25tb or upwards 17|33 do. 6|25 do 4
Screws, called wood screws. . . . . . 66,81744 do. 29,399|30 do 20,045
other articles not specified...... 2,908,97827.5 do. 799,969|25 do. 727,245
Clothing, ready made. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46,789,55 do. 25,73450 do. 23,394
Hats, leghorn, straw, chip, &c...... 326,79355 do | 179,73630 do. 98,038
fur, wool, leather or silk . . . . . tº º e 49,00433 do. 16, 171|30 do 14,701
quare wire used for umbrella
Stretchers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,550|13.20 do 733|12 do. 666
%phering slates. ................... 11,526||36.66 do. 4,226|25 do. 2,882
"ills, prepared. .................. 15,881|27.5 do. 4,367|25 do. 3,970
Black lead pencils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º 4,850:44 do. 2,13425 do. 1,213
Brushes of all kinds................. 9,362|33 do. 3,089|25 do, 2,34l
* cloth and hair seating........... 25,332.33 do. 8,360|15 do. 3,800
Holting cloths..................... 39, 158|16.5 do. 6,461||15 do. 5,874
Quick silver ...................... 314,167|16.5 do. 51,838 free.
**ass in plates..... © e º 'º e º º e º e e º 'º º ºr 10,608|16 5 do. 1,750|| 5 do. 1,591
"in in plates....................... 390,90016.5 do. 64,498; free.
ºpetre, crude..................... 32,214|13.75 do. 4,429 do.
Qpium ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139,596.16.5 do 23,033 do.
Articles not specially enumerated, at
123 per cent............ • * * * * * * tº & 883,685|13.75 do | 121,507;12; do. 110,461
9 do. 15 do...... • * e º e º g º ºs e e 2,558,858|16.5 do. 422,212:15 do. 383 829
Do, do. 20 do........... tº º ºs & e º is 105,610|22 do 23,23420 do. 21,122
carried over . . . . . . . . . . 35,737,873 11,343,133 8,544,517

H
50
A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
Imports for the year Duti di Duties as modified
ending 30th Sept. uties according to by the Act of July
SPECIES OF MERCHANDISE. 1830. the Tariff of 1828. "it isº."
Quantity. Value. Rate. Amount. I Rate. Amount, E.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . . 35,737,873 11,343,133 8,544,517
Articles not specially enumerated, at
25 per cent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101,10227.5 %. 27,803 [23 , 96 .25,275
Do, do. 30 do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389,821.33 do. 128,641|30, do. 116,946
Do. do. 33% do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 761|36.66 do. 279.33% do *
Do. do. 35 do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,23338.5 do. 475135 do
Do. do. 40 do..... e à e º e º e º 'º º º tº 1444 do. 6|40 do.
Do. do. 45 do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81349.5 do. 402/50 do.
Do. do. 50 do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,610|55 do. 1,43550 do.
Carpets, Brussels, Turkey, &c..sq. yds. 64,885 77,56270 cts. 45,41963 cts.
Venetian and ingrain. . . . . . . . do. 182,870. 123,950.40 do. 73,148|35 do.
other of Wool, flax, &c. . . . . . do. 184 137|32 do. 59.25 96
Patent, print, or stain, floor cloths... do. 13,666 19,86550 do. 6,83343, cts.
Oil cloth, other than pat. floor cloths.do. 2,710 762.25 do. 678|12# do.
Furniture oil cloths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 13,071 2,597.15 do. 1,961|12# do.
Floor matting of flags or other matls.do 77,464 9,486|15 do. 11,620. 5 96
Sail duck........................do. 1,189,449, 317,347|10 do. 118,945|15. do.
Cotton bagging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 688,015. 69,1265 do. 34,401] 3% cts.
Wine, Madeira.............. gallons. 179,394 330,42350 do. 89,67425 do.
Sherry....................do. 52,281 69,547.50 do. 26,140|25 do.
from France, red. . . . . .......do. 1,184,594. 245,549/10 do. 118,459| 3 do.
do. do. white. . . . . . . . . do. 565,345, 202,02915 do. 84,802] 5 do.
do. do. in bottles...... do. 100,811 187,443.30 do. 30,243|ll do.
do, other places, red........ do. 99,542 27,484/10 do. 9,954, 5 do.
do. do. white ............ do. 701,177 222,275.15 do| 105,177. 73 do.
do. do. other in casks . . . . do. 387,743 30 do.' ſ 116,323|15 do. |
do. do, bottled ............do iſ 35il) 290.9%;0 do|i 3,258|15 do. 1,629
Spirits, from grain . . . . . . ........ do. 477,612| 205,70464.40 do. 307,582,6443 do. 307.58%
other materials.............. do. 1,214,732 453,286:59.60 do. 723,980|59-60 do. 723,980
Molasses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 8,374,139 jº; do. 418,707.5 do. 4 is,'
Beer, ale, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 65,260 60,420;17.5 do 11,421|17.5 do 11,425
Vinegar. . . . . . . . . © tº e º 'º e © tº e º e s e tº e do. 24,058 4,241.8 do 1,925|| 8 do. 1,925).
O1L, whale and other fish . . . . . . . . . do 96 15 do 14|15 do 14||
spermaceti. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 11 25 do. 3|25 do 3
olive, in casks. . . . . . . . . . . . . .do 14,544 25 do. 3,636|20 do 2,909 .
Castor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 20 40 do. 8|40 do. 8
inseed.......................do. 18,815 × 18,07425 do 4,711|25 do 4,711
rapeseed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. | 25 do. 25 do.
hempseed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 27 25 do. 725 do. 7
TIAs, from China—Bohea. . . . pounds. 152,990 J 4 do. 6,120 free
do. do. Souchong . . . . . . . . . . do. 2,165,977 10 do. 216,598 do.
do. do. Hyson skin. . . . . . . . do. 1,918,294 12 do. 230, 195] do.
do. do. Hyson and young Hyson. 3,394,608|V 2421711||18 do. 665,029 do.
Imperial. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 652,930 25 do. 163,233| do.
other places—Bohea..... . . . . . do. 6 do. 10 do. *
do. do. Souchong. . . . . . . . ... do. 165 18 do 30|10 do. lſ
do. do. Hyson skin . . . . . . . . do. 24,322 20 do 4,864|10 do. 2,432
do. do. Hyson and young Hyson. 23 3,307|27 do 6|10 do. 2
Imperial. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... do. 106 37 do 39|10 do. ll
Coffee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º º º tº º do. 51,488,248 4,227,021|l do. 514,882 free. &
Cocoa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do, 2,632,467| 137,453|l do. 26,325 do.
Chocolate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 2,895 899|4 do 116l 4 do, 116
Sugar, brown....................do. 78,576,388 3,985,8653 do. 2,357,292 do. 1,964,40
white. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 7,906,658 644,4774 do. 316,266||34 do. 263.3%
candy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 7,005 571 12 do 841.12 do. 84.
other refined. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do, 62 9||12 do. 7|12 do. /
Almonds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 1,168,495 3 do 35,054 free.
Currants. . . . . * * * * gº º * * * * * * c e º e º a do. 727,533 ! 3. 3 do 21,826 do.
Prunes and plums. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 86,905 4 do 3,476] do.
carried over. . . . . . . . & © tº e 51,548,974 18,413,461 12,826,871
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OF DUTIES IN THE UNITED STATES. 55

Imports for the year o Duties as modified
ending 30th Sept. |Putiº ºdiº.” by the Act of July
SPECIES of MERCHANDISE 1830. the Tariff of 1828. 14th 1832.
Quantity. Value. Rate. Amount. || Rate. Amount.
*- Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . . 51,548,974 18,413,461 12,826,877
Figs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pounds. 1,620,477 3 cts 48,614 free
Raisins, in jars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 3,551,869 {was 4 do. 142,075 do.
other, "total value of fruits. “ ..do. 2,682.390 3 do 80,4 72 do.
Spices—Ginger. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 2,050 \ 2 do 4ll do.
Cayenne Pepper. . . . . . . . . . . . do. 15 15 do 2|25 cts. 2
Mace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 5] 100 - do 51 free.
Nutmegs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 56,469 60 do 33,881] do.
Cinnamon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 27,844 ) 457,723|25 do 6,961 do.
Cloves. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do: 81,822 25 do. 20,455 do.
Black Pepper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 2,275,947 8 do 182,076 do
Pimento. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 1,915,211 6 do. 114,913| do.
Cassia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 376,515|) 6 do 22,591 do.
Candles—Spermacetti or wax...... do 963 519, 7 do 67| 7 av.cts. 67
tallow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 129,351 8,959 5 do 6,468| 5 do 6,468
Cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... do. 81,440 8,898|9 do 7,330| 9 do 7,330
Soap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 58,761 3,310|| 4 do 2,350. 4 do 2,350
Tallow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 2,097 43 l do 21, 1 do. 21
Lard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 135 10| 3 do. 4|| 3 do. 4
Beef and Pork. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 659,099 23,220 2 do. 13, 182] 2 do. 13,182
Bacon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 7,617 68] 3 do 229. 3 do. 229
Butter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 5,898 652, 5 do 295] 5 do. 295
Saltpetre. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .do. 1,344 80|| 3 do 40|| 3 do. 40
Camphor, crude. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 106,944 26,374, 8 do 8,556 free.
Salts, Epsom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 2,026 111. 4 do 81 4 cts. 81
Tobacco, manufactured, other than
Snuffs, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 321 22410 do 32.10 do. 32
Snuff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 2,599 834|12 do 312||12 do. 312
Indigo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 817,824 715,71530 do. 185,347|15 9% 87,357
Cotton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 415,307| 34,737| 3 do 12,459) 3 cts. 12,459
Gunpowder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 102,109 20,488 3 do 8,169|| 8 do. 8,169
Bristles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 115,551 26,518] 3 do 3,467| 3 do. 3,467
Glue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 40,344 3,110| 5 do, 2,017| 5 do. 2,017
Ochre, dry. . . . . .................do. 655,622 21,182] 1 do. 6,556] 1 do, 6,556
in oil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 1,046 430] I do 16 l; do. 16
White and red lead. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 244,318 14,321|| 5 do. 12,216, 5 do. 12,216
Whiting and Paris white. ......... do. 389,493 3,933 l do. 3,895. 1 do. 3,895
Sugar of lead.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 95,145 11,846, 5 do. 4,757| 5 do. 4,757
Lead, bar, sheet and pig.......... do. 712,970 18,757 3 do. 21,389 2 do. 14,259
shot. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 9,625 1,638|| 4 do. 385| 4 do 385
Cordage, cables and tarred .... . . .do. 1,437,735 71,291 4 do, 57,509| 4 do. 57,509
untarred. . . . . . . . . © º º e º 'º e º ºr do. 152,826 8, 114|| 5 do. 7,641, 5 do. 7,641
Twine, packthread, &c ........... do. 494,875 75,006| 5 do. 24,744|| 5 do. 24,744
Corks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 137,222 30,730|12 do. 16,467|12 do. 16,467
Copper, rods and bolts.. .......... do. 1,24l 262. 4 do. 50l 4 do. 50
* * nails and spikes. . . . . . . . . . . . do. 10,613 2,141. 4 do. 425l 4 do. 425
Fire arms, muskets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 8,34] 25, 1421.50 do 12,511||1.50 do. 12,511
rifles. . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 8 852.50 do 2012.50 do. 20
Iron and steel wire... ......... pound 592,733 59,495 8 av. do. 47,419| 7 av. do. 41,491
tacks, brads, &c., not above 16 oz.
per mille . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M. 13,177 { 2,799| 5 do. 659 5 do. 659
above 16 oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . pounds. 1,322 5 do. 66|| 5 do. 66
nails. . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 613,704 40,906, 5 do. 30,685| 5 do. 30,685
spikes...... • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 37,873 1,391 || 5 do. 1,894. 4 do. 1,515
cables and chains....... . . . . . do. 540,628 25,885| 3 do. 16,219. 3 do. 16,219
mill cranks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 2,781 200. 4 do 111 4 do 111
—mill saws. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 4,395 12,252|100 do 4,395.100 do 4,395
anchors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pounds. 22,672. 1,121] 2 do 453] 2 do. 453
anvils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 677,246 31,249| 2 do. 13,545] 2 do. 13,545
carried over........ 53,861,621 19,600,046 13,241,349
H 2
A COMPARATIVE STATEM ENT


Imports for the year Duti li Duties as modified
- ending 30th Sept. º, . ing to by the Act of July
SPECIES OF MERCHANDISE. 1830. the Tariff of 1828. 14th 1832.
Quantity. Value. Rate. Amownt. Rate. Amount.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Brought forward. . . . . . 53,861,621 19,600,046 13,241,349
Iron, hammers and sledges. . . . pounds 75,616 3,096]2.5 cts. 1,8902.5 cts. 1,890
castings, vessels, and other ....do. 1,157,256 38,686|1.5 do 17,389|1.5 av.do. 17,359
brazier's rods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 218,428 5,945|3.5 do. 7,645| 3 do. 6,554
nail or spike rods. . . . . . . . . . . . do 32,848 784|35 do. 1,150| 3 do. 985
sheet and hoop . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 2,326,796 59,822|3.5 do 81,438] 3 do. 69,804
slit, or rolled for casement rods. 2,845 813.5 do 100 3 do. 84
pig. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CW't 22,499 25,644.62.5 do 14,06250 do. 11,249
bar, rolled. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 138,981. 226,336||1.85 do. 257,115||1.50 do. 208,471
hammered. . . . . . . . . . . pound.68,752,943 1,730,375|| 1 do 687,529.90ctscwt. 552,479
Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cwt. 24,472| 291,957|1.50 do 36,708||1.50 do. 36,708
Hemp unmanufactured. . . . . . . . . . . . do 30,782 200,338|3.00 do 92,346/2.00 do. 61,504
Flax, unmanufactured. . . . . . . . . . . . do 5,850 39,055|225 do 13,162 free.
Wheat flour. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 20 I 599||50 do 101|50 do. I 01
Salt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . bushels. 5,374,046 671,979|10 do 537,405|10 do. 537,405
Coal . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº ſº e º e º e ........do. 1,640,295 204,773| 6 do. 98,418 6 do. 98,418
Wheat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º º e º º ºs e º ſº º do 422 492|25 do 105|25 do. 105
Oats. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e - e º 'º e º e º e do. 1,495 378|10 do 149/10 do. 149
Potatoes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 24,795 9,189|10 do 2,479|10 do. 2,479
Paper, folio and quarto post...pounds. 46,617 20 do 9,323|20 do, 9,323
foolscap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... do. 490,536 17 do. 83,391|17 do. 83,391
printing . . . . . e º ºs e º e º e º is s & © ... do. 2,335 × 110,40810 do. 233|10 do. 233
sheathing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 26,664 3 do. 800 3 do. 800
all other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 45,315 15 do, 6,797.15 do. 6,797
Books printed previously to 1775. . vol. 817 4 do. 33| 4 do. 33
in other languages than Latin. . 89,217 ! 130,632 4 do. 3,569 4 do. 3,569
Latin and Greek . . . . . . pounds 7,891 3. 15 do, 1, 18415 do. 1, 184
all other . . . . . . e e º e < * * * * * * * do. 82,440 26 do. 21,43426 do. 21,434
Apothecaries’ phials, not above 6 oz.
gross. 1,011 : 3,473|175 do. 1,769|2663 av. 2,693
above 6 and not above 8 oz. . do. 150 125 do. 188266; do. 400
Bottles, not above one quart........ do. 12,136 200 do. 24,272.200 do. 24,272
two quarts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 185 { 52,991|250 do. 462|250 do. 462
one gallon . . . . . . . . . * * * * * * * do. 6 300 do. 18|250 do. 13
Demijohns, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 50,614 15,624|25 do. 12,654|25 do. 12,654
Window glass, not above 8 by 10 in.
100 sq. feet. 94 | 300 do, 282,300 do 282
not above 10 by 12 inches. ...do 133 350 do. 466|350 do 466
above 10 by 12, and not above × 25,597
10 by 15 inches. . . . . . . . . . do. 296|| 400 do. 1, 184|400 do 1,104
above 10 by 15 inches. . . . . . do. 1,458) 500 do. 7,290,400 do 5,832
Fish, dried, . . . . . . . . tº e º 'º º - e. e. quintals. 35 l 100 do. 35 l/100 do 351
pickled Salmon . . . . . . . . . . barrels 1,621 200 do. 3,242200 do 3,242
Mackerel . . . . . . . . . . . . do. j|X 27,624|150 do. 586:150 do 586
all other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... do. 715 100 do. 715|100 do 715
Shoes, silk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pairs. 2,469 30 do, 740. 30 do 74l
Prunella or nankeen . . . . . . . . . . do. 972 25 do. 243| 25 do. 243
leather, for men and women. . do. 4,302 5,362.25 do. 1,075|| 25 do 1,075
children's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. I32 15 do 20|| 15 do 20
Boots and Bootees. . . . . tº º a º º e º gº tº tº º do. 597 1,013||150 do. 896.150 (do. 896
Cigars, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M. 23,880| 251,818|250 do. 59,700|250 do. 59,700
Playing cards. . . . . . e e e º 'º º is a s a s packs. 3,015 430|30 do. 904; 30 do. 904
Roofing slates, not above 12 by 6 \
inches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tons. 50 400 do. 200
Do. do. do. 12 by 14 inches. . . . do. 45] | 500 do. 2,255 Y
Do. do. do. 14 by 16 ,, ... ...do. 1,891 ) 600 do. 11.3%| 5 O/\! {
Do. do. do. 16 by 18 , , ......do. 427 700 do 2,939|}25 %
Do. do. do. 18 by 20 ,, . . . ...do. 294 | 800 do. 2,352 |
Do. do, do. 20 by 24 ,, ... ...do. 171|J 900 do. 1,539|J
carried over . . . . . . . . . . . . 58,095,992 º 15,102,431
OF DUTIES IN THE UNITED STATES.
53
#
SPECIES OF MERCHANDISE. 1830. the Tariff of 1828. 14th 1832
Quantity. Value. Rate. Amount. I Rate. Amount
§ Dollars. Dollars. - , Dollars.
| Brought forward ....... 58,095,992 21,714,610 15,102,431
Roofing slates, above 20 by 24 in- -
ches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tons. 16| *34,683.10.00 cts 16025 0% 8,671
* Total value of roofing slates.
º Dollars. 58,130,675 21,714,770 15,111,102
Add, estimated amount of duties by the
increased value of the pound sterling
from 444 to 480 cents on the value :
of goods paying duties ad valorem,
imported from Great Britain. . . . . . . 415,857
Dollars. 58,130,675 21,714,770 15,526,959
|Deduct, estimated amount of duties on
articles declared free under the 3d
section of the Act of 14th July, 1832 400,000
Dollars. 58,130,675 21,714,770 15,126,959
Deduct estimated amount of drawback - -
and expenses of collection... . . . . . . 4,426,125 3,025,392
Dollars. 58,130,675 17,288,645 12,101,567
Imports for the year
& tº Duties as modified
ending 30th sept. |Putiº ºff." by the Act of July
after March 3d 1834.
NoTE. In the preceding statement, wines are calculated at the rates of duty which will be payable
The foregoing official statement exhibits the rates of duties chargeable
upon the various articles of import under the Tariff of 1828, and also the
rates of duties that will be chargeable upon the same articles according to
the Tariff of 14th July, 1832, which comes into operation on the 3d
March, 1833. In the parallel columns may be seen the amount of duties
on each particular article, and the aggregate of duties on the whole, which
accrued in the year above mentioned, and which will accrue under the new
Tariff, assuming the quantities and description of imported articles to be
the same. This document will be found valuable in many respects;–to
the merchant, as furnishing a correct specification of the quantities and
Value of all articles hitherto imported into the United States from abroad,
and also to the politician, as showing the extent of the reduction of
revenue effected by the Act of July, 1832.
Dollars.
Amount of Revenue from Customs, under the Tariff
of 1828. tº Q. te e tº * tº sº tº . 17,288,645
Reduction by the Tariff of 1832. sº e tº . 5, 187,078
Amount to be realized from Customs under the new
Act. . e sº e * * > tº * * * . 12,101,567
In the additions there will be found some slight inaccuracies, arising from the
inaccurate manner, in which the original statements are printed.







54 A compar ATI've STATEMENT, &c.
Dollars.
The amount received from other sources in the year
ending 30th September, 1830, viz:
from public lands . º e o º . 3,329,356
dividends on Bank Stock tº tº e * 490,000
incidental receipts . º * e to o 102,370
sºmºmºmº
Estimated total annual amount of Revenue under the
new Act. . º e o º tº † º 16,023,293
The Expenditure during the year ending 30th September,
1830, exclusive of appropriations for the reduction of the
National Debt amounted to. © & G t e . 13,229,533
Surplus of Revenue, under the new Tariff Act over
Expenditures. . . . © º tº º & . 2,793,760
IX. A STATEMENT OF ALL THE TARIFFS OF THE UNITED STATES,
ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL, ORDER.
The first Tariff Act was passed in 1790.
By Act of 2d March, 1799, the duties were raised to meet the
expenses incurred by the war with France.
A further increase of duties was enacted in 1804, on account of the
war against Tripoli.
In 1812, the duties were doubled in consequence of the war with
Great Britain.
Peace being re-established in February, 1815, the Tariff of 27th
April, 1816, repealed all former acts, charging duties on Imports, and
imposed other rates on a new scale, viz., 7% per cent on dyes, gums,
jewellery, lace,—15 per cent on gold leaf, and articles not free, and not
subject to other duties, 20 per cent on hemp-cloth, hosiery, brass, tin,
copper, iron, steel, pewter, lead manufactures, cutlery, hardware, arms,
china, earthenware, and glass, other than window-glass, 25 per cent on
woollens and cottons, fixing the minimum value of the latter at 25 cents
per square yard,—30 per cent on various articles of luxury, paper,
brushes, saddlery, as also various specific duties on all other import
articles.—Books, painting, prints, statuary, philosophical instruments,
dyewoods, furs, &c. free.
TARIFFS OF THE UNITED STATES. 55
The Act of 1st March, 1817, may be called the Navigation Act of the
United States, inasmuch as it provides, “ that no importations in the
United States from abroad, shall take place except in vessels of the
United States, or in such foreign vessels as truly and wholly belong to the
citizens or subjects of that country, of which the goods are the growth,
production, or manufacture; or from which such goods can only be, or
usually are, first shipped for exportation,-this regulation not to eatend to
the vessels of any foreign nation which has not adopted, and which shall not
adopt a similar regulation. This Act further makes some judicious regu-
lations respecting the fisheries and tonnage duty, and interdicts the
United States' coasting trade to foreign vessels.
The Act of 20th April, 1818, raised to 25 per cent the duties on
articles manufactured from copper, on plated saddlery, coach-furniture,
cut glass, to 30 per cent on tacks, &c. to 28°1.60 cents for brown, and
28 2.50 per piece for white Russia sheeting, and charged with an addition
of 10 per cent on the respective duties, all importations made in vessels not
of the United States, or not under treaty.
On the 1st March, 1823, an Act was passed, supplementary to that
of the 2d March, 1799, providing for the production of the true invoice, on
entering goods subject to ad valorem duties, accompanied with the
manufacturer's attestations, or in default thereof, for making oath to the
value of such goods by the owner, also for the formalities required to
obtain drawback.
In 1824, the Tariff was again revised, and on the 22d May of that
year the duties were again increased, as the following details will show :—
ordinary linens, 15 per cent, woollens 30 per cent, worsted goods, 25 per
cent, less than 33} cents per square yard, cost, 20 per cent, cottons,
hemp, East India silk, 25 per cent, other silks 20 per cent, wool, 20 to 30
per cent, and 15 per cent, if costing 10 cents per lb., or less. Straw
hats, 50 per cent, hardware 25 per cent, &c. and all articles thus far sub-
ject to 7% per cent were taxed with 12% per cent.
On May the 19th, 1828, another important alteration of the Tariff
laws took place. The minimum system was extended to woollens and
Some other articles, and an increase of duties imposed on cottons, wool,
Woollens, iron, hemp, flax, indigo, &c.
Since the last mentioned Tariff some reductions have been made at
different times on teas, coffee, cocoa, salt, molasses, wines, &c.
The nature of that Tariff, and of the provisions of the late enactment
of Congress, dated 14th July, 1832, effecting still further reductions have
appeared (in a detailed form) in the tables, pages 28 and 48.
56
PO R T C H A R G E S.
NEW YORK,
The bay and harbour of New York are admitted to rank amongst the
largest, safest, and finest in the world. The bay is about nine miles long,
and four broad, and communicates with the ocean by an entrance between
Staten—and Long Islands, scarcely two miles wide, called the Narrows.
The current of the tide is so strong, that notwithstanding the severity of an
American winter, it has seldom, at least not since the year 1780,—been
so covered by ice during that season, as to impede either the arrival of
ships at the city, or their departure from it. New York thus possesses in
this respect a decided and important advantage over other American ports
on the Atlantic. On the bar, which is situated between Sandy Hook and
Schryer's Island, about eighteen miles from the city, the water is never
less than twenty feet deep, and close to the city the tide usually rises
and falls about six.
Rates of Pilotage.—Every pilot who shall take charge of any vessel
to the entrance either northward or southward of the White Buoy, on the
eastern ridge near the bar, and conduct and safely moor such vessel to a
proper wharf; or from the city to the southward or eastward of the said
buoy, is entitled by law, for vessels of the United States, and those which
are entitled by treaty to an entry upon the same terms as American
vessels, to the following rates, viz:
Every vessel drawing less than 14 feet, . . . 150 cents per foot.
Do. do. 14 do. and less than 18 do. . . . 175 do. do.
Do. do. 18 do. and upwards . . . . . 225 do. do.
The same rates of pilotage to be allowed on any vessel that may be
piloted anywhere within the Hook, the master or owners of which vessel
do not wish the same to be brought to the City wharfs.
Half pilotage only to be allowed to any pilot who shall take charge
of a vessel to the westward of the White Buoy.
No pilotage whatsoever to be given to any pilot, unless he shall take
charge of a vessel to the southward of the upper middle ground, nor
unless such vessel shall be of 70 tons burthen, provided the usual signal
be not given, in which case half pilotage is to be allowed.
|PORT CHARGES. 57
As
Between the 1st of November and the 1st of April inclusive, & 4,
additional to be allowed for vessels of 10 feet draught and upwards; if of
less draught, 28 2.
One fourth additional to be given to the pilots who shall take charge
of vessels out of sight of the lighthouse.
For every day a pilot shall be required to remain on board, 283
per day.
Foreign vessels not entitled by treaty to enter on the same terms as
those of the United States, to pay one-fourth additional to the pilots, and
also 28.5 over and above the foregoing rates of pilotage.
Steamboats for towing ships to sea can be had at the rate of 28.10
per hour. The trip is usually performed from two hours and fifty
minutes to three hours.
Tonnage Duty, is fully explained page 9.
Custom-House Fees.—To the Collector and Naval Officer :
- 28 cts.
Entry of a vessel of 100 tons or upwards, te º . 2.50
Clearance, , do. do. do. . * º . 2.50
Entry of a vessel under 100 tons, tº & g º . 1.50
Clearance, do. do. do. * * * . 1.5()
Every post entry, - º Q º * º º . 2.00
Permit to land goods, º º e º º • . 20
Every bond taken officially, . º tº * s * . 40
,, permit to load goods, for exportation for drawback, .. 30
,, debenture or other official certificate, . te º . 20
, bill of health, . * e º º te º e 2O
, official document, register excepted, required by any
party, . e º e º º * º e 20
Sea-letter, . tº e e º tº º º * . 20
To the Collector.—Admeasuring and certifying the same, of
every vessel of 100 tons and under, & . per ton. |
Do. do. if above 100, and not exceeding 200 tons. do. . 1.50
Do. do. above 200 tons, º e e e do. . 2.00
For all other services on board any vessel of 100 tons and
upwards, having on board a cargo subject to duty, . . 3.00
For like services, if the vessel be less than 100 tons
burthen, º º g º gº º e º . 1.50
On all vessels not having on board goods, wares, or mer-
chandize subject to duty, º º º * & . 663
Certificate of registry on record, and bond, . is º . 2.25
58 PORT CHARGES.
28 cts.
Endorsement on register and records, . º º . 1.00
Every bond for a Mediterranean passport, . tº . 40
Seaman's protection, . º º e e º . 25
Harbour-master's Fees.—On American vessels or vessels of nations
under treaty, I } cents per ton, according to the tonnage in the vessel's
register or papers;–on vessels of nations not under treaty, double that
rate ;-for adjusting differences, 28.2, each case.
Rates of Wharfage.—For every vessel under 50 tons at the rate of
50 cents per day, and 124 cents per day for every 50 tons exceeding that
burthen ;-if the vessel is caulking, repairing or careening, 33% per cent
additional.
Wardens of the Port.—The master and wardens, or any two of them,
with the assistance of one or more skilful carpenters are appointed to be
surveyors of all vessels deemed unfit to proceed to sea, and judges of the
repairs necessary for the safety of such vessels on their intended voyage,
and in all cases where vessels or goods arrive in a damaged state, and are
required by the owners or consigners to be sold by auction for the benefit
of the underwriters. In that event the sale is to be made under the
inspection of the master and wardens, or any of them, who shall, when
required by the owner or consignee, certify the cause of the damage, and
the amount of sale and charges, for which service they are to be allowed,
for the vessels or goods belonging to citizens of the United States, or to
those of nations entitled by treaty to enter on equal terms, 1% per cent on
the gross amount of sales; and for every survey on board of any vessel,
for damaged goods, at any store, or along the docks or wharfs, 28 1.50
cents; on damaged goods, for each certificate & 1.20 cents ; for each
survey on board of vessels put in, in distress & 2.50 cents, and for the
same services to vessels paying foreign duties and tonnage, double the
amount of said fees.
All masters, owners or consignees of foreign vessels, (except those
enjoying the privilege of special treaties) must report such vessels at the
Wardens office within forty-eight hours after arrival, under penalty of
28.50, and on making the report, pay to the said board the following fees,
one fourth part of which is for the use of the pilot and the residue for the
use of the said board :
28 cts.
If the vessel be of less than 100 tons burthen, . . 4.00
, more than 100, and less than 200 tons, . º . 6.00
PORT CHARGES. 59
& cts.
If of 200 tons, or more and less than 300 tons, . . 8.00
,, of 300 do. or upwards, * © * © , 10.00
Passengers.-On landing passengers, the captain of any vessel has to
give bond to the amount of 28 500 for each, that they shall not become
chargeable to the public, but this liability can be commuted on paying & I
for each passenger. Cabin passengers arriving are besides rated at 28, 2
each, and steerage passengers at 28°1 each, for the benefit of the hospital.
The former tax is usually paid by the vessel, it being included in the
passage money; the latter, however, from not being taken into that con-
sideration, is borne by the steerage passengers themselves.
PHILADELPHIA
Situated on the west bank of the Delaware, on the narrowest part of
the peninsula, formed by that river and the Schuylkill, six miles above
their confluence, and about 126 miles distant from the Atlantic, by the
course of the Delaware river and bay.
Custom-house charges and tonnage duty.—See New York.-No
charge for Wardens of the Port.
Pilotage.—82.50 cents per foot draft, and & 10 in addition for each
vessel, during the winter months.
Wharfage.—Inside berths & 2 per day, each vessel; outside berths,
half that rate.
Passengers.-Each passenger to pay on landing to the Health officer,
282, and to the Guardian of the post, & 1.
BO STON.
This city is built upon a peninsula of irregular form at the bottom
of Massachusetts Bay, and is joined to the main land by an isthmus on
the south-side of the town, of about two miles long. Boston harbour is
capacious enough for 500 vessels to ride at anchor in good depth of
water, whilst the entrance is so narrow as scarcely to admit two ships
abreast.
Custom-house charges and tonnage duty.—The same as under New
York. There is no Harbour-master at Boston.
Pilotage,_varies from about 28°1.50 cents at 282.50 cents per foot
draft of water, according to circumstances.
Wharfage.—No wharfage, lighterage, or other charge attaches to a
British ship at Boston, unless the Portwardens are called on for a
60 |PORT C H A R G E S.
certificate respecting damage, good stowage, &c. Formerly Dockage was
a usual charge, but it is now discontinued, owing to competition between
the proprietors of different wharfs.
NEW OR LEAN S.
Situated on the left bank of the Mississipi, 104 miles from its mouth
by the course of that river, and about 90 in a direct line.
Tonnage duty and Custom-house fees.—The regulations in force in
other American ports, extend also to this.
Pilotage.—From sea to the Bar, 8.2 per foot, and from the port to
sea, the same.
Powerful steam-boats may be had to take vessels either up to the
town, or from thence to sea. The charge in the former case is 2&1 per
ton measurement, and in the latter from 28°50 to 28°100. for each trip,
according to circumstances.
Harbour-master's fees,—vary a little according to the size of the
vessel. A British brig of 230 tons burthen is rated at 28.6.25 cents.
Portwardens, about 28.5. Wharfage, 28°40.
Stowage.—The re-pressing of cotton is a charge falling on the ship
by which it is exported, and is 75 cents per bale. Stowing cotton, 25
cents per bale, tobacco, & I. per ton, or 50 cents per hbd.
Commission on Freight.—Inward 2% per cent, outward 5 per cent.
KEY WEST.
Rates of Pilotage.—By a late ordinance of the city council at Key
West, vessels bound through the North West, to, or from ports farther
West, stopping at the island to land passengers and letters, or to procure
supplies, are no longer subject to any charge for pilotage, unless a pilot is
desired and employed. Vessels entering the port for the purpose of
trading and taking a pilot, are to pay as follows.
2&.cts.
Drawing 5, and not above 12 feet water . º . 1.50 per foot.
All above 12, do. 16 do. Q º . 2.00 do.
Do. 16, do. 18 do. to Q . 2.25 do.
Do. 18 feet, 2.50 do.
Vessels not spoken with until within three miles of the lights on
Whitehead's Point, Key West, are exempted from any charge.
PORT CHARGES. 61
CONTENT's OF A TON For FREIGHT.*
When vessels are freighted by the Ton, and no special agreement is
made between the owner of the vessel, and freighter of the goods
respecting the rate of tonnage at which each particular article shall be
computed, the standards of computation are to be taken as fixed in the
following regulation.
The following quantities of the several articles enumerated shall be
esteemed equivalent to a Ton of dead weight, viz.
1568 lbs. of coffee in casks.
1830
| 120
1307
952
| 1 || 0
6
20 cwt.
16
12
10
6
7
8
95
35
25
95
35
8 barrels flour, 196 lbs. each.
55
25
25
95
95
99
55
do. bags.
cocoa in casks.
do. bags.
pimento in casks.
do. bags.
beef, pork, tallow, pickled fish, pitch, tar, and turpentine.
pig and bar iron, potashes, sugar, logwood, fustic,
Niagara wood, and all heavy dye-woods, rice, honey,
copper ore, and all other heavy goods. *
coffee, cocoa, and dried codfish in bulk.
dried codfish in casks of any size.
do. hides.
ship-bread in casks.
do. bags.
do. bulk.
200 gallons wine-measure, reckoning the full contents of the casks,
of oil, wine, brandy, or any kind of liquors.
22 bushels of grain, peas, or beans, in casks.
36
36
31
29
25
55
25
35
do. do. do. in bulk.
European salt.
salt from the West Indies.
sea-coal.
40 feet, cubic measure, of mahogany, square timber, oak plank,
pine, or other boards, beaver, fur, peltry, bees wax,
cotton, wool, and bale goods of all kinds.
I hlid. of tobacco
8 cwt. China raw silk.
10 , nett, Bohea tea.
8
55
green 2,
* By laws of the New York Chamber of Commerce.
CURRENCY AND APPRECIATION OF PRECIOUS METALS
IN THE
U N IT E D STATES OF AM E. R. IC A.
The institutions of a comparatively young and effectually emanci-
pated nation are necessarily distinguished by a desirable simplicity, and
the monetary arrangements of the United States in particular, bear this
characteristic feature in every detail in which they allow themselves to
depart from previous custom.
Prior to their independence, and also subsequently to its attainment,
different currencies prevailed in the several States of the American
Union, all of which however, have been since abolished by Act of
Congress, which also declared all accounts kept in those monies to be
inadmissable in the Courts of Justice. Still, from the force of habit, the
use of them is not entirely abandoned, but the occasional instances of
their employment are confined, without scarcely any exception, to the
minor transactions of retailers. It is deemed useless to enter into a parti-
cular enumeration of these obsolete currencies, as merchants’ accounts
are now universally kept in dollars (8) and cents. .
A Dollar contains 10 Dimes, 100 Cents, or 1000 Milles, and is
represented :
1. in Gold,—by the 10 Dollar piece, called Eagle, # Eagle, and
+ Eagle, which however, are scarce, and only to be met with at
a premium of from 2 to 5 per cent.
2. in Silver, a, by the American Dollar piece, now scarce.
or by 2 — 50 Cent pieces.
4 — 25 do.
10 — 10 do
20 — 5 do.
b, by the Spanish Dollar at par.
CURRENCY OF THE UNITED STATES, 63
also by the Mexican, Central-American, Peruvian, and Chilian
Dollar, being of equal standard with the Spanish, viz. 17 dwt.
8 grs. 1000 Spanish Dollars weigh 866 ounces, Troy weight.
Note. The Chilian dollar is sometimes found deficientin weight, the average not
exceeding 17 dwt. 7 grs. The Columbian dollar is an anomaly; its
fineness is only 9 fine in 12, and its weight 15 dwt. to 15 dwt. Il grs.
and its average value 70 to 75 cents.
The Spanish and South American Dollar being divided into 8
Reals, and the United States Dollar into as many old New York
Shillings, it follows that in New York
the # Real piece circulates for # N. Y. shilling, or 64 Cents.
I do. e º e I do. . . 12% do.
2 do. º e • 2 do. . . 25 do.
4 do. c e e 4 do. . . 50 do.
3. in Copper, by 100—one Cent pieces.
4. in Bank Notes, issued by the numerous incorporated Banks,
established in every part of the Union, and bearing the re.
spective values of 28°1. 282. 283. 28.5. 28.10. 28.20. 28.25. 830.
28°40. 3.50. 28, 100. 28.200. 28.300. 28°400. 28.500. 28°1000. &c.
Although the Banks can at any time be called upon to redeem
the nominal value of their issues by an equal value in the silver
currency of the country, their local notes are the only ones, (with
the exception of those of the United States Bank), which are
current at par within the city, town, or district, where they have
been issued; those of distant Banks usually bearing a propor-
tionate small discount.*
In the appreciation of precious metals in the United States, the
* The trade of Banking is perfectly free in the United States. There are about 300
Banks established in that country, of which the “United States Bank,” whose central
establishment is in Philadelphia, with twenty-five branch establishments in other parts of
the States, is the principal. It is the Government Bank, and although not endowed with
any further monopoly or privilege, is on that account as well as on account of the greater
extent of its capital, the most influential. This Bank owes its origin to the commercial
crisis which afflicted the United States about the year 1814, when a Government Bank no
longer existed. At that period the Banks in most of the States stopped payment by mutual
consent, which caused a great depreciation in the value of their notes. In order to
remedy this state of things, and to break up this combination. Congress suggested the
expediency of founding the “United States Bank.” It was incorporated as a National
Bank on the 3d March, 1816, and its capital was fixed at 28°35,000,000, divided into shares
of 28°100 each, (of which the United States are holders to the amount of 2&7,000,000),
(;4 CURRENCY OF THE UNITED STATES.
pound Troy is adopted. It contains 12 ounces, each ounce containing
20 pennyweights, and each pennyweight 24 grains. Therefore 480 grains
constitute the ounce, and 5,760 grains the pound Troy. The grain is the
lowest subdivision now in use in mercantile transactions.
The unit of reference for fine silver has been fixed at 12 ounces, each
divided into 20 pennyweights, each pennyweight containing 24 grains
Troy. Standard silver is to fine silver in the proportion of 11 ounces,
2 pennyweights, or 222 dwt.s. fine in 240,” being the degree of fineness
which is understood in the quotation of its commercial price, and adopted
in its coinage. In a mass of standard silver, therefore, weighing 1 lb.,
there should be contained 11 oz. 2 dwts. of fine silver, and an alloy of
18 dwts. of fine copper.
By the Statutes of 8th August, 1786, and 6th July, 1787, the coins
of the United States and their fineness were established as follows:
of Gold—the Eagle of the purity of 22 carats, weighing 268 +%
grains, troy-weight, or 246 tº grains pure gold, and worth 10
dollars, the half and quarter Eagle in the same proportion.
of Silver, the Dollar of the purity of 11 ounces weighing 409 º',
grains troy-weight, or 375 +% grains pure silver, and worth
100 cents; the half and quarter Dollar, the Dime and Bit in
the same proportion.
bearing interest at 5 per cent per annum, the charter to expire at the termination of twenty
years, viz. on the 3d March, 1836.-The first effects produced by the establishment of this
Bank were such as had been anticipated. The other Banks found themselves compelled to
resume their cash payments, and although they were consequently necessitated to contract
their issues, and some to suspend their payments altogether, thereby involving the country
and particularly the commercial classes in great distress for the time, the result was in the
end beneficial to all, as it was through the instrumentality chiefly of this Bank, that the
currency and the monetary system of the country were placed upon that footing of
stability and solidity which they have enjoyed ever since. In a statement published by the
Directors, dated 1st September, 1831, the affairs of the Bank are represented as in a very
flourishing condition, and a clear surplus is exhibited of 28 1,750,000, over and above the
original capital. The expiration of the charter approaching, Congress has been applied to
for its renewal. This was granted in the last sittings of both Houses (1832), but the
sanction of the President was withheld. The Bank is consequently under the necessity of
winding up its concerns. The question, whether that body will yet succeed eventually in
obtaining a renewal of their charter, or whether their privileges as a National Bank will
pass over under certain restrictions, into the hands of others, cannot be answered definitively
at present. It will mainly be decided by the next election to the presidental chair, which
must take place previously to the expiration of the present United States’ Bank charter.
* The former Mint price in England of silver, 62d. per oz. was altered in 1817, by
Act of Parliament, when it was enacted, that 1 lb. of standard silver should be coined into
66 shillings, that those who brought the silver should receive 62 of these shillings.
CURRENCY OF THE UNITED STATES. 65
of Copper, 100 Cents or 200 half Cents to weigh 24 pounds avoir
du poids of copper. -
The proportion between gold and silver is as 1 to 15%. In England
it is 1 to 1533.”
TABLE OF THE STANDARD WE1GHT of coins, As Usu ALLY ADMITTED IN THE
UNITED STATES,
dwts.grs. 28°.cts.
American Gold,—the Eagle should weigh 11.06 valueatpar 10.00
Half do. 99 99 5.15 35 5.00
Quarter do. , 99 2.19% , 2.50
Do. Silver, the Dollar , ,, 17.10 95 1.00
Half do. 95 22 8.17 35 O.50
Quarter do. , 35 4.08%. , 0.25
Dime » , 1.17; 2, (). 10
Bit 2, 3, 0.20; 2, 0.05
English Gold,—a Guinea .,, 25 5.08 95 4.66
Half do. 25 59 2, 16 59 2.33
Third do. , 95 1.18; 3, 1.55
a Sovereign , 25 5.03 25 4.44
Half do. 25 95 2.13% , 2.22
French Gold,—Louis d’or , 59 5.00 95 4.36
Half do. 55 35 2. 12 92 2. 18
Napoleon, 20 francs, 4.03 99 3.60
Do. Silver, Crown 99 ,, 18.17 35 1.10
Portuguese Gold,—Joanese 95 ,, 18.00 95 16.00
Half do. , , 9.00 , 8.00
Moidore 55 95 6.22 95 6.00
Spanish Gold,—Doubloon , ,, 17.08 95 14,60
Half do. 55 95 8. 16 25 7.30
Quarter do. 95 4.08 35 3.65
Eighth do. , 95 2.04 25 1.87%
Sixteenth do. 92 1.02 95 0.93%
Do. Silver, Dollar 39 ,, 17.08 99 1.00
Any of the foregoing gold coins not of full weight, are considered as
light gold, and are generally valued at from 3 to 5 per cent discount on
these prices.
Having the weight of any quantity of American or foreign gold in a
* Dubost, Elements of Commerce.
66 CURRENCY OF THE UNITED STATES.
condition to be considered as bullion, an estimation of its value may be
made by computing it at the following rates, being the government
standard valuations for the regulation of the currency in the United
States in conformity to Acts of Congress passed 29th April, 1816.
American, English and Portuguese Gold.—The gold coins of America,
Great Britain, and Portugal are all of the same standard, and are
valued at 88% cents to the pennyweight, or at 27 grains to the
dollar, thus the weight of one dollar is 1 dwt. 3 grs.
do. 500 , 562 , 12 ,
do. 10,000 , 11,250 , 00 ,
French Gold. — The gold coin of France is valued at 874 cents the
pennyweight, or 27# grains to the dollar, therefore
the weight of one dollar is 1 dwt. 4 grs.
do. 500 , 573 , 7 :
do. 10,000 , 11,461 2, 8 2,
Spanish Gold.—This coin is valued agreeably to Act of Congress, at 84
cents to the pennyweight, or 284 grains to the dollar.
The weight of one dollar is I dwt. 6 grs.
do. 500 dollars 585 , 6 »
do. 10,000 , 11,904 ,, 18 ,
Doubloons, it will be observed, are received by the Banks at 28, 14.60 each,
but they are generally in such demand as to sell for 28°15. each, and
even as high as 28 16.
The premium at which other gold is quoted in the market is of course in
addition to the foregoing valuations.
TABLE OF THE WEIGHT AND FINENESS OF COINS, AS ASCERTAIN ED ON AN AVERAGE
OF ACTUAL OPERATIONS IN LONDON .
English Gold, a Guinea weighs 5 dwts. 9:# grs. Fineness, Standard.
9
Half do. , 2 , 16# 2, do.
Third do. , 1 2, 19; , do.
Sovereign , 5 2, 3### , do.
Half do. , 2 2, 13% , do.
Double do , 10 , 6### , do.
Five Sov. pieces 25 , 16### , do.
Note.—Guineas weighing 5 dwts. 8 grs. and
Sovereigns , 5 ,, 2# ,, are considered a legal tender.
dwts. grs. dwts, grs, dwts. grº.
American Gold, Eagle weighs 11 6 Worseness 0 0} = 11 4;
Do. Silver, Dollar , 17 8 average, . do. . 0 84 = 16 16
CURRENCY OF THE UNITED STATES. 67
dwts. grs. dwts. grs. dwts. grs.
French Gold, Napoleon weighs 4 34 Worseness, 0 13 = 4 1+
Louis d'or , 5 54 . . do. () 2 5 2;
Portuguese do. Dobrão 18,000rs. 18 6 Fineness, exactly Standard.
Joanese or 4 do. 6400 , 9 6: . Worseness, 0 0# = 9 5:
Spanish Gold, Doubloons, , 17 84 . . do. . . 0 24 = 16 21:
Do. coined 1801. , 17 9 . . do. . . l l = 16 9 fºr
Do.Silver, Dollars, late coinage, 17 8 average, do. . . 0 8 = 16 17
Do. pillar, . . , 17 8; . . do. . . O 4} = 17 0
East India Gold,
Old Bombay gold Mohur, , 7 103 Betterness, 0 3} = 170 grs. fine.
Surate Mohur, late coinage, , 7 11 . . do. . 0 2% = 516 do. or
7 dwts. 12 grs. standard.
Do. do. old , 7 10} . do. . 0 3% = 170 do. fine.
thus 100 Mohurs=3 lbs. 2 oz. 12 dwts. 17 grs. standard.
W E I G H T S A N D M E A S U R E S
OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AM ERIC A.
WEIGHTS.
The Weights in use in the United States are the same as those
established in England.
Troy Weight.—For ascertaining the weight of precious metals,

Grains 24 I Pennyweight.
TSOT30 || 1 Ounce.
5,760 | 240 | 12 || 1 Pound.
Apothecaries make use of the pound Troy weight, which they divide
into 12 ounces, 96 drachms, 288 scruples, or 5760 grains.
The ounce Troy weight for weighing diamonds and pearls is divided
into 150 carats, and each carat into 4 grains.
Avoir dupoids Weight.—For weighing every other description of mer-
chandize is derived from Troy weight, or 14 oz. 11 dwts. 15% grs. Troy,+
I lb. or 175 lbs. Troy=144 lbs. avoir du poids, or 175 ounces Troy=192
oz. avoir du poids.
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68
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

Grains Troy 27.4% 1 Dram.
437% 16 I Ounce.
7,000 256 16 1 Pound.
196,000 || 7,168 || 448 || 28 || 1 Quarter.
784,000 28,672 | 1,792 | | 12 4 || || Hundred weight.
I5,680,000 T573,440 |35,810 |2,240 | SO | 20 I Ton. -
Goods formerly sold by the hundred weight, are at present currently
sold by the 100 lbs. avoir du poids, except dry cod fish, hoop iron, steel,
litharge, whiting, white and red lead, brimstone, flour of sulphur, ochre,
American cordage, and sometimes Carracas and Trinidad cocoa, the prices
of which articles continue to be regulated by the 112 lbs.
In actual transactions 100 lbs. American or avoir du poids weight
come out as equal to :
107
84
924
131#.
91+!;
87;
964
1 12
91
Rotoli
lbs.
35
55
35
52
55
35
33
97
96 ,
3; Maunds
98% lbs.
114; ,
85-1%.
98 ,
75 Catti
35
25
1} Maunds
1; Balies
96 lbs.
in Alexandria,
, Algiers,
, Augsburg,
, Bastia,
, Belgium,
, Berne,
, Berlin,
, Breslau,
, Bremen, (or 112lb.
=102lb.)
, Brunswick,
, Buenos Ayres,
, Bombay,
, Cadiz and all Spain,
, Cagliaria,
, Candia,
,, Canary Islands,
, Canton (133} = 1
Pecul.)
, Calcutta, (or 82;
lbs. per Bazaar
Maund)
at the Cape of Good
Hope,
in Chili, Central A-
merica, and Co-
lombia,
71 Rotoli in Constantinople,
104; lbs. , Dantzic,
90% , , Denmark,
100 35 , England,
45%. Kilogr. , France, (or 112 lbs.
= 50%. Kilo.)
963 lbs. light wt., Frankforto.m.
or 112 lbs.=
108 lbs.
143 35 in Genoa,
92# , , Hamburg (or 112
=104 lbs.)
96 35 , Havana,
91+'s , , Holland, (or 112
=102 lbs.)
135 , , Leghorn, (or 112
=156 lbs.)
97: , , Leipzic,
111; , , Liebau (360=400
lbs. or 1 ship-
pound.)
97 , , Lisbon, (or 132=
128 lbs.),
93# , ,, Lübeck,
4 Maunds , Madras,
57; Rotoli , Malta, (or 175 lbs.
| =100 Rotoli,)
OF THE UNITED STATES.
69
lbs.
107% in Majorca, 80 Rotoli in
1.12% ,, table , Marseilles, (or
88% a 90lbs. =
100 lbs.)
91: , in Martinique, 914 lbs. ,
96 ,, , Mexico, 106% , ,
51 , , Naples (196lbs. = 1 || 94; , ,
Cantar of 100 903 , 95
Rotoli), 81} , 55
2% Poods , Odessa, (36 lbs.=1
Pood.) 89% , 25
56; Rotoli , Palermo (176 lbs= | 90 , ,
I Cantar) 1513 2, ,
100 lbs. , Portorico,
105}, , , Reval, 803 , 33
108 , , Riga,
98á , , Rio de Janeiro, I 103 , ,
2%. Poods , Russia,
MEASURES.
DRY OR CORN MEASURE,
Smyrna (125 lbs.
= 100 Rot, or 1
quintal of 45 O-
key.)
Surinam,
Sweden,
Switzerland,
St. Thomas,
Trieste, (123=100
lbs.)
Tripoli,
Tunis,
Venice (66 lbs. =
100 lbs. Sotile),
Vienna, (124=100
lbs.)
Warsaw.
The Winchester measure, formerly used in England, is still the
standard in the United States.

*
Quarts 4 I Gallon.
8 2 1 Peck.
32 8 4. 1 Bushel.
64. 16 8 2 1 Strike.
128 32 16 4. 2 1 Comb.
256 64 32 8 4. 2 1 Quarter.
1,280T 320 TIGOT AO | 20 | 10 5 || | Wey.
2,560 | 640 || 320 80 40 20 | 10 || 2 | I Last.
Comparison of the American with Foreign Measures.—The following
equations of corn measure, for the most part derived from the results of
actual importations into England, are given in order to assist in the
calculation of corn and grain from other countries, as compared with
importation from the United States.
70
AND MEASURES
WEIGHTS
103; Qrs. Winchester measure, are equal to 100 Grs. Imperial measure
103 a 103 Qrs.
10; a 10%
113 a 1.1%
103 a) II
143 a 14%
133 a) 14;
35
55
92
39
35
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
55 I do.
95 1 do.
35 I do.
in England,
1 Last in Holland,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Dantzic, Elbing,
Memel, and Königsberg,
53 1 do.
Stettin, Anclam,
Stralsund and Wolgast,
55 I do.
Rostock and Wismar,
Note. Oats have sometimes rendered : a) # Qrs. per last more, from the last
mentioned two places.
11; a 113 Qrs. Winch. m. are equal to 1 Last wheat, )
10: a) 11
143 (a) 14:#
l
10
10
10
29 @ 29%
100
200
100
I
l;
100
I
I
Memorandum.
95
95
25
22
39
35
35
99
99
99
99
22
25
99
95
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
35
25
25
95
25
39
95
55
95
35
99
55
35
59
barley, linseed of 48 loop,
1 do. rye, of 45 do.
I do. Oats, of 60 do.
in Riga and
Liebau,
2 barrels linseed,
13; Czetwert in Russia,
20 a 21 Tons in Denmark and Hol-
stein,
28 a) 29 Hectolitres in France and
Belgium,
100 Stajas
45.8% Metzen
4 Sacs
500 Emines
105; Rubbi
54 Tomoli
1 Salm
2003 Kisloz
5 Fanegas
20 Alquiers
in Trieste and Venice,
,, Trieste,
, Leghorn,
, Genoa,
, Rome,
, Naples and Sicily,
, Malta,
, Turkey and Egypt,
, Cadiz and all Spain,
, Lisbon,
I barrel flour contains 5 bushels wheat, and weighs
nett 196 lbs,
1 barrel Indian corn, contains 3; bushels, weighing about 57 lbs. each
bushel,
1 tierce flax seed contains 7 bushels,
1 bushel clover seed ought to weigh 65 to 68 lbs.
1 do. salt
25
56 lbs.
OF THE UNITED STATES. 71
CLOTH MEASURE
is in every respect the same as in England.

Inches 2} 1 Nail.
9 4. 1 Quarter of a yard.
36 16 4. I Yard.
27 12 3 || 1 Flemish Ell.
45 20 5 || 1 English Ell.
54 24 6 | | French Ell.
Comparison of American with Foreign cloth measures.
1284 yards equal 100 aunes de France, but more generally 5 yards are
9
21.4%
200
100
124;
245%
227#
I
sº
73%
71}
64
58%
100
100
87%
67
75
76
62%
60
62+
68#.
653
100
100
100
100
55
35
33
35
33
25
35
55
35
35
33
25
35
35
25
25
92
95
25
35
55
22
55
55
95
95
99
55
29
25
25
35
55
59
95
92
55
99
59
25
25
25
95
99
95
35
55
95
92
35
25
taken for 4 aunes,
63 do. de Paris,
100 Cannes of Marseilles and Montpellier,
100 do. , Toulouse,
91+º, Métres, french measure,
100 Aunes of Geneva,
100 Canes of 9 Palmas in Genoa,
100 do. in Rome,
1 Cane in Naples, Sicily, and Malta,
100 Brasos , Venice,
100 do. , Bergamo,
100 do. , Florence and Leghorn,
100 do. , Milan,
1354 Ellen , Trieste,
1173 do. 2, Austria,
100 aunes , St. Gall, for linen,
100 do. 2, do. , cloth,
100 do. , Holland,
100 do. , Brabant (more frequently 3 yards=
4 Ells),
100 do. 2, Hamburg (5 yards=8 aunes, more
usual,)
100 do. , Silesia,
100 do. , Dantzic,
100 do. , Norway,
100 do. 2, Sweden,
16.1# Ellen , Leipsic,
167+% do. , Frankfort, o. M.
158 do. , Bremen,
128% do. , Russia,
72 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
100 yards equal 108 Varas in Spain, Havana, Mexico, Colombia,
Buenos Ayres, Chili, Peru, and
Central America,
100 , , 135; Covados, Portugal and Brazil,
100 , , 136% Pick , Turkey and Egypt,
100 , ,, 200 Covid , Calcutta,
100 , , 133; do. 2, Batavia,
100 , , 245% do. , Canton.
LIQUID OR WINE MEASURE,
according to the old English Gallon.

Pints 2 1 Quart.
8 4 1 Gallon.
336 168 42 1 Tierce.
504 252 63 | T 1 Hogshead.
672 336 84 2 lº, I Puncheon.
1,008 504 || 126 3 2 14 || 1 Pipe.
2,016 | 1,008 || 252 || 6 4. 3 2 | | Tun.
{
1 Indian barrel contains 18 gallons,
1 anker 25 10 ,
1 gallon ,, 231 cubic inches,
I do. linseed oil weighs 7} a 7% lbs. avoir du poids.
Comparison of American with Foreign liquid measures—100 gallons
of the United States are equivalent to :
2714 Canadas of Portugal and 24% ºr Ohm of Prussia,
Brazil, 61% Eimer , Austria,
24??, Arrobas , Spain, Hava- 51%'s do. , Bavaria,
na, Mexico, 41% do. , Saxony,
and South A- 24%. Ohm , FrankfortoM.
merica, 54%, Orne ,, Trieste,
378,”, Litres , France, Hol- 21% Mezzaroli, Genoa,
land, and Bel- 84% Barili , Naples,
gium, +% do. , Leghorn and
83.” Gallons , Great Britain Tuscany,
(252gal.-210 **o do. , Rome,
imperial do. * Ohm , Denmark,
more usual), +% do. , Sweden,
52*, Viertel , Hamburgh, 30% Wedro , Russia,
(better 38 gal. 72%. Almud , Turkey and
=20 Viertel), Egypt,
and Bremen, | 100 old Gallons , Calcutta.
OF THE UNITED
73
STATES.
HYDROMETRIC STRENGTH OF SPIRITS.
First American Proof is 10 tyct, or more than 10 dpct, under London proof,
, 5 a 10 tp.cº. under London proof.
, London proof down to 5 tº cº. under London proof,
, London proof up to 20 tp.cº. over London proof,
,, anything above 20 º'c. and not exceeding 40 dºct.
over London proof.
Second do. do.
Third do. do.
Fourth do. do.
Fifth do. do.
First American Proof is equal to 19% French degrees (Cartier).
Second do. do.
Third do. do.
Fourth do. do.
95
55
95
55
59
35
2, 204 do. do.
2, 21% do. do.
,, 22; a); do.
COAL MEASURE,
The former English measure,
do.
do.
do.

Pecks 4 1 Bushel.
12 3 1 Sack.
36 9 3 I Vat or Strike.
144 36 12 4|_1 Chaldron.
3,024T 756 |T252 TSTT21 | I Score.
Coal is sold in New York as follows:
Liverpool, per Ton of
Lehigh,
Schuylkill,
95
55
Lackawana, ,.
do.
do.
do.
It is ascertained that one Ton of Anthracite Coal is equal, as fuel, to
six one-horse cart-loads of hard wood.
95
92
99
36 bushels,
28 do.
29 do.
33 do.
74
EXCHANGES AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE
IN
T H E U N IT E D STATES OF AME R IC A.
ON ENGLAND, at 60 or 90 days after sight. Hitherto the par of
Exchange has been taken at 4s. 6d. per dollar, or, which is the same
thing, 28.40 to equal £9. This valuation of the dollar, however, being
considerably higher than is justified by the corresponding value of
silver abroad, the exchange on England has invariably ruled at a pre-
mium on sterling much higher than it would have been in proportion
only, to the commercial balance in favour of Great Britain. In conse-
quence of this, and the Tariff act of 14th July 1832, whereby the pound
sterling is for the future to be valued at 28°4.80 cents for all purposes at
the custom-house, having also set the example, a beginning was made
in August last to quote the exchange on England in the more simple
way of so many dollars and cents currency of the United States for one
pound British sterling.
The mode of calculation according to the par-system is as follows:
@ 10 per cent premium. @ 8; per cent premium.
28°40 = £9. 28°40 = £9.
28, 110 = £100. 28, 108} = £100.
28°440 = £90. 28°435 = 690.
28 1000 a) 83 per cent premium. £1000 a 9% per cent premium.
I OOO X 90. | 000 × 438.
433 90
At 8 per cent premium, 1 cent is exactly a half-penny.
In the subsequent table of sterling value, reduced to the American
currency it has been endeavoured as much as possible to conciliate the
present and late systems of computation.
ON FRANCE,-at 60 or 90 days after sight: 5 francs 20 centimes,
more or less, for one dollar.
EXCHANGES IN THE UNITED STATES. 75
ON HAMBURGH,-at 60 or 90 days after sight: 36 cents, more or
less, for one mark banco.
ON AMSTERDAM, at 60 or 90 days after sight: 40 cents, more or
less, for one guilder currency.
ON BREMEN, -at 60 or 90 days after sight: 80 cents, more or less,
for one rix dollar louis d'or.
Stamps.-None are required in the United States on bills of ex-
change of any kind.
Days of Grace.—Three days of grace are allowed on bills payable in
the United States, the same as in England.
Damages on dishonoured Bills of Eachange.—By a revised law of
the state of New York, which came into operation on the 1st January
1830, the following damages on Bills drawn or negociated in that state
and protested for non-payment are allowed, viz:
Bills drawn on the States of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Ohio, Maryland, Virginia or district of Columbia, three per ct.
On the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ken-
tucky or Tennessee,_five per cent.
On any other state or territory of the United States, or any other
place on or adjacent to the American continent north of the equator, or
any other foreign possession in the West Indies, or elsewhere, or the
Western Atlantic Ocean, or any port or place in Europe, ten per cent.
Such damages shall be in lieu of interest, charges of protest and
all other charges incurred previous to, and at the time of giving notice of
non-payment, but the holder of such bill shall be entitled to demand and
recover lawful interest upon the aggregate amount of the principal sum
specified in such bill, and of the damages thereon, from the time at
which notice of protest for non-payment shall have been given, and
payment of such principal sum shall have been demanded.
If the contents of such bill be expressed in the money of account of
the United States, the amount due thereon and of the damages allowed
for the non-payment thereof, shall be ascertained and determined without
reference to the rate of exchange existing between this state and the
place on which such bill shall have been drawn, at the time of the de-
mand of payment or of notice of non-payment.
If the contents of such bill be expressed in the amount or currency
of any foreign country, then the amount due, exclusive of the damages
payable thereon shall be ascertained and determined by the rate of ex-
change, or the value of such foreign currency, at the same time of the
demand for payment. -
A T A B L E
OF
R EDUCTION OF BRITISH STER LING M O N E Y
INTO UNITED STATES, CURRENCY,
British
Sterling.
1 Penny,
2 Pence,
3 3, 2
2 3
pp a e
9.9
9 p
2 P tº 2
:
22
10 , ,
Shilling,
3 y
11 $ 9
12 ,
13 2.9
14 J. P.
15 , ,
16 ,
17 ,
18 , . .
19 , tº º
1 Pound,
2 , * :
3 ,, . .
4 ,
Par. 100% | 101
OT Or Or
d4.44.44m d4.46.66m d4.48.88m
Dol.cts.m. | Dol.cts.m. | Dol.cts.m.
1.85 1.86 1.87
3.70. 3.72 3.74
5,55 5,58 5.61
7.40 7.44 7.48
9.25 9.30 9.35
11. 11 11.17 I 1.22
12.96 13.02 13.09
14.81 14.88 14.96
16.66 16.74 16.83
18.51 18, 60 18.70
20.36 20.46 20.57
22.22 22.33 22.44
44.44 44.66 44.89
66.66 67.00 67.33
88.88 89.33 89.78
1.11.11 1. 11.67 | 1.12.22
1.33.33 | 1.34.00 | 1.34.67
1.55.55 | 1.56.33 | 1.57. 11
1.77.77|| 1.78.66 1.79.56
2.00.00 2.01.00 || 2.02.00
2.22.22 2.23.33 || 2.24.44
2.44.44 2.45.66 2.46.89
2.66.66 2.68.00 2.69.33
2.88.88 2.89.33 2.91.78
3.11.1 1 || 3.12.67 3.14.22
3.33.33 || 3.35.00 3.36.67
3.55.55 || 3.57.33 || 3.59.11
3.77.77|| 3.79.66 || 3.81.56
4.00.00 || 4.02.00 || 4.04.00
4.22.22 || 4.24.33 || 4.26.44
4.44.44 || 4.46.67 || 4.48.89
8.88.88 || 8.93.33 8.97.78
13.33.33 || 13.40.00 13.46.67
17.77.77|| 17.86.67 17.95.56
101, 102
Or Or
d4.51.1.1m d4.53.33m
Dol.cts.m. | Dol.cts.m.
1.88 1.89
3.76 3.78
5.64 5.66
7.52 7.56
9.40 9.44
I 1.28 11.33
13. 16 13.22
15.04 15.11
16.92 17.00
18.80 18.89
20.68 20.78
22.56 22.67
45.11 45.33
67.67 68.00
90.22 90.67
1.12.78 1. 13.33
1.35.33 1.36.00
1.57.89 1.58.67
1.80.44 1.81.33
2.03.00 2.04.00
2.25.56 2.26.67
2.48.11 2,49.33
2.70.67 2.72.00
2.93.22 2.94.67
3, 15.78 3.17.33
3.38.33 3.40.00
3.60.89 3.62.67
3.83.44 3.85.33
4.06.00 4.08.00
4.28.56 4.30.67
4.51,11 4.53.33
9.02.22 9.06.67
13.53.33 || 13.60.00
18.04.44 | 18.13.33
102} | 103
Or Or
d4.55.56m d4.57.77m
Dol.cts.m. | Dol.cts.m.
1.90 1.91
3.80 3.81
5.69 5.72
7.59 7.63
9.49 9.54
11.39 11.44
13.39 13.35
15.18 15.26
17.08 17.17
18.98 19,07
20.88 20.98
22.78 22.89
45.56 45.78
68.33 68,67
91. 11 91.56
1. 13.89 | 1.14.44
1.36.67 | 1.37.33
1.59.44 | 1.60.22
1.82.22 | 1.83.11
2.05.00 2.06.00
2.27.78 2.28.89
2.50.56 || 2.51.78
2.73.33 2.74.67
2.96.11 2.97.56
3.18.89 || 3.20,44
3.41.67 || 3,43.33
3.64.44 || 3.66.22
3.87.22 || 3.89.11
4.10.00 || 4.12.00
4.32.78 || 4.34.89
4.55.56 || 4.57.78
9.11.11 | 9.15.56
13.66.67 13.73.33
18.22.22 | 18.31.11
—-º-º:
REDUCTION of BRITIs H stERLING MONEY, &c. 77
CONTINUATION,
BY THE RATES OF THE EXCHANGE IN THE UNITED STATES ON ENGLAND.
..., | 103} 104 104, 105 105; 106
British
Sterling. OT OT Or Or Or Or
D4.60c.00m. | D4.62c.22m. | D4.64c.44m. D4.66c.66m. D4.68c.88m. D4.71 c.11m.
Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
1 Penny 1.92 1.93 1.94 1.94 1.95 1.96
2 Pence 3.83 3.85 3.87 3.89 3.9] 3.93
3 , , . . 5.75 5.78 5.81 5.83 5.86 5.89
4 , 7.67 7.70 7.74 7.77 7.81 7.85
5 , . 9.58 9.63 9.68 9.72 9.77 9.82
6 , . . 11.50 11.56 11.61 11.67 11.72 11.78
7, 13.42 13.48 13.55 13.61 13.68 13.74
8 , , 15.33 15.41 15.48 15.56 15.63 15.70
9 , 17.25 17.33 17.42 17.50 17.58 17.76
10 , , 19.17 19.26 19.35 19.44 19.54 19.63
11 , . . 21.08 21.19 21.29 21.39 21.49 21.59
1 Shills. 23.00 23. 1 1 23.22 23.33 23.44 23.56
2 ” . 46.00 46.22 46.44 46.67 46.89 47.19
3 ,, . 69.00 69.33 69.67 70.00 70.33 70.67
4 ,, . . 92.00 92.44 92.89 93.33 93.78 94.22
5 , . . 1.15.00 1.15.56 1.16.11 1.16.67 1. 17.22 1.17.78
6 » .. 1.38.00 1.38.67 1.39.33 1.40.00 1.40.67 1.41.33
7 2, .. 1.61.00 1.61.78 1.62.56 1.63.00 1.64.1 1 1.64.89
8 . . . 1.84.00 1.84.89 1.85.77 1.86.67 1.87.56 1.88.44
9 , . . 2.07.00 2.08.00 2.09.00 2.10.00 2.11.00 2.12.00
10 ,, . . 2.30.00 2.31. 11 2.32.22 2.33.33 2.34.44 2.35.56
11 , . 2.53.00 2.54.22 2.55.44 2.56.67 2.57.89 2.59.11
12 , 2.76.00 2.77.33 2.78.67 2.80.00 2.81.33 2.82.67
13 , 2.99.00 3.00.44 3.01.89 3.03.33 3.04.78 3.06.22
14 , 3.22.00 3.23.56 3.25.11 3.26.67 3.28.22 3.29.78
15 ,, 3.45.00 3.46.67 3.48.33 3.50.00 3.51.67 3.53.33
16 , .. 3.68.00 3.69.78 3.71.56 3.73.33 3.75.11 3.76.89
17, .. 3.91.00 3.92.89 3.94.78 3.96.67 3.98.56 4.00.44
18 , .. 4.14.00 4.16.00 4.18.00 4.20.00 4.22.00 4.24.00
19 ,, .. 4.37.00 4.39.11 4.41.22 4.43.33 4.45.44 4.47.56
1Pound 4.60.00 4.62.22 4.64.44 4.66.67 4.68.89 4.7.1.11
* , .. 9.20.00 9.24.44 9.28.89 9.33.33 9.37.78 9.42.22
3 ,, . 13.80.00 13.86.67 13.93.33 14.00.00 14.06.67 14.13.33
* , .. 18.40.00 18.48.89 18.57.78 18.66.67 18.75.56 18.84.44

*-
78
REDUCTION OF BRITISH STERLING MONEY
CONTINUATION,
BY THE RATES OF THE EXCHANGE IN THE UNITED STATES ON ENGLAND.

I 1 1
pain, 10% 107 107; 108 1084 109
Sterling. OT Or OT OT OI’ Or
D4.73c.33m. D4.75c.55m. | D4.77c.77m. | D4.80c.00m. D4.82c.22m. | D4.84c.44m.
Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
1Penny 1.97 1.98 2.00 2.00 2.01 2,02
2 Pence 3.94 3.96 3.98 4.00 4.02 4.04
3 ,, . 5.92 5.95 5.97 6.00 6.03 6.06
4 , , . . 7.89 7.93 7.96 8.00 8.04 8.07
5 , . . 9.86 9.91 9.95 10.00 10.05 10.09
6 , . . 11.83 11.89 11.94 12.00 12.06 12, 11
7 , . . 13.81 13.87 13.04 14.00 14.06 14. 13
8 . . . . 15.78 I 5.85 15.93 16.00 16.07 16.15
9 ,, 17.75 17.83 17.92 18.00 18.08 18.17
10 ,, 19.72 19.81 19.91 20.00 20.09 20.19
11 , . . 21.69 21.80 21.90 22.00 22. IO 22.20
1 Shilº. 23.67 23.78 23.89 24.00 24. 11 24.22
2 , 47.33 47.56 47.78 48.00 48.22 48.44
3 , 71.00 71.33 71.66 72.00 72.33 72.67
4 , , . . 94.67 95.1 1 95.56 96.00 96.44 96.89
5 , . . 1. 18.33 1. 18.89 1.19.44 1.20.00 1.20.56 1.21.11
6 ,, . . 1.42.00 1.42,67 1.43.33 1.44.00 1.44.67 1.45.33
7 , . . 1.65.67 1.66.44 1.67.22 1.68.00 1.68.78 1.69.56
8 . . . 1.89.33 1.90.22 1.91. 11 1 92.00 1.92.89 1.93.78
9 , . . 2. 13.00 2. 14.00 2. 15.00 2.16.00 2.17.00 2. 18.00
10 , , 2.36.67 2.37.78 2.38.89 2.40.00 2.41.11 2.42.22
11 , 2.60.33 2.61.56 2.62.78 2.64.00 2.65.22 2.66.44
12 , 2.84.00 2.85.33 2.86.67 2.88.00 2.89.33 2.90.67
13 , 3.07.67 3.09.11 3.10.56 3.12.00 3.13.44 3.14.89
14 , 3.31.33 3.32.89 3.34.44 3.36.00 3.37.56 3.39.11
15 , . . 3.55.00 3.56.67 3.58.33 3.60.00 3.61.67 3.63.33
16 ,, . . 3.78.67 3.80.44 3.82.22 3.84.00 3.85.78 3.87.56
17 ,, . . 4.02.33 4.04.22 4.06.11 4.08.00 4.09.87 4.11.78
18 ,, . . 4.26.00 4.28.00 4.30.00 4.32.00 4.34.00 4.36.00
19 ,, . 4.49.67 4.51.78 4.53.89 4.56.00 4.58. 11 4.60.22
1Pound 4.73.33 4.75.56 4.77.78 4.80.00 4.82.22 4.84.44
2 . . . 9.46.67 9.51.1 l 9.55.56 9.60.00 9.64.44 9.68.89
3 , , , . 14.20.00 14.26.67 14.33.33 14.40.00 14.46.67 14.53.33
4 ,, . . 18.93.33 19.02.22 19. 11.11 19, 20.00 19.28.89 19.37.78
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80
REDUCTION OF BRITISH STERLING MONEY
British
Sterling.
Par.
Ol'
d4.44.44m
Dol.cts.m.
22.22.22
26.66.66
31.1.1. 11
35.55.55
40.00.00
44.44.44
48.88.88
53.33.33
57.77.77
62.22.22
66.66.66
71.1.1.11
75.55.55
80.00.00
84.44.44
88.88.88
93.33.33
97.77.77
102.22.22
106.66.66
111.11.11
115,55.55
120.00.00
124.44.44
| 28.88.88
133.33.33
137.77.77
142.22.22
146,66.66
151.1 l. l 1
155, 55.55
160,00.00
164.44.44
168.88.88
173.33.33
177.77.77
182.22.22
186.66.66
101.11.11
195.55.55
200.00.00
204.44.44
100,
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d4.46.66m
101
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d4.48.88m
Dol.cts.m.
22, 33.33
26.80.00
31.26.67
35.73.33
40.20.00
44.66.67
49. 13.33
53.60.00
58.06.67
62.53.33
67.00.00
71.46.67
75.93,33
80.40.00
84.86.67
89.33,33
93.80.00
98.26.67
102.73,33
107.20.00
111.66.67
116. 13.33
120.60.00
125.06.67
129.53.83
134.00.00
138.46,67
142.93.33
147.40.00
151.86.67
156.33.33
160.80.00
165.26.67
169.73.33
174.20.00
178.66.67
183.13.33
187.60.00
192.06.67
196.53.33
201.00.00
205.46.67
Dol.cts.m.
22.44.44
26.93.33
31.42.22
35.91.11
40.40.00
44 88.89
49.87.78
53.86.67
58.35.56
62.84.44
67.33.33
71.82.22
76.31.11
80.80.00
85.28.89
89.77.78
94.26.67
98.75.56
103.24.44
107.73.33
112.22.22
116.7.1.11
121.20.00
125 68.89
130. 17.78
134.66.67
139.15 56
143.64.44
148. 13.33
152.62.22
157. 11.11
161.60.00
166.08.89
170.57.78
175.06.67
179.55.56
184.04.44
188.53.33
193.02.22
197.51.11
202.00.00
206.48.89
1
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d4.51.11m
Dol.cts.m.
22. 55.55
27.06.67
31.57.78
36.08 89
40.60 00
45. 11.11
49,62.22
54. 13.33
58.64.44
63. 15.56
67.66.67
72.17.78
76.68.89
81.20.00
85.71. 11
90.22.22
94.73.33
99.24.44
103.75.56
108.26.67
112.77.78
117.28.89
121.80.00
126.31.11
130.82.22
135.33.33
139.84.44
144.35.56
148.86.67
153.37.78
157.88.89
162.40.00
166.91.11
171.41.22
175.92 33
180.43.44
184.94.56
189.45.67
193.96.77
198.47.89
203.00.00
207.51.11
102
OT
d4.53.33m
Dol.cts.m.
22 66.67
27.20.00
31.73.33
36.26.67
40.80.00
45.33.33
49.86.67
54.40.00
58.93.33
63.46.67
68.00.00
72.53.33
77.06.67
81.60.00
86.13.33
90.66.67
95.20.00
99,73.33
104.26.67
108.80.00
113.33.33
117.86.67
122.40.00
126.93.33
13].46.67
136.00.00
140. 53.33
145.06.67
149.60.00
154.13.13
158.66.67
163.20.00
167.73.33
172.26.67
176.80.00
181.33.33
185.86.67
190.40.00
194.93.33
199.46.67
204.00.00
208.53.33
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d4.55.56m
Dol.cts.m.
22.77.78
27.33.33
31.88.89
36.44.44
41.00.00
45.55.56
50. 11.11
54.66.67
59.22.22
63.77.78
68.33.33
72.88.89
77.44.44
82.00.00
86.55.56
91.11.11
95.66.67
100.22.22
104.77.78
109.33.33
113.88.89
118.44.44
123.00.00
127.55.56
132.11.11
136.66.67
141.22.22
145.77.78
150.33.33
154.88.89
159.44.44
164.00.00
168.55.56
173.11.11
177.66.67
182.22.22
186.77.78
191.33.33
195.88.89
200.44.44
205.00.00
209.55.55
103
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d4.57.77m
Dol.cts.m.
22.88.89
27.46.67
32.04.44
36.62.22
4.1.20.00
45.77.78
50.35.56
54.93.33
59.51.11
64.08.89
68.66.67
73.24.44
77.82.22
82.40.00
86.97.78
91.55.56
96.13.33
100.7.1.11
105.28.89
109.86.67
114.44.44
I 19.02.22
123.60.00
128.17.78
132.75.56
137.33.33
141.91.11
146.48.89
I 51.06.67
155.64.44
160.22.22
164.80.00
169.37.78
173.95.56
178.53.33
183.11.11
187,68.89
192.26.67
196.84.44
201.42.22
206.00.00
210.57.87
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..., | 103}
British
Sterling. O I’
D4.60c.00m.
*-* Dol.cts.m.
5 Pas. 23.00.00
6 ,, . . 27.60.00
7 , . . 32.20.00
8 , , 36.80.00
9 , , 41.40.00
10 , , 46.00.00
11 , , 50.60.00
12 , , 55.20.00
13 , 59.80.00
14 , , 64.40.00
15 , , 69.00.00
16 ,, 73.60.00
17 ,, 78.20.00
18 ,, 82.80.00
19 , , 87.40.00
20 ,, 92.00.00
21 , , 96.60.00
22 , , 101.20.00
23 ,, . . 105.80.00
24 ,, 1 10.40.00
25 ,, 115.00.00
26 ,, 1 19.60.00
27 , , 124.20.00
28 ,, 128.80.00
29 ,, 133.40.00
30 ,, . . 138.00.00
31 , , 142.60.00
32 ,, 147.20.00
33 , 151.80.00
34 ,, 156.40.00
35 ,, 161.00.00
36 ,, 165.60.00
37 ,, 170.20.00
38 ,, . 174.80.00
39 ,, 179.40.00
40 ., 184.00.00
41 ,, 188.60.00
42 ,, 193.20.00
43 , 197.80.00
44 ,, 202.40.00
45 ,, 207.00.00
21 1.60.00
104 10.4% 105 105; 106
OI’ Or OT OI’ Or
D4.62c.22m. | D4.64c.44 m. | D4.66c.66m. D4.68c.88m. | D4.71 c.11m. x
Dol.cts.m. Dol cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
23.11.1 1 23.22.22 23.33.33 23.44.44 23.55.56
27.73.33 27.86.67 28.00.00 28. 13.33 28.26.67
32.35.56 32.51. I l 32.66.67 32.82.22 32.97.78
36.97.78 37. 15.56 37.33.33 37.51.11 37.68.89
41.60.00 4 1.80.00 42.00.00 42.20.00 42.40.00
46.22.22 46.44.44 46.66.67 46.88.89 47.11.11
50.84.44 51.08.89 51.33.33 51.57.78 51.82.22
55.46.67 55.73.33 56.00.00 56.26.67 56.53.33
60.08.89 60.37.78 60.66.67 60.95.56 61.24.44
64.71.1.1 65.02.22 65.33.33 65.64.44 65.95.56
69.33.33 69.66.67 70.00.00 70.33.33 70.66.67
73.95.56 74.31.11 74.66.67 75.02.22 75.37.78
78.57.78 78.95 56 79.33.33 79.71. 1 80.08.87
83.20.00 83.60.00 84.00.00 84.40.00 84.80.00
87.82.22 88.24.44 88.66.67 89.08.89 89.51.11
92.44 44 92.88.89 93.33.33 93.77.78 94.22.22
97.06.66 97.53.33 98.00.00 98.46.67 98.93.33
101 68.89 102.17.78 102.66 67 103.15.55 103.64.44
106.31. 11 106.82.22 107.33,33 107.84.44 108.35.55
1 10.93.33 111.46.67 112.00.00 112.53.33 113.06.67
115.55.56 116.11.11 116.66.67 117.22.22 117.77.78
120. 17.78 120.75.56 121.33.33 121.91. 11 122.48.89
124.80.00 125.40.00 126.00.00 126.60.00 127.20.00
129.42.22 130.04.44 130.66.67 131.28. S8 131.91.11
134.04.44 134.68.89 135.33.33 135.97.78 136.62.22
138.66.67 139.33.33 140.00.00 140.66.67 141.33.33
143.28.89 144.97.78 144.66.67 i45.35.56 146.04.44
147.91.11 148.62.22 149.33.33 150.04.44 150.75.56
152.53.33 153,26.67 154.00.00 154.73.33 155.46.67
157.15.56 157.91.11 158.66.67 159.42.22 160.17.78
161.77.78 162.55.56 163.33 33 164.11.11 164.88.89
166.40.00 167.20.00 168.00.00 168.80,00 169.60.00
171.02.22 171.84.44 172.66.67 173.48.89 174.31. 11
175.64.44 176.48.89 177.33.33 178.17.78 179.02.22
180.26.67 181. 13.33 182.00.00 182.86.67 183.73.33
184.88.89 185.77.78 186.66.67 187.55.56 188.44.44
189.51.11 190.42.22 191.33.33 192.24.44 193. 15.56
194. 13.33 195.06.67 196.00.00 196.93.33 197.86.67
198.75.56 199.71. 11 200.66.67 201.62.22 202.57.78
203.37.78 204.35.56 205.33.33 206.31.11 207.28.89
208.00.00 209.00.00 210.00.00 211.00.00 212.00.00
212.62.22 213.64.44 214.66.67 215.68.89 216.7.1.11
M
82
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British
Sterling.
106, 107 1074 108 108, 109
OI’ Or Or OT OI’ OT
D4.73c.33m. | D4.75c.55m. D4.77 c.77m. D4.80c.00m. | D4.82c.22m. D4.84c.44m.
Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.ts. m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
23.66.67 23.77.78 23.88.89 24.00.00 24.11.11 24.22.22
28.40.00 28.53.33 28.66.67 28,80.00 28.93.33 29.06.67
33. 13.33 33.28.89 33.44.44 33.60.00 33.75.56 33.91.11
37.86.67 38.04.44 38. 22.22 38.40.00 38.57.78 38.75.56
42.60.00 42.80.00 43.00.00 43.20.00 43.40.00 43.60.00
47.33.33 47.55.56 47.77.78 48.00.00 48.22.22 48.44.44
52.06.67 52. I 1.11 52.55.56 52.80.00 53.04.44 53.28.80
56.80.00 57.06.67 57.33.33 57.60.00 57.86.67 58. 13.33
61.53.33 61.82.22 62. 11.11 62.40.00 62.68.89 62.97.78
66.26.67 66.57.78 66.88.89 67.20.00 67.51.11 67.82.22
71.00.00 71.33.33 71.66.66 72.00.00 72.33.33 72.66.67
75.73.33 76.08.89 76.44.44 76.80.00 77. I5.56 77.51.11
80.46.67 80.84.44 81.22.22 81.60.00 81.97.78 82.35.56
85.20.00 85.60.00 86.00.00 86.40.00 86.80.00 87.20.00
89.93.33 90.35.56 90.77.78 91.20.00 91.62.22 92.04.44
94.66.67 95. I 1.11 95.55.56 96.00.00 96.44.44 96.88.89
99.40.00 99.86.67 100.33.33 100.80.00 101.26.66 101.73.33
104. 13.33 104.62.22 105.1.1. 11 105.60.00 106.08.88 106, 57.78
108.86.67 109.37.78 109.88.89 110.40.00 I 10.91. 11 1 11.42.22
113.60.00 114.13.33 114.66.67 115.20.00 115.73.33 116.26.67
I 18.33.33 118.88.89 119.44.44 120, 00.00 120.55.56 121.11.11
123.06.67 123.64.44 124.22.22 124.80.00 125.37.77 125.95.55
127.80.00 128.40.00 120.00.00 129 60.00 130.20.00 130.80.00
132.53.33 133. 15.56 133.77.78 134.40.00 135.02.22 135.64.44
137.26.67 137.91.11 138.55.56 139.20.00 139.84.44 140.48.89
142.00.00 142.66.67 143.33.33 144.00.00 144.66.67 145.33.33
146.73.33 147.42.22 148. 11.11 148.80.00 149.48.89 150. 17.78
151.46.67 152.17.78 152.88.89 153.60.00 154.31. 11 155.02,22
156.20.00 156.93.33 157.66.67 158.40.00 159. 13.33 159.86.67
160.93.33 161.68.89 162.44.44 163.20.00 163.95.56 164.71. 11
165.66.67 166.44.44 167.22.22 168.00.00 168.77.78 169.55.56
170.40.00 171.20.00 172.00.00 172.80.00 173.60.00 174.40.00
175. 13.33 175.95.56 176.77.77 177.60.00 178.42.22 179.24.44
179.86.67 180.71. 11 181.55.56 182.40.00 183.24.44 184.08.89
184.60.00 185.46.67 186.33.33 187.20.00 188.06.67 188.93.33
189.33.33 190.22.22 191.1.1.11 192.00.00 192.88.89 193.77.78
194.06.67 194.97.78 195.88.89 196.80.00 197.71.1.1 198.62.22
198.80.00 199.73.33 200.66.67 201.60.00 202,53.33 203.46.67
203.53.33 204.48.89 205.44.44 206.40.00 207.35.56 208.31.11
208.26.67 209.24.44 210.22.22 21 1.20.00 212. 17.78 213.11.56
213.00.00 214.00.00 215.00.00 216.00.00 217.00.00 218.00.00
217.73.33 218.75.56 219.77.78 220,80.00 221.82.22 222.84.44
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INTO UNITED STATEs’ CURRENCY.
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- 109% 1 10
British
Sterling. Ol' Ol'
D4.86c.66m. D4.88c.88m.
Dol, cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
5 Pols. 24.33.33 24.44.44
6 ,, . . 29.20.00 29.33.33
7 , . . 34.06.67 34.22.22
8 ,, 38.93.33 39.11.1 1
9 , , 43.80.00 44.00.00
10 , , 48.66.67 48.88.89
11 , , 53.53.33 53.77.79
12 , 58.40.00 58.66.67
13 2, 63.26.67 63.55.56
14 , , 68. 13.33 68. 44.44
15 , , 73.00.00 73.33.33
16 ,, 77.86 67 78.22.22
17 , , 82.73.33 83. 1 1. 11
18 , , 87.60.00 88.00.00
19 , , 92.46.66 92.88.89
20 ,, . 97.33.33 97.77.78
21 , . . I O2.20.00 102.66.67
22 , 107.06.67 107.55.56
23 , 1 11.93.33 112.44.44
24 ,, 116.80.00 117.33.33
25 ,, 121.66.67 122.22.22
26 ,, 126.53.33 127.1.1.11
27 ,, 131.40.00 132.00.00
28 ,, 136.26.67 136.88.89
29 ,, 141.13.22 141.77.78
30 ,, . 146.00.00 146.66.67
31 , , 150.86.67 151.55.56
32 ,, 155.73.33 156.44.44
33 , 160,60.00 161.33.33
34 , 165.46.67 166.22,22
35 ,, 170.33.33 171.1.1.11
36 ,, 175.20.00 176.00.00
37 ,, 180.06.67 180.88.89
38 ,, 184.93.33 185.77.78
39 , , 189.80.00 190.66.67
40 ,, 194.66.67 195.55.56
41 , , 199.53.33 200.44.44
42 ,, 204.40.00 205.33.33
43 ,, 209.26.67 210.22.22
44 ,, . 214. 13.33 215. 11.1 l
45 ,, 219.00.00 220.00.00
46 ,, 223.86.67 224.88.89
110 ; | 1 || 1 l l ;
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D4.91c. 11 m. | D4.93c.33m. | D4.95c.55m.
Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
24.55.56 24.66.67 24.77.78
29 46.67 29.60.00 29.73.33
34.37.78 34.53.33 34.68.89
39.28.89 39.46.67 39.64.44
44.20.00 44.40.00 44.60.00
49.11.11 49.33.33 49.55.56
54.02.22 54.26.67 54.51.11
58.93.33 59.20.00 59.46.67
63.84.44 64. 13.33 64.42.22
68.75.56 69.06.67 60.37.78
73.66.67 74.00.00 74.33.33
78.57.78 78.93.33 79.28.89
83.48.89 83.86.67 84.24.44
88.40.00 88.80.00 89.20.00
93.31. 11 93.73.33 94. 15.56
98.22.22 98.66.67 99.11.11
103.13.33 103.60.00 104.06.67
108.04.44 108.53.33 109.02,22
112.95.56 l 13.46.67 113.97.78
117.86.67 I 18.40.00 118.93.33
122.77.78 123.33.33 123.88.89
127.68.89 128.26.67 128.84.44
132.60.00 133.20.00 133.80.00
137.51.11 138. 13.33 138.75.56
142.42.22 143.06.67 143.71.1.1
147.33.33 148.00.00 148.66.67
152.24.44 152.93.33 153.62.22
157. 15.56 157.86.67 158.57.78
162.06.67 162.80.00 163.53.33
166.97.78 167.73.33 168.48.89
171.88.89 172.66.67 173.44.44
176.80.00 177.60.00 178.40.00
181.71.1.1 182.53.22 183.35.56
186.62.22 I 87.46.67 188.31.11
191.53.33 192.40.00 193.26.67
196.44.44 197.33.33 198.22.22
201.35.56 202.26.67 203.17.77
206.26.67 2O7.20.00 208. 13.33
211. 17.78 212. 13.33 213.08.89
216.08.89 217.06.67 218.04.44
221.00.00 222.00.00 223.00.00
225.91. 11 226.93.33 227.95.56
112
OT
D4.97c.77m.
Dol.cts.m.
24.88.89
29.86.67
34.84.44
39.82.22
44.80.00
49.77.78
54.75.56
59.73.33
64.71.11
69.68.89
74.66.67
79.64.44
84.62.22
89.60.00
94.57.78
99.55.56
104.53.33
109.51. 11
114.48.89
119.46.67
124.44.44
129.42.22
134.40.00
139.37.78
144.35.56
149.33.33
154.31. 11
159.28.89
164.26.67
169.24.44
174.22.22
170.20.00
184. 17.78
189. 15.56
194.13.33
199.11.11
204.08.89
209.06.67
214.04.44
219.02.22
224.00.00
228.97.78
M
2
84
R.E DUCTION OF BRITISH STERLING MONEY
tº , tº Par. 100% 101 101; 102 102.
British
Sterling. Or Ol' OT OT OT OT
d4.44.44m | d4.46.66m d4.48.88m d4.51.11 m d4.53.33m d4.55.55m
Dol.cts.m. | Dol.cts.m. | Dol.cts.m. | Dol.cts.m. | Dol.cts.m. | Dol.cts.m
47 Pounds. 208.88.88 209.93.33 || 210.97.78 212.02.22 || 213.06.67 214. 11.11
48 , , 213.33.33 214.40.00 215.46.67 216.53.33 217.60.00 218.66.67
49 , , 217.77.77|| 218.86.67 219.95.56 226.04.44 222. 13.33 223.22.22
50 , , 222.22.22 223.33.33 224.44.45 225.55.56 226.66.67 227.77.78
51 , , 226.66.66 227.80.00 228.93.33 230.06.67 231.20.00 || 232.33.33
52 , , 231.11.11 232,26.67 233.42.22 || 234.57.78 || 235.73.33 236.88.89
53 , , 235.55,55 236.73.33 237.91.11 || 239.08.89 240.26.67 241.44.44
54 , , 240.00.00 | 241.20.00 | 242.40.00 243.60.00 244.80.00 246.00.00
55 , , 244.44.44 245.66.67 246.88.89 248.11.11 || 249.33.33 250.55.56
56 ,, 248.88.88 250, 13.33 || 251.37.78 252.62.22 253.86.67 255.11.11
57 ,, 253.33.33 254.60.00 255.86.67 257.13.33 258.40.00 259.66.67
58 ,, 257.77.77|| 259.06.67 260.35.56 261.64.44 262.93.33 264.22.22
59 , , 262.22.22 || 263.53.33 264.84.44 266.15.56 267.46.67 268.77.78
60 ,, 266.66.66 268.00.00 269.33.33 270.66.67 272.00.00 273.33.33
61 , , 271.11.ll 272.46.67 273.82.22 275. 17.78 276.53.33 277.88.88
62 ,, 275.55.55 276.93.33 || 278.31. 11 279.68.80 281.06.67 282.44.44
63 , , 280.00.00 | 281.40.00 282.80.00 || 284.20.00 285.60.00 287.00.00
64 ,, 284.44.44 || 285.86.67 || 287.28.89 288.71.11 290. 13.33 291.55.56
65 ,, 288.88.88 290.33.33 || 291.77.78 293.22.22 294.66.67 296.11.11
66 , , 293.33.33 294.80.00 296.26.67 297.73.33 299.20.00 || 300.66.67
67 ,, 297.77.77|| 299.26.67 || 300.75.56 302.24.44 303.73.33 305.22.22
68 ,, 302.22.22 || 303.73.33 || 305.24.44 || 306.75.56 308 26.67 || 309.77.78
69 , , 306.66.66 308.20.00 309.73.33 || 311.26.67 || 312.80.00 314.33.33
70 ,, 3.11.11.11 || 312.66.67 314.22.22 || 315,77.78 || 317.33.33 || 318.88.89
71 , 315, 55.55 317. 13.33 318.71. 11 || 320.28.89 || 321.86.67 323.44.44
72 , 320.00.00 || 321.60.00 || 323.20.00 || 324.80.00 || 326.40.00 328.00.00
73 , 324.44.44 || 326.06.67 || 327.68.89 || 329.31.11 330.93.33 332.55.56
74 , 328.88.88 330.53.33 332.17.78 || 333.82.22 || 335.46.67 337.11.11
75 ,, 333.33.33 || 335.00.00 || 336,66.67 338.33.33 340.00.00 341.66.67
76 ,, 337.77.77|| 339.46.67 || 341.15 56 342.84.44 || 344.53.33 346.22.22
77 , , 342.22.22 || 343.93.33 || 345.64.44 347.35.56 349.06.67 || 350.77.78
78 ,, ... 346.66.66 || 348.40.00 || 350.13.33 || 351.86.67 || 353.60.00 355.33.33
79 ,. . . 351.11.11 || 352.86.67 354.62.22 || 356.37.78 358. 13.33 359.88.89
80 ,, 355.55.55 | 357.33.33 359.11.11 || 360.88.89 362.66.67 364.44.44
81 , , 360.00.00 361.80.00 || 363.60.00 365.40.00 || 367.20.00 369.00.00
82 ,, 364,44.44 366.26.67 368.08.89 || 369.91.11 || 371.73.33 373.55.56
83 ,, 368.88.88 || 370.73.33 372.57.78 || 374.42.22 || 376.26.67 || 378.11.11
84 , , 373.33.33 375.20.00 377.06.67 378.93 33 380.80.00 382.66.67
85 ,, 377.77.77|| 379.66.67 ||381.55.56 383.44.44 || 385.33.33 387.22.22
86 ,, 382.22.22 || 384.13.33 || 386.04.44 387.95.56 389.86.67 || 391.77.78
87 ,, 386.66.66 || 388.60.00 390.53.33 392.46.67 394.40.00 396.33.33
88 , , 393,06.67 || 395.02.22 396.97.78 || 398.93.33 | 400.88.89
391. 1 1.11
103
OT
d4.57.77m
Dol.cts.m.
215.15.56
219.73.33
224.31.11
228.88.89
233.46.67
238.04.44
242.62.22
247.20.00
251.77.78
256.35.56
260.93.33
265.5.1.11
270.08.89
274.66.67
279.24.44
283.82.22
288.40.00
292.97.78
297.55.56
302. 13.33
306.71. 11
3.11.28.89
315.86.67
320.44.44
325.02.22
329.60.00
334.17.78
338.75.56
343.33.33
347.91.11
352.48.89
357.06.67
361,64.44
366.22.22
370.80.00
375.37.78
379.95.56
384.53.33
389.11.11
393 68.89
398.26.67
402.84.44
INTo UNITED STATEs’ cuRRENCY, 85

* - º 103} 104 104; 105 105; 106
British
* Or OT OT OI’ Or OT
Sterling.
D4.60c.00m. | D4.62c.22m. D4.64c.44m. D4.66c.66m. | D4.68c.88m. | D4.71c.11m.
------- Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
47 Pds. 216.20.00 217.24.44 218.28.89 219.33.33 220.37.78 221.42.22
48 , , 220.80.00 221 86.67 222.93.33 224.00.00 225.06.67 226. 13.33
49 , , 225.40.00 226.48.89 227.57.78 228.66.67 229.75.56 230.84.44
50 , , 230.00.00 231.11.11 232.22.22 233.33.33 234.44.44 235.55.56
51 , 234.60.00 235.73.33 236.86.67 238.00.00 239. 13.33 240.26.67
52 , 239.20.00 240.35.56 241.51. 11 242.66.67 243.82.22 244.97.78
53 , 243.80.00 244.97.78 246.1 5.56 247.33.33 248.51.11 249.68.89
54 , , 248.40.00 249.60.00 250.80.00 252.00.00 253.20.00 254.40.00
55 ,, 253.00.00 254.22.22 255.44.44 256.66.67 257.88.89 259.11.11
56 ,, 257.60.00 258.84.44 260.08.89 261.33.33 262.57.78 263.82.22
57 , 262.20.00 263.46.67 264.73.33 266.00.00 267.26.67 268.53.33
58 ,, 266.80.00 268.08.89 269. 37.78 270.66.67 271.95.56 273.24.44
59 , , 271.40.00 272.71. 11 274.02.22 275.33,33 276.64.44 277.95.55
60 ,, 276.00.00 277.33.33 278,66.67 280.00.00 281.33.33 282.66.67
61 ,, 280.60.00 28 1.95.56 283.3 l. ll 284.66.67 286.02.22 287.37.78
62 , 285.20.00 286.57.78 287.95.56 289.33.33 290.71. I l 292.08.89
63 , 289.80.00 291.20.00 292.60.00 294,00.00 295.40.00 296.80.00
64 , 2.94.40.00 295,82.22 297.24.44 298.66.67 300.08.89 301.51.11
65 ,, 299.00.00 300.44.44 301.88.87 303.33.33 304.77.78 306.22.22
66 ,, 303.60.00 305.06.67 306.53.33 308.00.00 309.46.66 310.93.33
7 , 308. 20.00 309.68.89 31.1.17.78 312.66.67 3.14.15.56 315.64.44
68 ,, 312.80.00 3.14.31.11 3.15.82.22 317.33.33 3.18.84.44 320.35.56
69 , , 317.40.00 3.18.93.33 320.46.67 322.00.00 323.53.33 325.06.67
70 ,, 322.00.00 323.55.56 325.1.1. 11 326.66.67 328.22.22 329. I'7.78
71 , 326.60.00 328. 17.78 329.75.55 33 1.33.33 332.91.1.1 334.48.89
72 , 331.20.00 332.80.00 334.40.00 336.00.00 337.60.00 339.20.00
73 , 335.80.00 337.42.22 339.04.44 340.66.67 342.28.89 343.91.11
74 , 340.40.00 342.04.44 343.68.89 345.33.33 346.97.78 348.62.22
75 ,, 345.00.00 346.66.67 348.33.33 350.00.00 351.66.67 353.33.33
76 , , 349.60.00 351.28.89 352.97.78 354.66.67 356.35.56 358.04.44
77 , 354.20.00 355.91.11 357.62.22 359.33.33 361.04.44 362.75.56
78 , , 358.80.00 360.53.33 362.26.66 364.00.00 365.73.33 367.46.67
79 ,, 363.40.00 365.15.56 366.91.11 368.66.66 370. 42.22 372.17.78
80 ,, 368.00.00 369.77.78 371.55.56 373.33.33 375.11.11 376.88.89
81 ,, 372.60.00 374.40.00 376.20.00 378.00.00 379.80.00 381.60.00
82 ,, 377.20.00 379.02.22 380.84.44 382.66.66 384.48.89 386.31.11
83 ,, 38] .80.00 383.64.44 385.48.89 387.33.33 389. 17.78 391.02.22
84 ,, 386.40.00 388.26.67 390. 13.33 392.00.00 393.86.67 395.73.33
85 ,, 391.00.00 392.88.87 394.77.78 396.66.67 398.55.56 400.44.44
86 ,, 395.60.00 397.51.11 399.42.22 401.33.33 402.24.44 405. 15.56
87 ,, .. 400.20.00 402. 13.33 404.06.67 406.00.00 407.93.33 409.86.67
88 ,, . . 404.80.00 406.75.56 408.71.1.1 410.66.67 412.62.22 414.57.78
86 REDUCTION OF BRITISH STER LING MONEY

I 1.
piºn | 10% 107 107. 108 108} 109
Sterling. Or OI’ Or Or OI’ OF
D4.73c.33m. | D4,75c.55m. | D4.77c.77m. | D4.80c.00m. | D4.82C.22m. | D4.84c.44m.
Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
47 Pds. 222.46.67 223.51.11 224.55.55 225.60.00 226.64.44 227,68.89
48 ,, . . 227.20.00 228.26.67 229.33.33 230.40.00 231.46.67 232.53.33
49 ,, . . 231.93.33 233.02.22 234.11.11 235.20.00 236.28.89 237.37.78
50 ,, . . 236.66.67 237.77.78 238.88.89 240.00.00 24 1.11.11 242.02.22
51 , . . 241.40.00 242.53.33 243.66.67 244.80.00 245.93.33 247.06.67
52 ,, . . 246.13.33 247.28.89 248.44.44 249.60.00 250.75.56 251.91.1 1
53 ,, . . 250.86.67 252.04.44 253.22.22 254.40.00 255.57.78 256.75.56
54 ,, . . 255.60.00 256.80.00 258.00.OO 259.20.00 260.40.00 261.60.00
55 ,, . . 260.33.33 261.55.56 262.77.78 264.00.00 265.22.22 266.44.44
56 ,, . . 265.06.67 266.31.11 267.55.56 268.80.00 270.04.44 27.1.21.89
57 , , , 269.80.00 271.06.67 272.33.33 273.60.00 274.86.66 276. 13.33
58 ,, . 274.53.33 275.82.22 277.1.1.11 278.40.00 279.68.89 280.97.78
59 ,, . . 279.26.67 280.57.78 281.88.89 283.20.00 284.51.11 285.82.22
60 ,, . . 284.00.00 285.33.33 286.66.67 288.00.00 289 33.33 290.66.67
61 , . . 288.73.33 290.08.89 291.44.44 292.80.00 294. 15.56 295.51. 11
62 ,, . . 293.46.67 2.94.84.44 296.22.22 297.60.00 298.97.78 300.35.56
63 ,, . . 298.20.00 299.60.00 301.00.00 302.40.00 303.80,00 305.20.00
64 ,, . . 302.93.33 304.35.56 305.77.78 307.20.00 308.62.22 3.10.04.44
65 ,, . . 307.66.67 309.11.11 310.55.56 3.12.00.00 313.44.44 3.14.88.89
66 ,, . . 312.40.00 313.86.67 3.15.33.33 316.80.00 3.18.26.67 319.73.33
67 ,, . . 317. 13.33 318.62.22 || 320.1.1.11 || 321.60.00 || 323.08.89 || 324.57.78
68 ,, . . 321.86.67 323.37.78 324.88.89 326.40.00 327.91.11 329.42.22
69 ,, . . 326.60.00 328. 13.33 3.29.66.67 33 1.20.00 332.73.33 334.26.67
70 ,, . . 33 1.33.33 332.88.89 334.44.44 336.00.00 337.55.56 339.11.11
71 , . . 336.06.67 337.64.44 339.22.22 340.80.OO 342.37.78 343.95.56
72 ,, . . 340.80.00 342,40.00 344.00.00 345.60.00 347.20.00 348.80.00
73 , . . 345.53.33 347.15.56 348.77.77 350.40.00 352.02.22 353.64.44
74 ,, . . 350.26.67 351.91.11 353.55.56 355.20.00 356.84.44 358.48.89
75 . . . 355.00.00 356.66.67 358.33.33 360.00.00 361.66.67 363.33.33
76 ,, . . 359.73.33 361.42.22 363.11.11 364.80.00 366.48.89 368. 17.78
77 , . . 364.46.67 366.17.78 367.88.89 369.60.00 371.31.11 373.02.22
78 ,, . . 369.20.00 370.93.33 372.66.67 374.40.00 376. 13.33 377.86.67
79 ,, . . 373.93.33 375.68.89 377.44.44 379.20.00 380.95.56 382.71.11
80 , , . . 378.66.67 380.44.44 382.2.2.2.2 384.00.00 385.77.78 387.55.56
8] ,, . . 383.40.00 385.20.00 387.00.00 388.80.00 390.60.00 392.40.00
82 ,, . . 388. 13.33 389.95.56 391.77.78 393.60.00 395.42.22 397.24.44
83 ,, . . 392.86.67 394.71.] 1 396.55.56 398.40.00 400.24.44 402.08.89
84 ,, . . 397.60.00 399.46.67 401.33.33 403.20.00 405.06.67 4O6.93.33
85 ,, . . 402.33.33 404.22.22 406.11.11 408.00.00 409.88.89 || 4 || 1.77.78
86 ,, . 407.06.67 408.97.78 410.88.89 412.80.00 414.71.11 4 16.62.22
87 ,, . . 41 1.80.00 413,73.33 415.66.67 4 17.60.00 419.53.33 421.46.67
88 ,, . . 416.53.33 418.48.89 420.44.44 422.40.00 424.35.56 426.31.11
INTO UNITED STATEs’ CURRENCY.
87

* , tº 109].
British Or *
*| Discº Góm.
Dol.cts.m.
47 Pds. 228.73.33
48 , , . . 233.60.00
49 , , 238.46.67
50 , , 243.73.33
51 , , 248.20.00
52 , 253.06.67
53 , , , 257.93.33
54 , , 262.80.00
55 , , 267.66.67
56 , , 272.53.33
57 2, 277.40.00
58 ,, 282.26.67
59 , , 287. 13.33
60 ,, 292.00.00
61 , , 296.86.67
62 , 301.73.33
63 , 306.60.00
64 , 311.46.67
65 , 316.33.33
66 ,, 3.21.20.00
67 ,, 326.06.67
68 ,, 330.93.33
69 ,, 335.80.00
70 ,, 340.66.67
71 , 345. 53.33
72 , 350.40.00
73 , 355.26.67
74 , 360. 13.33
75 ,, 365.00.00
76 ,, 369.86.67
77 ,, 374.73.33
78 ,, 379.60.00
79 , 384.46.67
80 , , 389.33.33
81 ,, 394.20.00
82 ,, 399.06.67
83 , 403.93.33
84 , , 408.80.00
85 ,, 413.66.67
86 ,, .. 418.53.33
87 ,, 423.40.00
88 ,, 428.26 67
| 10
OF
D4.88c.8Sm.
110,
Ol'
D4.01 c. 11 m.
Dol.cts.m.
220.77.78
234.66.67
239.55.56
244.44.44
249.33.33
254.22.22
259. 1 1.11
264.00.00
268.88.88
273.77.78
278.66.67
283.55.56
288.44.44
293.33.33
298.22.22
300. I 1.11
308.00.00
312.88.89
317.77.78
322.66.67
327.55.56
332.44.44
337.33.33
342.22, 22
347.11.11
352.00.00
356.88.89
361.77.78
366.66.67
371.55.56
376.44.44
381.33.33
386.22.22
391.1.1.11
396.00.00
400.88.89
405.77.78
410.66.67
415.55.56
420.44.44
425.33.33
430.22.22
Dol.cts.m.
23 ().8 1.22
235.72.33
240.63.44
245.55.56
250.46.67
255.37.78
260.28.89
265.20.00
270. 11.11
275.02.22
279.93.33
284.84.44
289.75.56
294.66.67
299.57.78
304.4S.89
309.40.00
3.14.31.11
3.19.22.22
324. 13.33
329.04.44
333.95.56
338 86.67
343.77.78
348.68.89
353.60.00
358.51.11
363.42.22
368.33.33
373.24.44
378. 15.56
383.06.67
387.97.78
392.88.89
397.80.00
402.7.1.11
407.62.22
412.53.33
417.44.44
422,35.56
427.26.67
432.17.78
| | | 111,
Or Or
D4.93c.33m. | D4.950.55m.
Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
231.86.67 232.91. I l
236.80.00 237.86.67
241.73.33 242.82.22
246.66.67 247.77.78
251.60,00 252.73.33
256.53.33 257.68.89
261.46.67 262 64.44
266.40.00 267.60.00
271.33.33 272.55.56
276.26.67 277.51.11
28 1.20.00 282.46.67
286. 13.33 287.42.22
291.06.67 292.37 78
296.00.00 297.33.33
300.93.33 302.28.89
305.86.67 307.24.44
3.10.80.00 312.20.00
315.73,33 317. 15.56
320.66.67 322. 11.1 !
325.60.00 327.06.67
330.53.33 332.02.22
335.46.67 336.97.78
340.40.00 341.93.33
345.33.33 346.88.89
350.26.67 351.84.44
355.20.00 356.80.00
360. 13.33 361.75.56
365.06.67 366.7.1.11
370.00.00 371.66.67
374.93.33 376.62:22
379.86.66 381.57.78
384.80.00 386.53.33
389.73.33 391.48.89
394.66.67 396.44.44
399.60.00 401.40.00
404.53.33 4O6.35.66
409.46.67 411.31. 11
4.14.40.00 416.26.67
419.33.33 421.22.22
424.26.67 426.17.78
429.20.00 431. 13.33
434.13.33 436.08.89
| 12
Or
D4.97c.77m.
Dol.cts.m.
233.95.56
238.93.33
243.91.11
248.88.89
253.86.67
258.84.44
263.82.22
268.80.00
273.77.78
278.75.55
283.73.33
288.71. 11
293.68.89
298.66.67
303.64.44
308.62.22
313.60.00
318.57.78
323.55.56
328.53.33
333.51.11
338.48.89
343.46.67
348.44.44
353.42.22
358.40.00
363.37.78
368.35.56
373.33.33
378.31.11
383.28.89
388.26.67
393.24.44
398.22.22
403.20.00
408. 17.78
413.15.56
418. 13.33
423.11.11
428.08.89
433.06.67
438.04.44

88 REDUCTION OF BRITISH STER LING MION EY
1. - t
British Par. 100% 10] 101, 102 1024 10}
Sterling. or OT OT OI’ OI’ OI’ Or
D4.44c.44m. | D4.46c.66m. D4.48c.88m. D4.51c.11m. D4.53c,33m. D4.55c.55m. D4.57c.;
Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dolt:
89 Pols. 395. 55.55 397.53.33 399.51.1 l 401.48.89 403.46.67 405.44.44 407,4
90 , , 400.00.00 | 402.00.00 404.00.00 406.00.00 408.00.00 410.00.00 412,ſ}
91 , , 404, 44.44 406.46.67 408.48.89 410.51. 11 4 12.53.33 4.14.55.56 416.5
92 ,, 408.88.88 410.93.33 412.97.78 415.02.22 417.06.67 4.19.11. I l 421.]
93 , , 4 13.33.33 415.40.00 417.46.67 419,53.33 421.60.00 423.66.67 425.
94 ,, 417.77.77 419.86.67 421.95.56 424.04.44 426. 13.33 428.22.22 430,3
95 , , 422.22.22 424.33.33 426 44.44 428.55.56 430.66.67 432,77.78 434.8
96 ,, 426.66.66 428.80.00 430.93.33 433.06.67 435.20.00 437.33.33 430,4ſ.
97 , , 431. 11.11 433.26.67 435.42 22 437.57.78 439.73.33 44.1.88.89 444.04
98 , , 435.55.55 437.73.33. 439.91.11 442.08.89 444.26.67 446.44.44 448.5%
99 , , 440.00.00 442.2000' 44440.00 446.60.00 448.80.00 451.00.00 453.2
100 , , 444.44.44 446.66.67 448.88.89 451. 1 1. 11 453.33.33 455.55.56 457.7
200 ,, 888.88.88 893.33 33 897.77.78 002.22.22 906.66.67 911. 11. II 915,5:
300 , , | 1,333.33.33 1,340.00.00 1,346.66.67 | 1,353.33.33 1,360.00.00 | 1,366.66.67 1,373.33
400 , | 1,777.77.77| 1,786.66.67 1,795.55.56| 1,804.44.44 1,813.33.33 | 1,822.22.22 | 1,831.]]
500 ,, 2,222.22.22 2,233.33.33 2,244.44.44 2,255.55.56 2,266.66.67 2,277.77.78 2,288.8
600 ,, 2,666.66.66 2,680.00.00 2,693.33.33 || 2,706.66.67 2,720.00.00 2,733.33.33 2,746.6ſ
700 ,, 3,111.11.11 3,126.66.67 3,142.22.22 || 3,157.77.78 3, 173.33.33 3, 188.88.89 || 3,204,4
800 ,, 3,555.55.55 3,573.33.33 3,591. 11.11 || 3,608.88.89| 3,626.66.67 3,644,44.44 || 3.662.2.
900 ,, 4,000.00.00 4,020.00.00 4,040.00.00 || 4,060.00.00 4,080.00.00 || 4,100.00.00 4,120,0ſ
1000 ,, 4,444.44.44 4,466.66.67 4,488.88.89 4,511.11.11 || 4,533.33.33 4,555.55.56 4,577.77
1500 , | 6,666.66.67 6,700.00.00 6,733.33.33 6,766 66.67 6,800 00.00 6,833.33.33 6,866.66
2000 ,, 8,888.88.89 || 8,933.33.00 8,977.77.78 || 9,022.22.22 || 9,066.66.67 || 9,111.11.11 || 9,155.5%
2500 ,, 11,111.11.11 | 11,166.66.67 11,222.22.22 11,277.77.78 11,333.33.33 11,388.88.89 11,44444
3000 ,, 13,333.33.33 13,400.00.00 || 13,466.66.67 || 13,533.33.33 || 13,600.00.00 || 13,666.66.67 13,733.3%
4000 ,, 17,777.77.78 17,866.66.67 17,955.55.66 18,044.44.44 18,133.33.33 18,222.22.22 11,311,1]
5000 ,, 22,222.22.22 22,333.33.33 22,444.44.44 22,555.55.56 22,666.66.67 22,777.77.78 22,888.88
INTO UNITED STATEs’ CURRENCY. 89

103} 104 10.4% 105 105} 106
| British
Sterling. OT OT Or Or Or Or
D4.60c.00m. | 104.62c.22m. | D4.64c.44m. | D4.66c.66m. D4.68c.88.m. | D4.71 c.11m.
*- Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
89 Pals. 409.40.00 411.37.78 413.35.56 || 415.33.33 || 417.31.11 419.28.89
90 , , 4.14.00.00 || 416.00.00 || 418.00.00 || 420.00.00 422.00.00 424.00.00
91 , , 418.60.00 420.62.22 422.64.44 || 424.66.67 || 426.68.89 || 428.7.1.11
92 , , 423.20.90 425.24.44 427.28.89 || 429.33.33 431.37.78 || 433.42.22
93 , , 427.80.00 429.86.67 431.93.33 434.00.00 436.06.67 || 438. 13.33
94 , , 432.40.00 434.48.89 436.57.78 438.66.67 440.75.56 442.84.44
95 , 437.00.00 439.11.11 441.22.22 443.33.33 445.44.44 447.55.56
96 ,, 441.60.00 443.73.33 445.86.67 || 448.00.00 450. 13.33 452.26.67
97 , , 446.20.00 448.35.56 450.51.1 l 452.66.67 454.82.22 || 456.97.78
98 , , 450.80.00 453.97.78 455. 15.56 467.33.33 459.51.11 461.68.89
99 , , 455.40.00 457.60.00 459.80.00 || 462.00.00 464.20.00 || 466.40.00
100 , , 460.00.00 462.22.22 || 464.44.44 || 466.66.67 468.88.89 471.1.1.11
200 ,, 920.00.00 924.44.44 928.88.89 933.33.33 937.77.78 942.22.22
300 ,, 1,380.00.00 | 1,386.66.67 | 1,393.33.33 | 1,400.00.00 | 1,406.66.67 | 1,413.33.33
400 ,, 1,840.00.00 | 1,848.88.89 | 1,857.77.78 1,866.66.67 | 1,875.55.56 | 1,884.44.44
500 ,, 2,300.00.00 2,311.11.11 2,322.22.22 2,333.33.33 2,344.44.44 2,355.55.56
600 ,, 2,760.00.00 2,773.33.33 2,786.66.67 2,800.00.00 2,813.33.33 2,826.66.67
700 ,, 3,220.00.00 3,235.55.56 || 3,251.11.11 3,266.66.67 3,282.22.22 || 3,297.77.78
800 ,, 3,680.00.00 3,697.77.78 || 3,715.55.56 3,733.33.33 3,751.11.11 3,768.88.89
900 ,, 4,140.00.00 || 4,160.00.00 || 4,180.00.00 || 4,200.00.00 4,220.00.00 || 4,240.00.00
1000 ,, 4,600.00.00 4,622.22.22 || 4,644.44.44 4,666.66.67 || 4,688.88.88 || 4,711.11.11
1500 , , ; 6,900.00.00 6,933.33.33 6,966.66.67 7,000.00.00 7,033.33.33 7,066.66.67
2000 ,, 9,200.00.00 9,244.44.44 9,288.88.89 || 9,333.33.33 || 9,377.77.78 9,422.22.22
2500 ,, 11,500.00.00 11,555.55.56 11,611.11.11 || 11,666.66.67 || 11,722.22.22 11,777.77.77
3000 ,, 13,800.00.00 | 13,866.66.67 || 13,933.33.33 || 14,000.00.00 || 14,066.66.67 || 14,133.33.33
|4000 , | 18,400.00.00 18,488.88.89| 18,577.77.77|18,666.66.67|18,755.55.56|18,844.4444
5000 ,, 23,000,00.00 || 23,111.11.11 || 23.222.22.22 || 23,333.33.33 23,444.44.44 23,555.55.56
90
R EDUCTION OF BRITISH STERLING MONEY

tº a º 106% 107 107% 108 108} 109
British
Sterling. Or Or OT OT OI’ OT
D4.73c.33m. | D4.75c.55m. | D4.77c.77m. | D4.80c.00m. | D4.82c.22m. D4.84c.44m.
Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol cts.m. Dol, cts,m.
89 Pds. 421.26.67 423.24.44 425.22.22 427.20.00 429.17.78 431. 15.56
90 ,, 426.00.00 428.00.00 430.00.00 432.00.00 434.00.00 436.00.00
91 , , 430.73.33 432.75.56 434.77.78 436.80.00 438.82.22 440.84.44
92 , 435.46.67 437.51.11 439.55.56 414.60.00 443.64.44 445.68.89
93 , 440.20.00 442.26.67 444.33.33 446.40.00 448.46.67 450.53.33
94 , , 444.93.33 447.02.22 449.11.1 1 451.20.00 453.28.89 455.37.78
95 ,, 449.66.67 451.77.78 453.88.89 456.00.00 458. 11.11 460.22.22
96 ,, 454.40.00 456.53.33 458.66.67 460.80.00 462.93.33 465.06.67
97 , , 459. 13.33 461.28.89 463.44.44 465.60.00 467.75.56 469.91.11
98 , , 463.86.67 466.04.44 468.22.22 470.40.00 472.57.78 474.75.56
99 , , 468.60.00 || 470.80.00 || 473.00.00 475.20.00 477.40.00 479.60.00
100 , , 473.33.33 475.55.56 477.77.78 480.00.00 482.22.22 484.44.44
200 , , 946.66.67 951.1.1.11 955.55.56 960.00.00 964.44.44 968.88.89
300 ,, 1,420.00.00 | 1,426.66.67 | 1,433.33.33 | 1,440.00.00 | 1,446.66.67 | 1,453.33.33
400 ..., 1,893.33.33 1,902.22.22 | 1,911.11.11 | 1,920.00.00 1,928.88.89 | 1,937.77.78
500 ,, 2,366.66.67 2,377.77.78 2,388.88.88 2,400.00.00 2,411.11.11 || 2,422.22.22
600 ,, 2,840.00.00 2,853.33.33 2,866.66.67 2,880.00.00 2,893.33.33 2,906.66.67
700 ,, 3,313.32.33 3,328.88.89 || 3,344.44.44 || 3,360.00.00 3,375.55.56 3,391.11.11
800 ,, 3,786.66.67 3,804.44.44 3,822.22.22 3,840.00.00 3,857.77.78 3,875.55.56
900 ,, 4,260.00.00 4,280.00.00 4,300.00.00 4,320.00.00 4,340.00.00 4,360.00.00
1000 ,, 4,733.33.33 4,755.55.56 || 4,777.77.77|| 4,800.00.00 || 4,822.22.22 || 4,844.44.44
1500 ,, 7,100.00.00 7,133.33.33 7,166.66.67 7,200.00.00 7,233.88.88 7,266.66.67
2000 , , 9,466.66.67 9,511.11.11 || 9,555.55.56 9,600.00.00 9,644.44.44 9,688.88.89
2500 ,, 11,833.33.33 11,888.88.89 11,944.44.44 12,000.00.00 | 12,055.55.56 | 12,111.11.11
3000 ,, 14,200.00.00 14,266.66.67 14,333.33.33 14,400.00.00 14,466.66.67 14,533.33.33
4000 ,, 18,933.33.33 |19,022.22.22 | 19,111.11.11 | 19,200.00.00 | 19,288.88.89 | 19,377.77.78
5000 , 23,666.66.67 |28,777.77.78 |23,888.88.89 |24,000.00.00|24,111.11.11 || 24,222.22.22
INTO UNITED STATI’s' cu RRENCY.

109% | 10 1.10% | | | 1 l l ; 1 12
British
Sterling. Or Or Or Ol' Or Or
D4.86c.66m. D4.88c.88m. | D4.91c. 11m. | D4.93c.33m. | D4.95c.55m. | D4.97c.77m.
Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m. Dol.cts.m.
89 Pds. 433. 13.33 435.1.1.11 437.08.89 439.06.67 441.04.44 443.02.22
90 ,, 438.00.00 440.00.00 442.00.00 444.00.00 446.00.00 448.00.00
91 , , 442.86.67 444.88.89 446.91.11 448.93.33 450.95.56 452.97.77
92 ,, 447.73.33 449.77.78 451. 82.22 453.86.67 455.91.11 457.95.56
93 , , 452.60.00 || 454.66.67 || 456.73.33 || 458.80.00 || 460.86.67 || 462.93.33
94 , , 457.46.67 459.55.56 461.64.44 463.73.33 465.82.22 467.91.11
95 ,, 462.33.33 464.44.44 466.55.56 468.66.67 470.77.78 472.88.89
96 ,, 467.20.00 469.33.33 471.46.67 473.60.00 475.73.33 477.86.67
97 , 472.06.67 474.22.22 476.37.78 478.53.33 480.68.89 482.84.44
98 , , 476.93.33 479.11.11 481.28.89 483.46.67 485.64.44 487.82.22
99 , , 481.80.00 484.00.00 486,20.00 488.40.00 490.60.00 492.80.00
100 , , 486.66.67 488.88.89 491.1 1. 11 493.33.33 495.55.56 497.77.78
200 ,, 973.33.33 977.77.78 982.22.22 986.66.67 991. 11.11 995. 55.56
300 ,, 1,460.00.00 | 1,466.66.67 | 1,473.33.33 1,480.00.00 | 1,486.66.67 | 1,493.33.33
400 ,, 1,946.66.67 1,955.55.56 1,964.44.44 1,973.33.33 | 1,982.22.22 || 1,991. 11.11
500 ,, 2,433.33.33 2,444.44.44 2,455.55.56 2,466.66.67 || 2,477.77.78 2,488.88.89
600 ,, 2,920.00.00 || 2,933.33.33 2,946.66.67 2,960.00.00 2,973.33.33 2,986.66.67
700 ,, 3,406.66.67 3,422.22.22 || 3,437.77.78 || 3,453.33.33 || 3,468.88.89 || 3,484.44.44
800 ,, 3,893.33.33 3,911.11.11 || 3,928.88.89 || 3,946.66.67 3,964.44.44 3,982.22.22
900 ,, 4,380.00.00 4,400.00.00 || 4,420,00.00 4,440.00.00 || 4,460.00.00 || 4,480.00.00
1000 ,, 4,866.66.67 || 4,888.88.89 || 4,911.11.11 || 4,933.33.33 || 4,955.55.56 || 4,977.77.78
1500 ,, 7,300.00.00 7,333.33.33 || 7,366.66.67 || 7,400.00.00 || 7,433.33.33 || 7,466.66.67
2000 ,, 9,733.33.33 || 9,777.77.78 || 9,822.22.22 || 9,866.66.77|| 9,911.11.11 || 9,955.55.56
2500 , | 12,166.66.67 12,222.22.22 || 12,277.77.78 12,333.33.33 | 12,388.88.80 | 12,444.44.44
3000 ,, 14,600.00.00 || 14,666.66.67 || 14,733.33.33 || 14,800.00.00 || 14.866.66.67|14,933.33.33
4000 , | 19,466.66.67 | 19,555.55.56 || 19,644.44.44 19,733.33.33 19,822.22.22 | 19,911.11.11
4000 ,, 24,333.33.33 24,444.44.44 24,555.55.56 24.666.66.67 24,777.77.78 24,888.88.89
92.
ARBITRATIONS OF EXCHANGE.
P A R I S.
Paris, at 60 days after sight, bought in New York at 5 francs, 35
centimes, per dollar, and negociated in London (for cash) at 25 francs, 75
centimes, per pound sterling; required the arbitrated rate of exchange at
New York on London, all extra charges of the operation taken into
account :
American pounds = 100 pounds sterling, at 60 days after sight,
l = 25 francs, 75 centimes,
5.35 = 1 dollar,
40 = 9 pounds American,
100 = 100; (; per cent extra commission, and #
per cent brokerage in London,)
100 = 99 (1 per cent interest, to establish the ex-
change, at 60 days after sight.)
Result: 107.88 per cent.
Fiated numbers for this arbitration :
22414 x * exchange in London on Paris.
1000 x * exchange in New York on Paris.
TA B L E.

Quo-
tations
in
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
5 frcs. 35 cent.
London.
p.100l st
p. 11 st.
5 frcs. 36 cent.
5 frcs.
37 cent.
5 frcs.
38 cent.
5 frcs.
39 cent.
p. 1001 st
p. 11 st.
Fr. cts.
25.75
25.77;
25.80
25.82%
25.85
25.87;
25 90
25.92%
25.95
25.97;
26 00
26.02%
26.05
26.07;
26.10
f
10788
107.98
108.09
108.19
108.30
108,40
108.5l
108.61
108.72
108.82
108.93
109.03
109.14
109.24
1993,
D.ct. 1n.
4.79.47
4.79.91
4,80.36
4.80.84
4.81.50
4.81.87
4.82.27
4.82.71
4.83.20
4.83.64
4.84.13
4.84.58
4.85.07
4.85.55
4.86.00
f
107.68
107.78
107.89
107.99
108.10
108.20
108.31
108.41
108.52
108.62
108.73
108.83
108.94
109.04
109.15
D.ct.m.
4.78.58
4.79.02
5.79.51
4.79.96
4.80.44
4.80.89
4.81.38
4.81.82
4.82.31
4.82.75
4.83.24
4.83.69
4.84.18
4.84.62
4.85, ll
p.1007 st
2
107.48
107.58
107.69
107.79
107.90
108.00
108.11
108.21
108.32
108.42
108.53
108.63
108,74
108,84
108,95
p. 11 st.
D.ot.m.
4.77.69
4.78. 13
4.78.61
4.79,07
4.79.56
4.80.00
4.80.49
4.80.93
4.81.42
4.81.87
4.82.36
4.82.90
4.83.29
4.83,73
4.84.22
p.1002 st
f
107.28
107.38
107.49
107.59
107.70
107.80
107.91
108.01
108.12
108.22
108.33
108,43
108.54
108.64
108.75
p. ll st.
D.ct.m.
4.76.80
5.77.24
4.77.73
4.78 18
4.78.67
4.79.11
4.79.58
4,80.04
4.80,53
4,80.98
4.81.47
4.81.91
4.82.40
4.82.84
4.83.33
p.100l st
f
107.08
107.18
107.29
J07.39
107.50
107.60
107.71
107.81
107.92
108.02
108.13
108.23
108.34
108.44
108.55
p. 11st,
D.ct.m.
4.75.91
4.76.36.
4.78.46
4.77.29
4 77.78
4.78.22
4.78.71
4.79.16.
4.79.64
4.80.09
4.80.58
4.81.02
4.81.51
4.81.95
4.82.44
93
ARBITRATIONS OF EXCHANGE.
P A R I S.

Quo-
tations
in
London.
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
5 frcs.
40 cent.
5 frcs. 41 cent.
5 frcs. 42 cent.
5 frcs. 43 cent.
5 frcs. 44 cent.
p. 100l st
p. 11 st.
p 100l st
p, ll st.
Frcts.
25.75
25.77;
25.80
25.82%
25.85
25.87;
25.90
25.92%
25.95
25.97%
26.00
26.02%
26.05
26.07;
26.10
p. 100l st
p. 11 st.
f
106.88
I ()6.98
107.09
107.19
107.30
107.40
107.51
107.61
107.72
107.82
107.93
108.03
108.14
108.24
108.35
D.ct.m.
4.75.02
4,75.47
4.75.96
4.76.40
4.76.89
4,77.33
4.77.82
4,7827
4.78,76
4.79.20
4.79.69
4,80.13
4.80.62
4.81.07
4,8].55
f
106.68
106.78
106 89
106.99
107.10
107.20
107.31
107.41
107.52
107.62
107.73
107.83
107.94
108.04
108.15
D ct.m.
4.74.13
4.74.58
4.75.07
4.75.5l
4.76.00
4.76.44
4.76 93
4.77.36
4.77.98
4.78.31
4.78.80
4.79.24
4.79.73
4.S0, 18
4.80.67
f
106.48
106.58
106.69
106.79
106.90
107.00
107.11
107,21
107.32
107.42
107.53
107.63
107.74
107.84
107.95
D.ct.m.
4 73.24
4.73.69
4.74.18
4.74.62
4.75.11
4.75.56
4.76.04
4.76.49
4.76.98
4,77.42
4.77.91
4.78.36
4.78.84
4.79.29
4.79.78
p. 100l st
p. 11 st.
p. 1001 st
p. Il st
5 frcs. 45 cent.
p.1001 st
p. l l st.
f
106,28
106.38
106,49
106.59
106.70
106.80
106.91
107.01
107.12
107.22
107.33
107.43
107.54
107.64
107.75
D ct in.
4.73.36
4.72.80
2.73.49
4.73.73
4.74.22
4.74.67
4.75. 16
4.75.60
4.76 09
4.76.53
4.77.02
4.77.47
4 77.96
4.78.40
4.78.89
3.
106.08
106.18
106.29
106.39
106.50
106.60
106.71
106.8.l.
106.92
107.02
107.13
107.23
107.34
107.44
107.55
D.ct.m.
4.71.47
4.71.91
4.72.40
4.72.84
4.73.33
4.73.78
4.74 27
4.74.71
4.75.20
4.75.64
4.76.13
4.76.58
4.77.07
4.77 51
4.78.00
38
105,88
105.98
106.09
106, 19
"106.30
106.40
106.5l
l()6.61
106.72
106.82
106.93
107.03
107.14
107.24
107.35
D.ct. m.
4.70.58.
4.7.1.02
4.71.51
4.71.96
4.72.44
4.72.89
4.73.38
4.73.82
4.7.4.31
4.74.76
4.75.24
4.75.69
4.76.18
4.76.62
4.77.11
A M S T E R D A M.
Amsterdam, at 60 days after sight, bought in New York at 38 cents
per guilder, and negociated in London (for cash) at 11 guilders, 16
stivers; required the arbitrated rate of exchange at New York on
London, all extra charges of this operation taken into account:
American Pounds = 100 pounds sterling, at 60 days after sight,
*11;; guilders,
*38 cents,
1 dollar,
9 pounds American,
1005 (extra commission and brokerage in London,)
99=(I per cent interest in favour of an indirect
remittance.)
100
40
100
100
1 =
-
*-
-
-
Result: 100.51. per cent.
Fiated numbers for this arbitration :
22415 x * Exchange in New York, x * Exchange in London.
100,000.
94
A M S T E R D A M.
ARBITRATIONS OF EXCHANGE.

QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Quotations
in 38 Cents. 39 Cents. 40 centS. 41 cents.
London.
p. 3'100 st. pr. £1, st. |p.f. 100 st. p. 381. st. p. 38'100 st. p. 361. st. p. 3'100. st. p. fl. st.
Fl. st. £ Dl. cts. m. ić Dl.cts.m. £ ſ).cts.m. f D.cts, m.
1 1.16 100.5 1 || 4.46.7 | 105. 15 4.58.44 || 105.80 || 4.70.22 108.44 || 4.8 1.96
1 1. 17 100.94 || 4.48 62 103.59 || 4.60.40 || 106.25 || 4.72.22 108.90 || 4.84.00
1 1. 18 || 101.36 4.50 49 || 104.03 4.62.36 || 106.70 || 4.74.22 || 1 09.36 || 4.86.04
1 1. 19 101.79 || 4.52.4() 104.47 4.64.3 | 107. 14 || 4.76. 18 109.82 4.88.09
12.. O ! 02.2 1 || 4.54.31 104.90 4.66.22 || 107.59 || 4.78. 18 || 1 || 0.28 4.90. 13
12. 1 102.64 || 4.56.18 105.34 4.68. 18 ! 08.04 || 4.80. 18 1 1 0.74 4.92. 18
12, 2 | 03.07 || 4.58.09 105.78 4.70. 1 3 || 1 08.49 || 4.82. 18 1 11.20 || 4.94.22
12. 3 103.49 || 4.59.96 || 106.22 4.72.09 || 108 94 || 4.84. I 8 || 1 | 1.66 || 4.96.27
12. 4 103.92 || 4.61.87 106.66 4.74. O5 109.39 || 4.86.18 1 12. 13 || 4.98.35
12. 5 104.35 | 4.63.78 || 107. 1 0 || 4.76.00 || 109.84 || 4.88. 18 || 1 12.59 || 5.00.40
12. 6 104.77 4.6.565 107.54 || 4.77.96 || 1 10.29 || 4.90. 18 1 1 3.05 || 5.02.44
12. 7 1 O5.20 || 4.67.56 107.98 || 4.79.91 1 1 0.73 || 4.9%. 13 l 13.57 5.04. 49
! 2. 8 105.62 || 4.69.42 108.4 1 || 4.81.82 || 1 | 1. 18 4.94. 13 1 13.97 5.06.53
CONTINUATION.
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Quotations
in 42 Cents. 43 centS. 44 CentS. 45 Cents.
London.
p.36100st. p. 361. st.p. fl00. st. p. fl. st. p. 38'100. st p. fl. st. p. 6'100 st. p. 61. st.
Fl. St. £ D.cts.m. .# D.cts.m. # D.cts.m. £ D cts.m.
1 1. 16 1 11.09 || 4.93.73 || 1 13.73 5.05. 47 1 16 38 5. 17.24 || | 19,02 || 5.28.98
| 1. 1 7 1 11.56 || 4.05.82 || || 14.21 || 5.07.60 || 1 16.87 5. 19.42 || 1 19.53 5.3.1.24
1 1. 18 || 1 12.03 || 4.97.91 l 14 70 5.09.78 || 1 17.37 5.2 1.64 || 120.03 || 5.33.47
1 1, 19 1 12.50 5.00.00 l 15, 18 || 5. l l .91 1 17.86 5.23.82 120.54 5.35.78
12. 0 || 1 12.97 || 5.02.09 || 1 15.66 || 5. 14.97 || 1 18.35 | 5.26.00 || 12 1.04 || 5.37.96
12" | 1 13.44 || 5.04. Hº || 1 16. 14 || 5. 16. 18 || 1 18.84 5.28. 18 || 12 1.58 5.40.18
12. 2 || 1 13.91 5.06.27 || 1 16.62 || 5, 18.81 || 1 19.34 5.30.40 || 122.05 || 5.42.44
12. 3 114.38 || 5.08.36 || 117. 1 0 || 5.20.44 || 1 19.88 || 5.32.58 || 122.57 || 5.44.76
12. 4 1 14 85 5. 10 44 l 17.59 5, 22.62 || || 20.32 5.34.76 || 123.06 || 5.46.93
12. 5 || 1 15.32 5.12.53 || 1 18.07 || 5.24.76 || 120 82 5.36.98 || 123.57 5.49.20
12. 6 || 115.80 || 5. 14.67 || 1 18.56 || 5.26.98 || 121.31 || 5.39.20 | 124.08 || 5.51.47
12. 7 1 16.27 5. 16.76 || 1 || 9,05 || 5.29. I l 121.8 l 5.4 1.38 || 124.59 5.53.73
12. 8 || 1 || 6.74 5. 18.84 || 1 19.52 5.3.1.20 | 122.30 5.43.56 || 125.98 || 5 55.9 |

95
ARBITRATIONS OF EXCHANGE.
H A M B U R G H.
Hamburgh, at 60 days after sight, bought in New York at 34 cents per
mark banco, and negociated in London (for cash) at 13 marks, 8 shillings
banco; required the arbitrated direct exchange in New York at 60 days' sight,
on London, inclusive of charges :
l
l
100
40
100
100
r
~
*13% marks banco,
*34 cents,
1 dollar,
9 pounds,
100á (extra commission and brokerage in London,)
99, (1 per cent interest to establish the exchange at
2 months’ sight.)
Result: 102.88. per cent.
Fived numbers for this arbitration :
22415 x * exchange in New York.
Pounds = 100 pounds sterling, at 60 days' sight,
x * exchange in London.
100,000.
TA B L E.
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
tati
Quotations 33 cents. 34 centS. 35 cents 36 cents.
in
London. p. 6100 st. p. 61 st. p. 6100 st. p. 381 st. p. 8100 st. p. 61 st. p. 8100 st. p. 381 st.
M.bo.sh. f D.cts.m. f D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. f D.cts.m.
13. 8 99.85 4.43.78 || 102.88 4.57.24 || 105.90 4.70.67 || 108 93 || 484. 13
13. 9 100.32 4.45.87 || 1 03.36 || 4.59.38 || 106.40 || 4.72.89 || 109.44 4.86.40
13. 10 || 100.78 || 4.47.91 || 103.84 || 4.61.51 || 106.90 4.75. 1 1 || 109.95 4.88.67
13. 1 1 101.24 4.49 96 || 104.32 4.63.64 107.39 || 4.77.29 || 1 1 0.45 4.90.89
13. 12 101.7 | | 4.52.04 || 104.80 4.65.76 || 107.89 || 4.79.41 || 1 1 0.96 4.93. 16
13. 13 102.17 | 4.54.09 || 105.27 4.67.87 || 108.37 4.81.64 || 1 | 1.46 || 4.95.38
13. 14 102.64 4.56. 18 || 105.75 4.70.00 || 108.87 4.83.86 || 1 1 1.97 || 4.97.64
13, 15 103. ] 0 || 4.5.8.22 || 106.23 4.72. 13 || 1 09.35 | 4.86.00 || 1 12.47 4.99.87
14. O 103.56 || 4.60.27 | 106.71 4.74.24 || 109.84 || 4.88, 18 || 1 12.98 || 5.02.13
14. 1 104.02 || 4.62.31 || 107.18 4.76.34 || 1 1 0.32 || 4.90.36 || 1 13.48 5.04.36
14. 2 || 104.48 || 4.64.36 || 107.65 4.78.44 || 1 1 0.82 4.92.53 || 1 18.99 || 5.06.62
14. 3 104.94 || 4.66.40 || 108.12 4.80.54 || 1 | 1.31 4.94.71 || 1 14.49 || 5.08.84
14. 4 || 105.40 || 4.68.44 || 108.60 || 4.82.67 || 1 1 1.80 4.96.89 || 1 14.99 5, 1 1.07
14. 5 105.86 4.70.49 || 109.07 || 4.84.77 || 1 12.29 || 4.99.07 || 1 15.50 5.13.33
14. 6 || 106.32 || 4.72.53 || 109.55 || 4.86.89 || 1 12.78 5.01.24 || 1 16.01 || 5, 15.60
14. 7 106.78 || 4.74.57 || 110.03 || 4,88.99 || 1 18.27 | 5.03.42 || 1 16.51 5.17.82
14. S 107.24 4.76.62 || 1 1 0.50 || 4.91. 1 1 || 1 13.76 5.05.60 || 1 17.02 5.20.09

96
ARBITRATIONS OF EXCHANGE.
H A M B U R. G. H.
C O N T IN U A TI O N.

QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Quotations|
º 37 cents. 38 centS. 39 cents.
1Il
London. p. fl00 st. p. 381 st. p. 38'100 st. p. 381 st. p. 36100 st. p. 381 st.
M.bo...sh. f D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. f D.cts.m.
13, 8 1 11.96 4.97.60 1 14.99 5. I 1.07 1 18.02 5.24.53
13. 9 1 i 2.48 4.99.9 | 1 1 5.52 5. 1 3.42 1 18.56 5.26.93
13. 10 1 13.()2 5.02.32 | 16.06 5. I 5.82 1 19. 12 5.29 42
18. 1 1 1 13.52 5.04.53 1 16.59 5. 18. 18 l 19.66 5.3 1.82
13. 12 1 4.04 5.06.84 1 17. 12 5.20.53 120.20 5.34.22
13. 13 14.561 5.09. 16 1 17.65 5.22.89 120.75 5.36.67
13. 14 1 15. ( .. 8 5. 1 1.47 1 18. 19 5.25.29 12 1.30 5.30. 1 1
13. 15 1 15.60 5. 13.78 1 18.72 5.27.64 12 1.85 5.41 56
14. 0 1 16. 1 1 5. 16.04 119.25 5. 30.00 122.39 5.43.96
14. 1 1 16.63 5. 18.36 1 19.78 5.32.36 1 22.93 5.46.36
14. 2 117. 16 5.20.71 120.32 5. 34.76 123.49 5.48.84
14. 3 | 17.67 5.22 98 120.85 5.37.1 1 124.03 5.5 1.24
14. 4 1 18. 19 5.25.29 12 1.38 5.39.47 124.58 5.53.69
14. 5 1 18.71 5.27.60 12 1.91 5.4 l.82 125. 1 2 5.56.09
14. 6 1 19.23 5.29.9 | 122.45 5.4.4.22 125.67 5.58.53
14. 7 1 19.75 5. 32.22 J 22.98 5.46.57 126.22 5.63. 20
14. 8 120.27 5.34.57 123.52 5.48.98 127.77 5.63.43
97
ARBITRATIONS OF SPECIE.
D O L L A R S
BOUGHT IN NEW YORK, AND REMITTED TO LONDON FoR sALE.

10,000
10,000 dollars, at par, . . . & 00
Boxes, hoops and packing, 2&12 , 00
Shipping, bills of lading, and small charges . , 3, 25 15 25
2&| 10,015 25
Deduct, interest, to establish the exchange at 60 days
after sight, say 2 months, at 6 tº cent tº annum. . . . 100 15
23| 9,915 10
at par f 2,230 18
Sold in London, as follows:
10,000 dollars, weigh :
8,660 oz. ... a 50d. per oz. £ 1804 || 3
Freight, & 10,000, a &40. tº £9. . $2250. a gths.
per cent, gº tº £8, 8, 9.
Primage, 5 per cent. . 2, 0, 8, 8.
Insurance, £1850. a) 20s. cent.
£ 18, 10, 0
Policy duty, 2, 4, 14, 0
99 23 // 4, 0.
Landing charges, bags, bullion—porter, and
small charges, 2, 1 / 11 m 0.
Brokerage, # 5 cent, 2, 2 / 5, 1.
Commission, iſ cent, . . . . . » 9, 0, 5. 44 18
£ 1759 4
I 1
*
5
If £2,230, 18, Od. in America produce £1,759, 4, 5d. in London, what
is the exchange in America for £100 on London 2
Answer, É26.81.
98
ARBITRATIONS OF SPECIE.
D O L L A R S.

PREMIUM ON DOLLARS IN NEW YORK.
PRICE
1I] Par. # tº cent. # # cent. # tº cent.
London,
per oz. . p. 6100st. p. 61 st, p.£100st. p. 381 st. p.fl00st. p. 361 st. p.fl00st. p. 61 st.
Pence. £ D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. & D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m.
52 121.90 5.4 i. 78 || 122.05 || 5.42.44 || 122.21 5.43. 16 || 122.36 5.43.82
52} 121.32 5. 39.20 || 121.47 5.39.87 | 121.62 5.40.53 || 121.77 5.4 1.20
52% 120.74 5.36.62 | 120.89 5.37.29 || 12 1.04 || 5.37.96 || 121. 19 5.38.62
52} 120. 16 || 5.34.07 || 120.31 || 5.34.71 || 120.46 5.35.38 || 120.61 5.36.04
53 119.59 5.3 1.51 || 1 19.74 5.52. 18 || 1 19.89 5.32.84 || 120.04 || 5.33.51
53} 1 19.01 || 5.28.94 || 1 19. 16 5.29.60 || 1 19.32 5.30.31 || 1 19.46 5.30.93
58; 1 18.45 5.26.44 || 1 18.61 5.27. 16 || 1 18.76 || 5.27.82 || | 18.90 || 5.28.44
53; 1 17.91 5.24.00 || 1 18.06 || 5.24.71 || 1 18.21 5.25.38 || 1 18.35 | 5.26.00
54 | 17.36 || 5.21.60 || 1 |7.5 l 5.22.27 | 1 || 7.66 5.22.93 || 1 17.80 || 5.23.56
54} 1 16.82 5, 19.20 || 1 16.97 5. 19.87 || 1 || 7. 1 1 || 5.20.49 || 1 17.26 5.2 t . 16
54} 1 16.28 5. 16.80 || 1 16.43 || 5. 17.47 || 1 16.57 | 5. 18.09 || 1 16.72 5. 18.76
54; 1 15.75 || 5. 14.44 || 1 15.90 5.15.1 1 || 1 16.04 || 5. 15.73 || 1 16. 19 5. 16.40
55 115.22 5.12.09 || 1 15.36 5. 1 2.71 || 1 15.5 1 || 5. 13.38 || 1 15.65 || 5. 14.00
55} 1 14.69 || 5.09.73 || 1 14.83 5. 10.36 || 1 || 4.98 || 5. l 1.02 || 1 15. 12 || 5.1 1.64
55% 1 14.17 | 5 O7.42 || 1 || 4.31 5.08.04 || 1 14.46 5.08.7 1 || 1 14.60 5.09.33
55% 1 13.66 5.05. 16 || 1 13.80 5.05.78 || 1 13.94 || 5.06.40 || 1 14.09 || 5.07.06
56 1 13. 15 5.02.89 || 1 13,29 5.03.51 || 1 13.42 5.04.09 || 1 13.57 || 5.04.76
56} 1 12.64 5.00.62 || 1 12.78 5.01.25 || 1 12.92 || 5.0 1.87 || 1 13.06 || 5.02.49
56# 1 12. 14 || 4.98.40 || 1 12.29 || 4.99.07 || 1 12.43 || 4.99.69 || 1 12.57 || 5.00.31
56; 1 11.65 || 4.96.22 || 1 | 1.79 || 4.96.84 || 1 | 1.93 || 4.97.46 || 1 1 2.08 || 4.98. 13
57 1 11.15 || 4.94.00 || 1 | 1.28 4.94.62 || 1 | 1.43 || 4.95.24 || 1 1 1.57 || 4.95.87
57} 1 1 0.66 || 4.91.82 || 1 1 0.79 || 4.92.40 || 1 1 0.92 || 4.92.98 || 1 | 1.05 || 4.93.56
57% 1 10.18 4.89.69 || 1 1 0.32 4.90.31 || 1 10.46 || 4.90.93 || 1 1 0.60 || 4.91.50
57% 100.70 || 4.87.56 || 109.84 4.88. 18 || 109.98 || 4.88.80 || 1 10.12 || 4.89.42
58 109.22 || 4.85.42 || 109.36 4.86.04 || 109.50 4.86.67 || 109.63 4,87.24
58} 108.75 4.83.33 || 108.89 || 4.83.96 || 109.02 || 4.84.53 || 109. 16 || 4.85.15
58% 108.29 4.81.28 || 108.43 4.8 1.9l 108.56 4,82.39 || 108.70 || 4.83. 1 1
58% 107.83 || 4.79.24 || 107.97 || 4.79.87 || 108.1 O 4.80.44 || 108.24 4.81.07
59 107.37 || 4.77.20 | 107.5 1 || 4.77.82 | 107.64 || 4.78.40 || 107.78 4.79.02
59} 106.91 4.75. 16 || 107.04 || 4.75.73 || 107. 18 4.76.36 || 1 O7.31 || 4.76.9S
59; 106.46 4.73. 16 || 106.59 || 4.73.73 || 106.73 || 4.74.36 || 106.86 4.74.93
59% 106.01 || 4.71. 16 || 106.13 || 4.71.68 || 106.28 4.72.35 | 106.41 || 4.72.93
60 105.56 || 4.69. 16 || 105.70 || 4.69.68 || 105.83 || 4.70.35 | 105.96 || 4.70.93
ARBITRATIONS OF SPECIE.
D O L L A R S.

PREMIUM ON DOLLARS IN NEW YORK.
PRICE
in
# tº cent. # tº cent. # tº cent. # * cent.
London,
Per 0%. p. 6100st. p. 81, st. p.38.100st. p. 361 st. p.38.100st. p. 381 st. p. 8100st. p. 361 st.
Pence. f D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m.
52 122.51 5.44.49 || 122.66 5.45. 16 || 122.82 5.45.87 | 122.97 || 5.46.53
52} 121.93 5.42.91 || 122.08 || 5.42.56 || 122.23 5.43.24 || 122.38 5.43.91
52% 12 1.84 || 5.39.29 || 121.49 5.39.96 || 121.64 5.40.62 || 121.79 || 5.41.29
52# 120.76 5.36.71 || 120.91 5.37.38 || 121.06 || 3.38.04 || 121.21 5.38.71
53 120. 19 5.34. 18 || 120.34 5.34.84 || 120.49 5.35.51 || 120.64 5.36.18
53} 119.61 5.3 1.60 || 1 19.76 5.82.27 || 1 19.92 5.32.98 || 120.06 5.33.60
53} 1 19.06 || 5.29, 16 || 1 19.21 5.29.82 || 1 19.36 5.30.49 || 1 19.50 5.3 1. 1 1
53} 1 18.50 | 5.26.67 || 1 18.65 5.27.33 || 1 18.80 5.28.00 || 1 18.94 || 5.28.62
54 117.95 5.24.22 || 1 18. 10 5.24.89 || 1 18.25 5.25.56 || 1 18.39 5.26. 18
54} 117.41 5.21.82 || 1 17.55 5.22.24 || 1 17.70 || 5.28. 1 1 || 1 17.84 5.23.73
54% 1 16.86 5. 19.38 || 1 17.01 5.20.04 || 1 17.15 5.20.67 || 1 17.30 5.21.33
54} 1 16.33 5.17.02 || 1 16.48 || 5.17.69 || 1 16.62 |5. 18.31 || | 16.77 5. 18.98
55 115.80 5. 14.67 || 1 15.94 || 5. 15.29 || | 16.08 5. 15.91 || 1 16.23 5. 16.58
55} 1 15.27 5.12.31 || 1 15.41 || 5. 12.93 || 1 15.55 5, 13.56 || 1 15.70 || 5. 14.2.2
55#. 114.74 5.09.96 || 1 14.88 5.10.58 || 1 15.03 || 5.1 1.24 || 1 15. 17 | 5.11.87
55#. 114.23 5.07.69 || 1 14.87 5.08.31 || 1 14.52 | 5.08.'98 || 1 14.65 5.09.56
56 1 18.72 5.05.42 || 1 13.86 || 5.06.04 || 1 14.00 5.06.67 || 1 14.14 || 5.07.29
56} 1 13.21 5.03. 16 || 1 13.35 | 5.03.78 || 1 || 3.49 5.04.40 || 1 13.63 5.05.02
56# 1 12.71 5.00.93 || 1 12.85 5.01.56 || 1 12.99 || 5.02. 18 || 1 || 3. 13 5.02.80
56# 112.22 4.98.76 || 1 || 2.36 4.99.38 || 1 12.49 || 4.99.96 || 1 12.63 5.00.58
57 1 11.70 || 4.96.44 || 1 | 1.85 4.97. 1 1 || 1 | 1.98 || 4.97.69 || 1 12.12 || 4.98.31
57} 1 11.18 4.94.13 || 1 1 1.81 4.94.71 || 1 | 1.48 4.95.47 || 1 | 1.62 4.96.09
57% 1 10.74 4.92.09 || 1 10.87 || 4.92.74 11 1.01 || 4.93.38 || 1 11.14 || 4.93.96
57# 1 10.25 || 4.90.00 || 1 10.89 || 4.90.62 || 1 10.53 || 4.91.24 || 1 1 0.66 || 4.91.82
58 109.77 || 4.87.87 || 109.90 4.88.44 || 1 1 0.04 || 4.89.07 || 1 1 0.18 4.89.69
58} 109.30 4.85.78 || 109.43 4.86.36 || 109.57 4.86.98 || 109.70 || 4.87.56
58; 108.83 || 4.83.69 108.97 || 4.84.31 || 109. 1 0 || 4.84.89 || 109.24 || 4.85.51
58% 108.37 || 4.81.65 | 108.5 ! 4.82.24 || 108.64 || 4.82.84 || 108.78 4.83.47
59 107.91 4.79.58 || 108.05 || 4.80.22 || 108. 17 4.80.76 || 108.31 || 4.8 1.38
59% 107.45 || 4.77.56 || 107.58 || 4.78. 13 || 107.71 4.78.7 1 || 107.85 4.79.33
59% 107.00 4.75.56 || 107.13 4.76. 13 || 107.26 4.76.71 || 107.40 4.77.33
59; 106.54 4.73.51 || 106.67 4.74.09 || 106.81 || 4.74.71 || 106.94 || 4.75.99
60 106. 10 || 4.71.56 || 106.23 4.72. 13 || 106.36 4.72.71 || 106.49 4.73.33
| 00
ARBITRATIONS OF SPECIE.
D O L L A R S.

PREMIUM ON DOLLARS IN NEW YORK.
PRICE
in
1 tº cent. 1} + cent. 1} + cent.
London,
per oz. . p. 8100 cts. p. 381 st. p. 38.100 st. p. 381 st. p. 6100 st. p. 381 st.
Pence. £ D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. f D.cts.m.
52 123. 12 5.47.20 123.42 5.48.53 123.73 5.49.91
52} 1 22.53 5.44.58 122.83 5.45.91 123. 14 5.47.29
52; 121.94 5.41.96 122.24 5.43.29 122.55 5.44.67
52} 121.36 5.39.38 121.66 5.40.71 121.96 5.42.04
53 120.79 5.36.84 12 1.09 5.38. 18 121.39 5.39.51
53} 120.21 5.34.27 | 20.51 5.35.60 1 20.81 5.36.93
53% 119.65 5.31.78 1 19.94 5.33.07 120.24 5.34.40
53} 119.09 5.29.29 119.38 5.30.58 1 19.68 5.31.91
54 1 18.54 5.26.84 1 18.83 5.28. 13 119. 12 5.29.42
54} | 17.99 5.24.40 | 18.28 5.25.69 1 18.57 5.26.98
54% 1 17.44 5.2 1.96 1 17.73 5.23.24 I 18.02 5.24.53
54} 1 16.91 5.19.60 I 17.20 5.20.80 1 17.49 5.22. 18
55 1 16.87 5.17.20 116.66 5. 18.49 1 16.95. 5. 19.78
55} 115.84 5. 14.84 116. 12 5. 16.09 1 16.41 5.17.38
55% 1 15.31 5. 12.49 1 15.59 5. 13.73 1 15.88 5. I 5.02
55#. l 14.80 5. 10.22 1 15.08 5. 1 1.47 1 15.37 5. 1 2.76
56 1 14.28 5.07.9 | 1 14.56 5.09. 16 114.85 5. 10.44
56} 1 13.77 5.05.64 11 4.05 5.06.89 1 14.34 5.08.18
56# 1 13.27 5.03.42 1 13.55 5.04.67 1 13.83 5.05.9.1
56# 1 12.77 5. O 1.20 | 13.05 5.02.44 1 13.32 5.03.64
57 1 12.26 4.98.93 1 12.54 5.00. 18 I 12.89 5.0 1.42
57} 1 11.76 4.96.71 1 12.04 4.97.96 1 12.32 4.99.20
57% 1 11.98 4.94.58 1 11.56 4.95.82 1 1 1.83 4.97.02
57# 1 10.80 4.92.44 1 I 1.08 4.93.69 1 11 .35 4.94.89
58 1 1 0.32 4.90.31 1 10.59 4.91.51 1 I O.86 4.92.71
58} 109.84 4.88. 18 1 1 0. 1 1 4.89.38 1 10.39 4.90.62
58% 109.37 4.86.09 109.64 4.87.29 109.91 4.88.49
58% 108.91 4.84.04 109.18 4.85.24 109.45 4.86.44
59 108.44 , 4.81.96 108.7 1 4.83. 16 108.98 4.84.36
59} 107.98 4.79.91 108.25 4.81. 11 108.52 4.82.31
59% 1 O7.53 4.77.91 107.79 4.79.07 108.06 4.80.27
59; 107.07 4.7 5.87 107.33 4.77.02 107.60 4.78.22
60 106.62 4.73.87 106.88 4.75.02 107.15 4.76.22
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ARBITRATIONS OF SPECIE.
D O L L A R S.

PREMIUM ON DOLLARS IN NEW YORK.
PRICE
II]. 1} + cent. 2 # cent. 3 # cent.
London,
p. oz. . p. 8100 st. p. 381 st. p. 38'100 st. p. 381 st. p. 6100 st. p. 381 st.
Pence. £ D.cts.m. £ D.cts m. f D.cts.m.
52 124.03 5.5 1.24 124.33 5.59.58 125.54 5.57.96
52} 123.44 5.48.62 123.74 5.49.96 124.95 5.53.33
52% 1 22.85 5.46.00 123. I 5 5.47.33 124.35 5.52.67
52# 122.26 5.43.38 122.56 5.44.7 1 198.76 5.50.04
53 121.68 5.40.80 121.98 5.42. 13 123. 18 5.47.47
53} 121.10 5.38.22 121. 40 5.39.56 122.60 5.44.89
53; 120.53 5.35.69 120.82 5.36.98 1 22.02 5.42 31
53} 1 19.97 5.33.20 120.26 5.84.49 121.45 5.39.78
54 | 19.42 5.30.76 119.71 5.32.04 1 20.88 5.37.24
54} 1 18.86 5.28.27 1 19. 15 5.29.56 120.32 5.34.76
54% 1 18.31 5.25.82 1 18.60 5.27. 11 119.76 5.32.27
54} 117.77 5.23.42 1 18.06 5.24.71 1 19.22 5.29.87
55 1 17.23 5.2.1.02 1 17.52 5.29.31 1 18.67 5.27.42
55} J 16.69 5. 18.62 1 16.98 5. 19.91 I 18. 13 5.25. O5
55; 1 16. 16 5. 16.27 1 16.45 5. 17.56 l 17.59 5.22.62
55#. 1 15.64 5. 14.96 115.93 5. 15.24 I 17.07 5.20.31
56 1 15. 13 5. 1 1.69 1 15.41 5.12.93 1 16.55 5. 18.00
56} 114.62 5.09.42 1 14.90 5. 10.67 I 16.03 5. 15.69
56; 1 14. 1 | 5.07. 16 1 14.39 5.08.40 I 15.51 5. 13.48
56# 1 13.60 5.04.89 1 13.88 5.06.13 115.00 5.1 1. 11
57 1 13.09 5.02.62 1 13.37 5.03.87 l 14.48 5.08.80
57} 1 12.59 5.00.40 1 12.86 5.0 l .60 1 13.98 5.06.47
57% 1 12. 1 1 4.98.27 112.38 4.99.47 l 13.48 5.04.36
57# | 1 1.63 4.96.13 I 1 1.89 4.97.29 I 18.00 5.02.22
58 1 11. 14 4.93.96 1 i 1.40 4.95. l I 1 12.51 5.00.04
58} 1 10.66 4.91.82 1 1 0.93 4.93.02 1 1 2.02 4.97.87
58% 1 10.18 4.89.69 1 1 0.45 4.90.89 I 11.53 4.95.69
58; 109.7 I 4.87.60 109.98 4.88.80 1 11.06 4.93.60
59 109.24 4.85.51 109.51 4.86.7 1 1 1 0.58 4.9 1.47
59} 108.78 4.83.47 109.05 4.84.67 1 1 0.09 4.89.29
59; 108.33 4.8 1.47 108.59 4.82.62 109.65 4.87.33
59% 107.87 4.79.42 108.13 4.80.58 109. 19 4.85.29
60 107.4 I 4.77.38 107.67 4.78.53 108.72 4.83.2O
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ARBITRATIONS OF SPECIE.
D O U B L O O NS,
BOUGHT IN NEW YORK, AND REMITTED TO LONDON FOR SALE.
1000 doubloons, . @ 28 15 each . . . . 28 15,000 || 00
Packing, shipping, bills of lading and small charges 3 50
28, 15,003 || 50
Deduct: interest, in order to establish the exchange
at 60 days after sight, say, 2 months, at 6 per
cent tº annum, . . . . . . . . . . . 150 || 04
28 14,583 || 46
at Par, or 8 40. # 89. . . . . . £ 3,342 o || 7 |
Sold in London :
1000 doubloons, weighing :
866 Oz. @ 73s. per oz. . . . £ 3,160 18
Freight, 28.15,000, at par É3375. a 3ths. #' cent.
tº cent, £ 12, 12, 3.
Primage, 5 tº cent, 2, 0, 12, 8.
£13, 4, 11,
Insurance, £3200, a 20s.
*P cent, É32, 0, 0
Policy duty, . . , 8, 0, 0
2, 40, 0, 0.
Landing charges, &c. . . . . . . , 0, 12, 6.
Brokerage, # tº cent, . . . . . . , 3, 19, 0.
Commission, # * cent, . . . . . . , 15, 16, 0. 73| 12 || 6
42, 3,087 5 6
If £8,842, 0, 7d. in America produce £3,087, 5, 6d. in England, what
is the exchange in America for £100 on England
Aaswer, £198,25.
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ARBITRATIONS OF SPECIE.
D O U B L O O N S.

PRICE IN NEW YORK.
PRICE
in
28, 15.00 cts. 28°15. 10 cts. 28, 15.20 cts. 28, 15.30 cts.
London,
Per 0%. p. 6100st. p. 381 st. I p. 6100st. p. 61 st. p.36100st. p. 381 st. p.38.100st. p. 361 st.
S. d. .# D.cts.m. # D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m.
73.O 108.25 4.81.1 1 || 108.97 || 4.84.31 || 109.69 || 4.87.51 || 1 1 0.42 4.90.76
73.3 107.88 || 4.79.47 || 108.60 4.82.67 || 109.32 || 4.85.87 || 1 10.04 || 4.89.07
73.6 107.52 || 4.77.87 || 108.24 || 4.81.07 || 108.95 || 4.84.22 || 109.67 4.87.42
73.9 107.15 4.76.22 || 1 O7.87 4.79.43 || 1 O8.58 4.82.58 || 109.29 4.85.73
74. () 106.79 || 4.74.62 107.50 4.77.78 || 108.21 || 4.80.98 || 108.93 4.84.13
74.3 106.43 4.73.02 || 107.14 || 4.76. 18 || 107.85 4.70.33 || || 08.56 4.82.49
74.6 106.09 || 4.7.1.52 || 106.79 4.74.62 || 1 O7.49 || 4.78.73 || 108.20 4.80.89
74.9 105.72 4.69.87 || 106.43 || 4.73.02 || 107.14 || 4.76. 17 | 107.84 || 4.79.29
75.0 105.40 4.68.44 || 106. 10 || 4.71.56 || 106.80 || 4.74.67 || 107.48 || 4.77.69
75.3 105.02 || 4.66.78 || 105.73 || 4.69.91 || 106.42 || 4.73.02 || 107. 12 || 4.76.09,
75.6 106.66 4.65. 16 || 105.36 || 4.68.27 | 106.06 || 4.71.38 || 106.76 || 4.74.49
CONTINUATION.
PRIG E PRICE IN NEW YORK.
in
28, 15.40 cts. 28, 15.50 cts. 28, 15.60 cts. 28, 15.70 cts.
London, #
Per 0%. p.6100st. p, £1 st. p.6100st. p. 381 st. p-É100st. p. 81 st. p.38100st. - p. 81 st.
S. d. £ D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. £ D,cts.m. 36 D.cts.m.
73.0 1 1 1. 14 4.93.96 || 1 1 1.86 4.97. 16 || 1 12.58 5.00.36 || 1 13.30 5.03.55
73.3 1 1 0.76 4.92.27 || 1 11.48 4.95.47 || 1 12.20 || 4.98.67 || 1 12.92 || 5.01.87
73.6 1 1 0.39 || 4.90.62 || 1 1 1. 10 || 4.93.78 || 1 1 1.82 4.96.98 || 1 12.54 5.00. 18
73.9 1 10.01 || 4.88.93 || 1 1 0.72 4.92.09 || 1 | 1.44 || 4.95.29 || 1 12, 15 4.98.44
74.0 109.64 || 4.87.29 || 1 1 0.35 | 4.90.44 || 1 1 1.06 || 4.93.60 || 1 | 1.77 4.96.76
74.3 109.27 || 4.85.64 109.98 || 4.88.80 || 1 10.69 || 4.91.96 || 11 1.40 || 4.95.11
74.6 108.91 || 4.84.04 || 109.61 4.87. 16 || 1 1 0.32 || 4.90.31 || 1 1 1.03 || 4.93.47
74.9 108.54 || 4.82.40 || 109.24 || 4.85.51 || 109.95 || 4.88.67 || 1 1 0.66 4.91.82
75.0 108.18 4.80.80 || 108.88 4.83.91 109.58 || 4.87.02 || 1 1 0.29 || 4.90.18
75.3 107.82 4.79.20 || 108.52 4.82.31 || 109.22 4.85.42 || 109.92 || 4.88.53
75.6 107.45 || 4.77.56 | 108.15 4.80.67 || 108.85 4.83.78 || 109.55 4.86.89

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ARBITRATIONS OF SPECIE.
D O U B L O O N S.

PRICE IN NEW YORK.
PRICE
1I] 28, 15.80 cts. 28, 15.90 cts. 28, 16.00 cts. 28°16. 10 cts.
London,
p. oz. p. 8100 st. p. 381 st. p. 8100 st. p. 61 st. p. 8100 st. p. 81 st. p. 8100 st. p. 81 st.
S.d. £ D.cts.m. 38 D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. f D.cts.m.
73.O 1 14.02 || 5.06.76 || 1 14.75 5.10.00 || 1 15.47 b. 13.20 || 1 16. 19 5. 16.40
73.3 1 13.64 5.05.07 || 1 14.36 5.08.27 || 1 15.08 5.1 1.47 || 1 15.80 5. 14.67
73.6 1 13.25 5.03.33 || 1 13.97 5.06.53 || 1 14.69 || 5.09.73 || 1 15.40 5.12.89
73.9 1 12.87 5.0 1.64 || 1 13.58 5.04.80 l l 14.30 5.08.00 || 1 15.01 || 5. 1 1.15
74.0 1 12.49 || 4.99.96 || 1 13.20 5.03.1 1 || 1 13.9 I 5.06.27 || 1 14.62 5.09.42
74.3 112. 1 1 || 4.98.27 || 1 12.82 5.01.42 || || 13.53 5.04.58 || 1 14.24 || 5.07.73
74.6 ſ 111.73 || 4.96.58 || 1 12.44 || 4.99.73 || 1 13.15 5.02.89 || 1 13.85 5.06.00
74.9 1 11.36 || 4.94.93 || 1 12.07 4.98.09 || 1 12.77 5.01.20 || 1 13.47 5.04.3 l
75.0 1 1 0.99 || 4.93.29 || 1 | 1.69 4.96.40 || 1 12.39 || 4.99.5 | | 1 18.09 5.02.62
75.3 1 1 0.62 || 4.91.64 || 1 | 1.32 4.94.76 || 1 12.02 4.97.87 || 1 12.72 5.00.98
75.6 1 10.25 || 4.90.00 || 1 1 0.95 || 4.93. 1 1 || 1 | 1.64 || 4.96.18 || 1 12.84 || 4.99.29
CONTINUATION.
PRICE IN NEW YORK.
PRICE
IIl & 16.20 cts. 28, 16.30 cts. 28, 16.40 cts. 28, 16.50 cts.
London, – “.
p. oz. p. 3100 st. p. 61 st. p. 8100 st. p. 361 st. p. 6100 st. p. 361 st p. 36100 st. p. 381 st.
S. d. £ D.cts m. 36 D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m. £ D.cts.m.
73.0 116.9 l 5. 19.60 || 1 17.63 5.22.80 || 1 18.35 | 5.26.00 || 1 19.08 || 5.29.13
73.3 1 16.51 5. 17.82 || 1 17.23 5.21.02 || 1 17.95 || 5.24.22 || 1 18.67 5.27.42
73.6 116. 12 5. 16.09 || 1 16.84 5.19.29 || 1 || 7.55 5.22.44 || | 18.27 5.25.64
73.9 115.72 5. 14.3 l l l 16.44 5. 17.5 1 || 1 17.15 5.20.67 || 1 17.87 5.23.87
74.0 1 15.33 5. 12.58 || 1 16.04 || 5. 15.73 || 1 16.75 5. 18.89 || 1 17.47 5.22.09
74.3 1 14.94 || 5.10.84 || 1 15.65 5. 14.00 || | 16.36 || 5. 17. 18 || 1 17.07 || 5.20.3 l
74.6 114.56 5.09. 16 || 1 || 5.27 5.12.31 || 1 15.97 || 5. 15.42 || 1 16.68 5. 18.58
74.9 1 14. 18 5.07.47 || 1 14.89 5. 10.62 || 1 15.59 || 5.13.73 || 1 16.29 5. 16.84
75.0 1 13.80 5.05.78 || 1 14.50 5.08.89 || 1 15.21 5.12.04 || 1 15.91 5. 15. 16
75.3 1 13.42 5.04.09 || 1 14. 12 5.07.20 || 1 14.82 5. 10.31 ! 13.52 || 5.13.42
75.6 1 13.04 || 5.02.40 || 1 13.74 5.05.51 || 1 14.44 5.08.62 || 1 15.14 5.11.78

105
C O M M E R C I A L U S A G E S A N D R A TES
OF
T H E U N IT E D STATES OF AM E. R. IC A.
Although the following statements of local charges and usages in the sale
and purchase of commodities, affecting the results of adventures to and from
the United States, apply more especially to New York, they may serve equally
well as a general guide in transactions with the other American ports on the
Atlantic.
I. SEASONS FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESs.
In New York the season for transacting business, when country buyers
come to town or give their orders, begins for spring, about the middle or end
of January, and terminates about the first of May. For the fall trade, it begins
on the first of August, and closes towards the commencement of November. In
Philadelphia, the spring season only, for the Western trade, commences about
one month earlier than in New York. During the intermediate periods of the
year, very little activity comparatively speaking, is observable in these markets.
Goods intended for either season should arrive at least one week before it
COIN) Iſle]]CeS.
II. TERMS AND CONDITIONS IN THE SALE AND PURCHAs E of Goods.
All goods sold by weight or liquid measure, are weighed and guaged by
sworn persons appointed for that purpose, at a very trifling expense.
No deductions whatever from actual weight or measure are ever allowed
under the denominations of draft, over-measure, leakage, or any other, nor any
fixed discount on the amount.
For tare, it is customary to allow, either the real weight of the empty
packages, or the original invoice tare reduced to American pounds, or such a
per centage on the gross-weight, as may be specifically agreed upon between the
buyer and seller. - .r-
P
106 COMMERCIAL U S A GES AND RATES
Goods are paid for in two ways : in cash, either without discount, or with
the deduction of 4 or 6 months' interest, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum,_
or, which is more usual, by promissory notes, at 4 or 6 months after date, to the
satisfaction of the buyer. American produce is invariably paid for in cash
without discount.
III. AUCTIONs.
The natural desire entertained by a large body of American importers,
particularly amongst those who devote their attention to dry goods, of effecting
quick returns; the necessity of consummating sales within a certain limited
period, in order to escape losses on goods affected by the changes of fashion, or
subject to deterioration in quality; lastly, the great competition unavoidable in
markets which are open to the trade of the world, and unshackled by monopolies
of any kind, these are the principal causes which have of late years singularly
favoured the system of selling by public auctions in the United States. As it
is a system tending much to the detriment and injury of the fair and regular
trader, many complaints and various attempts to render it less available, have
from time to time been directed against it; but it was only in the autumn of
1831, by a combination of sellers as well as buyers, that the latter were partially
successful.
The Articles which are usually exposed for public Sale are British cottons
and woollens, hardware, French cotton and silk goods, China silks and teas, and
sometimes fruits, wines, drugs, wool, &c.
There are 59 Auctioneers appointed for the city of New York. They are
entitled by law to a commission of 2% per cent on the gross amount of all
sales made by them, unless a less rate is previously agreed upon in writing.
They are generally satisfied with 3% per cent, which charge includes their
guarantee for the solvency of the buyer.
The State duty on sales by auction is:
1% per cent, on European dry, and other goods, subject to duty,
2 do. ,, distilled spirits and wines,
1 do. , goods in their original packages from beyond the
Cape of Good Hope.
Exempted from auction duty are, 1,–the following articles not subject to
duties, viz. ships and vessels, utensils of husbandry, live stock, articles grown,
produced, or manufactured in this state, except distilled spirits, all domestic
manufactures of cotton, wool, hemp, flax, &c. 2.-Goods belonging to the
local state or to the United States.—3. Goods sold by the authority of a court,
or in consequence of forfeiture or penalty, or under a distress for rent.—4. The
effects of a deceased person, sold by executors, administrators, or their
OF THE UNITED STATES. 107
surrogate.-5. The effects of a bankrupt sold by his assignees, appointed either
by law or by a special assignment.—6. Goods damaged at sea, and sold within
20 days after landing, for account of whom it may concern.
IV. BROKERs.
In America, the merchants have not as yet generally departed from the
primitive custom of officiating as their own brokers in the sale and purchase of
merchandize. Nevertheless a great number of those useful, and in transactions
of variety and magnitude indispensible, intermediate agents are to be met with
in all the principal trading ports. Their charge is from # a # per cent, as may
be agreed upon. Buyers seldom agree to pay brokerage.
V. UNDERWRITERs.
The branch of Marine—and Fire Insurance is exclusively attended to by
chartered companies of acknowledged solidity and liberality. Their rates of
premiums are often exceedingly moderate, as they require to be paid in cash
without any deduction whatever, before the respective risks, they agree to take,
can be considered as covered. Policies do not need any stamp. In all cases of
recovery British usages and precedents serve as a guide. Life Insurance has
not as yet met with much encouragement in the United States.
VI. RATES OF INTEREST.
The custom-house allows at the rate of 4 per cent per annum in deduction
of duties, if paid in cash, but charges at the rate of 6 per cent on the duty on
woollens deposited in the public stores, according to law. In mercantile
transactions, 6 per cent per annum is, as generally admitted, the current rate.
The discount on bills however, is frequently much higher and seldom lower.
VII. MERCHANTs’ commissions.
Rates recommended for general adoption, and allowed by the New York
Chamber of Commerce, when no agreement subsists to the contrary :
ON FOREIGN BUSINESs.
On the sale of merchandize, . . . . . . . . . . . 5 per cent.
, , do. or purchase of stock, . . . . . . . . . ] 55
» , do. 2, do. , specie, # ,
, ,, purchase and shipment of merchandize with funds in
hand: on the aggregate amount of cost and charges, 2%
53
,, drawing and endorsing bills, in all cases, . . . 2%
, selling or purchasing vessels, . . . . . . . . . 2% ,
25 procuring freight, * tº & ſº º e tº º sº º º • tº 5
35
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108
COMMERCIAL, USAGES AND RATES
On collecting freight or general average, . . .
55
35
35
35
95
99
25
25
35
outfits of, or disbursements for vessels, with funds in hand,
effecting marine insurance, in all cases, where the
premium does not exceed 10 per cent, on the amount
insured, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
when the premium exceeds 10 per cent, on the
amount of premium,
collecting dividends on stock, . . . . . . .
do. delayed or litigated accounts, e e º 'º º
adjusting and collecting insurance losses, . . . . .
receiving and paying monies, from which no other com-
mission is derived, • * * * * * c e s tº e
remittances in bills, in all cases, . . . . . . .
landing and re-shipping goods, from vessels in distress,
on the value, * * * * * * * * is e e s e
receiving and forwarding goods, entered at the custom-
house, on the value, . . . . . . . . . . .
and on responsibilities incurred, . . . . . . . .
ON INLAND BUSINESS,
On the sale of merchandize, & e s we & e º e º e
33
99
55
95
59
99
59
29
25
35
39
,, purchase and shipment of merchandize, or accepting
bills for purchases, without fund or property in hand,
, sale or purchase of stock, . . . . . . . . .
» do. 2, do. 2, specie, . . . . . . . . .
bills of exchange with endorsement, . . . . . .
bank notes or drafts not current, . . . . . . . .
selling or endorsing bills of exchange, . . . . . .
vessels, selling or purchasing, . . . . . . .
chartering, to proceed to other ports to load, .
outfits or disbursements, . . . . . .
collecting freight or general average, . . .
effecting marine insurance in all cases, when the premium
does not exceed 10 per cent, on the amount insured, .
when the premium exceeds 10 per cent, on the
amount of premium, . . . . . . . .
adjusting and collecting insurance losses, . . . . .
collecting dividends on stocks, . . . . . . . .
bills, and paying over the amount or receiving and paying
monies, from which no other commission is derived,
2% per cent.
2%
95
55
55
22
25
25
99
59
25
55
35
per cent.
35
99
35
55
55
35
99
55
25
39
35
92
29
55
25
OF THE UNITED STATES. 109
On receiving and forwarding goods,-on the value, . . . . per cent,
35 the same, when entered for duty or debenture, 1 55
, remittances in bills, in all cases, . . . . . . . . # ,
The above commissions to be exclusive of the guarantee of debts for
sales on credit, storage, brokerage, and every other charge incurred. The risk
of loss by fire, unless insurance be ordered, or by robbery, theft, or other
unavoidable occurrences, if the usual care be taken to secure the property, is in
all cases to be borne by the proprietor of the goods. When bills are remitted
for collection and are returned under protest for non-acceptance, or non-
payment, the same commissions to be charged as though they had been duly
honoured. On consignments of merchandize, withdrawn and re-shipped, full
commission to be charged to the extent of advances or responsibilities incurred,
and half commission on amount of the value.
It is necessary to observe that although the above rates of commissions
can be charged according to law, less is sometimes taken in particular cases by
equitable houses.
VIII. RATES OF STORAGE.
Chargeable per month, as established by the New York Chamber of
Commerce, on 2d March, 1819.
Cents. - Cents.
Almonds, in frails, &c. . . cwt. 6 | Cordage, . . . . . . ton. 50
Alum, , casks or bags, ton. 40 | Cassia in matts or boxes, . cwt. 10
Ashes, pot or pearl, . . . bbl. 8 || Cotton, Amer. sq. bales of 300 lbs. 12%
Beef, . . . . . . . . do. 6 , round do. do. 16
Bottles, quart, . . . . gross. 8 || West India in proportion to round.
Bark, quercitron, . . . . ton. 60 | Cotton, East India,inbales, 300lbs. 9
Bagging, cotton, . . . . piece. 3 | Cheese in casks, &c. . . . cwt. 3
Butter, . . . firkin of 60 lbs. 2 | Duck, heavy, . . . . . bolt. 13
Candles, . . . boxes, do. 2 Ravens, or Russia sheeting,
Chocolate, . . do. , 50 lbs. 2 piece. 0}
Cocoa, in bags, . . . . cwt. 2% Dry goods, . . . 40 cubic feet. 40
casks, . . . . do. 3 | Fish, pickled, . . . . . bbl. 6
Coffee, in bags, . , . . do. 2 dry, in casks, or boxes, cwt. 4
, casks, . . . . do. 2% in bulk, . . . . . do. 2%
Copperas, in casks, . . ton. 40 | Figs, in all kinds of packages, do. 2%
Copper, , pigs, . . . do. 20 | Flax, . . . . . . . . ton. 60
, sheets or bolts, do. 30 | Flaxseed, in tierces of 7 bushels, 10
brazier's bottoms, . do. 75 | Flour, or other dry articles in
barrels, . . . . . . bbl. 4
l 10
COMMERCIAL, USAGES AND RATES
cents.
Earthenware, in crates of 25 to
30 feet, Crate.
in hilds. of 40 to 50
feet, hhd.
Grain in bulk, bush.
Ginger, bags, . cwt.
Glass, window in boxes, 50 feet.
Hemp, . . . . . . . ton.
Hides, dried or salted, . . hide.
Hardware in casks, 40 cubic feet.
Indigo, in serons or boxes, cwt.
Iron, in bars and bolts, ton.
, hoops, sheets, rods, do.
Liquors, brandy, gin, rum, porter,
wines, in puncheons of 120 gals.
do. in quarter casks, .
do. , pipes of 120 gallons, .
bottled in packages, doz. bottles.
Leather, º side.
Lard, . in firkins of 60 lbs.
Lead, , pigs or sheet, ton.
dry, or in oil, o
Molasses, in hbds. of 110 gallons.
other casks in proportion,
Nails, in casks, . . CWt.
Oil, in hinds. &c. . . 100 gals.
, chests of 30 flasks, chest.
bottled, boxes, or baskets,
doz. bottles,
Paint, in casks, &c. ton.
Pork, . . . bbl.
Pepper, in bags, CWt.
do.
15
30
l
2
1%
6
2%
Cents,
Pimento, casks or bags, cwt. 2%
Rice, . . tierce. 12
half do. 8
Rags, in bales, CWt. 6
Raisins, Malaga, . . cask. 3
do. tº º e box. 1
other packages, cwt. 2
Saltpetre, in bags, . . . do. 2%
, casks, ... do. 2%
Salt, in bags, or bulk, ... bush. I
Shot, in casks, . . . . ton. 37%
Soap , boxes of 50 à) 60 lbs. box. 2
Steel ,, bars or bundles, ton. 30
, boxes or tubs, do. 40
Sugar, raw, in bags, &c. CWt. 2
» casks, do. 2%
refined, do. 3
Tallow, in casks or serons, do. 2
Tea, Bohea, . chest. 15
do. half chest. 8
green or black, quarter do. 4%
boxes in proportion to quarter
chests. - sk
Tin, in block, . . . , ton. 20
» plates, . . . box. 1%
Tobacco, in hids. ... hlid. 37%
, bales or serons, cwt. 4
manuf. in kegs of 100 lbs. 2
Whiting, in hds. . . . ton. 37%
Wood for dyeing,
if under cover, do. 50
, in a yard, do. 25
On articles on which the rate is fixed by weight, it is understood to be on
the gross weight, and on liquors, oils, &c. to be on the whole capacity of the
casks, whether full or not. The proprietor of the goods is to bear the expense
of putting the same into store, and of stowing away and turning out of store.
All goods taken on storage are subject to one month's storage; if taken out
within 15 days, after the expiration of the month, to half a month's storage,
OF THE UNITED STATES. 1 11
and if after 15 days to the charge for a whole month. No premium for risk of
fire is included in the above rates.
IX. INSPECTION OF AMERICAN PRopUCE.
FLOUR AND MEAL.
For the city of New York and King's county an inspector of flour and
meal is appointed, who may appoint deputies under him, but neither he nor
they are allowed to deal in the articles subject to their examination, under a
penalty of 28.500.
Wheat-flour, rye-flour, Indian meal, and buckwheat-meal are the four
descriptions of flour and meal, which cannot be shipped for exportation unless
previously examined by the inspector or one of his deputies. The law
prescribes that they should be packed in good casks of oak or other suitable
timber, secured with ten hoops properly nailed; these barrels to be but of two
sizes, one to contain 196 lbs. of flour or meal, with staves 27 inches long, and
heads 16% inches wide, and the other to contain 98 lbs. with staves, 22 inches
long, and heads, 14 inches wide, or the staves 27 inches long, and the heads 12
inches wide. For the convenience of stowage, they are required to be nearly
straight. #
Before meal or flour is offered for inspection, their weight must be
inscribed on one of the heads with a marking iron. Each barrel must also
be branded with the surname and the initials of the christian name or names of
the manufacturer, together with the nett weight of 196 lbs. or 98 lbs. contained
in each. In addition to this, Wheat-flour intended to be of first quality must be
branded, Superfine, that of the second quality, Fine, that of the third, Fine
Middlings, and that of the fourth quality, Middlings. Barrels of Rye-flour,
intended for first quality, must be branded, Superfine Rye-flour, and of the
second quality, Fine Rye-flour. On each barrel of manufactured maize must be
branded, Indian meal, provided it is made from maize properly kiln-dried and
ground fine and bolted. And on each barrel of manufactured buck-wheat shall
be branded, B. Meal. Indian meal may also be inspected in hogsheads of 800 lbs.
After the barrels are found to correspond with the provisions of the law
as regards their make, contents and marks, the inspector signifies it by
branding his name and the county where the inspection is made, on the
quarter in a distinguishable manner. The inspection to take place at the time
and place of eaportation, under a penalty of 285, for each barrel, to be paid by
the purchaser or exporter.
If the quality branded on the barrels does not correspond with their
Contents, the inspector causes such brands to be made to correspond with the
latter; if the weight of the barrel be found too light, they must be marked on
112 COMMERCIAL, USAGES AND RATES
the heads with the word light, and a fine levied of 30 cents for each barrel and
half barrel for weighing,” besides 20 cents for every pound of weight deficient.
If the flour or meal be found injured or damaged, so as not to be fit for
exportation, the barrel must be marked, Bad. Both Light and Bad flour or
meal are prohibited to be exported out of the state.
Every inspector of flour and meal is entitled to receive a compensation for
his services, to be paid by the person offering such flour or meal for inspection,
as follows, - -
for inspecting, boring, branding, and plugging every hbd., . . 3 cents.
,, every barrel or half barrel, ę & & © . I do.
when inspected in the city or county of New York, and 2 cents when inspected
in any other county. - w
Penalties. Persons shipping for exportation flour or meal, not duly
branded, forfeit the same, or 28, 5. for each barrel on conviction of having
exported such meal or flour. Persons altering or counterfeiting marks and
brands forfeit & 100. Persons putting fresh flour into old barrels already
marked and branded, or offering adulterated wheaten flour for sale, forfeit in
either case 28°5. for each barrel.
PoT—AND PEARL ASHEs.
Inspectors of pot—and pearl ashes, of which there may not be appointed
less than two, nor more than six for the city of New York, are not allowed to
act by deputy, but must do their duty in person. They are to inspect those
alkaline salts before exportation, by starting the same out of the casks, and
carefully examining the same, and distributing them into different sorts, if
necessary. They are to put each sort by itself into light casks, well hooped,
and coopered, and brand on them the words, First Sort, Second Sort, or Third
Sort, Pot-ashes or Pearl-ashes, as the case may be, together with the inspector's
name, and the place of inspection at full length, on each of the casks. They
must also weigh the same and inscribe with a marking iron on each cask the
gross weight and tare. For all these services they are entitled to 9 cents per
cwt. But they shall not brand any cask that is not 29 inches long, 19 inches
in diameter at each head, full barred, made of white oak staves and heading, or
of such other timber as they shall think proper, and also sound and tight.
In case of fraud by mixtures of stones, lime, salt or other ingredients, the
inspector shall brand the cask with the words, condemned. Any person offering
for sale such alkalies for any other than condemned, incurs a penalty of 25
dollars, and for mixing such foreign substances 20 dollars for each offence.
Persons counterfeiting brand-marks forfeit 3.125. each time.
* Act of 26th April, 1832.

10F THE UNITED STATES. 118
BEEF AND pork."
Pickled beef and pork can be exported only in barrels and half barrels.
The casks must be made of good seasoned white oak, or white ash staves and
heading. The barrels must measure 16% inches between the chines, and be 28
inches long. The half barrels must be of the capacity of not less than 15, nor
of more than 16 gallons. They must be hooped with at least 12 good white oak
or hickery hoops well set and driven; and the heads substantially made.
Every barrel must contain 200 lbs. of meat, and every half barrel 100 lbs.
There are one or more inspectors in the city of New York, and one
specially to inspect, pack, and put up beef, according to the usages of the Jews.
No inspector shall inspect or brand out of his district, under the penalty
of 825. Any person usurping the inspector's brand shall pay &l. for every
cask unlawfully branded. Inspectors forfeit 282. each time for neglect or fraud
in performing their duty. Persons intermixing or shifting beef or pork from
cask to casks, after inspection, forfeit 28°10. for each offence.
The inspectors receive for each barrel 20 cents, and for each half barrel 12
cents, including their salting, packing, inspecting, and pickling, but exclusive of
cooperage, to be paid by the owner. Inspectors are prohibited from dealing
in the article they inspect.
Beef and pork inspected according to the law of other states need not be
re-inspected, if they are accompanied by a proper certificate.
BEEF for exportation must not be killed under 3 years of age. It must be
cut in square pieces, as nearly as may be, not exceeding 12 lbs. in weight, nor
less than 4. Beef found by the inspectors to have been killed at a proper age,
and to be fat and merchantable, if divided into three sorts for packing and
re-packing in barrels and half barrels, viz. mess, prime and cargo.
Mess-Beef consists of the choicest pieces of oxen, cows and steers, well
fatted. The shin, shoulder and neck are taken from the fore-quarters, and the
legs and leg-rounds from the hind-quarters. Each barrel and half barrel
containing beef of this description is branded on one of the heads, Mess Beef.
Prime beef consists of the choice pieces of oxen, cows, steers and heifers;
amongst these there ought not to be more than half a neck, and one shank
with the hock cut off. The vessel containing it must be branded on one head,
Prime beef. -
Cargo Beef consists of the pieces of fat cattle of three years of age and
upwards, with not more than half a neck and three shanks without the hocks in
each barrel, and half barrel in proportion. To be otherwise merchantable and
branded, Cargo beef. .
* Laws of New York, March 12th, 1813.
1 14 COMMERCIAL, USAGES AND RATES
A fourth quality of beef is permitted to be put up and exported from New
York. This consists of necks, hearts, and the meat of heads, to be denominated
and marked, heads, hearts, and hocks.
Rounds of beef may always be exported in kegs and tubs.
All these qualities of beef must be laid in salt a sufficient time previous to
packing; and all beef and pork must be pickled with a strong good pickle, made
of as much good clear salt as will dissolve in good fresh water. Every barrel
repacked and inspected to have 2% pecks of salt, and 4 oz. of saltpetre, and in
the same proportion for half barrels, put into them. The salt manufactured in
New York, if of good quality, may be used, and not less than 46 lbs. for a
barrel, and 23 lbs. for half a barrel. The weight, the inspectors' name, and
the place of inspection must be branded on the head of each barrel.
PoRK must be packed and repacked in barrels made of white oak, or
white ash staves and heading, and in other respects the same as beef barrels.
Barrels to contain 200 lbs. and half barrels 100 lbs. of meat. There are three
qualities of pork, mess, prime, and cargo. &
Mess pork consists of the rib pieces of good fat hogs only, and must be
branded, Mess pork.
Prime pork consists of the next best pieces, with not more than three
shoulders in one barrel. This shall contain no legs, nor more than 24 lbs. of
head without ears, and properly trimmed. Such shall be branded, Prime pork.
Cargo pork shall not contain in one barrel more than four shoulders
without the legs, nor more than two heads, without the ears, and otherwise
properly trimmed, not exceeding 30 lbs. in weight. The pork must be in other
respects fat and merchantable, and be branded, Cargo pork. Half barrels in
conformity. -
Pork must be cut into pieces as nearly square as possible, and none must
exceed 20 lbs. in weight, nor be under 4 lbs. The salt and pickle, the branding
of the weight, inspector's name, and the place of inspection, is the same as
provided for in the case of beef.
Navy beef and pork. A law of the legislature passed 18th April, 1815,
authorizes the inspectors to inspect and repack the beef and pork used by the
navy.
The barrels for this purpose are required to be made of good seasoned
heart of white oak staves and headings, with good hickory, white oak or
other substantial hoops. They must be of the size of not less than 28}, and
not more than 30 gallons, and contain 200 lbs. of beef or pork. The heads
and staves half an inch thick, and the barrels, when finished, to measure in
length 28 inches, the heads 26 inches from the outside of each, and between
OF THE UNITED STATES. | 15
the chines not more than 17, nor less than 16 inches. Each cask to be
branded with the initials of the maker's name. Casks to be condemned, if
otherwise constructed.
No legs, heads, or hands of pork to be inspected, and re-packed for the
navy; the remainder of the animal to be cut as nearly as practicable in pieces
of 8 lbs. so that 25 pieces shall make a barrel containing 200 lbs. of well-fatted
pork of the best quality.
The legs, shins, necks, shoulders, and leg-rounds of beef to be excluded,
and the remainder of the animal to be cut in pieces, as nearly as possible of
10 lbs. each, so that 20 pieces shall make a barrel, containing 200 lbs. of
well-fatted beef of the best quality.
After inspection and re-packing, every beef barrel to be branded on one of
the heads “U. S. prime beef,” and every pork barrel, “ U. S. prime pork,” with
the year, the words “New York,” and the name of the inspector branding the
Samºl C.
STAVES AND HEADINGS,
The council of state have appointed an inspector general, and eight or
more cullers of staves and headings, who are prohibited from dealing in the
article, unless they happen to be coopers.
The compensation to the inspector general is 10 cents for each thousand
merchantable staves and headings; and for all that are culled out, and are not
merchantable, 5 cents a thousand, to be paid by the owner. a'
The pay of the cullers is as follows; for every thousand pipe-staves 62%
cents; for every thousand staves and headings 50 cents; for every thousand
barrel-staves 37% cents; for every thousand short butt-staves 28°1.25 cents; and
for all that are not merchantable the cullers receive half prices, to be paid by
the owner. z-
H H6
CAL CULATIONS
OF THE
PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF EXPORT
FROM THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO ENGLAND.
FLO UR,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.

200 barrels, (each 196 lbs. nett,) a 282. P barrel. . . . . . . 28° 400 00
Half lining and cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28°4, 44
Cartage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 8, 50
Petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 50
Bills of lading, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1, 00
Factorage, a 3 cts. “P barrel, . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 6,00
Insurance, 28°450.... a 1% tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 75 28, 19
28; 428. 19
Commission, a 5 per cent. 21| 41
28 449 60
Exchange, at par, £ 101| 3 || 2
Freight, 200 barrels, a 3s. p. bar. £30, 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, , 1 , 10 £ 31, 10, 0
Entry, warrant and order,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 10, 0
Landing, wharfage, housing, weighing, cooper-
age, re-weighing, delivery and rent, . . . . , 12, 10, 6
Stamp and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 10 m 0
Fire Insurance, 3 tº cent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m 2 / 6
Factorage and guarantee, 1s. & barrel, . . . . , 10, 0, 0)
Commission, 2% tº cent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 10 / 6 58 13 || 6
in London. 48 159 16 o
cwt. qr. lbs.
Weight, nett, 347 , 2, 22
- Or 38,942 lbs. a 16s. 1d, tº 196 lbs. in bond.
w £ 159 15 || 0
117
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SCHEDULE OF DUTIES IN ENGLAND.

WHEAT.
FLOUR.
The Corn-Bill of 25th July 1828, now in force,
INDIAN CORN, BARLEY,
provides that on every barrel of 196 lbs of flour, and
there shall be levied a duty equal in amount to the BRANK
duty on 38% gallons of wheat. tº
Average Prices. Duty p, qr. Duty p. 196 lbs. Average Prices, Duty p, qr.
Se S, s. d. S. d. S. S, s. d.
If 52 and under 58 p. qr. 34.8 .. 20.10}... [If 21 and under 22 p. qr. 30. 4
,, 58 2, 54 , , || 33.8 | . . 20. 3. . . .,, 22 , , 23 , , 28. 10
, , 54 ,, 55 22 82.8 | . . 19. 8 . . .,, 23 , , 24 , , 27. 4
,, 55 ,, 56 ,, 3 1.8 . . 19.0% . . , 24 •, 25 , , 25. 10
,, 56 ,, 57 , , 30.8 . . 18.5% . . ], 25 , 26 ,, 24. 4
,, 57 ,, 58 , , 29.8 | . . 17.10; . . .,, 26 , , 27 , , 22, 10
, . 58 ,, 59 , , 28.8 • , 17. 3 • , , , 27 9 y 28 , , 21. 4.
3 y 59 3 2 60 $ 2 27.8 * @ 16. 7#. º 2 3 28 2 º' 29 3 ſº 19. 10
,, 60 ., 61 ,, 26.8 | . . 16. O}. . .,, 29 ,, 80 , , 18. 4
,, 61 ,, 62 , 25.8 | . . 15. 5}. . , , 30 ,, 31 , , 16. 10
,, 62 ,, 63 , 24.8 | . . 14.10%. , ,, 81 ,, 32 , , 15. 4
,, 63 ,, 64 , 23.8 | . . 14. 3 . . .,, 32 , , 38 , , 13. 10
,, 64 ,, 65 ,, 22.8 . . 13. 7#. . ,, 33 ,, 84 , 12. 4
,, 65 ,, 66 , , || 21.8 . . 18. O#. . , 84 ,, 35 , , 10. 1 ()
,, 66 ,, 67 ,, 20.8 . . 12. 5%. , ,, 35 ,, 36 ,, 9. 4
,, 67 ,, 68 ,, 18.8 ... t1. 2%. , ,, 36 ,, 87 , , 7. 10
3 5 68 - $ 2 69 2 p. 16.8 • - 10. Oł. . 9 y 37 2 ſº 38 § 3; 6. 4
, 69 , , 70 , , 13.8 ... 8. 2%. , ,, 88 , 89 , 4. 10
,, 70 ,, 71 , , 10.8 . . . 6. 5 . . .,, 39 ,, 40 , , 3. 4
3 2 71 9 p 72 p > 6.8 tº º 4. O+.. 3 ſº 40 2 3 4 I 2 º' 1. 10
, , 72 ,, 73 , , 2.8 . . 1. 7+. . , 41 and upwards, 1. O
,, 73 and upwards, 1.0 . . . 0. 7+. . . -
FROM BRITISH COLONIES OUT OF EUROPE.
Duty. Duty.
S. 8, d. 8. d. -
WHEAT, when under 67 p. quarter .. 5.0 p. qr. Flour. 3.0+ p. quarter.
,, at and above 67 tº ſº . . 0.6 . . © & © , 0.3% ”
INDIAN CoRN when
under. . . . . . . . 34 tº ºt . . 2.6 . .
, , at and above 34 © º . . 0.6 . .
Note.—The average prices referred to, which regulate the duty, are published weekly in the
London Gazette.
To decide, whether importations of wheat and flour from the United States can come in question
or not, it is indispensible to have a reference to the existing prices and duties; consequently the
above table has been added, although a change of the present corn laws in England by a reformed
Parliament may not be improbable.
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TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

New- EXCHANGE.
York
price Par. 101 102 || 103 || 104 105 || 105% 106 || 106] | 107
per Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
barrel. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts,m |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m
4.44.44 || 4.48.88 || 4.5333 || 4.57.77|| 4.62.22 || 4.66.66 4,68.88 || 4 71.11 || 4.73.33| 4,75.55
Dolets, P.1961b. p.1961b. p.1961b. p 196lb. p.196lb. p.196lb. p.1961b. p.1961b. p.1961b. p.1961b.
s. d. s. d. s. d. S. d. S. d. | S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
2.00 | 16. 1 | 16. 0 || 15. 10}| 15. 9}| 15. 8#| 15, 7 | 15. 6%| 15. 6 15. 5+|15, 5
2.25 17. 4 17. 2; 17. 1 || 17. 0 | 16.10%| 16. 9 || 16. 8% | 16. 7#| 16. 7 | 16. 6;
2.50 | 18. 7 | 18. 5}| 18. 4 | 18. 2 #| 18. 1 || 17.11% 17.10%| 17.10 || 17. 9 || 17. 84
2.75 | 19. 9}|19. 8 || 19. 6 19. 4}|19. 3 |19. 1+|19. 0}| 18.11% 18, 11 | 18.10
3.00 |21. 0}|20. 10}|20. 9 |20. 7 |20. 5; 20. 3}|20. 3 |20. 2 20. 1 |20. 0
3.25 22. 3 |22. 1 || 21.11%|21. 9; 21. 7#|21. 54 |21. 4}|21. 3}|21. 2 #|21. 2
3.50 23. 6 || 23. 4 || 23. 2 23. O 22.10 |22. 8 22. 7 |22. 6 22. 5 22. 4
3.75 |24. 9 |24. 7 || 24. 4}| 24, 2}|24. 0#|23. 10 |23. 9 |23. 8 |23. 7 |23. 5}
4.00 |26. 0 |25. 0}|25. 7 |25. 5 |25. 2 #|25. 0 |24.1 1 |24. 10 |24. 9 |24. 7}
4.25 |27. 3 |27. 0}|26. 9}|26. 7 |26. 4}|26. 2 |26. 1 || 25.11+|25.10}|25. 9
4.50 |28. 6 |28. 3 |28. 0}|27. 9}|27. 7 |27. 44 |27. 3 |27. 2 |27. 0}|26.11}
4.75 29. 8 |29. 5+|29. 3 |29. O}|28. 10 |28. 7 |28. 6 28. 4}|28. 3 |28, 1}
5.00 30.11+|30. 8%|30. 5%|80. 3 |30. 0 |29. 9 |29. 8 |29. 6}|29. 5 |29. 3.}
5.25 |32. 2 |31. 1 1 |31. 8 |81. 5 |31. 2 |30. 11 |30. 9; 30. 8 |30. 6+|30. 5
5.50 |38. 5 |38. 1%|32.10%|32. 7 ||32. 4 |32. 1 || 31.11}| 31.10 |31. 8+|31. 7
5.75 |34. 8 |34. 4}|34. 1 |83. 10 |38. 6% |38. 3 ||38. 1; 33. 0 || 32.10}|32. 9
6.00 |35.11 |35. 7+|35. 4 |35. 0} |34. 9 |84. 5% |34. 4 |34. 2 #|34. 1 |38. 11
6.25 |37. 2 |36. 10 |36. 6;|36. 2% |35. 1 1 |35. 7% 35. 6 |35. 4 |35. 2 #|35. 1
6.50 |38. 5 |38. 1 |37. 9 |37. 5 |37.1#. 86. 10 |36. 8 || 36. 6}|36. 4}|36. 3
6.75 |39. 8 |39. 4 |39. 0 |38. 7#|38. 8% |38. 0 |37. 10 |37. 8 |37. 6;|37. 4}
7.00 |40. 10}|40. 6 |40. 2 |39. 10 |39. 6 |39. 2 |39. 0 |38.10}|38. 8% |38. 6;
7.25 42. 1 |41. 9 |41. 4}|41. 0 |40. 8 |40. 4 |40. 2 |40. 0 |39.10%|39. 8
7.50 |43. 4 || 42.1 1}|42. 7 |42. 3 |41. 10 |41. 6;|41. 4}|41. 2;|41. 0#|40.10%
7.75 |44. 7 |44. 2 |43. 9 |43. 5 |43. 0%|42. 8 |42. 6 |42. 4 |42. 2 |42. 0
8.00 |45. 10 |45. 5 |45. O |44. 7#|44. Sł|43. 10}|43. 8% |43. 6;|43. 4 |43. 2
8.25 |47. 1 |46. 8 |46. 3 |45. 10 |45. 5 45. O |44. 10 |44. 8 |44. 6 |44. 3}
8.50 |48. 4 |47. 11%|47. 5}|47. 0#|46. 7#|46. 3 |46. 0}|45. 10}|45. 8 |45. 6
8 75 |49. 7 |49. 1+|48. 8% |48. 3 |47. 10 |47. 5 |47. 2 #|47. 0}|46. 10 |46. 7%
9.00 |50. 9+|50. 4 |49. 10}|49. 5%|49. 0 |48. 7 |48. 4}|48. 2 #|48. 0 |47. 9}
9.25 |52. 0 || 51. 6;|51. 1 |50. 8 |50. 2 #|49. 9}|49. 7 |49. 4}|49. 2 |48.11%
9.50 |53. 3 |52. 9}|52. 4 |51.10%|51. 5 |50. 11;|50. 9 |50. 6}|50. 4 |50. 13
9.75 |54. 6 |54. 0 |53. 6+|58. 1 |52. 7 |52. H|51.1 1 |51. 8+|51. 54 |51. 8
10.00 |55. 8}|55. 2% |54. 9 |54. 3 |58. 9% 53. 4 |58. 1% 52.10}|52. 8 |52. 5
11.00 |60. 8 |60. 1+|59. 7 |59. 1 , |58. 6%|58. O}|57. 9}|57. 6+|57. 3}|57. 0}
12.00 |65. 73 |65. 0}|64. 5%|63. 10}|63. 3}|62. 9 |62. 6 |62. 24 ||61.11+|61. 8
I 19
F L O U R.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
/
New- EXCHANGE.
YORK
price 107% 108 || 108} | 109 || 109% 110 || 110} | 111 | 1.11% 112
per Or Or Or Or Or Or or Or Or Or
barrel, | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts, m D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. || D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
4.77.77|| 4.80.00 || 4.82.22 || 4.84.44 || 4,86.66 || 4.88.88 || 4.91.11 || 4.93.33 || 4.95.55 || 4.97.77
p.196lb. p. 196lb. p. 196lb. p. 196lb. p. 1961b p.1961b. p.196lb. p. 196lb. p.196 lb. p.106lb.
Dolcts. s. d. |s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. | S. d.
2.00 15. 4 || 15. 3}| 15. 3 15. 2 #| 15. 1 #| 15. 1 || 15. O#| 15. O | 1.4.11% 14.1 !
2.25 | 16. 5}| 16. 5 | 16. 4} | 16. 3;| 16. 3 | 16. 2 #| 16. 2 | 16. 1 | 16. 0} | 16. O
2.50 17. 7% 17. 7 || 17. 6 17. b%| 17. 5 17. 4 || 17. Sł| 17. 3 || 17. 2 17. 1;
2.75 | 18. 9 || 18. 8% 18, 7}| 18. 7 | 18. 6+| 18. 5}|12. 5 18° 4 || 18. 3.} | 18. 8
3.00 | 19. 11% | 19.10%| 19. 9}| 19. 9 || 19. 8 || 19. 7 | 19. 6+|19. 5+|19. 4} | 19. 4
3.25 |21. 1 |21. O |20. 11 20.10%| 20. 9}|20. 9 |20. 8 20. 7 | 20. 6 |20. 5%
3.50 22. 3 22. 2 |22. 1 |22. 0 |21. I 1 |21.10%|21. 9}|21. 8% 21. 8 |21. 7 |
3.75 |23. 4}|23. 3}|23. 2 #|23. 1;|23. O}|22.11}|22.10%|22. 9}|22. 9 |22. 8
4.00 |24. 6}|24. 5; 24. 4}|24. 3}|24. 2 #|24. 1+|24. 0%|23. 11% 23.10%|23. 9;
4.25 25. 8 |25. 7 || 25, 6 |25. 4}|25. 3}|25. 2 #|25. 1+|25. 0}| 24.11% |24.10%
4.50 26.10 |26. 9 |26. 7#|26. 6;|26. 5+|26. 4}|26. 8 |26. 2 |26. 1 |26. 0
4.75 |28. O |27. 1 1 || 27. 9}|27. 8;|27. 7 27. 6 |27. 4}|27. 3}| 27. 2 |27. 1
5.00 |29. 2 |29. 1 || 28.11% 28.10%|28. 9 |28. 8 |28. 6+|28. 5}|28. 4 |28. 3
5 25 | So. 4 |30. 2 #|30. 1 |29. 1 1 || 29.10 |29. 83 |29. 7#|29. 6 |29. 5 |29. 4
5.50 || 3:1. 5% |S 1. 4 || 3 1. 2 #|31. 1 || 30. 1 1 |30, 10 |30. 9 |30. 8 |30. 6+|30. 5}
5.75 |32. 7#| 32. 6 |32. 4}|32. 3 || 32. 2 |32. 0}|31. 11 || 31. 9}|3.1. 8 |31. 7
6.00 33. 9}|33. 8 |38. 6; 33. 5 || 33. 3}|38. 2 || 33- 0#| 32.11 |82. 9; 32. 8
6.25 || 34.1 1 |34. 9% |34. 8 |34. 6 || 34. 4}|34. 3 ||34, 1}| 84. 0 || 33.10%|83. 9
6.50 36. 1 || 35.11% 35. 9; 35. 8 || 35. 6; 35. 5 |35. 3 || 35. 1 #|35. O |34.10%
6.75 |37. Q}|37. 1 |36. 1 1 |36. 9}|36. 8 || 36. 6}|86. 4}|36. 3 ||36. 1+|36. 0
7 oo |38. 5 |38. 3 ||38. 1 || 37.11+|37. 9}|37. 8 |37. 6 |37. 4}|37. 2% |37. 1
7.25 |39. 6}|39. 4}|39. 2 #|39. 0%| 88.1 1 |38. 9 |38. 7#|38. 5}|38. 3.} |38. 2
7.50 |40. 84 |40. 6; 40. 4}|40. 2 #|40. 1 | 89.1 1 |39. 9 |39. 7 ||39. 5 |39. 3.}
7.75 |41. 10 |41. 8 |41. 6 |41. 4 |41. 2 |41. 0}|40. 1 1 |40. 9 |40. 7 |40. 5
8.00 |43. O |42. 10 || 42. 8 || 42. 6 42. 4 || 42. 2 |42. 0 |41.10 |41. 8 |41. 6
8.25 |44. 1 #|43. 11%|43. 9}|43. 7 |43. 5 |43. 3 |43. 1 |42. 1 1 |42. 9 |42. 7
8.50 |45. 3}|45 1% |44. 1 1 |44. 9 |44. 7 |44. 5 |44. 24 |44. O#|43. 10}|43. 8%
8.75 |46. 5 |46. 3 |46. 0}|45. 10}|45. 8#|45. 6% |45. 4 |45. 2 |45. 0 |44.10
9.00 |47. 7 |47. 5 |47. 2 #|47. O#|46. 10 |46. 8 |46. 5}|46. 3}|46. 1 |45. 11
9.25 |48. 9 || 48. 6; 48. 4 || 48. 2 |47. 11; 47. 9}|47. 7 |47. 4}|47. 2 |47. º
9.50 |49. I 1 |49. 8% |49. 6 |49. 3}|49. 1; 48. 1 1 |48. 9 |48. 6% |48. 4 |48. 2
9.75 |51. of 50.10 |50, 7}|50. 5 50. 2% 50. 0}|49. 10 |49. 7#|49. 5 |49. 3
10.00 |52. 2+ 52. 0 || 51. 9% 51. 7 || 51. 4} |51. 2 50.11% |50. 9 |50. 7 |50. 4}
11.00 |56.10 |56. 7 |56. 4}|56. 2 55.11 |55. 8}|55. 6 |55. 3}|55. 1 || 54.10%|
12.00. 61. 5 || 61. 2 | 60. 1 1 || 60, 8 || 60. 5 60. 2 || 59. 1 1 || 59. 8 || 59. 5 59. •

120
W H E AT,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.
5000 bushels,.... a 28; 1.12 cents per bushel, . . . . . . . . . . 28, 5,600 00
Winnowing, measuring and delivery on board,... 28, 150, 00
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 28, 00
Insurance, 28.6000.... a 1% tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . , 90, 00 268 || 00
28' 5,868 00
Commission, 5 # cent. 293 | 40
281 6,161 | 40
Exchange, 110 ºf cent. £ 1,260 1 || 8
Freight, 125 tons a 15s. # ton £93, 15, 0
- Primage, 5 tº cent, 2, 4, 13, 9 £98, 8, 9
Entry, officers’ fees, and city dues, . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 10, 0
Metage from the ship a 2s. 8d. iſ last of 10 qrs. , 6, 18, 4
Petty charges, a 1s. # do. do. . . . . . . . . . 2, 2 / 12 / 0
Lighterage and porterage to granary, 9d. “P qr. , 19, 10, 0
Granary rent and fire insurance, say 4 weeks,
a 2s. tº 100 qrs. P week, . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2 m 2 ſ, 0
Turning, a 2s. tº 100 qrs... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 10, 6
Metage and porterage to the granary a 4s. -
# 100 qrs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,10 , 8, 0
Do. do. from the do. a 5s. tº qr. . . . . . . . »l 1 / 16 ſ, 8
Postage and stamps, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 1 m 7 m 0
Factorage, 1s. 4P qr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,26/, 0 , 0
Commission, .. 2% tº cent. r
Guarantee, .... 1 » @ 4% tº cent,... ,63, 0, 11 244 || 4 || 2
Interest, e tº º e º 'º l 55 fº 1,504 || 5 ||10
in London. -
108; qrs. Winchester measure, 100 qrs. imperial:
5000 bushels Winchester measure=604 qrs. imperial
measure, a 49s. 9%d. tº qr, in bond, . . . . . . . . . . . . # 1,503 || 14 || 2


W H E A T.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
NEw-
York| Par. | 101 | 102 | 103 | 104 || 105 || 1053 | 106 | 1064 107
price OT Or Or Or Or Or OI’ Or Or Or
Pº" | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
Bush: |4.44.44.14.48.88. 4.53.33 457.77|4.62.22. 4.66.66 || 4,6888 4.7.1.11 || 4.73.33 4.75.55
Cents p, qr. p. Q r. p. Qr p. QP. p. Q r. p, qr. p. Q r. p. Q r. p. Q r. p. qr.
s, d. s. d. | S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d s. d. s, d. s. d. s. d.
60 |32. 6;|32 .3}|32. O#| 31. 9}|31. 6+ 31. 4 || 31. 2+|31. 1 |30.21+|30.10
65 |34. 7#|34. 4}|34. 1 #|33. 10 |38. 6}|38. 3 ||33. 1}|38. 0 || 32.10}|32. 9
70 |86. 8% |36. 5 |86. 2 |35.10 | 85. 6}|35. 3 ||35. 1;|34.11}| 34.10 |34. 8}
75 |38. 9 |38. 5}|38. 2 |37. 10 |37. 64 |37. 3 ||37. 1 |36.11 || 36. 94 |36. ;:
80 |40. 10 |40. 6 |40. 2 |59.10%|39. 6+|39. 3 ||39. 1 |38. 1 1 |38. 9 |38. 7
85 |42. 1 1 |42. 7 |42. 3 |41.10%|41. 64|41. 2 |41. 0 |40. 10 |40. 8 |40. 6
87%|48.11% |43. 7 |43. 3 |42.10%|42. 6}|42. 2% |42. 04|41.10}|41. 8 |41. 6
90 |45. 0 |44. 8 |44. 3 |43. 1 1 |43. 6}|43. 2 #|43. 0 || 42.10 |42. 7#|42. 5
92%|46. 0 |45. 8 |45. 3 |44. 1 1 |44. 6}|44. 2% |44. 0 |43. 10 |43. 7#|43. 5
95 |47. 0#|46. 8 |40. 3% |45. 1 1 |45. 6+ |45. 2% |45. 0 |44. 10 |44. 7#|44. 5
97% |48. 1 , |47. 8 |47. 3}|46. 1 1 |46. 6}|46. 2 |45.11 |45. 9 |45. 7 |45. :
100 |49. 13 |48. 8%|48. 4 |47. 1 1 ||47. 64 |47. 2 |46.11+|46. 9 |46. 6+|46. 4
102}|b0. 2 |49. 9 |49. 4 |48.11 |48. 6 |48. 2 |47. 11;|47. 9 |47. 6+|47. 4
105 |51. 2% |50. 9%|50. 4 |49.10%|49. 54 |49. 1 |48. 9;|48. 7 |48. 5 |48. 3
107#|52. 3 |51. 9}{51. 4 50.10%|50. 5}|49.11% |49. 9}|49. 7 |49. 5 |49. 24
110 |58. 8% 52. 9}|52. 4}|51.10%|51. 5% |51. 0 |50. 9;|50. 7+ 50. 5 |50. 2;
112}|54. 4 53.10 |53. 4}|52.10%|52. 5}|52. 0 |51. 9% 51. 7 || 51. 4}|51. 2
115 |55. 4, 54.10%|54. 4}|58. 11 b8. 5}|53. 0 |52. 9}} 52. 7 || 52. 4}|52. 2
! 17:#|56, 4} |55. 10}|55. 5 54.11 |54. 5% |54. 0 |53. 9}|53. 7 || 53. 4}|*3. 2.
120 |57. 5 |56. 1 1 |56. 5 55.11 |55. 5% 55. O 54. 9}|54. 6}| 54. 4 |54. 1
122#|58. 5% |57.11% |57. 5% |56. 11 |56. 5; 55.11+ 55. 8#|55. 5 || 55. 2 #|55. 0.
il 25, 59. 6 |59. 0 |58. 6 57.11% |57. 5}} 56.1 ! |56. 7#|56. 5 56. 2+|55.11+
127#|60. 6 |60. 0 |59. 6 |58. 11; 58. 5 57.1 1 || 57. 8 |57. 5 || 57. 2 |56.11
130 ||61. 6% 61. Oż|60. 6 || 59.11+ 59. 5 58.1 58. 8 |58. 5 58. 2 57.1 i
182}|62. 7 |62. O}|61. 6 |60.11% |60. 5 |59. 1 1 |59. 8 |59. 5 || 59. 2 |58. 11
185 |63. 7} |63. 1 |62. & 62. 0 ||61. 5 60. 1 1 |60. 8 |60. 5 |60. 2 59.10%|
|140 65. 8#|65. 2 |64. 7 | 64. 0 || 63. 5 62. 1 1 |62. 8 |62. 4}|62. 1+| 61.10
|
122
W H E A T.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
NEw-
Year|| 1073 || 108 || 108} | 109 || 1094 | 110 | 110} | 111 || 1114 | 112
price or Or Or Or or or Or Or or Or
P* | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m | D.cts.m D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m
*| 4.77.77|| 480,00| 482,22| 484.44|| 4.86.66 4.88.88|4.91.11| 4.93.33| 4.95.55 | 4.97.77
cº, P. ºr p. 4 | p q | p q | p q | p q | p q | p q | p q R. 4.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
60 |30. 8}|30. 7 |30. 5;|30. 4 |30. 3 |80. 2 |38. 0#|29. 11 |29. 9%|29, 8%
65 |32. 7}|32. 6 |32. 4}|32. 3 ||32. 2 |32. O#|31.11 |31. 9 |31. 8 |31. 7
70 |34. 6}|34. 5 |34. 3 #|34. 2 |34. 0%|38. 11 |33. 9%|38. # 33. 6; 33. 5
75 |36. 6"|36. 4 || 36. 2% |36. 1 |35.11%|35. 10 |35. 8 |35. 6;|35. 5 |35. 3;
80 |38. 5 |38. 3 ||38. 1 |37. 11 |37. 9 |37. 73 ||37. 5;|37. 4 |37. 3;|37. 1%
85 |40. 4 |40. 2 |40. 0 |39.10%|39. 9 |39. 7 ||39. 5% |39. 3}|39. 2 |39. 0
87+|41. 4 |41. 1 #|40. 11;|40. 9}|40. 8%|40. 6;|40. 5 |40. 3 |40. 1 |39. 11
90 |42. 3 |42. 0}|41.11}|41. 83 |41. 7 |41. 5 |41. 3}|41. 1%|41. 0 |40.10
92}|43. 3 |43. 0}|42. 1 1 |42. 8%|42. 7 |42. 5 |42. 3 |42. 1 , |41.11 - |41. 9
95 |44. 2+|44. 0 || 48.10%|48. 8 |43. 6% |43. *} 43. # 43. º 42.10%|42. 8%
97}|45. 2 |45. 0 |44. 9}|44. 7#|44. 5%|44. 8% |44. 1 #|48 11% |43. 9; 43. Ž
100 |46. 2 |45.11%|45. 9 |45. 7 |45. 5 |45. 8 ' |45. 1 |44. 11 |44. 8% |44. 6;
102}|47. 14|46.11 |46. 8#|46. 6;|46. 4}|46. 2; 46.0 |45. 10 |45. 8 |45. 5;
|105 |48. 1" |47. 10}|47. 8;|47. 6%|47. 4 |47. 2 46.11%|46. 9 |46. 6#|46. 4;
107% |49. 0}|48.10 |48. 7#|48. 5 |48. 3 |48. º 4.1% 47. 8 |47. 6 |47. 3%
110 |50. o |49. 9 |49. 6}|49. 4 |49. 2 |48.11%|48. 9% |48. 7 |48.5 |48. 2%
1 12#| 50.11}|50. 84|50. 6 |50. 8%|50. 1 |49. 11 |49. 9 |49. 6 |49. 4 |49. 2
115 51.11 |51. 8+|51. 6 |51. 3}| 51. 1 , |50. 10#|50. 8 |50. 6 |50. 8; 50. 1
117+| 52.10}|52. 8 |52. 5}|52. 3 |52. 0}|51. 10 |51. 7#|51. 5 || 51. º 5 1. 0
|120 55.10 || 53.7%|53. 5 |58. 2%|58. 0 |52 9}|52. 7 |52. 4}|52. 2 |51.1
122}|54. 9}|54. 7 |54. 4}|54. 2 |53.11%|58. 9 |53. º 53. 4 |58. 1% |52.10%
125 |55. 9 |55. 6+|55. 8 |55. 0 |54.10%|54. 8 |54. #|34. 2#| 54. O |53. 9%
127#|56. 8+|56. 6 |56. 3 |56. O}|55. 10 |55. 7 |55. 4; 55. iſ: 54. 11 154. §
1so |57. 83 |57. 5}|57. 23 |57. 0 |56, 9}|56, 6%|56. 4 |56. 1 || 55.10%|55. 7%
1323:3, 3, §§ 3, § 8, § {|3. 9 |& 3 ||37 ºf 37.9}|36. 9||56, 7
135 |59. 7} |59. 4}|59. 1; 58.10}|58. 8 |58. 5 |58. 2%|57.11%|57. § 57. 6
|140 ||61. 7 ||61. 3}|61. 0#|60. 9% 60. 7 |60. 4 |60. 1 || 59. 10 || 59. 7. 59. 4}

123
IND IAN CO R. N.,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.
3,680 bushels,.... a 25 cents tº bushel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28% 920 00
Cartage and shipping, . . . . . . • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 28° 73, 50
Brokerage, a 1 cent tº bushel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 36, 80
Half-measure and skreen-hire, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 16 , 50
Postage and petty charges,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 50
a 129, 30
Insurance, 28°1,125.... à) 1% tº cent, . . . . . . . . 2, 16, 88 146 18 |
+ 2&| 1,066 18
Commission, 5 § cent. 53. 32
28, 1119 50
- - Exchange, at par, £ 251] 17 | 9
Freight,.. 92 tons... a 15s. Pton.. f69, 0
Primage, 5 tº cent. . , 3, 9
Entry, officers’ fees and city dues,. . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 10 m 0
Metage ex-ship, a 2s. 6d. iſ 10 qrs. (460 qrs.), 5, 15, 0
Lighterage and porterage, 8d. per qr. . . . . . . , 11 / 10 m O
Metage, 3s. 4° 10 qrs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 6, 18, 0
Do, ex-granary, 4d. per q1... . . . . . . . . . . » 9, 4 ºr 0 :
Petty charges and stamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2 m 5 tº 0
Granary, rent, and fire insurance, 4 weeks a
5s. # 100 qrs. # week, ..... . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 12 m 0
:8114 // 3 // O
Factorage, ...... 1 tſ’ cent, - w -
Commission, . . . .2% º @ 5% tſ’ cent, , 21 , 0, 9 135|| 3 || 9
Guarantee, ...... I 35 3. — * 3 H —
Interest,3months, 1} , :9 887 | 6
in London. |
8 bushels=1 quarter, and
103; Winchester measure=100 imperial:
say 443 impl. qrs... a 17s. 5%d. tº qr, in bond. . . . . . . :8 386] 14

R 2
T 24
I ND I A N C O R. N.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
New-
York
priee
per
Bush.
EXCHANGE.
Par. | 101 || 102 | 103 || 104 || 105 || 105} | 106 || 1063 | 107
Or Or or Or Or Or OP Of Or Or
D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
4.44.44 || 4.48.88 || 4,53.33 || 4.57.77|| 4.62.22 || 4.66.66 || 4,68.88 || 4.7.1.11 || 4.73.33 4.75,55
P. gr. p. Q r. p, qr. p. Q r. p. Q r. p. Qr. p. Q r. p, qr. p. qr. p, qr.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
17. 5}|17. 4 || 17. 8 || 17, 1}| 17. 0}|16.11 | 16.10%| 16. # 16. 9 || 16. 8
18. 6 | 18. 4}| 18. 3 | 18. 1 #| 18. O} | 17.1 1 || 17.10 || 17. #|!. 8# 17. 8
19. 6}| 19. 5 | 19. 3.}| 19, 2 | 19. 0}| 18. 11 | 18.10 | 18. #|13. º 18. 8
20. 7 |20. 5+|20. 84 20. 2 | 20. 0#| 19. 1 1 || 19.10 | 19. §§ 19. 8% 19. Z}
21. 8 |21. 6 |21. 4}|21. 2; 21. 1 |20. 11 20.10 |20. 9% |20. 8 |20. 7#
22. 8+|22. 6+|22. 4}| 22, 3 || 22. 1 |21. 11 |21. 10 |21. 9 |21. 8 |21. 7
23. 9 || 23. 7 || 23. 5 23. 3 || 23. 1 || 22.1 ! 22. 1 0 || 22. 9 22. 8 || 22. 7
24. 10 |24. 7#|24 5}| 24, 3 |24. 1 |23. 11 |23. 10 |23. 9 |23. 8 |23. 7
25.10}|25. 8 |25. 6 || 25. 3}|25, 1}|24. 1 1 |24. 10 |24. 9 |24, 8 || 24. 7
26.11}|26. 9 |26. 6}|26. 4 |26. 13 |25.11 |25.10 |25. 9 |25. 7% 25. 6;
28, 0 |27, 9;|27. 6;|27, 3 ||37. ii. 36.ii |36.io ||26. 5 |26. #|26. 6;
29. O}|28. 9% |28. 7 |28. 4 |28. 1% 27, 11 |27. 10 |27. 9 |27. #|37. 6#
30. 1; 29.10%|29. 7#|29. 5 |29. 2 28.1 1 |28. 1 0 |28. 9 |28. #|2s. 6#
81. 2 |30. 11 |30. 8 |30. 5 |30. 2 |30. 11 |29.10%|29. 9 |29. 7; 29. 6
32. 2% |31. I 1 || 31. 8 || 3 1. 5 || 3 1. 2 || 30. 1 1 || 30. 10 || 30. *# 30. 7 || 30. #
38. 3 ||32.11}|32. 8% |32. 5}|82. 2+| 31.11% 31.10 |91. *} 3 1. 7 || 31. #
84. 4 |34. 0}|38. 9 |38. 6 |38. 2 #| 82. 11; 32.10 || 32. #|38. |33 ºff
85. 4}|35. 1 |34. 9; 34. 6 |34. 3 || 33. 11% |33. 10 |38. # 33. 7 || 33. 34
86. 5 |36. 1; 35.10 |35. 6+|35. 3 | 84.11% |34. 10 || 34. # 34. 6% 34. 5
... ::::: ;|39.19 |38.93|38. 3, §§ 113 ||3:19 |3; #|35. 6||35. #
38. 6;|38. 3;|37.ii |37. 7"|37. 3.}|37, o' |36.io |36, 8%|36, 6%|36. 4;
39. 7 ||39. 3 ||38.11 |38. 7}|38. 3}|38. 0 |37. 10 |37. 8 |37. 6;|37. 4%
40. 7+|40. 3}| 39.11+|39. 7#|39. 3}|39. 0 |38. 10 |38. 8 |38. 6 |38. 4
4.1. 8 || 41, 4 || 4 I. O |40. 8 || 40. 4 |40. 0 || 39.10 39. 8 |39. 6 || 39. 4
42. 9 |42. 4}|42. O} |41. 8 |41. 4 |41. O |40. 10 |40. 8 |40. 6 |40. 4
|43. 9}|43. 5 |43. 13 |42. 8+|42. 4}|42. 0 |41.10 |41. 8 |41. 5; 41. *}
44.10 |44. 53 |44. 1 |43. 9 |43. 4}|43. 0 || 42.10 |42. 8 |42. 5" |42. §
|45. 10}|45. 6 |45. 1 #|44. 9}|44. 5 |44. 0}|43. 10 |43. 8 |43. 5 |43. #
46. 1 #|46. 7 |46. 2 |45. 9} |45. 5 |45. O}|44. 10 |44. 8 |44. 5 |44. 3%
48. 0 |47. 7 |47. 2+|46. 9}|46. 5 |46. 0}|45. 10 |45. 7%|45. 5; 45. 3
49. 0}|48. 7#|48. 24 |47. 10 |47. 5}|47. 1 |46. 10 |46. 7#|46. 5 |46. 3


I ND I A N C O R. N.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

NEw-
York
price
per
Bush.
Cents
EXCHANGE.
1074 || 108 || 108} | 109 || 109% 110 | 1.10% 111 || 11.1% 112
Or Or Or Or Or Or or OT Or Or
D.cts.m. |D.cts m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
4.77.77|| 4.80.00 || 4.82 22 || 4.84.44 || 4.86.66 || 4.88.88 || 4.91.11 || 4.93.33 4.95.55 || 4.97.77
p. qr. p. Q r. p. Q r. p. (Ir. p. Q r. p. Q r. p. Q r. p. Q r. p. QI'. p qr.
S. d. s. d s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. | S. d.
16. 7#| 16. 7 | 16. 6#| 16. 54|16. 5 || 16. 4; 16. 4 || 16. 3 | 16. 2% | 16. 2
17, 7 || 17. º 17. 5% 17. 5 17. 4; 17. § 17. 3 || 17. 2 17. 1 # 17. 1
18. 7 || 18. 6%| 18. 5;| 18. 5 | 18. 4 || 18. 8%| 18. 2:#| 18. 2 | 18. 1 | 18. O#|
19. 6; 19. 6- . 19. 5 || 19. 4 || 19. 3}| 19. 3 || 19. 2"| 19. 1#| 19. 03 |19. OS
20. º 20. 6 || 20. 5 || 20. 4 20. s: 20. 2;|20. 2 | 20. 1 |20. 0 19:1;
21. # 21. # 21. 4%|21. # 21. 3 |21. 2 |21. 1 |21. 0 |20. 11 |20.10%
22. 6#|22. 5:#|22. 4}|22. 3}|22. 3 |22. 2 |22. 1 |22. 0 |21.11 - |21. 10
23. 6 |23. 5"|23. 4 |23. 8" |23. 2;|23. 1;|23. 04|22.11%|22.10%|22. 9%
24. 6 24. 5 || 24. 4 || 24, 3 || 24. 2 24. 1 || 24. 0 || 23.1 1 || 23. 10 |23. 9
25. b3 |25. 4%|25. 34 |25. 2%|25. 1%|25. 0#|24.11%| 24.10%|24. 9%|24, 8%
26. § 26. Aft 26. s 26. 2. 26. iš 35.1; *193|2; 9, 23. 3, §§ 7,
27. 5 |27. 4 |37. 3 |27. 2"| 27. 1 |26. 11;|26.10 |26. 8%|26. 7#|26. 6;
28. 5 |28. 4 |28. 2% |28. 1 |28. 0 |27.11%|27. # 27. 8% 27. 7 |27. 6
29. # 29. 3; 29. * |32 || |29.9 |39.1, 33. º;|. 8 28. º 28. *
30. 4; 30. 8 |30. 1 #|30. 0 |29. 1 1 |29. 9; 29. 8% 29. 7. 29. 5; 29. 4
3 l. 44 31. 3 || 3 I. 1 #| 31. 0 || 30. 1 1 || 30. §§ 80. 8 |30. 6;|30. § 30. 4
32. 4 || 32. .# 32. 1 #| 32. 0 || 31.10%|31. 2, 31. 7#| 31. 8, 31. 4% 31. 3
33. 4 |38. 2; 33. 1 || 32.11}| 32.10 |32. 8%|32. 7 ||32. 5:#|32. 4 |82. 2;
34. 3}|34. †, S4. º 33. 1 1 33. 9% 33. 8 || 33. º 33. 5 || 33. .# 33. 2.
85. 3 |35. 1; 35. O#| 34.10 |34. 8:#|34. 7 ||34. 5; 34. 4 || 34. 2% |34. 1
36. 3, 36. iſ: 36. o: 3:19, 3. § 35. 7 || 35. § 35. 3}|35. 2 ...}
... *|†, , ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; *; ; ; ;|..}}
* 2 * . © 0+ 3 tº º 7# tº * * † tº 2 i.
89. 2 |39. Oż 3s.joſ §s. 3 ||38. 7"|ss. 543s. 3}|38. 2 |38. 0 |37.10
40. 2 |40. 0 |39. 10 |39. 8 |39. 6;|39. | 39. 3 ||39. 1 , |38.11 , |38. 9
4 I. º :::::: 40. 2} 40. 8 |40. 6"|40. 4"|40. 2% |40. O}|39.10%|39. 9
42. 1:#|41.11% |41. 9% |41. 8 |41. 6 |41. 4 |41. 2 |41. 0 |40. 10 |40. 8,
43. 1"|42.11 |42. 9" |42. 7#|42. 5:#|42. 3}|42. 1%|41.11%|41. 9%|41. 7%
44. 1 |43. 1 1 |43. 9 |43. 7 |43. 5 || 43. 3 || 43. 1 || 42.1 1 || 42. 9 42. 7
|45. Oż|44.10%|44. 8% |44. 6 |44. 4 |44. 2 |44. 0 |43. 10 |43. 8 ' |43. 6
46. 0%|45.10%|45. 8" |45. 6 |45. 4 |45. 2 |45. 0 |44. 9}|44. 7#|44. 5%
126
C L O V E R SEED,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.
26 casks, weighing:
Note.—Cloverseed is often sold in New York by the bushel; 1 bushel
weighs about 65 lbs.
Nett 17,540 lbs... a 3 cents #7 lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28% 526, 20
Tight casks, measuring, and packing,. . . . . . . . . . 28, 60, 00
Cartage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • a • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 2, 4, 50
Bills of lading, and petty charges,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 1 , 50
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2 ſ, 63
Insurance, 8600. ... a 1% tº cent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 9 , 00| 77| 63
. : A 603 83
Commission, a 5 tº cent, 30, 17
a 634 00
- . -- Exchange, at par, £ 142|| 13
Freight, a) 9s. tº cask,. . . . . . £1 1 , 14, 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, , 0, 11 , 8
cwt. qrs.lbs. - £ 12, 5, 8
Duty, 156,2,12,020s.{Powt.:8156, 12, 4
Entry, warrant, &c.. . . . . . . . 2, 1 m 4 m 0 -
, 157, 16, 4
Landing, wharfage, housing, weighing, load- *
ing... a 6s. “P cask. . . . . . . • - - - - - - - - » 7 m 16 m 0
Rent and fire insurance, 4d. § cask, P
week, 2 months, ........ . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 m 9 m 3
Factorage and guarantee, 2% tº cent, . . . . , 8, 2, 8
Commission, 2% 22 . . . . » 8 m 2 m 8
Interest not taken into consideration, .... .
Stamps, postage, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 ºr 4 m 0 198| 16
in London. #8 341||| 9
Weight, nett, .... 17,540 lbs.
Loss &c. 1 {P cent. , 180 ,
Nett, 17360 lbs. or 155 cwt. a 44s. 1d. #
. & cwt. duty paid. £| 341| 12
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TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
Par. 101 102 103 104 105 105% 106 106% 107
Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m., D.cts.ml D.cts.m. ſl.cts.m.! D.cts.m., D.cts.m.! D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.! D.cts.m.
4.44.44; 4.48.88 || 4.53.33 || 4.57.77 4.62.22 4.66.66 || 4 68.88 4.7.1.11 || 4.73.33 || 4.75.55 |,
p. cwt. p. ewt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt.
S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. 2. s d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
44. 1 || 48.10%| 43. 8%| 43. 6 || 43. 4 || 43. 2 43. I 43. 0 || 42.1 1 || 42.10
46. 10}| 46. 8 || 46. 5}| 46. 3 || 46. O#| 45. 10 || 45. 9 || 45. 7% 45. 6%| 45. 5
49, 8%| 49. 5; 49. 2; 48.11+ 48, 9 || 48. 6 || 48. 5 || 48. 8%| 48. 2; 48. 1
5.2. 6}| 52. 3 || 52. 0 || 51. 8; 51. 5%| 51. 24 51. 1 50. 11; 50.10 || 50. 84
55. 4 || 55. 03| 54. 9 54. 53| 54. 2 53.10%| 53. 9 53. 1 #| 53. 5%| 58.4
58. 2 57.10}| 57. 7 || 57. 3}| 57. 0 || 56. 8 || 56. 6 56. 4 || 56. 2 56. O
61. O | 60. 8; 60. 4 || 59 11}| 59 7#| 59. 3.}| 59. 13 38.11%| 38.9% ºf 73
93.10 || 63. 3 ºs. gº. § 62. A di.ii} gi. 9; 31.7% ºf . º. 3
66. 8 | 66. 3 || 65. 10 || 65. 5%| 65. 1 || 64. 8"| 64. 6 || 64. 3}| 64. 1 #| 63.11
69. 6 || 69. 1 | 68. 8 | 68. 3 || 67. 1 0 || 67. 5 || 67. *} 67. o | 66. 9}| 66. 7
72. 4 || 71.10%| 71. 5 || 70.11%| 70. 6# 70. 1; 69.10%| 69. 8 69. 5 69. 2%
75. 2 | 74. 8 74, 2}| 73. 9 || 78. 3%| 72. # 72. 7, 72.4 || 72. 1:#| 71.10%
78. 0%| 77. 6; 77. 0%| 76. 6}| 76. Oż| 75. 6; 75. 3} 75. of 74. 9}| 74. 6#
so.10; so. 4"| 79. § 79. § 78. 3"| 7s. 2; 77.11%| 77. § 77. § 77. 2;
83. 8; 83. 1 #| 82. 7 || 82. O}| 81. 6 80.11%| 80. 8 || 80. 5"| 80. 1}| 79.10%
86. 7 || 86. 0 || 85. 5 | 84.10 | 84. 3 83. 8 || 83. 5 83. 1 # 82.10 || 82. 6+
89.5 | 8s. 9; ss, 2 | 87.7 | 86.1#| 86, ag| 86. i., §5, §§ 35.6 | 85. 2;
93. 5, 91.7; 90.10}| ſo. 4, 89, § 89, i. 88, 9% ss. 5; ss. 3, 87.1%
95. is 94. § 95. of 93. i*| 93.5% oi. 9; 91. 6' oi. 2; 90.104 go 6#
97.11%| 97. 8 || 96.6}| 95.10%| 95. 2 94. 6 94. 2, 93.1o 93. 6, 93. 2
too. 9}|100.1 || 99.4|98. 7# 97.11, 97.3%| 96.19%| 96.6}| 96. 23 95.19
103.3 |102.11.102. 13|101.4}|100. 7#| 99.11...99. 0%| 99. głl gº to os. 6
106. 6 || 105. 8}| 104. 11|104. 2 | 103. 4%|102. 7#|102. 3 101.10% 10 I. 6 || 101. 2
109. 4 || 108. 6 107. 8%|106.10%|106. 1 || 105. 4"| 104.11%| 104.7"| 104. 2+|108.10
| 12. 2+ 1 ( 1. 4}|110 6 ||109. 8 |108.10.|108. 0#|107. 8 || 107. 3 |106.10%|105. 5%
115. oil 114. 2"|113. 3}|112. 5 || 11. 6%|110. 9 || 10. 4%|109.11 ||109. 6+|109. 14
117.10%| | 16.11}| 116. 1 || 15. 2 | 1 14. # 118. 5}|113. 0 || 12. 7#|1 12. 2 #|111, 9}
120. 9 || 19.10 || 18.10%|117.11%|117. O#| | 16. 2"|115. 9 || 115. 4"|114.11+|114. 5}
128. 7 | 122. 7#|121. 8 |120. 8%|119. 9 || 18.10%|118. 5 || 118 o || 17. 6+|4 17. 14
126. 5 |125. 5"| 124, 5}|123. 5%|122. 6 |121.77|121. 1%|120. 8 |120. 2+|119. 9;|
129. 3.}|128. 3}| 127. 3}|126. 3 |125° 3 | 124. 8%|128.10 |123. 4}|122.11 122. #
132. 1+|131. 1 || 130. O#|129. º 128. 0 || || 27, 1. 126. 6;|126. 1"|125. 7 | 125. 1.
184.11+|133.11 || 132.11 |131.10%|130. 9 || 149. 9 |129. 3 || 128. 9 128. 3 || 127. 9
137. 9}|136. 8+|135, 7+|134. 7 |133. 6 |132. 5}|131.11%|131. 5%|180.11+|130. 5
140. 7+|139. 6+|138. 5+|137. 4}|136. 3}|135. 3"|134. 8%|134. 2 |133. 7#183. 1

I 28
CLOVER SEED.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
New-
York 107% 108 108} 109 109% 110 1.10% 111 1 11% 1 12
price Or Or Or Or Ol' Or Or Or Or Or
p. Ib. D.cts m. D.cts.u. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m., D.cts.m.
4.77.77 4.80.00 4.82.22 || 4.84.44 4.86.66 || 4.86.66 4.91 11 || 4.93.33 4.95.55 || 4.97.77
cental * cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt.
*F ºf ºn s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
3 42. 9 || 42. 8 || 42. 7 || 42. 6 42. 5 || 42. 4 || 42. 3 || 42. 2 42. 1 || 42. 0
Sł| 45. 4 || 45. 8 || 45. 1; 45. 0% 44.1% 44.1% 44. 9 || 44. 8 || 44. 7 || 44, 6
4 || 47.11% 4.19% 47. 9 || 47. 8 || 47. 6%| 47. 5%| 47. 4 || 47. 3 || 47. º 47. º
4}| 50. 7"| 50. 5%| 50. 4 || 50. 2%. 50. 1 || 50. 0 49.1% 49. 9 || 49. Zi 49. 6;
5 53. 2%| 58. 1 *}} 52.10 52. 8%| 52. 7 || 52. # * *, *, * *
5}| 55. Io 55. 8 || 55. 6; 55. 5 || 55. 3}| 55. 2 55 % 54.10%| 54. 9 || 54. 7%
6 || 58. 5%| 58. 8%| 58. 1 #| 58. 0 || 57.10 || 57. º 57. º 57. 5 57. 3 || 57. 1%
6}| 61. 1" | 60.1 1 || 60. 9 || 60. 7 || 60. 5 60. 3}| 60. 1%| 59.11%| 59. 9%| 59. 8
7" | 63. 84| 63. 6#| 63. 4 || 63. 2 || 63. 0 || 62.10 || 62. 8" | 62. 6 62. 2 | 62. 2
#| 36 tº dº. 2, 3.11% ºft. 9% gº. 7% ºf gº. 3 || 35. º 4.1% º ºſ
8 69. o' | 68. 9%| 68. 7 || 68. 4}| 68. *# 63 0 || 67.10, 97.7%| 67.5 | 66, 3
8}| 71. 7#| 71. 5 || 71. 2%. 71. 0 || 70.9%| 70. 7 || 70. 4% 70. 2 | 70. 0 | 69. 9%
9" | 74. 4"| 74. 1 | 73.10 | 73. 7#| 73. 5 | 73. .# 72. 11%| 72. 9 || 72. 6; 72. 4
9}| 76.11%| 76. 8% 76. 5% 76. 3 || 76. 0 || 75. 9%| 75. % 75. 4 || 75. 1 || 74.10%
10 || 79. 7 || 79. 4 || 79. 1 || 78.10 || 78. 7 || 78. 4;| 78. 1 # 17.1% 77. 7%. 77, 5
10}| 82. 3 || 82. 0 || 81. 9 || 81. 5%| 81. 2% 80.11% 80. § 80. 5}| 80. 2%| 79.11%
11 | 84 11 | 84. 7#| 84. 4 || 84. 1 || 83. 10 | 83. º 83. # 83. 0 || 82. 9 82. 6
11}| 87. 6;| 87. 3 || 86.1 1; 86. 8 || 86. 5 || 86. 1; 85.10%| 85. 7 || 85. Sł| 85. 0}
ig" go. Aft| 89.11 | 89.74 so. 4 | 89, oł| 8s. 9" sº. 54 ss. & $7.10%| $7.7
12} 93.16% 92. 6}| 92. 3 || 91.11 | 91. 7# 91. 4 || 91, 0}| 90. § 90. 5 90. 1%
13 | 95. 6"| 95. 2 | 94.10 || 94. 6}| 94. 5%| 93.11 || 93. 7 || 93. 3% 93.11% 92. 8
13+| 98. º 97. 9}| 97. 5%| 97. 1; 96.10 || 96. 6 96. 2 | 95.10 || 95. 6%| 95. 2;
1 4 100. 9; 100. 5 100. 1 99. 9 99. 5 99. 1 || 98. 9 98. 5 98. 1 || 97. 9
14}|103. # 103. 1 | 102. 8%| 102. 4#| 102. º 101. 8 || 101. 4 199.1% 100. 7# 100. 3}
15 |106. 1" | 105. 8#| 105. 4; 105. 0 || 104. Z}|1%, 103.11, 193. 6#| 103. 2 | 102.10
15+|108. 8%| 108. 4 || 107.11%| 107. 7 || 107. *# 106. 10 | 106. *} 106. 1 || 105. 8#| 105. 4,
16 || 1 1. 4; º 110. 7 || 10. 2 | 109. 9; 109. 5 ||109. ºil 108. Z} 108. 3 || 107.10%
16}|114. of 118. 7#|113. 2%|112.10 | 112. 5 || 12. 0 ||111. 7; ' ', ºil 19. 9%| 110. 5
17 |116. 8"|116. 3 |115.10 - || 15. 5 115. O#|114. 7#|114. 2%|113, 9;|113. 5 || 118. 0
17}|119. 4 || 18.10%|| 18.5%|| 18. 0 |117. 5 |117. 2.116. 9 || 16.4"|115.11,115. 3,
18 122. 0 || 121. 6;|121. 1 , |120. 8 || 120. 2%|119. 9% 119. 4 || 1 18.11 || 1 18. 5:#| 118. 0#
184|124. 7#|124. a |123. 8%|123. 3 |122.10 |122. #|131-11 ||21. ºliº ºil. .
19 |127. 3}| 126. 9;|126. 4 |125.10%|125. 5 124. 11;|124. 6 124. 1 |123. #|123. 3
| 194|129.1.1"|129. 5 || 128.11%|128. 6 |128. 0%|127. 7"|127. 1%|126. 8 |126. º 125. 9
|*|isº. 7 isz. ołlisi. 14lisi. 1;|iso. 74|iso. 2 lizo. 9"|iºg. 5 lies. 94.12s. 4

129
GEORGIA COTTON,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.

S
100 bales, weighing; -
Gross, 38,180 lbs... a 4 cents #P lb. . . . . . . . . . . 28 1,527, 20
N.B. No tare allowed.
Cartage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3°06, 25
Brokerage, 12% cents {P bale, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12, 50
- 28°18, 75
Insurance, 28°1650. . a 1% tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . m 24 m 75 43 50
1,570 70 ||
Commission, 5 #’ cent.. 78 54
28 1,649 24
Bxchange, at par. £ 371| 1 |7
Freight, 38,180 lbs... a #d. § lb. . . . . . . . . . .879, 10, 10
Primage, 5 #’ cent. . . , 4, 0, 0
Landing, wharfage, housing, à) 18. 1d. P bale, , 5, 8, 4
Weighing and delivery, ... . . . . , º ºs e º ºs e Aº e º e » 2 / 10 / 0.
Sampling, paper, and mending, . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 m 4 / 0
Making merchantable, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 5 / 0 , 0
Rent, 4 weeks, a 16. tº bale, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 13, 4
Stamp and petty charges,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 1 m 8 m, 0
:8:100 // 14 // 6
Fire Insurance, ... § {P cent.)
Brokerage, . . . . . . * , - -
Commission, . . . . 2; , Sá) 4} &# ct. 2, 19, 9, 3 120 3 |-9
Guarantee, . . . . . . 1 55 36 491 |4
Interest, ... . . . . . . none. * . . . .
Discount, 1% tº cent... 7| 7 |s
“. . £| 498 12 To
in London, *.. :
º cwt. qrs. lbs.
Weight, gross, 340, 3, 16
Draft, 3, 16 a 1 lb. P bale,
Tare, 12, 0, 16 a 4 lbs. per cwt.
,- Nett, 327, 3, 12 * • |
or 36,720 lbs .... a 3.25 tº lb. in bond. ..... 6 498 15 7
- - J-
130
G E O R. GIA COTTON.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
New- Par || 101 102 || 103 || 104 || 105 || 105} | 106 || 106} | 107
YortK} or Or Or Or Or Or Or | Or Or Or
price |D cts.m. |D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m
p. f6, 4.44.44. 4.48.88. 4.53.33. 4.57.77|| 4.62.22 || 4.66.66 6.68.88 || 4.7.1.11 || 4.73.33 i 4.75.55
Cents d. p. lb. d. p. 1b. d. p. ib. d. p. 1b. d. p. lb. d. p. 1b. d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. ib.
4 3 * 3 ** 330 3 17 3 15 3 is 3 11 3 to 309 3.08
4} 3 57 3 54 3 51 S 49 3 46 3 43 3 42 3 40 3 39 3 38
5 388 38° 38° 379 376 373 37° 370 3 69 3.68
5} 440 4.17 4 13 4.09 406 403 4 on 400 3.99 397
6 4 * 448 444 441 437 4 34 43° 430 4 *8 427
6+ 4.67 463 460 450 4 ** 4 48 4.46 4 44 443 44?
6# 483 479 || 47° 471 4.67 463 461 460 458 456
6# 499 4.93 - 491 487 48° 478 4.76 475 473 471
7 5 15 5 11 500 5 oz 497 4.93 4.91 4 89 487 456
7} 530 535 521 5 17 5 is 508 500 504 50? 500
7} 546 541 537 5 33 5 * 5*4 531 5 19 5 17 5 15
7# 56* 5 57 5.53 548 543 539 536 5 34 53° 5 0
8 578 573 . 568 563 538 554 5 * 549 547 5.45
8} 594 589 584 579 573 569 567 564 562 560
8} 609 604 5.99 594 588 584 58? 579 576 5 74
8} 6*5 620 615 6 10 604 600 597 5.99 59s 5 89
9 641 636 630 6.25 619 614 6 12 609 607 6 04
9} 657 651 646 640 634 629 626 624 631 618
9} 67s 667 661 655 649 643 641 638 636 6 33
9} 688 682 676 670 664 658 655 653 650 648
1 O 704 698 69s 6 86 679 || 671 668 665 664 66?
10} 7 so 7 14 7 of 7 ol 695 690 697 684 681 678
10} 7 36 7 so 7 as 7 17 7 10 704 7 ol 698 695 692
10} 7 * 744 7 as 7 31 7 as 7 is 7 4s 7 is 7 og 7 of
1 1 767 760 7 ss 747 740 734 7 31 7 *s 7 as 7 as
11+ 7 83 776 7 69 7 6s 7 * 748 7 4s 7 4s 7 39 7 36
11} 7.99 7. 92 7 8s 778 771 7 6s 7 61 7 be 7 * 7 51
|1|1} 8 is 8.98 8 oo 793 786 7 79 776 77° 768 7 6s
12 830 8 *s 8 15 8 os 8 ol 7 9s 7.91 7 88 7 * 7 8.
|123. 846 8 39 8 31 8 23 8 16 8 to 806 8 03 7.99 796
12} . 86" 8 35 847 8 39 831 8 27 8 to 8 17 8 13 8 10
|12; 878 8 70 8 62 8 54 846 8 39 835 8 33 838 8 25
|13 893 886 878 870 862 8 55 851 847 843 8 39
|13+ 909 901 893 8 85 877 869 865 861 8 * 8 *
18} 9 * 910 9 os 900 89* 885 8 81 877 87° 870
13% 9 * 9 * 924 9 15 907 900 896 892 888 884
14 937 948 9 39 9 30 9 ** 9 is 911 907 90° 899
14} 978 9 65 9 36 947 9 38 9 30 - 926 9 22 9 * 9 14
14} 988 979 970 90° 9 ** 945 941 937 9 * 938
14} 1004 995 980 977 908 969 936 gº - 947 949
15 10 *o 10 10 10 on 99e 983 976 973 968 90° 957
16 || 1484 || 107* | 1063 | 10 * | 10 49 | 1037 || 1039 || 1039 || 10* || 1016
131
G E O R. G. I. A COTTON.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
New- 107% 108 || 108} | 109 || 1094 | 110 || 1 10} | 111 || 111+ | 112
York or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Ol' Or
P”| D.cts.ml D.cts.ml D.cts m|D.cts m| D.cts.ml Dicts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
P. *|4.77.77|| 480.00 || 482.22 || 484.44 || 4.8666 |4.88.88 || 491.11 |49333 || 4.95.55 |4.97.77
cents d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. ib., d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. ib., d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. Ib. d. p. ib.
4 3 07 3.06 303 304 303 30° 301 300 2.99 298
4} 3 36 3 35 3 33 8 32 3 31 3 30 3 29 3 28 3 27 3 26
5 366 3.65 303 3 6s 361 339 3 38 357 3 * 3 *
5} 3.96 394 393 391 390 388 3 87 385 3 84 3 *
6 435 423 4 °l 419 4.18 4.17 4.1% 4.14 4 13. 4 **
6} 440 4.38 436 4 34 4 33 431 4 29 428 4 27 4 *
6# 4.54 45° 4 so 4 48 447 4.4% 4 43 4.4% 4 41 439
Gá 469 || 4" | 4" | 4° 4* | 4" | 4* | 4" | 4* | 4°
7 4 83 481 480 478 4.76 474 47? 471 469 4.67
7} 498 496 4 95 4.93 4.91 489 4 87 485 4 83 4 81
7# 5 12 5 10 508 506 504 50s 501 499 497 4.95
7# 527 525 523 521 519 5 17 5 15 5 13. 5 11 5 09
8 543 540 537 535 533 531 529 527 525 529
8} 557 5 * 5.53 551 548 546 544 541 539 537
8% 573 569 567 564 56? 560 558 555 5 53 551
8} 587 584 58? 579 577 575 573 570 568 566
9 6 02 5 99 5 97 5 94 5 92 5 89 5 87 585 5 82 5. 80
9} 6 16 6.13 611 608 606 603 601 5.99 596 594
9} 631 628 625 623 620 618 615 6 is 6 10 608
9} 645 64? 639 637 634 63? 629 627 624 6*
10 660 637 634 651 649 646 644. 641 639 636
10} 675 67? 669 666 663 660 658 655 653 6 so
10% 6 89 6.86 683 680 677 675 67? 670 667 664
10} 7 03 700 697 694 691 689 686 684 681 678
11 || 7 19 || 7 |6 || 7 tº 7 to 707 || 7" | 7" | 69° 69° 69.
11} 7 as 7 30 7 sz 7 as 7 * 7 19 7 16 7 13 7 10 7:07
11; 7 as 7 * | 7 “ 7° 7" | 7” 7” 7" | 7 | | 7 a
11} 7.62 7 39 7 56 7 53 7 so 747 744 741 7 38 7 as
12" | 77 || 77 || 770 7" | 7 º' | 7" | 7 * || 7 * | 7 as || 749
12} 79° 7 89 7 86 7 83 7 80 776 773 769 7 66 7 63
12; 8 06 803 8 00 796 793 790 7 87 788 7 so 777
12#. 8 21 8 18 814 8 10 8 07 8 04 8 01 7 º 7 9. 7 91
18 836 8.32 8 29 8 25 8 22 8 18 8'5 8 11 808 80s.
13} 851 847 843 840 836 8 * 8 *9 826 82° 8 19
13 # 8 66 8 62 8 58 8 54 851 8 47 8 4s 840 8 36 8 33
13} 880 876 873 869 865 80s 8 * 8 ** 851 847
14 895 891 887 8 84 880 87° 873 870 866 80?
14} 9 10 9 06 9 O2 8 98 8 94 8 91 8 87 8 84 8 80. 876
14% 9* 9° 910 913 r 909 90° 9* 8.98 894 890
14} 999 9 * 9 * 928 9°4 9” 9." 9 * 90° 90°
15 || 9 sº | 949 || 9” 9" | 9" | 9” 9” 9* | 9* | 9 is
16 || 10 it 1007 || 10* | 999 || 9° 9" | 9” 9* | 97° 97.
F32.
M A R Y L AND TO B A C C O,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.

60 hhds. Maryland, weighing with casks:
Gross, 84,250 lbs.
Tare, 8,425 ,, a 10 tº cent.
Nett, 75,825 lbs... à) 6 cents per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 28° 4,549 50
Cartage, a 37% cts. per hd. . . . . . . . . . . . . * - © ºf e 3.22, 50
Cooperage, a 12% cts. , do. . . . . . . . - e. e. e. e. e. e. e. * * * » 7,50
Brokerage, } {P cent. , do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 22, 75
Inspection, a 50 cts. , do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 30, 00
2882, 75
Insurance, 28 5000 a 1% tº cent. . . . . . . e tº e º 'º e . . , 75,00 157| 75
e” 28 4,707 25
Commission, a 5 tº cent. 235 36
28 4,942 61
Exchange, at par, £| 1,112 2
Freight, 60 has. Ó 30s, tº hd. . . . . . . . . . . £ 90, 0, 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, .. , 4, 10, 0
# 94, 10 , 0
Entry for warehousing, . . . . . . # 0 , 10 ,, 6
Duty, a 2s. Phhd... . . . . . . . . 2, 6, 0, 0 , 6, 10 / 6
Landing charges, 6d. § 100 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . » 15 ºr 12 / 6
Brokerage, a 5s. Phhd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 15 / 0 , 0
Stamps and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 10, 0
£133, 3, 0
Commission, . . . . . . a 2+ £ ct. -
Guarantee,........ 1; , ; a 44 * ct. 2, 52, 19, 0 186] 2
Fire Insurance, . . . . 0# , 28 1,298 4
Discount, I tº cent, É 12, 19, 6
Shipping charges, a 3s. 7d. tº hd. . . . . . . . , 10, 15, 0 23| 1.4
g" :9 1,321| 18
in London,
Weight, if sound:
Gross, 84,250 lbs.
Tare, 7,500 , sup. 125 lbs. each.
- 76,750 lbs. without casks,
Draft and shrinkage, 1,140 , a 4 lbs. & 15 lbs.
- 75,610 lbs.
Trett, 2,908 ,, a 4 lbs. tº 104 lbs.
Nett,TT2,702 lbs, a 4*d, *p lb. in bond, £| 1,321, 18
|;
To
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I33,
M A R Y L A N D TO B A C C O.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
NEW-
Yonk Par. 101 102 103 104 105 || 105} | 106 1064 || 107
price Or Or Or Or Or Or - OI’ Or Or Or
p. ft. D.cts.m. D.cts.m., D.cts.m., D.cts.m. D.cts.m. Dicts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts.m., D.cts.m. D.cts.m.
4.44.44 || 4.48.88 || 4.53.33 4.57.77 || 4.62.22 || 4.66.66 4.68.88 || 4.71.11 || 4.73.33 || 4.75.55
Cents d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. f6. d. p. Ib. d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. h. d. p. ib. d. p. h.
2 I sº 181 180 179 177 176 1 75 173 174 173
2#. 214 213 2 11 2 10 208 206 206 205 204 203
s” 246 244 24° 240 2 38 2 36 2 39 2 35 234 2 33
3} 26* 260 2 58 256 2 33 2 *l 2 30 2 50 249 248
3# 278 276 274 273 269 267 266 265 264 203
3} 2.94 29* 2 99 287 284 283 Q 81 280 278 277
4 309 307 304 303 2.99 297 296 29* 2.93 29*
4} 3 * 323 s” 3 18 3 15 3 13 3 1? 3 10 309 3.08
4% 3 41 339 336 333 330 327 336 3 * 323 3 *
Aft 3 37 3 * 3 * 3.48 3.4% 34° 341 340 339 337
5 373 370 367 364 360 357 350 3 * 3 53 3 *
5} 3 89 386 383 380 376 373 37. 370 3.68 367
5} 4 05 4 O2 3 98 3.95 3 91 387 3 85 3 84 3 82 - 3 81
bā 4" | 41° 4" | 41° 4" | 408 || 4" | 3" | 397 3”
6 436 433 429 436 4 ** 4 18 4 16 4.1% 4 13 4.1%
6} 4 ** 449 4.4% 441 437 4 33 43' 430 428 4 26
6# 4.08 464 460 456 4 * 4 48 - 440 444 44° 441
- 6# 484 480 476 47? 4.67 463 461 439 4 37 436
7 500 596 4.92 4 88 483 479 477 475 473 471
7} 53° 528 523 5 18 5 13 508 506 504 50° 500
8 564 539 554 549 5 * 539 537 5 * 53° 530
84. 595 590 585 580 57. 569 567 564 86° 560
o” | 6a || 6′s 610 || 6 || || 60s 600 59° 59" | 59, 590
94. 639 654 648 64° 636 630 627 634 6* 618
10" | 601 || 6′s 679 || 67 || 6′ | 660 | 67 | 6* | 6* | 6.9
11 7 sº 748 741 7 * 7 * 7 *l 7 18 71° 7 is 7 os
12 8 16 811 8 04 897 7 * 7 8s 779 # 77s 77° 7 de
13 8 sº 874 866 8 * 8° 843 840 836 8.33 889
14 94% 97 92° 9° 9." 90° 899 895 s” 887
15 1009 1000 991 9 * 97° 9% 9° 9* 9* 9 *
| 34
M A R Y L A N D TO B A C C O.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
New- 107% 108 108} | 109 109; I IO 110} | 111 111 #
York OT Ol' Or Or Or Ol' Or Or Or
price D.cts.m. || D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts m | D.cts m | D.cts.m | D.cts.m
p. Ib, 4.77.77|| 4.80.00 || 4.82.22 || 4.84.44 4.86.66 4.88.88 4.91.11 || 4.93.33 || 4.95.55
Cents; d. p. ib. d. p. Ib. d. p. ib. d. p. f6. d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. Ib d. p. Ib d. p. ib.
2 173 172 172 1 71 1 71 170 170 169 1 69
. 2# 203 20° 2 o' 200 1 99 1 98 197 197 196
8 23? 2 31 2 31 2 30 229 238 227 227 2 26
S} 2.47 246 246 2 45 244 243 24? 2 41 240
3} 262 201 260 2 39 2 58 2 37 2 56 2 55 2 54
3# 2 76 2.7% 2.74 273 27? 271 270 269 268
i. 4 2.91 290 289 288 287 286 2 85 284 283
4}. 307 3.05 3 04 303 30° 301 300 2.99 298
4; 321 320 3 18 3 17 3 16 3 15 3 13 3 1? 3 11
4} 336 334 3 33 3 32 330 339 3 28 327 3 25
5 35i 3.49 3.48 3 47 345 344 3.42 3 41 340
5} 3.65 364 3 63 3 61 360 359 3 57 336 3 54
5; 3" | 3" | 37 || 37 3" | 3" | 37 3" | 3%
5} 394 393 391 390 388 3 87 3 85 3 84 3 82
6 4 10 4.08 406 4.0% 403 401 4 00 398 3.96
6+ 4 °4 423 4 21 4. 19 4 18 4 16 4 14 4.1% 4 11
# 439 4 37 4.3% 4 34 43? 431 429 427 4.25
6# 4.54 4.5% 4 º' 4 49 4 47 445 4 44 4.4° 4 40
7 469 407 4 66 4 64 4.62 460 458 456 4 54
7} 498 496 4.94 49? 4.90 488 4.86 4.94 482
8 5 28 526 529 52" 519 5 17 51% 519 5 it
8#. 5 57 5 * 5.5% 550 548 546 544 542 539
9 5.87 584 58. 579 576 5 74 57? 569 567
9} 6 16 614 611 608 606 604 601 5.99 596
1 O 646 643 640 638 6 35 632 630 627 6*
| 1 70s 7 o’s z” 697 694 691 688 685 65°
12 7 65 7 61 7 58 7 55 7 51 7 48 7 45 7 42 7 39
13 8 24 8 20 8 17 8 13 8 10 8 00 803 800 7.9%
14 8 * 879 87° 871 807 864 860 8 30 8 *
15 9* 9 38 9* 939 926 9 * 918 9 * 9”
16
1 12
Or
D.cts.m
4.97.77
d.p. ft
168
196
135
V IR G IN IA OR K E N T U C K Y TO B A C C O,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.

60 hlhds. Virginia or Kentucky, weighing with casks:
Gross, 90,250 lbs.
Tare, 9,025 , (a) 10 tp cent.
Nett, 81,225 lbs. a 4 cents tº lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 3,249 00
Cartage, a 37; cts. “Phbd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-22, 50
Cooperage, a 12# cts. do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 7, 50
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 16, 25
Inspection, a 50 cts. per hºld,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 30, 00
Insurance, 83,500, a 15 tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 52, 50 128 75
3,377 75
Commission, a 5 tº cent. 168|| 89
s! 3,546 64 ſº
Exchange, at par, £ 797] 19 || 6
Freight, 60 hbds. a 35s. Phbd. . . . . . . . . . . . #105 , 0, 0
Primage, 5 #' cent, 2, 5 , 5 , 0
£110, 5 , 0
Entry for warehousing, . . . . . . . . # 0 , 10, 6
Dut 2s. d? hhd. • * g e º O Q & Q & 6 O O
uty, a 28 * † : " . , 6, 10, 6
Landing charges, 6d. tº 100 lbs . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 20, 3, 9
Stamps and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 m 10 / 0
Brokerage, a 5s. Phhd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 15 m 0 m, 0
Commission, . . . . . . a 2% iſ ct.
Guarantee, tº dº ſº º e º 'º º 1% 92 @ 4# dy Cent, 40 // 8 // 9 193 18 ()
Fire Insurance, . . . . 0# , * I ammes
fº 991. 17 | 6
Discount, @ 1 {P cent, # 9, 18, 4
Shipping charges, a 3s. 7d. “Phhd. , 10, 15, 0 20, 13 4
£| 1,012 10 Io
in London.
Weight, if sound: (*
Gross, 90,250 lbs.
Tare, 9,300 , sup. 155 lbs. each.
80,950 lbs. without casks.
Draft and shrinkage, 2,280 , a) 8 lbs. & 30 lbs.
78,670 lbs.
Trett, 3,026 , a 4 lbs. ºp 104 lbs.
Nett, 75,644 lbs. a 3" d. 9 lb. in bond. £| 1,011 14 || 9
136
VI R G IN IA OR K E N T U C K Y TO B A C C O.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.


EXCHANGE.
New-l Par 101 102 103 104 105 105} | 106 106; 107
Yoſt K Or Or Or Or Or Or Or .Or OT Or
price |D.cts.m., D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.ml D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.ml D.cts.m
p. f6, 4.44.44 || 4.48.88 4.53.33 || 4.57.77|| 4.62.22 || 4.66.66 4.68.88 || 4.7.1.11 || 4.73.33 || 4.75.55
Cents, d. p. ib. d. p. f6. d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. H. d. p. ib. d. p. Hö. d. p.fb.
I 135 1 24 123 123 122 1 21 121 121 1 21 130
1% 1 38 1 37 156 1 55 154 1 53 1 53 1 5? 1 51 151
2 190 189 187 186 185 184 1 83 182 182 1 Bl
2} 207 205 204 20% 201 200 1 99 198 1 98 197
2#. 233 2? I 220 2 18 2 17 2 16 2 15 2 ” 214 2 13
2} 239 237 235 2 34 23? 2 3i 2 31 2.99 2.99 228
3 2 30 2 34 25? 250 948 246 2.4% 2 * 243 243
3} 27° 270 268 2 66 264 26? 261 200 2 39 2 *
3# 288 286 284 28° 280 278 277 270 2.7% 274
3# 30° 303 300 297 295 2.93 292 29, 290 289
4 3 * 3 18 316 3 13 3 11 3 08 307 300 3.05 304
4} 3 * 335 333 330 327 324 323 3 * 320 3 19
4; 3 * 35i 3.48 345 34? 3 39 338 337 336 334
4} 370 367 304 361 358 3 55 3 54 3 * 351 350
5 387 383 380 377 374 3.71 3 69 3% 366 303
5} 40° 3.99 3.96 393 390 387 3 85 3 * 38? 380
5} 419 4 15 41° 4.08 405 4.01 400 398 397 395
5} 430 43? 439 4 ** 4 * 1 4 17 4, 15 4” 4.1% 4 10
6 4 * 4 48 445 4 41 4 37 4.33 4, 31 429 4.38 426
6} 46% 464 460 436 45° 4 48 4.46 4 * 443 4 *
6# 4 * 480 476 47? 468 464 4.62 400 4.38 4 37
6# 501 496 49% 488 4 84 480 4 78 47% 474 47?
7 5 17 5 18 508 504 500 496 4.94 49 489 487
7} 530 5.45 541 536 5 31 527 5 25 5 * 520 5 17
8 58? 578 573 568 563 558 556 5 * 5 * 549
8#. 610 611 605 600 594 590 587 5 * 58? 579
9 648 643 637 631 6.25 620 617 6 * 6 12 609
9} 681 675 669 663 657 652 648 6* 643 640
! 0 7 14 7 of 7 ol 694 688 683 6 80 677 674 671
1 1 779 77° 765 7 58 7 51 745 7 41 7 * 7 35 7 a.
12 845 838 830 8 ** 8 14 807 8 04 800 797 793

VI R, G IN IA OR K E N T U C K Y TO B A C C O.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
New- 107% | 108 108} | 109 || 109% 110 | 1104 || 111 11 l; 112
York or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
price | D.cts.ml D.cts.m. D.cts.ml D.cts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts m| D.cts.ml D.cts.ml D.cts.ml D.cts m
p. fb. 4.77.77 || 4.80.00 || 4.82.22 || 4.84.44 || 4.8666 || 4.88.88 7.91.11 || 4.93.33 || 4.95 55 4.97.77
Cents d. p. ib. d. p. ib., d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. ib. d. p. Ib d. p. ib. d. p. f6, d. p. f6. d. p. f6.
1 120 1 so 120 119 119 1 19 118 1 18 117 117
1#. 1 so 130 1 50 149 149 149 148 148 147 147
** 1 8 l 1 80 180 179 179 1 78 178 177 177 176
2}. 196 196 195 194 194 193 192 191 191 190
gi 2 * 2 11 2 10 209 209 208 207 206 206 205
3á 2*7 2 36 2 ** 2 24 2 24 2 23 2 ** 221 2 * £30
3" 24? 2 41 240 2 39 2 38 2 37 2 37 2 30 2 * 2 34
3} 2 37 2 56 2 35 2 54 2 53 25? 25° 2 5i 2 30 249
3# 27° 271 270 269 268 267 206 265 2.04 263
3# 287 286 285 2.84 283 28? 281 280 279 2 78
4 303 3.02 300 2.99 398 297 296 295 2.94 2.93
4} 3.18 3 17 3.1% 3 14 3 13 3 1? 3 11 3 10 sº 307
4# 3 * 3 32 330 329 328 327 3*6 3 25 3 * 3 *
43 3.48 347 3.4% 344 34° 34. 340 3 38 3 37 336
:* 3 63 3 62 3 60 8 59 3 57 3 56 3 54 3 53 3 52 3 51
5} 379 377 376 374 373 3.71 370 3.68 367 366
5; 39. 392 391 3 89 388 386 38% 3 83 3 * 380
5} 4.09 4 07 406 4.04 4.09 401 400 398 397 3.9%
6 4 * 4 23 4 ** 420 4.19 4 '7 4 ** 4 13 4 '' 4.09
6} 4” 4 38 436 4 * 43? 4 30 4°9 4 28 426 4 *
6# 4 * 4 53 4 * 449 447 440 444 4 43 4 41 439
6} 47° 468 407 4.6% 403 461 439 4 57 4 55 4 *
7 4 * 4 83 4 * 480 47° 476 474 47? 470 40°
7} 5 * 5 13 5 * 509 507 505 503 501 5.99 597
8 5.4° 544 5 * 539 537 535 53° 530 538 5 *
8% 577 574 5 72 57° 507 50° 56* 560 558 5 *
9 607 604 6” 60° 597 5.9% 5.9% 590 5 88 5 *
9, 6* | 6a || 6 || 6’ 6* | 6* | 6 || 6′ 6" | 6′.
10 668 665 6* 6 * 650 633 6 * 648 646 643
11 || 7 as 7 as 7 * | 7 ° 7 16 || 7 tº 71" | 7 o' | 7 o' | 7 o'
12 790 786 7 sº 77° 776 77° 7 69 766 7 63 7 go
138
C A R O L IN A R ICE,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.

50 Tierces, weighing:
Gross, 33,010 lbs.
Tare, 3,301 ,, a 10 d? cent.
Nett, 29,709 lbs. . a 2 cents tº lb. . . . . . . . . . .28. 594 18
Cartage, a 12# cts. tº tierce, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 6, 25
Brokerage, a 12% cts. tº tierce, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 25
Cooperage, and bills of lading, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 5,00
- 28, 17, 50
Insurance, 28.650. . a 1% tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 9, 75 27] 25
& 621. 43
Commission, a 5 tº cent. 31|| 7
28 652 50
Exchange, at par 6 146; 16 || 3
Freight, 29.4% cwt. a 25s. P ton, . . . . . . . ...:f 18, 8, 4
Primage, 5 tſ’ cent, 2, 0, 18, 5
£ 19 , 6, 9
Duty, 29,864 lbs. a 15s. P. cwt. £199, 19, 5
Entry, warrant, and order. . . . . . 0, 15, 0, 200, 14, 5
Landing, wharfage, screening, filling, weighing,
re-housing and cooperage, a 3s. p tierce, , 7, 10, 0
Re-weighing and delivery, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m, 12 m 6
Warehouse rent, 4 wks. a lal. P tierce, dj'wk., 0, 16, 8
Stamp and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1, 5 , 0
£ 230 , 5, 4
Fire Insurance, 3 mths. a) 0# tº ct.
Brokerage, . . . . . . . . . . # 2, @ 3# dif Ct | 1 ,, 1
tº gº © ... l l ,, 15
Commission, . . . . . . . . 2%. , § {P ct. , tº 15 y, 5 242 () 9
- & £ 388 17 | 0
Discount, I d? cent. 3| 17 | 8
£| 392 4 |s
in London, 8
cwt. qrs. lbs,
Weight, Gross, 294, 3, 2
Tare, 28, 0, 14 @ about 63 lbs. ºp tierce,
266 , 2, 16
Draft, 0 , 3, 16 a 2 lbs. ºp tierce,
Nett, 265, 3, 0 a 29s. 64d.*P cwt. duty paid. £ 392. IO
C A R O L IN A R IC E.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
NEw-
York
price
per
Cents
2
i
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|
:
i
i
i
|
6
#
:
|EXCHANGE.
Par. 101 || 102 || 103 || 104 || 105 || 105} | 106 || 106; 107
Or Or Or Or Or Or Ol' Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts,m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts, m | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
4,44.44 4,48.88 || 4.53.33 4.57.77|| 4.62 22 || 4.66 66 || 4,68.88 || 4.7.1.11 || 4.73.33 || 4.75.55
p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt
S. d. s. d. s. d. S. d. | S. d. S. d. S. d. S. d. s. d. s. d.
29. 6%|29. 5 |29. 3.}|29. 2.; 29. 1 |29. 0 |28. 11 28.10%|28.10 |28. 9;
30. 1 1 |30. 9}| 3: .. 8 || 30. 64 |30. 5 |30. 3.} |30 3 30. 2; 30. 2 30. 1
32. 4 |32. 2 |32. 0}|31 10}|31. 9 || 3 |. 7#|31. 7 ||31. 6 |31. 5%|31. 5
33. 8% |33. 6; 33. 5 |38. 3 ||38. 1% |38. 0 |32 | 1 || 32.10 |32. 9; 32. 8%
35. 1 # 34.10%|34. 9 || 34. 7 | 84. 5% | 84. 3}| 34. 3 ||34. 2 |34. 1 || 34. O
36. 6 |36. 4 || 36. 2 |35.11+ |35. 9}|35. 7% |35. 6; 35. 5}|35. 5 || 35. 4
37. 11 |37. 8+|37. 6 |37. 4 |37. 1 #| 36.11% |36. 10}|36. 9; 36. 8+|36. 7#
39. 3}|38. 1 |38. 0} |38. 8 |38. 5% 38. 3.} |38. 2 |38. 1 |38. O || 37.11
40. 8% |40. 5% |40. 3 |40. 0 |39. 9% |39. 7 ||39. 6 |39. 5 |39. 4 |39. 2;
42. 1 |41.10 |41. 7 |41. 4}|41. 1 #|40. 11 |40. 9% |40. 8% |40. 7#|40. 6#
43. 6 |43. 3 |42. I 1% 42, 8; 42. 5:#|42. 3 |42. 1; 42. 0 |41.1 1 |41. 9%
44.10%|44. 7 |44. 4 |44. 1 |42. 10 |43. 7 |43. 5}|43. 4 |43. 2; 43. 1
46. 3}|46. 0 |45. 8}|45. 5% |45. 2 |44. 11 |44. 9% |44. 8 |44. 6; 44. 5
47. 8 |47. 4%|47. 1 |46. 9} |46. 6 |46. 2; 46. 1 |45. 11; 45. 10 |45. 8;
49. 0 |48. 8% |48. 5 |48. 1% |47. 10 |47. 6% |47. 5 |47. 3; 47. 2 |47. 0
50. 54 |50. 13 |49. 10 |49. 6 |49. 2; 48.11 |48. 9 |48. 7} |48. 5% |48. 4
51. 10}|51. 6}|51. 2% 50.10%|50. 6; 50. 2% |50. 1 |49. 1 1 |49. 9% |49. 7;
53. 3 |52. 1 1 || 52. 6; 52. 2; 51.10% |51. 6; 51. 5 || 51. 3 |51. 1 || 50.11
54. 8 |54. 3}| 53.11 |53. 7 |58. 2; 52.10}|52. 8; 5.2. 6; 52. 4}|52. 3
56. 0%|55. 8 |55. 8}|54. 11% |54. 7 |54. 3 |54. 1 , || 53. I 1 - |53. 8% 53. 6;
57. 5}|57. 1 #|56. 8 |56. 3}| 55. 1 1 |55. 6%|55. 4; 55. 2; 55. 0 |54. 10
60. 3 |59. 10 |59. 5 |59. 0 || 58. 7 |58. 2 #|58. 0 || 57.10 |57. 7% 57. 5;
63. of 62. 7}|62. 2 ||61. 8% |61. 3}|60.10%|60. 8 |60. 5; 60. 3 |60. 1
68. 7#|68. 13 |67, 7}|67. 2 | 66. 8 |66. 2.; 66. 0 |65. 9 |65. 6 |65. 3%
*—
14()
C A R O L IN A R. I. C. E.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
NEw-
York| 107% 108 || 108} | 109 || 1094 110 1 104 || 1 || 1 || 11.1% 112
price Or Or' Or Or Ol' Or Or Or Or Of
per | D.cts.m D.cts.m D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
fb. 4.77.77|| 4.80.00 || 4.82 22 || 4.84 44 4.86.66 4.88.88 4.91.11 || 4.93.33 || 4.95.55 4.97.77
p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt.
Cents s. d. s. d. s. d, . s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. S. d.
| 2 |28. 9, 28. 8%|28. 8, 28. 7 |28. 64; 28. 6 |28. 5; 28. 4%|28. 4 |28. 8%
2} |30. 0}|30. 0 |29.11%|29.10%|29.10 |29. 9 |29. 8% 29. 8 |29. 7 |29. 6;
2# 31. 4 |31. 3}| 31. 2; 31. 2 31. 1 || 31. 0#|30.11%|30. 11 |30. 10 |30. 9;
2# 32. 7% 32. 7 ||32. 6 |32. 5:#|32. 4; 32. 4 |32. 3 ||32. 2 |32. 1 , |32. O#
| 3 || 33.11%| 33.10%|38. 9%|38. 8%|33. 8"|33. 7 ||38. 6 |35. 5 || 33. 4} 33. 3%
3} |35. 3 |35. 2 |35. 1 |35. 0 |34. 11 34.10 |34. 9 || 34. 8 |34. 7#|34. 6;
# 36. 6%|36. 5% 36. 4}|36. 3}|36. 2% 36. 1 #|36. O#|35. 11; 35.1% 35. 9%
3# 37.10 |37. 9 |37. 8 |37. 7 ||37. 67 ||37. 4%|37. 3; 37. 2%|37. 1; 37. O}
4 |39. 1% |39. 0}|38.11% |38. 10 |38. 9 |38. 8 |38. 7 ||38. 5;|38. 4; 38. 3;
4} |40. 5 |40. 4 |40. *} 40. 1; 40. 03; 39.11 |39. 10 |39. 8;|39. 7#|39. 6#
4# |41. 8 |41. 7 |41. 5; 41. 4;|41. 3" |41. 2 |41. 0#|40. 11;|40. 10 |40. 9
| 4 |43. 0 |42.10%|42. 9 |42. 8 |42. 6%|42. 5 |42. 4 |42. 2;|42. 1 , |42. O
5 |44. 3}|44. 2 |44. Oż|43. 1 1 |43. 10 |43. 8% |43. 7 |43. 5. 43. 4; 43. 3
5} |45. 7 |45. 5% |45. 4 |45. 2%|45. 1 |44. 11; 44. 10 |44. 8;|44. º 44. 6
5% 46.10%|46. 9 |46. 7#|46. 6 |46. 4%|46. 3 |46. 1 #|46. 0 |45.10%|45. 9
5} |48. 2 |48. O}|47. 11 |47. 9}|47. 7% |47. 6 |47. 4%|47. 3 |47. 1; 47. 0
6 |49. 5; 49. 4 |49. 2% |49. 1 |48. 1 1 |48. 9; 48. 8 |48. 6 |48. # 48. 3
6} |50. 9% |50. 7#|50. 5} |50. 4, 50. 2 #|50. 0}|49. 11 |49. 9; 49. .#|49. 6
6% |52. 1 , |51. 1 1 |51. 9}|51. 7#|51. 5;|51. 4 |51. 2 |51. Oż|50.10%|50. 9
6# 53. 4; 53. 2% |53. O#|52.11 52. 9" |52. 7 |52. 5; 52. 3. 52. 1. 52. O
7 |54. 8 |54. 6 |54. 4 |54. 2 |54. 0}|53.10%|58. 8%|53. 6}|53. 5 |53. 3
7# |57. 3 |57. 1 |56. I 1 |56. 9 |56. 7 |56. 5 |56. 3 |56. 1 |55.11 |55. 9
8 |59.10%|59. 8 |59. 5;|59. 3}|59. 14|58. 11; 58. 9 |58. 7 |58. 5 |58. 3
9 |65. 1 |64. 10 |64. 7#|64. 5 |64. 3" |64. 0#|63. 10 |62. 7#|62. 5:#|63. 3
14 l
P OT-A N D P E A R L A SH E S,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.
200 barrels, weighing:
cwt. qrs. lbs.
Nett 945, 2 m 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2& 3,176 88
or 105,896 lbs. a 2& 3. d? 1 00 lbs.
Half inspection, a 10 cts. &#100 lbs... . . . . . . . . . . 28°105,90
Cartage, a) 8 cts. “P barrel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 16,00
Cooperage, a 6 cts. “P do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 12, 00
Storage, 6 cts. # mth. if over first 10 days after
receipt,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 12 m 00
Petty charges, ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1,00
Marking, a 2 cts. “P barrel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4,00
Brokerage, a 1s. tº do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 25 m 00 229 90
Insurance, 28.3600, a 1% tº cent,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 54, "| 3,406 78
2& 170 34
Commission, 5 tº cent. 3,577| 12
2& 804 17
Exchange, at par. ...it
tons. cwt.ºrs. lbs.
Freight 53, 1,2,0 a 20s. #' ton. £53, 1,6
Primage, 5 tº cent, 2, 2, 13, I £ 55, 14, 7
Duty, 929 cwt. a 6s. P. cwt. ... £278, 14,0
Entry, &c. . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 15,0 £279 , 9 /, 0
Landing, wharfage, and loading, ........... , 5, 0, 0
Housing, & weighing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 15, 0
Unhousing, weighing and delivery, . . . . . . . . , ,, 17, 8
Rent, 4 weeks,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 m 13,4
Stamp and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1, 15, 0
£353, 4, 7
Fire Insurance, 0# tº cent. 413, 19
Commission, 2% , @ 5% tº ct. ... , 60, 15, 0
Brokerage, O# , — 1,218 16
Guarantee, 2 55 £ 24| 7
Interest, 4 months, a 6 tº cent. P an.
1,243| 4
£
in London,
cwt. qrs. lbs.
Weight, Gross, 1061, 2, 16
Draft, 7, 0, 16 a 4 lbs.
1054, 2, 0
Tare, | 3 || // 3 // 0 a 14 lbs. P. cwt. 1,243 15
() ()
Nett, 922, 3,,
26s. l I d. P cwt. . . . . . . £
o#
10
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POT-A N D P E A R L A SHE S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
|EXCHANGE.
NFW- :
York Par. | 101 || 102 || 103 || 104 || 105 || 105} | 106 | 1.06% 107
price or Or Or Or Or Or Ol' Or Or Or
Per | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts m D.cts.m. | D.cts, m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m
Bbl. 14.44.44. 4.48.88. 4.53.33 457.77|4,62.22 4.66.66 || 4,6888 4.7.1.11 || 473.33 4.75.55
p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt.
P*. s. d. s. d s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
3.00 |26.11% |26. 9}|26. 7}|26. 5 |26. 3 |26. 1 |26. 0 |25.11 25.10 |25. 9
3.50 29.11 29. 8% 29. 5 #| 29. 3 29. 0}| 28.10% 28. 9 |28. 8 28. 7 || 28. 5%
4.00 32.10 || 32. 7 ||32. 4 || 32. 1 #|31, 10% 31. 8% 31. 7% 31. 6; 31. 5 || 31. 3
4.25 |34. 3}|34. 0}|33. 9}|38. 6% |83. 3.}|38. O#| 32.10%|32. 9 32. 8% 32. 7%
4.50 |35. 9 |35. 6 |35. 2; 34. 11; 34, 8% 34. 5; 34. 4 |34. 2; 34. 1 || 38.11%
4.75 |37. 3 || 36.11% |36. 8 || 36. 5 |36. 1 #|35.10% |35. 9 |35. 7 |35. 5% 35. 4
5.00 |38. 8% |38. 5 |38. 1% |37. 10 |37. 6% |37. 3 ||37. 1; 37. 0 || 36.10%|36, 8%
5.25 |40. 2 || 39.10%|39. 6; 59. 3 ||38. 11% |38. 8 |38. 6; 38. 4} |38. 3 ||38. 1 #
5.50 |41. 8 |41. 4 |41. O |40. 8% |40. 4} |40. 1 |39. 1 1 |39. 9 |89. 7#|39. 5;
5.75 |43. 1 #|42. 9; 42. 5:#|42. 1 #|41. 9% |41. 5; 41. 4 |41. 2 |41. 0 |40. 10
6.00 |44. 7#|44. 3 |43. 1 |43. 6}|43. 2; 42.10%|42. 8; 4.2. 6% |42. 4}|42. 3
6.25 |46. 1; 45. 8}|45. 4 |45. 0 |44. 7% |44. 3 #|44. 13 |43. 11% |43. 9}|43. 7#
6.50 |47. 7 |47. 2 #|46. 9% |46. 5 |46. O#|45. 8#|45. 6; 45. 4 |45. 2 |45. O
6.75 |49. 0}|48. 7}|48. 3 |47.10%|47. 6 |47. 1 #|46. 11% |46. 9 |46. 7 |46. 5
7.00 bo. 6;|50. 1;|49. 8% |49. 4 |48. 11 || 48. 6; 48. 4 |48. 2 |47. 11%|47. 9}
8.00 |56. 5% 56. 0 |55. 6 |55. O}|54. 7 |54. 2 |53. I |58. 8% |53. 6 53. 3
New- 107% 108 || 108% 109 || 109% | 1 || 0 || 110} | 1 || 1 || 1 || 1 , || 112
York or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
º D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
Bbl. 4.77.77|| 4 80.00 || 4.82.22 || 4.84.44 4.86.66 || 4 88 88 || 4.91.1 1 || 4.93.33 || 4.95.55 4.97.77
p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt.
** s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
3.00 |25, 8 |25. 7 |25. 6 |25. 5 25. 4 |25. 8 |25. 2 25. 1 #|25. O#|24.11%
3.50 |28. 4}|28. 3.}|28. 2; 28. 1 , |28. 0 |27. 1 1 |27.10 |27. 8% 27. 7% |27. 6%
4.00 |31. 1}|31. 0 |30. 10; 30. 9}|30. 8 30. 7 |30. 5; 30. 4; 30. 3 |30. 2
4.25 |32. 6 |32. 4}|32. 3 ||32. 1 #|32. 0}|31. 11 |31. 9; 31. 8 || 31. 7 ||3:1. 5;
4.50 |33.10 |38. 8% |38. 7 ||33. 5}|38, 4 |38. 3 ||33. 1; 33. 0 || 32.10%|32. 9
4.75 |35. 2 #|35. 1 |34.11% |34. 10 |34. 8% | 84. 7 ||34. 5;|34 4 || 3 1. 2; 34. 1
5.00 |36. 7 ||36. 5}|86. 4, 86. 2 |36. 0%|35. 11 |35. 9; 35. 7% |35. 67 ||35. 4;
5.25 |37.11% |37. 10 |37. 8% |37. 6%|37. 5 |37. 3 ||37. 1; 37. OT || 36.10 |36. 8%
5.50 |39, 3}|39. 2 |39. 0 |38. 10}|38. 8% |38. 7 ||38. 5 |38. 3; 38. 1 #|38. O
5.75 |40. 8% |40. 6% |40. 4; 40. 2 #|40. 1 |39. 1 1 |39. 9; 39. 7: 39. 5; 39. 4
6.00 |42. 1 |41.11 |41. 9 |41. 7#|41. 5% |41. 3}|41. 2 |41. O |40. 10 |40. 8%
6.25 |43. 5}|43. 3}|43. 1 #|42. I 14|42. 10 |42. 8 |42. 6 |42. 4 |42. 2; 42. O#
6.50 |44. 10 |44. 8 |44. 6 |44. 4 |44. 2 |44. 0 |43. 10 |43. 8 |43. 6 |43. 4
6.75 |46. 2% |46. 0}|45. 10#|45. 8 |45. 6 |45. 4 |45. 2 |45. 0 |44. 10 |44. 8
7.00 |47. 7 |47. 5 |47. 3 |47. 0}|46. 10#|46. 8 |46. 6 |46. 4 |46. 2 |46. 0
8.00 |53. 1 |52.10%|52. 8 |52. 5}|52. 3 || 52 0#|51.10 |51. 7#|51. 5% |51. 3
143
TU R PENTINE,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.

1000 barrels, a 2&1.90 cts. P barrel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28, 1,920 00
Cartage, a 6 cents tº barrel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28, 60, 00
Cooperage, a 4 cts. P , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 40, 00
Marking and petty charges, . . . . . . . . © & s e e s a e 2, 25, 00
Brokerage, a 12% iſ barrel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 125, 00
28250, 00
Insurance, 282,300, a l; itſ’ cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 34, 50 284 50
28 2,184 50
Commission, 5 d? cent. 109] 23
- 28 2,293 73
Exchange, at par, £ 516. 1 || 9
Freight, 1000 bbls, a 3s.6d. iſ bbl. £175, 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, , 8, 15
£183, 15, 0
Entry, warrant, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 15 , 0
Duty, 100 tons, 19 cwt. 3 qrs. 19 lbs. a 4s. 4d. 2,437, 18, 1
Landing, wharfage, &c. a 3d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 12, 10, O
Cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..? is a tº s e º 'º e º e 2, 1, 19, 8
Rent, 4 weeks, a 2s. tº 100 bbls. P week, .. , 4, 0, 0
Stamps and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 4, 0
#643, 1, 9
Fire Insurance,. . . . 0# tº cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0% 2,
Commission,. . . . . . 2# 2, 2, @ 7# ty’ ct. , 95, 6, 3 738|| 8 || O
Guarantee, ... . . . . 2 > 2, *
Interest, 6 months, 2} , , £ 1,254 9
in London,
cwt. qrs. lbs.
Weight, Gross, 2,524, 3, 12
Tare and draft, 580, 1, 12 a 65 lbs. each,
Nett, 1,944, 2, 0 a 12s. 11d. * cwt, duty paid. £ 1,255] 16
144
TU R P E NT IN E.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
N EXCHANGE.
EW-
York | Par. 101 102 103 || 104 105 || 105% 106 || 106] | 107
price Or Or Or Or Or OI’ Or Or Or Or
Pº" | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
barrel. 4.44.44 4.48.88| 4.5333| 4.57.77| 4.62.22| 4.66.66|| 4.68.88 || 4 71.11 4.73.33| 4.75.55
D.cts. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. c wt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt.
s. d. s. d. s. d. | S. d. S. d. S. d. s. d. | S. d. S. d. s. d.
1.90 | 12. 1 1 || 12.10 | 12. 9; 12. 8% 12. 8 || 12. 7#| 12. 7 | 12. 6; 12. 6}| 12. 6
2.00 13. 2 | 18. 1 || 13. 0%| 12. 11% | 12.1 1 | 12.10%| 12.10 | 12. 9; 12. 9% | 12. 9
2.10 || 3. 5 || 13. 4 || 13. 3}| 18. 2 #| 13. 2 | 18. 1% | 18. 1 | 18. O#| 18. O#| 13. O
2.20 | 18. 8% 13. 7#| 13. 7 || 13. 6 13. 5 13. 4}| 13. 4 || 13, 3}| 13. 3}| 13. 3
2.30 13.11+ | 18.10%| 13.10 | 13. 9 || 13. 8 || 13. 7#| 18. 7 || 13. 6% 13. 6;| 13. 6
2.40 14. 3 |14. 2 14. 1 #| 14. O}| 13.11}| 13.11 || 13.10%| 13.10 || 13. 9}| 13. 9
2.50 | 1.4. 6 14. 5 || 14. 4} | 1.4. 3}|14. 2 #|14. 2 | 1.4. 1 #| 14. 1 || 14. Oż| 14. O
2.60 14. 9 || 14. 8 || 14. 7#|14. 6#|14. 5; 14. 5 || 14. 4}|14. 4 || 14. 3}| 14. 3
2.70 | 15. O}|14. 11% 14.10%|14. 9; 14. 8% 14. 8 || 14. 7# 14. 7 14. 6}|14. 6
2.80 15. 3}| 15. 2% 15. 1 #| 15. O}|14. 11}|14. 11 14.10%|14. 10 || 14. 9; 14. O
2.90 | 15. 7 || 15. 6 15. 5 | 15. 4 15. 3 | 15. 2 | 15. 1; 15. 1 15. 0#| 15. O}
3.00 15. 10 | 15. 9 || 15. 8 || 15. 7 || 15. 6 15. 5 15. 4} | 15. 4 || 15. 3} | 15. 3}
3.10 | 16. 1 | 16. O | 15. 1 I | 15. 10 | 15. 9 15. 8 || 15. 7% 15. 7 || 15. 6% 15. 6;
3.20 | 16. 4} | 16. 3% | 16. 2; 16. 1 #| 16. 0 | 15.11 || 15.10%| 15. 10 15. 9}| 15. 9}
3.30 | 16. 7#| 16. 6; 16. 5}| 16. 4}| 16. 3 | 16. 2 | 16. 1 #| 16. 1 | 16. O#| 16. O
3.40 | 16. 1 1 | 16. 10 | 16. 9 || 16. 8 || 16. 6} | 16. 5% | 16. 5 | 16. 4} | 16. 4 || 16. 3}
3.50 17. 2 17. 1 || 17. 0 | 16. 1 1 | 16. 9% | 16. 8% | 16. 8 | 16. 7#| 16. 7 | 16. 6;
New- || 107% 108 || 108% 109 || 109% 110 | 110} | 111 || 111; 112
* Or Or Or Or' OT Or Or OI’ Or Or
per | D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m D.cts.m. |D.cts m D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m. |D.cts.m
barrel. 4.77.77|| 4.80.00 4.82.22| 4.84.44 4.86.66 4.88.88 4.91.11 || 4.93.33 || 4.95.55 4.97.77
p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt.
D.cts. s. d. s. d. S. d. s. d s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
1.90 | 12. 5:#| 12. 5:#| 12. 5 12. 5 12. 4}| 12. 4 || 12. 4 || 12. 3}| 12. 3 | 12. 3
2.00 | 12. 8% | 12. 8% 12. 8 || 12. 8 12. 7#| 12. 7 | 12. 7 | 12, 6% 12. 6 12. 6
2.10 || 13. Oż| 12.11% 12.1 1 || 12. 1 1 12.10%| 12.10 | 12.10 | 12. 9; 12. 9 || 12. 9
2.20 | 13. 2}| 18. 2 #| 18. 2 13. 2 | 18. 1% 13. 1 || 13. 1 | 18. 0}| 13. 0 || 13. O
2.30 || 13. 5}| 18. 5}| 13. 5 | 18. 4% 13. 4}| 13. 4 || 13. 3 #| 13. 3 || 13. 3 || 13. 2%
2.40 | 13. 9 || 13. 8% | 18. 8 | 18. 7#| 13. 7#| 13. 7 || 13. 6;| 13. 6 || 13. 6 || 13. 5%
2 50 | 1.4. O | 18. 11; 13. 1 1 || 13.10%| 13. 10 || 13. 9}| 13. 9 13. 9 || 13. 8}| 13. 8
2.60 | 1.4. 3 || 14, 2} | 1.4. 2 ||14. 1 #|14. 1 || 14. 0}|14. 0 || 14. 0 | 18.11% 13.1 !
2.70 || 14. 6 || 14. 5% 14. 5 ||14. 4; 14. 4 || 14. 3} | 1.4. 8 || 14. 3 |14. 2% 14. 2
2.80 || 14. 9 || 14. 8% |14. 8 || 14. 7#|14. 7 || 14. 6; 14. 6 14. 6 14. 5% 14. 5
2.90 15. 0 | 1.4.11% | 1.4.11 || 14.10%|14. 10 || 14. 9}|14. 9 || 14. 9 || 14. 8+|14. 8
3.00 | 15. 3 | 15. 2 #| 15. 2 | 15. 1 #| 15. 1 | 15. 0} | 15. Q | 15. 0 | 1.4.11% 14. 11
3.10 | 15. 6 || 15. 5; 15. 5 | 15, 4} | 15. 4 || 15. 3} | 15. 3 | 15. 3 || 15. 2 #| 15. 2
3.20 | 15. 9 || 15. 8} | 15. 8 || 15. 7% 15. 7 | 15. 6; 15. 6 15. 6 || 15. 5; 15. 5
3.30 | 15.11% 15.11+ | 15. 1 1 | 15. 10; 15. 10 || 15. 9% 15. 9 || 15. 8#| 15. 8 || 15. 7;
3.40 | 16. 3 || 16. 2% | 16. 2 | 16. 13 | 16. 1 | 16. 0#| 16. 0 | 15.11+ | 15.11}| 15.10%
3.50 | 16. 6 | 16. 5} | 16. 5 | 16. 4} | 16. 4 | 16. 3}| 61. 3 | 16. 2; 16. 2 | 16. 1 #

145
Q U E R C IT R O N B A R K,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO LONDON.

*-
100 hhds. weighing :
cwt. qr. lbs.
Gross, 1,323, 1 , 27
Tare, 105 , 1 , 27 (actual,)
Nett, 1,218, 0, 0 a 2&35. P ton of 20 cwt. . . . . 28 2,131 50
Drayage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28° 25, 00
Inspection and cooperage at the warehouse,. . . . , 116, 33
Brokerage, 25 cts. tº hºld, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 25, 00
Cooperage on the wharf,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... , 10, 00
Postage and small charges,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 50 180 83
tº º 28, 2,312| 33
Commission, a 5 tº cent, 1 15 62
2&| 2,427 95
-- Exchange, a 105 tº cent. £ 520 5 || 6
Insurance, £500, a 30s. tº ct. £ 7, 10, 0
Policy duty, , 1, 5, 0
- £ 8, 15, 0
Freight, a 15s. 5 ton, . . . . . . :649, 13,0
Primage, 5 tº cent, , 2, d0, 0
95 52 // 3 // O
Entry, warrant, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 ,, 15, 0
Landing, wharfage,housing, weighing, cooper-
age, re-weighing, delivery, and rent,. . . . . . 2, 48, 7, 0
Stamp and petty charges, . . . . º, e - e º a 4 tº . . . . . 2, 1 ºr 5 , 0
e # I 11 , 5 , 0
Fire Insurance, 0# tº ct."
Brokerage, ... 0% ,
Commission,... 2% , a 45 tº cent,. . . . , 26, 1 , | 137| 6 || 1
Guarantee, ... I , - - º:
Interest, ..... none. L £ 657. I 1 || 7
Discount, 2% tº cent. 16| 8 || 7
in London, £ 674 O 2
*T* | *P is cwt. qrs. Ibs.
Weight, Gross, 1,323, 1, 8
Draft, 3, 2, 8 a 4 lb. tº hind.
1,319 , 3, 0
Tare, 130, 3, 0 & 12 lbs. ºp 112 lbs.
Nett, 1,189, O, 0 a 1 1s. 4d. “P cwt. in bond. £ 673 13 || 4
ty
146
Q U E R C IT R O N B.A. R. K.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
* To; Toc Toi Tuos Too Tºo Tin Tus
1I] Or Or Or Or Or Or Or op
Philadelphia | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
per ton. 4.66 66 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 || 4.80.00 || 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 || 4.97,77
per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt.
Dollars. s. d. S. d. S. d. S. d. S. d. S. d. S. d. S. d.
25 8. 10 8. 9 8. 8 8. 7# 8. 7 8. 6; 8. 6 8. 5
26 9. 1 9. O 8. 1 1 8.10% 8.10 8. 9; 8. 9 8. 8
27 9. 4 9. 3 9. 2% 9. 1; 9. I 9. 0 8. 11; 8.10%
28 9. 7 9. 6 9. 5 9. 4} | 9. 4 9. 3 9. 2 9. 1
29 9. 10 9. 9 9. 8 9. 7# 9. 7 9. 6 9. 5 9. 4
30 1 O 1 1 O. O 9. 1 1 9. 10 9. 1; 9. 8% 9. 8 9. 7
3 | 10. 4 || 10, 3 || 1 O. 2 || 1 O. 1 10. 0} | 9.11% 9. 11 9. 10
32 10. 7 | 10. 6 || 10. 5 || 10. 4 || 10. 3.} | 10. 2% | 10. 1% | 10. 0#
33 10.10 10. 9 10. 8 10. 7 1 O. 6 10. 5 10. 4} | 10. 3.}
34 1 1. 1 1 1. O || 10. 11 10. 1 O || 1 O. 9 || 1 O. 8 10, 7 10. 6
35 1 1. 4 || 1 1. 3 11. 2 || 1 1. 1 1 1. () 1 O. 11 10. 10 10. 9
36 11. 7 11. 6 || 1 1. 5 || 1 1. 4 11. 3 1 1. 2 || 1 1. 1 11. O
37 1 1. 10 1 1. 9 11. 8 11. 7 1 I. 6 I 1. 5 11. 8% | 1 1. 2%
38 12. 1 | 12. 0 || 1 1. 11 || 1 1.10 || 1 1. 8% | 1 1. 7# 11. 6% | 1 1. 5
39 12. 4 || 12. 3 12. 2 | 12. 1 11.11% | 1 1. 10 || 1 1. 9 11. 8
40 12. 7 12. 6 || 12. 4} | 12. 3 || 12. 2 | 12. 1 || 12. 0 || 11.10%
QUERCITRoN is the bark (ground) of the black oak, which grows in Massachusets,
but more abundantly in Pensylvania. Philadelphia is therefore the most advantageous
market from whence to ship it.
147
W H A LE AND S P E R M O IL,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.
100 butts, a 130 gals. 13,000 gallons,
40 do. a 70 , 2,800 ,
50 do. a 33 , 1,650 ,
Nett 17,450 gals. a 25 cts. & gallon... g.
Cartage, 0.25 cts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2833, 13
Extra cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 33, 13
Brokerage, a # tº cent,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 21, 17
Insurance, 28°4,750, a 1% iſ cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . » 71, 25
28%
Commission, 5 #' cent.
2&
Exchange, 108 tº cent. £
Freight, (200 gals. # ton), 874 tons, a 20s.
& 5 tº cent, primage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . # 91 / 12, 4
Entry, warrant, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 15, 0
Landing charges, &c. 15s. # 252 galls. . . . , 43, 10, 0
Extra cooperage and delivery, . . . . . . . . . . 2, 13, 10, 0
Stamps and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 m 5 ,, 0
£150, 12, 4
Fire Insurance, 0# tº cent.
Brokerage,.... 0% ,
Commission, .. 2 55 @ £45 tº cwt. , 52, 14, 8
Guarantee, .... 1 55 -*-*-*
Interest, ..... l 53 :6
Discount, 2% tº cent.
:3
in London,
100 gals.=83; imperial gals. and 252 gals. =l tun:
Nett, Gals. imp. 14,542
Deduct, foot, 115
Imp. Gallons. 14,427 orš7# tuns, a £21,7s. # tunin bondé
4,362 50
158 68
4,521, 18
226|| 06
4,747 24
989| 3 || O
203| 7 || 0
1,192 to ſo
29, 16 || 3
1,222| 6 || 3
1,222| 5 || 9
I 43
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
W H A L E O I L.


EXCHANGE.
NEw- I ()5 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 | 12
York Ol' OT Or Ol' Or Or OT Or
price D cts.m D.cts.m D.cts.m D.cts, m D.cts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts-m
P. 8" 4.66.66 4.71.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44. 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun.
Cents. £. s. d. | #. s. d. f. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d.
25 21. 17. 7 || 21. 14. 1 21. 1 0. 6 || 2 | . 7. O || 2 | . 3. 8 || 2 | . O. 4 20. 17. O |20. 13. 8
26 22. 12. 7 || 22. 8. l l 22. 5. 3 || 2 | . . . 7 21. 18. 2 | 2 | . 14. 8 || 2 | . 1 1. 2 || 2 |. 7. 9
27 28. 7. 7 || 23. 3. 10 |23. Q. 0 |22. 16. 2 22. i2. 7 22. 9. O |22. 5. 5 22. 1 1. 10
28 24. 2. 7 || 23. 8. 7 || 23. 14, 8 23. 1 0. 9 |23. 7. 1 |23. 3. 4 22, 19. 7 22. 15. 1 1
39 24. 17. 7 || 24. 13. 6 24. 9. 5 24. 5. 4 || 24. 1. 6 23.17. 8 || 23, 13. 10 |23. 10. O
30 25.12. 8 || 25. 8. 5 25. 4. 3 || 25. O. 0 || 24. 16. 1 #24. 12. 1 || 24. 8, 1 24. 4. 1
31 26. 7. 8 |26. 3. 4 || 25. 18. l l 25. 14. 7 || 25. 10. 6 |25. 6. 5 25. 2. 4 |24. 18. 2
32 27. 2. 8 26.18. 2 26. 13. 8 |26. 9. 2 |26. 5. () |26. O. 9 |25. 16. 6 |25.12. 3
33 27. 17. 8 || 27. 13. 1 27. 8. 5 || 27. S. 9 |26. 19. 5 |26. 15. 1 |26. 10. 9 |26. 6. 4
34 28. 12. 8 28. 7. 10 |28. 3. 1 27. 18. 4 27. 13. 1 1 2.7. 9. 5 27. 4. l l 27. O. 5
35 29. 7. 9 || 29. 2. 1 0 || 28. 17. 1 1 || 28. 13. O 28. 8. 5 28. 3. 9 27. 19. 2 |27. 14. 6
36 30. 2. Q 29.17. 9 || 29. 12. 8 29. 7. 7 || 29. 2. 1 O 28. 18. 1 || 28. 13. 4 28. 8. 7
37 30. 17. 9 30. 12. 6 30. 7. 4 30. 2. 2 29. A 7. 4 |29. 12. 5 || 29. 7. 7 |29. 2. 8
38 31. 12. 9 || 3 1. 7. 5 || 3 1. 2. 1 30. 16. 9 30. 1 1. 9 |30. 6.. 9 || 30. 1. 9 |29. 16. 9
39 32. 7. 9 || 32. 2. 4 || 31. 16. 1 0 || 31. 1 1. 4 || 3 1. 6. 3 || 3 1. l. 1 |30. 16.0 |30. 10. 10
40 33. 2. 1 0 || 32. 17. 2 32. 1 i. 7 || 32. 6. 0 || 32. (). 8 31. 15. 5 || 3 1. 10. 2 3 1. 4.1 !
S PER M O IL.
per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun. per tun.
* e. s. d, £. s. d. £. s. d. E. s. d. £. s. d. 4. s. d. | E. s. d. | E. s. d.
75 59. 8. 5 || 58. 18. O |58. 7. 6 |57. 17. O |57. 7. 2 65.17. 4 || 56. 7. 6 || 55.17. 8
76 60. 3. 5 || 59. 12.10 || 59. 2. 3 |58. 1 1. 7 || 58. 1. 7 |57. 1 1. 8 57. 1. 8 || 56.11. 9
77 60.18. 5 || 60. 7. S 59. 16. 1 1 || 59. 6. 2 58. 16. 1 || 58. 6. O 57. 15. 1 1 || 57. 5.10
78 61.13. 5 || 6 1. 2. 7 | 6t). 11. 8 |60. O. 9 59.10. 7 || 59. O. 5 || 58. 10. 3 || 57. 19. 11
79 62. 8. 5 || 6 1. 17. 5 61. 6. 5 |60. 15. 4 || 60. 5. O 59. 14. 8 || 59. 4. 4 || 58. 14. O
80 63. 3. O | 62. 12. 4 || 62. 1. 2 ||61. 1 (). O |60. 19. 7 |60. 9. 1 || 59. 18. 7 59. 8. 1
8 | 63. 18, 6|63. 7. 3 |62, 15. 1 1 |62. 4. 7 ||61. 14. O |61. 3. 5 60. 12.10 |60. 2. 2
82 64. 13. 6|64. 2. 1 |63. 10. 8 |62. 19. 2 |62. 8. 6 || 6 1. 17. 9|61. 7. 0 || 60. 16. 3
83 65. 8. 6|| 6 1. 16. 1 1 |64. 5. 4 |63. 13. 9 |63. 2. 1 1 |62. 12. 1 |62. 1. 3 ||61. 10. 4
84 66. 3.. 6 || 65. l I. 1 O || 65. O. 1 |64. 8. 4 || 63. 17. 5 63. 6. 5 |62. 15. 5 || 62. 4. 5
85 66.18. 7 | 66. 6.. 9 |65. 14. 11 |65. 3. 0 | 64. 1 1. 1 1 |64. O. 9 (63. 9. 8 |62. 18. 6
86 67. 3. 7 || 67. 1. 7 ||66. 9. 7 || 65.17. 7 || 65. 6. 4 |64. 15. 1 |64. 3. 10 | 63.12. 7
87 68. 8. 7 || 67. 16. 6 |67. 4. 4 | 66. 12. 2 | 66. O. 9 65. 9. 5 64. 18. 1 64. 6. 8
88 69. 3. 7 | 68. 1 1. 4 67. 19. 1 |67. 6.. 9 66.15. 3 | 66. 3. 9 |65. 12. 3 65. O. 9
89 69. 18. 7 || 69. 6. 2 68.13. 9 || 68. 1. 4 || 67. 10. 9 66. 18. 1 ||66. 6. 6 || 65. 14.10
90 70. 13. 8 |70. 1. 2 #69. 8. 7 | 68. 16. 0 | 68. 4. 3|67. 12. 6|67. O. 9 66. 8.11
91 || 7 |. 8. S. 70.16. 0 |70. 3. 4 |69. 10. 7 | 68. 18 9 | 68. 6. 10 |67. 14. 1 1 |67. 3. O
92 72. 3. 8 || 7 1. O. 1 0 |70. 18. O |70. 5. 2 | 69. 13. 2 69. 1. 2 | 68. 9. 2 |67. 17. 1
93 72. 18. 8 || 72. 5. 9 || 7 | . 12. 9 || 70. 19. 9 || 70. 7. 8 69. 15. 6 69. 3. 4 |98. 1 1. 2
94 73.13. 8 |73. O. 7 | 72. 7. 6 71. 14. 4 || 7 l. 2. 1 || 70. 9. 10 |69. 17. 7 | 66. 5. 3
I 49.
W H A L E B O N E,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.

50 bundles South-Sea, containing :
249 bundles, weighing nett, 10,180 lbs. a 20 cts. tº lb. 28 2,036 00
Labour and packing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28, 9, 94
Twine, rope, and canvas, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 16 m 13
Cartage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e e g º e o e e º 'º e º s a e º 'º e . . , 2, 00
Brokerage, # tº cent,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 5 , 09
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 50 35| 66
28 2,071 66
Commission, a 5 tº cent. 103| 58
28 2,175. 24
Exchange, a 105 tº cent. £ 466|| 2 || 6’
Insurance, £500, a 30s. P. cwt. £7, 10, 0
Policy duty, , 1, 5 , 0
— £ 8, 15, 0
Freight, a 25s. Pton,. . . . . . . . £5, 13, 9
Primage, 5 tº cent. ,,0, 5, 9
— , 5 // 19 // 6
Entry, warrant, and order,. . . . . . . . tº º v e º e o e » 0 , 15 , 0
Landing, wharfage, housing, weighing, cooper-
age, re-weighing, delivery and rent, . . . . . . , 1, 10 / 3
Stamps and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 15 m 6
º - £17, 15, 3
Fire Insurance, 0% tº cent.
Brokerage, ... 0} , -
Commission, .. 2% , @ 4} tº cent,... , 19, 19, 3 37| 14 || 6
Guarantee,.... I 35 - C ---
Interest, ...... none. :É 503| 17 | O
Discount, 2% tº cent. 12| 12 || 0
:6 5 16 9 O
in London, -
. . cwt. grs. lbs.
Weight, 89, 2, 8
Draft, 3, 2, 8 a) 8 lbs. per bundle,
Nett, 86, O, 0 a £120, 2, 1d tº ton, in bond,.... f. 5 16| 8 || 5
150
W HALE BONE.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
NEw- 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 Il 1 1 12
York Or Or Or Or Or Or or Or
price D.cts m D.cts.m D.cts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m
perfb 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4,84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
per ton. per ton. per ton. per ton. per ton. per ton. per ton. per ton.
* | 6 s. d. e s. d. e s. d. e s. d. 6 s. d e s. d. 6 s. d. £ s. d.
1 O 62. O. 11 6 1. 9. 8| 60.18. 6 60. 7. 9 59. 17. O 59. 6. 3, 58.15. 6, 58. 4. 9
11 67.17. O 67. 4. 8| 66.12. 5: 66. O. 8 65. 8, 10. 64. 17. 1| 64. 5. 4| 63.13. 7
12 73.13. 2 72. 19. 9. 7.2. 6. 4 71.13. 6, 71. O. 8| 70. 7. 10 69. 15. 1 || 69. 2. 4
13 79. 9. 3| 78. 14. 9| 78. O. 3| 77. 6. 4| 76.1.2. 6, 75. 18. 8 75. 4. 1 || 74. 1 1. 2
1 4 85. 5. 5| 84. 9. 9. 83. 14. 2 82. 19. 3| 82. 4. 4 8:1. 9. 6 80. 14. 8 79. 19.10
15 91. 1. 6 90. 4. 9 89. 8. 1| 88.12. 2 87.16. 2. 86. 19. 4 86. 4. 6 85. 8. 8
16 96.17. 7| 95. 19.10 95. 2. O. 94. 5. O 93. 8. C 92.1 1. 2 91.14. 4| 90.17. 6
17 102.13. 2 101. 14. 1 0 1 00. 15.1 1 99.17.10 98. 19. 10| 98. O. l 1, 97. 4. 1 || 96.17.
18 108. 9. 1 0 1 07. 9. 10|106. 9. 10 105.10. 9|| 04. 11. 8|103.12. 1 0 1 02. 13. 1 1/101.15.
19 l 14. 6. 0|113. 4.10 1 12. 3. 911 1. 3. 7|1 10. 3. 6|109. 3. 5. 108. 3. 4|107. 3.
2O 120. 2. 1|l 18. 19. 10 1 17. 17. 8 116. 10. 5 i 15. 15. 4|l 14. 14. 4| 1 || 3.13. 5|l 12, 12.
21 125. 18. 2 124. 14. 10|123. 1 1. 7|122. 9. 4|121. 7. 2' 120. 5. 3 l 19. 3. 3|l 18. 1.
52 131. 14. 4|130. 9. 10|129. 5. 5|127. 2. 3|126.18. 1 1|125. 16. 1 124.13. 2. 123.10.
23 |137. 10. 5||136. 4.10|134. 19. 4|133. 15. 0 152.10. 9||131. 6. 10 130. 3. O. 128. 19.
24 143. 6. 7|141. 19. 10|140. 13. 2. 139. 7. 10|138. 2. 6|136. 17. 9||135.12. 1 1||134. 8.
25 149. 2. 8|147.14.10|146. 7. 1147. 13. 6|143. 14. 4|142. 4. 6 1 41. 2. 9||139. 17.
26 154. 18. 9||53. 9. 1 0 152. 1, 0|l 50. 14.1 1|149. 6. 2. 147. 19, 4|146.12. 7|145. 5. 10
27 160. 14. 1 1/159. 4.10: 157. 14. 10 156. 6. 5|154.17. 11 | 153. 1 0. 41 52. 2. 6|150. 14.10
28 166. 1 1. O164. 19. 1 0 163. 8. 9|16.1. 19. 9. 160. 9. 9. 159. 1. O 157. 12. 4|156. 3. 8
29 172. 7. 2170. 14. 1 0 169. 2. 7|167. 12. 3|166. 1. 6|163.11. 10'163. 2. 3|| 61.12. 8
30 178. 3. 3||176. 9. 10|174. 16. 6 173. 5. 1017 l. 13. 3|17 O. 2. 8|168. 12. 1 167. 1. 6
Note. Although New Bedford and Nantucket are the principal ports from whence
the whale fishery of the United States is carried on, it is only in New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, that whale and sperm oil and whale bone meet with ready opportunities for
transshipment to Europe.
The loss in weight which usually takes place in whalebone has been taken into
consideration in the foregoing calculation.
| 5 |
C OF FEE,
ST, DOM IN GO, CU B.A. A N D B R A Z IL,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.

500 bags, weighing :
Gross, 70,044
Tare, 1,401 a 2 + cent.
Nett, 68,643 a 5 cts. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 || 3,432 15
Cartage, a 3 cts. P bag, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28, 15, 00
Mending, 1 cent, tº , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 5 ,, 00
Bills of lading, and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 5 , 50
2&25, 50
Brokerage, 3 + cent,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 8 / 58 -
Insurance, 83,700, a 1% ºf cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 55, 50 89 58
28° 3,521| 73
Commission, 5 tº cent. 176 7
28° 3,697 80
Exchange, at par, £ 832| 0
Freight, 31% tons, a 35s. tº ton, £54, 13, 9
Primage, 5 tº cent, , 2, 14, 8
£57, 8, 5
Entry, warrant, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 15 ,, 0
Landing charges, #d. P. cwt. including rent,... , 36, 4, 3
Lotting, stamps, and petty charges, . . . . . . . . 2, 4 m l ; 8
# 98, 9, 4
Fire Insurance,.... 0; itſ ct.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0} , »
Commission,...... 2%. , , X a 5% tº cent, , 47, 13 m 8 146|| 3
Guarantee, . . . . . . 1 » 2, my C
Interest, 2 months, 1 , , # 978] 3
Discount, 2% tº cent. 24, 9
* - #| 1,002 12
in London, %
cwt. grs. lbs.
Weight, Gross, 625, 1, 16
Tare and draft, 18, 1, 16 a 3 lbs. tº bag,
Nett, 612 , o, o a 32s. 9d, & cwt. in bond... 8 1,002 3
-:
oOTo()
152
TABLE
C OF FE E.
OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
NEw-
York
price
p. Ib.
EXCHANGE.
Par. | Ol 102 103 104 105 105% | 06 106%
Or OT Or Or Or Or Or Ol' -Gºr
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m., D.cts.ml D.cts.m. ſl.cts.m. | D.cts.m., D.cts.m.] D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
4.44.44 || 4.48.88 || 4.53.33 || 4.57.77 || 4.62.22 4.66.66 || 4.68.88 || 4.7.1.11 || 4.73.33
p. cwt. p. ewt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt.
s. d. S. d. S. d. S. d. S. d. s. 2. s, d. s, d. | S. d.
82. 9 || 32. 5}| 32. 2 31. 11 || 31. 7#| 31. 4%| 31. 3 || 31. 1 #| 31. 0
38. 7 || 38. 3 || 37.1 1 || 37. 7 || 37. 2}| 86.1 1 || 36. 9 || 36. 7#| 36. 5;
44. 5 || 44. 0 || 48. 7#| 43. 2 #| 42.10 || 42. 5:#| 42. 3}| 42. 1 #| 4.1. 1
50. 8 49. 9}| 49. 4 || 48.10%| 48. 5 || 48. 0 || 47. 9;| 47, 7 || 47. 4%
56. 1 || 55. 7 || 55. 0}| 54. 6#| 54. 0 || 53.6%| 53. 4 58. 1 52.10%
59. O 58. 5; 57. 11 || 57. 4}| 56.10 || 56. 4 || 56. 1 55. 10 || 55. 7
61.10}| 61. 8%| 60. 9 || 60. 2 || 59. 7#| 59. 1; 58.10%| 58. 7#| 58. 4;
63. 4 || 62. 9 || 62. 2 | 61. 7 || 61. 0 || 60. 6 60. 3 || 60. 0 || 50. 8%
64. 9 || 64. 2 | 68. 7 || 63. 0 || 62. 5 || 61.10 | 61. 7 || 61. 4 || 61. O#
66. 2; 65. 7%. 65. 0 || 64, 4}| 63. 9; 63. 3 | 68. 0 || 62. 8%| 62. 5;
67. 8 67. O}| 66. 5 || 65. 10 || 65. 2%| 64. 7#| 64. 4 || 64. 1 | 68. 9}
69. 1 #| 68. 5}| 67.10 | 67. 2%| 66. 7 | 66. O || 65. 8#| 65. 5 || 65. 1%
70. 7 || 69. 1 1 || 69. 3}| 68. 7#| 68. 0 || 67. 5 || 67. 1;| 66.10 | 66. 6;
72. 0}| 71. 4}| 70, 8%| 70, of 69. 4:#| 68. 9%| 68. 6 | 68. 2%| 67.11
73. 6 || 72.10 | 72. 2 71. 6 || 70. 9;| 70. 2 69.10%| 69. 6;| 69. 3
74.1 1+| 74 3}| 73. 7 || 72.10%| 72. 2; 71. 6#| 71, 3 || 70. 11 || 70. 7;
76. 5 || 75. 8}| 75. 0 || 74. 3}| 73. 7 | 72.11}| 72. 7#| 72. 3}| 72. 0
77. 10}| 77. 1%| 76. 5 || 75. 8# 75. 0 || 74. 4 || 74. O | 73. 8 || 73. 4
79. 4 || 78. 7#| 77.10%| 77. 1 #| 76. 4}| 75. 8#| 75. 4;| 75. O#| 74. 8;
80. 9 80. 0}| 79. 3}| 78. 6; 77. 9; 77. 1 #| 76. 9; 76. 5; 76. 1;
82. 2 #| 81. 5%| 80. 8%| 79.11%| 79. 2 | 78. 6 || 7 8. 2 | 77.10 || 77. 5%
83. 8 || 82.10%| 82. 1 #| 81. 4 || 80. 7 || 79.11 || 79. 6;| 79. 2 || 78.10
85. 1 #| 84. 4 || 83. 6%| 82. 9 || 82. 0 || 81. 3 || 80.10%| 80. 6;| 80. 2
86. 7 || 85. 9}| 85 0 | 84. 2 #| 83. 5 82. 7#| 82. 3; 81. 11 || 81. 6;
88. 0}| 87. 3 86. 5 || 85. 7 | 84. 9 || 84. Oż| 83. 8 || 83. 3}| 82.11
89. 6 || 88. 8 || 87.10 | 87. 0 | 86. 2 | 85. 4}| 85. 0 | 84. 7#| 84. 3
90.1 1+| 90. 13| 89, 3}| 88. 5}| 87. 7 || 86. 9;| 86. 5 86. O}| 85. 7%
92. 5 91. 6%| 90. 8 | 89.10 *1% 88. 2 87. 9;| 87. 4%| 87. 0
93.10 || 92.1 1; 92. 1 || 91. 3 || 90. 4; 89. 6;| 89. 2 88. 9 || 88, 4}
95. 3}| 94. 5 || 93. 6 || 92. 7#| 91, 9 go iſ 90. 6;| 90. 1 #| 89. 9
96. 9" | 95.10 | 94.11}| 94. O#| 93. 2 | 92.4"| 91. 1 iſ 91. 6 || 91. 1
go. 8 || 98. 9 || 97. 10 | 96. I 1 || 95.11%| 95. 2%| 94. 9%| 94. 4}| 93.11%
102. 7 || 101. 7%| 100. 8 || 99. 9 98. 9%| 97.10%| 97. 5%| 97, 0 || 96. 7
108. 5 || 107. 5 || 106. 5 105. 5 || 104. 4}| 103. 5 || 102.11}| 102. 6 || 102. 0
114. 24|113. 1; 112. 1 || 11. 0 ||109.11}| 108.11%|108. 5;|108. 0 || 107. 6;
120. 0}|1 18.11 || 117. 9}|116. 8 || 115. 7 || 14. 6#|114. 0 || 1 13. 6 || 1 12.11%

| 53
C.O F FE E.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
NEW-
York 107% 108 108} 109 109 1 10 110; l 11 11.1% 1 12
price Or Or Or Or Ol' Or Or Or Or Or
p. ib., D.cts m, D.cts.m. D.cts.m., D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D:cts.m. D.cts.m., D.cts.m., D.cts.m., D.cts.m.
4.77.77 || 4.80.00 4.82.22 || 4.84.44 || 4.86.66 || 4.88.88 || 4.91.ll 4.93.33 || 4.95.55 || 4.97.77
p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt. p. cwt.
Cents S. d. s. d. S. d. | S. d. | S. d. | S. d. s. d. s. d. S. d. s. d.
5 30. 9; 30. 8 || 30. 6 || 30. 4; 30. 8 || 30. 1; 30. 0 || 29, 10%| 29. 9 || 29, 7%
6 || 36. 2 36. O#| 35.10%| 35. 8#| 35. 7 || 35. 5 || 35. 3%| 35. 1; 34.11%| 34.10
7 || 41. 7 || 41. 5 || 41. 3 || 41. 1 || 40. 1 1 | 40. 9 40. 6; 40. 4; 40. 2; 40. O
3 47. 0 || 46. 9; 46. 7 || 46. 4; 46. 2 || 46. 0 || 45. 9; 45. 7 || 45. 4; 45. 2%
9 || 52. 5 52. 2; 51.11%| 51. 9 || 51. 6%| 51. 8%| 51. 1 || 50. 10 || 50. 7#| 50. 5
| 94| 55. 1; 54.10%| 54. 7# 54. 4}| 54. 2, 54. 1 || 58. 8%. 53. 5}| 58.2%. 53. 0
10° 57.10%| 57. 7 || 57. 4 || 57. 1 56.10%| 56, 7}| 56. 4%| 56. 1 #| 55.10%| 55. 74
10}| 59. 24 58.1 58. 8 58. 5 58. 2 57 11| 57. 8 || 57. 5 57. 2 56.11
10|| 60. 64 go. 3 || 60. 0 || 59.9 59. 6 || 39. 3., 59. 9, 58. 9 || 58. 6 58.2%
10#| 61.11"| 61. 74 61. 4 || 61. 60.10, 60.6}| 60. 3}| 60. 0 || 59. 9, 59. 6
11"| 63. 3 62.11; 62. 8 || 62. 5 || 62. 1 #| 61.10%| 61. 7 || 61. 4 || 61. O#| 60. 9%
11}| 64. 7 || 64. 3}| 64. o. 68. 8%| 63. 5%| 63. 2, 62.11 || 62. 7% 62. 4 || 62. 1
11; 65.11%. 65. 8 || 65. 4}| 65. 1 || 64. 9; 34.6%| 64. 3, 63.11%. 63. 8 || 63, 5
11}| 67. 4. 67. 0 | 66. 8%| 66, 5 | 66, 1}| 65.10 65. 6; 65. 3 || 65. 0 || 64 8%
12" | 68. 7}| 68. 4 | 68. 0%| 67. 9 67. 5%| 67. 2 | 66.10%| 66. 7 | 66. 3}| 66. 0
12}| 69.11%| 69. 8 || 69. 4}| 69. I | 68. 9%| 68. 6, 68. 2 #| 67. 11 || 67. 7; 67. 3}
is: 7i. 4 || 71. 0}| 70. 8%| 70. 5 || 70. 1%| 69. 9}| 69. 6 || 69. 2 | 68.10%| 68. 7
12.É| 72. 8 || 72.4%| 72. 0#| 71. 9, 71. 5 || 71. 1 #| 70. 9}| 70. 6, 70. 2, 69 10}
13" | 74.0%| 78. 8%| 73. 4%| 73. O#| 72. 9 || 72, 5, 72. 1 #| 71, 9}| 71. 5; 71. 1;
13] | 75. 54|| 75. 1"| 74. 9 || 74. 5 || 74. 1 || 73. 9}| 73. 5%| 78. 1%| 72. 9%| 7.2. 6
isł| 76, 9}| 76.5 76. 1 || 75.9%| 75. 5}| 75, 1% 74.9% 74. 54 74.1%. 78, 9}
| 18; 78. 1%| 77. 9 || 77. 5 77. 1 || 76.9 || 70. 5 || 76. 1 || 75. 9 || 75. 5 || 75. 1
14 79. 5 79. 1 78. 9 78. 5 || 78. 1 || 77. 9 || 77. 5 || 77. 1 || 76. 9 76. 4%
14}| 80.10 80. 5%| 80. 1 || 79. 9 || 79. 5, 79. 0%| 78. 8%| 78. 4 || 78. 0 || 77. 8
14;| 82. 2 81. 9; 81. 5 81. 1 || 80. 8%| 89. 4}| 80. 0 || 79. 8 || 79. 3%. 78.11%
14%| 83. 6 83. 1; 82. 9 || 82. 5 || 82. O}| 8.1. 8%| 81. 4 || 81. 0, 80. 7# 80. 3.}
15" | 84.10%| 84. 6 | 84. 1; 83. 9}| 83. 4;| 88. 0%| 82. 8 || 82. 3}| 81.11, 81. 7
15}| 86. 14 85.10 | 85. 5;| 85. 1 | 84, 8%| 84. 4 || 83.11%| 83. 7 || 88. 2 #| 82.10
15|| 87.64 87. 2 || 86.9%. 86. 5, 86. 0}| 85. 8 || 85. 5%| 84 11 | 84. 6; 84. 2
15: 88.11"| 8s. 64 88. 2 | 87. 9%| 87. 5 || 87. 0 || 86, 7# 86. 3 85.10%| 8 || 5 |
16 go. 3 | 89.10%| 89. 5%| 89. I | 88. 8%| 88. 8%| 87.1 1 || 87. 6 87. 1 # 86. 9-
164|93. 04, 92. 7 || 92. 2 91.9 91. 4}| 90.11%| 90. 7, 90. 2, 89. 9, 89.4%
17 | 95. 8"| 95. 8 || 94.10 | 94. 5 94. 0 || 93. 7}| 93. 2 #| 92. 9%| 92. 4% 9... O
18 |101. 1 || 100. 74|100. 2 99.9 || 99. 4 || 98.10%| 98. 5%| 98. 0 || 97. 5 9 2
19 |106.6 106. 0%|105. 7 |105. 1;|104. 8 || 104, 2}|103. 9 || 103. 3}|102.10 || 10°. 4%
20 || 11.1 1 || 1 1. 5"||110. 1 1 || 10. 5;|109. 11; 109. 6 ||109. 0 || 108. 6;| 108. O}| 107. 7
154
C O CO A,
BRAZIL., COLUMBIA AND ST. D. O M I N G O,
FROM NEW YORK TO LONDON.

290 bags, weighing:
Gross, 26,505 lbs.
Tare, 265 , a] 1 tſ’ cent.
Nett, 26,240 lbs. a) 8 cts. P. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... & 2,099] 20
Cartage, 3 cents?' bag,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 g º e º e s e 28° 8, 20
Mending, 1 99 99 do. tº e º 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 e o e º e e º a 6 a e e 95 2, 90
Bills of lading and small charges,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 80
Brokerage, # # cent,. . . . . . . . . . tº e º ºs e a e & . . . . . . 2, 10 / 50
Insurance, 282,300, a l; ?: cent, ſº tº c e s tº º e . . 2, 34, 50 59 90
28 2,159 10
Commission, a 5 tſ’ cent, 107 96
2&| 2,267 06
Exchange, 105 # cent. £ 485| 16 || 0
Freight, 2363 cwt. a 35s. p. ton, £20, 14, 4
Primage, 5 'º' cent, , 1, 0, 8
lººms £21, 15, 0
Entry, warrant, &c,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m, 15 m 0
Landing charges, including rent, . . . . . . . . . . , 13, 16, 6
Lotting and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 2 / 15 / 6
Fire Insurance, 0# * cent.
Brokerage, 0% ,
Commission, 2% , @ 5% tº cent . . . . 2,26, 18, 0 66 0 || 0
Guarantee, l 55 sºmsº
Interest, l 95 :6 551] 16 || 0
add, Discount 2% tº cent. 13| 15 |10
£ 565. 11 |10
in London,
cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. grs. lbs,
Weight, Gross, 236, 1 , 24 Draft, 2, 2, 11 a 1 lb.
7 // 3 // 5 Tare, 5 // O // 22 (a) 2 lbs.
Nett, 228, 2, 19
Dust, 8, 0, 19 @ 4 lbs. º. 112 lbs.
Nett, 220, 2, 0 a 51s. 3}d. P. cwt. in bond. £ 565. 9 || 0
H55
C O C O A.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING PRICES.

EXCHANGE.
NEW 105 106 107 108 109 I 10 I 11 1 12
York Or Or OI’ Or Or OI’ Or Or
price D.cts.m. | D.cts, m D.cts.m. | D,cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
per Ib. 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 || 4 75.55 4.80.00 || 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt. per cwt.
Cents. S. d. S. d. S. d. S. d. S. C. S. d. S. d. S. d.
4. 27. 8% 27. 6 27. 3.} | 27. 1 || 26.10% 26, 8 || 26. 5} | 26. 2
4} 29. 2 28. 11 28. 8% 28. 6 28. 3} | 28. O} | 27.10 27. 7%
4; 30. 7; 30. 4} || 30. 2 || 29.1 1 29. 8% 29. 5% 29. 2; 28, 11%
4; 32. 1; 31.10% 31, 7} || 31. 4} | 31. 1; 30.10% 30. 7# 30. 4;
5 33. 7 || 33. 3; 33. 0} | 32. 9; 3.2. 6; 32. 3} | 32. 0 || 31. 9
5} 85. 0% 34. 9" | 84. 6 | 84. 2% 33.11% 33. 8 || 33. 4} | 33. 1
5# 36. 6% 36. 3 || 35.11% 35. 8 || 35. 4} | 35. 1 , || 34, 9} | 84. 6
5} 38. o 37. 8 || 87. 4; 37. 1 || 36. 9; 36. 5% 36. 2 || 35.10%
6 39. 6 | 89. 2 | 38.10 || 38. 6; 38. 2; 37. 9 || 37. 4 || 37. 0
6} | 40.11% | 40. 7 || 40. 3.} | 39.11% 39. 7# 39. 3% 38.11% 38. 7#
6# 42. 5; 41. 1 || 4.1. 8% 41. 4} || 41. 0} | 40. 8; 40. 4} | 40. of
6# 43.11 || 43. 6; 43. 2 || 42.10 || 42. 5; 42. 1 # 41. 9 || 41. Aſ
7 45. 4; 45. O || 44. 7# 44. 3 || 43.10% 43. 6 || 43. 1; 42. 9
7# 48. 4 || 47.1 1 |47. 6 |47. 1 , || 46. 8% 46. 4 || 45.1 1 || 45. 6
8 51. 3} | 50.10 || 50. 5 || 49.11% 49. 6; 49. 1 # 48. 8% 48. 3.}
8# 54. 3% 58. 9; 53. 3.} | 52.10 || 52. 4} | 51.11 || 51. 5% 51. 0
9 57. 2 56. 8 || 56. 2 55. 8% 55. 2% 54. 9 || 54. 3 || 53. 9;
9; 60. 1% 59. 7 59. 0} | 58. 6; 5S. 0% 57. 6; 57. 0} | 56. 6í
1 O 63. of 62. 6 61.11% 61. 5 60.10% 59. 4 || 59. 10 || 59. §
io | 66 o' | 65. 5 || 64.10" | 64. 3, 65. si 63. 3 || 6a, 7, 63, iſ
1 1 68.11 | 68. 3.} | 67. 8% 67. 1% | 66. 6} | 65.11% 65. 4} | 64. 9%
11% 71.10} | 71. 2 | 70. 7 || 69.11% 69. 4} | 68. 9 | 68. 2 | 67. 7
12 74.10 || 74. 2 | 73. 6 || 72.10% | 72. 2% 71. 7 || 70.11% 70. 4
12# 77. 9 || 77. 0% 76. 4} | 75, 8% 75. Oż 74. 4} | 73. 8% | 73. 0%
J3 80. 8% 79.11% 79. 3 || 78. 7 || 77.10% 77. 0 || 76. 2 75. 4
13; 83. 7} | 82.10; 82. 1% 81. 5 80. 8% | 79, 9} | 78.11% 78. 1%
J 4 86. 7 || 85. 10 || 85. O# | 84, 8% 83. 6; 82. 6 81. 9 81. 0
156
C A L C U L A TI O N S
OF THE
PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF EXPORT
FROM
ENG LAND TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
I R O N,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.
50 Tons Iron, . . . . . . . . . . ſº tº. * ton, on board, . . . . . . f. 150 0 || 0 ||
Bills of lading and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . if 0 , 12, 6 º
Insurance, £160, a 30s. P. cent, .. 8 2, 8, 0
Policy duty, ..., 0, 10, 0
, 2, 18, 0 3| 10
£ 153| 10
Commission, a 2 tº cent. 3 l
£ 156] 12
Exchange, TOS+ cent. TST730|TSOT
Freight, 50 tons, a 20s. P. ton, £50, 0, 0
Primage, 5 # cent, , 2, 10, 0
£52, 10, 0
Exchange, a £9 # 840. . . . . . . . . . . . 28.233, 33
Duty, - see below,
Entry, bonding, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4,00
Cartage, labour and rent, 1 month, . . . . . . . . . . , 30, 00
Delivery and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 5, 00
28.272, 33
Fire Insurance, none—Brokerage, } + cent,
Commission, 5 # ct.—Guarantee, 2} + ct.—
Interest, say 3 # ct-, -ā) 11 ?: cent, . . . . . . . . , 110, 34 382 67
28 1,113 47
in New York,
50 Tons, a 28 22.27 cts. ton, exclusive of duty. . . . . . . . # 1,113 50 || 0
Note. The results in the annexed table, which is intended for all kinds of iron, are to be
understood as eaclusive of the American duty. To establish the prices of the different descriptions
of iron, duty paid, the following rates must be added, in accordance with the Tariff Act of 14th
July, 1832, (page 36) namely:
Foh BAR AND BoIT IRON, not manufactured by rolling, duty 90 cts. per cwt, or § 18,00 cts. # ton.
Commission and other charges on the same, say 103, . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 1 1/80 , , , , ,
-*
Total & 19,180 9 3 3 2 y 9
For BAR AND Bolt IRoN, manufactured wholly or in part by rolling, duty,. . .830,00 cts. # ton.
Commission and other charges on the same, say 10}, . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 3/100 , , , , , ,
Total 2& 33,00 , , ,, ,
For PIG TRON duty 50 cents per cwt., or, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 10,00 cts. # ton.
Commission and other charges on the same, say 103, . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 1/100 , , , , , ,
Total & 11,100 cts. # ton:
and

t57
I R O N.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
(ExCLUSIVE of DUTY).
|
EXCHANGE.
105 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
LONDON
$º Or Or Or OT Or OT Or Or
price D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
per ton. 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 4.75.55 4,80.00 4,84.44 || 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
#. s. d. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts.
3. O.0 22.27 22.42 22.58 22.73 22.89 23.04 23.20 23.36
3.10.0 24.96 25. 14 25.32 25.50 25.69 25.87 26.05 26.24
4. O.0 27.66 27.86 28.07 28.28 28.49 28.69 28.90 29. 1 1
4. 10.0 30.35 30.58 30.8 l 3 1.03 3 1.28 31.5 l S 1.75 31.99
5. O.0 33.05 $3.30 33.56 83.82 34.08 34, 33 34.59 34.85
5. 5.0 34.40 34.66 34.93 35.20 35.48 $5.75 36.02 36.30
5. 10.0 35.75 36.02 36.30 36.59 36.88 37. 16 37.44 37.72
5. 15.0 37. 10 37.20 37.68 37.97 38.28 38.57 38.87 39.17
6. O.O 38.44 38.74 39.05 39.36 39.67 39.98 40.29 40.61
6. 5.0 39.79 40. 10 40.42 40.74 4.1.07 41.40 4 l .72 42.05
6. 10.0 4.1. 13 41.46 4 1.79 42. 13 42.47 42.81 43. 14 43.48
6. 15.0 42.48 42.82 43. 17 43.52 43.87 44.22 44.57 44.92
7. O.0 43.83 44. 18 44.54 44.90 45.27 45.63 45.99 46.35
7. 5.0 45. 1 7 45.54 45.91 46.29 46.67 4.7.04 47.42 47.79
7. 10.0 46.52 46.90 47.29 47.68 48.07 48.46 48.84 49.23
7. 15.0 47.87 || 48.26 48.66 49.00 49.46 49.86 50.26 50.66
8. O.O 49.21 49.62 50.03 50.44 50.86 5 1.27 5 1.69 52. 1 ||
8. 5.0 50.56 50.98 5 1.4() 51.83 52.26 52.68 53. 11 53.54
8.10.0 51.91 52.34 52.78 53.22 53.66 54. 1 O 54.54 54.98
8. 15.0 53.25 53,70 54. l 5 54.61 55.07 55.52 55.96 56.42
9. O.O 54.60 55.06 55.53 55.99 56.45 56.9 I 57.38 57.85
9. 5.0 55.95 56.42 56.90 57.37 57.85 58.32 58.80 59.28
9. 10 O 57.29 57.78. 58.27 58.76 59.25 59.74 60.22 60.71
9. 15.0 58.64 59. 13 59.65 60.15 60.65 61.15 61.64 62. 14
10. O. () 59.99 60.50 61.02 61.53 62.04 62.55 63.07 63.59
10. 10.0 62.68 62.22 63.76 64.30 64.84 65.38 65.92 66.46
1 1. O.O 65.37 65.94 66.5 l 67.07 67.64 68.2O 68.76 69.32
l 1. l 0.0 68.06 68.65 69.25 69.84 7 O.43 7 1.02 71.61 72.20
12. ().0 70.76 7 1.38 72.00 72.62 73.23 73.85 74.46 75.08
12. 10.0 | 73.45 74.09 74.74 75.38 76.03 76.67 77.3 1 77.95
13. O.O 76.15 76.8 l 77.48 78. 1 # 78.82 79.41 80.15 80.82
14. 0.0 8 1.55 82.26 82.97 83.69 84.4 l 85. 12 85.84 86.56
15, 0.0 86.92 87.69 88.46 89.23 90.00 90.77 91.53 92.30



and in the same manner for every other description of iron, or iron manufacture.
Erample. To find the cost of bar iron, not rolled, invoiced at £5.00 per ton, exchange 108 p. cent.
The preceding table shows the result to be exclusive of duty. . . . . . . . .833 ºr 82 cents per ton,
Add the duty and charges thereon, as explained above.......... • . . . . . 19 m, 80 , , , , ,,
Which gives for total cost... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28°53 tº 62 cents per ton.
158
SHE AT H IN G COPPER,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

18 cases, assorted from 16 to 24 oz.
cwt. qrs. lbs.
Nett 120, 2, 4
or 13,500 lbs.. . . . . . a 8d. P. lb. free on board,..:6 450 00
Bill of lading, &c e e º e º a 9 º' tº e s e s e s e o e s e e o 'º £ 0, 12 // 6
Insurance, £475, a 30s. #' cent, # 7, 0, 6
Policy duty, , I , 5, 0
tºmºmºmºmºmºmºmº » 8 , 5, 6 8| 18
£ 458, 18 || ||
Commission, 2 p. cent. 9| 3 || 6
33 468 I 6
-- Exchange, 105 # cent. & 2,184 35 | 0
Freight and primage, 0 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 0 C C C & a e º 'º e e º 'º 28°17, 84
Duty,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free,
Entry, permit, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 50
Cartage, labour, cooperage, and mending, . . . . . . , 8, 00
Delivery and advertisements, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 5, 60
Rent, postage, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 5,50
28°40, 44
Brokerage, ... . . . . . 0} + cent.
Fire Insurance, . . . . 0# ,
Commission, . . . . . . 5 33 @ 12# * cent, 280, 88 321|| 32 || 0
Guarantee, . . . . . . . . 2% , assº
Interest, 9 months, .. 4% , 28 2,505 || 67 || 0
in New York,
3,500 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a 18.” cents, * lb. . . . . . . . .28 2,505| 60 10

159
S H E A T H IN G CO P P E R.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
105 106 107 108 109 1 10 I 11 l 12
LONDON Or Or Or Or Or Or OT Or
e lb D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
price p. 10. 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Pence. CentS. CentS. CentS. cents. CentS. centS CentS. CentS.
8# 18 56 18 73 18 90 1997 19 ** 19 42 19 °o 1978
8 1970 1988 20 00 20 °4 20 43 20 01 20 °0 2O 99
9 20 84 2 1 03 21 22 21 *l 2 1 01 22 80 22 99 22 °o
9% 21 98 22 18 22 38 22 58 22 79 23 99 28 20 23 41
10 23 1? 23 93 23 * 23 7° 23 97 24 * 24 40 24 0°
10# 24 ** 24 47 24 70 24 9° 25 15 25 * 25 °l 25 84
1 1 25 39 25 02 25 80 26 09 26 93 26 °7 26 * 26 0°
11; 26 ° 26 77 27 0° 27 °6 27 51 27 7° 28 91 28 °0
12 27 67 27 92 28 18 28 43 28 69 28 85 29 21 29 47
13 29 94 30 22 30 50 30 78 31 06 31 34 31 62 31 90
B A R A N D B L O C K TI N.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
LoNDoN 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 112
: Or Or Or Or Or Or OT Or
price D.cts.m D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
per cwt. 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93,33 4.97.77
Shillings, cents. centS. CentS. cents CentS. CentS. CentS. CentS.
67 1665 16 80 1696 17 tº 17 27 17 43 17 39 1775
68 16 89 17 o' 17 so 17 36 17 sº 17 de 17 8s 18 os
69 17 14 17 29 17 43 17 Gl 1778 1794 18 11 18 °8
70 17 38 17 54 17 70 17 86 18 O3 18 19 18 36 18 53
7 1 17 63 1779 17 95 18 19 18 29 18 45 | 8 62 1879
72 17 87 18 03 18 °0 18 37 18 54 18 71 1888 190°
73 18 13 18 38 18 4° 1862 18 80 18 97 1914 1991
74 18 36 18 ° 1879 18 87 1993 19 * 1939 1960
55 18 61 18 78 18 95 19 13 1931 19 48 1963 19 82
76 18 85 19 ° 19 °o 1938 19 ° 19 7° 1991 2009
160
B A R A N D B L O C K T IN.
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.
200 CWt. a 678. tº cwt. free on board, . . . . . . . . . . £ 670
Bills of lading and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . :8 0 , 12, 6
Insurance, £700, a 30s. P ct. £ 10, 10, 0
Policy duty, , 1 , 15, 0
——— , 12, 5 , 0 I 2
£ 682
Commission, 2 tº cent. 13
£ 696
Exchange, 105 tº cent. 28 3,250
Freight, 10 tons, a 20s. # ton, £10, 0, 0
Primage, 5 tſ’ cent, 2, 0, 10, 0
#10, 10, 0
Exchange, £9 tſ’ 8.40. . . . . . 28 46 , 67
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º 'º & free,
Entry and custom-house charges,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2, 80
Cartage, labour, rent, I month, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 8, 00
Delivery, postage, advertising, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50.
28 60, 97
Fire Insurance, ... à tº cent."
Brokerage, . . . . . . * >
Commission, .... 5 55 Sa) 12:3 tp ct. . . . . , 418, 07 479
1. -
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2# 2, 28 3,729
Interest, 9 months, 4} , -
in New York,
200 cwt.=22,400 lbs., . . . . . . a) 16” cts. # lb. . . . . . . . . 28 3,729
For the table of corresponding prices see page 159.

16]
T IN PLATES,
TROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

()
()
6
i
1000 boxes, IC. . . . . . . . . @ 28s. P box. . . . . . . . . . :6| 1,400 00
500 do. IX. . . . . . . . . . a 34s. , do. . . . . . . . . . . . . 850. O()
1500 boxes, £ 2,250 00
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . £ 0 , 12, 6
Insurance, £2,400, a 30s. tſ’ cent, É36, 0, 0
Policy duty, , 6, 0, 0
— 42, 0, 6 42|| || 2
# 2,292. 12
Commission, 2 tº cent. 45 17
#2| 2,338 9
Exchange, 105 tº cent. 28, 10,912, 88
Freight, 130 tons, a 20s. # ton, £130, 0
Primage, 5}, , 6, 10
#136, 10
Exchange, £9 & 28.40, 2&606, 67
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free
Entry, bonding, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 00
Cartage, labour, rent, 1 month, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 70, 00
Delivery and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 8, 00
- 2&688, 67
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0% 59
Commission, .... 5 35 a 113 tº cent. , 1,290, 67| 1,979 34
Guarantee,...... 2% 95 —s
Interest,. . . . . . ... 3 55 12,892 22
in New York,
l500 boxes, . . . . . . . . . . @ 28.8, 59% cts. P. box . . . . . . . . 28 12,892 50
162
T IN P L A T E S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

LoNDoN PRICE
per box.
2-3rds | 1-3rd
IC. IX.
S. S.
20 26
21 27
22 28
23 29
24 30
25 31
26 32
27 33
28 34
29 35
30 36
31 37
32 38
33 39
34 40
EXCHANGE.
|
Average 105 106 107 108 109 II () | | || | 12
* Or Or Or Or Or Or OT or
price D.cts.ml Dicts m | D.cts.ml D.cts.ml D.cts.m. | Dicts.m. | Dicts.m. | D.ctsm
Per box" | 4.66.66 4.71.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 1977
|
S. Dol.cts. | Dol.cts. Dol,cts. Dol.cts. | Dol.cts. | Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts.
22 6.43%| 6.49 6.55 6.60% 6.66%| 6.72 6.78 6.84
23 6.70; 6.76% 6.82% 6.88%| 6.94}| 7.00 || 7.06 r. 12
24 6.97%| 7.03% 7.10 || 7. 16 || 7.22}| 7.28} | 7.34% 7.40%
25 7.24}| 7.30% 7.37% 7.43}| 7.50%| 7.56% 7.63 || 7.69
26 7.5 I; 7.58 || 7.65 7.71% 7.78% 7.85 7.91% 7.98
27 7.78%| 7.85% 7.92% 7.99% 8.06% 8.13% 8.20 8.27
28 8.05%| 8.12% 8.20 8.27 | 8.34 || 8.41 8.48 || 8.55
29 8.32%| 8.40 8.47% 8.54% 8.62% 9.69% 8.76% 8.84
30 8.59%| 8.67 8.74% 8.82 8.90 | 8.97% 9.05 || 9.02}
31 8.86%| 8.94 | 9.02 || 9. 10 || 9. 18 9.26 9.33% 9.41%
32 9. 13%| 9.21 9.29 9.37% 9.46 9.54 9.62 || 9.70
33 9.40%| 9.48% 9.57 9.66% 9.74 9.82% 9.91 0.99%
34 9.67% 9.76 9.84 9.93 || 10.02 || 10.10% 10.19% 10.28 ||
35 9.94%| 10.03 || 10.12 || 10.21 | 10.30 | 10.39 10.48 || 10.57
36 || 10.21%| 10.31% 10.40 | 10.49 || 10.58 || 10.67 || 10.76% 10.85%|
ł63
W H IT E COTT O N G O O DS,
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.

WI DTH. LENGTH H. Rice. NUM BER
DEscription. of the of # pieces
nominal. Actual. half piece.p. ; piece. per yard. in a case.
yards. inches. yards. S. S. d. d.
White Cambrics . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 6–4 . . 38 a 44 • 12 . . 6 a 12 (; a 12 | ... 100
do. do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8 . . . .31 a 36 | . . 12 . . 5 a 12 || 5 a 10 | ... 100
do. Jaconets, &c. . . . . . . . . . ... 6-4 . . . 40 a 46 ... 12 .. 10 a 24 10 a 24 ... 100
EXCLUSIVE OF D UTY.
10 cases, white Cambrics, Jaconet or Jaconet muslins,
containing 1000 half pieces, 12 yards each, a 10s. iſ piece,
or 10d. “P yard, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fº 500 0 || 0
Discount, 2% dy’ cent. 12| I () || 0
#3 487| 10 ()
Cases and packing charges in Manchester, . . . . £ 5, 0, 0
Freight to Liverpool # railroad, a 10s. P ton,
or 1s. 6d. iP package, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m, 15 m 0
Insurance, £525, a 30s. tſ’ ct. . . . . .67, 17, 6
Policy duty, . . . . , 1, 10, 0
tºmºmºsºmºmºmºsº » 9, 7 // 6 15 2 6
f 502 12 6
Commission, 2 d? cent. 1() | | 0
f 512 13 6
Dock and town dues, cartage, bills of lading,
and petty expenses in Liverpool, . . . . . . . . . . £ 0, 18, 6
Commission for shipping, a 2s. 6d. iP package, , 1 , 5 , 0 2 3 || 6
x #3 514, 17 O
Exchange, a 105 tº cent. & 2,402 63 || 0
Freight, 95 ft. a 1s. # foot & primage, 5 # ct. £4, 19, 9
Exchange, a £9 tº 840, 28 22, 16
Duty, see page 165.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Cartage and housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 40
Delivery, advertising and rent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 10 / 60
ſº 28, 39 , 66
. Insurance,. . . . . . O# tº cent
ommission, . . . . . . . . 5 35 º tº ; * *
Guarantee, gº tº it tº ſº tº º ſº. 2% 35 a 12# tº ct. 336, 99 376 65 O
1 *
Interest, 9 months, .. 4% , 28 2,779| 28 || 0
12,000 yards, . . . . a 23 "cts. # yard, exclusive of duty,. . 28 2,779| 20 | 0
Y 2

164
W H IT E CO TT O N G O O D S.
A. TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
(ExCLUSIVE of DUTY).
EXCHANGE.
Manchester 19° 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 ll 1 12
price OT Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
P*Y* | 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Pence. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd.
6 14 19 1 4 3? 14 40 1 4 39 14 7° 14 85 1 4 98 15 ||
6} 14 7° 14 89 15 0° | 5 |7 1 5 90 15 44 1 5 97 15. 7"
6# 15 31 1 5 45 15 60 15. 74 1 5 98 16 0° 16 17 1631
6# 15 87 16 0° 16 7 1632 16 47 1662 16 70 169,
7 1644 16 39 16 75 16 90 17 os 17 20 17 33 17 50
7} 1699 17 13 17 as 17 48 17 63 1779 1794 18 19
7# 17 35 | 17 7" | 17 89 18 05 | 1831 18 37 | 1834 187°
7} 18 11 18 29 1840 1863 18 79 1896 1913 1999
8 18 68 18 85 19 03 19 20 19 38 19 55 19 72 19 89
8} 19 24 19 42 19 60 19 78 19 96 20 1 4 2O 31 2O 49
8% 19 80 19 98 2O 17 20 35 20 54 2 () 72. 2() 91 21 09
8% 20 30 2O 55 20 74 2O 93 2 1 12 21 32 21 50 2 1 09
9 2O 9° 21 1 i 21 31 2 1 50 2 1 70 2 1 89 22 09 22 **
9} 21 48 2 I 63 21 88 22 08 22 28 22 48 22 68 22 *
9% 22 04 22 35. 22 40 22 66 22 87 23 97 23 28 23 *
9} 22 00 22 81 23 0° Q3 24 23 45 23 00 23 87 24 9°
I O 23 19 || 23 38 || 23 00 || 23 82 24 03 24 as 24 40 24 *
10} 23 7° 23 94 24 '7 24 39 24 61 24 83 25 05 25 °7
10% 24 28 24 51 24 74 24 97 25 19 25 +1 25 64 25 °7
10} 24 84 25 07 25 °) 25 °4 25 78 26 01 26 24 26 47
1 1 25 40 25 64 25 89 26 13 26 36 26 00 26 83 27 07
I 1} 25 90 26 20 26 45 26 09 26 94 27 18 27 42 27 66
11; 26 5* 26 77 27 09 27 27 27 sº 27 77 28 03 28 °7
11% 27 08 27 34 27 60 27 85 28 10 28 35 28 00 28 8°
12 97 63 27 91 28 '7 28 43 28 09 28 95 29 20 29 °
12} QS 21 28 47 28 74 29 99 29 27 29 % 29 79 30 °
12% 28 77 29 04 29 ° 29 % 29 85 30 ° 3O 39 30 °"
12} 29 33 29 00 29 % 30 tº 30 43 30 70 30 98 31 *
13 29 89 3O 17 30 40 30 74 31 01 31 29 31 57 31 *
13+ 30 4° 30 74 31 03 31 31 31 39 31 38 32 16 32 *
18% 31 ol 31 30 3 l 60 3 1 99 32 is 32 47 32 76 33 *
18% 31 57 31 °7 || 32 17 | 32 40 32 70 33 05 || 33 33 33 *
14 32 tº 32 4° 32 74 33 04 33 34 33 64 33 94 34 *
14} 32 69 33 00 33 * 33 01 33 92 34 * 34 53 34 *
1.4% 33 ** 33 * 33 88 34 19 34 50 34 81 35 13 35 *
14} 33 81 34 ** 34 45 34 77 35 09 35 41 35 7? 36.9%
1 5 34 37 34 79 35 93 35 35 36 67 36 99 36 31 36%
15} 34 94 35 °7 35 60 35 93 36 °5 36 37 36 90 37.
15% 35 49 35 8° 36 7 36 50 36 83 37 16 37 30 37
15} 360° 36" | 36 tº 37 07 37 41 37 75 38 09 38 °
| 65
A table exclusive of DUTY, CONTINUATION.
EXCHANGE.
Manchester | 19° 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 1 1 1 12.
price Or Or Ol' Or OT Or Or Or
D cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
P**| 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 | 1.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Pence. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd.
16 36 62 36 96 S7 31 37 65 38 00 38 34 38 68 39 02
16} 37 18 37 53 37 88 38 23 * 38 58 38 93 39 28 39 63
16# 37 74 38 09 38 45 38 80 39 16 39 51 39 87 40 29
16# 38 30 38 00 39 0° 39 38 3974 4O 19 40 40 40 8°
17 38 80 39 °3 39 00 39 96 40 ** 40 08 41 0° 41 +
17+ 39 42 39 79 40 17 40 °4 40 90 41 27 4 I 65 42 0°
17% 39 98 40 30 40 74 41 13 41 *9 41 87 42 ** 42 0°
17# 40 ** 4() 92 41 * 41 69 42 °7 42 4° 42 * 43 *
18 41 10 41 49 4 l 88 42 37 42 * 43 04 43 * 43 82
18} 41 06 42 0° 42 4° 42 84 43 °3 43 0° 44 ° 44 **
18% 42 22 42 62 43 02 43 42 43 81 44 21 44 61 45 Ol
18} 42 78 43 18 43 59 43 99 44 40 44 80 45 20 45 60
19 43 * 43 75 44 16 44 37 45 98 45 39 45 °0 46 °l
19% 43 99 44 3? 44. 74 45 1" 45 °6 45 97 46 99 46 80
19; 44 49 44 88 45 °l 45 7° 46 14 46 50 46 97 47 39
19% 45 0° 45 45 45 88 46 30 46 7? 47 14 47 37 47 99
20 45 39 46 02 46 45 46 88 47 31 47 74 48 7 48 00
20+ 46 15 46 58 47 0? 47 4.5 47 89 48 3% 48 77 49 20
20% 46 7" 47 15 47 39 48 0° 48 47 48 91 49 36 49 80
20% 47 27 47 71 48 16 48 60 49 05 49 50 49 96 50 41
2 1 47 83 48 28 48 74 49 19 49 % 50 0° 50 * 51 00
21} 48 39 48 85 49 ° 49 79 50 °2 50 0° 51 14 5 I Go
21; 48 9° 49 4' 49 88 50 34 50 80 51 * 5 1 7° 52 19
2.1% 49 º' 49 98 50 45 50 9° 5 1 39 51 80 52 33 52 80
22 50 97 5() * 5 1 0° 51 49 5 1 90 52 4° 52 91 53 38

TO ASCERTAIN THE DUTY ON WHITE COTTON GOODS FROM MANCHESTER.
{{
{{
{&
64
square yard.”—Act of 14th July 1832, Sec. 2.
“ All manufactures of cotton, or of which cotton is a component part, to pay a duty of 25 per cent,
ad valorem, excepting cotton twist, yarn and thread, provided that all manufactures of cotton, or of
which cotton shall be a component part, not dyed, coloured, printed, or stained, not earceeding in
value 30 cents the square yard (at the place from whence eaſported) shall be valued at 30 cents the
. , CALCULATION of the lowest prices at which white CAMBR ics, JAcon ETs, and JAC on ET MUSLINs
should be purchased in Manchester, to correspond with the American customs minimum valuation of
30 cents per square yard, as computed by the customs of the United States.

1000 half pieces, 12 yards each,-12,000 yards, 40 inches wide,
@ 16*d. per yard, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £
- Discount, 2% per cent.
f
Packing charges in Manchester and conveyance to Liverpool, . . . . . . . . . . £
Commission 2 per cent. £|
Exchange, a 284.80cts. per £23.
2&
@ 30 cts. per square yard &
12,000 running yards, 40 inches wide,
or 13,333; square yards,
832| 1 || 9
20|| 16 || 1
811| 5 || 8
5| 15 || 0
817|TOTTST
16| 6 |10
533T TBT
-Tº-Ti,
4,000 00
| 66
W H ITE CO TT O N G O O D S.
B. TABLE showing the prices in Manchester, per running yard (according to
the respective widths,) which are equivalent to the valuation of 30 cents per
square yard, on the principle of the foregoing computation.



Equivalent Equivalent Equivalent Fauivalent
Widths] ". Widths “...” Widths PRICE. Widths] "...c.
inches. p. running yd. inches. p. running yd, inches, ſp. running yd, inches. Ip, running yd.
30 pence 12" | 36 pence 14* | 42 pence 17 * | 48 |pence 19*
3 I ,, 12*7° 37 ,, 15 * 43 ,, 17 * 49 ,, 20 *
32 ,, 13 * | 38 ,, 15 *| 44 ,, 18°7 50 ,, 20 *
33 ,, 137° 39 ,, 16 * | 45 ,, 1879" | 51 ,, 21 *
34 ,, 14 °7 | 40 ,, 16.9° 46 ,, 19" | 52 ,, 2 1 009
35 ,, 14 *| 4 | ,, 17 °" | 47 ,, 19°7′ 53 ,, .22 *
If the price in Manchester of WHITE CoTToN Goods of any given width,
is LEss than the corresponding equivalent of 30 cents per square yard, as shown
in the preceding table, the value of the article being nevertheless considered
by the customs as 30 cents per square yard, the rate of duty per ruuning yard
may be computed for any given width in the following manner:
One square yard of 36 inches being valued at. . . . . . . . . . 30 cents,
and the duty on that valuation being 25 per cent, or. 7#cts. p. sq. yd.
the proportionate duty for every inch of width, is . . . . . . . . . 208 CtS.
add for commission, guarantee, fire insurance and interest,
@ 10 # per cent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 022 ,
which gives for every inch of actual width, on account of
duty and charges thereon, a total of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
TODO cents
ExAMPLE. Cambrics, 40 inches wide, the cost price of which in Manchester,
exclusive of charges, is 10d. per running yard, appear from table B. to cost
LEss than the equivalent of 30 cents per square yard. They are consequently
valued for duty at 30 cents per square yard, and their actual cost in America
is to be ascertained by the following method:
10 pence per yard, of 40 inches wide, prime cost, gives, with the
addition of all charges, except duty, at the exchange of 108 per
cent, as shown in table A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . per running yard. 23” cents.
to which must be added:
Duty and charges thereon for 40 inches, at the rate of #4 of a cent
per inch, as above. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . is a s e s a e e s tº e e º e º e o 0.
giving the total cost, inclusive of duty and all charges, . . . . p. run, yd. 33” cents.
930 66
WHITE Cotton Goods, which cost MoRE than the corresponding equivalents
of 30 cents per square yard, as shown in table B, pay a duty of 25 per cent on
their actual value. The following calculation, which includes such duty, and
the table accompanying it, (C) are applicable to those finer descriptions of goods.
167
W H IT E COT TO N
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.
G O O DS,
INCLUSIVE OF DUTY.
10 cases, white Cambric, Jaconets or Jaconet muslins,
30 inches wide, containing :
1000 half pieces, 12 yards each, a 124d. p. yard, . . . . . . . . £ 625 0 || 0
Discount, 2.; tº cent. 15| 12 || 6
f 609| 7 || 6
Cases and packing charges in Manchester,. . . . £ 5, 0, 0
Freight to Liverpool tº railroad,....... . . . . . » 0 , 15 / 0
Insurance, £650, a 30s. P. cent, É9, 15, 0
Policy duty, , 1, 15, 0
— , l l ,, 10 ,, 0 17 5 O
#: 626, 12 || 6
Commission, 2 tº cent. 12| || 0 || 8
#|T639|T3TT2
Shipping charges and commission in Liverpool, .......... 2| 3 || 6
#3 64 1. Gº || 8
Exchange, a 105 WCTF-575-55-i-
Freight and charge, specified page 163, . . . . . . . . 28 39 , 66
Duty, £627, 8, 6, exclusive of insurance,
@ 28°4.80 cts. Plb.,. . . . . . . . . . 283,011.64
@ 25 tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 752, 91
Discount, 1} {P cent, , 11, 27
, 741 , 64
28°781 , 30
Fire Insurance,. . . . . . Oś tº cent.
ãº"........ , , ), ºr * * * * * |
Interest, 9 months, .. 4} , 28 4,294. 94
12,000 yards, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a 35” cents # yard . . . . 28 4,294 so
C. TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES, (INCLUsive of duty.)
EXCHANGE.
Manchester | 19° 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
e Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
price D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
P*Y* | 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44 || 4.88.88 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
Pence. [cts. p. yd.cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd.]cts. p. yd.
12} 35 79 36 00 36 34 36 61 36 88 37 is 37 42 37 69
12# 36 49 || 36 77 | 37 05 || 37 33 || 37 00 || 37 * | 38 tº 38 48
13 37 19 37 47 37 76 38 04 38 32 38 60 38 88 39 16
13} 37 89 || 38 18 || 38 47 38 76 39 °4 39 % 39 62 39 9.
13% 38 39 38 88 39 18 39 47 39 77 40 00 40 ** 40 64

1.68
W H IT E C OT TO N G O O D S.
C. TABLE EXCLUSIVE OF DUTY, CONTINUATION.

EXCHANGE.
Manchester 19° 106 107 108 109 1 10 | | 1 I 12
- price Or Or Or Or Or Or Or GI’
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts m D.cts m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
|P"Y" | 4.66.66 471.11 || 4.75.55 480.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
Pence |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cte. p. yd. |cts p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd.
13; 39 °9 39 39 39 89 40 19 40 49 40 79 || 4 1 99 || 4 || 39
14 39 99 40 30 40 °l 40 91 41 * 41 */ 41 81 42 ''
14} 40 99 || 4 1 00 || 4 | * 41 63 41 94 || 42 34 || 42 * | 42 *
14% 41 °9 || 4 || 7 || 42 0° 42 * || 42 09 || 42 97 43 ** | 43 00
14} 42 09 42 +1 42 74 43 O6 43 37 43 69 44 91 44 33
15 42 79 43 12 43 * 43 77 44 09 44 42 44 74 45 07
15} 43 49 43 ** | 44 19 || 44 49 || 44 81 45 14 || 45 47 || 45 80
15% 44 °0 4.4 °3 44 87 45 °0 45 * 45 87 46 °l 46 °4
15} 44 90 45 °4 45 * 45 9° 46 26 46 00 46 94 47 28
16 45 60 45 94 46 29 46 63 46 98 47 32 47 67 48 0.1
16} 46 30 46 65 47 00 47 3.5 47 70 48 05 48 40 48 75
16# 47 00 47 35 47 71 48 O6 48 42 48 77 49 13 49 48
16# 47 70 48 00 48 ° 48 79 49 4 49 49 49 87 50 **
17 48 40 48 77 49 “ 49 30 49 % 50 °3 50 00 50 97
17} 49 10 49 47 49 85 50 32 50 59 50 96 5 1 33 5 1 70
17# 49 80 50 18 50 56 50 94 5 1 31 51 68 52 00 52 44
17# 50 50 50 89 51 28 51 66 52 03 52 4° 52 80 53 | 8
18 5 1 20 5 1 39 51 98 52 37 52 7° 53 14 53 * 53 92
18} 51 90 52 39 52 09 53 08 53 47 53 80 54 20 54 65
18} 52 60 53 00 53 40 53 80 54 19 54 59 || 54 99 || 55 39
18; 53 30 53 70 54 * 54 * 54 91 55 * 55 7° 56 12
19 54 00 54 41 54 * .55 °3 5504 56 0° 56 40 56 87
19+ 54 70 55 !! 55 * 55 94 56 36 56 77 57 19 57 go
19; 55 40 55 82 56 °4 56.66 57 08 57 so 57 92 58 34
19; 56 10 || 56 ° 56°" | 57 37 57 °o 58 ° 58 ° 59 of
2O 56 80 57 * | 57 " || 58 09 58 ° 58 95 || 59 39 || 59 82
20+ 57 so 57 93 58 37 58 80 59 °4 5908 60 1° 60 5*
20% 58 30 58 64 59 ° 59 ° 59 97 60 41 60 85 61 29
20% 58 93 59 °4 59 79 60 24 60 69 61 13 61 38 62 0°
21 59 60 60 0.5 60 50 60 95 61 41 61 86 62 31 62 76
21} 60 30 60 76 61 22 61 68 62 13 62 59 63 0.5 63 51
21; 61 00 || 6 1 40 || 6 || 9° | 62 39 || 62 85 63 31 || 63 78 || 64 24
21% 61 70 62 17 62 04 63 "1 63 57 64 04 64 51 64 98
22 62 40 62 87 63 35 63 82 64 30 64 77 65 24 65 71
22} 63 10 63 38 64 00 64 54 65 0° 65 50 65 97 66 4s
22} 63 80 64 28 64 77 65 25 65 74 66 22 66 71 67 19
22} 64 50 64 99 65 48 65 97 66 46 66 95 67 44 67 93
23 65 20 63 69 66 19 66 68 67 18 67 47 68 17 68 66
23# 65 90 66 40 66 90 67 40 67 90 68 40 68 90 6 40
23# 66 60 67 10 67 61 68 0° 68 63 69 O3 69 64 70 95
23# 67 30 67 81 68 3? 68 sº 69 3.5 69 86 7 O 37 70 88
24 68 00 68 51 69 03 60 55 70 07 70 59 71 10 7 1 62
l69
C OT TO N P R IN TS,
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.
WIDTH, nominal fiths. yard; actual from 22 to 26 inches.
LENGTH of the piece, 28 yards.
N.B. Prints ºths. yard wide are rarely sent.
EXCLUSIVE OF DUTY.

10 cases Prints, containing, ë
1000 pieces, 28 yds. each, 28,000 yds. a 14s. iP piece,
or 6d. * yard, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 700 O ()
Discount, 1% d? cent. 10| 10 | ()
£ 689| 10 || 0
Calendering and making up, a 2d. tº piece, ... + 8, 6, 8
Cases, packing, and pattern cards, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 9, 0, 0
Freight to Liverpool, a 2s. P case, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 0 , 0|
Insurance, £750, a 30s. tº cent, . . . . £11, 5 , 0
Policy duty, , 2, 0, 0
2, 13 // 5 // () 3] 11 8
£ 721| 1 || 8
Commission, 2 tſ' cent. 14|| 8 || 5
£| 735 10 || 1
Dock and town dues, cartage, bills of lading and
petty charges in Liverpool, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº 0, 18, 6
Commission for shipping, a 2s. 6d. iP case, . . . . , 1, 5 , 0 2| 3 || 6
£ 737 13 || 7
Exchange, a 105 tº cent, 28 || 3,442 50
Freight, 100 ft, a 1s. #' foot, & 5 tº ct. primage, £5, 5, 0
Exchange, a £9 tº 28°40, 28.23, 33
Tuty, see page 171.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 3, 50
Cartage and housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 40
Delivery, advertising and rent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 10, 60
840, 83
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº cent.
Commission, . . . . 5 » I - -- -
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2# , @ 12# tº cent, .. , 480, 6. 521| 45 -
Interest, as e e º 'º e º 'º 4# 55 2& 3,963 95
in New York, *
28,000 yards, e e e s e º a . (a) 14 16 Cents dy yard, , © C e º O C C C C o e e .23 3,964 80
Z
C OT TO N P R IN T S.
A. TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
(ExCLUSIVE of DUTY.)
EXCHANGE.
10
Manchester 5 106 107 108 109 I 10 1 || 1 l
price Or Or Or Or 12
d D.cts. m D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.ct D Or Or Or Or
er e & W. Wºk, J tº , CUS. Iſl
P*Y* || 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75 .cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
P .75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
º cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts rd tº avº tº
4# 10 70 10 86 10 90 06 . p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd cts. p. yd.
43 11 33 43 1 1 1 1 16 1 1 26 36 46
Zſ 1 1 1 11 54 64 1 1 1 1
5 11 89 00 1 1 1 1 75 1 1 85 1 96 06
12 12 11 22 34 - l 12
l, 1 2 46 57 12 12 12 * 1 2 56 6
4 I 2 12 09 12 81 92 12 07
5% 13 oa 13 ** 13 27 39 12 13 04 13 10 13 27
5} 13 59 13 7° 13 85 13 98 13 * 13 03 13 7° 13 87
6 14 16 14 °9 14 42 3. 14 10 14 °3 14 * 14 48
6} 14 73 14 86 15 00 14. 14 69 14 83 14 95 15 08
6# 15 29 1543 15 59 15 72 15 28 15 43 15 * 15 68
63. 15 86 01 5 15 15 86 | 16 00 6 15 2
4. 16 16 16 16 30 4 16 16 29
7 16 43 16 68 16 73 88 16 5 1660 16 75 16 89
7} 1699 17 15 17 31 16 47 17 ot 17 so 17 35 17 so
7# 17 36 1773 # , 17 05 17 63 17 79 1795 18 10
7# 18 13 18 30 18 47 18 64 18 ° 18 °8 18 °4 18 71
8 18 69 1930 1904 !. 18 80 18 97 1914 1991
8+ 19 25 43 19 1939 1950 1974 91
# 19 1962 | 1989 98 9 19
8#. 1983 2O 91 20 20 9 39 19 20 ° 2O 34 20 **
8#. 2O 38 2O 57 20 77 2O 96 2O 57 20 79 20 94 21 13
9 2O 95 21 13 21 35 20. 21 10 21 * 21 54 21 73
9} 21 52 21 72 21 93 21 13 21 74 21 94 22 14 22 34
9% 22 08 22 39 22 50 22 71 22 39 22 * 22 7° 22 94
9} 22 65 22 86 23 08 22 29 22 9° 23 1? 23 * 25 *
10 23 22 23 44 23 66 23 88 23 * 23 7° 23 99 24 14
10} 23 78 24 99 24 °3 23 46 24 19 24 * 24 * 24 7°
10; 24 35 24 58 24 81 24 04 24 69 24 91 25 ° 25 30
10} 24 9? 25 15 25 39 25 62 25 °7 25 °9 25 7° 25 90
11 25 48 25 7° 25 90 25 20 25 86 26 09 26 3° 26 30
11} 26 05 26 29 26 54 26 9 26 55 26 69 26 9° 27 17
11; 26 62 26 87 27 12 26 º 27 64 27 28 27 52 27 77
11} 27 18 27 43 27 69 27 95 27 63 27 87 28 ° 28 °7
12 27 75 28 0. 28 27 : 53 28 °l 28 47 28 7° 28 9°
I 2 Q 80
12+ 28 33 28 38 28 85 º 12 28 39 29 06 22 * 29 °
29 29 66 29 9 | 30 18

C OT TO N P R IN T S.
TO ASCERTAIN THE DUTY ON DYED, PRINTED, COLOURED OR STAINED
COTTON GOODS.
“To pay a duty of 25 per cent, ad valorem. Provided, that all manufactures of cotton, or of which
“cottoo is a component part, if dyed, coloured, printed or stained, in whole or in part, not earceeding in
“value 35 cents the square yard (at the place from whence eaſported) shall be valued at 35 cents the
“square yard.” Act of 14th puly, 1832, Sec. 2.
CALCULATION of the lowest prices at which British Cotton Prints,
Nankeens, and Coloured Quiltings, (bearing a discount of 1% per cent) should
be purchased in Manchester, to correspond with the American customs’ minimum-
valuation of 35 cents the square yard, as computed there.

28,000 yards, 22 inches wide, . . . . . . @ 10 “d. # yard. ... f 1,223| 4 || 6
Discount 1; p. cent. 18| 6 || 9
# 1,204 17 | 9
Packing charges in Manchester and conveyance to Liverpool,
(see page 169) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18| 6 || 8
£ 1,223| 4 || 5
Commission, 2 + cent. 24, 9 || 3
£ 1,247| 13 || 8
Exchange, a 284.80 cents tº £. 28' 5,988 89
28,000 running yards, 22 inches wide,
or 17,111; square yards, a 35 cents # square yard, ... 28' 5,988 89
B. TABLE shewing the Manchester prices per running yard, (according to the
respective widths,) which are equivalent to the valuation of 35 cents per square
gard, on the principle of the above computation.

WIDTHS, EQUIVALENT PRICEs.
22 inches, . . . . 19. pence # running yard.
: 2 D : : #: 2 2 3, 2 3, 2 3, 2
25 2 3 11936 2 º' 3 * > 2. 2 º'
p > tº º O ſº 2 P. § 2. 9 y 9 •
26 2 3 C & © e 12430 2 O 2, 2 32 92
{74
C OT TO N P R IN T S.
The foregoing table shows the exact prices at which the principal coloured
eotton goods of usual widths must respectively be procured in Manchester, in
order to import the same into the United States at the customs’ valuation of 35
cents per square yard, which is the lowest valuation upon which the duty of 25
per cent is taken.
Therefore, if these goods should cost in Manchester, LEss than 35 cents per
square yard (or the equivalents thereof in sterling money per running yard,
according to the actual width as ascertained above,) they are assumed by the
American customs to have cost that minimum valuation, and the importer has
in such case, to clear his goods at a duty of 25 per cent on a nominal value,
which in reality exceeds their actual value in proportion to the difference be-
tween the latter in price and width, and the assumed value of 35 cents per square
gyard. In that case the proportionate rate of duty chargeable on the running
yard º be ascertained for any given width by the mode already explained
under white cotton goods, viz.
One square yard of 36 inches being valued at........ 35 cents.
and the duty on that valuation being 25 per cent, or . . . . 83 cents p. sq. yo.
the proportionate duty for every inch of width, is . . . . . . ‘243 cent,
add, for commission, guarantee, fire-insurance, and in-
terest, together 10; per cent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *026 ,
which gives for every inch of actual width, on account of
duty and charges thereon, a total of . . . . . . . . . . 269
1000
Ea'ample. Required to find the cost of a print, 25 inches wide, invoiced at
Manchester, at 10 pence per (running) yard:
On referring first to table B, it appears that such goods would cost less than
the equivalent of 35 cents per square yard, and that they would consequently
be valued for duty at 35 cents the square yard. This point being ascertained,
their exact cost in the United States can be discovered without much trouble,
by the following method :
cent.
10 pence per yard prime cost gives, with the addition of all
charges, earcept duty, at the exchange of 108 per cent, as
per table A, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . per (running) yard 19" cents.
to which must be added:
Duty and charges thereon, for 25 inches, at the rate of #, of a
cent per inch, as above . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6”
giving the total cost, inclusive of duty and charges thereon, 55
per (running) yard. 25* cents,
The subjoined calculation and table, marked C, which include the duty of 25
per cent on the actual invoice value of prints, is to be used only when they
appear (on reference to table B), to have cost 35 cents per square yard, or MoRE
than the equivalent of that valuation. For it is easily perceived, that as soon as
the actual value of the goods reaches the minimum valuation, no further reference
is required to their actual width in fixing the duty. In truth, it is only in that
case, that the duty is in reality 25 per cent, at valorem.
178
C OTTO N P R IN TS,
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.
INCLUSIVE OF DUTY.

10 cases containing,
1000 pieces, 28 pieces each,-28,000 yds. a 10}d. #' yard. . . . # 1,225 0 || 0
Discount, l; tº cent. 18| 7 || 6
# 1,206 12 || 6
Charges in Manchester, specified page 169, . . . . .818, 6, 8
Insurance, £1250, a 30s. #' cent, £18, 15, 0
Policy duty, , 3, 5 , 0
* 2,22 // O A/ O 40. 6 8
£ 1,246. 19 2
Commission, 2 tſ’ cent. 24, 18 10
- # 1,271 18 || 0
Charges in Liverpool, specified page 169. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2| 3 || 6
# 1,274|| 1 || 6
Exchange, a 105 tº cent. 281T 5,945 68
Freight, landing and delivery charges in New
York, see page 169, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 40 m 83
Duty: Invoice value, exclusive of in-
surance, £1249, 10, 0, exchange
28, 4.80 cts. d? £, 28°5997.80 cents,
@ 25 d? cent, a e º e º 'º e º 'º . . .28, 1499,40
Discount, 1} {P cent, 2, 22,50
*mºnººmºº ,,1476 f / 9()
23 1,517, 73
Fire insurance, commission, guarantee and
interest, a 12# tº cent, tº e º e e º e e e º O & e º O C C & 95 1,029 // 79 2,547 52
…” wº 28 8,493 20
28,000 yards, ......@ 30 * cents # yard, duty paid,. . . . . . 28' 8,492 40 |
C. TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES. (Inclusive of Dury).
EXCHANGE.
Manchester! ” 106 107 108 109 1 10 l l 1 112
is Or Or Or Or OT OT Or Or
price D cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m D.cts.m. || D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts-m
Per yard. 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 4.84.44. 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
Pence. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd.
10} 30 33 30 30 30 79 31 0° 31 * 31 48 || 3 || 71 31 94
10} 31 04 31 27 31 31 31 74 31 98 32 °. 32 4° 32 68
1 1 31 75 3 99 32 ** 32 47 32 71 || 32 9* 33 19 33 43
11} 32 46 32 79 32 9* 33 19 33 * 33 69 33 94 34 18
11} 33 16 || 33 * 33 07 53 92 34 17 34 ** 34 08 34 93
11} 33 87 34 19 34 99 34 0° 34 90 35 10 35 4? 35 68
12 34 38 34 84 35 11 35 37 35 03 || 35 °9 36 16 36 4?
12} 35 29 35 56 35 83 35 1 O 36 36 36 63 36 90 37 17
12} 36 00 36 28 36 ° 36 8° 37 99 37 30 37 64 37 91

174
G IN G HAMS,
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.
WIDTH called 4, is actually from 24 to 26 inches.
LEHGTH of the piece, usually 30 yards.
EXCLUSIVE OF DUTY.

2 Cases, containing:
200 pieces striped Ginghams, 24 to 25 inches wide each,
30 yards long,-6000 yards, . . . . . . q e e s e e a 8d. iſ yard, £ 200 0 || 0
Discount, 5 d? cent. 10| 0 || 0
f 190 0 || 0
2 Cases and packing charges,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . el , 10, 0
Freight to Liverpool, tº railroad, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m 4 m 6
Insurance, £200, a 30s. P cent, É3, 0, 0
Policy duty, ,,0, 10, 0
2, 3, 10 / 0 5| 4 || 6
#3 195| 4 || 6
Commission, 2 tº cent. 3| 18 || 0
:8 199| 2 || 6
Dock and town dues, cartage, bills of lading, and
small charges in Liverpool, . . . . . . tº & © tº e º e º 'º e £ 0 , 7, 6
Commission for shipping,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 5 / 0 O| 12 || 6
£ 199| 15 || 0
Exchange, a 105 & cent, 28. 932 17
Freight, 20 feet, at Is. and 5 tº cent primage. ... f. 1 , 1, 0 x-
Exchange, a £9 & 28.40, 28 4, 67
Duty, see the note in next page,
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Cartage and housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 80
Delivery, advertising, and rent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº cent.
Commission, .... 5
Guarantee,..... 3, . @ 12# tº cent,. . . . , 130, 34 142|| 8 |_
Interest, tº e º º ºs e º 'º 4% 59 2& 1,074 98
6000 yards,...... a 17” cents tº yard, exclusive of duty...&| 1,075l 20 |_
175
G IN G H A M S, A. TABLE Exclusive of duty.

EXCHANGE.
Manchester 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 I l I 1 12
price Or Or Or Of Or Or Or Or
d D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts m | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m.
Pºº Y" | 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 || 4 75.55 4.80.00 || 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Pence. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. gal. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd, cts. p. yd.
8 17 9. 18 09 18 20 18 49 59 76 93 10
8#. 18 47 18 64 18 82 | S 90 # 16 #. !. 5 1 : 68
8% 19 OI 19 19 19 37 19 55 19 72 19 90 20 O8 20 26
8#. 19 ° 1974 1999 2O !" 20 29 20 47 20 99 20 *
9 20 IQ 2O 29 20 49 - 20 68 20 86 21 ().5 2 l 24 21 43
9} 20 0° 20 °4 2 1 04 Q 1 ** 2 I 4° 2 1 01 21 * 22 90
9% 21 19 2 I 39 2 I Go 2 I 80 2 1 99 22 19 22 39 22 39
9% 21 7° 2 1 94 22 lº 22 * 22 ** 22 7° 22 90 23 10
I () 22 28 22 49 22 71 22 92 23 12 28 33 23 54 23 75
10} 22 83 23 05 23 27 23 48 93 69 23 91 24 12 24 34
10% 23 37 23 59 23 * 24 94 24 36 24 48 24 79 24 92
10} 23 9° 24 13 24 39 24 00 24 8° 25 04 25 °7 25 °o
I 1 24 47 24 70 24 94 25 17 25 39 25 62 25 85 26 08
1 1+ 25 9" 25 ** 25 48 25 7° 25 90 26 20 26 43 26 07
I 1; 25 56 25 80 26 O5 26 29 26 53 26 77 27 0 1 27 25
11% 26 10 26 3.5 26 60 26 85 27 69 27 34 27 58 27 83
I 2 26 65 26 90 27 16 27 41 27 66 27 9i 28 16 28 41
B. TABLE.
GINGHAMS Note. Table A, is applicable to Ginghams of such a price only,

and other coloured cottons bearing a
discount of 5 per cent.
Table of Manchester prices equivalent to
the American customs’ valuation of 35 cents
per square yard.
thereon,
Actual width.
per running yard.
sº TO O Ú-
plained under the article Prints.
2 6 Q
as will not amount to more than the American customs' minimum
valuation of 35 cents per square yard, the equivalents to which,
according to the various actual widths, are shown in Table B.
To the results of Table A, must be added, for duty and charges
of a cent for every inch of actual width, as ex-
Table C, which represents the
; mºe. . }}}} vence. New York values, inclusive of duty, is intended for such Ging-
# 33 : # : hams only, the cost of which shall be found, on reference to
26 x . J2.878 x Table B, to exceed the above named customs’ valuation.
C. inclusive of the duty OF 25 PER CENT AD VALOREM.
Mancheste, 105 106 || 107 108 109 I 10 || 1 || 1 I 12
price OI’ | Ol' Or Or' Or OI’ Ol' Or
d D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
P* * | 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
Pence. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd.
1 1 30 48 30 70 3O 93 31 16 31 40 3 | 63 31 87 32 10
11} 31 16 31 49 31 62 31 86 32 10 32 34 32 38 32 82
11; 31 sº 32 08 32 32 32 50 32 81 33 9% 33 30 33 *
1.1% 32 ** 32 77 33 oi 33 30 33 * 33 70 34 01 34 30
I 2 33 °9 33 44 33 70 33 9° 34 * | 34 * | 347° | 34 97
12} 33 88 34 13 34 39 34 0° 34 9 35 17 35 43 35 69
12% 34 30 34 82 35 08 35 * 35 01 35 87 36 14 36 40
12} 35 * 25 50 35 77 36 94 36 °l 36 58 36 85 37 13
13 35 9. 36 19 || 36 40 || 36 7 || 37 o' | 37 * | 37 * | 37 sº

*_
"mºsa
176
QUILT ING S,
WHITE AND COLOURED.
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.
NoMINAL WIDTH, actual, from 24 to 26 inches,
LENGTH of the piece, from 15 to 30 yards.

5 Cases, containing :
150 ends, white, buff and printed quiltings, 2400 yards,
@ 13d. * yard, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #3 130 O
Discount, 1} {2 cent. | 19
fº 128] I
Making up, a 6d. “P end, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3, 15, 0
Cases, packing and cards, a 158. tº case, . . . . . . 2, 3, 15 m 0
Freight to Liverpool # railroad, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 8 m 0
Insurance, £150,...@ 30s. tº cent, 82, 5,0
Policy duty, ,,0, 10, 0
2, 2, 15, 0 10| 13
£ 138|| 14
Commission 2 tº cent. 2| 15
tº £ 141| 9
Dock and town dues and charges in Liverpool, . . $0, 15, 0
Commission for shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 12 / 6 1| 7
£ 142] 17
* Exchange, a 105 tº cent, 2& 666 63
Freight, 40 ft. a 1s. 47 ft. and 5 # cent primage, £2, 2, 0
Exchange, £9 # 23.40, 28 9, 33
Duty: on Invoice value, exclusive of in-
surance, £138, 16 a 284.80cts. P 6
28°666.24 cts... . . . . ... a 25 tº cent, 28 166,56
Discount, @ 1% # cent, 2, 2,50
- — , 164,06
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Cartage, housing, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 00
Delivery, advertising, and rent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 6 m 20
& *185,09
Fire Insurance,. . . . . . Oš tº cent.
Commission,. . . . . . . 5 99
Guarantee, ........ 23 , a 12# * ct... , 117, 51 302 60
Interest, . . . . . . . . . . 8 25 : 2& 969 23
2400 yards,.... a 40” cents tº yard, inclusive of duty, .....g.
969
I 2
f
i
i
177
TABLE
QUILT IN G. S.
OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
(INCLUSIVE of DUTY.)
*_
|EXCHANGE.
Manchester | 199 106 107 108 109 1 10 I l 1 1 12
price Ol' Ol' Or Or Or Or Or Ol'
D.cts m | ID.cts, m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
**| 4.66.66 4.71.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44 4.8s ss 4.93.33 4.97.77
S. d. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts, p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd.
1. 1 40 38 40 69 4.() 98 41 28 4, 1 58 4 | 18 42 18 42 48
| . 2 45 °l 43 * 43 * 44 '7 44 ° 44 ** 45 14 45 40
1. 3 46 04 46 38 46 7° 47 07 47 't 47 73 48 10 48 44
1. 4 || 48 °7 49 * | 49 ° 49 96 || 50 * | 50 °9 || 51 00 51 *
1. 5. 5 1 70 52 98 52 47 52 * 53 * 53 93 54 0° 54 **
1. 6 54 93 54 94 55 °5 55 7° 56 10 56 °7 56.98 57 39
1 .. 7 57 36 57 99 58 22 58 65 50 08 59 51 59 Q4 60 °7
1. 8 60 19 60 64 6 | 10 61 55 62 00 62 45 62.90 63 35
1. 9 63 93 63 49 63 97 64 * 64 91 65 98 65 86 66 33
1. 10 65 * 66 34 66 34 67 39 67 sº 68 ° 68 82 69 °.
1. 1 1 68 68 69 19 69 71 70 23 7 O 75 71 26 71 78 72 29
2. O 71 ° 72 0.5 72 59 73 13 73 66 74 20 74 74 75 28
2. 1 74 34 7.490 75 46 76 02 76 58 77 14 77 70 78 26 .
2. 2 77 17 77 75 78 34 78 92 79 50 8O 05 8O 66 81 24
2. 3 80 00 80 60 81 */ 81 81 82 ** 83 91 83 62 84 **
2. 4 82 8° 83 * 84 98 84 79 85 * 85 9% 86 38 87 30
2. 5 85 66 86 31 86 96 87 60 88 24 88 80 89 54 90 18
2. 6 SS 49 S0 16 80 83 90 50 9 I 16 9 | 83 92 * 93 17
2. 7 91 32 92 0.1 92 70 93 39 94 O8 04 77 95 46 96 1 5
2. 8 94 15 94 86 05 58 96 29 96 99 97 71 98 42 99 13
2. 9 96 98 97 71 98 4.5 18 99 91 1 OO 64 101 38 1 O2 11
2. 1 () 99 31 100 * | 101 * | 1.02 °7 || 102 * | 103 * | 104 * | 105 °
2 | 1 1 O2 64 103 43 104 20 1 04 97 105 74 106 52 107 30 108 08
3. 0 || 105 47 | 106 °7 || 107 °7 107 °7 || 108 ° 109 49 || 1 10 * | 1 || 1 °
3. 1 || 103 30 109 tº 109 9" | 110 77 | 11 1 * | 112 4° 1 13 * | 1 14 °
3. 2 | 1 || 1 13 || 1 || 1 97 || 1 || 2 * | | 13 * | 1 || 4 49 || 1 || 5 * | 1 16 ° 1 17 °
3. 3 || 1 13 97 114 °3 || 1 1599 || | 16 ° 117 * | 118 ° 119 “ | 120 °
3. 4 || 1 || 6 80 11708 || 118 °7 || 1 19 “ | 120 * | 1Q 1 * | 122 * | 122 *
3. 5 || 1 1963 | 120 * | 1Q 1 * | 122 * | 123 * | 194 * | 125 * | 125 *
3. 6 122 46 | 123 38 124 * | 125 * | 126 17 | 127 ° 128 ° 1289°
3. 7 | 125 29 | 126 °4 127 9 || 128 14 | 19998 || 130 ° | 130 * | 131 *
3. 8 || 128 12 | 129 09 || 130 °" | 131 * | 132 99 || 132 °7 | 133 * | 134 *
3. 9 || 130 93 || 13194 || 132 * | 133 * | 134 99 || 1359" | 136 ° | 137 °
3.10 || 133 78 || 134 30 | 135 °' | 136 * | 137 33 138 * | 139 ° 140 °7
3.11 || 136 61 || 137 ° 138 ° 139 7" | 1.40 7" | 1.41 79 142 * | 1.43 *
4. O | 139 44 139 49 141 * | 1.42 * | 1.43% 1447° | 1.457° 146 °


Note. On reference to the tables given under White Cotton goods and Prints, e
appears that suitable Quiltings, either white or coloured, cannot be procured in
Manchester at prices below the equivalents of the respective customs' valuation of 30
it
and 35 cents the square yard. They may therefore be looked upon as an article, which
pays a duty of 25 per cent on the actual value, and no more.
2 A
!78
D R IL LS,
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.
CoTToN on LY, . . . . . . . . . . . . Nominal width, #, actual do. 21 a 25 inches, LENGTH 40 a 45 yards.
Cotton & LiNEN, (Union,) do. do. #, , , do. 24 a 26 , , do. 30 a 40 , ,
LIN EN ONLY, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. do. #, ,, do. 25 a 27 , do. 30 a 40 ×
A. COTTON AND UNION DRILLS, ExcLUsive of DUTY.
4 bales containing:
200 ends, measuring 7,200, . . . . a 9 pence tſ’ yard,.... if 270. O
Discount, 2% tº cent. 6|| 15
- :É 263| 5
Packing charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £3 m 16 m S
Freight to Liverpool, tº railroad, . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0, 18 / 0
Insurance, £300, @ 30s. #' cent, É4, 10,, 0
Policy duty, ,,0, 15, 0
» 5 m 5 ſ, 0
£
Commission, 2 tº cent.
- sº £
Dock and town dues, cartage, bills of lading and
small charges in Liverpool, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 0 , 7, 6
Commission for shipping, a 2s. 6d. 4 bale, .... , 0 , 10, 0
:
£
Exchange, a 105 dy’ cent. 28.
Freight, 40 feet, a) Is. & foot, & 5 # ct. Primage, £2, 2, 0
Exchange, £9 & 28.40, 28 9, 33|
Duty, see page 182.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Cartage and housing, . . . . . . . . dº e s e s e a tº º ſº º ºs e º 'º º 2, 1 , 50
Belivery, advertising and rent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4, 20
- 23 18, 53
Fire Insurance, ... 0# ty’ cent.
Commission, .... 5 35 I
Guarantee, e tº e º 'º - 2% 35 (a) 12; # Cent... 95 182 // 58
Interest, . . . . . . . . 4} > 2&
in New York,
7,200 yards, s e º is a e º e º e @ 20 91 Cents {} yard, & G & 6 & © a e e s e e 28.

179
D R I L L S,
C OTTON AND UNION,
A. TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES,
(ExCIUSIVE of DUTY.)

EXCHANGE.
PRICE
in 105 I06 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
Manchester Or Or OI’ Or Or Or OT Or
er yard D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m.
** | 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 || 4.80.00 | 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
Pence. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd.
6 1 4 19 14 * 1 4 45 1 4 38 14 71 14 84 14 97 15 10
6# 15 31 15 45 15 59 1 5 73 15 88 16 02 16 16 16 30 -
7 16 43 16 58 16 74 16 89 17 04 17 19 17 34 17 49
7} 17 36 177° 17 88 18 04 18 °l 18 97 18 ° 1899
8 18 68 18 85 19 O2 19 19 19 37 19 “ 19 72 19 89
8#. 19 80 19 98 20 16 20 35 2O 54 2O 72 20 90 21 08
9 20 93 2 I 11 21 * 21 50 Q 1 70 21 89 22 99 22 **
9} 22 04 22 * 22 45 22 00 22 87 23 97 23 °8 23 48
10 23 10 23 38 23 do 23 8" 24 93 24 * 24 40 24 07
10% 24 29 24 * 24 74 24 97 25 20 25 44 25 65 25 87
1 1 25 4! 25 04 25 88 26 12 26 36 26 00 26 84 27 os
11; 26 5° 2678 27 03 27 28 27 53 27 78 28 0° 28 °7
| 2 27 65 27 91 28 17 28 43 28 69 28 95 29 .21 29 47
12# 28 77 29 94 29 ° 29 ° 29 80 30 ° 30 40 30 07
13 29 89 30 17 30 40 30 74 31 0° 31 30 31 48 31 86
13# 31 0° 3 l 31 3 100 3 | 89 32 19 32 48 32 77 33 00
COTTON, AND COTTON AND
LINEN (UNION) DRILLS,
and other cotton goods, bearing a discount of 24 per cent in Manchester.
B. TABLE OF MANCHESTER PRICES equivalent to the United States custom's
valuations of:

26
|30 cents per sq. yard
for
WHITE GOODS.
35 cents per sq. yard.
for
COLOURED GOODS.

actual width . . p. running yd. actual width. p. running yd.
22 inches. 9” pence |22 inches. 10” pence
23 do. 9 *7° do. 23 do. 1 1981 do.
24 do. 9°9° do. 24 do. 1 1 °7° do.
25 do. 10* do. 25 do. 12° do.
do. 107* do. 26 do. H 12* do.
wº
2 A 2
180
D R I L L S,
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.
UNIon DRILLs, the cost of which eaceeds the Customs square yard valuation for cotton.
LINEN DRILLs, not subject to any fictitious valuation for duty.
C.. INCLUSIVE of DUTY.

4 bales, containing:
200 Ends, measuring 7,200 yards, a Ilpence # yard, .... f. 330 O || 0
Discount, 2% ºf cent. 8| 5 || 0
£ 321, 15 || 0
Packing charges and freight to Liverpool, see p. 178. £4, 14, 8
Insurance, £350, . . . . . . a 30s. P cent, É5, 5 , 0
Policy duty, , 1, 0, 0 -
6, 5 , 0 10 19 || 8
#3 332 14 || 8
Commission, 2 # cent. 6|| || 3 || 4
£ 339| 8 || 0
Charges in Liverpool, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 & © e o () is a s e 17 | 6
£ 340, 5 || 6
Exchange, a 105 tº cent. 28 1,587 95
Freight and charges in New York, see page 178... & 18, 53
Duty, £333, (invoice amount exclusive of
insurance) exchange, a 28.4, 80 cts.
# 8, 28 1,598,40.... a 25 tº cent, 28.399,60
º Discount, 1% tº cent, , 6,00
2, 393, 60
r 28°412, 13
Fire Insurance, ... 0# d? cent."
Commission, .... 5 35 @ 12#
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2%. , # ty’ cent, ... . , 275, 95 688 O8
Interest, . . . . . . ... 4% º 28 2,276 03
in New York,
7,200 yards, . . . . . . . . a 31" cents tº yard, ........... . . . 28 2,275|| 92
| 8 ||
D R I L L S
U 2
C. TABLE OF º O R L IN EN
E º
SPONDING VALUES, (Inclus
Ive of DUTY.)

PRICE
in
Manchester
per yard.
Pcnce.
9
9}
1 O
10;
1 1
11;
12
105 le EXCHANGE
106 10 e
Or 7 108
D.cts Or Or 109 1 1
.cts.m. | D.cts.m Or O 1 ll
4.66.66 D.cts.m. D Or 1 12
4.7.1.11 4.75.55 .Ct.S. m. D.cts Or Or
cts. p. yd .75.55 4.80.00 . IIl D.cts, m D Or
tº y - CtS. p. - d 4.84.44 .CtS.m. D
26 01 yd. cts. p. yd 4.88.88 4.9 .CUS. Im
26 °l . cts. p. yd - .93.33 || 4.97
27 41 26 41 . cts. p. yd. .97.77
27 C° 26 01 cts, p. yd.
28 81 27 83 26 82 cts. p. yd
29 % 28 04 97 02 . cts. p. yd.
30 21 29 25 28 25 27 22
30 * 29 47 28 40 27 4°
31 ºn 30 07 29 70 28 07
31 85 30 91 29 92 28 88
33 01 32 09 3 l 14 30 13
33 30 32 * 31 30 30 *
34 * 33 51 32 °7 31 58
34 67 83 76 32 80 31 81
35 81 34 93 34 Ol 33 04
36 08 35 19 34 26 33 28
37 ºn 36 °3 - 35 4% 34 50
37 49 360° 35 7" 34 7°
38 61 37 77 36 90 35 97
38 90 38 03 37 17 36 °3
40 91 39 °9 3S 34 37 43
40 * 39 49 38 0° 37 70
4 1 41 40 62 39 78 S8 89
41 78 40 9° 40 97 39 7
42 81 42 04 41 22 40 36
43 13 * 42 * w 41 ** 40 65
44 ** 43 40 42 00 41 82
44 * 43 78 42 97 42 12
45 61. 44 88 44 11 43 29
45 95 45 2? 44 43 43 60
47 ot 46 99 - 45 * 44 7°
47 36 4605 45 88 45 07
48 “” 47 72 46 99 46 °l
8|| 48 77 40 ** 48 07 48 ° 47 39 47 68 46 34
49 50 18 O 49 º' 48 7° 7 48 0°
5 1 21 50 56 49 88 49 14
5 1 60 50 94 50 24 49 49
52 01 51 99 51 ** 50 00
53 00 52 38 5 1 69 50 96
54 91 53 40 52 76 52 97
54 ** 53 80 53 1? 52 44
55 ** 54 * 54 30 52 °3
55 83 55 23 54 60 53 92
56 81 56 °4 5504 53 00
57 28 56 66 56 0° 55 40
58 °l 57 60 57 09 55 40
58 65 58 09 57 50 56 87
59 ol 59 ° 58 ° 57 92
61 01 60 00 60 ** 59 ° 59 97 58 90 50 39 58 34
1 6 1 47 O 60 90 9 60 41 59 59 8°
62 41 61 93 61 41 60 85
62 88 62 39 61 86 61 29
63 81 63 ** 62 86 62 °l
65 * 64 °9 64 77 63 82 64. 30 63 3° 63 78 62 76
O 65 7° 4 65 25 4 64 77 º 63 84
66 01 t 66 20 65 74 - 65 24
67 11 66 69 66 2% 65 71
68 01 67 62 67 18 66 71 -
68 ° 68 12 º 67 67 67 19
69 4' 69 °4 68 ° 68 17
69 93 69 55 69 13 68 66
70 81 7 O 46 - 70 O7 69 64
21 71 34 7 88 70 98 7 51 70 59 71 10 70 14
72 72 75 1 72 41 1 72 O3 71 61
73 61 * 73 30 72 9% 72 50
4 16 73 83 73 49 73 08
75 0.1 74 72 74 40 74 03
75 58 75 28 74 94 74 56
76 41 76 14 75 84 75 49
76 98 76 71 76 40 76 03
77 81 40 77 so 78 14 77 * 77 85 76 96 77 sº
79 * 78 78 98 78 7" 4. 78 44
79 º' 79 37 79 30 78 99
80 Ol 80 * 80 ° 79 89
81 22 81 O1 80 75 80 48
82 01 81 83 81 6" 81 35
82 63 82 44 82 * 81 94
83 41 83 °5 * 83 0° 82 81
84 °4 83 87 83 06 83 41
84 81 8.4 °7 8.4 °7 84 28
85 * 86 99 85 30 8594 85 ° 85 74 84 99
86 73 87 38 86 97 87 21 86 36
7 88 0° 87 84
88 67
89 "

182
D R IL L S,
U N I O N OR L IN E N.
EXPLANATION AND USE OF THE FOREGOING TABLES.
TABLE A. Cotton-and Union drills, white or dyed, being subject in the United
States to the square yard valuations whiell apply to cottons, this
table is intended to exhibit the corresponding prices, eaclusive of duty,
when it has been found, on reference to Table B, that they are invoiced
at prices LEss than the respective equivalents of the custom's valuations
of 30 cents or 35 cents per square yard, as the case may be. To the
results in this table is to be added the American duty at the rate of:
+%% of a cent, for every inch of actual width, for white goods,
1%%% do. do. do. coloured do.
The mode of computing this duty is fully explained at pages 166 and
174. w
TABLE B. This Table enables the manufacturer at a glance to distinguish those
goods which cost MoRE, from those which cost LEss than the equiva-
lents of the respective minimum customs’ valuations of 30 cents and
35 cents per square yard. It determines whether the actual cost in
America of cotton-and union drills is to be ascertained by the method
described under Table A, or by a reference to
TABLE C, which shows, not merely the results (inclusive of the duty of 25
per cent) of cotton-and union drills, the cost of which may exceed the
equivalents of the said minimum valuations, but likewise the result
of drills made of linen only, which description is not subjected by the
American tariff to any such minimum square-yard valuation. These
pay in all cases an ad valorem duty of 25 per cent on their actual
value, whatever it may be.
1.83
L IN EN,
FROM BELFAST TO NEW YORK.

2 boxes, containing:
40 pieces + Irish linen, 25 yards each,
1000 yards a 1s. per yard, delivered in Liverpool, ......# 50 0 || 0
Town and shipping charges, including commission
in Liverpool. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60 13 8
Insurance, £60, a 30s. P. cent, ... f.O. , 18 , 0
Policy duty, 0 , 5 , 0
ſºmºsºmºmºe £1 , 3 , 0 || 16 s
£ 51] 16 || 8
Commission 2 tº cent, || 0 8
£ 52 17 +
Exchange, 105 # cent. 28. 246 72
Freight, 16 feet à 18. tº foot, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £0, 16 , 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, 0, 0, 10
£0, 16, 10
Exchange, a £9 # 28.40. 28 3, 96
Duty: £51, 14, 0, exchange 284.80 cts. + £.
23248.16. . . . . . ... a 25 # cent, 3 G2,04
Discount 14 ºf cent. , 0,93
2, 61 , | 1
Entry, permits, &c, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 2 m 75
Drayage, labour and storage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2 m 50
Postage, advertising and delivery, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 1 m 75
28° 72 // O7
Fire Insurance, 0# tº cent.
Commission, 5 2, & @ 12# # cent . . . . , 43, 99 I 16 06
Guarantee, 2%. , S -ººººººº- -*
Interest, 4}, 2& 362 78
in New York.
1000 yards, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a 36” cents tº yard, . . . . . . . . .8 362, 80
Note. Linens are sent to the United States in assortments from 1s. 3d. to 4s. 6d. per yard
cost prices, composed chiefly of the qualities from 1s. 8d. to 2s. 3d. per yard.
L IN E N.
TABL
LE OF CORRESPONDING PERICES

EXCH
PRICES 105 ANGE.
in 106 || 107
Ol' O I OS 109
BELFAST D.cts r OT Ol' I 10 | | I
per yar .cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D Or I 12
yard. 4.66.66 .cts.m. | D.cts.m OI" Ol'
. () 4.7.1.11 4.75.5; º D.cts.m. D - Or
... / J.).) 4.80 .Ct.S. m. D.ct
S. d. CtS. I.) .80.00 4.84.44 . CLS, Ill D.cts.m.
º I º yd. C{S. I). yd. C£S - 4.88.88 4 93 33 e
10 30 32 S. p. yd. cts. p. yd .93.33 4.97.77
30 74 96 . . Ct.S. p. yd. CíS
1 I 33 40 o o 6 30 3 1 18 • D. yd. cts. p. yd
1. 0 36 28 33 04 33 88 12 31 40 31 0° . . cts. p. yd.
I 36 °4 || 36 81 34 34 37 6 31 * | 32 07
º 1 39 16 36 37 07 34 1. 86
1 39 4° cy ºn 74 37 34 6 34 35 10
... 2 42 04 42 * 39 40 9° 31 37 ol 37 88 -
1. 3 44 93 45 °0 4 Q 66 42 97 : 28 40 60 40 89 38 14
1. 4 47 91 45 °9 9 43 99 41 18
16 45 9° Q 25 43 91
!. 5 50 69 º 06 48 52 48 87 : º 46 58 46 92 44 º
1. 6 º 5 i 44 r; 58 47 *
1 b3 97 53 97 37 51 ° 52 19 49 56 49 94 50 °9
; : ; : | . . . . . . ; 77 55 16 52 52 9° 53 *
© 5, - 56 -
; : 59 °4 || 59 7° §: 57 71 || 58 13 * . 55 97 || 56 97
. 9 62 °3 6 O 60 00 5.8 ° 98
62 98 15 61 10 58 59 40
1, 1 () 65 to * 63 63 Ö1 61 * 61 99 9
1 65 °8 66 07 64 97 5 I 62 43
. 11 67 99 4 6 66 ° 64 °4 65 01
2 - 68 49 60 00 67 04 5 5 65 47
... O 70 °7 40 0 69 °l 67 ** 6S 0° O
2. 1 737s 71 7 193 o 46 70 o' 70 * º 68 30
2 74 30 ..., | 73 72 99 5 7 104 || 7 || 35
... 2 76 04 21 74 75 40 - 73 * 74 05 (ſ
2. S 79 ºn 77 77 78 35 75 96 76 °. 74 74 58
2 80 ° . . . . ;: | }. ſº | {:
2. 4 82 39 83 9" 80 63 81 °o 81 90 79 so SO 98 80 65
4
... 5 8.5 °8 85 9° S3 56 84 ** 84 °7 82 49 83 09 83 69
2. 6 88 16 83 86 87 20 S5 49 6 11 t
2. 8 93 92 91 63 02 41 - 93 09 90 81 9 | 47 2 14 89 76
2. 9 96 °o ; 53 95 * 96.9% 93.7% 94 49 º: 1 5 92 80
2. l 6 7 8 20 96 75 46 t 95 83
O 99 99 100 ** º 19 98 99 99 7° 97 4 98 10 98 87
2. l 1 102 °7 34 l 101 94 100 ** 18
103 104. " 1 102 09 1 0 1 101 9.
3. 0 || 105 ° 24 4 104 °8 103 44 || 104 19
106 107 04 105 60 4. 104 104 94
3. 2 1 11 21 05 7 1 O 83 106 3 21
1 12 1 15 89 7 108 0° 1 O7 107 98
3. 4 || 1 16 ° 117 * 15: | 13 7° | 1 1 4 37 100 * | 110 ** 7
3. 6 122 7° 6 1 18 7° 1.19% 14 1 15 + 25 1 1 1 01
3. 8 128 * 123 °7 124 00 ig 53 1 20 * I Q 1 99 ! 28 1 17 09
aſº 2 n 48 5 r ºw , ºr
3. 10 134 °7 129 28 130 4% 131 * 126 4° 127 38 o Q 31 123 10
135 136 30 132 39 12S 129 °4
4. O 140 °4 141 ° *. 137 °l 138 33 133 30 134 33 9.
4. 2 | 1.45 * ... 4: ... 143. 139 * ... 3: .
146 148 01 - 14.4 °3 1 40 141 °7
4. 6 || 157 * 152. 153 | 1:5. ..., | . . . . . . . 45
2 º C.
4. 8 16399 158 33 159 7" 16O 90 156 10 157 30 45 153 **
164 165 37 162 10 1 58 150 09
4. 10 168 86 14 5 166 81 163 29 6 48 50
17 () 17 J 42 168 04 1 (j4 165 07
5. O 174 62 * : 94 7 J 17 2 70 160 27 5t) {}
175 177 27 :: * 17398 175 36 170 171 74
178 ° 1799° t, 17659 81
1S 1 * 182 36 177
2 18388


| 85
B. R O A D - C L O TH,
FROM LEEDS TO NEW YORK,

6 Bales, blue, black, green, olive, brown, and mixed cloth, from
50 to 60 inches wide, measuring 1475 yards, a 7s. P. yard, £ 5 16| 5 || ()
Packing charges in Leeds, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . º £4, I0 , 0
Carriage to Liverpool, . . . . . . . . s & e e s e º e º 'º e º s e 2, 2, 8, 6 6, 18 || 6
£ 523| 3 || 6
Commission, 2 tº cent. 10| 9 || 4
£ 533 12 || ()
Export duty, £520, a # tº cent,. . . . . . © e º q £2, 12, 0
Dock and town dues, cartage and bills of lading,
at Liverpool, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 18, 6
Commission, for shipping, a 2s. 6d. iſ package, ×, 0, 15, 0
Insurance, £550, a 30s. P. cent, ... f6, 5 , 0
Policy duty, , 1, 10, 0
— , 9, 15 , 0 14|| 0 || 6
£ 547 13 4
Exchange, a 105 # cent. § 2,555 78
Freight from Liverpool, including primage, . . . . . . 28° 25, 12
Duty: £533, 12, 10 exchange a 84.80cts. tº £.
28°2561.52 in cash, a 50 tſ’ cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 1280, 76
Entry, permits, and public store expenses, . . . . . . , 3, 50
Drayage, labour, delivery, and 2 months' rent. . . . , 4, 87
Advertising, postage and small charges, . . . . . . . . 95 8, 25
23 1322, 50
Fire Insurance, ... 0% tº cent.
Commission, .... 5 25 -
Guarantee,. . . . . . 2} , @ 12# tſ’ cent... . . . , 535, 13 1,857 63.
Interest, . . . . . . . . 4} , 28 4,413| Al T
less, 24 rugs, ... . . . . . . . @ 50 cts, each, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12| 00
28 4,401. 41 |T
in New York,
*– 1475 yards,. . . . . . . . @ 28 2.98} cts. # yard,. . . . . . . . . . 28 4,402 86
186
B R O A D – C L OT H.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
|EXCHANGE.
* | 105 || 106 || 107 || 108 || 109 || 110 | 111 || 112
1I] Or Or Or Ol' Or Ol' Or Or
LEEDs D.cts.m. | D.cts, m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
**| 4.66.66 4.71.11 472.55 4.s000 || 484.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 497.77
per yard. per yard. per yard. per yard. per yard. per yard. per yard. per yard.
S. d. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. ctS. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts.
(3.6 2.77; 2.79 2.80% 2.82 2.84 2.85% 2.87% 2.89
6.9 2.88 2.89% 2.9 | 2.92% 2.94% 2.96% 2.98% 3.00%
7. () 2.98% 3.00 3.02 3.03% 3.05% 3.07% 3.09% 3.11%
7.3 3.09% 3. 1 3.12% 3. 14 3.16 3.18 3.20 3.22
7.6 3. 19 3.2 | 3.23 3.24% 3.26% 3.28% 3.31 3.33
7.9 3.29% 3.31% | 3 33% 3.35% 3.37; 3.89% 3.42 3.44
8.0 3 40 3.42 3.44 3.46 3.48 3.50% 3.53 3.55
8.3 3.50% 3.52% 8.54% 3.56% 3.59 3.61 3.68% 3.65%
8.6 3.0 l 3.63 3.65 3.67 3.69% 3.72 3.74% 3.76%
8.9 3.71% 3.73% 3.76 3.78 3.80% 3.83 3.85% 3.88
9.0 3.81% 3.84 3.86% 3.88% 3.91 3.93% 3.96 3.98
9.3 3.92 3.94% 3.97 3.99 4.01% 4.04 4.07 4.09%
9.6 4.02% 4.05 4.07% 4.10 4. 12# 4.15 4.18 4.20%
9.9 4. 13 4.15% 4. 18 4.20% 4.23 4.25% 4.28 4.30%
10.0 4.23% 4.26 4.28% 4.31 4.34 4.86; 4.89 4.4%
10.3 4.34 4.86% 4.39 44.1% 4.44% 4.47 4.50 4. 53
| 0.6 4.44% 4.47 4.50 4.52% 4.55% 4.58 4.60% 4.63
! 0.9 4.54% 4.57% 4.60% 4.63 4.66 4.68; 4.71% 4.74%
1 1.0 4.65 4.68 4.7 1 4.73% 4.76% 4.79% 4.82 4.84%
| 1.3 4.75% 4.78% 4.81% 4.84% 4.87% 4.90 4.93 4.95%
1 1.6 4.86 4.80 4.92 4.95 4.98 5.0 I 5.04 5.07
1 1.9 4.96% 4.99% 5.02% 5.05% 5.09 5, 12 5. 5 5.18
12. () 5.07 5. 10 5. 13 5. 16 5.19% 5.22# 5.26 5.29
12.3 5.17% 5.20% 5.24 5.27 5.30% 5.33% 5.37 5.40%
12.6 5.27% 5.3 5.84% 5.37% 5.4 1" | 5.44 5.47# 5.50%
| 2.9 5.38 5 4 13. 5.45 5.48 5.51# 5.55 5.58% 5.62
13.0 5.48% 5.52 5.55% 5.59 5.62% 5.66 5.69 5.72
| 3.3 5.59 5.02% 5.66 5.69% 5.73 5.76% 5.80 5.83%
13.6 5.69% 5.73 5.76% 5.80 5.84 5.87 5.90% 5.93%
I 8.9 5, 80 5.83% 5.87 5.90% 5.94% 5.98 6.01% 6.05
14.0 5.90% 5.94 5.97% 6.01 6.05 6.08% 6.12% 6.16
14.3 6.00% 6.04 6.08 6.11% 6.15% 6.19 6.23 6.26%
14.6 6. l I 6.14% 6.18% 6.22 6.26 6.30 6.34 6.37%
14.9 6.2 # 6.25 6.29 6.33 6.37 6.41 6.45 6.49
15.0 6.32 6.85% 6.89% 6.48% 6.47% 6.51% 6.55% 6.60
15.3 6.42% 6.46 6.50 6.54 6.58% 6.62% | 6.66% 6.70%
15.6 6.53 6.56% 6.60% | 6.64% | 6.69 6.73 || 6.77% 6.81%
15.9 6.63% 6.67% 6.71% 6.75} | 6.80 6.84 6.88 6.92

B. R O A D – C L O T H.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
CONTINUEL).
|EXCHANGE.
* | 105 || 106 || 107 || 108 || 109 || 110 | 111 1 12
1I] O1" Or Or Or Or Or Or ()r
LI.RDS D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.In D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
**| 4.66.66 || 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 4.8000 || 484.44 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
per yard. per yard. per yard. per yard. per yard. per yard. per yard | per yard.
S. d. D.cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts. D. cts.
16.0 6.73% 6.77% 6.82 6.86 6.90% | 6.94% | 6.99 7.03
l 6, 8 6,84 6.88 6.92% | 6.96% 7.01 7.05% 7. 0 7.14%
16.6 6.91% 6.98% 7.03 7.07% 7. 12 7. 16% 7.2 7.25%
16.9 7.05 7.09 7. 13% 7. 18 7.22% 7.27 7.31% 7.36
17.0 7. 15% 7.19% 7.24 7.28% 7.33% 7.38 7.42% | 7.47
17.3 7.26 7.30 7.34% 7.39 7.44 7.48# 7.53 7.57%
17.6 7.36% 7.4 7.45% 7.50 7.55 7.59% 7.64 7.68%
17.9 || 7.46% 7.51 7.56 7.60% 7.6. # 7.70 7.75 7.79%
18.0 7.57 7.6.1# 7.66% 7.71 7.76 7.80% 7.85% 7.90
18.3 7.67% 7.72 7.77 7.82 7.87 7.91% 7.96% 8.01
18.6 7.78 7.82% 7.87% 7.92% 7.97% 8.02 S.07 8. 1 º
18.9 7.88% 7.93 7.98 8. O3 8.08% 8. 13 8. 18 8.22%
19.0 7.99 8.03% 8.08% 8.13 8. 19 8.24 8.29 8.34
19.3 8.09% | 8.14% | 8.19% 8.24% 8.30 8.35 8.40 8.45
19.6 8. 19% 8.24% 8.30 8.3 5 8.40% | 8.45% | 8.5 8.56%
! 9.9 8.30 8.35 8.40% | 8.45 8.51% 8.56% 8.61% 8.66%
20. () 8.40% 8.45% 8.5 l 8.56% 8.62 8.67 8.72% 8.78
20.3 8 5 ! 8. 56 8.6 l; 8.67 8.73 8.78 8.83 8.88%
20.6 8.61% 8.66% | 8.72 8.78% 8.83% 8.89 8.94 8.99
20.9 8.7 Q 8.77 8.82% 8.88 8.94 8.99% 9.05 9.09%
21.0 8.82% | 8.88 8.93} | 8.99 9.01% 9. 10 9.15} | 9.20
2 1.3 8.92% 8.98 9.0.4 9.09% 9. 15 9.20 9.25 9.31
21.6 9. ()3 9.68} | 9. 14% 9.20 9.25% 9.31 9.87 9.42%
21.9 9. 13% 9. 19 9.25 Q.5 ! 9 36; 9.42 9.48 9.53%
22. O 9.24 9.29% 9.35% 9.4 9.47 0.52% 9.58% 9.64
22.3 9.34} | 9.40 9.46 9.59 ().58 9.63% 9.69% 9.75
22.6 | p 13" | 9.303 || 0.36% 563; 9.6s; 974; 6.80% 5.86%
22.9 9.55% 9.6.1# 9.67% 9.73% 9.79% 9.85 9.9 | 9.97
23.0 9.65% 9.71% 9.78 9.84 9 90 9.96 i (),02 1 O.08
23.3 9 76 9.82 9.88% 9.94 | 10.00% 0.06% | 10. 13 || 10.19
23.6 9.86% 9.92% 9.99 || 10.05 || 10.11% 10.17% 10.24 10.80
23.9 9.97 || 10.03 || 10.09% 10.15% | 10.22 || 10.28 10.34% 10.40%
24.0 | 10.08% | 10.14% | 10.20 | 10.26% | 10.32% | 10.38% | 10.45% 10.51%

2 B 2
I 88
W OR STED STU FF GOOD S,
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.

W1 DTH. LENGTH PRICE. Number
DESCRIPTION. of of pieces
nominal. actual. the piece. per piece. per yard. in a case.
yards. inches. yards. s. d. s. d. S.d. s.d.
Bombazetts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–8 . . 18 a 19 28 a 29 | 12.0 a 18.0 || 0.5 a 0.8 . . . 50 .
Plaids. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 5–8 . . 18 a 19 28 a 29 | 16.0 a 24 0 || 0.7 a 1.0 . 40 .
Tartans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3—4 . . . 24 a 25 | 29 a 30 | 38.0 a 45.0 | 1.4 a 1.8 | . . 40 .
Lastings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 3-4 ... 25 a 26 || 29 a 30 | 40.0 a 100 0 | 1.4 a 3.0 . 40 .
Princetta do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–4 ... 25 a 26 || 29 a 30 | 40.0 a 100.0 | 1.4 a 3.0 | . . 40 .
Camblets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3—4 . . . 27 a 32 27 a 32 40.0 a 70.0 | 1.4 a 2.6 | .. 30 .
Merinos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 3–4 . . . 24 a 27 | 28 a 20 | . . . . . . . . . . | 1.6 a 3.0 . 50 .
Circassians. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–4 . . . 24 a 27 | 24 a 27 | . . . . . . . . . . . J.0 a 3.0 50 .
10 cases, worsted stuff goods, of any of the above
descriptions, measuring 15,400 yds. . . . . . . a 6d. tº yard, £ 385 0 || 0
Discount, 1% tº cent. 5 15 || 6
tº ë £T375-4 || 6
Packing charges in Manchester, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #9, 12 , 0
Freight to Liverpool tº railroad, a 3s. #' case, . . , 1 , 10 , 0
Insurance, £425, a 30s. tſ’ cent, . . . . f6, 7, 6
Policy duty, , 1, 5 , 0
— , , 7 ,, 12 ,, 6 18 14 || 6
is tº £T397 IS To
Commission, 2 tº cent. 7| 19 || 2
l #TTO5||18 || 2
Export duty £400, a tº cent, ... . . . . . . . . . . . # 2, 0, 0 .
Dock and town dues, cartage, and bills of lading
at Liverpool,. ‘. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 ,, 18, 6 &
Commission for shipping, a 2s. 6d. iſ package, .. , 1, 5 , 0 4| 3 || 6
£TTTOTTIs
e Exchange, a 105 tº cent, sº-TAT5 F-
Freight, 180 feet measurement, a 1s. # foot, . . .69 , 0, 0
. Primage, 5 tſ’ cent, , 0, 9, 0
£9 ,, 9, 0
& Exchange, a £9 # 840 T-3T.427, OO
Duty: Invoice value, exclusive of in- f
surance, £402, 6 a 28° 4.80 cts. d? £,
28, 1,931.04 cts, a 10 tº cent, .... & 193, 10
Discount, 1 } {P cent, , 2, 90
& 2, 190, 20
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . * * * * * 0 & O is e s e s e e s a e 2, 3, 50
Cartage and housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º & e º e º 'º e & 2, 3, 20
Delivery, advertising, and rent,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 7, 60
Fire Insurance,. . . . . . 0; itſ cent. 28 246, 50
Commission, . . . . . . . . 5 25 I
Guarantee, . . . . . . . . 2% º @ 12# tº ct... 298, O6 544 56
Interest. 9 months. . . .4% —1–
º 2 2 55 281 2,458 28
in New York,
* - 96 -
15,400 yards, . . . . . . . . . . @ 15” cts. P. yard, . . . . . . . . . . . . 23| 2,457| 84
189
W OR ST E D S T U FF G O O D S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
Manchester 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
º Or Or Or Or Or Or Or wºr
price
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts m | D.cts m D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m.
Per yard. 4.66.66 4.71.11 475.55 || 480.00 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
S.
d
C
t
S.
p.
y
d.
C
t
S.
p.
y
d.
C
t
S.
p.
y
d.
cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd.
13 47 13 ** 13 69 13 80 13 98 1 4 03 1 4 13 14 29
1596 16 10 16 °4 1637 16 °l 16 64 16 78 1691
18 47 18 63 18 79 18 94 19 10 19 ° 19 4 i 19 56
2O 97 21 13 2 1 34 21 * 21 69 2 I 87 22 0% 23 °3
23 48 23 08 23 88 24 98 2.4 °8 24 18 24 08 Q4 88
25 98 26 20 26 43 26 65 26 88 27 1 O 27 32 27 J4
28 49 28 7° 28 98 29 * 29 47 29 7" 29 9° 30 19
30 99 || 3 || 26 31 °3 31 79 32 06 32 3? 32 39 32 85
33 40 33 79 34 08 || 34 30 || 34 65 34 93 35 28 35 60
36 00 36 31 36 º 36 99 || 37 * 37 * | 37 º 38 17
38 51 38 84 39 7 39 30 39 84 40 17 40 4 40 82
41 01 41 36 41 7° 42 97 42 43 42 78 43 º 43 48
52 º 89 44 °7 64 45 01 38 45 7 ! 3
i. 03 º 42 46 82 ; 21 # 60 : OO : 40 º 80
48 °3 48 94 49 30 49 7° 50 30 50 61 5 1 03 51 44
51 47 5 | 91 - 52 * 52 79 53 23 53 07 54 ||
53 54 54 00 54 46 54 92 55 38 55 84 56 30 56 76
56 09 56.5° 57 or 57 49 57 97 58 45 58 94 59 42
58 55 59 05 59 56 60 O6 60 56 61 06 61 57 - 62 07
61 06 61 58 62 1 I 62 63 63 16 63 68 64 21 64 73
63 36 64 10 64 65 65 20 65 75 66 29 66 84 67 38
66 07 66 63 67 20 67 7” 68 34 68 91 69 48 70 06
68 57 69 16 69 75 70 34 70 93 71 52 72 11 72 79
71 08 || 7 || 0 | 72 * | 72 9 || 73 * | 74 tº 747° 75 36
73 38 74 * 74-83 || 75 48 || 76 is 767s 77 38 78 ol
76 09 76 74 77 40 78 05 78 71 79 36 8O O2 8O 67
59 27 95 O 62 30 8 97 65 33
º 10 º 79 . 49 º 19 § 89 s: 59 : 29 ; 90
83 60 84 3% 859° 85 76 86 48 87 20 87 9° 88 64
86 11 86 * | 87 °9 || 88 * | 89 07 | 89 81 || 90 * | 91 30
89 61 89 37. 99 14 90 90 9 | 66 92 4° 93 * .93 96
91 12 91 90 92 69 93 *47 94 26 95 04 95 83 96 61
º
|
l
.
5
1
03
*_
Note. The prices of stuff goods are frequently quoted in Manchester at the rate per piece.
The table at the head of the preceding calculation, exhibiting the respective quantities of
running yards contained in a piece of the several descriptions enumerated, will easily en-
able the reader to ascertain the price per yard, upon which basis the above table of corres-
ponding prices is computed.
The charges per package on the coarser kinds of the above named worsted stuff goods
are somewhat less than those on the finer descriptions. The difference is, however, so very
trifling, that it would scarcely affect the results of a general calculation.

V AL E N C I A S,
FROM MANCHESTER TO NEW YORK.
Nominal WILTH, # yard, octual do. ordinary quality, 24 to 25 inches, fine do. 26 to 27 inches.
LENGTH of the piece, 20 to 30 yards.
2 cases Valencia vestings, worsted, or worsted and silk, con-
taining 70 ends, measuring 2,100 yds. 6) 38. 3d. tº yard. .. 8 341|| 5 || ||
Packing charges in Manchester,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #1 , 5, 0
Freight to Liverpool by the railroad, . . . . . . . . . . ,,0, 5 , 0
Insurance, £360, a 30s. tº cent. . . . . . £5, 8, 0
Policy duty, I , 0, 0
3,6, 8, 0 7| 18 || 0
#3 349| 3 || 0
Commission, 2 tº cent. 6, 19 || 8
#3 356| 2 || 8
Export duty, £350 à) # tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #1 , 15, 0
Dock and town dues, cartage and bills of lading
in Liverpool, e e o e e s e e e e e s a e s e e o 'º e e e s a • * * * » 0 m 5, 6
Commission for shipping, a 2s. 6d. iP package, .. , 0 , 5 , 0 2| 5 || 6
£ 358 8 2
Exchange, a 105 tº cent. 281 1,672 57 tºº
Freight, 16 feet, a 1s. (P foot, & 5 # ct, primage, £0, 16, 10
. Exchange, a £9 # 840, 2& 3, 74
Duty: Invoice value, exclusive of in-
surance, £349, 12, a 284.80 cts.
* £,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2&1,678, 00
@ 10 tº cent, , 167, 80
Discount, 1} {} cent, , 2, 52
2, 165, 38
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2 m 30
Cartage and housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 65
Delivery, advertising, and rent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 25
28, 175, 32
Fire Insurance,. . . . . . Oš tº cent.
Commission,. . . . . . . 5 25
Guarantee, . . . . . . . . 2%. , @ 12# tº ct. . . . , 254, 97 430, 29
Interest. 9 months. . . .4% -* --— ; –- -
• 9 2 59 28 2,102 86
in New York,
2,100 yards, . . . . . . . . . . . . a 100° cents tº yard, . . . . . . . . 28 2,102 73
19 |
V A L E N C I A S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
*—
EXCHANGE.
Manchester 19° 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
price Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.nl | D.cts.m. | D.cts m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
*Y* | 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44 || 488.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
s, d. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. |cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd. cts. p. yd.
1. O 31 56 $1 82 32 09 32 36 32 63 32 90 33 17 33 44
l. 1 34 10 34 38 34 07 34 96 35 °0 35 ** 35 84 36 13
|. 2 36 64 36 95 37 26 37 57 37 89 38 30 38 °l $8 82
1. 3 39 18 39 51 39 * 40 17 40 ** 40 85 4 l 19 41 *
1. 4 41 78 42 07 42 43 43 78 43 ** 43 30 43 80 44 **
1. 5 44 °0 44 63 45 91 45 39 45 77 46 ° 46 ** 47 3
1. 6 46 80 47 20 47 Go 48 00 48 40 48 °9 49 °o 490°
1. 7 49 * 49 70 50 18 50 60 51 02 51 ** 51 87 52 *
1. 8 5 1 88 52 32 52 76 53 °0 53 65 54 1 O 54 ** 55 00
1. 9 54 42 5 ! 88 53 35 55 8 1 56 28 56 75 57 22 57 69
1. i0 56.96 57 44 57 92 58 40 58 91 59 ° 59 °9 60 30
I. 1 1 59 50 60 O1 6() 52 61 03 61 54 62 05 62 56 63 07
2. () 62 03 62 36 63 10 33 63 64 16 64 09 65 33 65 76
2. 3 69 65 70 25 70 85 71 45 72 05 72 65 73 25 73 85
2. 6 77 27 77 93 78 60 79 °6 79 93 3O 39 81 26 8 19°
2. 9 84 89 85 62 86 36 87 08 87 81 88 A4 89 28 90 Ol
3. () 92 51 93 3 I 94 I 1 94 90 95 70 96 49 97 29 98 08
3. 3 100 18 100 99 1 0 1 86 102 7° 103 * 104 44 105 °1 106 17
3. 6 || 107 74 || 108 °7 || 109 " || 1 1 0 34 || 1 || 1 40 || 112 40 || 1 13 ** | 1 14 *
3. 9 || 1 15 3" | 116 99 || 1 17 * | 118 °º 119 * | 1.20 * | 12 1 * | 122 *
4. 0 | 12298 || 1249" | 125 ° 126 18 127 ** | 128 °0 | 129 °0 130 **
4. 3 || 130 00 131 7° 132 °7 || 13399 || 135 | 1 || 136 °4 || 137 °7 || 138 °
4. 6 || 138 * | 139 4° 140 0° | 1.41 ° 143 00 | 1.44 19 145 39 146 **
4. 9 || 145 * | 1.47 19 || 148 °7 149 0° 150 88 152 + | 153 49 154 °
5. O | 153 4" | 154 79 156 tº 157 4* | 158 76 160 09 | 161 * | 162 7°
5. 3 | 161 08 || 162 4° 163 ** | 165 36 166 06 | 168 05 | 16949 170 **
5. 6 | 168 70 | 170 10 | 171 ° 172 09 || 174 * | 175 99 || 177 * 178 9°

Note.
a mixture of worsted and silk.
The duty is the same whether the article is composed entirely of worsted, or of
192
W O O L,
FROM LONDON TO BOSTON.
CALCULATIONS showing the marimum prices which English, German and
Spanish wool should respectively cost in London, in order to be admitted free of
duty into the United States : the ea'emption ceasing at the value of 8 cents per
lb. according to the Act of 14th July, 1832.
ENGLISH WOOL.

cwt. qrs. lbs.
H6 bales, weighing gross 73, 0, 0 dft. 136 lbs. a 4 lb. tº 240 lbs.
2, 3, 4 tare 176 , real,
Nett, 70, 0, 24
or 7,864 lbs. a 3° pence tº lb. . . . . 39 120 16 || 8
Discount for cash 1% tº cent. | 10 |_2
£ 1 19| 6 || 6
Entry, bond, &c,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £0, 12, 6
Packing, bags, and marking, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 5 m 9 tº 4
Cartage, wharfage, and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 , 6 m 8
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . tº C tº 4 c s e e a e s e o 'º e e 2, 0, 11 , 11
Bills of lading and small charges,. . . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 10 ,, 6 8| 10 || 1
£ 127| 17 | 5
Commission 2% tº cent. 3| 3 || 1
#3 | 3 || 1 –
Exchange, 284.80 cts. tº £. . . . . . 2& 629, 12
Invoice nett weight, 7,864 lbs. a) 8 cents dy lb. . . . . . . . . . . 3. 629| 12
GERMAN WOOL.
- cwt. qrs. lbs. 4.
16 bales, weighing gross 73, 0, 0 draft 73 lbs. a 1 lb. ?: cwt.
2, 2, 17 tare 224 , real,
Nett, 70 , I , 11 -
or 7,879 lbs. a 4” pence tº lb. . . . . £ 131|| 3 || 4
Discount for cash, 5 iſ cent. 6|| 11 || 3
£ 124 12 || |
Entry, bond, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £0 m 12 m 6
Mending and marking, ... .................. , 0, 8, 9
Cartage, wharfage, and shipping,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 , 6 m 8
Brokerage, } + cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 12 / 6
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0 , 10, 6 3| 10 |2
£ 128|| 2 || 3
Commission, 2% tº cent. 3|_4_|_|
*—lell–il-
* Exchange, &4.80 Crs. WT. Tº 630 32
Invoice nett weight, 7,879 lbs....... @ 8 cents {P lb. . . . . . 28. 630 32

193
WOOL,
FROM LONDON TO BOSTON.
SPANISH WOOL.

20 bales, weighing :
cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross, 50 , 2, 0 draft, 152 lbs. a 3|bs. p. cwt.
3, 2, 0 tare, 240 , actual,
Nett, 47, 0, 0 or 5264 lbs. ... a 3 * d. # Ib. . . . .if 86 12 2
Discount for cash 5 tº cent. . . . 4| 6 || 7
35. 52T5 Ti
Entry, bond, &c. • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * £O // 12 // 6
Mending and marking, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m, 10 m 0
Cartage, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 m 5 m 0
Brokerage, # * cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 8 m 3 -
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 10 / 6 3| 6 || 3
£ 85| 1 || ||10
Commission 2% ºf cent. 2| 2 |IO
#3 87| 14 || 8
Exchange, & 4.80 cts # 6, 2& 421| 12
Invoice nett weight, 5264 lbs... 6) 8 cents tº lb. . . . . . . . . . . .28 421 | 12
The foregoing three calculations show that, in order to be entitled to enter
free of duty into the United States, by an American or British vessel, wool
shipped from London (the charges being as assumed) must be purchased there
at the uncommonly low prices of : -
3 * pence # lb. for English,
4 * , 35 , German,
- and 3 * , 99 , Spanish.
If no commission be charged, the price may advance to:
3 * pence # lb. for English,
4 * , 39 35 German,
- and 4 * , 35 , Spanish.
If these sorts of wool respectively cost more than the above quotations,
they become liable to the duty of 4 cents tº lb, and 40 + cent ad valorem.
The following calculations show the nett cost of wool, including these rates of
duty. -n. -
*
- 2 C
194
W O O L,
FROM LONDON TO BOSTON.
ICNGLISH.
16 bales, weighing as specified in page 192.
Nett 7,864 lbs.... . . . . . . . a 5d. p. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 163| 16 || 8
Discount for cash, 1+ tº cent. 2| 1 || 0
£ 161| 15 || 8
Custom-house and shipping charges, see page 192, £7, 19, 0
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 16 ſ, 2
Insurance, £180. . a 30s. #' cent, . . . . E2, 14, 0
Policy duty, 0, 10, 0
2, 3, 4, 0 1 || 19 2
£ 173 14 |10
Commission, 2% tº cent. 4| 6 || 7
£ 178] I 5
Exchange, a) 105 tº cent. 28. 831|| 00
Freight, gross 8,176 lbs, a #d. #' lb. . . . . . . . . . tº 17, 0, 8
Primage, 5 tº cent, 2, 0, 17, 1
£ 17, 17, 9
Exchange 289 # 28.40. 28 79, 56
Duty, on the weight,
Gross 8,176 lbs.
Tare 176 ,
Nett 8,000 lbs. a 4 cts. #9 lb. . 28.320, 00
on the value,
#174 , 17, 0 exclusive of insurance,
exchange C&4.80 cts. iſ £, 28839.28
@ 40 # ct... . & © e º 'º º tº e º e º Q 2, 335 // 71 55 655 // 71
Entry, permit, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2 / 40
Wharfage, labour, mending bags, trucking, . . . . . . , 17, 55
Weighing, advertising and small charges, ... . . . . , 5, 25
Storage, 25 cents tº bag, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 00
- 28°764, 47
Fire Insurance, ... 03 tº cent.
Commission, 5 53
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2# , @ 12# tº ct. . . . . . . , 220, 17 984 64
Interest, 9 months, 4} , 28, 1,815. 64 .*
Weight in Boston, -
Gross 8,176 lbs.
Tare 176 , actual,
Nett 8,000 lbs. @ 22 °9 cents #7 lb. . . . . . . . . *| 1,815, 20
} 95
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
W O O L.
E N G L IS H.

EXCHANGE.
LoN DON 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 | 1 || I 12
price Or Or Or Ol' Or Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
"" | A 66.66 471.11 475.55 4.8000 || 484.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 497.77
Pence. cts p. 1b. |cts. p. lb. cts. p. lb. |cts. p. 1b. cts. p. lb. cts. p. lb. cts. p. lb. cts. p. lb.
5 22 69 22 80 22 92 23 03 23 14 23 25 23 36 28 47
5} 24 °7 24 39 24 ** 24.9% 24 77 24 89 25 91 25 '9
6 25 80 25 99 26 13 2636 26 39 26.5° 26 06 2679
6# 27 44 27 58 2773 27 87 28 03 28 0 28 90 28 4 +
7 29 03 29 18 29 34 29 49 29 64 29 79 29 95 30 10
7# 30 G1 30 77 3094 31 10 31 27 31 43 3 100 3 l 76
8 32 19 32 36 32 54 32 72 32 90 33 07 33 25 33 42
8% 33 77 33 96 34 ** 34 33 34 * 34 71 34 90 35 09
9 35 35 35 * 357% 359% 36 15 36 35 36 °4 36 74
9% 36 94 37 is 37 30 37 % 37 77 37 98 38 19 38 30
10° 38 38 38 74 38.96 39 ° 39 40 39° 40 84 4000
10% 40 to 40 38 40 °7 40 °0 4 1 03 4 l 26 41 49 4 16?
in’ 41 69 4 1 99 42 17 42 ** 42 65 42 89 43 14 43 38
11% 43 °7 43 * 43 78 44 0° 44 °8 44 °3 44 79 45 04
13° 44 85 45 " 45 38 45 04 45 91 4617 46 44 46.79
12% 46 44 46 7" 4699 || 47 ° 47 * 47 8" 48 09 48 30
13 48 O2 48 30 48 59 49 87 49 16 49 44 49 73 50 01
13% 49 60 49 90 50 20 50 49 50 79 51 08 5 1 38 5 157
14° 5 1 18 51 49 5 180 52 '' 52 4° 52.73 5303 53 04.
14; 52 77 53 09 53 * 53 73 54 04 54 30 54.08 5500
15 54 35 54 08 55.0" 55 34 55 07 5600 5633 56.66
15; 55 93 56 °7 56.6% 56.96 57 30 57 64 57 98 58 38
16 - 57 52 57 87 58 22 58 57 58 92 59 27 59 53 59 S8
English short wools, of low quality, cleanly washed and put up in the German
style, are almost always sure of a profitable sale.
The number of sheep in Great Britain and Ireland is estimated at 60,000,000;
in France at from 35,000,000 to 40,000,000; in Spain at 15,000,000.
In the United
States their number has decreased of late years, but it is now again on the increase, and
may be taken at 14,000,000. In England, the flocks are chiefly kept for food, producing
at the same time 112 millions of pounds of wool;—but in the United States, they are
kept chiefly for their wool, which however cannot aspire to the description of long
English, or fine German wool.
2 C. 2
j96
W O O L,
FROM LONDON TO BOSTON.
GERMAN.
16 bales weighing, as specified page 192.
Nett, 7,879 lbs. . . . . a 1s. 4d. p. lb... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f 525, 5 || 4
Discount for cash, 5 tº cent. 26| 5 || 4
£ 499 () || 0
Custom-house and shipping charges, see page 192, £2, 17, 8 *.
Brokerage, # 4’ cent,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 2 / 10 , 0
Insurance, £525, a 30s. #' cent... # 7, 17, 6
Policy duty, , 1, 10, 0
— , 9, 7, 6 14|| 15 2.
£ 513, 15 2
Commission, 2} {P cent. 12| 16 || 0
:3 526 12 || 0
Exchange, a 105 tº cent, & 2,457| 6
Freight, or 8,176 lbs. gross, à) #d. # lb. & 5
tº cent primage . . . . . . & © Q & Q e º e e s e . . . . . . tº 17, 17, 9
Exchange, £947 &40, 2& 79, 50
Duty, on the weight,
Gross 8,176 lbs.
Tare 176 ,
Nett 8,000 lbs. a 4 cts ºf lb. . 28°320, 00
on the value, £517, exclusive of
insurance, exchange 284.80 cts. P. 38,
28°2481.60 a 40 tº cent, . . . . , 992, 64 , 1,312, 64
Customs' and local charges in Boston, see p. 194. , 29, 20
28. 1421, 34
Fire Insurance, ... 0} + cent.
Commission, .... 5 92 -
Guarantee, . . . . . . 24 × a 12# tº cent, .. , 535, 23 1,956 57
Interest, . . . . . . . . 4} , - 281 4,414, 24 *
Weight in Boston, • 24
Gross, 8,176 lbs.
Tare, 224 , (actual),
Nett, 7,952 lbs. . . . ... à 55” cents tº lb. ............& 4,414 15 |
197
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING PRICEs.
woo L.
G. E. R. M. A. N.

EXCHANGE.
105 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
LoNDON Or Or Or Or Ol' Or Or Or
price D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
per ſh 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
s. d. cts. p. ib. |cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. Ib. cts. p. Th. cts. p. f6. |cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib.
1. 4 55 51 55 84 56 18 56 51 56 85 57 | 8 57 5? 57 85
!. 5 58 58 58 93 59 29 59 64 60 00 60 35 60 71 61 06
!. 6 61 65 62 03 62 40 62 78 63 16 63 63 63 91 64 28
1. 7 64 78 65 11 65 51 65 91 66 31 66 70 67 lo 67 so
1. 8 67 79 68 20 68 62 69 04 69 46 69 88 70 30 70 72
l. 9 70 86 71 so 71 74 72 17 72 61 73 05 73 49 73 83
1. 10 7S 93 74 39 74 85 75 at 75 77 76 as 76 68 77 14
1.1 1 77 oo 77 48 77 96 78 44 78 9° 79 to 79 88 80 30
2. O 80 06 80 56 81 O7 81 57 82 O7 82 57 83 07 83 57
2. 2 86 20 86 74. 87 29 87 83 88 38 88 92 89 46 90 OO
2. 4 92 34 92 99. 93 51 94 09 94 68 95 26 95 85 96 43
2. 6 98 48 99 " 99 7" | 100 30 100 99 || 101 * 102 24 102 87
2. 8 || 104 ° 105 * | 105.9% 106 ° 107 * | 107 * | 108 ° 109 so
2. 1 0 1 10 76 1 11 47 | 12 18 1 12 99 1 13 00 1 14 30 1 15 91 1 15 7°
3. () 116 90 117 % 118 40 119 " | 1 1999 120 °5 || 12 1 40 1 22 1"
3. 2 123 03 123 * 124 C° 125 * 126 * 127 00 127 79 128 58
3. 4 129 % 130 °. 130 85 13) 08 132 * 133 34 134 17 135 00
3. 6 || 135 °l 136 9 || 137 07 1879* | 138 ° 13999 || 140 * | 1.41 43
3. 8 141 ** 142 °7 143 39 144 °9 145 ° 146 93 146 °9 147 87
3. 10 147 39 148 ° 1.49 % 150 +7 151 ** 152 °8 153 34 154 39
4. O 153 7° 154 7° 155 73 1567% 157 73 158 79 159 7° 160 73
4. 2 159 °7 160 91 161 99 163 00 | 164 04 165 98 166 tº 167 16
4. 4 16690 167 09 168 18 169 20 170 34 17 | ** 172 so 173 38
4. 6 172 14 | 1.73 °7 174 40 175 33 || 176 °3 17777 17889 180 01
4. 8 178 * 17949 180 6? 18 1 79 1829% 184 * 185 °8 185 45
4. 10 182 4° 185 03 186 84 188 0° 189 °6 190 °7 191 67 192 98
5. O 190 56 191 81 193 O6 194 31 195 56 196 81 198 06 199 31
5. 2 1967° 19799 || 199 * | 200 °7 201 87 | 203 * | 204 * | 205 74
5. 4 202°4 204 17 205 °9 206 83 26)8 17 209 ° 2 J O 84 2 12 17
5. 6 208 97 || 2 10 * 21 1 7° Q 13 10 || 2 14 48 215 °% 217 ** 218 39
5. 8 || 215 11 216 ° 217 9° 219 3° 220 78 222 19 223 °4 225 02
5.10 222 * 222 7" 224 17 225 93 227 99 || 228 * 230 °9 || 231 46
6. o 227 39 228 ° 230 °9 231 99 || 233 * 234 °9 || 236 39 237 99
*--
198
W O O L,
FROM LONDON TO NEW BOSTON.
SPANISH.
20 bales, weighing, as specified page 193,
Nett 5264lbs. . . . . .a) 18. 4d. tº lb. © & © tº tº 0 & 0 e º e º 'º e .# 350
Discount for cash, 5 tº cent. 17
£ 333
Custom-house and shipping charges, see page 193. £2, 18, 0
Brokerage, } + cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 13 ºr 4
Insurance, £350, . . . . a 30s. P cent, É5, 5,0
Policy duty, , 1, 0, 0
95 6 // 5 // O 10
- 4; 344
Commission, 2% ºf cent. 8
£ 352
Exchange, a 105 # cent, 281TT,646
Freight, gross, 5,656 lbs, . . . . a #d. # lb, .... f. 11 , 15, 8
Primage, 5 # cent, , 0, 11 , 10
#12 // 7 // 6
Exchange, £9, † 28.40.... & 66, 11
Duty on the weight,
Gross 5,656 lbs.
Tare, 240 ,
Nett, 5,416 lbs, a 4 cents # lb. . . 28.216 , 64
on the value,
£346, 9, 0 exclusive of insurance,
exchange 284.80 cts, # £. 28 1,662.96,
- (a) 40 tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . , 665, 18 , 881 , 12
Entry, permit, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 10
Wharfage, labour, mending, trucking, &c. . . . . . . . , 18, 85
Weighing, advertising, and small charges, . . . . . . , 4, 50
Storage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 5, 00
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº cent. 28 978, 68
Commission, .... 5 35 -
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2} , @ 12# *P cent... , 362, 22
Interest, 9 months, 4% , * - al
Weight in Boston:
Gross 5,656 lbs.
Tare 240 , real.
Nett 5,416 lbs. . . . . . a 55 " cents # lb. . . . . . . . 2&
1,340 90
2,987
2,987
*

R 99
W O O L.
S P A N IS H.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
LONDON 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
price Or Or Or OT Or Or Of Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. || D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
per ſh 4.66.66 || 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 || 4.80.00 4.84.44 | 1.88.88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
s. d. cts. p. f6. |cts. p. ib. cts. p. f6. |cts. p. Ib. cts. p. Ib. |cts, p. f6. |cts. p. ſb. cts. p. f6.
1. 4 55 10 55 49 55 83 56 10 56 49 56 82 57 is 57 48
1. 4} | 56" | 57 " || 57 * | 57.70 || 58 “ 58 as 58 7" | 59 °
1. 5 58 17 58 * 58 88 59 °º 59 ° 59 92 60 28 60 63
1. 5#. 59 68 60 04 60 41 60 77 61 13 61 49 61 85 62 21
1. 6 61 18 || 6 || 35 | 61 99 62 30 || 62 °7 || 63 04 || 63 43 63 79
1. 6% 62 ° 63 07 63 46 63 84 64 ** 64 00 64 98 65 36
1. 7 || 64 19 || 64 * | 64 * 65 37 65 7" | 66 13 | 66 35 | 66 °
1. 74 || 65 7° 66 10 66 °l 669i 67 7 67 7 68 18 68 °
1. 8 67 ?" 67 6. 68 04 68 45 68 80 69 °7 69 68 70 09
1. 8% 68 71 69 13 69 56 69 98 70 40 70 82 71 25 71 67
1. 9 70 ?? 70 6- 71 09 7 1 32 71 9° 72 38 72 81 73 *
1. 9% 71 7° 72 16 72 61 73 03 73 49 73 93 74 38 74 sº
1. 10 73 23 73 68 74 14 74 69 75 04 75 49 75 93 76 40
1.10% 747° 75 19 75 66 76 is 76 ° 77 o' 77 si 77 97
1. 11 76 24 76 71 77 19 77 66 78 tº 78 60 79 08 79 %
2. O 79 º' 79 74 80 °4 80 7° 81 * 8 1 7 8.2 °l 82 79
2, 1 82 °6 82 77 83 29 83 80 84 * 84 8° 85 34 85 8°
2. 2 85 27 85 80 86 34 86 87 87 40 87 93 88 47 89.0°
2. 3 88 29 88 84 89 39 89 94 90 50 91 05 91 61 92 16
2. 4 91 30 91 °7 92 ** 93 * 93 * 94 10 94 74 95 * :
2. 5 94 ** 94 90 95 49 96.98 96 ° 97 *7 99 87 98 “ . .
2. 6 97 32 97 93 98 34 99 15 99 77 100 38 101 00 101 61 |


The vicinity of the principal cloth-manufactories in the United States renders
Boston by far the most important market for the sale of wool.
The usual charge for guarantee at Boston is 2} + cent on sale at 6 months, and
for a longer term of credit # 2 cent extra for every additional month.
Wool from Germany and Spain is often quoted in London at prices which include
the duty. If in bond, the duty is allowed on re-exportation, at the rate of 1 penny
$ lb on all wool being of the value of 1 shilling # lb or upwards, and of # penny ? lb,
if below that value.
200
R A G S,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

200 bags weighing:
cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross 449, 3, 12 draft 3, 2, 8 a) 2 lbs.
17, 3, 12 tare 14, 1, 4 average 8 lbs.
Nett 432, 0, 0, ... a 20s. P. cwt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 432 ()
Discount, 2} + cent. 10| 16 || 0
Entry, bond, and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . if 0 , 12, 6 421| 4 || 0
Marking and mending, . . . . . -- ſº tº tº º . . . . . . . . » 2 m 5 m 0
Wharfage, lighterage and shipping, . . . . . . . , 4, 18, 10
Brokerage, } {* cent, . . . . . . . . .e. e. e º O ſº Q 6 tº e º e 2, 2 m 2 / 2
Bills of lading and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 12, 6
£ 10, 11 , 0
Insurance, £450, a 30s. P. cent,...f6, 15, 0
Policy duty, I , 5, 0 *.
*ºmsºmºm 2, 8, 0, 0 18| 1 || || 0
# 439 15 || 0
Commission, 2 tº cent. 8| 15 || 0
#3 448) 10 || 0
Exchange, a 105 tº cent. 3" 2,093| 20 |
Freight, a 15s. P' ton, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 16, 17, 6
Primage, 5 # cent, 2, 0, 16, 10
it 17, 14, 4
Exchange £9 tº 840. ... & 76, 49
Tuty, . . . . . . . . tº e º e º a tº . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Cartage, labour and storing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 25, 60
Weighing, mending, delivery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... , 26, 80
Advertising, rent and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 21 / 10
& 28 153, 49
Fire Insurance, ... 0# 9 cent
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0% , -
Commission, .... 5 33 @ 12# *P cent, . , 249, 94 403. 43 || 0
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2%. , - | *
Interest, . . . . . . . . 3 55 2&| 2,496 63 || 0
in New York,
Weighing, Gross, 50,375 lbs.
Tare, 1,600 ,
Nett 48,775 lbs. ... a 5" cents. P. lb........ . .28 2,497 28 || 0
*
20]
R A G S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
LoNDON 105 106 107 108 109 I l () 1 ll 1 12
price Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
per cwt. D.cts.m. | Dicts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | Dicts.m. | D.cts.m. | Dicts.m. | D:ctsm
4.66.66 4.7.1.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Shillings. |cents p. lb. cents p. lb. cents p. lb. cents p. lb. cents p. lb. cents p. lb. cents p. lb. cents p. lb.
5 1 61 1 62 1 64 1 65 1 67 168 1 70 1 71
6 1 86 I 86 1 88 1 39 1 91 1 93 1 93 1 97
7 2 08 2 10 2 12 2 13 2 15 2 17 2 19 2 31
8 2 31 2 33 2 35 2 37 2 40 2 42 2 44 2 46
9 2 * 2 37 2 39 2 6i 2 64 2 66 2 69 2 71
10 2 78 2 80 2 83 2 85 2 88 2 90 2 93 2 95
1 1 3 01 3 04 3 oz 3 09 3 1? 3 15 3 18 3 *
I 2 3 ** 3 28 3 * 3 33 3 36 3 39 3 43 3 46
13 3 48 3 * 3 * 3 57 3 61 3 64 3 67 3 70
| 4 3 73 3 75 3 78 3 81 3 ** 3 88 3 92 3 95
15 3 93 3 98 4 02 4 05 4 09 4 13 4 17 4 20
16 4 18 4 ** 4 26 4 29 4 33 4 37 4 41 4 4s
17 4 48 4 46 4 50 4 53 4 37 4 61 4 66 4 70
18 4.08 4 68 4 73 4 77 4 82 4 86 4 91 4 95
19 4 89 4 93 4 97 5 01 5 06 5 10 5 15 5 19
2O 5 12 5 16 5 21 5 25 5 30 5 35 5 40 5 45
21 5 35 5 40 5 45 5 so 5 * 5 60 5 65 5 70
22 5 39 5 64 5 69 5 74 5 79 5 84 5 89 5 94
23 5 82 5 87 5 92 5 97 6 03 6 08 6 14 6 19
24 6 05 6 10 6 16 6 21 6 27 6 33 6 39 6 4.5
25 6 28 6 34 6 40 6 45 6 51 6 37 6 63 6 69
26 6 52 6 58 6 64 6 70 6 76 6 82 6 88 6 94
27 6 75 6 81 6 88 6 94 7 00 7 06 7 13 7 19
28 6 99 7 05 7 | 1 7 17 7 24 7 30 7 37 7 43
29 7 22 7 28 7 3.5 7 41 7 48 7 35 7 62 7 68
30 7 45 7 52 7 59 7 66 7 73 7 80 - 7 87 7 94
31 7 69 7 76 7 83 7 90 7 97 8 04 8 11 8 19
32 7 92 7 99 8 07 8 1 4 8 21 8 28 8 36 8 43
33 8 ! 5 8 22 8 30 8 37 8 45 8 53 8 61 8 68
34 8 39 8 46 8 * 8 63 8 70 8 77 8 85 8 93
35 8 62 8 70 8 78 8 86 8 94 90° 9 1 O 9 18

2 D
202
L IN S E E D O I L,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

100 casks, containing:
12,050 old gallons. ...@ £20 tº tun of 236 old gallons, £ 1,02 || 3
- Discount, 2% tº cent. 25, 10
Cash, £ 995] 13
Entry, bond, &c. © E tº G & © tº e º e s tº ſº e C e º e A ºn tº e º 'o £ 0,, 12, 6
Casks, filling, cartage, lighterage and shipping,
@ 15s. tun, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 40 m 7 / 3
Brokerage, a 2s. 6d. # tun, . . . . . . tº e º 0 ° a • e o e 2, 6, 13 , 0
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 10, 6
Insurance, £1,100... a 30s. p. cent, 8 16, 10, 0
Policy duty, , 2, 15, 0
—, 19 // 5 // O 67 s
£| 1,063. I
Commission, 2 tſ’ cent. 21| 5
42| 1,084 6
Exchange, @ 10.5 + cent, 28. 5,060 22
- . cwt. qrs. -
Freight, 869, 2 . a 25s. P ton, . . . . . . . . . . .854, 6, 11
Primage, 5 #' cent, , 2, 14, 4
£57, 1, 3
Exchange, £9 # 28° 40, 28 281, 42
Duty, Gallons. 12,000
Leakage, 2%. , 240
Nett, Gallons 11,760 a 25 cents. . 282,940, O
Discount I # * cent, , 44, 10
º - ,,2,895 , 90
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 m 50
Landing, cartage, housing, guaging, . . . . . . . . . . , 46 , 10
Receiving, delivery, cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 25, 00
Advertising, postage and small charges, . . . . . . . . , 10 , 50
Warehouse rent, 1 month, a 25 cents, . . . . . . . . , 25, 00
e 233,287 ,, 42
Fire Insurance, 0# iſ cent.
Brokerage,. . . . 0} 95 &
Commission, .. 5 2, X, a l l ; ; cent . . . . , 928, 67| 4,216 09
Guarantee,.... 2% 95 Ş
Interest,. . . . . . 3 55 2&| 9,276 31
in New York,
Measure, nett 12,000 gals. Ó 77” cents tº gallon, ..........g. 00
9,276
203
L IN SEED O IL.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
LONDON 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 | 1 || 1 12
price * Or Or Ol' OI’ OI" OI’ Or Ol'
D.cts m | D.cts.m. D.cts.m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts m
P** | 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44 || 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
£ cts. p. gal. cts. p. gal. |cts. p. gal. |cts. p. gal. cts. p. gal. |cts. p. gal. cts. p. gal. |cts. p. gal.
1 O 54 94 55 17 55 41 55 04 55 87 56 10 56 39 56 36
1 1 57 18 57 43 57 69 57 94 58 19 58 44 58 69 º,8 94
12 59 41 59 69 59 97 60 °4 6() 51 60 78 61 06 61 33
13 61 65 61 94 62 °4 62 53 62 83 63 ° 63 4? 63 7t
14 63 88 64 20 64 52 64 83 65 15 65 47 (i.5 79 66 0.1
15 66 12 66 46 66 80 67 14 67 48 67 81 68 15 68 49
16 68 39 68 71 69 08 69 44 69 80 70 16 70 51 70 87
17 70 59 70 97 71 36 71 74 72 12 72 50 72 88 7 3 26
18 72 83 73 23 73 63 74 03 74 44 74 84 7.5 24 75 64
19 75 07 75 49 75 91 76 33 76 76 77 18 77 61 78 03
2O 77 30 77 7" | 78 19 || 78 63 || 79 08 || 79 ° 79 97 80 *
21 79 °4 80 00 8O 47 80 93 || 8 || 40 81 99 || 82 33 82 79
22 8 l 77 82 25 82 74 83 * 83 7° 84 * 84 79 85 19
23 84 9 84 ** 85 0° 85 * 86 04 86 ** 87 06 87 37
24 86 24 86 77 87 30 87 83 88 36 88 89 89 42 89 95
25 88 48 89 03 89 58 90 13 90 68 Q 1 23 9 i 79 92 34
26 90 71 91 28 91 85 92 42 93 00 93 57 94 15 94 72
27 92 94 93 53 94 13 - 94 72 95 3? 95 9 I 96 51 97 10
28 95 18 95 79 96 4' 97 on 97 64 98 * g8 87 99 48
29 97 41 98 04 98 68 99 32 99 96 100 59 1 () 1 24 101 88
30 99 % 100 30 100 9" | 101 Gº || 102 * | 102 * | 103 * | 104 *
31 101 38 102 *0 103 °4 103 9° 104 00 105 * 105 90 106 04
32 | 104 ° 1 04 81 105 * 106 * 10692 || 107 ° 108 °3 109 °
3 1 06 35 107 07 107 79 1 O8 * 109 * 109 99 1 1009 1 11 41
34 108 ° 109 ° 110 07 || 1 lost 11 1 0 || 1 12 99 || 1 13 05 || 1 13 79
35 1 1 0 32 1 l l 58 1 1 2 34 1 13 11 1 13 88 1 14 ° 1 15 4° 1 16 19
Note. Notwithstanding the high protective duty on linseed oil in the United
States, the consumption greatly exceeds the quantity produced at home. It therefore
constitutes an important article of import from England, as well as from Holland and
Belgium.
The old gallon of linseed oil ought to weigh 73 lbs.
2 D 2
204
EA ST IND I A CO F FEE,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

cwt. qrs. lbs.
200 bags, weighing gross 247, 3, 16
7, 0, 16 tare 3 lbs. draft 1 lb.
Nett 240, 3, 0.... a 35s. & cwt.....:8 421 || 6 || 3.
Entry, bond, &c.. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º $ tº e o 0. £ 0 , 12, 6
Marking and mending, . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m, 16 ſ, 8
Wharfage and shipping, cartage or lighterage,
and lot money, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 2, 6, 13 / 4
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . Q © tº e 2, 2 / 2 m 2
Bill of lading and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 10, 0
£10, 14, 8
Insurance, £425, a 30s. tſ’ cent, ... f. 6, 7, 6
Policy duty, , 1, 5 , 0
» 7 m 12 / 6 18| 7 || 2
#3 439| 13 5
Commission, 2 # cent. 8| 15 7
#3 448| 9 || 0
Exchange, 105 tº cent. 28' 2,092 77
Freight, a 35s. Pton, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21, 14, 0
Primage 5%, , 1 , 1,8
#22, 15, 8
Exchange, £9 & 28.40, 28.101, 30
Duty,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free,
Entry and customs' expenses, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 50
Cartage and housing, 4 cents tº bag, .......... , 8, 00
Storage, 1 month, a 2 cents, delivery, 28°5,. . . . . . , 9, 00
Weighing, 3 cents tº 100 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 8 ,, 33
Advertising, postage, and small charges, . . . . . . . . , 8, 40
28 138, 53
Fire Insurance, ... 0} {P cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0# 2, º .
Commission, . . . . 5 95 @ 115 tº cent, .. , 248, 23 386 76 |
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2%. , —
Interest, e. a s a Q & Q & 3. 95 & 2,479 53
in New York,
weighing Gross 27,763 lbs.
Tare 833 , a] 3 tº cent.
Nett 26,930 lbs. a 9” cents tº lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 28, 2,477| 65
205
EA ST IND I A C OF FE E.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

LoNDON
price
per cwt.
Shillings.
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
5 1
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
EXCHANGE.
105 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
Or OT Or Or Or Ol' Or Or
D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D,cts.m D.cts.m D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
4.66.66 4.7.1.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
CentS CentS. CentS. CentS. CentS. CentS. CentS. cents.
9 20 9 28 9 36 9 44 9 53 9 61 9 69 9 77
9 * 9 * 9 61 9 69 9 78 9 86 9 95 10 04
9 % 976 9 * 994 10 0° 1 0 1" 10 30 1 O 39
9 92 10 0.1 10 10 1 O 19 10 28 I () 37 1() 46 10 55
10 17 10 26 10 ** 10 44 1 O 33 10 0° 10 7" 10 80
10 ** 1 O 50 1 O 39 1 O 68 10 78 1 0 37 10 97 1 1 07
1 O 65 1() 74 10 84 10 93 1 1 03 | 1 13 1 1 23 11 33
10 89 10 99 1 1 09 1 1 18 1 1 28 1 1 38 11 48 11 58
11 13 11 *3 11 33 11 44 11 ** 11 64 11 74 11 84
1 1 38 1 1 49 1 1 38 11 6s 11 79 11 89 1 1 99 12 09
11 6s 1 1 72 11 83 1 1 93 12 04 12 14 12 25 12 36
11 86 11 96 12 07 12 | 8 12 29 1240 12 50 12 01
12 10 12 °l 12 ** 12 43 12 ** 12 65 12 76 12 87
12 34 | 2 45 12 56 12 67 12.79 12 90 13 02 13 14
12 59 12 70 12 81 12 92 13 04 13 15 13 27 13 39
I 2 83 12 94 13 06 13 17 13 39 13 37 13 53 13 65
13 07 13 18 13 30 13 42 13 54 13 66 13 78 13 90
13 31 13 43 13 55 13 67 13 79 1391 1 4 04 14 17
13 ** 13 67 13 89 13 92 1 4 04 1 4 17 1 4 30 14 43
13 79 13 91 1 4 04 14 16 1 4 39 1 4 4° 14 ** 14 68
14 93 14 16 1 4 39 1 4 41 1 4 34 1 4 07 14 81 1 4 95
14 °8 14 40 1 4 39 14 66 14 80 14 93 15 06 1513
14 ** 14 65 14 78 14 91 15 04 15 18 1 5 92 1546
14 70 1 4 39 15 03 15 16 15 31 15 43 15 57 15 71
15 00 15, 13 15 27 15 41 15 * 15 69 15 83 1597
15 °4 15 37 15 5° 15 66 15 80 1 5 94 1608 16 22
15 48 15 62 15 70 1 5 90 16 05 16 19 1634 1649
15 72 15 86 16 61 16 15 1630 16 44 16 59 16 74
1 5 96 16 11 16 26 16 40 16 55 16 70 1683 17 oo
16 20 16 35 16 50 16 65 16 80 1695 17 10 17 as
16 45 16 60 16 75 16 90 17 06 17 21 17 36 17 51
1669 16 84 1699 17 W 5 17 3| 17 46 17 61 17 76
16 93 17 08 17 24 17 39 17 56 17 71 17 87 1803
17 17 17 32 17 48 17 63 17 81 17 97 18 13 18 29
17 41 17 56 17 73 17 89 18 06 18 22 18 38 18 54
17 65 17 81 17 98 18 14 18 31 18 47 1864 18 81
206.
EAST IND I A SALTPET RE,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.
* cwt. gr. lbs. cwt. qr. lbs. .
500 bags, gross 692, 2, 20 tare 56, 1, 20 double bags.
- 0,, 3, 20 draft 4, 2, 0
. . 681, 3, 0
Refraction 2, 18, 0, 0
Nett, 649, 3, 0, ..... a 30s. #7 cwt. . . . . . . . . . . £
• r &as ºs-ºs, zºº-gºrºx *egº,
Entry, bond, &c. . . . . ... . . . . . . . q e o e s e e s e £ 0 , 12,
Lot money, &c. . . . . . . . e ‘º e s e e s e e s e s is e e º 'º e 2, 4, 4 m
6
3
Mending and marking, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 ſ, 3 ºr 1
Wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2 m, 16 m 0
Lighterage and watching, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4, 14, 4
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 17, 6
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . , 0 , 12, 10
£21, 0, 6
- - { . .
Insurance, £1,050, a 30s. P cent, £15, 15, 0
- - Policy duty. . , 2, 15, 0
2, 18, 10 // O
974
39
- f
Commission, 2 # cent.
:6
1,014
2O
12
- Exchange, 105 tº cent. . 28.
Freight, a 15s. 5 ton, and 5 tº cent primage. . . . 28 121, 25
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 3 m 50
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free,
Cartage, labour, receiving, housing, . . . . . . . . . . . , 23, 90
Labour, delivery, mending, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 15 m 00
One month’s rent, 23°10.10, advertising 28°4. . . . . . , 14, 10
Weighing, a 3 cents per 100 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 23, 10
Postage and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2, 50
w - 28 203, 35
Fire Insurance, . . . . . . 0# * cent. .
Brokerage, ....... . . . 0% "
1,034
i
4,827
763
36
02.
:
Commission, . . . . . . . . 5 95 @ 11; $2 ct. . , 559 , 67
Guarantee, . . . . . . . . . . 2% 55
Interest, . . . . . . . . . . . 3 25 28.
in New-York, X- *
Gross weight, lbs. 77,028, single bags.
actual tare, , 2,840, a 5 lbs. 10 oz. p. bag.
Nett, lbs. 74,188 a 7" cents. + lb..... 8] 5,593
*mmºn
5,590
38
78
EA ST IND I A S A LTPET R. E.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING PRICES.
EXCHANGE.
105 106 107 108 | 09 110 111 1 12
LoNDON Or Or Or Or OT Or Or Or
price D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
per cwt. 4.66 66 4.71.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88 88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Shillings. cents. CentS. CentS cents. centS. CentS. cents. cents. :
3O 7 54 7 60 7 67 7 74 7 81 7 88 7 95 8 G3
31 7 78 7 8. 7 91 || 7 on 8 06 || 8 is 8 so 8 *7.
32 8 or 8 08 8 13 8 ** 8 30 8 37 8 ** 8 *s
33 8 25 8 32 8 40 8 47 { 8 55 8 62 8 70 8 78
34 8 49 8 36 8 64 8 71 8 79 8 87 8 9° 9 *
35 8 73 8 80 8 88 8 90 9 o4 9 tº 9 * 9 *
36 8 96 9 04 9 12 9 20 9 29 9 37 9 45 9 53
37 9 20 9 28 9 3 9 44 9 53 9 6i 9 70 9 79
38 9 44 9 52 9 61 9 69 9 78 9 86 9 95 10 04
39 9 67 976 9 * 9 9° 10 O2 I O 1 I 10 20 IO 29
: 40 991 1 O OO 10 09 10 18 10 27 10 36 10 45 10 54
41 10 ** 10 24 10 33 10 * 10 * 10 G1 10 70 10 79
42 1 () 38 1 O 47 1 O 57 10 66 1 O 76 1 O 85 10 95 1 1 05
43 10 0° 10 71 1 O 81 10 91 1 1 01 11 10 11 * 11 *
44 10 85 | O 9° 1 1 03 1 1 is 11 * } , 11 * 11 * 11 **
45 1 1 09 11 19 1 1 30 11 40 1 1 50 11 Go 11 71 11 *
46 11 33 11 43 | 1 #4 1 1 6s 11 75 11 ** 11 90 12 00
47 11 56 | 1 07 11 78 11 88 1 1 99 12 10 12 * 12 **
48 11 80 1 191 12 68 12 13 12 24 12 * 12 46 12 57
49 12 03 12 14 12 26 12 37 12 48 1 2 39 12 71 12 82
50 | 2 27 12 38 12 50 12 61 12 73 12 84 12 * 13 08
Note. To calculate the refraction usual in London:
cwt. qr. lbs.
= 631 , 3 ,, O at 2. Refraction.
lbs. lbs.
112 1 12 -
Fixed refrac: 5 2 variable refraction allowed,
* Cwt. qr. lbs. Cwt. qr. {. lbs.
As 107 = 1 1 0 : 631 3 O = 649 3 0 .
No refraction is allowed in New York on saltpetre. The quality is judged of by its
external appearance, which should be of a light colour and dry. -
208
C IN N A M ON,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

cwt. qr. lb.
12 bales, gross 10, 0, 0 tare 6 lb.
0,, 3, 0 draft 1,
nett 9, 1, 0 or 1,036 lbs...@ 5s. P. lb. . . . . £ 259 O || 0
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . if 0 , 12, 6
Lot money, marking and mending, . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 15, 0
Cartage, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 13, 6
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 , 16 , 0
Postage and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 10, 6
#4 // 7 // 6
Insurance, £300.... a 30s. tº cent, É4, 10, 0
Policy duty,. . . . , 0, 15, 0
— 5, 5 ,, 0 9| 12 || 6
£ 268||12 || 6
Commission, 2 #7 cent. 5| 7 || 6
£ 274 o ſo
Exchange, 105 tº cent, & 1,278 67
Freight, a 100s. # ton, . . . . . . . . f. 2, 10, 6
Primage, 5}, , 0 , 2, 6
+2, 12, 6
Exchange, £9, § 28.40. . 28-12, 25
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * e e s e s a e s e e s e e s e e free,
Entry, permit, &c,. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Cartage, housing, &c. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 1 /, 50
Weighing, delivery, advertising and petty charges. , 5, 60
Warehouse rent, 1 month, a 12#cts. . . . . . . . . . . . , 1, 50
28 24, 35
Fire Insurance, ... 0} {P cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0%. ,
Commission, . . . . 5 55 @ 11 § {P cent,. . . . , 144, 96 169| 31
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2# 9, º *
Interest, say, . . . . 3 55 28] 1,447 98
in New York,
Weight, gross 1,120 lbs.
(Invoice) tare, 72,
Nett, 1,048 lb. . . 6 & 1.38 cents. 39 lb... g. 1,446 24
209
C I N N A M O N.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING PRICES.

|EXCHANGE.
Londos 195 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
-> Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
price D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. || D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.lm | D.cts, m
Per tº 4.66.66 || 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 480.00 || 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
S. d. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts,
3 O 0.84% 0.85 O. S6 0.86% o.87% o.88 0.89 0.89%
3.3 0.91 0.91% | 0 92% 0.93 0.94 0.95 0.96 ().97
3.6 0.97% 0.98% 0.99% | 1.00 1 : 0 1 1.02 1.03 1.04
3.9 1.04% 1.05 1. U6 1.07 1. () 8 1.09 1, 10 1. l I
4.0 1. 1 | 1. 1 2 1. I 3 1. 14 1.15 1. 16 1.17% | 1.18%
4.3 1. 1 S 1. 19 1 .2() 1.2 | 1.22 1.23 1.24% | 1.25%
4.6 1.24% | 1.25% | 1.26% 1.27% | 1.29 1. 3 () 1.31% | 1.32%
4.9 1. 3 1 1.32 1.33% 1.34% 1.36 1.37 1.38% 1.39%
5.0 1.38 1.30 1.40% 1.41% | 1.43 1.44% I.46 1.47%
5.3 1.41% | 1.45% | 1.47 1.48 1.49% | 1.5 ! 1.53 1.54%
5.6 1.5 2 1.53 1.54 1.55 1.56% 1.58 1.60 1.61%
5.9 1.58 1.59 1.60% 1.6.1# | 1.63% | 1.65 1.07 1.68%
6.O 1.64% 1.66 1.67% | 1.69 1.70% | 1.72% | 1.74% | 1.76%
6.3 1.71% | 1.78 1.74% | 1.76 1.77% | 1.79% 1.81% | 1.83%
6.6 1.78 1.79% | 1.81% | 1.83 1.84% | 1.86% | 1.88% | 1.90%
6.9 1.84% | 1.86 1.88 1.89% | 1.91% | 1.93% | 1.95% | 1.97%
7.0 1.91% | 1.93% | 1.95 1.96% | 1.98% 2.00% 2.03 (2.05
7.3 1.98 1.99% 2.01% 2.03% 2.05% 2.07% 2. 1 () 2. 12
7.6 2.05 2.06% 2.08% 2.10% 2. 12# | 1.14% 2.17 2.19%
7.9 2.11% 2. 13% 2.15% 3.17% 2.19% 2.21% 2.24 2.2(;
8. O 2.18% 2.20% 2.22% 2.24% 2.26% 2.28% 2.31 2.53
8.3 2.25 2.27 2.29 2.31 2.33% 2.85% 2.38 2.40
8.6 2.32 2,34 2.36 2.38 2.40% 2.43 2.45% 2.48
8.9 2.38% 2.40% 2.43 2.45 2.47# 2.50 2.52% 2.55
9.0 2.45% 2.47# 250 2.52 2.54% 2.57 2.59% 2.62
9.3 2.53 2.54% 2.56% 2.58% 2.61 2.63% 2.66% 2.69
9.6 2.58% 2.61 2.63% 2.65% 2.68 2 70% 2.73% 2.76
9.9 2.65% 2.67% 2.70 2.72% 2.75 2.77% 2.80% 2.83
10.0 2.72 2 74; 2.77 2.79% 2.82 2.84% 2.87% 2.90
10.3 2.78% 2.81 2.84 2.86% 2.89 2.91% 2.94% 2.97
10.6 2.85% 2.88 2.90% 2.93 2.96 2.99 2.02 3.05
10.9 2.92 2.94% 2.97% 3.00 3.03 3.06 3.09 3. 12
1 1.0 2.99 3.01% 3.04% 3.07 3. 10 3.13 3.16% 3.19%
1 1.3 3.05% 3.08 3. l I 3.18% 3 16} | 3.19% 3.23% 3.26%
1 1.6 3. 12 3. 5 3.18 3.20% 3.23% 3.26% 3.30% 3.84
11.9 3.19 3.22 3.25 3.27% 3.30% 3.33% 3.87% 8.40%
1 2.0 3.23% 3.28% 3.31% 3.34% 3.37% 3.41 3.45 3.49
Note. A good second sort is the most suitable for the American market.
2 E
2]0
N UTM E G S,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qrs. lbs.
29 casks, Gross, 66 , 2, 0 tare, 7, 3, 26
8, 2, 0 draft, 0 , 2, 2 a)2 lbs. each.
each 224 lbs.nett 58, 0, 0 = 6,496 lbs. . . . . a 2s. ?, lb. £ 649 12 || 0
Entry, bond, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 0 , 10 m 6
Lot money marking, and coopering, . . . . . . . . . . , 1, 6, 6
Cartage, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2, 8, 0
Brokerage, } + cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 5 , 0
Bills of lading and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 10, 6
Insurance £700, ſt 30s. P. cent,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 10, 10 , 0
Policy duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 15 ºr 0 20|| 5 || 6
669| 17 | 6
Commission, 2 + cent. 13| 7 || 6
42 683 5 || 0
Exchange, 105 tº cent. 281 3,188 50
Freight and primage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 45, 00
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free,
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 50
Cartage labour, and delivery, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4, 70
Cooperage and weighing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 6, 50
Rent, 1 month, a 12% cts. advertising, 284, . . . . , 10, 13
Postage, and petty charges. . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2 m 50
28; 69, 83
Fire Insurance, ... O ş tº cent.
Brokerage . . . . . . O# ,
Commission, . . . . 3. 55 @ 11 # tº cent... . . , 362, 49 432. 32
ntee. . . . . . . 2 * º
flºº *:::::: 3° . 28 3,620. 82
In New York,
Gross, 7,420 lbs.
actual tare, 894 »
Nett 6,526 lbs... a 55 “ cents # lb. . . 28 || 3,620 62
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
N U T M E G S.
EXCHANGE.
LoNDoN 105 106 107 108 109 I 10 I I I 1 12
price Or Or Or Or OT Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts-m
** | 4.66.66 4.71.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44. 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
S. d. CentS. CentS. CentS. CentS. CentS. CentS. CentS. CentS.
2.O 55 48 55 99 56 50 57 O1 57 53 58 04 58 50 59 08
2.3 62 * 1 62 7° 63 36 63 9° 64 5* 65 10 65 68 66.36
2.6 68 94 69 38 70 22 70 86 71 °l 72 tº 72 80 73 +4
2.9 75 G8 || 76 38 || 77 09 7° 78 so | 79 º' | 79 92 || 800°
3. () 82 41 83 18 83.9% 84 7° 85 49 86 20 87 04 87 *
3.3 89 4 || 89 97 90° 91 * 92 49 93 * 94 " 9500
3.6 95 88 96 78 97 68 98 58 99 48 100 38 101 28 1 O2 18
3.9 192 91 103 *7 | 104 * | 105 ° 106 47 107 43 108 40 109°7
4.0 109 * | 1 1 0 °7 || 1 || 1 40 || 1 12 * 113 40 1 14 °9 || 1 15 ° 1 16*
4.3 116 08 || 1 17 17 1 18 °7 119 ° 120 4° 12 1 ** 1 22 04 1237°
4.6 122 * | 123 97 | 25 ° 126 89 127 45 128 * 129 7" 1309?
5.0 129 °4 || 130 70 13 1.99 133 * 1.34 44 135 06 136 88 138 °
Note. Casks of 2 cwt. nett are preferred by the trade to casks weighing from 5 to 6
CWt.


2 E 2
212
C A S S I A LIG NEA,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

30 chests weighing:
cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross, 37, 2, 6 tare, 11, 3, 4 actual.
12, 0, 6 draft, 0 , 1, 2 a) I lb. p. chest.
Nett, 25, 2, 0. . . . . . @ £4 * cwt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 102. O
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 0 , 12, 6
Lot money, packing, marking, repairing, . . . . . . , 2, 2, 0
Cartage, wharfage, and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 6 ºr 3
Brokerage, # tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 10, 3
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 10, 6
# 5, 1 , 6
Insurance, £125, a 30s. P. cent, ... f. 1 , 17, 6
Policy duty, .. , 0, 10, 0
— , 2, 7, 6 7. 9
£ 109 9
Commission, 2 tº cent. 2 3
£ | 1 || 12
Exchange, 105 tº cent. 28. 520. 97
cwt. q's. lbs.
Freight, 37, 2, 6 @ 35s. P. ton, .. 63, 5, 8
Primage, 5 # cent, 2, 0, 3, 4
#23, 9, 0
Exchange, #29 p. 28.40. 28.15, 33
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free,
Entry, permit, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 3, 50
Cartage, housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 40
Weighing, delivery, cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 12, 25
Advertising and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 50
Warehouse rent, 1 month a 12# cents, . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 25
Fire Insurance, ... 0# ty’ cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0# ,
Commission, . . . . 5 95 @ 11 § {P cent, .. , 62, 99 108 22
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2# 2,
Interest, say, . . . . 3 , 28° 629, 19
r in New York,
Weight gross, 4,204 lbs.
real tare, 1,320 ,
Nett, 2,884 lbs. . . . . . . . . .a) 21 * cents tº lb. . . . 28 629| 0
:
CASSIA LIG NE A.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING PEICES.

EXCHANGE.
105 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 I 12
LoN DON Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
price D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
perfb. 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 || 4.80,00 || 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
S. d. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib., cts. p. f6. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. f6. cts. p. ib.
6O.O 17 oz 17 16 17 3 17 4s 17 60 17 73 17 87 18 °l
62.6 17 64 1777 1792 18 97 18 22 18 36 18 * 18 66
65.0 18 °3 18 37 18 °3 18 08 18 84 18 99 19 “ 1999
67.6 18 82 18 98 19 “ 1999 1940 19 ° 1978 1994
7O.O 19 4' 1948 19 7° 199° 2009 20 ** 20 *l 20 39
72.6 20 01 20 18 2O 36 2O 39 2O 71 20 88 2 1 0° 21 **
75.O 2O 61 20 79 2O 97 21 tº 21 33 2 I so 21 68 21 60
77.6 21 * 21 39 21 38 21 7° 2 195 22 ** 22 * 22 50
80.0 21 °l 22 00 22 19 22 39 22 57 22 76 22 9° 23 14
82.6 22 41 22 00 22 80 22 99 23 19 23 99 23 °9 23 79
85.0 23 01 23 * 23 41 23 °l 23 83 24 02 24 ** 24 4°
87.6 23 Gl 2S 8" 24 02 24 ** 24 44 24 93 24 86 25 07
90.0 24 81 24 * 24 04 24 * 25 00 25 °7 25 49 25 70
92.6 24 80 25 0° 25 25 25 47 25 09 25 91 26 13 26 35
95.0 25 40 25 03 25 80 26 08 26 °l 26 ° 26 76 26 99
97.6 26 9° 26 °3 26 47 26 70 26 99 27 16 27 40 27 63
I 00.0 26 60 26 84 27 08 27 * 27 ** 27 79 28 03 28 °7
102.6 27 20 27 44 27 69 27 93 28 17 28 4? 28 07 28 9°
105.0 27 80 28 0° 28 30 28 °5 28 90 2994 29 30 29 5*
107.6 28 40 28 65 28 91 29 16 29 42 29 68 29 94 30 20
1 1 0.0 29 00 29 20 29 °3 29 79 30 °4 30 ° 30 °7 30 83
1 12 6 29 99 29 89 3O 14 30 40 30 66 30 93 31 */ 31 48
1 15.0 30 19 30 47 3O 75 3 02 31 °9 31 20 31 84 32 on
l 17.6 30 79 31 07 31 36 31 63 31 91 32 19 32 48 32 76
12O.O 31 39 31 68 3 l 97 32 25 32 °3 32 ** 33 11 33 40
122.6 31 99 32 29 32 °8 32 89 33 tº 33 ** 33 7° 34 0°
125.0 32 39 32 89 33 19 33 48 33 78 34 08 34 38 34 08
127.6 33 19 33 49 33 80 34 10 34 40 34 71 35 0° 35 33
130.0 33 79 34 19 34 41 34 72 35 0° 35 33 35 05 35 96
132.6 34 38 34 70 35 03 35 33 35 64 3596 36 29 36 61
1 35.0 34 98 35 * 35 64 35 95 || 36 27 36 60 36 9s 37 24
137.6 35 38 35 91 36 °5 36 37 36 89 37 sº 37 36 37 °9
1 40.0 36 18 36 5° 36 86 37 19 37 31 37 8s 38 19 38 53
142.6 36 78 37 is 37 47 37 80 38 13 38 48 38 83 39 18
145.0 37 38 37 73 38 08 38 4? 38 76 39 " 39 46 39 °l
147.6 37 98 38 33 38 69 39 04 39 ° 39 74 40 10 40 40
150.0 | 88 ° 38 94 39 30 39 % 40 00 40 36 40 73 41 00
2] A
B L A C K PEPPER,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

50 bags, weighing 316 lbs. nett, each,
15,800 lbs.. . . . a 4d. “P lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f. 263| 6 || 8
Entry, bond, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº 0, 12, 6
Casing and lot money, ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 10, 0
Cartage and fees, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 ºr 15, 0
Wharfage, porterage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . , 2, 15, 0
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 6, 4
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 10, 0
£13, 9, 4
Insurance, £300 a 30s. tº cent, , , £ 4, 10, 0
Policy duty, , 0, 15, 0
— , 5, 5 , 0 18| 14 || 4
£ 282| 1 || 0
Commission, 2 + cent. 5| || 3 || 0
£ 287|14 || 0
Exchange, a 105 tº cent, 28 1,342 60
Freight, 7% tons, a 25s. 5 ton, .... E9, 7, 6
Primage, 5 tº cent, ,,0, 9, 6
— £9, 17, 0
Exchange, a £9 tº 28°40, 843, 77
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 3, 50
Cartage, housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 50
Weighing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 73
Delivery and mending, , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2, 00
Advertising, postage and small charges, . . . . . . . . , 6, 50
Warehouse rent, 1 month, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1, 00
28°66 , 00
Fire Insurance, . . . . 0# ty’ cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . . 0# 95 -
Commission, . . . . . . 5 25 @ 11% º cent. . 156, 71 222 71
Guarantee,... . . . . . 2% 25 - sº
Interest, say, . . . . . . .3 95 28 1,565, 31
Weight in New York. -
Nett 15,800 lbs. . . . . . . . . a 9” cents & lb . . . . . . . ....... & 1,565||78
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
B L A C K P EP P E R.

EXCHANGE.
London 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 l ll 1 12
price Or Or Or Ol' Or Ol' Ol' Or
D.cts.m. | Dicts.m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts m | D.cts.m D.cts.m
Per tº 4.66.66 || 4.7.1.11 4.75.55 || 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
Pence. cts. p. f6. |cts. p. ib. cts p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. Ib.
2 5 40 5 45 5 50 5 54 5 39 5 64 5 09 5 74
2} 5 96 6 Ol 6 o'7 (; 12 6 18 6 o 6 29 6 35
# 6 53 6 99 6 63 6 70 6 76 6 ** 6 88 694
2} 7 09 7 15 7 22 7 28 7 35 7 4 | 7 48 7 55
3 7 66 7 73 7 80 7 87 7 93 8 00 8 07 8 **
3} 8 22 8 29 8 37 8 44 8 * 8 *9 8 07 8 73
3# 8 78 8 86 8 94 0? 10 9 º 9 26 54
3# 9 35 9 * 52 9 do {} 69 9 77 9 80 99%
4 99. 1 O 00 10 09 1 O 18 | O 27 I O 36 1 O 45 1() 54
# 10 47 10 *7 1 () 07 10 70 | 10 * | 10 ” 1 1 03 || 1 || 14
# 1 1 04 11 14 11 * | 1 || 34 11 * 11 * 11 64 1 74
4} 1 1 00 1 1 7 11 * | 1 || 98 12 0° 12 ° 12 * | 12 39
5 12 17 1 2 38 12 39 12 * 12 ° 12 º' 12 84 12 9°
5} 1 2 7° 12 8% 1 2 97 13 08 13 20 13 * 13 41 13 **
5#. 13 29 | 3 4 1 13 54 13 66 18 79 18 91 14 º 14 16
5} 13 30 1398 14 12 14 * 14 °7 14 ° 1 4 02 140°
6 14 42 14 ** 14 69 14 * 1490 15 09 15 * 15 36
6} 14 98 15 1" 15 27 15 + 15 * 15 * 15 82 1590
6# 15 * 15 69 15 84 15 98 16 ° 16. | 6 41 16 º
6# 16 " 16 °0 164? 16 °7 16 7° 16 °7 17 ol 17
7 1668 16 89 1699 17 4 17 30 17. 17 Gl iſ .
7; 17 so 1797 18 14 18 °o 18 47 18 º lsº 18
8 18 94 19 11 19 29 19 46 19 64 19 | 19 09 2() 17
9 21 10 21 9 21 39 2 78 21 99 22 * 22 98 22 *
Note. The American markets are occasionally supplied by direct importations from
Sumatra with a quality generally inferior to the East India Company's (sifted) pepper.
White pepper is not in use.
216
JAMA IC A PIM EN TO,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

cwt. qrs. lbs.
62 bags, gross 51, 2, 0
Draft, 0 , 2, 6 @ 1 lb. tº bag.
50, 3, 22
Tare, 1, 3, 8 a) 4 lb. tſ’ cwt.
49, 0 , 14 = 5,502 lbs.
Trett, 212 ,, a 4 lb. tº 104 lbs.
5,290 lbs. a 5d. tº lb. . . . . . . f
Discount, 1 tſ’ cent.
Entry, bond, &c,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £0 m 12 m 6
Marking and mending, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 15 m, 6
Lighterage, wharfage, shipping, &c. . . . . . . . . . . , 1 O
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 l
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0
Insurance, £125, a 30s. tº cent,... f. 1 , 17, 6
Policy duty, , 0, 10, 0
tºº
» 2 ſ, 7, 6
Commission, 2 + cent.
£
109
II? I
I 10
I
I 15
3
i
I
I
Exchange, 105 tº cent. 23.
cwt. qrs. lb.
Freight, 51, 2, 0 a 25s. “P ton, . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3, 4, 5
. Primage, 5 tº cent, , 0 , 3, 3
£37,77, 5
Exchange, £9 # 28°40, 28 15, 05
Duty,. . . . . . e Q e s e a c e º sº e s e s e tº a tº º e g tº º ſº tº º e & free.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . e e o e º e º O & e e s e s e e 2, 3, 50
Cartage and housing, . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Mending, advertising, delivery and weighing, . . . . , 7, 89
1 month rent, a 2 cents tº bag, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 2, 1 , 24
Postage, and small charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 50
2833, 68
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0% ,
Commission, . . . . 5 55 @ 113 tº cent, . , 64, 83
549) 07
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2} >
Interest, . . . . . . . . 3 99 2&
in New York,
Actual weight, gross, 5,773 lbs.
Tare, 173 , a] 3 + cent.
Nett, 5,600 lbs. . . . . a 1 1 * cents # lb. ...g.
647 58
647, 36
*
|
7
J A M A IC A PIM ENT O.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES
price
4
ii|i
i
|
l
Note.
LoNDON
per Ib.
105
OI’
D.cts.m.
4,66 66
Pence.
cts. p. ib.
9 48
10 00
10 32
1 1 04
| | 56
| 2 09
| 2 61
13 14
13 66
14 19
1 4 71
1 5 24
1 5 76
1 (j 29
16 82
17 34
17 87
18 40
| 8 03
1946
19 99
2O 52
21 0.5
21 58
22 | 1
106 107 l()8 109
Ol' Ol' Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
4.7.1.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44
cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. |cts. p. Ib. |cts. p. Ib.
9 56 O 65 O 73 9 82
1009 1 0 18 10 27 1 0 30
10" | () 71 I () 80 1 () 90
1 14 | | 84 | 1 34 | | 44
1160 | | 77 1 | 87 1 | 98
12 20 | Q 31 1 2 4° 1 2 3
1 2 7° 12 84 12 95 13 06
13 z0 1:3 38 13 *9 1.3 (; 1
1378 | 3 91 1 4 03 | 4 16
| 4 ** 14 * 1 4 38 | | 71
1 4 34 1498 15 ' ' 15 °3
15 38 15 52 | ſy 60 I 5 80
1 5 90 1695 1619 1634
1543 16 ° 1673 1689
1697 17 tº 17 28 1744
17 so 17 65 1 - 82 i 798
1803 18 20 1830 | 8 º'
1837 1874 1891 1980
1919 19 * 1943 1903
1904 19 82 20 00 20 18
2O 17 20 30 20 °4 2() 7°
2() 71 2O 99 2 1 09 Q 1 **
2 I 24 2 I 44 2 || 03 2 83
2 78 2 98 2.2 18 22 *
22 31 22 52 22 72 22 93
EXCHANGE.
***** *** ***…
”*** *********, *----.… ** ºw-a------->
| | ()
Ol'
D.cts. In
1.88.88
j
"******~---.
| 1 | 1 12
(). I' | () I’


D.Cts.m.
4.93.3.3
cts. p. lb. cts. p. ib.
0 {}{)
I () **
| | {}{}
1 | *
| 2 ()8
1 2 64
| 3 |8
1 S 74
i 4 28
1.4 °4
I j 38
1594
1649
17 0.
17 59
13 **
18 (j9
19 25
19 80
2 () 36
209 |
2 l 47
2203
22 58
23 14 |
() {}9
I () *
1 | (){}
l l 64
| 2 ! {}
1 Q 75
13 30
1 : 86
| 4 ||
14 97
15 °
16 08
| 6 63
17 19
| - 75
| 8 {}()
| 8 86
19 4?
1998
2 () 33
2 1 09
2 | 66
22 24
22 79
23 36
D.cts.m
4.97.77
cts. p. ib.
I () 63
l l 74
| 2 !}{)
| 2 *
13 *
| 3 {}8
| 4 54
| ſy | {}
15 60
16 °
16 °
17 34
19 ()3
| 9 59
20 00
20 7"
21 *7
2 1 9%
22 43
Since October 1830, when the ports of the British West India colonies were
thrown Open to a direct intercourse with the United States in British and American ves-
tels, the Americans are no longer dependant for supplies of pimento, on the intermediate
Danish—West India, or the British home markets exclusively.
2 || 8
EA ST IN DIA G IN G E R,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.
50 bags, weighing :
cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. ars. lbs.
Gross, 52, 3, 26 draft, 0 , 1, 22 a 1 lb.
2, 0, 26 tare, 1 , 3, 4 a 4 lbs.
Nett, 50, 3, 0.... a 30s, tº cwt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 0 , 12 m 6
Lot money, mending and marking, . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 12, 4
Cartage, wharfage, and shipping, . . . . . . . . . , 1, 5 m 8
Brokerage, } + cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0 , 7, 9
Bills of lading and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 10 / 6
Insurance, £100, a 30s. P. cent,... + 1, 10, 0
Policy duty, 0 , 5, 0
*
35 I , 15, 0
76
£
Commission, 2 tº cent.
£
Exchange, a 105 tº cent. 8.
Freight, 53 cwt... . . . . a 25s. P. ton, . . . . . . . . £ 3, 3, 9
Primage, 5 # cent, , 0, 3, 3
:9 3 // 7 // O
Exchange £9 tº 28°40.... & 14, 89
Duty, . . . . . . . . e & e º ºs s & © e. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 m 50
Cartage, housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º e º is e º e a » 3, 50
Weighing, mending, delivery, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... , 3, 65
Advertising, postage, and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . 2, 5 , 50
Warehouse rent, 1 month, 2 cents ºf bag, . . . . . . . . , 1, 00
2332, 04
Fire Insurance, ... 0} + cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0# ,
Commission, , , . , 5 55 @ 113 tº cent, . . . . , 46, 62
Guarantee, . . . . . . .2% -*-
Interest, . . . . . . . . 3
Weight in New York,
Gross, 5,930 lbs.
Tare, 200 ,
93
Nett, 5,730 lbs. . . . . . ... à 8” cents tº lb. ..........&
78
99 28° 465
465

219
EA ST IND I A G IN G E R.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
London | 105 106 107 108 109 1 1 () 1 1 l 1 12
price Or Or Or Or Ol' Or Or Or
D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
P* *** | 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44 || 4 88.88 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
Shillings. cts. p. f6. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. Ib. |cts. p. ib. |cts. p. yd. |cts. p. f6.
20 5 71 5 70 5 81 5 86 5 91 5 90 6 o' 6 o'
2 1 595 6 00 6 06 6 it 6 16 6 * : 6 *6 6 31
22 6 19 6 24 6 30 6 3.5 6 41 6 46 6 52 6 §§
23 6 44 6 50 6 55 6 60 6 66 6 71 6 77 6 83
24 6 68 6 73 6 79 6 85 6 91 6 Q6 7 0? 7 08
25 69? 698 7 0. 7 10 7 16 7 * 7 * 7 3.
26 7 16 7 * 7 * 7 ** 7 * 746 7 * 7 so
27 7 40 7 * 7 33 7 39 7 06 77° 77° 7 *
28 7 65 7 71 7 77 7 8 | 91 7 97 8 04 8 10
29 7 89 79° 8 0. 8 08 8 16 8 ** 8 28 8 34
30 8 13 8 19 8 26 8 33 8 40 8 47 8 *3 8 61
31 8 37 8 * 8 50 8 37 8 03 8 7° 8 79 8 90
32 8 61 8 07 8 74 8 82 8 90 8 97 9 * 1%
33 8 85 89* 8 99 90° 9 * 9 * 30 38
34 9 09 9 16 9 24 9 * 40 9 * 9 56 64
35 9 33 9 41 9 49 57 9 65 Q 73 * 81 9 89
36 9 37 9 65 9 7° 9 * 9 90 0 98. 1 O 06 10 14
37 9 * 9 * 9 98 10 06 10 * 10 ** 10 * 10 *l
38 1 () 05 10 ** 10 ** 10 31 10 * 10 18 10 *7 10 00
39 10 *9 10 °7 1o 40 10 ** 10 * 10 74 10 ** 10 9.
40 10 ** 10 * 10 7" 10 90 10 90 10 99 1 1 0° 11 17
4 l 10 77 10 * 10 93 1 1 03 11 * 11 ** 11 ** 11 *
42 1 1 01 11 * 11 19 l 1 29 11 40 11 *9 11 *9 1 1 00
43 11 * 11 * 11 * 1 | * 11 * | 1 74 11 * 11 9.
44 1 1 49 11 * 1 1 08 l i 79 11 90 12 00 12 19 12 °o
45 1 1 7° 11 ** | 193 12 04 12 tº i 2 ** 12 * 12 4°

Note. West India ginger is rarely used. The preference is give
on account of its cheapness.
n to the East India
2
F
2
220
E A ST IND I A IND I G O,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

10 chests weighing,
cwt. ºrs. lbs. cwt. grs. lbs.
Gross, 30, 3, 6 tare, 7, 2, 14
7, 3, 6 draft, 0 , 0, 20
Nett, 23, 0, 0 = 2,576 lbs. . . . . . . a 4s. 6d. p. lb. E 579 12 || 0
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 0 , 12, 6
Lot money, mending, casing, marking and hooping , 2, 12, 6
Cartage, wharfage and shipping,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 12 / 6
Brokerage, }, + cent, . . . . . sº º e g º ºs = º 'º e º 'º º ſº : * * > ,, 2, 18, 0
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 10, 6
Insurance, £650, ... a 30s. tº cent, f2, 15, 0
Policy duty, , 1, 15, 0
— l l , 10, 0 18 16 ()
£ 598 8 || 0
Commission 2 tſ’ cent. | | | 19 || 4
£ 610| 7 || 4
Exchange, a 105 tº cent, & 2,848 37
Freight, 140 feet, a 30s. P. ton of 40 feet,. . . . . . £ 5, 5 , 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, , 0 , 5, 3
£ 5, 10, 3
Exchange, £9 tº 840, 28 24, 52
Duty £610, a 284.80 cts. P. Esterling,
=28, 2,930, a 15 tº cent, . . . . . . . . 28.439,50
less discount, 1} + cent, , 6,59
— , 432, 91
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Cartage labour, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 50
Delivery, cooperage, weighing, 28 1.50, . . . . . . . . 35 5, 10
Advertising, 28.4, postage, 28 2.50, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 50
Rent, a 25 cents, 1 month, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 2 , 50
* 28 477, 53
Fire Insurance,. . . . . . Oś iſ cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . . . 0# ,
Commission, . . . . . . . 5 25 @ 11 § {2 ct. . . , 370, 04 847. 57
Guarantee, . . . . . . . . 2%. , -j-"
Interest, 6 months, .. 3 35 281 3,695 94
in New York, .
Weighing, gross, 3,444 lbs.
Tare, 854 ×,
Nett, 2,590 lbs. . . . . a 28 1.42% cents ºf lb. . . . . # 3,690) 75 L
I 8'9 #86-8 #ga," * 3, —
I 8 8% 8 #08, '9 I o º
.g.: fº #4 lºg | g I '8 #iº ...; º: # I*8 || 0° () I.
## 1's zi-g | #60'g Zorg | #70'g * o's 90 8 6"6
#90°g | 70'8 #iº | 66% #96. 20:8 99.8 sº | 9.
#00' 3 || 88’ & #98 & | 88 & #º. tº: º: tº º
#: O8° 2, # / A ‘º gz’a #& 2" gº. { Z * 3 ## 2 & 6'8
#9: #sº łogº. 69's tº: #29% #09 & 69" & 9 * 8
Zg' 2, #99 & # * > º .. QQ' & gg'z #1 gº O”
#3: #24. 89 °8, I Q ‘à 67' 2, 2f ‘8, * | *gº. º
} ſº Q?' 2, 9.7 °C, I pºz. #69' (, , , , . I 6' 2.
# I y' & #63 & / Q. • * * º, #69 & #28 & 98" & • ?
I #19 & 6ö’ & £z," & Q & " &c. - . # 25° 3 8' 2.
Q?,’ ”, ç2°2 Q & & #83 & # I & 6 Oć, º &
A 1 ° z'z, I f 'z, 61 ° 5 Z 1 ° 3 #g I & j7 I & 2, º ()' .
6 Q I & %, I 2, I & 60% #20" #6'ſ '6 6 9
G()°3, Al()" & Q ()' 2, cly 2, #1 o' #20 & 90 & #foºt, *}” 9
oo: & | #86. Z, ... /* 80% tº 00:2, #86. I Z6' *
jº tº º #96. I . . . ( , , ; I § 9
20. fº {88 * º 26. tº 68" I O'9
#92 | V | | | #81 I #2. | | #24. gz' I #82. I 9° G
29' I 90. ºr iſ 4. O 2' I #89' I 29 #g ..
69' t jº ()' I #89; 1 &9' I #09 | 6. #99 I g" g
[" | 89.1 #99 I #gg. I º, º Q' I 89' I O'Q
| Q' I OQ - I & ot, & 1 1. . :4 #ög"l l Q' I OQ I e
tº "... ". #4. ori "gri #gri ſº 6" tº
#: jº. ()?' I 69' I 89 I A 9’ I É. i. - 9'?
- #9 º' I 2,8° * tº - Tº #f73' | g
$º (T) 2, " !." I | 9"I (){}" I * * * - I 9'?
#9ö' I | #96. I † & ‘I 8?," | 2, 3" º Sö I 2%" | O" ſy
8 || " | A ' I ſe | I & I ()?, I 6 I *
4) I I Q: I I # I I ge I I 6'8
() I 60° 8()' I A.O.' I º glº a I # 1 I'l 9'8
º, ()' I I ()” l e - 90°l Q O' I † O' I & Co. *
()()" [ 66" () S6' & 1 & . º, #80' I 9'8
86° 0 | #86 o #16. O #26' 0 | #96 O •
ºo ". | 6’ () | 6’ () º, #ºo lº 96'O O’8
12: jº () #98" () 98’ (\ 68 O # * #88-0 88' 0 6" &
() #02-0 #Q Z” () (* J. " - i. 8'0 I 8'0 #08'0 *
* Af } Q Z” () f / "O g # 9° à
i. 0 | 89.0 | #9% 29' 0 || 90'O i840 82° 0 | #82-0 9" &
tº º * .. - * $: (*() * * * *
#99." 09"() tºo 69" () 89 () º Q9°O gø'O O" &
#89'0 350 " () # I go I Q" () £, (; ſ # 29°0 AQ "O A Q ‘O 6' I
'spo 'OI 'sqo # 09' 0 og'o #6?"o #6;
—— sqo (I “slo (I 'suo (I ‘Slo' I f' () 9° l
º º k (I sqo (I 'S) 0 ‘(I "S).) ‘OI t &
4.4"/6'ſ £4”8.6 y | 88'88" p 's
• A *** * * 3'88"; ##" fºg'; 00' 08"; 99". º
Ull sqo'OI tū’s] o' de * y Ç9 34 # II IZ’ſ, 99" ( &
Ol tu’s].) (I ul's 10°CI ul sho’CI UI*ST O' 99 p "QI lad
.10 ... O ..IO JO IO S}o CI u's 19°CI u’sqo-CI &
7, t ..IO .IO aotid
£11 || || 1 || 0 || || 601 | SOI 1( JO º
) I 90 I g01 | Noano'I
"CIÉ) NV HOXGI
SSIſlTVA 5) NIGINOJSGI’I?IOO HO SITQIVI,
'O 5) I CIN I V ICI N I L S W GI
2
2
32
TU R MER IC,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

150 bags weighing:
cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qr. lbs.
Gross, 151 , 2, 12 draft, 1 , 1, 10 a 1 lb. each.
5, 1 , 12 tare, 4, 0 , 2 real.
Nett, 146, 1 , 0 . . . . . . . . . . @ 15s. p. cwt. . . . . . . . .it 109 13 9
Entry, bond, certificate,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . if 0 , 12, 6
Lot money, marking and mending, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1, 5 , 0
Lighterage, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1, 2, 0
Brokerage, # tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m, 11 m 0
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m, 8 ºr 6
Insurance, £125, a 30s. P cent... £ . , 17, 6 .
Policy duty, , 0, 10, 0
— , , 2, 7 ,, 6 6|| 6 6
£ 1 16| 0 || 3
Commission, 2 + cent. 2| 6 || 5
£ I 18| 6 || 8
Exchange, 105 tº cent, 28. 552 22
cwt. qrs. lbs.
Freight, lä1 , 2, 12 a 25s. p. ton and primage,
6) 5 ty’ cent. . . . . . . . © tº tº e º & tº e. e. e º 'º & © tº e e º q # 9, 19, 0
Exchange, £9 # 23 40, 28 44, 22
Duty,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 50
Cartage, housing, labour, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4, 25
Weighing, delivery and mending, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 40
Advertising, postage and small charges, . . . . . . . . , 4, 30
Warehouse rent, 1 month, a 2 cents . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 ,, 00
ſº 28 65 ,, 67
Fire Insurance, ... 0# ty’ cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0} ,
Commission, .... 5 35 @ 11; tſ’ cent... . . , 68, 74 134: 41
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2} , - sº-
Interest, say . . . . 3 55 2&| 686 63
in New York. * :
Weight, gross 16,970 lbs.
Tare, 450 ,
Nett 16,520 lbs. . . . . . a 4" cents ºf lb. . . . . . . . 28. 687|
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
T U R M ER. I. C.
EXCHANGE.
Lesno, 105 || 106 || 107 || 108 || 109 || 110 | 111 l 12
price Or . Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
per cwt. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
4 66.66 4.7.1.11 4.75.55 4,80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Shillings. cts p. ib. |cts. p. ib. cts. p. f6. |cts. p. fb. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. b.
8 Q 47 2 49 2 * 9 33 2 ** Q 37 2 39 2 61
9 2 71 2 73 2 76 2 78 2 80 2 sº 2 34 2 30
1 O 2 93 2 97 3 oo 3 0° 3 0° 3 07 3 10 3 1?
1 | 3 19 3 ** 3 25 3 27 3 30 3 32 3 3% 3 97
! 2 3 44 8 46 8 49 S 5% 3 55 8 57 3 60 S 63
13 3 68 3 7. 3 74 3 77 3 80 3 * 3 ** 3 88
14 3 93 395 3 98 4 o' 40% 4 08 4 it 4 **
I 5 4 16 4 19 4 23 4 26 4 30 4. 3,3 4 36 4 40
16 4 40 4 43 4 47 4 51 4 55 4 Ö8 4 61 4 65
17 4 64 4 68 4 7? 4 76 4 80 4 83 4 87 4 9.
18 4 88 4 93 496 5 00 5 04 5 08 5 12 5 :6
19 5 12 5 16 5 21 5 * 5 30 5 * 5 38 5 *
20 5 36 5 40 5 45 5 49 5 54 5 58 5 63 5 68
21 5 60 5 65 5 70 5 74 5 79 5 84 5 89 5 9 |
22 5 84 5 89 5 94 5 99 6 04 6 09 6 14 6 19
23 6 08 6 13 6 18 6 ** 6 39 6 * 6 39 6 **
24 6 32 6 37 6 43 6 48 6 * 6 *9 6 63 6 7.
25 6 56 6 6. 6 67 6 7° 6 79 6 °4 6 90 6 96
26 6 8O 6 86 6 9? 6 98 7 04 7 1() 7 16 7 $º
27 7 04 7 10 7 16 7 22 7 29 7 35 7 41 7 47
28 7 *s 7 34 7 a. 747 7 * 7 to 7 67 7 7.
29 7 52 7 38 7 63 7 7 7 7° 7 *s 7 9. 7. 99
30 7 76 7 82 7 89 7 96 8 O3 8 to 8 17 8 *
Note. With the increase of American manufactures, turmeric is likely to acquire
the same importance which it possesses in the English mai kets.
tions of this article from the East Indies have not been by any means”
Hitherto direct importa-


224,
S H E L L A C,
FROM LONDON TO BOSTON.

25 cases, weighing:
cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross, 101, 2, 0 draft, 0 , 1, 22 a 2 lbs.
16, 0, 0 tare, 15, 2, 6 real.
Nett, 85 , 2, 0........ a 80s. P. cwt. . . . . . . . . . . . . .t
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . # 0
Lot money, marking and coopering, . . . . . . . . . . » 1
Cartage, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2, 0, 0
Brokerage, # tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . |
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0
Insurance, £375. . a 30s. #' cent. . . . .t5, 12, 6
Policy duty, , 1, 0, 0
- — , 6, 12, 6
:É
Commission, 2 tº cent.
£
342
13
355
362
5
Exchange, a 105 tº cent. 28.
Freight, 375 feet a 30s. # ton of 40 feet, . . . . . £ 14, 1 , 3
Primage, 5 P cent, 2, 0, 14, 1
£ 14, 15, 4
Exchange £9 # 28 40. & 65, 64
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .free.
Entry, permit, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 m 50
Cartage, labour and storing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 7, 50
Delivery, coopering and weighing, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 10, 60
Advertising and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 75
Warehouse rent, 1 month, a 25 cts. * case, . . . . , 6, 25
28 100, 24
@ 113 tº ct. . . . . . . 2, 199, 21
0.1
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0% ,
Commission, . . . . 5 55
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2} ,
Weight in New-York,
Gross, 11,365 lbs.
Tare, 1,750 ,
Nett, 9,615 lbs.. . . . a 20 7" cents itſ’ lb. . . . . . . . . 2&
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº º
1,690
299
1,989
50
45
i
95
1,990 30
225
S H E L L A C.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
|EXCHANGE.
LoNDON 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 | l I 1 12
price Or Or Ol' Or Ol' Or Ol' Ol'
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts.m. | D.cts m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts m
P* *** | 4.66.66 471.11 475.55 || 480.00 || 484.44 || 4.88.88 4.93.33 || 4 97.77
S. d. |cts. p. ib. |cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. |cts. p. Ib. |cts. p. f6. cts. p. Ib, cts. p. ib.
60.0 1 5 99 16 03 16 17 16 91 16 4% 16 09 16 73 16 87
62.6 16 49 16 63 | 6 78 16 92 17 O7 17 2 I 17 36 17 50
65.0 17 09 17 24 17 39 17 34 1770 1783 18 00 18 15
67.6 17 09 17 85 18 91 18 16 18 32 18 47 18 63 18 79
7 ().0 18 °9 18 45 18 ° 18 7° 18 9% 19 '' 19 °7 1943
72.6 18 89 19 06 19 23 19 40 19 57 19 74 19 9 | 2O 08
7.5.0 1949 1907 1983 20 0° 20 20 20 °7 20 ** 20 71
77.6 20 99 20 27 20 ** 20 03 2 () * 2 1 0” Q 1 18 21 36
8().0 20 79 2O 89 2 1 08 Q1 20 2 I 45 2 1 03 21 ** 22 00
82.6 2 I 30 2 1 49 2 1 08 21 °7 22 97 22 °6 22 4° 22 °4
85. O 2 90 22 10 22 39 22 ° 22 79 22 89 28 03 23 °8
87.6 22 °9 22 71 QQ 9° 23 1? 23 * 23 * 23 7° 23 92
90.0 23 '' 23 * 23 ° 23 74 23 95 24 15 24 3% 24 **
92.6 23 7" 23 92 24 ** 94 3% 2.4 °7 24 77 24 98 25 19
95.0 24 31 24 53 24 76 24 98 25 20 25 41 25 G2 25 93
97.6 24 * 25 14 25 °7 Q5 00 25 * 2694 26 26 26 48
100.0 25 * 25 75 25 99 26 * 26 “ 26 08 26 91 27 14
102.6 26 ° 26 30 26 00 26 * 27 of 27 °t 27 34 27 76
105.0 26 7° 2696 27 * 27 * 27 70 27 94 28 18 28 4°
107.6 27 * 27 57 27 °3 28 0° 28 * 28 °7 28 8° 29 97
1 1 0.0 27 93 28 18 23 * 28 69 28 9° 29 °o 29 4° 29 71
1 12.6 23 * 28 79 29 ° 29 * 29 °7 99 % 30 09 30 °5
1 I 5. O 29 '' 29 40 29 °7 29 94 30 °0 30 46 30 7° 31 00
1 17.6 29 7° 30 00 30 * 30 * 30 * 31 09 31 °7 31 64
120.O 30 * 30 0° 30 92 31 18 31 4% 31 73 32 o' 32 °9
122.6 30 94 31 22 31 51 3 1 79 32 07 32 3.5 32 64 32 92
125.0 31 * 31 83 32 ° 32 * 32 70 32 99 33 * 33 37
127.6 32 * 32 44 32 7° 33 03 33 * 33 0° 33 * 34 °o
| $0.0 32 74 33 04 33 * 33 0° 33 9% 34 ** 34 * 34 83
135.0 33 9” 34 26 34 * 34 89 35 29 35 #1 35 * 36 14
1 40.0 35 ° 35 48 35 * 36 ° 36 46 36 78 37 '' 37 43
145.0 36 ° 36 69 37 ° 37 37 37 7 38 04 38 * 38 7.
150.0 37 °7 37 92 38 30 38 61 38 90 39 31 39 ° 40 0%
155.0 38 77 39 13 || 39 49 39 ° 40 °l 40 57 40 * 41 19
160.0 39 ° 40 * 40 7° 41 09 41 46 41 83 42 * 42 39
165.0 4 | * 4 30 41 94 42 ** 42 7" 43 09 43 * 43 80
17 O.O 42.99 42 78 43 '7 43 * 43 90 44 30 44 7° 45 10

Note. Shellac meets with an extensive sale in New York for the use of the very large
at manufactories established there, and for other purposes, as an ingredient.
Seedlac is rarely in demand, and difficult to realize.
2 G
226
B A R B A R Y GUM,
FROM LONDON TO NEW
YORK.

cwt. qrs. lbs.
60 serons, weighing gross 140, 1, 0 tare & draft 14 lbs. each.
{
m 2 /
Nett, 132, 3, 0, ... a 40s. P. cwt. . . . . .6 265 10 || 0
Discount, 2} + cent. 6 12 || 8
£ 258 17 |4
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . if 0 , 12, 6
Marking, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1, 16, 6
Cartage, &c. . . . . . . . . $ tº e º 'º e º 'º e s e s s a e s e e s w 2, 1 / 10 / 0
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 5 m ll
Bill of lading and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 10 / 6
Insurance, £275, a 30s, tº cent,... E 4, 2, 6
Policy duty, , 0, 15, 0
* 2, 4, 17, 6 IO. 12 || ||
£ 269 10 || 3
Commission, 2 tº cent. 5| 7 || 9
£ 274 18 ſo
* Exchange, 105 tº cent. 281 1,282 86
Freight, a 25s. Pton, and primage, 5 # cent, ... to , 4, 0
Exchange, £9 tº 28°40, 28 40, 89
Duty,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free,
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 50
Cartage and housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... , 3 , 75
Mending and delivery, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 50
Weighing, a 4 cents iP 100 lbs. advertising,
postage and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 8, 60
e 28 61 , 24
Fire Insurance, ... 04 tº cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0} ,
Commission, .... 5 25 @ 11; itſ cent, .. , 149, 53 2 10 77
Guarantee, ſº e º 'º e a 2% 55 *
Interest, . . . . . . ... 3 25 & 1,493 63
in New York,
Actual weight, gross, 15,690 lbs.
Tare, a 14 lbs. tſ’ seron, 840 ,
Nett 14,850 lbs . . . a 10" cents # lb. g| 1,493 91
227
B A R B A R Y GUM.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
LoNDON 105 106 107 108 109 | 1() 1 11 l 12
º OT Or Or Or Or Ol' Or () tº
price -
D.cts m | D.cts.m. •cts.m. | Dicts.m | D:cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
* * 466.56 471.11 || 4.75.55 || 480.00 || 484.14 | assºs | Tº ſº,
Shillings. |cts. p. Ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts, p. ſb. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. |cts. p. ib.
30 7 70 7 76 7 83 7 90 7 97 8 04 8 it 8 18
32 8 17 8 24 8 3 8 38 8 46 8 ** 8 (it) 8 67
34 8 64 8 71 8 70 8 87 8 95 9 ().3 9 ! {} 0 # 8
36 9 12 9 19 9 27 9 35 9 4 4 9 5'2 9 tit) 9 (58
38 9 59 9 67 9 75 9 * 993 10 0° 10 ” 10 19
40 10 00 10 15 10 34 1 O 39 10 ** 10 ** | () 60 1069
42 1 O 53 I () 62 1 O 72 108" 10 9 1 | Ot) 1 1 (){} | 1 | 8
44 1 1 00 1 1 1 0 1 1 20 1130 1 | 40 | 1 50 1 1 59 | 199
46 1 1 47 1 1 57 1 1 08 1 1 7° 1 | 89 1 1 99 12 0.) 12 19
48 11 94 12 0.5 12 10 12 °7 1 2 38 12 48 12 * 12 10
50 12 42 12 ** 12 6.5 1270 | 2 87 13 {)8 13 09 13 *o
55 13 60 13 72 13 85 1397 14 10 14 22 14 34 l 4 46
60 14 78 14 83 1 5 93 1518 15 * 15 ** 15 $9 157°
65 15 06 16 10 16 25 1639 16 54 1668 16 83 I (; 98
70 17 13 17 29 17 43 17 Gl 1777 1793 18 99 18 °%
75 18 31 18 48 18 65 1882 1990 19 '7 19 '' 19 "
80 1949 1907 1984 2003 || 20 * 20 ** 20 * 20*.
85 20 07 20 86 2 1 0% 21 24 2 I 44 2 1 03 2 | *} 22°.
90 Q 1 8% 22 05 Q2 20 22 47 QQ "7 22 °7 || 23 07 || 23 *
95 23 03 23 °4 23 40 2308 23.90 24 || 24 * 24°
100 24 °l 24 43 24 00 24 88 25 '' 25 93 25 36 25 79
1 O5 25 39 25 62 25 86 Q6 ()9 26 93 26 56 26 80 27 º
1 10 26 57 26 81 27 06 27 31 27 56 27 8 i 28 ().5 28 °9
1 15 27 75 28 01 28 °0 28* 28” 29 º' as " as “
120 28 93 29 19 29 46 29 73 30 01 30 28 30 54 30 8 1
Note. The consumption of Senegal, Barbary and other gums used in dyeing is very
considerable, and becoming daily still more so by the increase of domestic manufactures.
Only the best quality in the original packages and ungarbled will answer. Gum Senegal,
although usually imported in casks, may be estimated by the above table.
228
G U M A R A BIC,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.
10 cases weighing:
cwt. qrs. lb. cwt. qr. lbs.
Gross, 38, 2, 0 draft, 0, 0, 20
6 , 2, 0 tare, 6, 1 , 8 real.
*- -*-* O
Nett, 32, 0, 0, . . . . . . . a £2.47 cwt. . . . . . . . . . . £ 64 O
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . if 0 , 12, 6
Lot money, cooperage and marking, . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 15 m 0
Cartage, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 / 2 m 0
Brokerage, } {}^ cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 6, 5
Bills of lading and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 5 m 6
Insurance, £100. . . . a 30s. tſ’ cent, Él , 10, 0
Policy duty,. . . . , 0 , 5, 0 *
*ºmmºnsº l // 15 // O 4 16 °
£ 68| 16 || 5
tº º 1| 7 || 7
Commission, 2 tſ’ cent. *º-
£ 70| 4 || 0
Exchange, 105 #' cent, 28. 327| 60
Freight, 150 ft. a 30s. # ton of 40 feet, ...... e5, 12, 6
Primage, 5 # cent, , 0 , 5, 8
£5, 18, 2
Exchange, £9, § 840. . .826, 26
Duty, . . . . . .* @ B e. e. e g º e º 'º te e º e º 'º e s e s e e e s a e free,
Entry, permit, &c. ... . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3, 50
Cartage, housing, labour, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 48
Delivery, cooperage, weighing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 5, 60
Advertising, postage, and small charges,. . . . . . . . . . 2, 6, 50
Warehouse rent, 1 month, a 25 cts. . . . . . . . . . . . , 2, 50
28°46, 84
Fire Insurance, ... 0# ty’ cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0# ,
*Commission, . . . . 5 , @ 11 § {P cent,.... , 41, 66| 88 50
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2# , *= } - *
Interest, say, . . . . 3 2, 23| 416. 10 |
in New York,
Weight, gross 4,310 lbs.
tare, 710 ,
Nett, 3,600 lbs..... a 11 * cents {P lb. & 416
16
229
G U M A R A B I. C.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
London | 19° 106 107 108 109 11() l ll l 12
$ Or OT Or Or Or Or Or Or
price D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts. m | D.cts.m D.cts.m
per CWt. 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 || 4.80.00 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
4. s. cents p. 1b.cents p. lb. cents p. lb. cents p. 1b.cents p. lb. cents p. lb. cents p, lb. cents p. lb.
1. O 6 71 6 76 6 81 6 86 6 91 696 () i 7 06
1. 2 7 19 7 * 7 30 7 33 7 4. 746 7 * 7 st
1. 4 7 68 773 7 79 7 8s 7 9. 7 97 8 03 8 09
1. 6 8 16 8 22 8 28 8 34 8 ** 8 47 8 ** 8 00
1. 8 8 65 8 71 8 78 8 84 8 91 8 98 05 iº
1 - 1 O 9 13 20 9 27 9 34 9 42 9 4) 56 9 63
1. 12 9 * 69 976 9 84 9 * 10 00 1097 10 15
1. 14 10 10 10 18 10 36 10 34 10 ** 10 30 10 * 10 00
1.16 10 39 1 1 07 10 75 10 89 109? 1 1 00 11" 1 1 17
1. 18 1 1 07 1 115 11 24 11 33 11 * 11 * 11 "o 1 1 09
2. O 11 56 1 1 03 11 74 11 83 1 1 0° 12 0° 12 * 12 **
2. 2 12 04 12 * 12 23 12 93 1 2 4° 12 ** 12 °3 12 73
2. 4 12 ** 120° 12 73 12 89 12 9° 13 0° 13. 13 **
2. 6 13 01 13 ** 13 * 13 * 13 * 13 * 13 * 13 66
2. 8 13 49 13 60 13 71 13 * 13 99 1494 14. 14 27
2. 1 O 13 98 1 4 09 14 30 1 4 3° 14 ** 14 * 14. 14"
2. 12 14 46 1 4 37 1 4 09 14 * 14 94 15" 15 º 1531
2. 14 14 94 15 06 15 19 15 * 15 * 15 °7 13. 15 Bs
2. 16 15 43 15 ° 15 68 15 * 15 94 16 °7 13. 19.
2. 18 1 5 91 16 04 16 17 1699 16 “ 16. 16 º 17 º'
3. 0 16 40 1653 16 °7 16 °' 16.9% 17 º 7. 17 º
3. 2 1683 17 o' 17 16 1799 17 “ 17 º 17. 17 .
3. 4 1736 17 so 17 63 17 ° 1795 18. 18. 3.
3. 6 17 8s 1800 18 15 18 ° 18 4% 18. 18. !.
3. 8 18 39 18 48 1894 1879 189” 19. 19. 3.
3. 1 O 1883 1897 19 tº 19 ° 19 " 19. 19. 2.
3. 12 1999 1946 19 ° 19 ° 1999 20. 22. 22.
3.14 1978 1995 20 !? 20 * 20 4° 20. 20. 21 51
3. 16 20 27 20 +4 2001 20 ° 20 90 21 . * . 21 13
3.18 20 7° 2O 92 21 10 21 * 21 40 21. 31. 22 55
4. O 21 24 21 * 2 1 00 2 I ?” 21 97 22. 22. * .
5. O 26 08 26 °l 26 ° 26 " 27 °. 27. *7. *...
6. o 30 93 l 31 19 31 47 31 7° 32 93 32 32 32
200
EA ST IND I A G UMS,
viz. ANIMI, ASSAFOEDITA, AMONIAC, COPAL, GALBANUM, GAMBOGE,
FRANKINCENSE, MASTIC, MYRRH, OLIBANUM, SANDARAC, STORAx,
THUs, TRAGAGANTH, &c.
GUMS BENJAMIN AND KINO,
although in cases weighing only about 1 cwt. I qr. 20 lbs. gross, may also be
estimated by the following calculation and table.
12 cases weighing,
cwt. gr. lbs. cwt. qr. lbs.
Gross, 42, 3, 24 draft, 0 , 0 , 24 (a) 2 lbs. each.
7, 2, 24 tare, 7, 2, 0
Nett, 35, I , 0 . . . . . . . . a £3 tº cwt... . . . . . . £ I ()5] 15 || 0
Entry, bond, certificate,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 0 , 12, 6
Lot money, coopering and marking,. . . . . . . . . . , 0, 18 /, 0
Cartage, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 m 4 m 0
Brokerage, } tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 10, 7
Bills of lading and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 10, 6
Insurance, £125, a 30s. P cent, ... f. 1 , 17, 6
Policy duty . . , 0, 10, 0
2, 2, 7, 6 6|| 3 || 1
f | | || 18 || 1
Commission, 2 tſ’ cent. 2| 4 || 9
£ | 14|| 2 || ()
ºr wº
Exchange, 105 tº cent. . 28. 532| 66
Freight, 168 feet, a 30s. p. ton of 40 feet, . . . . . . £ 6, 6, 0
Primage, 5 tſ’ cent, 2, 0, 6, 4
£ 6, 12, 4
Exchange £9 tº 28°40. . . . 28 29, 41
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free,
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 3 m 50
Cartage, housing, labour, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 96
Delivery, cooperage, weighing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 20
Advertising, postage, and petty charges, . . . . . . . . , 6, 50
Warehouse rent, a 25 cents tº chest iſ mth. I mth. , 3,00
28 51, 57
Fire Insurance, ... ... 0; tſ’ cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . . . . . 0% 92
Commission, . . . . . . . . 5 , X a 11% tº ct. . , 65,00_l16 57 |_
Guarantee, . . . . . . . . . . 2% 55 2& 649| 23
Interest, . . . . . . . . . . . 3 25
in New-York,
Weight, gross, 4,810 lbs.
Tare, 790 , real.
Nett, 1,020 lbs. . . . . . a 16" cents tſ’ lb. 28. 649| 23
23 l
EA ST IND I A G U M S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
LONDON 105 106 107 I ()8 109 1 l () 1 11 112
price Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
D.cts. m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts, in
per CWt. 4.66.66 || 4.71.ll 4.75.55 || 4.80.00 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
£ s. |cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. |cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. |cts. p. ib. |cts. p. ib.
1. 0 6 63 6 67 6 72 6 77 6 82 6 87 6 9s 697
l. 5 7 82 7 88 7 94 8 00 8 06 8 12 8 18 8 **
1. 10 9 on 9 08 I 5 22 0 29 9 36 44 9 *
1. 15 1 O 20 10 28 1 () 36 10 * 10 53 I () (31 I () 69 10 77
2. O 1 1 39 11 48 1 1 58 10 °7 11 70 11 ** 11 9% 12 *
2. 5 1 2 58 12 68 12 79 12 89 13 0 0 13 to 13 21 18 {}l
2. 10 1 Q 77 13 88 14 00 14 12 1 4 34 14 * 14 47 14 °9
2. 15 14 96 15 09 15 * 15 * 15 47 15 60 15 7° 15 80
3. () 1 6 15 16 29 16 43 16 37 | 6 71 16 ° 16 99 17 13
3. 5 || 17 °4 17 49 17 64 1779 1793 18 10 18 °% 18 40
3. 1 O 18 53 18 09 18 86 19 ()2 19 18 10 * 19 " 19 (;7
3. 15 1972 1999 20 97 20 ** Q0 ** 20 °9 20 77 20 9*
4. O 20 91 2 1 09 2 1 28 21 40 2 1 0° 21 ** 22 9° 22 *
4. 5 22 '9 22 39 22 39 22 09 22 89 23 (9 23 °9 24 49
4. 10 28 29 23 50 23 71 23 92 24 13 24 34 24 55 24 76
4.15 24 48 24 79 24 93 25 ° 25 * 25 ° 25 tº 26 0°
5. 0 25 67 25 90 26 14 26 37 26 60 26 83 27 ()(j 27 29
5. 5 26 86 27 10 27 35 27 59 27 83 28 07 28 32 28 56
5. 10 28 05 28 °t 28 °7 28 8° 29 97 29 ° 29 ° 29 “
5. 15 29 24 29 º' 29 7° 30 0° 30 31 30 38 30 ** 31 o'
6. O 3O 49 30 7" 31 00 31 27 31 * 3 18° 32 " 32 38
6. 5 || 31 0° 31 9° 32 ° 32 39 32 78 33 (7 33 °0 33 0%
6. 10 32 ° 32 ° 33 4? 33 7° 34 0° 34 33 34 0° 34 º
6.15 34 01 34 3° 34 04 34 94 35 * 35 °7 35 * 36 º
7. 0 || 35 °9 35 * 35 °º 36 7 36 49 36 ° 37 14 37 :
7. 5 36 39 36 72 37 06 37 39 37 72 38 06 38 º 38 73
7. 10 || 37 * 37 93 38 28 38 0° 38 90 39 º' 39 " 40
7.15 38 77 39 ° 39 49 39 % 40 20 40 ° 40 9 41 º
8. O 39 96 40 33 40 71 41 07 4 l 43 41 80 42 17 42 #31
8. 5 || 41 * 41 * 41 9° 42 39 42 " || 45 ' || 43. 3.
8. 10 || 42 * 42 7° 43 1? 43 ** 43 9" 44* 44, #.
8.15 43 * 43 94 44 3% 44 7° 45 “ 45 ° 45 º 46 º
9. O || 44 7° 45 14 45 ° 45 97 46 9° 46 79 47 º 47 69
9. 5 || 45 * 46 34 46 77 47 19 47 C° 48 04 48 73 48 17
9. 10 || 47 '' 47 55 47 99 48 4° 48 8° 49 º 49 º 50 44 &
9. 15 48 ° 48 7° 49 °9 49 % 50 ° 50 * 39. 5 1 71
tº 49 95 4 1 50 87 5 1 33 51 79 52 52
1 O. () 49 49 50 56 ſ}3 3 * 53 98
10. 5 50 * 5 1 1% 51 03 52 º 53. º 28 : 77 55 *
5 S4 fº J 4 t
10. 10 5 1 º º: º : 05 : 54 : 03 55 °3 560? 56 *
I O. 15 53 25 - 76 . 27 55 77 56 27 56 77 57 28 57 78
1 1. 0 54 54 55 5 1 (;0 58 ° 59 °
11. 5 55 * 5596 56 48 57 00 57 58 27 80 60 *
#..., | . . . ; * | * * | 58 | *. . . . . . . . .
º 83 37 58 91 59 ° 59 60 61 l
1 1.15 57 O2 ; 57 60 * 60 67 61 ** 61 77 62 * 62 °7
12.. O 59

232
EAST IN DIA G U M S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING PRICES, CONTINUATION.
EXCHANGE.
| London | 105 || 106 107 || 108 109 || 1 || 0 || 1 || 1 1 12
º Or Or Or Or OT Or Or Ol"
* | Dictsm | D.ctsm | D ctsm | Dicts.m | D.ctsm D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m
Per CWt. 4.66 66 || 4.71.]] 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 4.84.44 4.88 88 || 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
£ s. cts. p. ib., |cts. p. ib. |cts. p. Th. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. f6.
12. 5 60 * 60 77 61 33 61 89 62 4° 63 ot 63 38 64 14
12.10 || 6 | * 61 97 62 * 63 1? 63 09 64 20 64 84 65 41
12. 15 62 °9 || 63 17 | 63 7° 64 * 64 93 65 * | 66 10 | 66 °
13. 0 || 63 78 || 64 37 64 97 || 65 " | 66 10 | 66 70 | 67 36 | 67 °
13. 5 64 97 65 58 66 19 66 79 67 40 68 00 68 01 69 22
13. 1 O 66 16 66 78 67 40 68 Q2 68 63 69 25 69 87 7 O 49
13.15 67 * | 67 98 || 68 ° 69 * | 69 87 70 *0 || 7 || 13 || 7 || 7°
14. O 68 54 69 18 69 83 70 47 71 1 1 71 75 72 39 73 03
14. 5 || 69 73 || 70 38 || 7 || 94 || 7 || 99 || 72 34 || 72 99 || 73 65 74 30
14.10 || 70 9° | 7 | * | 72 * | 72 9" | 73 * | 74 * | 74 91 || 75 °7
14. 15 | 72 * 7 2 79 73 47 74 14 74 Bl 75 49 76 17 76 85
15. o | 73 3 | 73 99 || 74% 75 ° 76 o' | 767° 77 is 78 to
15. 5 || 74 30 || 75 19 75 * 76 39 || 77 °9 77 98 || 78 08 || 79 °
15. 10 75 69 76 40 77 11 77 81 78 52 79 23 79 94 80 65
15. 15 || 7 6 5° 77 60 | 78 ° * 79 76 80 48 || 8 || 20 | 8 || 9°
16. O || 78 97 78 80 79 °3 80 °0 81 00 8 1 7° 82 46 83 19
16. 5 79 26 8O 00 80 75 81 49 82 23 82 97 83 72 84 46
16. 10 80 4° 8 1 20 8 l 90 82 7" 83 47 84 22 84 98 85 73
16.15 81 %" | 82 49 83 '7 83 99 84 7° 85 46 86 23 86 99
17. O | 82 * 83 01 84 39 85 '7 85 94 86 7° 87 49 88 °7
17. 5 84 02 84 81 85 60 86 39 87 18 87 97 88 75 89 54
17.10 || 85 * | 86.9" | 86°" 87 " | 88 " | 89 * | 90 or 90 *
17. 15 86 40 87 21 88 03 88 84 89 65 90 46 91 27 92 08
18. o 87 * | 88 “ | 89 * | 90 * | 90 89 || 9 || 7 | 92 53 | 93 *
18. 5 88 79 89 0° 90 * | 28 92 * 92 9° 93.79 94 0°
18. 10 89 9° 90 83 91 07 92 51 93 30 94 30 95 0° 95 89
18. 15 9 | 17 92 02 92 68 93 73 94 59 95 45 96 31 97 16
19. O 92 * | 93 * | 94 ° 94 * 95 * | 96 7 97 °7 98 “
19, 5 || 93 ** 94 * 95 * 96 ° 97 °7 || 97 9 98 ° 99 7"
19. 10 | 94 74 95 ° 96 ° 97 “ 98 99 || 99 °9 100 09 || 101 9°
19. 15 95 ° 96 ° 97 7" | 98 ° 99 “ | 100 * | 101 * | 102 *
20. 0 || 97 * | 98 ° | 98 ° 99 ° 100 7" | 101 09 | 1.02 °o | 103 *
20. 10 | 99 ° | 100 * | 101 °7 | 102 * | 103 * | 104 * | 105 ° 106 0°
21. o | 101 99 || 102 * | 103 ** | 104 " | 105.7° 106 0° 107 º' | 108 60
21. 10 | 104 °7 || 105 * | 106 ° | 107 * | 108 ° 109 tº 11o 1" | 1 || 1 14
22. 0 || 106 ° | 107 ° 108 " | 109" | 110 " | 11 1 07 || 1 12 08 || 11309
22.10 || 109 ° | | 10 0° | 1 || 1 * | 1 12 " || 1 13 * | 1 || 4 |7 || 1 15 * | | 16 °3
23. 0 || 1 11 *| | | 12 * | | 13 * | 114 * | 1.15 " | 11606 || 1 17 7" | 1 1876
23. 10 || 1 1379 || 1 14 * | 1 15 * | 1 17 ° 118 ° | 1 1913 | 120 °3 | 121 30
24. 0 || 1 16 ° | 1 17 * | 118 °" | 119 " | 120 * | 121 6" | 122 7" | 123 *
24.10 || 118 ° | | 1997 | 120 * | 121 * | 123 * | 124 tº 125 °7 | 125 38
25. 0 | 120 * | 122 °7 123 * | 124 * | 125 * | 126 64 127 79 || 128 93
25.10 | 123 * | 124 * | 125 * | 126 ° 127 97 || 129 14 || 130 3" | 131 48
26. 0 | 125 70 | 126 ° | 128 °7 | 129 * | 130 * | 131 64 || 132 * | 134 00
26.10 | 128 ° 129 ° | 130 ° 1317° | 132 * | 134 19 || 135 34 136 °
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238
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES, CONTINUATION.
EA ST INDIA G U M S.

EXCHANGE.
Londos | * | 06 107 108 109 I l () 1 1 1 | 12
e Or Or Or Or Ol' Or OT Or
price D.cts.m. | Dicts.m. | Dicts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
per cwt. 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
£ s. |cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. f6. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts, p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib.
27. O | 130 47 | 131 ° 1329° 134 14 | 135 37 || 136 °o 137 80 138 to
27.10 || 132 * | 134 " || 135 3' | 136 39 || 137 * | 138 08 || 140 38 || 14 63
28. 0 || 135 * | 136 °' 137 77 1399 || 140 * | 1.41 ° 142 * | 1.44 19
28. 10 | 137 * 1389? 1 40 °9 | 4 || 30 142 * 144 '' 145 * 146 73
29. 0 || 140* | 1.41 * | 1.42% 143 94 | 1.45 * | 1.46% 147 * | 1.49 %
29.10 | 1.42 * 143 7° 1459% 146 49 147 7° 149 19 150 ** 15 l 80
30. O | 1.44 ° 146 14 147 * | 1.48 8% 150 ** 151 ° 152 97 154 34
B O R A X AND T IN C A L.
Shillings. cts. p. ib. cts. p. b. cts. p. ib. cts. p. Ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib.
| 50 14 * 1 4 33 14 0° 14 77 14 89 15 01 15 13 15 “
5 ! 14.0% 14 77 14 89 1 5 91 15 14 15 °7 1 5 98 15 °l
52 } 4 89 15 ol 15 14 15 26 15 39 15 * 15 64 15 76
53 15 tº 15 * 15 38 15 º' 15 64 15 70 15 89 16 01
54 1 5 97 15 50 15 63 15 76 15 89 16 0° 16 ° 16 °8
55 15 61 15 74 15 88 16 01 16 14 16 27 16 40 16 °3
56 15 85 15 98 16 12 16 °5 16 39 16 ° 16 66 16 79
57 16 09 16 23 16 37 16 °l 1664 16 77 1691 17 os
58 16 33 16 47 1601 16 75 1689 17 on 17 17 17 at
59 16 57 16 71 16 86 17 00 17 14 17 28 17 43 17 37
60 16 82 16 96 17 11 17 25 17 40 17 54 17 69 17 83
61 17 06 17 20 17 35 17 50 17 65 17 79 17 9. 18 08
62 17 30 17 4s 17 60 1773 1790 180° 18 °0 18 33
63 17 54 17 69 17 84 18 00 18 15 18 30 18 45 18 60
64 17 78 17 93 18 09 18 24 18 40 18 °3 18 7 | 8 86
65 18 0° 18 18 18 34 18 °0 18 63 18 °o 1890 19 is
66 18 26 | 8 42 18 58 18 74 18 90 19 O6 19 22 19 º
67 18 50 18 66 18 83 1899 19 " 19 31 19 47 19 3.
68 18 74 1890 1997 19 ° 1940 19 ° 19 7° 19 º
69 18 98 19 15 19 32 19 49 19 65 19 8? 19 98 20 .
7 O 19 °3 1940 19 °7 1979 1999 20 97 20 * | 20 .
71 19 47 19 64 - 19 81 19 98 20 15 20 32 20 49 20 9?
72 19 7" 1988 20 00 20 ** 20 40 20 °7 20 º 20 17
73 is 9, go tº 20 * | 20 " | 20 20. 2: . . . .
74 20 19 20 °7 20 ** 20 7° 20 9° 21 º 21 51 21 69
75 20 48 20 o' 20 79 20 97 21 ° 21 58 2 | 77 21 93
76 20 07 20 * 2 1 04 21 ** 21 49 2 | * . * .
77 20 9" 2 1 09 2 1 38 2 40 2 1 0° 21 °3 22 22 47
(f 1 5 21 * 21 33 2 | 72 21 99 22 99 22 39 22
§ | | | | | | | | | | | | | 3 || || 3: . . . . . .
80 Q 1 64 21 8° 22 0° 22 * 22 4° 22 °9 22 04 22 £3
8 1 21 88 22 07 22 39 22 ** 22 0° 22 * 23 2. 23 48
82 22 * 22 ** 22 ** 22 70 22 90 23 99 2:3 . 23.
83 º, so | 33 as 227 22 * 23. 23. . . . . .
84 22 00 22 80 23 00 23 °0 23 40 23 60 23 24

Calculation, see page 254.
2 H
234
B O R A X AND T IN CAL,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

15 cases, weighing:
cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross, 43, 3, 23 tare, 11, 1, 21 real.
11 , 2, 23 draft, 0 , I , 2 @ 2 lbs. each.
Nett, 32, 1, 0 . . . . . . . ... a 60s. P. cwt. . . . . . . . .
Entry, bond, certificate, .................. if 0 , 1.
Lot money, cooperage, marking, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 m
Cartage, wharfage, and shipping, ..... . . . . . . . , 0 m. I
Brokerage, } {P cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 m
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . , 0,
/
/
/
y
/
/
:
i
Insurance, £125,.. a 30s. P. cent, £ 1, 17, 6
Policy duty, , 0, 10, 0
— » 2 // 7 // 6
96
15
18
:6
Commission, 2 tſ’ cent.
£
102
13
H
104
14
Exchange, a 105 ºf cent, &
Freight, 210 feet, a 30s. tº 40 feet, ........ + 7, 17, 6
Primage, 5 tº cent, 2, 0, 7, 10
£ 8, 5, 4
Exchange, É9 p. 28° 40, 2& 36, 74
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... , 3, 50
Cartage, labour, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 75
Delivery, cooperage, and weighing, ............ , 7, 70
Advertising, postage and small charges, ........ , 6, 50
Warehouse rent, a 25 cents, tº month, 1 month, , 3, 75
28 61, 94
Brokerage,.... 0} 25
Fire Insurance, 0; itſ cent. &
Commission, .. 5 25 § 11% º cent . . . . , 61 , 27
Guarantee, . . . . .2% ,
Interest, 6 mths. 3 95 2&
in New York,
Weight, gross, 4,920 lbs.
Tare, 1,280,
Nett, 3,640 lbs. . . . . . . . . a 16" cents {p lb. .... 28°
Table, see page 233.
488
123
612
612.
83
21
04
54
*
TU R KEY O PIUM,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

6 cases, weighing : (the leaves being first rubbed off.)
cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross, 9, 1, 14 draft, 0, 0, 6
1 / 3 ſ, 14 tare, I , 3, 8 real.
Nett, 7 m 2 ſ, 0 = 840 lbs... a 14s. r. Ib.... e. 588 0 || 0
Discount, 2% tº cent. 14|| 14 || 0
ſº f 573| 6 || 0
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 0 , 12, 6
Cooperage and marking, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 6, 0
Wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0, 6, 0
Brokerage, } tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2, 18 , 10
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . » 0, 10, 6
Insurance, £600, a 30s. tº cent. . 429, 0, 0
Policy duty, 1 , 10, 0
— , 10, 10, 0 15| 3 |10
4, 588 9 |10
Commission, 2 tº cent. 11| 15 5
#3 600 5 || 3
Exchange, 105 # cent. 28' 2,801, 22
Freight, 24 feet, a 40s. # ton of 40 feet, ...... £ 1 , 4, 0
Primage, 5 # cent, , 0, 1 , 3
£ 1, 5, 3
c Exchange, £9 # 28°40,.... 28' 5, 62
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . tº a e e o O sº e s e e s e e s e 2, 3, 50
Cartage, housing, and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2 m, 25
Advertising, 284, weighing and delivery, 28 1, . . . . , 5 m 00
Rent, 1 month, a 12# cents, . . . . . . . . tº gº tº e s e e º ſº º , 0, 75
- 28 17, 12
Fire Insurance,. . . . . . 0} {} cent.
Commission, . . . . . . . . 5 95
Guarantee, '........ 2} , @ 11; d? ct... 313, 54 330, 66
Interest, 6 months, .. 3 95 28, 3,131| 88
Brokerage, ... . . . . . 0} .
in New York,
Invoice nett, weight, 845 lbs. . . 0.283.70% cents d? lb..... &| 3,130| 73
2 H 2
236
TU R K F. Y O PITU M.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

RXCHANGE.
London | 105 106 107 108 109 I 10 I l I I 12
price Or Or OI" Or' Or Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
** | 4.66.66 || 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 || 480.00 || 484.44 || 4.88.88 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
Shillings. Dol, cts. Dol, cts. Dol, cts. | Dol. cts. Dol. cts. | Dol. cts. | Dol. cts. | Dol, cts.
1 O 2.65% 2.68 2.70% 2.73 2.75% 2.78 2.80% 2.83
1 J 2.91} | 2.94 2.97 || 2.99% 3.02} | 3.05 3.08 3.10%
12 3. 18 3.21 3.24. 3.27 3.30 3.33 3.36 3.39
13 3.44 3.47 3.50% 3.53% 3.57 3.60 3.68} | 3.66%
14 3.70% 3.74 3.7% 3.81 3.84% 3.88 3.91% 3.95
15. 3.96% 4.00 4.04 4.07% 4.11% | 4.15 4. 19 4.22}
16 4.23 4.27 4.3.1 4.35 4.39 4.43 4.47 4.51
17 4.49 4.53 4.57% 4.61% 4.66 4.70 4.74% 4.78%
18 4.75% 4.80 4.84% 4.89 4.93% 4.98 5.02% 5.07
19 5.01% 5.06 5. 1 1 5.15} | 5.20% 5.25 5.30 5.34%
20 5.28 5.33 5.38 5.43 5.48 5.53 5.58 5.63
21 5.54 5.59 5.64% 5.69% 5.75 5.80 5.85% 5.90%
22 5.80% 5.86 5.91} | 5.97 6.02% | 6.08% 6.13% 6.19
23 6.06% 6. 12 6.18 6.23# 6.29% 6.30 6,41 6.46%
24 6.33 6.39 6.45 6.5 ! 6.57 6.63 6.69 6.75
25 6.59 6.65 6.71% 6.77% 6.84 6.90 6.96% 7.02%
26 6.85% 6.92 6.98% 7.05 7.11% 7.18 7.24% 7.31
27 7. 11; 7.18 7.25. 7.31% 7.38% 7.45 7.52 7.58%
28 7.38 7,45 7.52 7.59 7.66 7.73 7.80 7.87
29 7.64 7.71 7.78% 7.85% 7.93 8.00 8.07% 8.14%
30 7.90% 7.98 8.05% 8.13 8.20% 8.28 8.35% 8.43
Note. In regular demand for the China trade.
287
EA ST IN DIA R H U BAR B,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

15 cases, weighing :
.” cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross, 21, 1, 22 draft, 0, 0, 15 a 1 lb.
2, 3, 22 tare, 2, 3, 7 real.
Nett, 18, 2, 0 = 2,072 lbs..... a 28. § lb. . . . £
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . # 0 , 12, 6
Lot money, cooperage, marking, . . . . . . . . . . . . » 1 , , 0, 0
Cartage, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . .” 1 / 2 m 6
Brokerage, # #” cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 m 9 m *
Bills of lading and small charges, ... . . . . . . . . . » 0 m. 19 m 6
Insurance, £350, a 30s. #' cent, ... it 3 m 15 m 9
Policy duty, .. , 0 m, 15 m 0
2, 4, 10, 0
f
Commission, 2 P cent.
216
207
:6
22()
:
Exchange, 105 iſ cent. 31
Freight, 62 feet, a 30s. # 40 feet,. . . . . . . . . . . . ... 82, 6, 6
Primage, 5 # cent, , 0 m, 2 m 4
fº , 8, 10
Exchange, £9 p. 28.40. 28, 10, 85
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . free,
Entry, permit, &c.; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " 3, 50
Cartage, housing, labour, ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .” 2 m 50
Advertising, weighing, delivery, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . » ºn 60
Warehouse rent, 1 month a 124 cents * case. . . . .” 1 , 87
Postage and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ” 1 /, 75
2827, 07
Fire Insurance, ... 0# *P cent-Y
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0# 2,
Commission, . . . . 5 95 @ 113 tº cent, . . 117, 40
1,028, 22
144 47
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2% 9, 2%
Interest, say,. . . . 3 95
in New York,
Weight, gross, 2,392 lbs.
tare, 312 2,
Neº, 2,0so Ibs..........a 56° ºne ºf ºil. s
1,172 69
1,172. 70
238
EA ST IN DIA R H U B.A. R. B.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING PRICES.

|EXCHANGE.
LoNDoN 105 106 107 108 109 | 10 | 1 || 1 12
price Or Or Or OT Or Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts m | D.cts m | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
Per tº 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 || 480.00 || 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
S. d. Dol.cts. Dol cts. | Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts, Dol.cts.
1 ... O 9:29; 0.29% 0.29; 0.30 0.30% | 0.30% º; O.31
1.3 o.36% 0.86; 0.36; 9.3% 0.37} | 0.37% 0.37% º
1.6 0.42% 0.43% 0.48% º; 0.44% 94; O. A.5 O. 45:
1.9 0.49; 0.50 0.50% 0.50% 0.51} | 0.51; º O. 52%
2.0 0.56; o.56% 0.57; 0.57% 0.58; oº:: 0.59; o,59;
2.3 0.63% 0.635 | 0.64% 0.64% 0.65; o.65% | 0.66% o.67
2.6 0.69% ozo; 0.71% 0.71% 0.72; o.73 0.73; 0.74}
2.9 º; 0.77+ 0.78 0.783 || 0.79; 0.80 0.80% 0.813
3 O 9 * 0.84% º; 0.85; 0.86; 0.87% º; 0.88;
3.3 9.9% 0.91 º; 0.92; 0.93; 0.94% 0.95% 0.96
3.6 0.96% 0.97% 0.98% º; 1.00% 1. () li 1.02} 1.03%
3.9 1.03? 1.04; 1.05; 1.06} | 1.07% | 1.083 | 1.093 | 1.10%
4.0 i.io; 1.11% | 1.11% 1.13% | 1.14% | 1.15} | 1.16} | 1.17%
4.3 º 1.18% | 1.19% | 1.203 | 1.21% | 1.22; 1.23; 1.243
4.6 1.23% | 1.25% | 1.26; º 1.28} | 1.29% | 1.30% | 1.32
4.9 39; º: 1.33} ºf 1.35% | 1.36% | 1.38 1.39%
5.0 tº tº lº 1.41} | 1.423 | 1.43% º 1.46%
5.3 *} 1.45} | 1.46% | 1.48% º; 1.5 l 1.52; 1.53%
5.6 1.50% º 1.55% º 1.56; 1.58 º 1.60%
5.9 i.57% i.59 | 1.60; tº tº tº tº 1.6%
6.0 i.64; 1.66 1.67; ºš 1.7% | 1.7% 1.73% | 1.75%
6.3 1.7 13 | 1.72% | 1.74% | 1.76# 1.77; tº tº: 1.82;
6.6 1.78 1.79g | 1.81; 1.83 1.84% | 1.86; º 1.89
6.9 1.84% | 1.86 1.88% 1.90 191} | 1.93% lº 1.97
7.0 º 1.933 193; 1.97 1.98% 2.00% 2.02; º
7.3 1.98; 2.00% 2.02% gº; 2.05% 2.07; 2.09% 2.11;
7.6 2.05} | 2.07% 2.09 2.10% 2.12% 2.14% 2.16% 2.18%
7.9 2.11; 2.13% 2.15} | 2.17% 2.19% 2.21; *::::: 2.25%
8.0 2.18% 2.20% 2.22; 2.24; 2.26% 2.28% 2.30% 2.33
239
UN RE FIN E D C A M PHOR,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.
52 chests, weighing:
cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross, 58, 3, 16 draft, 0 , 1, 24 a 1 lb. each.
5, 1, 8 tare, 14, 3, 12 real.
Nett, 43, 2, 8. . . . . . . . a £8 p. cwt... . . . . . . . it
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . # 0, 12, 6
Lot money, coopering and marking, . . . . . . . . . . , 4, 6, 8
Cartage, wharfage, shipping, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 9, 4
Brokerage, } tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1, 15 m 0
Bills of lading and small charges, ... . . . . . . . . . , 0, 10, 6
Insurance, £400, a 30s. P cent, ... f. 6, 0, 0
Policy duty, , 1, 0, 0
tº-ºne
» 7, 0, 0
f
Commission, 2 + cent
£
348 || 1
17| 14
366 5
373 12
i

Exchange, 105 tº cent. 2S
Freight, 208 feet, a 30s. # 40 feet, . . . . . . . . # 7, 16, 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, 2, 0, 7, 10
Exchange, £9 # 28°40, 28.36 m; 41
Duty,. . . . . . e Q e e s s a e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 3 m 50
Cartage, labour, receiving, and delivery, ........ , 4, 88
Weighing, advertising, and petty charges,. . . . . . . . , 7, 94
1 month rent, @ 64 cents, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 3 m 25
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0% ,
Commission, .... 5 55 @ 113 tº cent, . 200, 12
28 55, 98
1,743 47
256 10
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2%. ,
Interest, . . . . . . . . 3 x, 2&
in New York,
Delivery weight, gross, 6,462 lbs.
Tare, 1,664 , (Invoice.)
Nett, 4,798 lbs. . . . . a 41 ° cents ºf lb. . . 28.
1,999. 57
1,999 80
240
UN RE FIN E D C A M P HO R.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
LoN Don 105 106 107 108 109 1 IO 1 11 I 12
& Or Or Or Or Or Ol' - Or Or
price
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m | D.cts.m
Per "W" | 4.66.66 || 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 4.84.44 || 4.88 88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
£, s. cts. p. ib. cts. p. f6. cts p. h. cts, p. fib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib.
8. O 41 68 42 00 '42 ** 42 83 43 * 43 00 44 99 44 39
8. 5 42 9. 43 °0 43 70 44 99 44 49 44 89 45 °0 45 70
8.1 O 44 '4 44 * 44 95 45 30 45 77 46 18 46 00 47 02
8. 15 45 °7 45 79 46 °1 46 03 47 05 47 47 47 90 48 33
9. O 4600 47 93 47 46 47 89 48 32 48 76 49 °0 49 63
> 9. 5 47 83 48 27 48 71 49 15 49 60 50 05 5 O 50 50 94
9. 10 490° 49 °' 49 99 50 4° 50 88 5 1 34 51 80 52 20
9. 15 50 39 50 7° 51 22 51 68 52 15 52 02 53 10 53 57
10. O 51 * 51 99 52 47 52 95 53 43 53 91 54 49 54 88
| O. 5 52 7° 53 * 53 79 54 ** 54 71 55 °o 55 7° 56 19
1 O. 10 53 98 54 48 54 98 55 48 55 98 56 49 57 00 57 49
10.15 55 * 55 7° 56 23 56 7% 57 26 57 78 58 99 58 82
l 1 ... O 56 44 56 90 57 48 58 01 5.8 °4 59 07 59 69 60 13
1 l. 5 57 07 58 °0 58 73 59 °8 59 °3 60 37 60 99 61 34
1 1. 10 58 90 59 “ 59 99 60 34 61 to G1 65 62 °0 62 75
1 1. 15 60 13 60 09 61 35 61 81 62 38 62 94 63 50 64 14
12.. O 61 36 61 99 62 50 63 98 63 6s 64 °3 64 80 65 38
12, 5 62 °9 63 17 63 75 64 33 649? 65 51 66 10 66 59
12. 1 O 63 * 64 41 65 01 65 60 66 20 66 80 67 40 68 00
12.1 5 65 ° 65 0° 66 26 66 87 || 67 48 68 ° | 68 70 || 69 31
13. O 66 28 66 91 67 51 68 13 68 75 . . . 69 37 7 O 00 70 62
13. 5 67 51 68 14 68 77 09 40 70 02 70 66 71 30 71 93
13. 10 68 74 69 * 70 03 70 66 71 31 7 196 72 00 73 2*
13. 15 69 97 70 6- 71 28 || 7 || 93 72 58 73 24 73 90 74 56
14. 0 71 so 7 186 72 53 73 19 73 86 74 °3 75 30 75 87
| 4. 5 72 4° 73 lo 73 78 74 46 75 14 75 83 76 30 77 is
14. 10 73 60 74 34 75 03 75 72 76 +1 77 19 77 so 78 49
14. 15 74 89 75 39 76 29 76 99 77 69 78 39 79 10 79 80
15. () 76 tº 76 83 77 35 78 °6 78 97 7968 80 40 81 in
15. 5 77 35 78 O7 78 SO 79 52 80 25 80 97 81 70 82 4?
15. 10 78 38 79 33 80 0° 80 78 81 5? 89 26 83 00 83 73
15 15 79 st 80 * 81 30 82 95 82 80 83 55 84 30 85 05
|6. O. 8 04 8 I 80 82 50 83 32 84 98 84 84 85 60 86 36
Note. New-York possesses several camphor-refineries under the protection of a heavy
import duty on the refined article; so that only the unrefined will answer as a consign-
ment from England. -
24 )
C U R R A N T S,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

- cwt. qrs. lbs.
33 butts, viz. gross, 674, 3, 23
Draft, 0 , 2, 10 @ 2 lbs.
674 , 1 , 13
Tare, 108, 1, 13 a) 18 lbs. tº cwt.
Nett, 566, 0, 0 a 66s. P. cwt. (long price).:f 1,867. 16 || 0
Discount, 1 tº cent. 18| 13 || 6
£ 1,849| 2 || 6
Less, duty...nett, 566 cwt. . . . . . . a 44s. 4d. P. cwt. . . . . 1,254| 12 || 8
£| 594| 9 |10
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 0 , 12, 6
Wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 6, 12, 0
Cooperage and marking, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2, 19, 0
Lighterage and watching, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4, 2, 0
Brokerage, } + cent, on £1,849 , 2, 6d. . . . . . 2, 9 / 5 / 0
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 10, 6
Insurance, £650, a 30s. #' cent, ... f. 9, 15, 0
Policy duty, , 1, 15, 0
wº 2, 11 / 10, 0 35. I 1 || O
f 630 0 ||10
Commission, 2 + cent. 12| 12 || 0
£ 642; 12 || 10
Exchange, 105 tº cent. 28 2,999 00 |
Freight, a 208. tº butt, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 33 m 0, 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, , 1, 13, 0
£ 34, 13 , 0
Exchange, £9 tº 28°40 . & 154, 00 .
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free,
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3,00
Cartage and housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 25 m 00
Cooperage and petty charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 12, 00
2&194, 00
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº cent.
Brokerage . . . . . . O# 2,
Commission, . . . . 3. 95 @ 11; itſ’ cent... . . , 355 , 22 549| 22
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2%. 2,
Interest, 6 months 3 55 28 || 3,548 22
In New York,
Weighing, gross, 75,534 lbs.
Tare, 9,064 , Ø 12 tº cent. - || -
Nett, 66,470 lbs. ... a 5 “ cents tº lb. . . . . 28; 3,549 50
2 I
242
C U R R A N T S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
EXCHANGE.
LoNDoN 105 106 107 108 109 110 1 11 I 12
price Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts-m
P** | 4.66.66 4.71.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44. 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Shillings. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. f6. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ºb.
5() 1 64 1 66 1 68 l 69 171 173 1 74 1 76
5 1 188 1 90 1 92 193 195 196 1 98 2 00
52 2 11 2 13 2 1 5 2 16 2 18 2 30 2 ** 2 24.
53 2 34 2 36 2 33 240 24? 244 2 46 2 48
54 2 37 2 39 2 62 2 64 2 66 2 68 Q 70 2 7.
55 2 80 283 2 86 288 290 292 2.95 2 98
56 303 3.06 3 09 3 11 3 14 3 16 3.19 S 22
57 3 36 3 29 3 33 3 35 3 38 340 3.43 3 46
58 3.49 3 53 3 36 339 - 3 62 3 65 3 68 3 72
59 3.7% 3 76 380 3 83. 3 86 3 89 39s 3 95
60 3 95 3 99 4 04 4 O7 4. 10 4. 13 4 17 4 ºl
61 419 4 °3 4 °7 4 30 4 23 4 37 4 41 4 45
62 4. 42 4. 46 4 50 45° 4 37 4 61 4 65 4. 69
63 4 65 469 474 4 77 4 81 4 85 4.90 4 95
64 4 88 4 94 4. 97 5 O1 5 05 5 09 5 14 5 19
65 5 it 5 * 520 524 539 5 34 5 39 5 44
66 5 34 5 39 5 44 5 49 5 53 5 58 5 63 5 68
67 5 57: 5 62 5 67 5 72 5 77 5 82 5 87 5 93
68. 5 80 5 85 5 91 5 96 6 Q1 6 06 6 12 6 17
69 603 6 09 6 tº 620 6.25 630 636 6 4s
70 6 so 63? 6 38 643 649 6 *4 600 6 º
7 I 650 656 662 667 673 6.79 6 85 6 91.
72 6 73 6 79 6.8% 690 697 7 03 7 09 7 13
73 696 7 o’ 7 09 7 15 7 * 7 *7 7 33 7 39
74 7 19 7 *s 7 as 7 38 744 749 7 34 7 do
75 742 749 7 36 7 6. 7 68 77° 7 81 7 so
76 7 6s 77° 779 7 83 7 93 7. 99 8 06 8 13
77 7 88 7 95 8 03 8 O9 8 16 8 23 8 30 8 37
78 8 11 8 23 8 26 8 33 8 40 8 47 8 55 8 63
79 8 34 8 42 8 50 8 57 8 64 8 71 8 79 8 87
8O 8 37 8 65 8 73 8 80 8 88 895 90° 9 11 -

Note. Currants being sold in London by the re-weight, and the duty being calculated
on the customs landing-weight, the customs-tare also frequently differing from the usual
tare of the trade, a small difference often occurs between the seller's nett-weight and that
on which the return of duty is allowed, sometimes in favour of the purchaser, at others to
his prejudice. ---" -- -
Caroteels and other small packages are of more ready sale than butts.
243
SMY R N A R A IS IN S,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

100 barrels, weighing :
cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross, 390, 0, 0
Draft, 0 , 3, 16 a 1 lb.
389 , 0, 12
Tare, 55 , 2, 10 @ 16 lbs. $P 112 lbs.
Nett, 333, 2, 2..........@ 38s. #' cwt. ........ + 633 13 | 8
Discount, 1 # cent. 6|| 6 || 8
£ 627| 7 || 0
cwt. qrs. lb.
Deduct, duty on nett, 333, 0, 9...... a 20s. p. cwt. . . . . . 333| 2 || 0
:3 29.4| 5 || 0
Entry, bond, cocket, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 0 , 12, 6
Wharfage and shipping, ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 15, 0
Lighterage, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 m 0 , 0
Brokerage, } {P cent, on £627, 7, Od. . . . . . . , 3, 3, 4
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 10, 6
Insurance, £350 a 30s. P. cent, , , £5, 5 , 0
Policy duty, , 1, 0, 0
* » 6 m 5 ,, 0 15| 6 || 4
38 309|| 1 || || 4
Commission, 2 #' cent. 6|| 3 || 8
:9 315|| 15 || 0
- Exchange, a 105 # cent, 28 1,473 50
Freight, a 30s. # ton and primage, 5 tº cent, .. 28 116, 74
Duty,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 3 m 50
Cartage and housing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 13 m, 25
Labour, delivery, coopering, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 7, 05
Weighing, a 4 cents tº 100 lbs. and advertising, .. , 21 , 47
Postage and petty charges. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 2 m 50
1 month rent, @ 4 cts. #' barrel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 00
28 168, 51
Fire Insurance, . . . . 0# tº cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . . 0% 55 -
Commission, . . . . . . 5 99 @ 11; ?: cent. . 182, 67 351, 18
Guarantee. . . . . . . . . 2% 25 --- *
Interest º e e s e º e º º 3° 35 28 1,824 68
..? in New York,
Actual weight, gross, 43,671 lbs.
Tare, 5,211 .,, a 12 tº cent.
Nett, 38,430 lbs. . . . . a 47° cents # lb. . . . . 281 1,852 42
2 I 2
S M Y R N A R A IS IN S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
Losmos 105 || 106 || 107 || 108 || 109 || 110 || 1 || 1 || 112
price Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m. D.cts.m
* * | 4.66.66 471.11 4.75.55 4,8000 | 484.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Shillings. cts p. ft |cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib., cts. p. ib. cts. p. ſp. cts. p. th: | cts. p. ib. |cts. p. ib.
30 2 87 2 89 2 92 2 94 2 97 2 99. 3 O1 3 O4
31 3 11 3 13 3 16 3 16 3 * 3 23 3 26 3 29
32 3 34 3 37 3 40 3 43 3 46 3 48 3 51 3 54
33 3 38 3 61 3 64 3 07 3 70 3 72 3 75 3 78
- 34 3 81 3 84 3 87 3 90 3 94 3 97 4 00 4 09
35 4 05 4 08 4 11 4 14 4 18 4 °l 4 25 4 *8
36 4 28 4 3 * 4. 35 4 39 4 43 4. 46 4 50 4 54
37 4 52 4 * 4 59 4 63 4 67 4 70 4 74 4 78
$8 4 75 4 79 4 83 4 87 4 91 4 95 4 99 || 5 09
39 4 99 5 03 5 07 5 it 5 * 5 19 5 24 5 28
40 5 22 5 26 5 31 5 35 5 40 5 45 5 49 5 54
4 I 5 46 5 50 5 55 5 59 5 64 5 68 5 73 5 78
A2 5 69 5 73 5 78 5 83 5 88 5 93 5 98 6 03
43 5 93 5 97 6 02 6 07 6 * 6 17 6 23 6 **
44 6 16 6 * 6 26 6 31 6 37 6 42 6 48 6 53
45 6 40 6 4.5 6 30 6 ** 6 61 6 66 6 7° 6 78
46 6 63 6 69 6 74 679, 6 85 6 91 697 7 os
47 6 87 6 92 698 03 7 O9 7 I 5 7 22 7 28
48 7 10 7 16 7 ** 28 7 34 740 747 7 53
49 7 34 740 7 46 7 % 7 58 7 04 7 71 777
50 . 7 57 7 63 7 70 7 76 . 7 82 7 89 7 96 8 03
Note. Malaga fruit from England answer but very seldom, as the Americans carry
on a very regular and extensive trade with the south of Spain direct. -
Some observation relative to the allowance of duty, applicable also to Smyrna
raisins, will be found under the article of currants, &c.
245
S M Y R N A FIGS,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

946 half drums.
810 quarter do.
1756 drums, weighing:
tºm cwt. qrs. lbs. cwt. qrs. lbs.
946–2 gross, 213, 0, 9 -
Draft, 0, 3, 11 212, 0, 26
810–4 gross, 110, 1, 1
Draft, 0,, 2, 25 109 , 2, 4
321 / 3, 2
Tare, 12 lbs. # 112 lbs... 34, 1 , 25
Nett, 287, 1, 5 a 44s. P. cwt. £ 632| 0 || 1
Discount, I ?: cent. 6|| 6 || 6
#3 625 14 || 5
Deduct, duty, nett, 287 cwt. . . . . . . . . a 21s. 6d. p. cwt. . . . . . . 308| 10 || 6
f 317| 3 |II
Entry, bond and certificate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . if 0 , 12, 6
Unhousing, wharfage and shipping, . . . . . . . . 2, 6, 11 , 8
Lighterage,. . . . . . . 5 : * > . e. e s • e o e = * * * * * * * * * * 52 1 /, 0,, O
Brokerage, }, + cent, on £625, 14, 5d. . . . . 2, 3 ſ, 3 m 3
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 10 / 6
Insurance, £400, a 30s. P. cent, ... f. 6, 0, 0
Policy duty, I , 0, 0
ººmsmanº- 59 7 m 0,, 0 18 17 11
#| 336|| 1 |TO
Commission, 2 tº cent. 6|| || 4 || 5
:É 342|T6 T3
Exchange, a WTFTSTT3575 I-
Freight, . . . . . . ... a 2d. iſ drum, . . . . . . . . . . . £ 14, 12, 8
Primage, 5 # cent, 2, 0, 14 , 8
£ | 5 f / 7 // 4
Exchange £9 tº 28°40.... & 68, 33
Duty, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 m 50
Cartage, housing, labour, delivery and cooperage, .. , 12, 00
Weighing, 4 cents tº 100 lbs. advertising, &c...... , 17, 50
1 month rent, a) # cents tº dram {P month, . . . . . . , 8, 80
28, 110, 13
Fire Insurance, ... 0# * cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0% ,
Commission, . . . . # 95 @ 11% tº cent, . . . . 190 , 27 300 40
Guarantee, . . . . . . 7 55 *
Interest, º . . . . . . 3 99 2& 1,900. 19
Weight in New York,
Gross, 36,200 lbs.
Tare, 3,620 ,
Nett, 32,580 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . Ø 5° cents # lb. . . . . . 28' 1,899 41
246
S M Y R N A FIG S.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
LoNDoN 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 I 12
price Or . Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
D.cts.m D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. D.cts.m
* * | 4.66.66 4.7.1.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44 || 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
Shillings. |cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. [cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. |cts. p. Ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. rh. cts. p. ib.
35 3 69 3 72 3 75 3 78 3 81 3 84 3 88 3 91
36 39* 3.95 3 99 4 02 4 06 4 o9 4 13 4 10
37 4 17 4 20 4 23 4 27 4 31 4 34 4 38 4 42
38 4 40 4 44 4 48 4 5 1 4 55 4 59 4 63 4 67
39 4 64 4 68 4 7? 4 76 4 80 4 84 4 88 4 9e
40 4 88 4.92 496 5 00 5 05 5 09 5 14 5 19
41 5 12 5 16 5 20 5 25 5 30 5 34 5 39 5 44
42 5 35 5 40 5 45 5 49 5 54 5 59 5 64 5 69
43 5 59 5 64 5 69 5 74 5 79 5 84 5 89 5 94
44 5 83 5 88 5 93 598 6 04 6 09 6 64 6 19
45 6 07 61% 6 18 6 23 6 29 6 34 6 39 6 44
46 6 31 6 36 6.4% 6 47 6 53 6 38 6 64 6 69
47 6 34 6 60 6 66 6 72 6 78 6 83 6 89 695
48 6 78 6 84 690 6 96 7 os 7 os 7 14 7 so
49 7 oz 7 os 7 14 7 so 7 sz 7 33 740 7 46
50 7 so 7 * 7 38 7 4s 7 * 7 38 7 65 7 7s
51 7 49 7 36 7 63 7 70 777 7 83 7 90 7 97
52 7 73 7 80 7 87. 7 94 8 {) 1 8 08 8 15 8 22
53 7 97 8 04 8 11 8 18 8 26 8 33 8 40 8 47
54 8 21 8 28 8 35 8 43 8 *l 8 37 8 65 8 73
55 8 45 8 * 8 60 8 68 8 76 8 83 8 90 8 98
56 3 68 8 70 8 84 89? 900 9 of 9 tº 9 **
57 8 92 9 00 9 08 9 16 9 24 9 32 9 40 9 48
58 9 16 9 * 9 32 9 41 949 9 37 9 66 9 74
59 40 9 48 9 56 9 65 74 9 83 9 91 10 00
60 9 63 97% 9 81 9 89 999 1 O O7 10 16 10 25
61 9 87 996 10 05 10 14 10 23 1 O 32 10 * * 10 50
62 10 it 10 30 10 39 10 30 10 48 10 57 10 07 10 77
63 10 35 | O 44 10 53 1 O 63 10 73 10 82 10 91 1 1 00
64 10 39 10 68 10 78 10 88 10 98 1 1 07 1 1 17 11 26
65 10 * 1093 1 1 0° 1 l 12 11 * | 11 3: 1 1 4° 11 **
Note. The United States are proverbial for the excellence, variety and abundance
of their green fruits, in addition to which they receive almost daily from the West Indies
supplies of the products of a tropical soil; there is notwithstandin
extensive demand for dried fruits from the Mediterranean.
The remarks with res
apply likewise to figs.
g a constant and very
pect to the allowance of duty, made under the table for currants,
247
BITTER A LM ON DS,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

35 serons, weighing:
cwt. qrs. lbs.
Gross, 82, 2, 14
Draft, 0 , 2, 14 @ 2 lbs. &# seron.
82, 0, 0
Tare, 3, 3, 0 (a) 12 lbs. tº do.
Nett, 78, 1, 0 . . . . . . . . . . a 268. #' cwt. . . . . . . . .it
Discount, 2% tº cent.
:6
Entry, bond, certificate,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... # 0, 12, 6
Marking and lighterage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 1 m 5 ºr 6
Unhousing, wharfage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0, 18 m, 6
Brokerage, # tº cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0, 10, 0
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 10, 6
Insurance, £125, a 30s. tſ’ cent... . . if I , 17, 6
Policy duty, , 0, 10, 0
— , 2, 7, 6
101
14
IO
99
fº
Commission, 2 tº cent.
:6
105
107
10
f
:
Exchange, 105 tº cent, 28.
Freight, a 30s. $ ton of 40 feet, . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 9, 7, 6
Primage, 5 # cent, 2, 0, 9, 5
£ 9, 16, 11
- Exchange, £9 # 28°40, 28 43, 76
Duty,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . free.
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 50
Cartage, labour, receiving, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 5, 00
Labour, delivery, weighing, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 5, 40
Advertising, postage and petty charges, . . . . . . . . , 6, 30
28 63, 96
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0%. ,
Commission, .... 5 55 @ 11% tº cent..... , 62, 94
50]
126
74
90
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2%. ,
Interest, . . . . . . . . 3 2, 2&
in New York,
Weight, gross 9,250 lbs. --
- Tare, 420 , Ø 12 lbs. tº seron.
Nett, s,ssolbs...... a 7" cents v Ib........'s
628
628
64
69
248
BITTER ALMONDs.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.
LoNDoN
price
per cwt.
18
19
2O
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
$6
37
Shillings.
EXCHANGE.
105 106 107 I08 109 | 10 1 11 | 12
Or Or Or Or Or Or OT Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
4.66.66 4.7.1.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 1.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. ib. cts. p. f6. cts. p. f6. |cts. p. Th. cts. p. ib.
5 * 5 29 5 33 5 37 5 * 5 46 5 50 5 54
5 48 5 52 5 57 5 61 5 66 5 70 5 75 5 79
5 72 5 76 5 81 5 86 5 91 5 93 6 00 6 05
595 6 00 6 05 6 10 6 ** 6 20 6 *4 6 29
6 19 6 24 6 29 6 34 6 39 6 44 6 49 6 54
6 42 6 47 6 53 6 57 6 63 6 68 6 74 6 79
6 65 6 70 6 76 6 82 6 88 6 93 6 99 7 03
6 89 694 7 00 7 06 7 12 7 17 7 23 7 29
7 18 7 18 7 *4 7 30 7 36 7 4s 7 4s 7 *
7 36 7 4s 7 48 7 34 7 Gl 7 67 7 73 7 79
7 39 7 6s 77° 7 78 7 * 7 91 7 98 8 94
7 sº 7 89 7. 96 8 03 8 to 8 16 8 23 8 30
8 07 8 14 8 * * 8 27 8 * 8 41 8 48 8 **
8 30 8 37 8 49 8 * 8 39 8 66 8 73 8 79
8 ** 8 61 8 69 8 76 8 83 8 90 8 97 9 04
8 77 8 85 8 93 9 00 908 9 * 9 * 9 39
9 * 909 9 17 9 24 9 ** 9 39 9 47 9 *
9 * 9 33 9 * 9 49 9 *7 9 64 9 7° 9 80
9 * 9 36 9 * 9 7° 9 * 9 89 9 97 10 0.5
9 7" 9 80 9 89 9 97 1 O 06 1 O 14 1 O 22 10 30

Note. BITTER ALMonds are not only applied to purposes of confectionary, but
are also used by quantities in chemical preparations.
249
J AM AIC A R U M,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.


50 puncheons, containing:
5,800 imperial gallons . . . a 2s. P. gallon, on board. ... if
Brokerage, a 5s. # puncheon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12, 10, 0
Small charges, . . . . . . . . . . e a e e s e e s = e º e º 'º v a , 0, 10, 6
Insurance, £625. . a 30s. P. cent. . .89, 7, 6
Policy duty, , 1, 15, 0
» ll // 2, 6
580
24
£
Commission, 2 tº cent.
#3
604
12
616
Exchange, a 105 P cent. &
Freight, a 12s. 6d. if puncheon, . . . . . . . . . . . . tº 31 , 5 , 0
Primage, 5 # cent, 2, 1 , 11 , 4
£ 32, 16, 4
Exchange £9 # 28 40. 28. 145, 86
Duty on, 6,960 gallons.
Allowance, 139 , 2 d? cent.
6,821 gals. 3rd. proof
g @ 57 cents tº gallon.33,887.97
Discount, the duty being payable #
in 3 months, , in 6 months, average
4# months @ 4 tº cent, is 1} + cent, , 58.32
- . 2, 3,829, 65
Entry, permit, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 3, 50
Cartage, labour and storing, ... . . . . . . . . . . . . , 20, 00
Advertising, coopering, guaging, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 31, 12
Warehouse rent, 1 month a 25 cents. ........ , 12, 10
Delivery, postage and small charges, ... . . . . . . . , 8, 55
e 28 4,050, 78
Fire Insurance, ... 0# tº cent.
Brokerage, ...... 0% 25
2,875
4,821
Commission, .... 5 25 a) II; tº ct. . . . . , 770, 58
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2} , º - -
Interest, ... . . . . .3 95 . 28%
in New York, . . - -
measuring a 100 imperial gallons to 120 old gallons :
Gallons 6,960 . . . . . . @ 28 1.10 * cents {P gallon. . . . . . 28.
7
-*;
7,697|
12
7,696
57
2 K
J AM AI C A R U M.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING PRICES.

|EXCHANGE.
London 105 106 107 108 109 I 10 I 11 1 12
price Or Or Or or Or Or Or Or
- D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts m D.cts m D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts m
per gallon: 4.66.66 || 4.71.11 4 75.55 4.80.00 || 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
s. d. |cts. p. gal, cts. p. gal |cts. p. gal. |cts. p. gal: cts. p. gal. cts. p. gall cts. p. gal. cts. p. gal.
1. O 88 tº 88 95 88 °7 88 79 89 ° 89 24 89 47 89 7"
l. 2 91 87 92 52 92 38 92 64 92 90 93 16 93 43 93 69
1. 4 95 61 95 89 96 20 96 49 96 79 97 08 97 38 67
1. 6 99 * 99 % 1 OO 9" 100 39 100 °7 || 10 1 00 || 1 0 1 34 || 101 °7
1. 8 || 103 * | 103 * 103 * 104 is 104 * | 104.9% 105 °9 || 105 °
1.10 || 106 ° 107 ** | 107 ° 108 93 || 108 “ 108 °4 || 109 * | 109 °
2. O || 1 10 * 1 1 1 01 1 11 * 111 88 || 1 12 * | 112 76 113 * | 1 13 *
2. 2 114 * | 1 14 79 115 °0 115 73 || 1 16 * | 1 1608 1.17 16 || 1 17 64
2. 4 1 18 90 1 18 °0 1 1997 119 ° 120 °9 120 00 121 '' 12 1 0°
2. 6 121 °9 | 122 * | 122 * 123 ** | 123 97 | 124 * | 125 °7 I 25 °
2. 8 125 * | 126 ° | 1267° 127 °7 127 * | 128 4° 129 ° | 129 °
2.10 | 129 * | 12999 || 130 * 131 tº 131 74 || 132 3" | 132 * | 133 °
3. O 133 * | 133 °7 || 134 * | 134 97 || 135 * | 136 °7 136 * | 137 *
3. 2 136 77 137 * 138 tº 138 °. 139 ° 1 40 19 1 40 °9 141 *
3. 4 140 * 141 * 14 194 149 00 | 1.43 °9 144 ** 144 * | 1.45 °7
3. 6 144 * 1 45 90 145 7° 146 °' 147 °7 148 0° 148 °9 149 °
3. 8 | 1.47 °9 148 78 | 1.49 °7 150 36 151 1" | 151 9° 152 7* | 153 *
3.10 || 151 7° 152 * | 153 °7 | 1.54 *0 15504 || 155 °7 || 156 7" | 157 *
4. 0 || 155 47 156 * | 157 9 158 05 || 1589* | 159 79 | 160 * | 161 *
4. 2 159 * 160 10 16100 161 99 || 162 80 | 163 7" 164 * | 165 *
4. 4 1629* 163 89 164 84 165 7° 166 99 167 63 168 °7 169 º'
4. 6 166 69 167 ° 168 0° 169 % 170 °7 171 sº 17.2 °3 173 *
4, 8 || 17O 4° 171 49 || 172 * 173 44 17445 175 46 176 ° 177 so
4.10 174 17 175 * 176 °º 177 °9 || 178 34 179 39 180 * 18 1 49
5. O 1779. 17898 180 00 1S 1 14 182 * 182 * | 184 39 185 48
Note. RUM is not used so extensively in the United States as brandy and other
spirits. St. Croix and other Leeward Island sorts are the most saleable. The strength
of Jamaica should be chiefly 3rd and 4th, American proof, and the colour gold.
A comparison of American with English strengths of spirits is given under the article
of weights and measures, page 73.
251
F RE N C H B R AND Y,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

25 pipes Cognac, containing :
3000 imperial gallons . . . . a 48. tº gallon, on board,. . . . .6 600 0 || 0
Discount, 1 p. cent. 6|| 0 || 0
:6 594 O || 0
Brokerage, a 58. § pipe, . . . . . . . . . . tº º e º 'º e º is £ 6, 5 , 0
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . » 0 , 10, 6
Insurance, £650, ...@ 30s. P cent, 69, 15, 0
Policy duty, , 1, 15, 0
2, 11 , 10 ,, 0 18| 5 || 6
- £ 612| 5 || 6
Commission 2 # cent. 12| 4 || 6
£ 624 10 || 0
Exchange, a 105 tº cent, & 2,914| 33 -*
Freight, . . . . . . . . . . a 15s. p. pipe, . . . . . . . . . . t18, 15, 0
Primage, 5 # cent, 2, 0, 18, 9
£19, 13, 9
- Exchange, £9 tº 840, 2& 87, 56
Duty on 3,600 gallons, 3rd proof,
Leakage, 72 , a 2 tº cent.
Nett, 3,528 gals. a 57 cts. * gal. 282,010.96
Discount, 1% ºf cent, , 30.16
º 2, 1,980, 80
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 3, 50
Landing, housing, cartage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 13, 50
Storage, 1 month, . . . . . . . . • * * * * * * * * * * * - - - - 39 6, 50
Receiving, delivery, cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 18, 80
Advertising and small charges, . . . . . . • * * * * * * ~ 35 9, 80
28 2,120, 46
Fire Insurance,. . . . . . Oś iſ cent. 2 * * * //
Brokerage, . . . . . . . . 0# ,
Commission,. . . . . . . 5 35 @ 11 § {* ct... , 560, 12| 2,680 58
Guarantee, tº gº tº Q & Q & © 2} 53 ---. "
Interest, . . . . . . . . . . 3 55 28 5,594| 91
in New York,
Measuring, nett, 3,580 gallons, a 28°1.56% cents tº gallon ... & 5,602 70
2 K 2
252
FRENCH B R ANDY.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

|EXCHANGE.
LONDON 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 1 11 1 12
price Or Or Or OI’ Or Ol' Or Or
D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
P. 3" | 4.66.66 4.71.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 4.88.88 4.93.33 4.97.77
p. gallon p. gallon p. gallon p. gallon p. gallon p. gallon p. gallon p. gallon
S. d. Dol.cts | Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts.
3. O 1.34 1.54% | 1.35 1.35% 1.36% | 1.37 1.38 1.38%
3. 3. 1.39% 1.40 1.40% | 1.41 1.4% 1.42% | 1.43% | 1.44
3. 6 1.45 1.45} | 1.46% | 1.47 | 1.48 1.48% | 1.49% | 1.50
3. 9 2.50; 1.51 1.52 1.52% 1.53% | 1.54% 1.55% | 1.56%
4. 0 1.56; 1.57 1.58 1.58% 1.59% 1.60% | 1.61% | 1.62%
4. 3 1.62 1.62% | 1.63% | 1.64 1.65 1.66 1.67 1.68
4. 6 1.67% | 1.68% 1.69% | 1.70 1.71 1.72 1.78 1.74
4. 9 1.73 1.74 1.75 1.75} | 1.76% | 1.77; 1.79 1.80 |
5. O 1.79 1,80 1.81 1.81% 1.82% | 1.83% | 1.85 1.86
Note. French brandy, if shipped from London, will very rarely sell to advantage in the
American markets, on account of regular supplies being received from France direct, and
also from the general circumstance that the consumption of every kind of spirits is rapidly
decreasing in the Union.
258
PO R T W INE,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.
| #. }containing :
1,725 imperial gallons, a £35 # pipe of 115 imperial gallons,
525
(138 old measure) on board. . . . . . . . . . . . e 0 || 0
Discount, 2% P cent. 13| 2 || 6
#3 511| || 7 || 6
Brokerage, a 5s. tº pipe, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #3, 15, 0
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . »0 / 10 / 6
Insurance, £550, a 30s. tſ’ cent, ... if 8, 5 , 0 -
Policy duty . . , 1 , 10, 0
, 9, 15 ,, 0 14|| 0 || 6
#3 525, 18 || 0
Commission, 2 tº cent. 1(). 10 || 5
£ 536|| 8 || 5
Exchange, 105 tº cent. . 28 2,503 30
Freight, a 15s. P. pipe, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £11 m 5 m 0
Primage, 5 tſ’ cent, 2, 0, 11, 4
£ 11 , 16, 4
Exchange £9 tº 28°40.... 28 52, 52
Duty: 2,070 gallons,
Leakage, 41 , @ 2 + cent.
2,029 gals. a 15 cts. P. gal. 28.304, 35
Discount, 1% tº cent, 2, 4, 58
º — , 299, 77
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 3 m 50
Landing, housing, cartage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 6 tº 25
Storage, 1 month, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3, 75
Receiving, delivery, cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 12, 55
Advertising and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 8, 75
28.387, 09
Fire Insurance, . . . . . . 0# *P cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . . . . . 0% 99
Commission, . . . . . . . . 5 , X a 11; º' ct... , 321, 56 708 65
Guarantee, . . . . . . . . . . 2% 95 *
Interest, say . . . . . . . 3 35 28 3,211| 95
Measuring in New-York,
2060 gallons. . . . . . @ 28, 1.56 cents tº gallon. . . . . . . 2&_3,213 60
2
5
4
PO R T W IN E.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

|EXCHANGE.
London | 105 106 107 108 109 | 10 1 11 I 12
price Or Or Or OT OT Or Or Or
& D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m
P* P*P* | 4.66.66 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 4.97.77
per gallon.per gallon, per gallon.per gallon.per gallon.per gallon, per gallon per gallon.
£ Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. | Dol.cts. Dol.cts.
20 0.98% 0.99 1.00 1.00% | 1.01% | 1.02} | 1.03 1.03%
21 1.02 1.02% | 1.03% | 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08
22 1.06 1.06% 1.07% 1.08 1.09 1. 10 1. 1 1 1. 12
23 I , 10 1.10% | 1.11% | 1.12 I. 1 3 1. 14 1. 15 I. 16
24 !-3} i.14% i.iš 1. 16 1 - 17 1. 18 1. 19 1.20
25 º 1.18% | 1.19% 1.20 1.22 1.22 1.23 1.24
26 | 1.21% 1.22 ! .23 1.24 1.25 1.23 1.27 1.28
27 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 1.29 1.30 1.31 1.32
28 1.29 1.30 1.31 1.32 1.33 1.34 1.35 1.36
29 1.33 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.37 1.38 1.39 1.40
30 1.3% 1.37% | 1.89 1.40 | 1.41 1.42 | 1.48 || 1.44
31 1.40% | 1.41% | 1.42% | 1.43% | 1.45 1.46 1.47 1.48
32 i.4% 1.45} | 1.46% i.47% 1.49 1.50 1.51 |.52
S3 1.48 1.49 1.50% | 1.51} | 1.58 1.54 1.55 1.56
34 1.52 1.53 1.54% | 1.55% | 1.57 1.58 1.59 1.60
35 1.56 1.57 1.58% | 1.56% | 1.61 1.62 1.63% | 1.65
36 1.59% | 1.60% | 1.62 1.63 1.64% | 1.66 1.67; 1.69
37 1.63% 1.64% 1.66 1.67 1.68% 1.70 i.71% 1.78
38 1.67% 1.6% 1.70 1.71 1.72% | 1.74 i.75% 1.77
39 1.71 1.72% | 1.74 1.75 1.76% | 1.78 1.79% | 1.81
40 1.75 1.76% | 1.78 1.79 1.80} | 1.82 1.88% | 1.85
41 1.79 1.80 1.81% | 1.83 1.84% | 1.86 1.87% | 1.89
42 1.82% 1.84 1.85% | 1.87 1.88% | 1.90 1.91} | 1.98
43 º 1.88 1.89% | 1.91 º; 1.94 1 95% | 1.97
44 1.90% | 1.92 1.93% | 1.95 1.96% | 1.98 i.59% 2.0 l
45 1.94 1.95% | 1.97% | 1.99 2.00% 2.02 2.03% 2.05
46 1.98 1.99% | 1.01 2.02% 2.04% 2.06 2.07% 2.09
47 2.02 2.03% 2.05 2.06% 2.08% 2.10 2, 11% 2.13
48 2.05% 2.07 2.09 2.10% 2.12% 2. 14 2. 15; 2.17
49 3.09% 2.11 2. l 3 2.14% 2.16% 2.18 2.19% 2.21
50 2.13% 2.15 2. 17 2.18% 2.20% 2.22 2.24 2.26
5 1 2.17 2.18% 2.20% 2.22 2.24 2.26 2.28 2.30
52 2.21 2.22% 2.24% 2.26 2.28 2.80 2.82 2.34
58 2.25 2.26% 2.28% 2.50 2.32 2.34 2.36 2.38
54 2.28% 2.30% 2.32% 2.34 2.36 2.38 2.40 2.42
55 3.33; 2.34; 2.36% 2.38 2.40 2.42 , , 2.44 2.46
255
S HE R. R. Y W IN E.
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.
12 butts,
12-# ditto.
1,944 imperial gallons... a £28 tº butt of 108 imperial gallon
} containing:
(:30 old) on board. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . it 504 O || 0
Discount, 2% tº cent. 12| 12 || 0
- £ 491| 8 || 0
Brokerage, a) tº butt, e e s is tº dº e º e º ſº tº e º & C & ſº tº Q & © :6 4, 10, 0 -
Bill of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 10 / 6
Insurance, £525, a 30s. P cent, .. 8 7, 17, 6
Policy duty, , 1 , 10, 0
, 9 m 7 m 6 14| 8 || 0
4: 505] 16 || 0
Commission, a 2 tº cent. 10| 2 || 4
42 515, 18 || 4
Exchange, 105 dy cent. 8] 2,407 62
Freight, 18 butts, a 15s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .818, 10, 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, 0 , 13, 6
£14, 3, 6
Exchange, £9 tº 28°40, 28 63, Ol
Duty, gallons,. . 2,340
Leakage, 2 tº ct, 47
Nett gallons, 2,293 ... a 25 cts. . . . 28' 573.25
Discount, 1} {P cent, , 8.60
& *... º.º.º. 2, 564 , 65
Entry, permits, &c. • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 95 3, 50
Landing, housing and cartage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 9, 20
Storage, 1 month, s e e e s e e s e e s = e o e e º e s e º 'º e º e 55 4, 50
Receiving, delivery and cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 16, 00
Advertising and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 8, 00
28.668, 86
Fire Insurance, . . º &P cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0# 2, -
Commission, . . . . 5 , @ 113 tº cent, .. , 342, 26 1901 || 12 |
Guarantee, tº ſº º O & O 2# 29 *- 8 —-
Interest, e e s e O C C C 3 92 . & 3,418| 74 -
in New York, º,
measuring, nett gallons 2,325 ... a 3 1.47 tº gallon, . . . . . , 8 || 3,417| 75
256
S H E R R Y WIN E.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
LoNDoN 105 106 107 IO8 109 1 10 I 11 1 12
price Or Or Or Or. Or Or Or Or
- D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m D.cts.m
P* * | 4.66.66 4.71.11 4.75.55 4.80.00 || 484.44 4.88.8s 4.93.33 4.97.77
per gallon per gallon, per gallon.per gallon.per gallon.per gallon.jper gallon, per gallon.
36 Dol.cts. Dol.cts. | Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol.cts. Dol dts.
14 0.90 0.90% 0.91 0.91% 0.92% 0.93 0.93% 0.94
15 0.94 0.94% 0.95 0.95% 0.96% 0.97 0.97% 0.98
16 0.98 0.98% 0.99 0.99% | 1.00; 1.01 I.02 1.02%
17 1.02 1.02% | 1.03 | 1.94 1.05 1.05% 1.06 1.06%
18 1.06 1.0% 1.07% | 1.08 1.09 1.09% | 1.10% | 1.11
19 1. I 0 1.10% | 1.11% | 1.12% | 1.13% | 1.14 1.14% | 1.15
20 1. 14 1, 14% | 1.15% | 1.16% | 1.17% | 1.18 1, 19 1.19%
21 1. 18 1.19 1, 20 1.21 | .22 1.22% 1.23% | 1.24
22 1.22% | 1.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 1.26% | 1.27% | 1.28
28 1.26% | 1.27 1.28 1.29 I .30 1.31 1.32 1.33
24 1.30% | 1.31 1.32 1.33 1.34% | 1.35 1.36 1.36%
25 1.84% | 1.35% | 1.36% | 1.37% | 1.38% | 1.39% | 1.40% | 1.41%
26 1.38% 1.39% 1.40% | 1.41% | 1.43 1.43% | 1.44% | 1.45}
27 1.42% | 1.43% | 1.44% | 1.45} | 1.47 1. 48 1.49 1.50
28 1.47 1.48 1.49 1.50 1.5 13 | 1.52% | 1.53% | 1.54%
29 1.5 l 1.52 1.58 1.54 1.55% | 1.56% | 1.57% | 1.58%
30 1.55 1.56 1.57 1 .58 1.59% | 1.60% | 1.62 1.63%
3 1 1.59 1.60 1.61 1.62% 1.64 1.65 1.66. 1.67
32 1.63 1.64 1.65% | 1.66% | 1.68 1.69 1.70% | 1.71%
33 1.67 1.68 1.69% | 1.71 1.72% | 1.73% | 1.74% | 1.75%
: #. #: 1.73% 1.7%, 1.76% | 1.77% 179, 1.8%
l. .76% | 1.78 1.79% | 1.8 I 1.82 1.83; 1.84;
36 1.79% | 1.80% | 1.82 1.83% | 1.85 1.86 1.87% | 1.88%
37 1.83% 1.84% | 1.86 1.87% | 1.89 1.90% | 1.92 1.93%
38 1.87% | 1.88% | 1.90 1.91% | 1.93% | 1.94% 1.96 1.97
39 1.91% | 1.92% | 1.94% | 1.96 1.97% | 1.99 3.9% 2.02
40 1.95% | 1.97 1.98% 2.00 2.02 2.03 2.04% 2.05%
42 2.04 2.05% 2.07 2.08% 2.10% 2, 11% 2.13% 2.15
44 2. 12 2.13% 2.15 2.16% 2.18% 2.20 2.22 2.23#
46 2.20 2.2 º 2.23% 2.25 2,27 2.28% 2.30% 2.32
48 2.28 2.29% 2.31% 2.33% 2.35% 2.37 2. 39 2.40%
50 2.37 *ś 2.40 2.42 2.44 2.45% 2.47% 2.49
52 2.45 2.46% 2.48 2.50 2.52% 2.54 2.56 2.57%
54 2.53 *:::: 2.56% 2.58% 2.61 2.62% 2.64% 2.66 |
56 2.61 2.62% 2.64% 2.67 2.69% 2.71% 2.73% 2.75} | .
Note. All descriptions of wines are by far more saleable in the United States in
small casks, such as Indian barrels of about 20 gallons, quarter casks of about 30 gallons,
than in butts or pipes. -
257
M A DEIR A WIN E,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

º }. : containing :
Imperial gallons 1,564, a £27 tº pipe of 92 imperial gallons,
(or 110 old gallons) on board, . . . . . . . . . . . . s s e e e s • * * * * £ 459 0 || 0
Discount, 2} + cent. | || 9 || 6
f 447| 10 || 6
Brokerage, 58. tº pipe,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 4, 5 , 0
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 0 , 10 / 6
Insurance, £500 . . a 30s. P cent, # 7, 10, 0
Policy duty,. . . . , 1, 5 , 0
*ºmmº » 8 // 15 // O 13 IO 6
f 461 || 1 || 0
Commission, 2 tſ’ cent. 9| 4 || 5
£ 470) 5 5
Exchange, 105 ºf cent, & 2,194 60
Freight, a 12s. 6d. p. pipe, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 10, 12, 6
Primage, 5 # cent, 2, 0, 10, 8
£11, 3, 2
Exchange, £9, § 840 & 49, 60
Duty on 1,870 gallons,
Leakage, 37 , @ 2 tº cent,
1,833 gallons, a 25 cents. . 28.458, 25
Discount, 1% tº cent, , 6, 87
* sºmºmºmºmºmº 35 451 // 38
Entry, permit, &c. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 m 50
Landing, housing, cartage,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 8, 50
Storage, l month, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 4, 25
Receiving, delivery, and cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . , 14, 25
Advertising, and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 7, 30
- 28°538, 78
Fire Insurance, ... 0} {} cent.
Brokerage, . . . . . . 0% ,
Commission, .... 5 29 @ 11 § {P cent,. . . . , 304,09 842| 87
Guarantee, . . . . . . 2# , º wº
Interest, . . . . . . . . 3 2, 23| 3,037| 47
in New York,
3,031
Measuring, nett 1,860 gallons... à) & 1.63 cents tº gallon... &
80
2 L
25S
M A D EIR A WIN E.
TABLE OF CORRESPONDING VALUES.

EXCHANGE.
LoNDoN 105 106 107 108 109 1 10 | 1 || 112
º Or Or Or Or Or Or Or Or
price D.cts. m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D,cts.m D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m. | D.cts.m.
Per Pipe: || 4.66.66 || 4.71.11 || 4.75.55 4.80.00 4.84.44 || 4.88.88 || 4.93.33 || 4.97.77
p. gallon. p. gallon. p. gallon. p. gallon. p. gallon. p. gallon. p. gallon. p. gallon.
£ Dol, cts, Dol. cts. | Dol. cts. | Dol. cts. | Dol, cts. Dol. cts. Dol. cts. | Dol. cts.
17 1.15 1.15% | 1.16% | 1.17 1.18 1.18% | 1.19% | 1.20
I 8 1.19% | 1.20 1.2 l 1.22 1,23 1.23% | 1.24% | 1.25%
19 1.24% | 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 º 1.29% isoſ
2O 1.29 1.3() 1.3 | 1.32 1.33 1.33% | 1.34% | 1.35%
21 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.37 1.38 1.38% | 1.39% | 1.40%
22 1.39 1. 40 1.41 1.42 1.43 1.44 1.45 1.46
23 1.43% | 1.44% | 1.45% | 1.46% | 1.48 1.49 1.50 1.5 !
24 1.48% | 1.49% | 1.50% | 1.51% | 1.53 1.54 1.55 1.56
25 |.53 1.54 1.55% | 1.56% | 1.58 | .59 1.6() 1.6
26 1.58 1.59 1.60% | 1.61% | 1.63 1.64 1.65 1.66
27 1.63 1.64 1.65; 1.66% | 1.68 1.69 1.70% | 1.71}
28 1.67% | 1.68% | 1.70 1.71% | 1.78 1.74 1.75% | 1.76#
29 1.72% | 1.73% | 1.75 1.76% | 1.78 1.79 1.80% | 1.81%
3() 1.77 1.78% | 1.80 1.81% | 1.83 1.84 1.85% | 1.86%
31 1.82 1.83% 1.85 1.86% 1.88 1.89 1.90% 1.92
32 1.87 1.88% | 1.90 1.91% | 1.93 1.94% | 1.96 1.97%
33 1.91% | 1.93 1.94% | 1.96 1.98 1.99% 2.01 2.02%
34 1.96% | 1.98 1.99% 2.01 2.03 2.04% 2.06 go;;
35 2.01 2.02% 2.04% 2.06 2. () 8 2.09% 2.11 2.12%
36 2.06 2.07% 2.09% 2.1 2. 13 2.14% 2. 16 2.17%
37 2. 1 1 2.12% 2.14% 2. 16 2. 18 2. 19% 2.21% 2.23
38 2.15} | 2. 17 2.19 2.2 1 2.23 2.24% 2.26% 2.28
39 2.20% 2.22 2.24 2.26 2.28 2.29% 2.31% 2.33
40 2.25 2.27 2.99 2 3 | 2.83 2.84% 2.36% 2.38
T E N E R IF FE WIN E.
1 () O.66 o.664 || 0.67 0.67 0.67% 0.68 0.68% 0.69
1 1 O.70 0.70% o.71 0.71% 0.72 0.72% 0.73 0,73}
12 0.74% 0.75 0.75% 0.76 0.76% 0.77 0.77; 0.78
13 O.79 0.79% 0.80 0,80} | 0.81 0.81% 0.82 0.82%
14 0.83% 0.84 0,84% 0.85 0.85% 0.86 0.87 oš7í
1 5 O 88 0.88% 0.89 0.89% 0.90 0.90% 0.91% ogº,
16 0.92% 0.93% 0.94 0.94% 0.95 0.95% 0.96 0.96%
iz o.97 || 0.97% o.98 || 0.98% o.99} | 1.00" | 161 | 1.01%
18 1.01 1 0 1 # 1.02% 1.03 1.04 1.04% 1.05% 1.06
19 1.05% | 1.06 1.07 1.07% | 1.08% | 1.09 1. 10 1.10%
20 1. 10 1.10% | 1.11% | 1.12 1.13 1.18% | 1.14% | 1.15
21 1. 14 1.15 1, 16 1.16% 1.17% | 1.18% | 1.19% | 1.20%
22 1.18% | 1.19% | 1.20% | 1.21 1,22 1.23 1. 24 1.25
23 1.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.27% º 1.30
24 1.27# 1.28% | 1,29} | 1.30% | 1.31} | 1.32% | 1.83% | 1.34} |
25 1.31% 1.32% 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.37 1. 38 1.89

259
TE NERIF FE W IN E,
FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK.

30 pipes, containing:
3000 imperial gallons, a £17 tº pipe of 100 imperial gallons, -
(120 old) on board, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 510 () || 0
- Discount, 2% ºf cent. 12| | 5 || 0
£ 497 5 || 0
Brokerage, 58. § pipe, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 7, 10, 0
Bills of lading and small charges, . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 0, 10, 6
Insurance, £525, a 30s. P. cent, É 7, 17, 6
Policy duty, , 1, 10, 0
* 2, 9 m 7, 6 17 8 || 0
£ 5 14| 13 || 0
Commission, 2 # cent. 10| 5 || 0
£ 524, 18 ||10
Exchange, 105 # cent. 28 2,449 72
Freight, a 12s. 6d. “P pipe, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £ 18, 15, 0
Primage, 5 tº cent, 2, 0, 18, 9
f 19, 13, 9
Exchange, £9 tº 28°40, 28 87, 56
Duty on 3,600 gallons,
Leakage, 72 do. @ 2 tº cent,
Nett, 3,528 gallons, a 15 cents, .. 28 529, 20
Discount, 1% tº cent, , 7, 94
— , 521 , 26
Entry, permits, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 3 m 50
Landing, housing, cartage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 15, 75
Storage, 1 month, . . . . . . © & © & e s e e s e . . . . . . . . . . » 7 m 50
Receiving, delivery, cooperage, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 22 / 75
Advertising, and small charges,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 8 , 50
28 666, 82
Fire Insurance,... 0# ty’ cent. -
Brokerage, .... 0% 95 -
Commission, ... . º, 55 @ 11% tº cent. ... , 346, 72| 1,013 54
Guarantee, . . . . 2% 92 |
Interest, . . . . . ... 3 55 2&| 3,463| 26
in New York, . -
Measuring nett, 3,580 gallons. ... a 97 cents # gallon . . . .281 3,472 60.
2 L 2
260
STAT IS TI CS
OF THE
COMMERCE, NAVIGATION, PRODUCE & MANUFACTURES
OF
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
I. POPULATION,
According To FIVE OFFICIAL ENUMERATIONS.*
STATES ExTENT POPULATION. Increase
in per cent
and square 1st Census 2d. Census.3d. Census. 4th. Census.[5th. Census. º
TERRITORIES. miles. 1790. 1800. 1810. 1820. 1830. years.
Maine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32,000 96,540 151,712. 228,705 298,335| 399,462. 33,9
New Hampshire tº e º e º º 9,280 141,885 183,858 214,460. 244, 161| 269,533 10,4
Vermont. . . . . . . . . . . . 10,212 85,539. 154,465. 217,895. 235,764. 280,679. 19,0
Massachusetts . . . . . . . 7,800 378,787 422,845. 472,040, 523,287| 610,014 16,6
Rhode Island . . . . . . . . 1,360, 68,825 69,122 76,931 83,059, 97,210, 17,0
Connecticut. . . . . . . . . . 4,674 237,946 251,002. 261,942 275,248. 297,711 8.2
New York . . . . . . . . . . 46,000 340,120 586,050; 959,049. 1,372,812 1,913,508 39,4
New Jersey. . . . . . . . . . 6,900 184,139 211,149 245,562. 277,575 320.779. 15,6
Pennsylvania tº ſº tº º tº º is tº 43,950. 434,373. 602,545. 810,091 1,049,313; 1,347,672| 28,4
l)elaware. . . . . . . . . . . . 2,068 59,096 64,273 72,674 72,749 76,739 5,5
Maryland . . . . . . . . . . 10,800 319,728. 345,824, 380,546 407,350 446,913. 9,7
Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . . 64,000 747,610 880,200. 979,622 1,065,366 1,211,272 13,7
North Carolina. . . . . . 43,800 393,951 478, 103 555,500 638,829, 738,470 15,6
South Carolina . . . . . . 30,080 249,073. 345,591. 415,115 sº 581,458) 15,7
Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . 58,200 82,548 º 252,433 340,989 516,567. 51,5
Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . 50,800 . . . . . . . . | ſ 127,901 308,997 141,6
Mississippi. . . . . . . . . . 45,350 . . . . . . . . } 8,850 40,352. 75,448 l86,806 80,1
Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . . 48,220. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76,556, 153,407 215,575 40,7
Tennessee. . . . . . . . . . . 40,000 . . . . . . . . . 105,602. 261,727 420,813 684.822 62,7
Kentucky . . . . . . . . . tº º 39,000 73,677. 220,959. 406,511 564,317| 688,844 22,1
Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39,200 . . . . . . . . 45,365. 230,760 581,434 937,679| 61,2
Indiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . 36,250 . . . . . . . . 4,651 24,520 147,178. 341,582. 132,1
Illinois. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59,000 . . . . . . . . 215 12,282 55,586. 157,575 IS5,4
Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . 60,300 . . . . . . tº º is t 19,783 66,586 140,074 110,4
District of Columbia . . 100 . . . . . . . . 15,093 24,023 33,039 39,858. 20,1
Michigan & ſº e º e º 'º º 'º º * 54,000 . . . . . . 551 4,762 8,896 31,260 250,1
Arkansas. . . . . . . . . . . . 121,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,062 14,273 30,383 113,3
Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45,090. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34,729 . . . .
Total. . . . . . . . 1,009,2343,929,3285,309,7587,239,903, 9,638,16612,856,171 33,4

* The necessity of assigning to each of the following tables a place most suitable to their form
and appearance has unavoidably interfered with the numerical order in which they ought to
follow, an arrangement which is however fully pointed out in the Index,
STATISTICs of THE UNITED STATES,-POPULATION.
261
II. SLAves, According To Five off ICIAL ENUMERATIONS.
STATEs, &c. 1790. 1800. 1810. 1820. 1830.
Maine. . . . . . . . . . . O O O O O
New Hampshire. . . . . . 158 8 O O O
Vermont. . . . . . . . © º ºr 16 O O O O
Massachusetts. . . . . . . O O O O O
Rhode Island . . . . . . . . 948 380 108 48 14
Connecticut. . . . . . . . . . 2,764 951 310 97 23
New York. . . . . . . . . . 21,324 20,613 15,017 10,088 46
New Jersey. . . . . . . . . . 11,423 12,422 10,851 7,557 2,246
Pennsylvania. . . . . . . . 3,737 1,706 795 211 386
Delaware. . . . . . . . . . . . 8,887 6,153 4, 177 4,509 3,305
Maryland. . . . . . . . 103,036 108,554 11 1,502 107,398 102,878
Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . 292,627 346,968 392,518 425, 153 469,724
North Carolina. . . . . . 100,572 133,296 168,824 205,017 246,462
South Carolina. . . . . . . 107,094 146,151 196,365 258,475 315,665
‘. & e º e º e tº º e º e º e 29,264 59,699 105,218 149,656 217,470
labama. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º e º a r 41,879 117,294
Mississippi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . } 3,489 17,088 33.4% 65,659
Louisiana. . . . . & a tº * * * * º ºs º ºs e º e e & © tº tº e º & & © & 34,660 69,064 109,631
Tennessee. . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º e º 'º e 13,584 44,535 80, 107 142,382
Kentucky. . . . . . . . . 12,430 40,343 80,561 126,732 165,350
Ohio. . . . . . . . e & tº º e º e 3,417 O O O O
Indiana. . . . . . . . . . • e g tº º e º 'º 135 237 190 O
Illinois. . . . . tº G & e º 'º e º e i s e e º e º e tº & e s h e gº º e 168 917 746
Missouri. . . . . . . tº e º 'º tº tº e º ºs e º º i º e º e º 'º tº º tº e 3,011 10,222 24,990
D. of Columbia. . . . . . tº e º º te tº tº e º tº 5,395 6,377 6,050
Michigan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e e s e e 24 O 27
Arkansas. . . . . . . . . © tº tº sº tº e º I & tº sº tº tº º ſº tº e º e tº e º & 1,617 4,578
Florida. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s & e º e º 'º - tº e º f tº * * * * * * * * * * 15,510
Total. . . . 697,697 896,849 1,191,364 1,538,061 2,010,436

III.
COMPARATIVE VIEW OF THE POPULATION
OF SOME OF THE
PRINCIPAL SEA PORTS AND TOWNS, AT DIFFERENT PERIoDs.

-*.

Boston,
New York,
,, 1825
,, 1830
in 1700 . .
,, 1722 ..
,, 1742 . .
,, 1752 ..
,, 1765 . .
,, 1790 .
,, 1800 . .
,, 1820 . .
,, 1825 . .
,, 1830 . .
,, 1696 .
,, 1756 . .
,, 1773 . .
,, 1786 . .
,, 1790 ..
,, 1800 . .
,, 1810 .
,, 1820 . .
Population.
7,000
10,567
16,382
17,574
15,520
18,038
24,937
43,298
58,281
61,392
4,302
10,381
21,876
23,614
33,131
60,489
96,373
123,706
167,059
203,007
Population.
Albany,
in 1790 .. 3,498
,, 1800 5,349
,, 1820 12,630
,, 1830 . . 24,338
Philadelphia,
in 1731 . . 12,000
,, 1753 . . 18,000
,, 1790 .. 42,520
,, 1800 . . 70,287
,, 1820 . . 119,325
,, 1830 . . 167,811
Pittsburg,
in 1800 . . 1,565
,, 1820 . . 7,248
,, 1830 . . 12,542
Baltimore,
in 1775 tº tº 5,934
,, 1790 . . . 13,503
., 1800 . . 26,614
,, 1820 . . 62,738
,, 1830 . . 80,625
Charleston,
in 1790 ..
,, 1800 . .
,, 1820 .
,, 1824 . .
,, 1830
New Orleans
in 1802 . .
,, 1810 . .
,, 1820 . .
,, 1830 . .
Cincinnati,
in 1800 . .
,, 1810 . .
,, 1820 . .
,, 1826 .
,, 1830
,, 1831 . .
Washington,
in 1810 ..
* -
Population.
16,359
18,712
24,780
27,817
30,289
10,000
17,242
27, 176
46,310
750
2,540
9,642
16,230
24,831
28,014
8,208
13,247
. | 18,827
262
STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATEs.
C O M M E R C E.
IV. A GENERAL TABLE of
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
IX. ExpoRTs of Dom Estic
PRODUCE FROM NEW YORK.

1826 . . . .
1827 . . . . .
1828 . .
1829 . .
1830 . . . .
1831 . . . . . .
tº e º e
* * * * e º 'º
tº º &
. . . . . . 24,224,442. . . . . .
. . . . . . 27,200,000
. . . . . . . . 23,341,332
& . . . . . . 19,712,283. . . . . .
a tº tº º
. 11,525,864
. 13,217,696
. 13,745,147
. 13,052,676
. 15,000,000
20,000,000
YEA
Cn . FLOUR. CORN. º
Value of Value of 31 December. Barrels. Bushels. Packages.
YEARS. | IMPORTS. EXPORTS.
1828 . . . . . 207,246 291, 127 1,900
Dollars. 1829 . . . . 220,441 || 264,593 2,804
1791. . . . . . | Previous to the 19,012,040 1830 . . . . 304,352] 174, 182 5,306
1792...... [...###| 26,753,097 1831 . . . . . 437,104] 245,368 3,030
1793. . . . . . #.” . 26,109,572
1794. . . . . . shew the value | 33,026,233
1795. & © of Imports. 47,989,472 A SHIES.
1796, ... . • . . . . . . . 67,064,097 YEARS pot. Trear. Turpentine. TAR.
1797. . . . . . . . © tº e e 51,294,710 ending -*m.
1798. . tº e º 'º e 61,327,411 31 Dec. Barrels. Barrels. Barrels. Barrels.
§::::::::::::::: |; 1828. 17,407| 5,798 || ". . . . . . . . . . .
išoi...... [...... ... 93.0%0.513 || 1829. . . 21,246 || 6,959 || 103,448 || 18,311
isog... • * @ 7.95%ia. **- 1830. 19,613| 4,152 || 102,441 || 19,397
1803. . . . . . . . . . . . . 55,800,033 1831. . I 19,393 || 5,694 | 121,762 | 18,879
1804. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77,699,074
1805. . . . . . * 6 º' e º e e º e e 95,566,021 || || PROVISIONS.
1806. . . . * @ e º e e 101,536,963 || | YEARS
1807. . . . . . . . . . . . [103,342,150| ending Beef. Pork. Lard.
1808. . . . . . tº º 22,430,960 31 December. Barrels. Barrels. Kegs.
1809. . . . . . * * * e s e e 52,203,233
1810 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66,757,970 1828 . . . . 24,509 25,005 29,845
1811. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61,316,833 1829 . . . . 16,720 22,559| 24,976
1812. . . . . . . . . . . . . 38,527,236 l830 . . . . 15,022 13,085 14, 136
1813. . . . . . . . . . . . . º 27,855,997 1831 . . 17,913 20,147 24,855
1814. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,927,441
r: O p * *7 º' tº . -
#............... ;| XI. IMPORTS OF FOREIGN COAL
1817. . . . . . . . . . . . ... 87,071,569|| INTO THE UNITED STATES.
1818. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93,281, 133 | ".
1819. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70,142,521 YEARS,
1820. . . . . Dollars. 69,691,669 ending Sept. 30th. Bushels.
1821. . . . . . . 62,585,724| 64,974,382
1822. . . . . . . 83,241,541 | 72,160,281 1821. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 627,737
1823. . . . . . 77,579,267 74,699,030 1822. . . . . . . . . . * e e º e e º & 970,828
1824. . . . 80,549,007 || 75,986,657 1823. . . . . . tº e º e º º º e e º gº º 854,983
1825. . . . . . 96,340,075 99,535,388 1824. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 767,815
1826. . . 84,974,477 77,595,322 1825. . . . . . . . . . . . . . º 722,255
1827. . . 79,484,068| 82,324,827 | 1826 . . . . . . . * * * * * * * c e º º 970,021
1828. . . 88,509,824 | 72,264,686 1827. . . . . . . . tº º . . . . 1, 127,388
1829. . . . . . 74,492,527 | 72,358,671 1828. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 906,200
1830. . . . . . 70,876,920 | 73,849,508 1829. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,272,970
1831. . . . . . | 103,191,124 81,310,583 1830. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,100,000
, , ; ; ; ºf
XII. ToTAL AMoUNT OF DUTIES ON IMPORTS.
YRARS, IN THE UNITED STATES. IN NEW YORK ONLY,
Dollars. Dollars.
1825 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,098,713. . . . . ... 15,752,100

STATISTICS OF THE UNITED sTATES,-COMMERCE.
263
V. A compar ATIVE STATEMENT of IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
DURING THE YEAR ENDING 20th SEPTEMBER, 1831.

13,191,124
*s-ºl.
*
VALUE VALU R OF EXPORTS.
OF - *
Domestic Foreign
COUNTRIES, IMPORTS. Produce. É. Total.
Dollars.
Russia, . . . . . . . . . . dº º 'º e º 'º º º 1,608,328 114,852 347,914 462,766
Prussia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50,970 27,043 | . . . . . . . . . . 27,043
Sweden and Norway, ...... 901,812 190,511 86,519 277,030
Swedish West Indies,. . . . . . 218,918 251,937 11, l l 1 263,048
Denmark, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . © tº 575 178,333 176,883 355,216
Danish West Indies, . . . . . . 1,651,641 1,421,075 224,502 1,645,577
|Netherlands, . . . . . . . . . . tº E tº º 989,837 1,707,292 212,860 1,920, 152
Dutch West Indies, . . . . . . . . 343,799 370,857 45,274 416,131
Dutch East Indies. . . . . . . . . 319,395 128,884 631,442 760,326
England,. . . . . . . . . . tº ſº e o e º º e 41,854,323 28,841,430 2,367,439 31,208,869
Scotland, . . . . . . © º e s e º 'º e º e 1,977,830 1,185, 142 5,567 1,190,709
Ireland, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261,564 589,941 e e º e o e º e s a 589,941
Gibraltar, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150,517 429,087 165,786 594,873
British African ports, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,064 e ‘º e º e º ºs e e 6,064
British East Indies, . . . . . . . . 1,544,273 132,442 675,390 807,832
British West Indies, . . . . . . . . 1,303,301 1,417,291 23,962 1,441,253
Newfoundland. &c. . . . . . . . . • e º e s e e s e e i e º 'º º e º 'º e º 'o • tº e s e º e º 'º tº w e º e e © º ºs
British American colonies, . 864,909 4,026,392 35,446 4,061,838
Other British colonies, . . . . . . e e e e º e e e s e i tº a º º ºs & © e º º tº e º 'º e e º ſº º © e º & © tº e º e e
Hanse Towns, . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,493,301 1,812,241 779,931 2,592,172
France on the Atlantic, . . . . . 12,876,977 4,963,557 3,228,452 8, 192,009
France on the Mediterranean, 1, 188,766 671,867 300,926 972,793
French West Indies, . . . . . . . . 671,842 704,833 13,044 717,877
Spain on the Atlantic, . . . . . . 566,072 235,584 63,428 299,012
Spain on the Mediterannean, . 709,022 75,121 7,198 82,319
Teneriffe and other Canaries, 125,159 34,931 3,446 38,377
Manilla and Philippine islands, 348,995 15,994 16,830 23,824
Cuba, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,371,797 3,634,144 1,259,698 4,893,842
Other Spanish West Indies,.. l,580,156 261,801 53,245 315,046
Portugal, . . . . . . . . . . . tº º e º 'º º 124,446 39,149 2,356 41,505
Madeira,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177,369 171,563 5,728 177,291
Fayal and the other Azores, . 32,092 10,549 6,049 16,598
Cape de Verd islands, . . . . . . 63,643 45,532 13,557 58,989
Italy, e e º tº e º 'º e º tº e º e o 'º e o 'º e 1,704,264 371,515 323.010 694,525
Sicily, . . . . . . . tº a tº c e º e º e s e e 144,047 2,869 * * * * * * * * * 2,869
Trieste, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161,062 276,561 262,808 539,369
Turkey, is e º a tº e > tº e º ºs e º 'º tº C G e 521,598 38,503 298.304 336,807
Hayti,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,580,578 1,126,698 191,677 1,318,375
Mexico, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,166,745 1,091,489 5,086,729 6,178,218
Central Amcrica, . . . . . . . . . . 198,504 141,179 165,318 306,497
Colombia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,207,154 375,319 282,830 658, 149
Honduras, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44,463 46,233 13,732 59,965
Brazil, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,375,829 1,652, 193 423,902 2,076,095
Argentine republic, . . . . . . . . 928,103 415,489 244,290 659,779
Cisplatine republic, . . . . . . . . tº e e is e e s e e e tº & © tº & © e º tº * * * * * * * * * * © & & 0 & 8
€I'll, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - tº e º e o e 917,788 8,560 7,616 16, 176
Chili, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º e 413,758 849,493 518,662 1,368,155
South America, generally. . . . 4,924 19,922 15,731 36,553
Cape of Good Hope,. . . . . . . . e e s e e s e e s : * ~ e e w a e e s e i e s s e º e º e º s © e e s e e e o e
China,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,083,205 244,790 1,046,045 1,290,835
Asia, generally,. . . . . . . . . . . . 77,861 48,268 251,126 299,394
East India, generally. . . . . . . . e e o e s e I e º 'º e e s tº * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : e. e. e. e s e s e e e
West Indies, generally, . . . . 10,691 628,153 7,474 635,627
Europe, generally, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25,702 15 25,715
Africa, generally, . . . . . . . . . . 148,932 175,166 69,891 245,057
South Seas, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51, 186 16,910 8,963 25,873
Northwest of coast of America 67,635 27,206 51,420 78,626
Uncertain, . . . . . . . e e º 'º e o e & 11,168 tº e º e e s e º e e i e º e e º e Q * * * e e e s a * e < e <
Total. . . . . . . . . . º 61,277,057 20,033,526
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sTATISTICs of THE UNITED STATES, COMMERCE.
VII. DETAILED EXPORTs of THE PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES
of THE UNITED STATEs, IN 1831.
THE SEA Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Fisheries : Lead, . . . . . . . ; o “º e º 'º º a g º º 7,068
Dried fish or cod fisheries, . . . . . . . . . 625,393 H. oil and sp. turpent. 54,092
Pickled fish, or river ditto, Iron ge, º tº a º e º i • * ºr º e s tº º 6, 109
& , pig, bar, mallS, . . . . . . *
herring, shad, salmon, &c. ...... .. 304,441 Castings, . . . . . . . . . . . . 62,376
Wºl. and º: fish oil, . . . . . . . . . . . 554,440 All manufactures of, . . *::::
Spermaceti Oil, . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º ſº. 53,526 Spirits from molasses, . . . . 3.
Whalebone, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I e s a e a e e e 133,842 Sugar refined, . . . . . . . . . . . . 34,569
Spermaceti candles, . . . . . . . . . . ... ... 217,830 chocolate, ...'.... ...... *::::
* * T.T,I; Gunpowder, . . . . . * @ e º sº º tº Gº & 3
º THE FOREST. 1,889,472 Copper and brass, . . . . . . . . *::::::
Skins and furs, . . . . . . . . . . 750,938 Medicinal drugs, . . . . . . . . . . 2 ſ O
Ginseng, . . . . . . . . © e º ºs e º 'º e 1 15,928 e 104,760
Staves, shingles, boards, &c. 1,467,065 Cotton piece goods : —| 2,969,435
Other lumber, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214,105 Printed and coloured,. . . . . . . 96,931
Masts and spars, . . . . . . . . . . 7,806 White, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Oak, bark and other dyes, ... 99,116 Nankeens, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 947,932
All manufactures of wood, 275,219 Twist, yarn and thread, .... iš
Tar, pitch, rosin, turpentine, 397,687 All other manufactures of... 61.3.
Ashes, pot and pearl, . . . . . . . 935,613 ,832
—| 4,263,477 Flaa, and hemp : —| 1,126,313
AGRICULTURE. Cloth and thread, . . . . . & ºr 231
Product of animals: Bags, and all manuf. of . . . . 2,599
Beef, tallow, hides, cattle, . . . 829,982 Wearing apparel, . . . . . . . . . . . 59,749
Butter and cheese, . . . . . . . . 264,796 Combs and buttons, . . . . . . . 120,217
Pork, pkd. bacon, lard, hogs, 1,501,644 Brushes, . . . . . . . . . tº e º ſº e º ºr 3,947
Horses and mules, . . . . . . . . . 218,015 Billiard tables and apparatus, 2,343
Sheep, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,499 Umbrellas and parasols, . . . 29,580
Vegetable food; Leather and marrocco skins
Wheat, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 523,270 not sold per pound, . . . . 58,146
Flour, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,938,458 Printing presses and type, .. 8,713
Indian corn, . . . . . . . . . . . . 396,617 Musical instruments, . . . . . . 10,906
Indian meal, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 595,434 Books and maps, . . . . . tº ºr tº e 35,609
Rye meal, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71,881 Paper and other stationary, . 55,121
Rye, oats, and o, sm. grain, 132,717 Paints and varnishes, . . . . . . 22,022
Biscuit, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * @ e 250,583 Vinegar, . . . . . . . . & a tº e º e is 7,178
Potatoes, . . . . . . . . tº e º ºs e tº º tº 41,147 Earthen and stone ware, .... 7,378
Apples, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31,148 Fire engines and apparatus, 5,630
Rice, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,016,267 Manufactures of glass, ... 102,736
- 16,826,408|Manufactures of tin, . . . . . . 3,909
Tobacco, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,892,388|Manufac. of pewter and lead, 3,588
Cotton, . . . . . . . . . tº º e º e º e ... . . . . . . . . . 25,289,492|Manufac. of gold and silver, 3,464
All other agricul, products : Gold and silver coin, . . . . . . 2,058,474
Indigo, . . . . . . • . . . . . . In OIlê Artificial flowers and jewelry 11,439
Flax seed, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216,376 Molasses, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 948
Hops, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • * g e 26,664 Trunks, . . . . . * G - e º 'º e º e 5,326
Brown Sugar, - - - - - - - - - - - - 10,105 Brick and lime, e - e º ºs ºn tº e e 4,412
-* 253,145|Salt, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26,848
MANUFACTURES. Articl d — 3,783,248
Soap and tollow candles, ... 643,252 7°ticles not enºmerated :
i. boots and shoes, ... 290,937 ... • . . . . . . . . . . . 394,681
Household furniture, . . . . . . 229,231 er articles, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 715,311 1,109,992
Coaches and other carriages, 49,490 ”””
Hats, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º 353,013
Saddlery, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39,440 Total.. 161,277,057
|Wax, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114,017
|Spirits from grain, beer, . . . . 141,794
|Snuff and tobacco, . . . . . . . . . 292,475

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VI. CoMMERCE of EACH state oF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE YEAR ENDING
30TH. SEPTEMBER, 1831.
STATES. IMPORTS. EXPORTS.
VIII. ExpoRTs of Dom Estic
ſº Dollars. Dollars. PRODUCE AND MANUFACTURES,
Maine, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 941,417 805,573
New Hampshire, . . . . . . . . 146,205 111,222
Vermont, . . . . . . . . . . tº tº 166,206 925, 127 Years Total
Massachusetts,. . . . . . . . . 14,269,056, 7,733,763 ending 30th Sep. amount in dollars.
Rhode Island, . . . . . . * ... tº & 562, 161 367,465
Connecticut,. . . . . . . . . . . . 405,066 482,883 1823. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47,155,711
New York, . . . . . . . . . . . . 57,077,417| 25,535,144 1824. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49,684,710
|New Jersey,. . . . . . . . . . . . e º ºs e º 'º e º º sº 11,430 1825. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66,000,000
Pennsylvania, . . . . . . . . . . 12,124,083, 5,513,713 1826. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53,000,000
Delaware, . . . . . . tº e º e º 'º º ºs 21,656 54,514 1828. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50,669,669
Maryland,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,826,577|| 4,308,647 1829. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55,800,000
District of Colombia, . . . . 193,555 | 1,220,975 1830. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59,800,000
Virginia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 488,522| 4,150,475 1831. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61,277,057
North Carolina, . . . . . . . . 196,356 341,140
South Carolina, tº e º 'º e g º e 1,238,164 6,575,201 The excess in 1825 was the conse-
Georgia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399,949| 3,939;3| |quence of the prices of cotton having
Alabama, tº º ºs º º ºs º e º 'º e º e & 244,435 | 2,413,894 been run up very high by speculations,
M. tº G & º ſº tº º & º e º ſº ge 9§ 76 6 593 ió 76 i 989 which eventually caused the ruin of
Ull p e s - e. e. e. e. e. e. e. • * 2 g º vy 2 s w = 2 *
Ohio, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 617 ;||many who engaged in them.
| Florida,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115,710 30,495
Michigan, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27,299 12,399
Total.. 103,191,124 || 81,310,583


X. IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF DISTILLED SPIRITS.
NEW YOR.K.

IMPORTS. EXPORTS.
x FOREIGN. SPIRITS. of
DoMESTIC For EIGN
YEARS. SPIRITs. Brandy. Gin. Rum. Total SPIRITs.
Gallons. Pipes. Pipes. | Punchs. Gallons. Gallons.
| 1827 . . . . . . 98,310 2,056,739 || 126,534
1828 . . . . . . 111,504 || 10,069 5,175 9.17; º lºgº
1829 . . . . . . 79,913 4,336 1,626 7,949 | 1,690,368 || 428,775
1830 . . . . . . . 72,768 1,506 1,916 3,297 805,500
- It may justly be considered, that the rapid decrease in the importations and manu-
facture of ardent spirits in the United States is the result of the exertions of the numerous
Temperance Societies which have of late years been established in that country.
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sTATIstics OF THE UNITED STATEs, NAVIGATION.
NAVIG AT I O N.
XIII. To NNAGE, REGISTERED, ENROLLED AND LICENSED,
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Registered Enrolled and li- Total The app * º:
Tonnage. censed tonnage. tonnage. of tonnage during the
Years. year 1830, arises from
Tons and 95ths. the cancelling of 63,108
tons of registered ton-
1815 . . . . . . 854,294-74 513,333-04 || 1,368,127-7s nage, and 26,199 tons of
1816. . . . . 800,759-63 571,458-85 1,372,218–53 enrolled tonnage, (toge-
1817. . . . . 809,724-70 590, 186-66 1,399,911–41 ther 89,308 tons) which
1818 . . . . . 606,688-64 609,095-51 1,226, 184-20 had been sold to foreign
1819 tº º tº º tº 612,930-44 647,821-17 1,260,751–61 nations Or lost at sea in
1820. . . . . . 619,047-53 661, 1 18-66 1,280, 166-24 former years, and which
1821 . . . . . 619,096–40 679,062-30 | 1,298,958–70 had not as vet been al-
1822. 628, 150–41 393,548-7 | 1,334,099-17 | 1.e. for ; 3. l
1823 . . . . . 639,920-76 696,544-87 | 1,336,565-68 owed for in the genera
1324..... 66.973-66 || 79.100-37 ij ió3-03 estimate. — The total
1825 700,737-08 || 722,323-69 | 1,423,111-77 amount of shipping built
1826. 737,978-15 796,212-68 1,534, 190-83 in the United States in
1827. . . . . 747,170-44 873,437-34 1,620,607–78 1830, was 58,804 tons
1828 812,619-37 928,772-50 1,741,391-87 of this amount, 21,242
1829 . . . . . 650, 142-88 610,654–88 1,260,977-81 tons were registered, and
1830 . . . . . 576,475-33 615,301-10 | 1,191,776-43 36,641 enrolled. — The
number of seamen be-

longing to the United States, estimated with as much accuracy as possible, is 92,000, of
whom there are in the foreign trade 50,000, in the coasting trade 30,000, in the cod
fishery, 5000, in steam vessels, 1000, and in the United States navy, 6000.
XVII. TOTAL NUMBER of STEAM-BoATs,
BUILT ON THE WESTERN WATERS.

& whole now Lost or
When built. No. running. worn out.
1811. . . . . . l tº e º º I
1814. . . . . . 4 to e º ſº 4
!. # sº º ſº tº $ tº : tº e : Note. Of the whole number of 348, 68 were
1817 :::::: 9 : 9 built at Pittsburgh, and at Cincinnati, 111, 68
1818. . . . . . 23 © º ºs 23 of which were running in 1831.
1819. . . . . . 27 tº º te tº 27 Of the 150 lost or worn out, there were ac
1820. . . . . . 7 I 6 2 W gº
1821. . . . . . 6 I 5 tually worn out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
; tº e º 'º º ſº ſ i ſ Lost by snags. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
823. . . . . 3
1824. . . . . 13 1 12 Burnt . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
1825. . . . 31 19 12 Lost by collision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
; tº e º 'º º e : ; 1. ,, by accidents not ascertained .... 34
1828. . . . . . 31 28 3 Total 150
1829. . . . . . 53 53
1830. . . . . . 30 30
1831. . . . . . 9 9
Total . . . . . 348 198 150
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XIV. sIIIPPING EMPLOYED DURING THE YEAR, ENDING 20th. SEPT. 1831.
AMERICAN TONNAGE. | FOREIGN TON NAGE,
Entered into Departed from Entered into Departed from
COUNTRIES. the U. States... the U. States. the U. States. the U. States.
Tons.
Russia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º e º e º 'º 8,931 4,310 577
Prussia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e o 'º 700 387
Sweden and Norway, . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º e 11,346 3,232 2,999 472
Swedish West Indies, . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * * tº e 4,793 7,199 262 552
Denmark, . . . . . . . . . . • e º e º 'º e º e º e º e º e º a * * * g e 3,060
Danish West Indies, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27,501 41,730 2,827 2,708
Netherlands, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº ſº º tº e º e º e º º 24,076 23,168 349 1,994
Dutch West Indies, . . . . . º e º e - e. e º e º e º ºr e e 11,296 11,430 312 194
Dutch East Indies, . . . . . . . . tº e º e º e º e º e 2,533 6,498
England, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º º ºs º º 223,345 235,345 84,324 83,461
Scotland, . . . . . . . . . . . . . e e º e º O e º e º e º e e e 5,674 6,312 11,008 9,102
Ireland, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e & © e º e º ºs e e 4,388 7,838 7,020 2,306
Gibraltar, . . . . . . . . . . e - e º s e º tº º e º e º e º º q Q 3,599 11,703 tº e º dº º º º 256
British African ports, . . . . . . . © c e s e s e º e e e 9 e e - e. e. 121
British East Indies, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,342 6,481
British West Indies, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38,046 40,922 23,760 17,903
Newfoundland, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e - © º 275 277 736
British American colonies, . . . . . . . . . . . 92,672 79,364 82,557 94,776
Other British colonies, . . . . . . tº º e º 'º e º e º 248 434
Hanse towns, . . . . . . . . . . º e º 'º e e o e o e º 'º e s 15,934 17,147 12,175 17,487
France on the Atlantic, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40,849 48,022 8,666 3,722
France on the Mediterranean, . . . . . . . . . . 13,774 15,459 493 1,477
French West Indies, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26,704 35,334 2,793 2,254
Spain on the Atlantic, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,760 4,598 tº º ºs º º e s e 1,068
Spain on the Mediterranean, . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,583 1,905 e tº e º c e º 'º 536
Teneriffe and other Canaries, . . . . . . . . . . . 1,963 1,418
Manilla and Philippine islands, . . . . . . . . . . 2,938 249
Cuba, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132,830 132,222 19,639 17,816
Other Spanish West Indies, . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,060 8,272 3,117 1,051
Portugal, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,043 1,598 1,451
Madeira, . . . . . . e e e e º e s e º e o & © e º s e e º e 2,514 5,163 • b tº e º e º e 13]
Fayal and the other Azores, . . . . . . . . . tº & © 660 475 397 25]
Cape de Verd islands, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 875 1,200 tº e º e o . 236
Italy, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . © tº e º ºs e e º 'º e º e º e a e 10,683 9,120 159
Sicily, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,080 378 ---
Trieste, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e e º ºs e tº to º ºn 1,920 4,215
Turkey, . . . . . . . . . . . . * @ e º 'º e º 'º e º 'º - * e º e º e 3,918 2,935
Hayti, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26,446 27,807 699 1,006
Mexico, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22,377 22,303 11,498 10,019
Central America, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * tº e º 'º. 2,821 3,315
Colombia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e e º 'o e º ºs e º 'º • * > 9,174 7,188 56
Honduras, . . . . . e tº e e e º e º sº tº t e º e º 'º e º e & e - e. 1,456 1,449 600 223
| Brazil, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29,805 36,892 1,360 203
| Argentine republic, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . º 9,652 8,169
| Cisplatine republic, . . . . . . . . . . . . . e e º 'º e º 'º 274 356
| Peru, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,577 523
| Chili, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º e s tº e º e º º 3,729 11,145
South America, generally, . . . . . . . . . . . . e - 703 1,018 94 242
| Cape of Good Hope, . . . . . . . . . . . . . * @ s tº tº 929 891
| China, . . . . . e e g º e < * * * & e º e º e º e º 'º e e e e º 'º 4,316 5,061
Asia, generally, . . . . . . e e º e º 'º e º e º e o 'º e º e 1,171 2,447
| East India, generally, . . . . . . . . . . • e is e e e º e & 9 º' & e º 'º º 669
| West Indies, generally, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,903 17,839 e e s º ºs e º º 400
| Europe, generally, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,169 560 2,020
| Africa, generally, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº Q 2,511 5,098 tº º º ſº tº º º 148
South Seas, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . © tº 4 29,581 39,470
North west of coast of America, . . . . . e º 'º 375 783
Uncertain, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Total . . • * * 922,952 972,504 281,948 271,994


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OF THE UNITED STATES-NAVIGATION.
STATISTICS
XVI. FoEEIGN TONNAGE which ENTERED THE PORTs
OF THE UNITED STATES.

YEARS TONS.
1824. . . . . . . . ... 89,481
1825. . . . . . . . ... 92,927
1826. . . . ... 105.654
1827. . tº ge ... 137,589
1828. . . . . . . . ... 150,223
1829. . . . . . . . ... 130,743
1830. . . . . . . . . . 281,948
XVI. CoMPARATIVE view of AMERICAN AND BRITISH TONNAGE
ENTERING THE PORTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AMERICAN, BRITISH.
COUNTRIES. 1830. 1831. # 830. 1831.
From England, . . . . . . . . . . . . 199,972 . . 223,343 . . . . 61,247 . . . 84,324
, Scotland, . . . . . . . . . . . 5,874 . . 5,674 . . . . 12,560 . . . . 11,008
, Ireland, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,494 .. 4,385 . . 6,949 . . . . 7,020
,, British West Indies, . . . . . 22,428 . . 38,046 .. 182 . . . . 23,760
,, British American colon. ... 130,527 . . 92,672 .. 4,002 . . . . 82,557
Total,....... Tonsl. 364,205 .. 364,125 . . . . 84,940 . . . 208,609
From Great Britain, Decrease of American tonnage,....... 80 tons.
Increase ,, British do. . . . . . . . . . . . . 123,729 ,,
Colonial Trade, Decrease of American tonnage, .......... 22,237 tons.
Increase ,, British do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102,133 ,,

XVIII. TOTAL INSPECTION IN THE UNITED STATEs.
INSPECTIONS AND PRODUCE.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

YEARS EN DING- W HEAT-FLOUR. RY E-FLOUR. CORN M EAL •
31st December. Barrels. Barrels. Hhds. Barrels.
1821 . . . . ... 1,707,350 .. 43.976 . . 17,449 .. 40,693
1822. . . . . . . . . . ... 1,599,973 . . 59,363 .. 15, 157 . . . 32,274
1823. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,557,724 . . 75,620 . . 14,705 . . . . . 36,863
1824. . . . . . . . . . ... 1,714,410 . . 68,380 .. . 17,192 .. 70,415
1825. tº tº ... 1,882,611 . . 57,419 .. 14,781, .. ... 51,297
1826. . . . . . . . . . . . 2,031,558 .. 27,282 .. 18,619 . . ... 36,979
1827. . . . . . . . . . . . 2,061,459 . . 34,487 . . 16,869 .. 51,192
1828. . . . . . . . ſº . . 2,245,257 . 55,239 19,178 .. 78,958
1829. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,255,132 . . 77,945 17,891 . . 51,666
1830. . . . * . . 2,851,876 .. 41,351 18,372 . . 35,070
1831. . . . . e º 'º - e.
The annual inspections in New York amount to about 1 million barrels of wheat-flour,
in Philadelphia and Baltimore half a million, respectively.
sTATIST1cs of THE UNITED STATEs, INSPECTIONs, &c.
269
... 18,372 . .
XIX. INSPECTIONS IN THE PRINCIPAL Ports of THE UNITED STATEs,
FoE THE YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1830.
WHEAT-FLOUR. RYE-FLOUR. CORN MEAL.
PLACES. Barrels. Barrels. Hhds Barrels.
|Albany, . • * @ 6 & © e º e tº dº º ºs º tº tº tº e & 43,215 tº tº tº gº tº e tº º ſº e º & & © tº e º 'º e º ºf e
New York,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 827,370 . . . . 15,191 10,316 9,663
Philadelphia, e is e º e º O ſº e º e º º º tº º º º 473,876 tº ſº tº tº 21,712 7,498 19,949
Baltimore, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 597,804 4,436 558 5,458
Georgetown, D. C. . . . . . . . . . . . . 139,713 & a tº º dº º dº e º & e e e º dº º e e dº e º ºs e e &
Alexandria, D. C. . . . . . . . . . . . 187,432 e tº dº ſº e º 'º & © tº e º tº e º ºs º º tº e * * * * * * * *
Fredericksburgh, Va. . . . . . . ... .. 79,336 • s 6 c & © e e º e º e tº º ºs e º ſº tº dº tº tº e º e Q
Falmouth, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46,406 & e $ 6 ºf 4 e s tº e º a e º 'º e º e s & tº º ºs e º cº º
Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251,024 * & & e º 'º e º º & & © er tº dº º ºs & & Cº.
Petersburgh, &c s & © tº e & & Cº º ſº tº • e is 72,000 * e o e º e º e s a e e i e s tº e e * { {} * *
New Orleans, * * * * * * * @ dº º & © * * * * 133,700 & tºy tº * g & 4 * e s
Total, . . 2,851,856 . . . . . . 41,351 . . . . ... 35,070

XX. INSPECTION IN BALTIMORE, YEAR ENDING DECEMBER. 31.

WHEAT FLOUR. RYE FLOUR. INDIAN CORN MEA.L.
YEARS Barrels. Half-barrels. Barrels. Half-bbis. Hhds. I Barrels. Half-bbls.
1826 . . . . . 583,671 25,355 1,098 4 30 2,699 2O
1827 . . . . . 561,259 22,921 1,874 63 ºr ºr 5,214 2
1828 . . . . . . 537,010 18,882 4,409 tº tº 415 8,798 11
1829 . . . . . . . 466,144 15, 149 12,777 48 1,609 6,483 1.
1830 . . . . . 587,875 19,865 4,436 tº e 559 5,458 tº dº
XXI. INSPECTION OF SUNDRY PRODUCE IN THE Port of NEw York.
1830. STAVES. SPIRITS.
Pipes. | W.O.H. Head. | R.O.H. Barrels. | 1829. 1830.
Produce of this State... 1,494,399| 662,676 22,676 13,563| 398,220 Casks. Casks.
Do. of other States, ... 335,621 506,958] 37,174 1,401,275] 261,635
Total, 1,829,420 1,169,634 59,850 | 1,414,838|| 659,855
Refuse from the State. . 221,922. 151,582] 27,960 || 37,634|| 71,591 Inspection Fees.
Do. other States.... 118, i52| 116,848| 29,291 297,182 141311|6 cents per cask.
Total, 410,074 268,430l 57,251 / 334,546 212,902
HOPS. | FLAXSEED.
1829. 1830. 1829. | 1830.
Bales. . . . 876 606 Casks. Casks.
Pounds. . 177,236 127,843 16,498 10,300
|Value, 8 || 17,308.05] 15,980.00l 28°174,000] 28 112,800


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sTATISTICs of THE UNITED STATEs, PRODUCE, &c.
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XXII. COTTON.
1. GROWTH 3. CONSUMPTION
IN THE UNITED STATES. IN THE UNITED STATES.
Total crop of 1824, - 5, 569,259 bales. 1826, - 7, 103,482 bales.
Ditto ,, 1825, - 6, 720,027 ditto. 1827, - 8, 120,593 ditto.
Ditto ,, 1826, - 7, 957,281 ditto. 1828, - 9, 118,853 ditto.
Ditto PP 1827, - 8, 720,593 ditto. 1829, -30, 126,512 ditto.
Ditto ,, 1828, - 9, 870,415 ditto. 1830, - 1, 182,142 ditto.
Ditto , 1829, -30, . . 976,845 ditto. 1831, - 2, 173,800 ditto.
Ditto ,, 1830, - 1, ... 1,038,847 ditto.
Ditto Jºjº 1831, - 2, 987,477 ditto.
2. PARTICULARS OF CROPS.
STATES. 1830. 1831. 1832.
New Orleans, . . . . . . . . tº $ tº 354,024 bales, ... 426,485 bales, ... 322,635 bales,
Florida, . . . . . . tº e o e o e º e º e 5,787 ditto . . 13,073 ditto . . 22,651 ditto
Alabama, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102,684 ditto . . 113,186 ditto . . . 125,921 ditto
Georgia, tº e º º ºs e º e º º e 253,117 ditto . 230,502 ditto . . 276,437 ditto
South Carolina, . . . . . . . . . . 188,817 ditto . . 185,166 ditto . . 173,872 ditto
North Carolina, . . . . . . . . . . 36,862 ditto . . 36,540 ditto . . 28,461 ditto
Virginia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35,500 ditto . . 33,895 ditto . . 37,500 ditto
Total. . . . . . . . 976,845 bales. 1,038,847 bales. 987,477 bales.
4. EXPORTATION.
STATES. 1830. 1831. 1832.




−
Great Britain, . . . . . . . . . .
595,713 bales, ..
200,791 ditto . .
© º e 42,212 ditto . .
618,718 bales, .
127,029 ditto . .
27,036 ditto . .
638, 148 bales.
207,209 ditto
46,371 ditto
738,716 bales.
772,883 bales.
891,728 bales.
The stock on hand in the United States 1 October 1832, was 33,158 bales less than at the
same period in 1831.
XXIII. WHALE FISHERY IN 1830.
Ships. Tons. Men. Value, dollars.
170 sperm, . . . . . . tº º tº 0 62,900 . . . . . . . . . 5,100 . . . . 5, 100,000
120 COmmon, . . . . . . . . . . . . 39,600 . . . . . 3,000 . . . . 2,400,000

290 ships,
e e e a e s e º 'º º
º e - gº tº G 102,500 tº $ tº dº
. 8,100 . . .
. . . . 7,500,000
The average product is estimated at :
120,000 barrels sperm oil, at 28°22. 282,640,000
100,000
,, common do. at
9. 900,000
Sperm
vessel am
Common oil.
oil.
ount to 28, 20,000.
The average length of a voyage is thirty months.
The average length of a voyage is from eight to twelve months.
of each vessel about 28, 9,000.
Note. From Nantucket alone, 62 vessels were sent out in 1831—value & 2,000,000.
Total, dollars 3,540,000
Outfits
• ?
The outfits of each |
STATISTICs of THE UNITED STATES,-FUR TRADE. 271
XXIV. AMERICAN FUR TRADE,
ON THE MISSOURI AND ITS WATERS AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
FROM 1815 TO 1830.
From an official Report of 5th March, 1832, on the Fur or inland Trade with Merico.
Total amount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº 8 & © e º e º 'º e e & e s tº º º Dollars, 3,750,000
Clear profits. . . . . . . . . . . . tº tº e º 'º e º 'º e º º e ſº tº e º 'º e º s e a c e g c e º e º is tº ,, 1,650,000
Number of skins, as follows:
Buffalo,. . . . . . . . . . 390,000. Deer,. . . . . . . . . . 2,250,000
Beaver,. . . . . . . . . . 375,000. Koon,. . . . . . . . ... 180,000
Otter, . . . . . . . . . . . 60,000. Muskrat. . . . . ... 562,500
AMERICAN FUR COMPANY.
The greater part of this trade is carried on by the American Fur Company, with a capital
of upwards of 1,000,000 dollars, the annual return of which are about 500,000 dollars.
Annual returns of the company, taken on the average of the years 1829, 1830, and 1831.
Beaver,. . . . . . . . . . 17,509 Elk, . . . . . . . . 149 Martins,. . . . . . . . . 19,198
Muskrat. . . . . . . . . 384,582 Fox, red,.... 1,688 Lynx,. . . . . . . . . . . . 1,216
Do. Small. . . . . . . . 32,609 Do. cross, . . . 57 Wild cats, ........ 3132
Raccoons,....... 112,669 Do. grey, . . . . 2,164 Wolves, . . . . . . . . . . 805
Rabbits,. . . . . . . . . 4,966 Do. silver, ... 5 Wolverines, ... . . . . . 8
Buffaloes, . . . . . . . 25,333 Do. prairie,... 227 Panthers. . . . . . . . . . 13
Deer, dressed, . . . . 687 Bears,....... 3,965 Badgers,. . . . . . . . . . 161
Do. shaved . . . . . . 72,932 Cubs,. . . . . . . 1,715 Pole-cat,. . . . . . . . . 26
Do. red, . . . . . . . . 28,491 Otters, . . . . . . 9,213 Squirrel,. . . . . . . . . . II
Do. grey,. . . . . . . . 17,113 Fishers, . . . . . 3,566 Opossums,. . . . . . . . 25
Minks,... . . . . 16,266 Swans,. . . . . . . . . . . 53
and 179 pounds of castoreum.
There is of late years no falling off in the annual supplies on account of the rapid increase
of population in the western countries, for although on the immediate frontiers of the in-
habited part of this vast extent of country, deer and other large animals have nearly disap-
peared, the deficiency is amply made up in what is called the Indian country, and further by
the extension of the company's trading Ports. >
It is asserted by the Americans that the British possess in this fur trade a great advantage|
over them, on account of the high import duties imposed by the American tariff on all the
necessary articles for barter.
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272
sTATISTICs of THE UNITED STATES,-CHINA TRADE.
XXV. THE CHINA TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES.
SEASONS.
EXPORTS 1828.--—1829.
raom THE UNITED STATEs. [1823–1824.1824-1825.1825–1826.
Quantities. Prices. | Value.
- Dol.cts. Dollars.
Number of vessels sailed, . . . . 34 43 42 | . . . . . . . . • * ~ e s e i e s a s e s • *
Spanish dollars, . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,096,100 6,524,500 5,725,000 |* 1,388,500 . . . . . . 1,388,500
Ginseng, . . . . . . . . . . . peculs 427 6,029 3,357 1,754|various 118,460
Quicksilver, . . . . . . ... do 8,210 6,452 3,738 6,374| 70,00; 446,180
Lead, . . . . . . . . . . . tº a s e e s do 3,610 5,912 19,666 13,119 5.50 72,155
Iron, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 10,044 13,452 3,441 9,407 3.75 35,276
Copper, . . . . . . . . . . gº tº tº e º ºr do. 3, 144 994 1,509 3,237| 24.50 79,306
Skins, land otter, . . . . pieces. 10,855 18,532 14,883 16,354 5.50 89,947
seal, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 12,909 52,048 32,521 8,285 1.75 49,498
T fox, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 17,986 19,477 10,108 30,292 1.25 37,865
| rabbit, . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 100 6,267 1,010 ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 e º e &
beaver,. . . . . . . . . . . . do. 4,588 2,532 4,886 6,427 5.50, 33,698
Cochineal, . . . . . . . . . . peculs 160 157 255 228] 325.00 74,100
Sandal wood, . . . . . . . . . . do. 3,404 7,483 3,097 18,206 7.00 127,442
Beche de Mer, . . . . . . . . . . do. 185 29 186 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Camblets, . . . . . . . . . tº e pieces. 6,362 4,388 4,290 3,900] 28.00. 109,200
Cloth, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 7,791 10,257 12,067 5,200, 30.00. 156,000
Long ells, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 20,796 7,842 10,620 7,300 8.00, 85,400
Handkerchiefs, . . . . . . . . . . do. 6,807 27,228 31,694 10,263 1.50 39,666
Shirtings, . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . 7,612 18,694 19,790. 6.00. 118,740
Cambrics, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 1,000 3,250 8,288 5,850 2.00 11,700
Candles, . . . . . . . . . ... peculs. I35 63 72 | . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Rice and paddy, . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . 18,927 49,993 26,440 1.50| 39,660
Chintz,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . pieces. 6,770 4, 161 7,376 4,773. 5.25 25,058
Cotton, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . bales 1,070 1,575 195 | . . . . . . . . • * * * * * | * * * * * * * *
Tortoiseshell, . . . . . . . . peculs. 37 24 16 . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * * s e s e
Tin plates, . . . . . . . . , boxes. 2,350 100 451 200 10.00 2,200
Tobacco, . . . . . . . . . . . . peculs 1,082 72 16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . © e tº e º 'º
Wine, ... . . . • * * * * * * * * CàSeS 849 705 278 tº e º sº. tº º $ tº e i º e º . e. e. e. e. e.
Rope, . . . . . . . . tº e e. e. e. e. peculs 250 69 260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Canvass, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 87 e e º e º a tº a 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , & © e º 'º
Various articles, ..... dollars. . . . . . . . . e • 9,000 | . . . . . . . . to e e 23,360
Opium, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * @ º tº º 'º e º 'º e º 'º º tº t e º e e s is e g c e s tº peculs 1,256} 650,00 816,725
Spelter, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e e º 'º e º 'º º a g º e < e e º e e º e º e º 6 e ... . . . . . do 1,415 6.00 8,490
Tin, . . . . . . . . . . . . • * * * * g e s a e e s e e e s s e e e e s > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *... do. 700 13.00. 12,600
Skins, sea otter, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .gs & © e º º º & © tº ºt e º e º e ... pieces. 1,062 50.00. 53,100
Do. do. tails,. . . . . . tº e º e º e º is e a tº e º a c e º º e º º e º e º 'º e º e º e do. 1,058 5.00 5,290
Cotton yarn, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . peculs. 338|| 40.00|| 13,520
Balance, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 619,335
Total Exports from the United States to China in 1828-29....
tº º tº dº
*-*
. . . . . . . . . . 28°4,650,230
* Including bills of exchange.







STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES-CH IN A TRADE.
THE CHINA TRADE.-CONTINUED.
IMPORTS SEASON 1828–1829.
INTO THE UNITED STATES. Quantities, Prices. Value.
Tales Dollars.
Tea, Hyson skin, . . . . . . . . . . chests 18,097 . . 21. 263,900
Do. Tonkay, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 6,486 . . 24. 134,033
Do. young Hyson, . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 26, 192 .. 30. 769,375
Do. Hyson, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 11,264 . . 40. 300,388
Do. Gunpowder and Imperial.... do. 4,888 . . 45. 153,945
Do. Bohea, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 901 . . 12. 9,000
Do. Souchong and Powchong.... do. 17,216 . . 17. 264,208
Do. Fecco, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 191 . . 60 7,917
Cassia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . peculs. 2,916 28, 14.00 40,824
Rhubarb, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 99 60. OO tº e 5,940
Sugar, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 2,243 9. 00 20,187
Ware, china, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . boxes. 589 6. 00 3,534
Floor matting, . . . . . . . . . . . . . rolls 1,590 5. OO 7,950
Oil of spices, . . . . . . . . . . . . . peculs 50 160. 00 8,000
Sweetmeats, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . boxes. 220 8. 50 1,870
Vermillion, . . . . . . -g e º e º e -e e º e º e do. 50 48. 00 2,400
Cotton yarn, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . peculs 200 40. 00 8,000
Crapes, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pieces. 24,605 4. 75 ... 116,874
Crape shawls, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 81,625 1. 25 102,031
Do. dresses, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 19,800 2. OO 39,600
Handkerchiefs,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 24,314 . 5. 50 133,727
Sinchews,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 11,340 12, 00 136,080
Sarsnetts, . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º e tº e - e. do. ... 17,295 10. 00 172,950
Levantines , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 7,382 11. 00 81,202
Satines,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 4,836 16, OO 77,376
Camblets, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. * 2,465 .. 12. 00 29,580
Florentines, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 850 . 9. O0 7,650
Lutestrings, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 560 8. OO 4,480
Concans, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 100 8. OO 80,000
Pongees, ... . . . . . . . . . . . e - e º is G tº º do. 16,087 . 5, 25 84,457
Velvet, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. . 50 30. OO 1,500
Sewing silk, . . . . . . . . . . . . . peculs e 144 450. O0 64,800
Raw silk, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. 68 440. 00 29,920
Yellow nankeens, long, . . . . . . pieces. . . 291,100 . . . 70 203,770
Do. do. short, . . . . . . . . do. . . 15,000 . . . 42 6,800
Blue, do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do 86,000 84 72,912
Sundries, estimated at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30,000
!
Total value of Imports from China into the United States,. . . . . . . . 2&3,337,480
74 STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES.—MAN U FACTORIES.
M A N U F A C T OR I. E. S.
XXVI. COTTON MANUEACTORIES.
1. WEAVING.
Capital employed, is estimated, at, . . . . . tº º e º 'º e º sº tº a * * * * * * . . . . . . . . . Dollars, 40,000,000
Numbers of mills, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º e º e e tº tº tº ſº ſº tº º º e º 'º e º & tº e 795
,, , spindles, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,246,500
,, , looms, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * is e & tº e º e º e s e º ºs e º e º e º º ºs e º 'º º is e º e º is a e 33,500
Pounds of yarn sold in 1831, . . . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * e g º gº tº e º sº e º is 10,642,000
Yards of cloth made, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230,412,000
Pounds of ditto, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º is is º ºs e º 'º º is tº º is e º e º º e º 'º e º e º 'º e º e 59,604,900
Males employed, . . . . . . tº e º & © tº tº g º C tº º º e º 'º º e º ſº tº e º sº e º 'º e º 'º e º e º is a e º e º 'º e º e s is a 18,540
Females , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº dº e º e º e º a tº & e º e e º 'º is e º e 4,700
Pounds of cotton used, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77,757,000
y 2 , , starch, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * c e º e º is e º º e 1,641,300
Barrels of flour, for sizing,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17,250
Cords of wood,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46,550
Tons of coal, . . . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * e º ſº tº * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * e º 'º ºn e º e º e º e e º e º & 24,450
Bushels of charcoal,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * c e º s e º 'º & " e s s a s e s e e s e e º a 9,200
Gallons of oil, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº tº e º 'º e º & © º e º ſº tº e is e º & © tº e º ºs e º . g º s is e 4 & 300,300
Value of other articles used, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dollars, 600,000
2. BLEACHING.
It is assumed that one-third of the cotton goods manufactured in the U.S. are bleached.
Capital employed in that branch, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº g º ºs e º ºs e º º v. & Dollars, 900,000
Males, about 612, average wages 28 6.00 per week.
Females , , 126, 3 y 22 ,, 2.88 ,, ditto.
Aggregate wages, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . per annum, dollars 209,814
Starch used, . . . . . . tº dº º e º 'º a tº e º e º e º ºs e s tº º e º e e s e º e º ºs º e s e s e e tº º & e º 'º e º ºs e º e º 'º lbs. 429,600
Coal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º P & 2 & © tº e º 'º e º e º dº tº e e e º & º º e e s e º e º e e s e e º e o e tons, 19,250
Bleaching salts used, ... . . . . . . . . . tº º is e e º e º e º e º e º 'º e º e * * * * * * * * > * * e º e º e º is tº º lbs. 520,000
Oil of vitriol 2 y = * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * tº G & © tº º ,, 585,400
Lime 2 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * c e º e º 'º gº © tº tº º º tº casks, 2,500
Ashes y 9 • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * tº tº gº º dº tº g g º & g º 'º & gº tº e º 'º º it cwts. 11,153
Other materials , domestic,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . & ſº tº & tº gº º e º & tº tº ſº $ tº gº tº de value, dollars, 109,100
Ditto ditto ,, foreign,. . . . . . . . . • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * > 2 º' 41,025
3. PRINTING.
Capital employed in that branch, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . about dollars, 1,000,000
Men 25 950, average wages 28, 7.00 per week.
Females , 125, , , 3 * , 2.50 , ditto.
Boys 25 430, , , 35 ,, 1.82 , ditto.
Aggregate wages, . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº ſº tº ºn tº $ tº dº ſº e º e g º e º e º 'º e º e º & per annum, dollars, 402,965
Flour for sizing used, . . . . . . . . • * * * * * * * * * * * * tº e º e º 'º e º ºs º ºs e º 'º e º e s tº e º 'º º & barrels, 1,300
Coals 59 ° e s • * * * * * * * * * * e º E tº e º ºs e º 'º e º sº e º e º ºs º e º o e º 'º e º is ſº e e º º tons, 2,250
Wood 39 e • * * * * * * * * * * * e º 'º sº tº tº dº e º g tº e º e º 'º º tº e º 'º t e º ºs e º ſº tº dº º e º º cords, 30,000
Oil 53 e = * * * * * * * * tº tº e º 'º e º e º e © e º ºs º º e = * g is tº e º e º & J C & © º ºs tº e gallons, 3,500
Gum Senegal, arabic, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . © º e º e º e º e º 'º e g º O & G & e º 'º dº º ſº tº e º 'º º tº lbs. 30,000
Sumac used, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º º G & º ſº tº gº º ºs * @ º º ſº tº º º g º º ſº e º 'º e º 'º tº $ tº e º e º e 99 53,100
Persian and turkey berries used,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 9.9 10,000
Madder used, . . . . . . . tº º ſº tº ſº º º & * tº gº tº e º e tº e º $ tº e º ºs e º º & tº gº º q tº ſº g tº tº tº e º 'º & ,, 8 l 9,500
Indigo 99 • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • * * * * g º º ſº tº tº º & © tº º º is tº º ſº º ºs e º e º e º e ,, 222,700
Logwood y 9 e s • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * e o e s s e e s is e e s e * † º & tº º tº e º 'º e º ºs e º º ,, 572,530
Copper rollers 93 s • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * tº e º e º 'º e º e s º º tº tº w & e e º s º e º e º ºs e º e e 22,500
* 53
Other articles, chiefly of American production or manufacture, as iron boilers,
cast iron, lime, quercitron bark, acids and other chemical preparations,
value, dollars, 430,000
STATISTICS OF THE UNITE I)
STATES-MAN U FACTORIES.
4. MACHINE SHOPs.
Capital employed,.
Men ditto
* @ e º & “
... ...... Dollars, 2,400,00°
Aggregate ditto. . . . . . . • * * * * * * * * * * * * > 9 1,248,000
Annual value of product,. . . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * tº e º e º e º is e º e º e º º s e is a tº & p3 3,500,000
They are represented as capable of turning out per an. spindles, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250,000
They require, cast iron, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * * * * ... about tons, 7,776
Wrought iron and steel, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 93 3,200
Sea coal, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . chaldrons, 2,400
Sheet cards, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . in value 28, 184,320
Paints and oil, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 jº jº 48,000
Ash plank and pine, . . . . . . . . . . . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 93 2 ſº 153,000
Harware, files, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . y 5 p > 240,000
5. EXPORTS OF AMERICAN COTTON MANU FACTURES.
DESCRIPTIONS. 1826. 1827. 1828. 1829. 1830. 1831.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
White piece goods, . . . . . . . . 821,629 951,001 || 887,627 | 981,370. 964,196 96,931
Printed ditto, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68,884 45, 120 76,012 145,024 61,800. 947,932
Nankeens, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,903 14,750 5, 149 1,878 1,093 2,397
Twist, yarn, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . 11,135 11, 175 12,570 3,849 24,744 17,221
All others, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227,574 || 137.368 28,873 | 127,336|| 266,350 61,832
Totals. . . . . . . 1,138,125 | 1,159,411 | 1,010,232| 1,259,457 | 1,318, 183| 1,126,313
XXVII. IRON WORKS.



Iron is found in the states of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New Jersey, New York, in almost every county of Pennsylvania, and in Illinois. The
first extensive Iron works were raised in Taunton, Mass, in the year 1652. Within the last
half century numerous other works of that kind have been erected in different parts of the
before named states, particularly at Franconia N.H. Lichfield and Stafford Con. Pittsburg,
Pa, &c. In the year 1830, 202 furnaces were in operation in the United States, and
produced 155,348 tons of native iron, which were converted into 90,768 tons of bar iron,
and 28,273 tons of castings. These 90,768 tons, with the addition of the bar iron made at
the bloomeries, amounting in that year to 5,853 tons, made a total of 96,621 tons.
Annual consumption of Iron in the United States.
In 1830; made at 202 furnaces . . . . . . . . . . tº e º & gº º e g º e i s º is e e * & tons, 155,348
of which were made into castings, . . . . . . . e e º & a e º e º º £ tº 4 & tº e º 'º & º is tº º • ? 28,273
Tons, 127,075
which rendered into bars, at 28 cwts. per ton, makes, . . . . . . . . . . . . tons, 90,768
there were made of bloomed iron, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * * * tº 9 * * * * * J. P. 5,853
Total Bar iron made annually in the United States, Tons, 96,621
Add : Importation of foreign iron, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 y 33,986
r Annual consumption of Bar iron in the United States, Tons, 130,607
Besides what was made from the blast furnaces into castings, . . . . . . . . . . . . • * > y 28,273
Total. . . . . . Tons, 158,880
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276 STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES.–MANU FACTORIES.
XXVIII. GLASS WORKS.
Flint Glass. The first manufactory of importance was established at Pittsburg, in 1812, and
the next near Boston, in 1816. There are in the United States 21 furnaces, containing
140 pots; they are located as follows:
At Boston and its vicinity. . . . . . . . . 6 furnaces with 38 pots.
,, Providence, Rhode Island. . . . . . . 2 do. 2, 12 do.
,, New York and vicinity . . . . . . . . . 3 do. ,, 22 do.
,, Philadelphia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 do. ,, 6 do.
, Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 do. ,, 12 do.
, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,. . . . . . . . 4 do. ,, 32 do.
, Wellsburg, do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 do. ,, 12 do.
, Wheeling, Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . . I do. ,, 6 do.
Total. .. 21 furnaces with 140 pots.
The two most extensive of these factories, with 28 pots, are in the vicinity of Boston.
The pots they employ are somewhat larger than the average size, and the article they
produce being chiefly intended for cut-glass, it is estimated at the annual average amount
of 14,000 Dol. per pot, whilst the annual produce of the 112 pots of the other factories
cannot be computed at above 8000 Dol. each. This gives for the total amount offlint glass
now made in the United States, 1,300,000 Dollars per annum.
Estimate of the raw materials consumed by the 21 furnaces:
Lead,. . . . . . . . . . . . 1,450 Tons.
Pearlashes,. . . . . . . 900 do.
Sand, . . . . . . . . . . . 2,600 do.
Fire clay . . . . . . . . 1.000 do.
Saltpetre, . . . . . . . . 100 do.
Green and Black Glass, viz. bottles, demijohns, carboys, apothecaries’ vials, &c. Numerous
establishments exist in the United States for the manufacture of these coarser kinds of
glass ware, but a detailed statement of their extent has not as yet been published. The
most extensive are at Kensington near Philadelphia, also in the vicinity of Boston, &c.
Crown Glass.-Only one crown window glass manufactory is at present in operation in the
United States, the New England crown-glass manufactory near Boston, with one fur-
nace and six pots.
This establishment employs a capital of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150,000 Dollars.
gives constant employment to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º f * * * e º e º 'º e º ºr º is is º e º & 65 men.
pays wages, annually,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... about 100 dollars.
and consumes: Pearl-ashes from Maine, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Tons.
Saltpetre, imported,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº tº gº º º 35
Lime, from Maine, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 »
Dry soda from France, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 »
Refined borax, imported. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . se e º e º is e s ∈ 2 tº ſº l 2.5
Marine salt. . . . . . . . . gº & e º e º ºs e º 'º e g º ſº tº º it is e º is º e tº º e º 'º e 80 39
Clay from Europe, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº gº tº a I 50 J. J.
Sand ,, New Jersey, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250 2.9
Wood 2, Maine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,700 92
Coal , Virginia. . . . . . . . . . . . & tº ſº º & © tº * * * * * * * * e e g º e 2,600 92
employing 6000 tons of shipping.
Another factory for crown glass has recently been built in the State of New York.
Cylinder Window Glass.-There exist 23 manufactories of cylinder window glass in the
United States, four located in Pennsylvania, two in New York, two in Maryland, two in
Ohio, &c. They are estimated to employ an aggregate capital of, . . . . 690,000 Dollars.
to pay annually in wages, . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º º is ºr tº e º & tº * * * * * * * * * e º e e 230,000 ,,
and to employ . . . . . . . . . . tº e º is º is º e º e º e º 'º e º 'º e º is tº ſº e s a s e º e s e º e º e s a t 350 men.
produce in window glass,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172,000 boxes, or 8,625,000 sq. ft.
amounting in value to. . . . . . . . . . . tº e º 'º º ºs e & dº º e º e º 'º e * * * * * * * * c e e. e. e. e. 850,000 Dollars.
General results of all Glass Manufactories in the United States.
Flint glass ware produced. . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº º e º e º 'º sº e º e º e º º tº e º & e º ſº e 1,300,000 Dollars.
Glass bottles, phials, apothecaries’ ware, demijohns, carboys, &c. . . . 200,000 ,,
Crown window glass,. . . . . e is e e º e º e º e º e tº $ tº º is © º 'º gº º e º ºs e º 'º e º ºs . . . . . 150,000 , ,
Cylinder window glass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 850,000 , ,
Total 2,500,000 Dollars.
Hands employed,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e ∈ C tº º e º e tº gº º e º º te e º is e º e is 1,800 men.
Amount of wages paid . . . . . . . . . . tº e s it is tº e º e º ºs e e s tº t e º e º º e º e º º e º s & 600,000 Dollars.
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XXIX. LEAD.
more than 3000 square miles.
The Lead mines in Missouri are the most extensive and the richest on the globe. They
extend from the head waters of St. Francis river in a north western direction to the Maramec,
a distance of 70 miles in length, and about 45 in breadth, thus spreading over an extent of
They have of late years been worked at an increasing ratio.
The following quantities, derived from the mines in Missouri as well as those in Illinois and
Michigan, were received in New Orleans for the home, coasting and export trade : viz.
YEARS
ending 30 September.
Made at the upper mines.

1822 . . . . . . . . . . . .
1823 .
1824 . . . . . . . . . . . .
1825 . . . . . .
1826
1827
1828
1829
1830
* * * * * * * *
tº $ tº a t t e º e º e º tº gº ºn tº
YEARS
PIG.S. ending 31 December. Pounds weight.
12,962 . . . . 1825 . . . . . . . . . . . . 489,473. . . . . .
41,123 . . . 1826 * & © tº * > * > * 1,560,536. . . . . .
45,454 . . . . 1827 . © tº tº $ tº gº tº 6,824,389. . . . . .
58,479 . . . . 1828 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,957,100. . . . . .
86,242 . . . . 1829 tº ſº tº e º ſº º ºs . . . 13,994,430. . . . . •
106,405 . . . .
183,712 . . . . Made at the lower mines.
146,203 . . . . .
100,288 . . . . 1829 . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,500,000. . . . . *

Lead has also been discovered in Maine and Connecticut.
XXX, SALT.
CAPITAL EMPLOYED IN, AND RESULT of, THE SALT MANUFACTURE IN THE
UNITED STATEs, compUTED Upon AN Aver AGE OF THE YEARs 1829 & 1830.

STATES.
Maine, ...
New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, . . . . . . . . . .
Rhode Island,. . . . . . . . . . . .
Connecticut, . . . . . . . . . . . .
New York,. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
New Jersey, ..
Pennsylvania,
Delaware, ..
Maryland, ....
dº º ºs
* * * * g e º g
North Carolina,. . . . . . . . . .
South Carolina,
Ohio,
Kentucky, tº e º e
Tennessee, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alabama, . . . . . . . . . . .
Illinois, ...
Arkansas, ..
Florida,
Indiana,
tº e º 'º º ºs
tº e º e º e º º
tº e º G & & tº e º g º ºs e e is
Virginia,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
tº º tº º
* *
tº tº * *
Capital employed, * :
lands, buildings, and Quantities produced | Average prices at
fixtures. annually. the manufactory.
Dollars. Bushels. Cents per bushel.
22,000. . . . . . 90,000. . . . . . . . . . 37%
e - 3,000. . . . . . 1,200. . . . . . º 40 a. 50
. 1,754,576. . . . . . 567,239. . . . . . . . . . . 39 a. 48
5,400. . . . . . 1,600. . . . . . . . . . . 50
tº 5,000. . . . . . 2,000. . . . . . 45
. 3,077,000. . . . . . 1,291,220. . tº e º 'º 45
7,000. . . . . . 7,000. . . . . . ... 50 a. 75
400,500. . . . . . 600,000. . . . . © . . 45
i.e. 2,250 g 7,500. . . tº º ſº. 30
20,000 * 38,000. . . . . . * * 30
1,000,000. . . . . . 1,061,000. . . . . . & Q & 37%
• * 96,600 e 31,860. . . . . ... 30 a. 75
9,000. . . . . . 3,000. . . . . . * † º 50
334,762. . . . . . 446,350. . . . . . . . 37 a. 50
160,000. . . . . . 137,320. . . ... 50 a. 75
3,000. 3,640. . . . . . ... 75 a. 100
3,000. . . . . . . . 4,000 tº & Cº º 62
º 53,000. . . . . . . 138,000 tº º . 40 a. 75
3,000. . . . . . * 10,000. . . . . ... 75 a. 100
tº g tº e º º gº º 4,000. . . . tºº
tº º tº º 'º 125
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STOCK COMPANIES.
STATISTICS OF THE UNITED
STATES-JOINT
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.
XXXI. GENERAL STATEMENT OF Joint stock compan1Es
IN NEW YORK AND TWENTY-FOUR OTHER, CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
Enti Amºunt of Amount ºf Amºunt of Rat Whole Amount
cariºstock jºjºsº |pºt, “iºt.
NEW YORK CITY. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Banks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,130,000| 200,000|17,930,000||1,033,200 5.7875|103,769,952
Marine lnsurance Comp.... 3,050,000. 450,000 2,600,000, 403,000||15.572
Fire Insurance Companies, .. 7,800,000. 750,000 7,050,000 479,750 6,805
Miscellaneous, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,383,750 1,500,000 883,750. 83,420 7.731
BROOKLYN.
Banks, ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300,000]. . . . . . . . 300,000 21,000 7. 2,099,968
| Fire Insurance Companies . 102,000 | . . . . . . . 102,000 4,080 4.
ALBANY., º
Banks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,576,600|| 300,000 | 1,276,600|| 301,248|23.608 || 9,792,801
Insurance Companies, . . . . . 550,000 | . . . . . . . . 550,000 || 45,500 8.272
Water-works, . . . . . . . . . . . . 80,000 | . . . . . . . . 80,000 3,200 || 4.
TROY.
Banks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,018,000) 300,000 || 718,000 | 61,840 8.612 6, 183,996
Insurance Companies. . . . . . 250,000 | . . . . . . . . 250,000 22,500 9.
Savings Bank,. . . . . . . . . . . 65,000 . . . . 65,000 1,625 2.50
HART FOR D.
Banks, ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,859,000|| 250,000| 2,609,000 | 159,540. 6.114 | 15,952,964
Insurance Companies, . . . . . 500,000 500,000
NEW LONDON.
Banks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247,687|.. . . . . . . 247,687 || 15,452 6.338 1,545,180
Insurance Companies,...... 100,000 || 100,000
NEWPORT. -
Banks, . . . . . . . . . . . . tº e º ºs 595,000| 100,000 495,000; 19,450 3.919 1,939,964
- PROVIDENCE.
Banks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,324,950|... . . . . . . 4,324,950| 276,662 6.3967| 27,672, 184
Insurance Companies, . . . . . 260,000 260,000
BO STON,
Banks, . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 13,900,000. . . . . . . . 13,900,000| 695,500 5.061 69,550,000
Insurance Companies, . . . . . 1,150,000 250,000 900,000 49,000 }5 113
Fire and Marine,. . . . . . . . . . . 4,600,000, 300,000. 4,300,000. 245,000 J
PORTLAN ID.
Banks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,050,000. . . . . . . . 1,050,000 39,000 3.7142, 3,919,968
Insurance Companies...... 100,000 50,000 50,000 6,000||12.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Banks, & e º e º s e º 'º e º 'º e º e º & 3,895,250 º º º * ſº 3,895,250 186,702 4.792 18,670,184
Marine Insurance Comp.,. . . . 375,000|. . . . . . . . 375,000 || 25,000. 6.666
Fire Insurance Companies. º 250,000 . . . . . . . . 250,000 7,500 3.
RICHMOND.
Banks, . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . 2,517,500|. . . . . . . . 2,517,500 151,025, 5.9035 | 15,102,452 |
Branches bank of Virginia,.. 1,250,000 . . . . . . . 1,250,000 | 68,750, 5.50 6,874,972
Do. planters', ........ 1,025,000. . . . . . . . 1,025,000 || 51,250 5. 5,124,964
N (YR FOLK.
Banks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,460,000]. . . . . . . . 1,460,000 85,300|| 5.821 9,240,816
Insurance Companies, . . . . 400,000) 300,000 100,000 6,000. 6.
Canal Company, .......... 360,000 360,000
Carried over, Dollars... [76,524,737|5,970,000 70,554,737|4,547,494. . . . . . . 297,440,365

STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES — JOINT STO C K COMPANIES. 2
79.
Note. Thus the average dividend on the total amount of productive capital is 5.9 p. cent.
This and the following statements of American Joint Stocks, will be found in Thomas
H. Goddard’s work on Banks, published at New York in 1831.
CONTINUATION.
dº Amount of . Amount of Amount of whole
Ent * - -- * & in re! Th; ºr i, la, Rat
caſſock..º."º" ºf peºut. aß,
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Brought forward . . . . . . 76.524,737 5,970,000 70,554,7374,547,494. . . . . . . .297,440,365
- CHARLESTON.
Banks,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,975,000 . . . 4,975,000 317,000 26.371 34,341,632
Insurance Companies,.. 750,000 . . . . . . . . 750,000 50,000. 6.666
Railroad Company,. . . . . 600,000 600,000
SAVANNAH.
Banks,. . . . . . . . º e º 'º a g º º 2,600,000 260,000 2,340,000. 146,600 6,265 14,661,148
AUGUSTA.
Banks, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,400,000 650,000 750,000 60,000 8 5,999,968
BALTIMoR.E.
Banks,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,888,691 . . . . . . . . 6,888,691 362,118, 5.256 36,211,864
Marine Insurance Comp. 1,200,000 350,000 850.000 127,000 14,941
Fire Insurance Comp... • 920,000 500,000 420,000 52,500 12.50
PHILADELPHIA.
Banks,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,792,000 125,000 10,667,000 693,075|| 6.497. 69,307,472
Branches of the U.S. Bank -
| not ment, in this report,. 22,400,000 . . . . . . 22,400,000||1,568,000 7 156,799,968
Marine Insurance Comp. 3,280,000 . . . . . . . . 3,280,000 305,400. 9,3109
Fire Insurance Comp., ... 1,600,000 200,000 1,400,000 90,000 6.428
New ORLEANs.
Banks,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000,000 3,250,000 6,750,000. 542,500| 8.037, 54,249,988
Insurance Companies,. . . . 2,400,000 2,110,000 290,000. 135,000. 46.551 -
NoFTH CAROLINA.
Banks,. . . . . . . . . . . 3,700,000 1,600,000 2,100.000 99,000. 4.714| 9,899,968
NEW HAVEN.
Banks, tº e º 'º º ºs e º e s tº º ºs e º e 840,000 500,000 340,000 27,200 8 2,7 zooid
Marine Insurance Comp. 110,000 50,000 60.000 3,600| 6 ſ
PortsMoUTH.
Banks,. . . . . . . . . . . . tº tº º t 775,000 365,000 410,000 23,100 5.633| 2,310,056
SALEM *
Banks,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,450,000 . . . . . . * 1,450,00| 60,500. 4.17 2, 6,049,992
Savings Bank, . . . . . . . . 265,000 . . . . . . . . 265,000 10,600 4
Insurance Companies,... 850,000 150,000 700,000 48,000 6,857
NEw JERSEY.
Banks,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,262,925 . . . . 1,262,925 75,775|| 6 wºman
Insurance Companies. . . 200,000 . . . . . . . . 200,000 14,000 7
Morris Canal & Bank. Co. 2,000,000 2,000,000
Entire capital,.... Dollars|157,783,353
Capital not paying divids. . . . . . . . . . . [18,680,000–
Capital paying dividends.]... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139, 100,353|—
Amount of divids declared!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,358,462 *ºtººººººººººººº,
Total Am. of paper disctd.]. . . . . . . © tº dº º e s tº * o e & & tº º ſº tº º º § º O & tº ſº 697,569,929


280 STATISTICS OF THE UNI'ſ ED STATES-JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.
XXXII. NEw York.

NEw York City. No. of 28 Amount of Time and rate Amount of
BANKs. shares. each capital. of dividend. I dividend.
U.S. Branch, ...... tº e 25,000|100 |28°2,500,000 Jan. alluly 34-3 175,000
§: * - e º 'º e º 'º e º e 1822 ; : * 20,000|100 |, 2,000,000 Jan. 24 July 24, 100,000
echanics', . . . . . . . . [1810|22 do. 80,000 || 25 ,, 2,000,000 Jan. & July 3: ,, 140,000
* º d... 1790 perpetual| 41,000 || 50 , , 2,050,000 #. º 3}|, 143,500
eia. WąI’e an UICiSOIl 1,500,000 |June 0 || Dec. 0
canal Co...........|1825 Ditto. 15,000|100 | * * * 9 jº
*:::: tº e º e o is 1805|27 * 28,000 || 50 , , 1,400,000 |June 3 Dec. 3 |, 84,000
ity, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [1812|20 do. 25,000 || 50 , 1,250,000 |May 3 Nov. 3 |, 75,000
i. York, . . . . . . . . . . 1812 . i.goo * . 950,000 |May 4 ||Nov. 4 |,, 76,000
enix, . . . . . . . . . . . . [1812|20 do. 20,000 || 25 , 500,000 Jan. 3}|July 3}|, 35,000
North River, . . . . . . . . [1821|21 do. 10,000 || 50 . 500,000 Jan. 4’july 4 ,, 40,000
Tradesmen's, ... . . . . . 1822|10 do. 12,000 || 49 |, 480,000 Jan. 3 July 33|, 31,200
9. "...........|| || || |: ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
pe • * * * * * * * * * * * * º 20, ay RNOV. 3. 2
Fulton, . . . . . . . . . . . 1824|20 do. 20,000 || 30 º 'goo ooo May 3}|Nov. 34 . 42,000
Dry Dock, . . . . . . . . . . perpetual 14,000 50 |, 700,000 Jan. 23 July 0 |,, 14,000
º: e g º ºs e º ºs e e 1830 new 8,000 || 25 |, 200,000 ||Not determined. |, -
eather-Sellers. . . . . . . 1831 do. *-*-*-*-* | -º-º-º-º-º-
359,900 { 1sºoooo. 23 1,033,200
Note Of these 17 banks the Hudson and Delaware declares no dividend, in
consequence of appropriating their means to the great work of completing the
canal between the two rivers, which promises a great advantage to the city.
The Greenwich and Leather-sellers have recently commenced ; so that the divi-
dend has accrued upon a capital of 28°17,930,000—making an interest on the
dollar of 5.7875 cts. As the paper discounted will average 60 days’ notes, and
6 per cent discount deducted, there must have been discounted during the year
1830-31, paper to the amount of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 103,769,952
CONTINUED.
NEW YORK CITY. INo. of 28° Amount of Time and rate Amount of
MARINE IN SURANCE. shares. each capital. of dividend. dividend.
New York, . . . . . . . . . . 1798 || 10,000 || 50 |28 500,000 || Jan. 5 || July 5 || 28 50,000
American, . . . . . . . . . . 1815| 10,000 || 50 , 500,000 | May 16 Nov. 12 , 140,000
Ocean, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1810| 10,000 || 35 , 350,000 || Jan. 16 July 12 ,, 98,000
Union,. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1818 10,000 || 50 , 500,500 Jan. 6 July 6 , 60,000
Neptune,. . . . . . . . . . ... 1815 5,000 50 ,, 250,000 || Jan. 6 July 6 ,, 30,000
Atlantic (new series), . . . . . . 10,000 50 , 500,000 || May 5 | Nov. O ,, 25,000
National (ditto), . . . . 5,000 50 , 250,000 || Jan. 0 || July 0
Pacific, . . . . . . ... ... 1817| 8,000 || 25 ,, 200,000 || Jan. 0 || July o
68,000 283,050,000 28 403,000
During 1830–1831, two of , these companies, whose capital amounts to
2&450,000, declared no. dividend, so that the dividend of 28.403,000 has
arisen upon a capital of 282,600,000, making an interest of 15.572 cents.
The American commenced in 1815, and its dividend to the year 1830–1831
inclusive is 312 per cent, amounting to, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 1,560,000
- The Ocean, with a capital of 28°350,000, has, from 1823 to 1830–1831,
inclusive, yielded dividends of 126 per cent, in the whole, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 441,030
The New York, with a capital of 28 500,000, has, from 1823 to 1830–1831,
inclusive, yielded dividends to the extent of 76 per cent, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 380,000

STATISTICs of THE UNITED STATEs, Joint stock compan1Es.
281
NEW YORK. CONTINUATION.
NEW YORK CITY. No. of & A T
O. O. mount of ime and rate Amount of
FIRE IN SURANCE • * - tº e
COMPANIES. Shares. each | Capital. of Dividends. Dividend.
º States, . . . . . . 1824 10,000 || 25 28 250,000 || June o | Dec. 34 || 28 8,750
2 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1814 20,000 1,000,000 t y
Eagle, chartered 1806, | --> 50 2, 1,000, June 33 || Dec. 33 ,, 70,000
with liberty, to increase
its cap. to 31,000,000 1806 || 5,000 | 100 |, 500,000 || Jan. 4 || July 4 ,, 40,000
Washington, . . . . . . . . 1814 || 10,000 50 , 500,000 | Feb. 43 Aug. 43 ,, 45,000
Franklin, . . . . . . . . . . . . 1818 6,000 | 50 | , , 300,000 || Jan. 4 July 4 ,, 24,000
Jefferson, . . . . . . . . . . . 1824 5,000 || 50 |, 250,000 || Apr. 3% Aug. 33 ,, 17,500
Howard, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1825 6,000 50 |,, 300,000 || Jan. O July 4 p > ižooo
Fulton, . . . . . . . . . º 1819 10,000 || 50 , 500,000 || Jan. 3 July 3% 9 y 32,500
Mutual, . . . . . . . . . . 1798 || 10,000 || 50 |, 500,000 || May 33 || Nov. 34 , 35,000
Merchants 2 e < * * * * * * * 1818 5,000 || 100 |, 500,000 || Jan. 33 || July 33 ..., 35,000
Traders', . . . . . . . . . . . . 1825 | 10,000 || 25 |, 250,000 || May 33 | Nov. 33 ,, 17 soo
Manhattan, - e. e. 1819 5,000 || 50 |, 250,000 || June 4 Dec. 3% 22 20.000
Mercantile, . . . . . . 1818 || 10,000 || 30 |, 300,000 | May 0 || July 35 | . Tojoo
4tna, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1824 || 8,000 || 50 |, 400,000 | May 34 Nov. 33 | .. 25.000
North River, e e º e g º O & 1822 || 14,000 || 25 , 350,000 || Mar, 4 Sep. 4 9 2sooo
Firemen's, . . . . . . 1825 | 12,000 || 25 , 300,000 || Mar. 3% | Sep. 3% º 21 ooo
Equitable, e - e º e º & a 2 & 1822 6,000 50 |, 300,000 || Jan. 4 July 4 24 ooo
Phoenix, . . . . . . . . . . . . 1824 5,000 || 50 |, 250,000 || May 0 Nov. O 3 x 2
Contribution, e - © tº e º 'º e 1824 6,000 50 |, 300,000 || May 3% | Nov. 3% 21,000
Farmer's Fire and Loan | 1821 | 10,000 || 50 , 500,000 || Jan. O July 0 2 p. 2 -
173,000 & 800,000. |X 489,750

During 1830 — 1831, two of these companies, whose capital amounts to
28750,000, made no dividend, so that the dividends of 23 489,750 have arisen
upon a capital of 287,050,000—making an interest of 6.805 cents.
The
Washington commenced in 1814, and has made a uniform semiannual dividend
of 43 per cent—making in all 144 per cent, amounting tº. . . . . . .
From 1823 to 1830–1831, inclusive, the dividends of
© tº ſº ſº º e G
695 per cent, making & 347,500—Globe, 52 per cent, 28°520,000-Franklin,
443 per cent, 28.133,000—North River, 64 per cent, 8224,000—making in
all,
e e a e e º e º e s a e s is a e e s = e s ∈ e s - 4 & 9
720,000
92
,, 1,224,500
NEW YORK CITY.
OTHER INSTITUTIONS.
New York Lombard, for the sole
purpose of making advances on
goods, 1819, . . . . . . . . . . . . .
|New York Exchange, . . . . . ;
New York High School,
| porated 1825,
New York Gas
| by charter 28 1,000,000, paidin,
|New York Sugar refining Co. cap.
by charter, 28°150,000, shares
200, paid in, . . . .
New York Life
Co. insure lives, grant annuities,
and receive money in trust, in-
corporated 1830,. . .
New York and Schuylkill Co. to
supply the city with coal, . . . .
tº e º 'º e < * * *
During 1830–1831, three of these companies, whose capitals amount to
28, 1,500,000, have declared no dividend; so that the dividend of 28 79,700
has arisen upon a capital of 28883,750, making an interest of 7.731 cents.
No. of 2& Amount of Time and rate Amount of
Shares. each. Capital. or Dividend. Dividend.
2,000 || 100 & 200,000 | Jan. 0 |July 0
2,000 || 100 , 200,000 || Jan. 3 || July 3 || 23 12,000
2,000 25 , 50,000 | 1830 4 p. cent| , 2,000
9,900 50 , 495,000 || Mar. 6 Sep. 5 , 54,450
750 | 185 |, 138,750 | 1830 || 23 15. , 11,250
10,000 || 100 , 1,000,000 | none in 1831
6,000 || 30 , 300,000 IlOIAC
32,650 28, 2,383,750 |ºoroo
2 O
282 STATISTICs of THE UNITED STATEs, Joint stock Cox PANIES.
XXXIII. PRogREss of stocks IN THE CITY of NEw York.
BANKS.
Amount of Dividend Amount of Paper
YEAR. Amount of Capital. declared. Rate per cent. discounted.
1819 28 15,000,000.... 28; 782,000.... 4.918 28 78,199,992
1820 2, 15,900,000. . . . 3 * 921,500. . . . . . 5,795 ,, 92,149,980
182 I 3, 15,900,000. . . . . , 920,500. . . . . . 5.789 ,, 92,649,984
1822 2, 16,000,000. . . . ,, 921,200. . . . . . 5.757 ,, 92,119,976
1823 ,, 15,500,000. . . . ,, 992,500. . . . . . 6.403 ,, 99,250,060
1824 ,, 15,600,000. . . . ,, 617,050. . . . . . 3.947 ,, 61,705,020
I 825 ,, 17,450,000. . . 2 ſº 936,500 5.366 ,, 93,649,972
1826 ,, 17,500,000. . . . ,, 1,031,500. . . . . . 5.894 ,, 103,149,856
1827 ,, 17,880,000. . . . ,, 1,025,400. . . . . . 5.751 ,, 102,539,996
1828 ,, 18,330,000. . . . ,, 1,039,200. . . . . . 5.669 ,, 103,919,972
1829 ,, 17,830,000. . . . ,, 977,000. 5.479 ,, 97,699,992
1830 ,, 18, 130,000. . . . ,, 1,037,700 . . . . . 5,7232 ,, 103,769,952
in 12 years... 28, 11,202,050...... 28, 1,120,804,752
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
• Amounts of Dividends | Rate p. cent. Amount of Dividends [Bate p.ct.
YEAR. Amount of Capital. declared. Cents. Amount of Capital. declared. Cents.
1819 |283,850,000 . . .28° 412,250.... 10.707 |& 4,500,000. . . 28.237,500 ... 5.277
| 1820 ,, 3,850,000 ,, 250,750. . . . . 6.513 |, 4,500,000. . . , 365,000 . . . 8.111
| 1821 |, 3,850,000 . . ,, 250,650. . . 6.510 |,, 4,500,000... . , 364,500 . . . 8.100
| 1822 |, 3,850,000 . . . , 320,150. . . . . 8.310 |, 4,500,000. . . , 365,500 . . . 8.122
| 1823 |, 3,150,000 . . . , 276,500.... 8.777 |, 7,400,000. . . , 485,000 . . . 6.554
| 1824 |, 4,650,000 . . . , 317,000.... 6.817 |, 7,400,000. . . , 552,500 . . 7.466
1825 ,, 5,300,000 ,, 221,000. . . . . 4.169 |,, 11,900,000. . . , 767,500 . . . 6.459
1826 ,, 5,300,000 ,, 260,000. . . 4.905 |,, 12,150,000.. ,, 717,750 . . 5.825
1827 , , 4,350,000 . . . , 228,000. . . . 5.241 |,, 12,450,000. . . , 602,000 . . . 4.835
1828 2, 4,100,000 ,, 301,500.... 7.353 |, 10,100,000. . . , 467,000 . . . 4.524
1829 |,, 3,000,000 ,, .442,000.... 14.733 |, 7,800,000. . . , 464,500 . . 5.955
1830 ,, 3,050,000 ,, 403,000. . . . . 13,213 |,, 7,800,000. . . , 489,750 . . . 6.150
283,682,800 28° 5,878,500 ..


In the previous estimates reference is had especially to productive capital in determining the
rate per cent. For example, bank capital production is 28, 17,930,000, making 5.7875 cents; but
in the above, the capital to the whole dividend declared and the rate per cent determined the one
against the other on each species of Stock.
STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATEs, Joint STock companies.
283
XXXVI. BosTON.


No. of 28 Amount of Time and rate of Amount of
BANKS. Shares. Each. Capital. Dividend. Dividend.
United States Branch, . 15,000 100 28 1,500,000 || Jan. 34 July 34 || 23°105,000
American, . . . . . . . . . . 7,500 100 ,, 750,000 || April 1 || Oct. 2 ,, 22,500
Massachusetts, . . . . . . 3,200 250 ,, 800,000 || April 2 || Oct. 2 ,, 36,000
New England, . 10,000 || 100 ,, 1,000,000 | April 3 || Oct. 3 ,, 60,000
State Bank,. . . . . . 30,000 || 60 ,, 1,800,000 | April 25 | Oct. 2 . ,, 90,000
Washington, . . . . . . . . 5,000 || 100 ,, 500,000 | April 15 || Oct. 2; ,, 18,750
Commonwealth, . . . . . . 5,000 || 100 ,, 500,000 | April 3 || Oct. 3 ,, 30,000
Eagle, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 || 100 ,, 500,000 April 3 || Oct. 3 ,, 30,000
Globe, . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 10,000 100 ,, 1,000,000 | April 2 Oct. 3 ,, 55,000
Union... . . . . ... ..... 8,000 || 100 ,, 800,000 | April 2 || Oct. 2: ,, 36,000
Boston, . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,000 75 ,, 900,000 | April 0 || Oct. 3 ,, 27,000
City, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000 | 100 , 1,000,000 | April 13 || Oct. 3 ,, 45,000
Columbian, . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 | 100 ,, 500,000 || April 2 || Oct. 23 ,, 22,500
Franklin,. . . . . . . . . . . . 1,000 | 100 , 100,000 | April 3 || Oct. 3.} | .,, 6,500
Tremont,. . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 | 100 | , 500,000 | April 0, Oct. 23 , 12,500
North Bank, . . . . . . . . 5,000 || 100 ., 500,000 | April 3' | Oct. 3, ,, 33,750
Suffolk, . . . . . . . . . . . 7,000 | 100 , 750,000 | April 3, Qct. 3 ,, 45,000
Atlantic, . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 || 100 ,, 500,000 | April 23 || Oct. 1 } ,, 20,000
149,200 23 13,900,000 28 695,500
Note. The average rate of interest is 5.0036 cents per dollar. By the rule
laid down in the Statement of the Progress of Stocks in New York, the
amount of paper discounted must have been : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 69,550,000
No. of Amount of Time and Rate Amount of
MARINE INSURANCE. Shares. | Each. Capital. of Dividend. Dividend.
American, . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 || 60 2& 300,000 6 per cent . . . . . . 23 18,000
Boston, tº e º e º e º 'º e s - e. 5,000 60 ,, 300,000 3} do . . . . . . . . ,, 10,000
New England, . . . . . . 5,000 | 60 ,, 300,000 7 do . . . . . . . . ,, 21,000
Atlantic, 1830—A new
company of which one
half of the capital has
been paid in . . ......] 2,500 | 100 ,, 250,000 None.
17,500 28, 1,150,000 28° 49,000
FIRE AND MARINE
INSTJRANCE COMPANIES
Atlas, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 | 60 | 2& 300,000 || 4 per cent . . . . . . 28, 12,000
Boston, • * * e º e is e º º 5,000 60 > y 300,000 10 do .. * * * * * * 2 ſo 30,000
Boylston, . . . . . . . . . 5,000 || 60 ,, 300,000 || 3 do . . . . . . . . ,, 9,000
Columbian,. . . . . . . . . . 5,000 | 60 ,, 300,000 || 10 do . . . . . . . . ,, 30,000
Commonwealth, . . . . . . 5,000 || 60 ,, 300,000 3 do ... . . . ,, 9,000
Franklin,. . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 | 60 ,, 300,000 6 do . . . . . . . . ,, 18,000
Globe, . . . . . . . . . . . . * 5,000 | 60 ,, 300,000 8 do . . . . . . ,, 24,000
Massachusetts, . . . . . . 4,000 || 100 ,, 400,000 3 do . . . . . . . . ,, 12,000
Manufacturers’, . . . . . . 5,000 60 ,, 300,000 None.
Mercantile, . . . . . . ... 5,000 || 60 ,, 300,000 5 per cent . . . . . ,, 15,000
Massachusetts Hospital, 5,000 || 100 ,, 500,000 6 do º ,, 30,000
Suffolk, . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 | 60 ,, 300,000 4 do . . . . . . . . ,, 12,000
United States , . . . . . . 4,000 || 50 ,, 200,000 4 do . . . . . . . . ,, 8,000
Washington, . . . . . . . . 4,000 50 ,, 200,000 3 do . . . . . . . . ,, 6,000
Merchants’, © e º e º e º O & 5,000 60 ,, 300,000 10 do . . . . . . º ,, 30,000
72,000 28°4,600,000 | 28 245,000


284 STATISTICs of THE UNITED STATES,-JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.
XXXV. PHILADELPHIA.

No. of 28 Amount of Time and Rate | Amount of
BANKS. Shares. each. Capital. of Dividend. Dividend.
United States—(located in this
city, with 24 branches in the
different States; commenced in
1816, to endure 20 years; Cap.
28.35,000,000, of which the
United States holds 2&7,000.000
and individuals 28.28,000,000;
it divided 1830-31, 7 per cent.)
It is estimated to employ in
banking operations in this city, . 15,000 || 100 |& 1,500,000 Jan. 34 July 33 & 105,300
North America, . . . . . tº e º 'º ſº e º º e 2,000 |400|, 800,000|Jan. 34|July 2%. , 40,000
Pennsylvania, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,250 |400|, 2,500,000|Jan. 3 July 3 ,, 150,000
Philadelphia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,000 || 100 |, 1,800,000|May 23 Nov. 23. , 90,000
Commercial, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,000 || 50 , 1,000,000 |May 3 Nov. 3 ,, 69,000
Mechanics, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,420 || 35 |, 400,000|May 3%|Nov. 33 ,, 28,000
Farmers’ and Mechanics', . . . . . . 25,000 || 50 |, 1,250,000 May 3 Nov. 33. , 81,250
Schuylkill, * * ~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * e ºs 20,000 || 25 ,, 500,000 May 3#|Nov. 6 ,, 35,000
Northern Liberties,. . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000 | 20 |, 200,000 |May 15 Nov. 5 ,, 40,000
Southwark, e s e º e e º e º e * & e º e º ºs e 2,500 100 |, 250,000|May 5 Nov. 5 ,, 25,000
Kensingston, . . . . . . . . e e º 'º e º ºs e 3,700 || 25 ,, 92,000|May 5 Nov. 5 ,, 9,200
Camden, .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 || 50 |, 250,000|April 2 Oct. 24 ,, 11,250
Penn Township, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 || 50 |, 250,000|April 4 Oct. 3%. , 9,375
143,870 28, 10.792,000 2×693,075
tº
Note. The United States Bank divided in 1830-31, 7 per cent, which added to its former
dividends, makes 70.10 cents from the commencement.

No. of | 8 || Amount of Time and Rate Amount of
MARINE IN SURANCE. Shares. each.| Capital. of Dividend. Dividend.
North America, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60,000 || 10 & 600,000 || Jan. 3|July 3 |& 36,000
Pennsylvania, ................ 1,250 |400 |, 500,000 | Feb. 5| Aug. 6 |, 60,000
Delaware,. . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . 5,000 | 40 |, 200,000 || June 4 || Dec. 4 |, 16,000
United States, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,000 || 25 |, 200,000 || June 6 || Dec. 6 |, 24,000
Atlantic, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 3,000 || 100 |, 300,000 || Jan. 10|July 6 |, 48,000
Philadelphia, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,000 | 100 |, 400,000 || June 6|| Dec. 5 |, 44,000
Mutual, . . . . . . . . . . . . . © e g º ſº º 5,000 || 60 |, 300,000 || Jan. 5|July 5 |, 30,000
Union, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 5,000 || 60 |, 300,000 Jan. 0 || July 3 ||. 9,000
Phoenix, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ãooo so. 480,000 |June 4|Deč, 4|.. aštoo
...sºmeºmºmº" 97,250 233,280,000 28° 305,400
FIRE IN SURANCE.
American, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....| 5,000 || 100 8 500,000 |April 4 Oct. 4 |& 40,000
Pennsylvania, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,000 || 100 |2, 400,000 || Mar. 5|Sept. 0 |, 20,000
Pennsylvania Life and Fire, .... 5,000 || Too |, 309,999 || Jan. 3|July 3 |, 30,000
Franklin, (a new company) . . . . . 4,000 || 50 2, 200,000 || April 0 || Oct. 0
18,000 § 1,600,000 28 90,000
STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATEs, Joint STOCK companies.
285
XXXVI. BALTIMoRE.

BANKS.
United States Bank, ..
Bank of Maryland, ...
Union B. of Maryland,
Bank of Baltimore, ..
Commercial, Farmers’
Farmers' & Mechanics',
Franklin, .
Marine,
Mechanics',. . . . . . . . . .
Average rate of dividend 5.256 cents.
Estimated amount of paper discounted accordi
No. of 28 Amount of Time and Rate of Amount of
Shares. each. Capital. Dividend. Dividends.
15,000 || 100 || 23 1,500,000 Jan. 33 July 3% 28°105,000
1,000 || 300 , 300,000 |Mar. 2 Sept. 2 ,, 12,000
23,155 75 ,, 1,736,625 1830–31–2% ,, 43,415
4,000 || 300 , 1,200,000 June 3 |l)ec. 3 ,, 72,000
18,000 || 20 }
17,420 : ,, 418,066 May 24 Nov. 3 ,, 25,083,96
10,000 || 50 , 500,000 |April 24 Oct. 23 ,, 25,000
24,000 || 25 , 600,000 |April 8% (Oct. 33 , 43,500
10,000 || 25 || 2, 250,000 |April 3 Oct. 3 || , 15,000
40,000 |12–9) , , 384,000 |June 23 Dec. 3 ,, 21,120
102,575 28°6,888,691 28°362,118,96
ng to the foregoing rule 28°36,211,864.

MARINE IN SURANCE
COMPANIES,
Baltimore, . . . . . . tº dº e &
Neptune,. . . . . . . . . . . .
American, º
*Maryland,. . . . . . . . . .
e e o e s a e e
FIRE IN SURANCE
COMPANIES.
Baltimore,
Firemen's, . . . . . . . . . .
Amount of Time and Rate Amount of
Capital. of Dividend. Dividends.
28° 300,000 |Feb. 33 || Aug. 5 || 23 25,000
,, 200,000 Feb. 12 Aug. 9 ,, 42,000
,, 200,000 ||Feb. 9 Aug. 6 ,, 30,000
,, 500,000 20 per cent. ,, 30,000
23 1,200,000 23°127,000
28 500,000 | None this year.
,, .420,000 Jan. 6+ July 6% 28° 52,500
28 920,000 28° 52,500
* The Maryland has 28, 150,000 paid in, on which its dividend is calculated.
No. of
Shares.
each.
1,000
2,000
2,000
500
5,550
10,000
21,000
300
100
100
1000
31,000
º
50
20
*
286 STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATEs, Joint stock companies.
XXXVII. CHARLESTON.

No. of & Amount of Time and Rate of Amount of
BANIKS. Shares. Each. Capital. Dividend. Dividends.
July 3%. 28, 105,000
United States Branch, . 15,000 || 100 2& 1,500,000 Jan. 3#
State Bank,. . . . . . . . . . 8,000 | 100 ,, 800,000 Jan. 2 July 2 ,, 32,000
Bank of South Carolina, 15,000 || 45 , 675,000 6# per cent. ,, 45,000
Union Bank, . . . . . . . . 20,000 50 , , 1,000,000 Jan. 3 || July 3%. , 65,000
Planters’ & Mechanics', 40,000 || 25 , , 1,000,000 Jan. 33 July 3%. , 70,000
98,000 28 4,975,000 28317,000
IN SURANCE COMPANIES
Union Insur. Comp. . . 7,500 | 60 28° 450,000 Jan. 28.1% July 28.2% & 30,000
Fire and Marine, .... 5,000 || 60 ,, 300,000 Jan. 13 l July 2%. ,, 20,000
12,500 23 750,000 28 50,000
Note. South Carolina Rail road and Canal company—6000 shares, each 28, 100—capital
28°600,000. This company has filled up its stock entire, and the work is nearly completed.
Average rate of interest.—Banks—6.3713 cents.-Insurance companies 6.666 cents.
ammº-
XXXVIII. SAVANNAH.

No. of & Amount of Time and Rate of . Amount of
RANKS. Shares. Each. Capital. Dividend. Dividends.
United States Branch, . . . . . . . tº e º & No fixed.
State bank of Georgia, . 15,000 || 100 || 23 1,500,000 April 34 || Oct. 33 23 105,000
Planter's bank, . . . . . . 7,000 || 100 ,, 700,000 June 3 || Dec. 3 , 33,600
Marine Fire Insur, bank 4,000 || 50 , 400,000 June 28, 1 || Dec. 28.1 ,, 8,000
26,000 28, 2,600,000 28, 146,600
Note. The Planters’ Bank having paid in only 28, 560,000 ; and the Marine
28°280,000, on which sums their dividends are taken, the above amount of
dividends, 28, 146,600 has arisen upon a capital of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 282,340,000
Rate of interest consequently 6.265 cents.
Paper discounted according to the principle laid down . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28°14,661,148
STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATEs—Joi NT STOCK COMPANIES. 287
XXXIX. NEw or LEANs.
No. of Amt. of Amt. I Amount of Time and rate | Amount of
BAN KS. Shares. shares.| paid. | Capital. of Dividend. Dividend.
United States Branch, 10,000 100 100 23 1,000,000 Jan. 34 July 3% 28; 70,000
Louisiana State Bank, 20,000 100 62}|, 2,000,000 | Feb. 4;|Aug. 43 |, |12,500
Bank of Louisiana, ... 40,000 100 | 100 , 4,000,000 | Feb. 4 Aug. 4 |, 320,000
Bank of Orleans, . . . . 5,000 100 | 100 , 500,000 || Jan. 4 July 4 || 2, 40,000
Consolidation of the
Planters of Lousiana. 25,000 100 100 , 2,500,000 In One
~~~ 100,000 10,000,000 28 642,500
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Louisiana State In- 2&
surance Company,. . . 400 1000 || 100 400,000 || Jan. 50 |July 125 28 70,000
Louisiana Insur. Co. 300 1000 || 100 300,000 In One
Mississippi Marine &
Fire,. . . . . tº º is º º tº e º º & 600 500 50 |, 399,999 || Jan. 25 July 25 , 15,000
Orleans Insurance Co. 200 1000 || 100 | . . , 299,999 || Apr. 25 Oct. 25 , 10,000
Merchants', . . . . . . . . 1,000 1000 || 300 |, 1,999,999 || Jan. O July o
Orleans Navigation Co. 2,000 100 100 2, 200,000 || Jan. 10 July 10 | , 40,000
4,500 23 2,400,000 28°135,000
The last named of the banks has only had 28°1,250,000 of its capital paid in, x.
so that the above dividend of 28.342,500 has arisen upon a capital of, . . . . . . 28°6,750,000
making an interest of 8.037 cents.
By the foregoing rule, the amount of paper discounted must have been, . . . . . . 23'54,249,988
The Pouchartrain Rail-Road Company is by charter 150,000, with liberty to
increase to 250,000, shares 28, 200. The object is not yet completed, and
shares not all taken up.

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C. W. Stokes, Esq., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liverpool,
J. M. Sunley, Esq., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London,
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Copies.
Messrs. W. and T. Townend, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London, 3
,, Townsend, King and Co., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York, I
Daniel Jackson Townsend, Esq., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ditto !
Messrs. Trueman and Cook, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London, 2
,, Thomas Trueman and Son, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Manchester, 1
W. Troost Simons, Esq. United States' Consul for Westphalia and the
Prussian Provinces of the Rhine, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elberfeld, 1
Van Damme, Schmitt and Co., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Antwerp and Ostend, 2
Sidney Warwick, Esq., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London, 1
Henry Waterhouse, Esq., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Manchester, 1
Timothy Wiggin, Esq., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . London, 1
Messrs. George Wildes and Co., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ditto 6
Henry Thomas Windsor, Esq., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ditto 1
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Messrs. Wright and Allen, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York,
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