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 EXPORTS DECLARED IN AFRI.a. 
 
 (In two divisions, Nortborn and Southern.) 
 
 NORTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 (Beg:iiining at the Canary Islands and ending at the Gnlf of Aden, the 
 northern division of Africa embraces Morocco, Algeria, Tunis, Tripoli, 
 and Egypt.) 
 
 CAJVARY ISLANDS. 
 
 TENERIFFE AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Lanzarotte, Grand Canary, Orotava, Palroa.) 
 
 TENERIFFE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31. 
 
 Cocliineal, 144,30.5 pounds PO, 096 19 
 
 Quarter ending June 30. 
 
 Cochineal, 32.014 pounds $8,519 04 
 
 Wine, 2,.531 gallons 1,141 25 
 
 Rags, 7,429 pounds 109 25 
 
 Bones, 13,853 pounds 103 18 
 
 Onions, 90,088 pounds 918 03 
 
 Potatoes, 94,000 pounds 940 00 
 
 Total 11,730 75 
 
 HUGH H. HAMILTON, 
 
 Vice-Consul. 
 
 PALMA AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending March 31. 
 
 Cochineal and granilla $.55,831 07 
 
 Sulphur 2, 1.35 49 
 
 Bones 2 eoo 00 
 
 Total (;0,5(!6 56 
 
 Quarter ending June 30. 
 Cochineal : $26,429 21 
 
 r^ A\ <5^ ' JUAN RODRIGUEZ Y GONZALES, 
 i i X O Consular Agent.
 
 4 CONTINENT OF AFRICA. 
 
 ITIADEIRA. 
 
 FUNCHAL. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Wine $5,150 74 
 
 Vine cuttings 63 55 
 
 Total 5.214 29 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Wine $10,402 04 
 
 Wicker work 130 00 
 
 Total 10, .532 84 
 
 L. DU POXT-SYLE, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 'ALGERIA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Algiers: 
 
 1,061 bales vegetable hair $3,935 22 
 
 Fancy articles, Algerian products 322 20 
 
 $4,255 42 
 
 Oran: 
 
 25,609 tons iron ore 48,657 10 
 
 2,551 bales vegetable hair 8, 139 41 
 
 200 dozen goat-skins 1,200 00 
 
 57,996 51 
 
 Total 62,251 93 
 
 Quarter ending Jnne 30, 1883. 
 
 Algiers: 2,838 bales vegetable hair $10,366 00 
 
 Oran: 500 bales vegetable hair 1,856 28 
 
 12,222 28 
 
 ALEX. JOURDAN, 
 
 ConsnL 
 
 MOnOV.CO, TUNIS, AND TRIPOLI. 
 
 Nil. 
 
 EGYPT. 
 
 CAIRO DISTRICT. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Gum-arabic $37, 486 51 
 
 Senna 8,695 78 
 
 Sundries 8,619 75 
 
 Ostrich feathers 1,048 05 
 
 Raw skins 50, 727 09 
 
 Cotton rags 8, 190 91 
 
 Hides 690 80 
 
 Tortoise shells 198 80 
 
 Total 115,657 69 
 
 N. D. COMANOS, 
 
 Vice- Consul' General in charge. 
 
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 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 5 
 
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. 
 
 (The southern division of the continent of Africa m JIA 
 follows: From Cape Verde on the Avest coast around , ^i 
 
 Good Hope and down the east coast to Cape Guardafui. .»n- 
 
 venience and for the better understaiuling of the large a\a ' ^d 
 
 trade thereof, may be separated into three distinct com..* , •• ouudi- 
 visions, viz, the West Coast, embracing Seuegambia, fiiftena, Upper 
 and Lower Guinea, and the colonies therein; the south coast, embrac- 
 ing the British possessions of Cape Colony and Natal; and the east 
 coast, embracing the native states from Cape Colony to Cape Guar- 
 dafui, together with the islands of Madagascar, Zanzibar, and the British 
 and French islands of Mauritius and Reunion.) 
 
 THE TVKST COAST. 
 
 (The West Coast embraces Senegal (French), Gambia (British), Sierra 
 Leone (British), Liberia, The Gold Coast (British), Gaboon (French), 
 Lagos (British), the Portuguese settlement of St. Paul de Loanda, Ben- 
 guela, Mossamedes and Ambriz, and the native states. The United 
 States has consular representatives only at Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ga- 
 boon, and St. Paul de Loanda.) 
 
 CAPE V£RDE ISLAIVDS. 
 
 SANTIAGO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 81, 1883. 
 
 Hides, 99 pounds §7 22 
 
 Goat-8kiu8, 7,765 4,900 83 
 
 Wool, 2,213 pounds 138 31 
 
 Old metal, 1,074 pounds 76 88 
 
 Goat-skins, 1,553 1,000 00 
 
 Duties and charges for shipping 477 72 
 
 Total 6,660 96 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 6,876 Cape Verde Islands goat-skins 82,466 81 
 
 2 bales Cape Verde Manila hemp 10 40 
 
 Export duty and shipping charges] 264 74 
 
 Invoice certificate 2 50 
 
 Total 2,744 45 
 
 HENRY PEASE, 
 
 Cotisul. 
 SIERRA LEONE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Dry hides $37,922 57 
 
 Cam wood 227 75 
 
 Ginger 9,080 62 
 
 Rubber 421 21 
 
 Raw gold 254 40 
 
 Bones, $161.25; horns, $64.80; hoofs and piths, $13.93 239 98 
 
 Peanuts 50 04 
 
 Ivory 193 74 
 
 Composition and copper 121 77 
 
 Cotfee 51 00 
 
 Leopard, tiger-cat, monkeys, baboons, parrots, snakes, alligators, &c 507 90 
 
 Total 49,070 98
 
 6 CONTINENT OF AFRICA. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Dry ginger-root, 431,717 pounds $31,061 69 
 
 Dry hides, 14,219— 133,942 pounds 20,811 93 
 
 India rubber, 764 pounds 1303 66 
 
 Parrots, 197 372 12 
 
 Ground-nuts, 12,068 pounds 132 36 
 
 Ivory, 90 pounds 129 54 
 
 Old composition, 317 pounds 10 44 
 
 Old copper, 88 pounds 9 60 
 
 Bones, 5,370 pounds 26 88 
 
 Hoofs, horns, and horn-piths 7 68 
 
 Total 52,865 90 
 
 Per bark Monrovia to New York ; per schooner Navarino to Boston. 
 
 JUDSON A. LEWIS, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 LIBERIA. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 OABOON. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 ST. PAUL DE LOANDA. 
 
 (No returns. ) 
 
 THE SOUTH CO^ST. 
 
 (CAPE COLONY AND NATAL.) 
 
 CAPE COEONY. 
 
 CAPE TOWN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Ostrich feathers $68,609 51 
 
 Wool 43,060 15 
 
 Miscellaneous 3, 1 16 90 
 
 Total 114,786 56 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 18b3. 
 
 Ostrich feathers 166, 854 41 
 
 Wool 22, 152 90 
 
 Diaitionds, rough 2, 601 38 
 
 Wine 84 00 
 
 Total 91, 692 69 
 
 JAS. W. SILER, 
 
 Consul,
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 7 
 
 PORT ELIZABETH. 
 (All ageucy under Cape Town.) 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Skius, goat, kid, and cape ,'5;.')G, 502 10 
 
 Feathers, ostrich :5'2, .559 96 
 
 Hides :j,311 34 
 
 Wool 10:5,994 32 
 
 Iron, old 647 38 
 
 Total 197, 015 10 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Skins, angora and goat $.53, 831 19 
 
 Wool .' 77,539 94 
 
 Feathers, ostrich 8, 947 94 
 
 Diamonds 749 53 
 
 Hides 617 80 
 
 Iron, old 744 50 
 
 Total 142,430 90 
 
 JNO. W. PHILIP, 
 Consular Agetit. 
 
 THE EA.ST COA.ST. 
 
 (The East Coast, from Natal to Cape Guardafui, embraces the Portu- 
 guese settlements of Delagoa Bay, Sofala, and Mozambique, the native 
 States of Zanguebar and Ajan, and the outlying islands of Madagas- 
 car, Zanzibar, Reunion, Mauritius, the Seychelles, &c.) 
 
 ZAIVZIBAR. 
 
 ZANZIBAR. 
 
 Fractional quarter ending March 8. •■ 
 
 Large ivory, 233 tusks $44,944 06 
 
 Ball ivory, 233 cut points 8,642 43 
 
 Scrivellos ivory, 64 tusks 1,266 96 
 
 Gum copal, 97 cases 14,701 68 
 
 Cloves, 1,802 bales 32, 188 00 
 
 Clove stems, 1,527 bales 5, 082 16 
 
 Red peppers, 63 bales 1,486 00 
 
 Goat-skins, 2 bales 116 50 
 
 Ebony, 1,584 pieces 639 98 
 
 Shells, 23 cases 395 08 
 
 Molasses, 2 casks 6 39 
 
 Total 109,469 24 
 
 LEONARD A. BACHELDER, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 From March 9 to March 31, 1883. inclusive. 
 
 Gum copal, 85 cases S13, 018 00 
 
 India rubber. 56 cases, 28 bales 13, 469 43 
 
 Ebony, 524 logs 690 01 
 
 Dry hides, 22,560 45,227 59 
 
 Cloves, 223 bales 3, .598 03 
 
 Giam myrrh, 26 cases 1, 143 89 
 
 Goat-skius, 137 bales 6, 074 29 
 
 Salt hides, 4, 222 8,284 81 
 
 Large ivory, 66 tusks 15, 076 06
 
 8 CONTINENT OF AFRICA. 
 
 Ball ivory, 1 bundle $165 94 
 
 Scrivellos ivory, 7 bundles 1, 382 97 
 
 Eed peppers, 250 bales 4, 172 79 
 
 Total 112,303 81 
 
 Total for quarter 221,773 05 
 
 WALTER H. TEUMBULL, 
 
 Vice-Consnl. 
 
 MADAGASCAR. 
 
 (Tamatave and the agencies of Andakabe and Majonga.) 
 T AM AT AVE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Dry salted hides $149,654 34 
 
 India rubber 31,486 80 
 
 Coffee 3,893 71 
 
 Vanilla beans 520 37^ 
 
 Sheep pelts 93 02 
 
 Rolia 25 29 
 
 Orchids 20 50 
 
 Total 185,694 03i 
 
 R. M. WHITNEY, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 MAJONGA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 22,709 dry salted hides $3.5,340 13 
 
 24,926 dry salted hides 49,993 20 
 
 20,655 pounds rubber 11,031 45 
 
 Total 96,364 78 
 
 P. W. TAYLOR, 
 
 Acting Consular Agent. 
 
 MAURITIUS. 
 
 PORT LOUIS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 188;i. 
 Sugar $30,027 88 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 188:5. 
 Sugar $263,675 07 
 
 THOMAS TRENTIS, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 REUR^IO^. 
 
 (No ri'turus.)
 
 EXPORTS DECLARED IN AMERICA. 
 
 BRITISH NORTH A-MIERIC^. 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 
 
 AMHERSTBURG. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Cordwood §6,240 40 
 
 Staves 3,801 16 
 
 Stave bolts 2, 188 37 
 
 Charcoal 1, 187 00 
 
 Logs 317 00 
 
 Lumber 19,375 '^4 
 
 Piles 115 05 
 
 Lime 245 00 
 
 Beans 9,423 75 
 
 Wheat 7,691 38 
 
 Barley 297 6:i 
 
 Fertilizer 72 80 
 
 Furn itnre *. 62 00 
 
 Breeding stock 1,395 00 
 
 Horse 75 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 526 00 
 
 Total 53,013 28 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Cord- wood §2,841 00 
 
 Spokes 1, 000 00 
 
 Hoops 1,627 50 
 
 Raw furs 585 35 
 
 Lumber 18,846 14 
 
 Stave-bolts 1, 859 50 
 
 Staves 4,846 76 
 
 Railroad ties 19, 380 40 
 
 Logs 6,915 00 
 
 Charcoal 1,551 50 
 
 Barley 787 50 
 
 Beans 1, 400 00 
 
 Horses 665 00 
 
 Cattle 761 00 
 
 Timber 200 00 
 
 Piles 600 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 584 00 
 
 Total 64,450 65 
 
 JOSIAH TUENER, 
 
 Consul. 
 
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 10 CONTINENT OF AilERICA. 
 
 BELLEVILLE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Barlev (249,580 bushels^ $193,684 59 
 
 Horses (73) 8, 656 25 
 
 Household goods (112 persons represented) 6,076 92 
 
 Live stock (cows and pigs) 584 50 
 
 Yresh tisli 548 88 
 
 Potatoes 453 75 
 
 Boues 360 00 
 
 Hides 510 00 
 
 Goods, the product of the United States 908 75 
 
 Miscellaneous 426 01 
 
 Total 212,209 65 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Barley (110,417 bushels) $82,065 21 
 
 Rye ((56,213 bushels) 50,492 00 
 
 Lumber (14,350,213 feet) 178,081 84 
 
 Eggs 27, 143 06 
 
 Household goods (62 persons represented) 4, 399 00 
 
 Horses (35) 4, :J52 50 
 
 Bones 990 00 
 
 Skins 20,281 59 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 100 75 
 
 Total 368,905 95- 
 
 FEEDK. W. PEINCE, 
 
 Consuls 
 
 CHATHAM AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency of Wallaceburg.) 
 
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 CHATHAM. 
 
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 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Beans $70,179 44 
 
 Barley 1,461 15 
 
 Cord-wood 556 00 
 
 Clover-seed 15, 419 73 
 
 Furs 1,284 19 
 
 Hay 245 00 
 
 Lumber 1,615 22 
 
 Logs 60 00 
 
 Malt 1,644 44 
 
 Staves, hoops, and headings 12,633 58 
 
 Sugar-pipe staves 2, 808 00 
 
 Settlers' effects 5,552 00 
 
 Stock 7,096 00 
 
 Ship plank .^ 6, 300 00 
 
 Miscellaneous '. 3, 787 13 
 
 Total 130,641 8^ 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Beans $7,776 97 
 
 BoUh 3, 197 75 
 
 Barley 199 80 
 
 Cord-wood 7,950 50 
 
 Eggs 2.5,038 00 
 
 Hay 1,492 50 
 
 Logs 8, 870 00 
 
 Lumber 9,965 59 
 
 Malt 64,930 65.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 11 
 
 Stock $4,581 00 
 
 Sngar-pii»e staves 'i, 184 00 
 
 Shipplauk 3,000 00 
 
 Staves, hoops, and headings 14,:$03 OS- 
 Settlers' eflects 15,998 13 
 
 Miscellaneous -i, "^^ii 82 
 
 Total 173, :$44 74 
 
 H. C. BUFFINGTON, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 WALLACEBUEG AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 September 30, 1882. 
 
 Stave-bolts $2,455 00 
 
 Settlers' eflfects 637 50 
 
 Oak flitch 737 8:', 
 
 Total. 3,830 33 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Stave-bolts $23,433 Oa 
 
 Cord-wood 24,935 25 
 
 Settlers' eflects -• 445 50 
 
 Logs 16,018 50 
 
 Lumber 5,936 37 
 
 Oak flitch 306 50 
 
 Railroad ties 6,030 50 
 
 Ship and round timber 2, 198 96 
 
 Miscellaneous 123 67 
 
 Total 79.428 2.5 
 
 D. C. HUNTOON, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 CLIFTON AND AGENCY. 
 (Agency of Saint Catherines.) 
 
 Quarter ending , 1883. 
 
 Barley $15, 701 45 
 
 Butter 40 00 
 
 Bones 230 63 
 
 Cattle 3,871 75 
 
 Flax 464 60 
 
 Fish (fresh) 359 55 
 
 Hay 267 91 
 
 Household goods 1,580 00 
 
 Horses 4,122 00 
 
 Iron (scrap) 227 50 
 
 Lumber 1,793 28 
 
 Mill-feed 7,374 70 
 
 Malt 1,763 51 
 
 Pulp (wood, dry) 3,705 79 
 
 Potatoes 180 00 
 
 Sheep 1,179 57 
 
 Turnips 523 27 
 
 Wood (poplar and spruce) 7, 764 85 
 
 Sundry manufactured articles 1 , 563 89 
 
 Total 52,714 25- 
 
 JAMES LOW.
 
 12 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 COATICOOK AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Georgeville, Hereford, Linebro, Potton, and Stanstead.) 
 
 COATICOOK. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Animals $13,289 00 
 
 Barrels, empty 150 00 
 
 Bark, hemlock 1,38-2 00 
 
 Beans 11] 00 
 
 Brick 36 00 
 
 Butter , 1,832 00 
 
 Copper, fine 32,884 00 
 
 Cotton-waste 2,357 00 
 
 Goods, household 3, 682 00 
 
 Hav 2,205 00 
 
 Hides, green 1,528 00 
 
 Iron, old scrap - 4, 370 00 
 
 Lumber -. 1 .5,697 00 
 
 Oats 1,266 00 
 
 Piles 964 00 
 
 Poles, hop 153 00 
 
 Potatoes 1,4.'')9 00 
 
 Straw 190 00 
 
 Turnips 322 00 
 
 Tin sap-buckets and holders 76 00 
 
 Wood 2,223 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 48 00 
 
 Total 76,224 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Animals $62,202 00 
 
 Bark, hemlock 4, 540 00 
 
 Barrels, empty 118 00 
 
 Beans 50 00 
 
 Beef 116 00 
 
 Boxes 112 00' 
 
 Copper, fine 50, 053 00 
 
 Eggs 87 00 
 
 Flour 176 00 
 
 Goods, household 2, 815 00 
 
 Granite 288 00 
 
 Hay 541 00 
 
 Harness 48 00 
 
 Hides, green 2, 296 00 
 
 Irou, old 3,181 00 
 
 Lumber 26, 494 00 
 
 Oats 461 00 
 
 Piles... 543 00 
 
 Potatoes 1,406 00 
 
 Salt 95 00 
 
 Sleigh 3 00 
 
 Straw 120 00 
 
 Teeth, harrow 538 00 
 
 Ties, railroad 1,139 06 
 
 Timber, sliip 130 00 
 
 Wagons 88 00 
 
 Wheel, water 150 00 
 
 Wood 3,331 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 6 00 
 
 Total 161,127 00 
 
 J. G. ORAWFORT), 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 13 
 COLLINGWOOD AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies: Orillia, Oweu Sound, and Sanlt Ste. Marie.) 
 COLLINGWOOD. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Livestock - *G,39G 00- 
 
 Grain l,tJ'>7 75 
 
 Settlers' effects 1, OtW 25 
 
 Miscellaneous 142 HO 
 
 Total 9.''i64 80 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Lumber $62,448 31 
 
 Fresh fish 13,888 l(v 
 
 Salt fish GIO .'')0 
 
 Settlers' effects 4,669 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 321 40 
 
 Total 82,937 37 
 
 CHAllLES A. BOUSH, 
 
 Consul. 
 ORILLIA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Lumber $6,876 78 
 
 Shingles 5,679 68 
 
 Barlev :i. 338 75 
 
 Raw furs 1,774 89 
 
 Hop poles 1,478 21 
 
 Potatoes 1,024 80 
 
 Settlers' effects 979 .50 
 
 Tan-bark 198 00 
 
 Butter 195 87 
 
 Sleigh poles 129 67 
 
 Poultry 39 OO 
 
 Eggs 6 00 
 
 Total 21,721 15 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Settlers' effects $4,201 50 
 
 Shingles 3,0.54 63 
 
 Eggs 2,625 00 
 
 Lumber 2, 123 23 
 
 Raw furs 1,256 85 
 
 Telegraph poles 478 20 
 
 Potatoes 460 00 
 
 Hop poles 272 24 
 
 Machinery 64 50 
 
 Anchors and chains 55 00 
 
 Cedar posts 35 37 
 
 Stuffed deer's heads 8 00 
 
 Dogs 5 00 
 
 Total 14,639 5>2 
 
 CHAS. COEBOULD, 
 
 Agent.
 
 14 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 OWEN SOUND AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Butter $21 00 
 
 Settlers' effects 19-'> 00 
 
 Total 216 00 
 
 Quartei- ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Cedar ties, posts, &c 812,560 00 
 
 Stallion 300 00 
 
 Eggs 192 00 
 
 .Settlers' effects 1,010 00 
 
 Total -• 14,062 00 
 
 EDW. TODD, 
 
 Agent. 
 SAULT STE. MARIE AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Live cattle $230 00 
 
 Rawftir 3,251 00 
 
 Fresh beef 453 62 
 
 Horses 700 00 
 
 Personal effects 1,107 00 
 
 Butter 82 65 
 
 Fresh fish 6,251 79 
 
 .<?alt fish 800 00 
 
 Railroad ties 2,860 00 
 
 Total 15,736 06 
 
 Jl!^0. A. COLWELL, 
 
 Agent. 
 FORT ERIE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Animals, living $8, 815 00 
 
 Barley 5,562 00 
 
 Beans 932 00 
 
 Butter 26<; 00 
 
 Eggs 403 00 
 
 Hav . 1,505 IK) 
 
 Lumber 623 00 
 
 Personal effects, household, «fec 1,598 00 
 
 Stave bolts 2,141 00 
 
 Timber, ship 1,487 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 553 00 
 
 Total 23,885 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Barley $4,856 .50 
 
 Cattle K)0 00 
 
 Eo-gs 751 00 
 
 Hay 774 00 
 
 Horses 11,052 00 
 
 Household and personal effects 1, Ii64 00 
 
 Lumber 5,22:{ 00 
 
 Pease 984 00 
 
 Rye 9.129 00 
 
 Skins 656 00 
 
 Staves 2,623 45 
 
 Timber 21,8.52 .50 
 
 Wheat 34, 77<i 00 
 
 Sundries 8,804 % 
 
 Total 103,735 96 
 
 LA RUE PECK, 
 
 ConnuL
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 15 
 
 GODERICH AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Stratford.) 
 
 GODERICH. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Animals ^'MJ'M :>() 
 
 Barley 14, 729 ^0 
 
 Household effects 4,171 00 
 
 Lnmber, pine 134 r»0 
 
 Total 50,527 20 
 
 Quartei- ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Horses $4,435 00 
 
 Ba rley 700 00 
 
 Household goods 3,172 00 
 
 Salt 8,016 50 
 
 Miscellaneous 223 00 
 
 Total 17,148 50 
 
 K. S. CHILTON, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 STRATFORD AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Apples $785 20 
 
 Barley 123,83(3 20 
 
 Cattle, neat 10, 577 20 
 
 Eggs 4,729 00 
 
 Flax 24.475 34 
 
 Horses 41,-536 25 
 
 Lnmber 1,642 39 
 
 Malt 1,273 20 
 
 Potatoes 2, 108 45 
 
 Pease 322 00 
 
 Sheep and lambs 6, 436 10 
 
 Telegraph poles 663 50 
 
 Tow 20,641 23 
 
 Wheat 9,400 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 2,666 98 
 
 Personal effects 17,019 50 
 
 Total 268,112 54 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Barley $29,477 75 
 
 Cattle 14, 778 00 
 
 Eggs 94,392 :r7 
 
 Flax 29,077 0<> 
 
 Fish 1,831 11 
 
 Horses 10,511 00 
 
 Lumber 3,159 00 
 
 Potatoes 8, 879 ()9 
 
 Pease 1,152 00 
 
 Salt 810 00 
 
 Telegraph poles 3, 984 2'.> 
 
 Turnips :n8 00 
 
 Tow 23, .533 28 
 
 Personal effects 15, 975 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 3, I89 72 
 
 Total 241 , 068 27 
 
 JAS. S. BENEDICT, 
 
 Agent.
 
 16 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 GUELPH. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Barley $15,559 97 
 
 Bran 442 80 
 
 Buttons, vegetable ivory 193 24 
 
 Cattle 14,750 15 
 
 Horses 1,390 00 
 
 Lumber 200 00 
 
 Organs 1,850 00 
 
 Pease 2,047 50 
 
 Pease, split 1, 950 OO 
 
 Personal effects 9,672 90 
 
 Sewing-machines 1,684 75 
 
 Tow and tow waste 615 39 
 
 Turnips 1,635 43 
 
 Total 51,992 13 
 
 Quarter ednlncj June 30, 1883. 
 
 Animals $36, 726 50 
 
 Ashes 620 00 
 
 Barley 21,666 84 
 
 Bran 1,619 55 
 
 Eggs 73,437 00 
 
 Flour 687 50 
 
 Flax 7,194 43 
 
 Household effects 10,869 12 
 
 Lumber 4, 224 70 
 
 Malt 92,563 85 
 
 Potatoes 5, 530 82 
 
 Pease 8,515 74 
 
 Steel springs 423 98 
 
 Turnips 271 67 
 
 Tow waste 1,000 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 17, 773 83 
 
 Total 283,125 53 
 
 HARRY P. DILL, 
 
 / Consul. 
 
 HAMILTON AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Paris.) 
 
 HAMILTON. 
 
 Quarter endhuj March 31, 1883. 
 
 Animals $22,437 18 
 
 Apples 500 00 
 
 Barley 57 , 9 1 2 25 
 
 Bones 578 30 
 
 Cotton waste 2, 7.58 06 
 
 Household effects 7, 309 00 
 
 Lumber 5, 749 71 
 
 Malt .... 42,993 33 
 
 MachUicry 639 01 
 
 Sewiiig-raachincs 4, 737 60 
 
 Skins of animals 11,689 32 
 
 Scrap iron and steel 2,913 11 
 
 Wool 31,690 20 
 
 Miscellaneous 5,997 36 
 
 Total 197,904 43
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 17 
 
 (Quarter ciidiiii/ Jaiic HO, 1883. 
 
 Animals $7, 1)15 38 
 
 Bailey 3/^(51 .30 
 
 Cotton wast*' 2, 262 3() 
 
 EggH 6,76y 40 
 
 Granite 594 H(J 
 
 Lnuiber 9,934 94 
 
 Malt .''>3, 528 fi-.i 
 
 Machinery 1 , 9(i2 50 
 
 Rye 5, (509 50 
 
 Sew ing-ina ell i lies 4, 339 10 
 
 Skins of animals 9, ()H8 56 
 
 Sera]) iron 272 00 
 
 Settlers' ell'ects . . '. 9, 783 00 
 
 Wheat 47, 791 50 
 
 Wool 30, 000 71 
 
 Misoellancons (!, 791 21 
 
 Total 200,228 15 
 
 FRANK LELAND, 
 
 Consul. 
 PARIS AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter cndhuj March 31, 1883. 
 
 Animals $16,973 48 
 
 Barltjy 99,595 22 
 
 Beans 3, 748 29 
 
 Malt '. 6, 937 07 
 
 Machinery 9, 908 75 
 
 Potatoes 572 55 
 
 Split pease 13, 365 20 
 
 Settlers' effects 5,253 00 
 
 Turnips 4, 906 57 
 
 Miscelianeons 3,957 60 
 
 Total 165, 217 73 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Animals > , $20,874 50 
 
 Barley 18, 435 80 
 
 Eggs 10,202 72 
 
 Flax 4,711 60 
 
 Malt 30,712 19 
 
 Machinery 15, 492 55 
 
 Split pease 7, 209 03 
 
 Skins of animals 10,895 20 
 
 Settlers' effects 8, 2ti0 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 9, 356 65 
 
 Total 136,150 24 
 
 E. M. SHARP, 
 
 Consular Affent. 
 
 KINGSTON AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Deseronto, Gauauoque, Napauee, and Picton.) 
 
 KINGSTON. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Barley, 50,621 bushels 837,732 76 
 
 Buckwheat, 1,787 bushels 804 03 
 
 Cattle 6,758 36 
 
 Furs, raw 6, 814 85 
 
 Horses 7,968 75 
 
 Hay, 944 tons 9, 243 32 
 
 Lumber 325 00 
 
 62 A— D E 2
 
 18 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 M-^lt $20,603 39 
 
 Miscellaneous 1> 1)^1 ^^ 
 
 Se«'d pease aud beans 1, 132 60 
 
 Phosphate, 50 tons pOO 00 
 
 Hop poles aud posts 1,290 00 
 
 Varnish ! ^^L 0^2 40 
 
 Total 125,316 86 
 
 Qiiiirter end'nig June 30, 1883. 
 
 Barley, 51,758 bushels " - $36,913 50 
 
 Buckwheat, 505 bushels 277 75 
 
 Cattle, 217 head 4, .524 85 
 
 F u vs . ra w 19,07920 
 
 Hors'esj 64 head 7, 948 00 
 
 Hav, 1,461 tons 14,610 00 
 
 Lumber 26,370 06 
 
 Malt, 97,613 bushels 78,096 38 
 
 Hav press, I --^00 00 
 
 Hop poles ;'>0 00 
 
 Limestone 100 00 
 
 Old juuk ~S>7 75 
 
 Hides :^72 00 
 
 Iron ore, 8,020 tons 16,470 00 
 
 Personal effects 5, 310 00 
 
 Bones ---- 460 00 
 
 Skiffs, 2 135 00 
 
 Eye. 39,142 bushels 26,472 05 
 
 Railroad lies and posts 4, 179 00 
 
 Varnish 82, 873 98 
 
 Total 324,739 53 
 
 M. H. TWITCHELL, 
 
 Gomnl. 
 DESERONTO AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 18-<3. 
 
 Lumber $396 50 
 
 Shinjiles 1,046 26 
 
 Charcoal ^ 5 00 
 
 Pitch 2 00 
 
 Sawdust 3 00 
 
 Barley 5,571 00 
 
 Total ^ 7,023 76 
 
 Quarter ending June 20, 1883. 
 
 Lumber '■ $73,9^0 29 
 
 Pickets 204 20 
 
 Sash 90 00 
 
 Bed slats 79 50 
 
 Mouldin<,'s "-19 .50 
 
 Shingles 6,308 42 
 
 Posts 2,709 85 
 
 Lath 4,790 83 
 
 Railway ties 3, 909 20 
 
 Flour 97 50 
 
 Tim1.<-r 60 72 
 
 1 re;idi n^r 60 23 
 
 I'avinji Idocks 298 00 
 
 Broom-handles 520 2(> 
 
 Doors 230 00 
 
 Tel<'}irai)li jioles 97 .50 
 
 Hop poles 3 04 
 
 Total 93,759 04 
 
 K. C. CAUTEK, 
 
 Consular Af/ent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOil THE UNITED STATES. 10 
 GANANOQUE AGENCY. 
 
 (^>uarttr ciitliuf/ March '.il, 188i}. 
 
 11, 040 Imslicl.sbiirley S7,y6«00 
 
 If) bulls (yearlings) 171 00 
 
 23 cows .')(),"> 00 
 
 :55 lioiul catlld (yeailiii};s and heifers) '.]')7 00 
 
 H horses .' /^O 00 
 
 (jy^ tons pressed hay (J'J,') OO 
 
 10 M feet lu'inloek" lumber 100 00 
 
 5, ;{00 feet pine lumber (dressed) [)'} 40 
 
 H,000 lath 14 40 
 
 ir>,0()0 shiii,<rles (cedar) M r,0 
 
 12 sash and <! doors la (iO 
 
 iJ^.') pouiHls tarred paper 7 31 
 
 Total 10,773 21 
 
 Quarter eudiiu/ June 30, 1883. 
 
 7.r.04 bushels barley, at (iO cents 1)4, oO^ 40 
 
 1 1,878 dozen e^ij^s 1, 7r)4 30 
 
 Household goods and wearing apparel 2, 004 00 
 
 13 horses.." l,44r> 00 
 
 10,900 pounds hides, at 7 cents, $1,113; 200 decou skins, 1140; and 20 
 
 vi'ai, $19.47 1,272 47 
 
 <i,472 feet heniloek lumber 64 72 
 
 11,3(58 feet |)ine lumber 17(3 91 
 
 13,9.")2 feet elm plank 146 99 
 
 .^>,2r)0 feet oak i)lank 126 50 
 
 4,289 feet pine plank 69 .56 
 
 3,11() feet pine logs 28 04 
 
 U>,90.") feet hemlock logs 65 43 
 
 300 standard hemlock logs 375 00 
 
 5,000 feet pine binders . ." 75 00 
 
 6,997 bushels rye 4.198 20 
 
 20,000 cedar shingles .51 4.5 
 
 21,070 feet round timber ,-50 UO 
 
 Total 17,2(15 00 
 
 E. E. ABBOTT, 
 
 Consular Aqent. 
 NAPANEE AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter eiuliixj March 31, 1883. 
 
 B; I r I ey ,^142, 373 .32 
 
 Cattle 3, 351 15 
 
 Horses 2, 552 00 
 
 Oxen 360 00 
 
 Fish 45 00 
 
 Hides 1,. 500 00 
 
 Ibood mare 1«>0 00 
 
 IJrooil sow 15 00 
 
 Pork 79 50 
 
 Sewing machine 15 00 
 
 Harrow -20 oO 
 
 \<tches 1 50 
 
 I louse hold furniture and sundries 262 8T 
 
 Total 150,695 34 
 
 Quarter cndiii;/ June 30, 1883. 
 
 Barley .$74,336 27 
 
 Eggs 1 7, 7.57 7 1 
 
 R.v*^ 10, 073 25 
 
 Hides 3,367 59 
 
 Horses 3, 117 50 
 
 Catt le 615 50
 
 20 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Bulls $428 oO 
 
 Scrap-iron "275 50 
 
 Calfskins 209 00 
 
 Decou skins 129 09 
 
 Bones 100 00 
 
 Hogs 22 00 
 
 Sundries 123 G."> 
 
 Total 110,665 56 
 
 W. S. WILLIAMS, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 PICTON AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending Marcli 31, 18S3. 
 
 Barley, 12,357 bushels $8,979 37 
 
 Cows) 23 bead 557 00 
 
 Fisb, 1,574 pounds (fresh) 71 88 
 
 Horses, 9 head - 1,000 00 
 
 Total 10,608 25 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Barley, 24,561 bushels |17,322 75 
 
 Cows* 495 liead 12,242 .^0 
 
 Eggs, 121,309 dozen 17, 374 85 
 
 Fish, fresh, 2,773 pounds 83 25 
 
 Horses, 56 head 6, 085 00 
 
 Hop ])ole8, 15,778 571 32 
 
 Household goods 742 00 
 
 Hair, cattle's, 2,625 pounds .*. 58 00 
 
 Apples, evaporated, 500 pounds 85 00 
 
 Rye, 15,618 bushels 9,997 02 
 
 Stove bolts, 1,156 cords - 3, 452 75 
 
 Oil, 207 barrels 145 00 
 
 Telegra])h ]>oles, 33 pieces 33 00 
 
 Ties,' railroad, 1,004 pieces 255 20 
 
 Wood, 109 cords -• :'.45 00 
 
 Water wheels, 2 pieces 140 00 
 
 Total 68,932 64 
 
 IT CLAPP, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 ROBEET CLAPP, 
 
 MORRIS BURG AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Cornwall.) 
 
 MORRISBURG. 
 
 Quarter ending Marcli 31, 1883. 
 
 Barley *- |il3, 315 00 
 
 Pease 128 00 
 
 Horses 4,585 50 
 
 Personal ettects 809 50 
 
 Cattle 5,608 99 
 
 Hop poles 1,163 50 
 
 Potatoes 300 00 
 
 Hay 3,551 23 
 
 Eggs 540 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 215 77 
 
 Hides 495 27 
 
 Pai)er rags 3, 455 49 
 
 Household effects 2, 055 .50 
 
 Total 36,223 75 
 
 A. II. ELLIOTT, 
 
 Commercial Agent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 CORNWALL AGENCY. 
 
 21 
 
 Qnarlcr endiiuj March 31, 1883. 
 
 Eggs $78 20 
 
 Cattle 2,:Wy-> 50 
 
 Hav 3,(»4H 26 
 
 Grain 808 06 
 
 Horses 6,012 00 
 
 Household efiects 2,374 50 
 
 Hoj) i)oles 11,6'J9 79 
 
 Miscellaueous 291 14 
 
 Sheep and lambs 13 00 
 
 Total 26, 68rt 95 
 
 United States manufacture returned 480 00 
 
 Machinery sent for repairs 137 .50 
 
 (Jnarter eitdhifi June 30, 1883. 
 
 Eggs ig 1 4 , 0(59 60 
 
 Cattle 1,760 00 
 
 Skins hides 1,646 88 
 
 Grain 557 29 
 
 Horses 9, 333 00 
 
 Household etibcts 1, 863 65 
 
 Lumber 578 86 
 
 Miscellaneous 3.5 68 
 
 Machinery 197 12 
 
 Hop poles 1,257 50 
 
 Hay 2,044 52 
 
 Total 33,344 10 
 
 ilachiuery sent to the United States for rejiairs 115 00 
 
 Machinery returned 1, 570 00 
 
 HENRY W. WEBER, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 OTTAWA AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Grenvillo and Smith's Falls.) 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 'M, 1863. 
 
 Kroediug animals SOOO 00 
 
 Bridge timber 1,024 41 
 
 Deals 85 35 
 
 Horst's 695 01 
 
 IIoj) poles 3, 782 04 
 
 Iron ore 2, 253 18 
 
 Lath 2s, 229 98 
 
 Lumber (sawn) 99,941 04 
 
 Match splints 1, lOr^ 95 
 
 Pickets 4,470 20 
 
 Poultry 505 00 
 
 Rye...' 19,91949 
 
 Shingles 303 00 
 
 Settlers' effects 2, 120 00 
 
 Miscellaueous 1, 160 02 
 
 Total 166,U»7 67
 
 22 
 
 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Quarter emliiuj June 30, 1883. 
 
 Animals (for breeding purposes) §1.'>0 00 
 
 Box sbooks 4 , 4T2 6-> 
 
 Bones (for fertilizing) 47 1 .')0 
 
 Butter deals 7,747 13 
 
 Dimension timber 3, 0(i7 31 
 
 E-vgs 9,354 19 
 
 Ffnc<' jKists 679 HO 
 
 Hop poles 108 00 
 
 Horses 1 , G15 00 
 
 Lat lis 3, \)^o 89 
 
 Lumber (sawn) 703,013 41 
 
 Match splints and blocks 2, Ol.') 14 
 
 Pickets 5,71G 09 
 
 Railway ties 7,.'')94 00 
 
 Skins and furs 1,92.^ 00 
 
 Settlers' efieets 9,1.58 00 
 
 Telei>rapli poles 879 2.5 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, .522 83 
 
 Totnl 763, 474 8(i 
 
 E. B. EOBBINS, 
 Commercial Agent. 
 GRENVILLE AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 1 1 ides ' $669 00 
 
 Eggs 700 94 
 
 Lumber (sawn) r)3, 805 44 
 
 Matcli spliutH . 4,860 84 
 
 Settlers- etfects 220 00 
 
 Total 60. 2.56 22 
 
 ALEXAiS^DER PEIDHAM, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 PORT HOPE. 
 Quarter ending .Mavoli 31, 1883. 
 
 Apples $1,808 00 
 
 Barley 1 49, 895 52 
 
 Eggs 675 05 
 
 Emigrant effects 6, 892 95 
 
 Hides 1,731 11 
 
 Horses 8,041 50 
 
 Horses (breeding) 750 00 
 
 Lumber 2,913 38 
 
 Pease 43,343 71 
 
 Potatoes 1, 099 50 
 
 Wheat 1,530 00 
 
 Wool 3, 687 30 
 
 Miscellaneous 2, 939 32 
 
 iOtal 225,307 34 
 
 Quarter endinq June 30, 1883. 
 
 15ail.-v ' $118,819 25 
 
 Cattle 10,097 50 
 
 Eggs :U , 055 42 
 
 Emigrant elfects 4, 715 .50 
 
 Hides 6, 477 20 
 
 Horses 23, 410 50 
 
 Ijumbcr 267,565 17 
 
 Pe.ise 10, 294 89 
 
 Rve 38, 954 40 
 
 Sliingles 19, 941 25 
 
 Wheiit 97,2.53 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 8,897 22 
 
 Tolal 637,481 30 
 
 J. C. DUTCHEE, 
 
 Conml.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS F JR THE UNITED STATES. 26 
 
 PORT ROWAN. 
 
 Quarter eiidhiy March :U, 188:5. 
 
 Bark-.v §7;'), 4U0 0'^ 
 
 Beans f,, ;,o:i 53 
 
 J}iick\vlieat 2, (il7 (i2 
 
 Cattle H, (If);-) 00 
 
 Ej?i;s l,.'i8<J 20 
 
 Horses m, .-1)-^ 00 
 
 Liinibor :i,(i()'^ GO 
 
 Pease l.'>, i;:;:} 25 
 
 Sheop iuul lambs :j, 1:51 40 
 
 Miscellaneous I,y:55 (].'> 
 
 Value of goods ou emigrant certilicates, $5,895.75. 
 
 Total 1:5:5,449 07 
 
 JOH^T F. JENNE, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 PORT SARNIA AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Loudon.) 
 
 PORT SARNIA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 'M, 1883. 
 
 Animals of all kinds 114,850 00 
 
 Bones :500 00 
 
 Engines and boilers 1, 007 00 
 
 Eggs 1,17(] 10 
 
 Fish 9r)5 00 
 
 Grain of all kinds :54, 202 72 
 
 Lumber and timber :345 hi 
 
 Personal etfects :38, I'JO 00 
 
 Potasli 174 00 
 
 Potatoes 412 00 
 
 Paper stock 2. .527 00 
 
 Scrap-iron 445 50 
 
 Stone 172 9(5 
 
 Total 94. 988 09 
 
 SAML. D. PACPl 
 LONDON AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Animals uf all kinds |i91,877 90 
 
 Barley G9, :504 04 
 
 Beans 468 00 
 
 Car- wheels, old 3. 283 .'')9 
 
 Flax 12,:5.50 42 
 
 Figs 87176 
 
 Fertilizer 493 :36 
 
 Hides and skins 4, 151 10 
 
 Household goods 9, 4:5:5 75 
 
 Lumber and staves 1, 750 75 
 
 Malt 2, 602 <)4 
 
 Manufactured goods :5, 094 07 
 
 Onions 1578 90 
 
 Oils S08 90 
 
 Potatoes 708 05 
 
 Pease 437 20 
 
 PouKt ry 670 24 
 
 Paper stock ;?79 dO 
 
 Wool 2, 118 06 
 
 Miscellaneous 92 70 
 
 Total 205, 280 43 
 
 Correspoiuliug period, 1882 229, 126 06 
 
 Decrease 23. 845 63 
 
 \yy\. H. McCUTCHEOX.
 
 24 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 PORT STANLEY AND SAINT THOMAS AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Courtrigh t. ) 
 
 PORT STANLEY AND SAINT THOMAS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Bailev $-2r.,0(il 40 
 
 Staves 16,345 01 
 
 Household effects 17,033 40 
 
 Horses 8,553 00 
 
 Rattau 7,804 30 
 
 Hoops 7,130 59 
 
 Apples 4,710 50 
 
 Clover seed 3, 975 80 
 
 Breeding stock 3, 277 00 
 
 Sheep and lambs 4,491 40 
 
 Potatoes 4, 618 00 
 
 Flax 1,834 77 
 
 Lumber 1,482 49 
 
 Cattle 1, 488 00 
 
 Scrap iron 1,273 77 
 
 Turnips 631 01 
 
 Miscellaneous 2,204 80 
 
 Total 112,005 24 
 
 Quarter ending June 30. 1883. 
 
 Wheat $41,752 02 
 
 Staves 26,974 06 
 
 Malt 23,804 36 
 
 Hoops 18,444 46 
 
 Household effects 17, 805 00 
 
 Eggs 11,259 79 
 
 Lumber 10, 4K) 53 
 
 Cattle 5,971 61 
 
 Barley 5, 358 00 
 
 Bolts 3,630 50 
 
 Potatoes 3, 255 25 
 
 Pease • 2,641 00 
 
 Breeding animals 1,882 00 
 
 Flax 2,305 33 
 
 Tow 1,3.50 30 
 
 Sheep 1,280 00 
 
 Bran 1,227 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 6, 141 90 
 
 Total 185,572 11 
 
 PHILIP CAKROLL, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 COURTRIGHT AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending Mareli 31, 1883. 
 
 Live stock " .$911 00 
 
 Hides 308 95 
 
 Timl)er 1,386 00 
 
 i )resse(l meat IK) 43 
 
 Grain 54 00 
 
 Emigrant KH 00 
 
 Total 2,877 38 
 
 Quarter endinq June 30, 1883. 
 
 Stock ■ $10,650 00 
 
 Kmigrauts 1,910 00 
 
 Fi.-sli meat 1()3 00 
 
 TiinlxT hikI liolts 1,^82 50 
 
 Grain 1,510 29 
 
 Total 16,115 79 
 
 F. W. BOBY, 
 
 Consular Agent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 25 
 
 PRESCOTT AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Brockville.) 
 
 PRESCOTT. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Butter 
 
 Efigs 
 
 Cuttle 
 
 Furs, skius, bides 
 
 Grain 
 
 Horses 
 
 Household ortects 
 
 Luiubfr, sliiugles, &c 
 
 Meat and poultry 
 
 Whisky 
 
 Hops 
 
 Fresh lish 
 
 Pressed hay 
 
 Sheep and lambs 
 
 Potatoes 
 
 Straw 
 
 Hop-poles 
 
 Total 
 
 !?fiG4 
 
 00 
 
 *2'>2 
 
 65 
 
 4,'2.-il 
 
 00 
 
 69tj 
 
 25 
 
 17,l(Jlt 
 
 7.5 
 
 l,84r, 
 
 00 
 
 300 
 
 00 
 
 2, 606 
 
 46 
 
 10 
 
 00 
 
 ] , 642 
 
 00 
 
 37.5 
 
 00 
 
 146 GO 
 
 3,.'j60 90 
 
 1,022 
 
 11 
 
 ):i,r.36 60 
 
 :'.06 
 
 25 
 
 H, 7.% 
 
 05 
 
 .-)2, 204 
 
 02 
 
 12, 1.52 .52 
 
 23, 706 62 
 
 i,oir> 
 
 00 
 
 3, 4.50 93 
 
 343 00 
 
 3,284 00 
 
 1,834 
 
 00 
 
 3,111 
 
 ('iS 
 
 11,750 88 
 
 25 
 
 00 
 
 330 00 
 
 2, 405 
 
 70 
 
 416 
 
 16 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Pressed hay |2, 152 .52 
 
 Egg8 
 
 Cattle 
 
 Furs, slsins, hides 
 
 Grain 
 
 Horses 
 
 Household elTects 
 
 Lumber, shingles, &c 
 
 Potatoes 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 Mnehinery and ironware ■ 
 
 Ti tnl)er, logs, &c 
 
 Wliisky 
 
 Total 53,825 54 
 
 HAERY L. SLAGHT, 
 
 ConsnI. 
 BROC E AGENCY. 
 
 Quartei- ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Butter, 1,249 pounds ■*232 96 
 
 Cattle, 691 head 9, .506 00 
 
 Sheep and laiubs, 668 head 2, 3.55 00 
 
 Horses, 50 head 5, 561 00 
 
 Household effects . 5.412 00 
 
 Lumber, 23,668 feet 6,855 00 
 
 Miscellaneous, sundries 365 00 
 
 Machinery and ironware, castings L 74'- 00 
 
 Pickets, 41, 581 603 00 
 
 Shingles, 55 M 447 00 
 
 Lath, 24, 888 504 00 
 
 Potatoes, 2.519 bushels . 1 , 1 43 00 
 
 Wool, 17,727 pounds, 3,811 00 
 
 Hop-poles, 343,822 17,228 00 
 
 Rye, 33,960 bushels "..'...'. 10, iV.i'2 00 
 
 Buck wheat, 12,775 bushels •>,"20 00 
 
 Barley, 4,588 bushels ". 2,570 00 
 
 Poultry, :i,009 pounds 451 00 
 
 Buckwheat flour, 48,900 pounds 1 , 041 00 
 
 Beans .57 00 
 
 Total 86,281 96
 
 26 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Quarter ending June 'AO, 1883. 
 
 Eg"s, 428, 15 ilozi-u .$65, 748 00 
 
 Cattle, 306 1ieu<l 7,100 00 
 
 Hect and calf skins aucl hides, 26,123 12, 616 00 
 
 Horses, 45 6,479 00 
 
 Household effects, settlers -*. 15,450 00 
 
 Lumber, 20.064.496 teet 261, 890 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 1,100 00 
 
 Pickets, 403 M 343 00 
 
 Shiuoles, .390M. 925 00 
 
 Lath, 578.867. 3, 102 00 
 
 Potatoes, 2,072 bushels 873 oO 
 
 Hop-])oles, 47,648 2. 939 00 
 
 Rve. 55.346 bushels 33,207 00 
 
 Barley, 657 bushels 400 00 
 
 Bea-is, 51 bushels 87 00 
 
 Ce.hir posts, 2,056 1 101 00 
 
 Lawn-mowers, 48 228 00 
 
 Pine buttings, 568 cords 5, 104 00 
 
 Total 417,692 00 
 
 W. A. SCHO FIELD, 
 
 Consular Af/oit. 
 
 SHERBROOKE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Animals: 
 
 Cattle, 1 CO w $30 00 
 
 Horses,4 500 00 
 
 Asbestus, 8^ tons 2. 616 00 
 
 Bark, hemlock, 2,971 cords 20,640 00 
 
 Butter, 7f 1 pounds 150 00 
 
 Cxrease, old scrap, for soap, 1,085 pounds 49 00 
 
 Hav,78i: tons. .: (i68 00 
 
 Hides, beef, 543 1 , 7fi9 00 
 
 Household goods, 10 lots 5.50 00 
 
 lion, manufactures of, 1 evaporator 30 00 
 
 Lime, 28.225 bashels 5, 421 0(» 
 
 Mi'rcliaudise, groceries, one lot 13 00 
 
 r»Iisielianeous items, two lots 13 00 
 
 l^og> iinil poles : 
 
 Logs, basswood, 12 cords 48 00 
 
 Balsam, 970,700 feet 3, .509 00 
 
 Birch, 133,700 feet 745 00 
 
 Spruce. 225,173 feet 1,123 00 
 
 Hop poles, 21,800 750 00 
 
 Lumber : 
 
 Sawed, 2,954.3.50 feet 23,961 00 
 
 (jiapboards, 699,020 pieces 4, 268 00 
 
 Lath, 83,500 jdeces 345 OO 
 
 Hogshead headings, 14,211 pairs 988 00 
 
 Pickets, 12..500 pieces 87 00 
 
 Shingles, cedar, 373,250 ()2(i 00 
 
 Posts, cedar, 2,052 252 00 
 
 Macliinerv returned for repairs, 1 lot 75 00 
 
 I'oiatoes, '3,401 bushels 1,620 00 
 
 I'lilp, gniinid wood, 223,851 pounds 3,354 00 
 
 •^hip-tunbcr, 111,000 feet 791 00 
 
 Ship-knees, 2,007 1. <i28 00 
 
 Shite-rooliiig, .50 s(|uares 162 0(1 
 
 shiti- svasli-tubs, troughs, &c., 27 pieces 162 1)0 
 
 S.piare tinilier, 2,000 eul)ic feet UiO 00 
 
 Ties, railroad, 75,264 10,993 00 
 
 Turn ii).H, loo Inishels 20 00 
 
 Total 88,116 00
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 27 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 188IJ 
 
 Asbestus, 10:5 tons !=;2, ;>.- (lU 
 
 Ashes, UK) l)UHhcls. . 40 00 
 
 Barl<, lieiiilock, r),47:{ cords 28,9:i9 0(1 
 
 Hooks, i:{ volimios ^ 26 00 
 
 Briik, M.OOO !•'> '^O 
 
 Clotl), hviiss-wirc, old, 240 pounds t> 00 
 
 E^ss, 9:i0 dozen 142 00 
 
 Glue stock, 1,'JOO pounds 48 OQ 
 
 Hay, 4] i tons 382 00 
 
 Hiiriicss, I set 25 00 
 
 Household <;oods, 18 lots 2,740 00 
 
 Hides, l)t'cf, calf, hoise, Aic, 1,7:50 2,740 00 
 
 Liiuo, 28,075 bushels 5, :{7:] 00 
 
 Live stock: 
 
 Cattle, 17 57^3 00 
 
 Horses, m 7,180 00 
 
 Lambs <iiid sheep, 170 409 00 
 
 I.oo-s: 
 
 Balsam lir, :5G4,000 feet 1,677 00 
 
 Birch, l:?y,000 lect 917 00 
 
 Spruce, 159,000 feet 707 00 
 
 Lumber : • 
 
 Ash, 1,200 feet 11 00 
 
 Basswood, 18,000 tcet 180 00 
 
 Beech, 230 feet 3 00 
 
 Birch, 1)8,200 feet 918 00 
 
 Pine, 51 1 ,382 feet ; - 5, 620 00 
 
 Spruce. 3,294,721 feet 24,083 00 
 
 Tamarack, 8,000 feet GO 00 
 
 S]»ruce chipboards, 373, 175 5, 61 7 00 
 
 Spruce bobbins, rough, 86,000 '415 00 
 
 Spruce hogshead headings, 774 pairs 54 00 
 
 Spruce lath. 3,530 bunches 424 00 
 
 Spruce lath-stj-ips, 28,000 feet 226 00 
 
 Spruce pickets, 6,600 feet 46 00 
 
 Poles : 
 
 V Telegraph, 326 200 00 
 
 Spruce, 3.250 feet 33 00 
 
 Posts, cedar, 3,050 305 00 
 
 Ship-timber, 149,250 feet 1,190 00 
 
 Ship-kne«'s, 235 i)ieces 170 00 
 
 Ship's spars, :'.,000 feet 18 00 
 
 Shingles, cedar, 1,479,000 2,475 00 
 
 Snath stakes. 814 122 00 
 
 Ties, railroad, 74,431 10,800 00 
 
 Timber, tamarack, 7,000 feet 70 (JO 
 
 Potatoes, 2,448 bushels 1, 241 00 
 
 Pnlj): 
 
 (rronnd wood, 287,120 pounds 4, 303 00 
 
 Wood, chemical, 30,400 pounds 1, 076 00 
 
 Rubbers, old boots and sandals, 1,380 pounds 8 nO 
 
 Slate : 
 
 Rooling, 400 squares 1, 278 00 
 
 Vessels, 3 pieces 44 00 
 
 Siruji, maple, 8 gallons 10 00 
 
 Turnips, 40 bushels 8 00 
 
 Total 115,940 00 
 
 BEis^J. S. PARKEE, 
 
 Consul. 
 TORONTO. 
 
 Quarter endbuj Marelt 31, 1883. 
 
 Animals for bici'<ling jjurposes §36, 795 50 
 
 Hoi SIS ■; 49, 72-' 00 
 
 Barley 387, 171 a5 
 
 Telegraph aiul hop polos 64(i 94 
 
 Fresh lish 2, 9?5 25
 
 28 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Furs, raw $8, 000 00 
 
 Hides aud pelts 6,760 80 
 
 Cattle, sheep, aud lambs 31, 936 87 
 
 Machinery and imiilements 1, 397 20 
 
 Malt ". 28, 240 36 
 
 Beans and peas 8, 249 87 
 
 Pine lumber 13, 462 98 
 
 Ciover-seed 14, 117 16 
 
 Eve • 1.688 60 
 
 Wool 51,440 21 
 
 Wheat and flour 3, 101 25 
 
 Books 4,681 14 
 
 Potatoes 7,237 80 
 
 ( 'ott(ui waste 2, 013 03 
 
 iliseellaneous 12, 833 19 
 
 Total «72,r>0T 80 
 
 Quarlei- ending June 30, ISS'3. 
 
 Animals for breeding purposes $24,335 00 
 
 Horses 21, 047 50 
 
 Cattle 3,491 00 
 
 Barley 201, 015 84 
 
 Peas 37,853 08 
 
 Bones 4,963 35 
 
 Tea , 4,519 99 
 
 Cotton waste 10, *64 01 
 
 Wheat 165,310 15 
 
 Eggs 17, 825 80 
 
 I'urs, raw 35, 024 45 
 
 Hide^ and pelts 6, 025 24 
 
 Lumber 220, 002 48 
 
 ^Machinerv 3,844 68 
 
 Malt .' ♦. 282, .-'74 26 
 
 Teh-grapli-poles 7,901 80 
 
 Wool 11,&76 00 
 
 Potatoes 2, 12S 07 
 
 Kye 15,395 84 
 
 Miscellaneous 18,076 78 
 
 1,094,275 32 
 
 WM. C. HOWELLS, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 WINDSOR. 
 
 Quarter endbuj March 31, 1883. 
 
 Straw braid aud hats l|10,222 13 
 
 Animals 10, 114 00 
 
 Fish 9, 699 11 
 
 Charcoal 4, 96.-^ 00 
 
 liid(!s and skins 3, 9i-9 00 
 
 Tol.iioeo 2,763 00 
 
 Stiilled birds 1.600 00 
 
 I'<-r.soual ell'ectH 1,590 00 
 
 Wood 1,281 00 
 
 Malt 759 48 
 
 Flower seeds 574 25 
 
 Sjiiiits .503 88 
 
 I'lifiitcxjM 312 25 
 
 Apples :U5 00 
 
 Eggs 237 60 
 
 (Jiliiiig nets 226 70 
 
 Miseeiiaueoiis 1, 5f^2 7rt 
 
 Total 50, 738 18
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 29 
 
 Quarter endiu/j June 30. 
 
 Animals 8^7,998 40 
 
 Malt 17, :5:{(] 97 
 
 Charcoal 6, OGvJ '22 
 
 Fish :{, G72 ">! 
 
 Wood 8,104 00 
 
 Hides and furs Ji, 840 42 
 
 Lniiiber 2,090 49 
 
 Stave and heading bolts 2, 'M'A 2;") 
 
 Logs M,3r.4 00 
 
 Personal effects 1,825 00 
 
 Spirits 1,922 35 
 
 Tobacco 738 00 
 
 Straw-braid and hats 1, 402 <)7 
 
 Eggs I,(i01 78 
 
 Ivory blocks 924 75 
 
 Cedar posts 2, 025 Otf 
 
 Miscellaneons 2, 28-^ :\r, 
 
 Total 91,574 25 
 
 CHARLES EWERS, 
 
 Gonsul. 
 
 mOVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 
 MONTREAL AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Quebec. Point Levi. 
 
 Animals j $28,647 00 
 
 " ' 3, 793 00 
 
 Bark 
 
 Butter I $1,030 45 
 
 Emigrants' oifects ],110 00 
 
 Fish 2, 069 01 
 
 Lumber 89 60 
 
 Wood pulp ! 120 00 
 
 Potatoes I 
 
 Miscellaneous t 1, 924 37 
 
 Totals . 
 
 19, 047 53 
 1, 128 00 
 8, 947 06 
 3, 141 39 
 
 6, 343 43 , 64, 703 98 71, 047 41 
 
 Total. 
 
 $28,647 00 
 3, 793 00 
 1, 030 45 
 1,110 00 
 2, 069 01 
 19,137 13 
 1, 248 00 
 8,947 06 
 5, 065 76 
 
 JNO. IT. WASSON, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 SAINT HYACINTHE. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Bark, hemlock §17^ 
 
 Beans 
 
 Eggs 
 
 Hay 
 
 Hides 
 
 Horses 
 
 Lumber ... 
 
 Oats 
 
 Pickets 
 
 Potatoes . . . 
 
 Straw 
 
 Sundries.. . 
 Wood, slab 
 
 §17,932 00 
 
 179 00 
 
 879 80 
 
 19,705 55 
 
 1,203 80 
 
 9, 370 25 
 
 15,529 75 
 
 909 87 
 
 It 00 
 
 205 00 
 
 1,829 75 
 
 848 20 
 
 209 20 
 
 Total G.-^. oi;o 17
 
 30 
 
 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Bavk, hemlock, 1,294 cords $6,(583 00 
 
 Beaus, 333 bushels 54H HS 
 
 Books and stationery 94 70 
 
 Buffer, 625 pounds 136 7.5 
 
 E-rgs, 19,81.5 dozen 4,951 ,50 
 
 (inni, spruce, 366 pounds 109 10 
 
 Hats, straw, 300 dozen 190 00 
 
 Hav, 2,111| tons 20, .555 38 
 
 Horses, 9 1.058 00 
 
 Lumber, 594,-592 feet 5, 104 79 
 
 Machine, crochet, 1 20 00 
 
 Oats, 4,631 bushels 2, 687 40 
 
 Potatoes, 4,014 bushels 1, 966 75 
 
 Poultry, 50.121 pounds 4,719 45 
 
 Straw,' 448f tons 1,826 25 
 
 Sundries 262 50 
 
 Total 50,912 15 
 
 WAEREN A. WOKDEN, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 SAINT JOHN'S AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies: Faruham and La Colle. ) 
 
 SAINT. JOHN'S. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31. 
 
 Hay : -197 , 95 (J 4 
 
 Horses 38. 718 00 
 
 Oats 6,585 45 
 
 P(.tatoes 5, 054 23 
 
 Peas 3,615 40 
 
 Straw 3,170 24 
 
 Eggs 3,100 29 
 
 Cord wood 2, 375 00 
 
 Buckwheat 2, 3r;6 53 
 
 Lumber 1,800 60 
 
 Beans 661 75 
 
 Hfiuilock bark 606 00 
 
 II(.l)-poles 252 00 
 
 Sheep and lambs 240 00 
 
 Butter 208 80 
 
 Miscellaneous 894 85 
 
 1 
 
 Total 167,589 54 
 
 Quarter endinr/ June 30, 1883. ' 
 
 Hav |<)7, 250 9(5 
 
 Horses 38,333 80 
 
 Lumber 9.439 80 
 
 Oats f^,379 09 
 
 Potatoes 3,230 69 
 
 Eggs 1 , 668 48 
 
 Catt Ic 1 , 589 50 
 
 Peas 1,122 20 
 
 Straw 789 5(» 
 
 Hemlock bark 726 00 
 
 Sliiiigles 235 (il 
 
 Miscellaneous 742 43 
 
 Total 133, .508 06 
 
 SILAS P. TIUJJIJIOLL, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 61 
 
 FARNHAM AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter endbii/ June 30, 1883. 
 
 Hay ■ §25,(i.'jl '.»7 
 
 Lumber 4, I'M) Uii 
 
 Horses 'A, 12^ ;")(» 
 
 Hides :i,V.i.i i:> 
 
 EgfTs 1 , :«i4 i:i 
 
 Bark * \,^)•^^^ 00 
 
 Potatoes . . . , J r>4 2r> 
 
 Grain 347 .')0 
 
 Personal effects 34r> 00 
 
 Brick :,(.' 00 
 
 Total 40, UU-.i :„\ 
 
 VVM. L. HI13BATID, 
 
 Consular Ayeiit. 
 SOREL. 
 
 Quarter endinq March 31, 1883. 
 
 Bark, licnilock '. §3,660 00 
 
 Beans .* 'in 83 
 
 Buckwheat flour 27 00 
 
 Butter 10 00 
 
 Cotton waste (United States produce) 1)8 2.5 
 
 Eels, salted 33 00 
 
 Hay 2, 0.'j5 58 
 
 Lumber G28 49 
 
 Personal effects : (>0 00 
 
 Potatoes IfiO 00 
 
 Sleigh 20 00 
 
 Total 0,771 15 
 
 HAREY P. DILL, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 Quarter cndbuj June 30, 1883. 
 
 Bark ." §f^70 OO 
 
 Hay n. %7 64 
 
 Hemlock lumber .' 1 4, 2<)4 21 
 
 Miscellaneous 101 00 
 
 Oats :iOO 00 
 
 Household noods 200 00 
 
 Total 21,702 85 
 
 CHAS. A. RAND, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 STANBRIDGE. 
 
 Quarter eiidiiuj March 31, 1883. 
 
 Bark, hemlock 89,341 00 
 
 Beans .' 102 OO 
 
 Butter 2, 092 00 
 
 Coal 4,200 00 
 
 Cattle l,lr<l 00 
 
 Dairy skins , r.90 00 
 
 Hay, pressed (JO, Oiri 00 
 
 Horses 14, 855 00 
 
 Hoi)-poles 1 , 063 00 
 
 Household goods 3, 646 J 
 
 Hair 98 CO 
 
 Lumber 7,.'>71 00 
 
 Oats •.', 19:5 00 
 
 Potatoes 795 00 
 
 Peas 718 00 
 
 Sundries 167 00 
 
 Wood ti7y OO 
 
 Total 1 19. 313 00
 
 32 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Bark, Iiemlock $4, 302 00 
 
 Broodmares 11,352 00 
 
 Coal, bituiniuous 6, 878 00 
 
 Cattle - 1, 9-24 00 
 
 Car- wheels 390 00 
 
 Dairy skius 15, 189 06 
 
 Esrgs • 2,468 00 
 
 Hay 73,860 00 
 
 Horses 32,882 00 
 
 Household goods 2, 493 00 
 
 Lumber 10,637 00 
 
 Lauibs 849 00 
 
 Total 163.230 00 
 
 F. HAKMON, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 THREE RIVERS. • 
 
 Quartei- ending June 30, 1*:83. 
 
 Bark, hemlock |;8,682 00 
 
 Bell metal 100 00 
 
 Cattle, horned 1. 074 00 
 
 Extract of hemlock bark 7, 470 15 
 
 Furs, uudressed 1 , 860 50 
 
 Hair, moose 2fl7 00 
 
 Harness ., 15 00 
 
 Hay 19,086 17 
 
 Horses 485 00 
 
 Household goods 343 50 
 
 Lumber 27,450 49 
 
 Laths 816 00 
 
 Mineral water (> 00 
 
 Posts, cedar .52 20 
 
 Kaiiwuv ties 28,880 45 
 
 Shingles 9, 308 51 
 
 Straw 99 00 
 
 Wagon 50 00 
 
 Wet wood-pulp 288 OO 
 
 Total 106,313 97 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Bark, hemlock ^3, 004 00 
 
 Butter 113 ()2 
 
 Buckwheat 300 00 
 
 Extract hemlock bark A 10, 750 36 
 
 Furs, undressed 2, 089 25 
 
 Fish, fresh 90 00 
 
 Hav 18, 342 25 
 
 Hoisrs 620 00 
 
 Househcdd goods 60 00 
 
 J^umljer 4, 773 03 
 
 Leather 272 50 
 
 Potato(rs 600 00 
 
 Shingles 3,563 09 
 
 Ties, railway ! 3, 7(52 00 
 
 Total 48,340 10 
 
 JAMES M. WILSON, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 33 
 
 PROVINCE OF XOl'J SCOTIA. 
 
 HALIFAX AND AGENCIES. 
 
 •r^ (Agencies: Bariiugton, Hridgowater, Livorpool, Shelbnruo.) 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
 ijimricr cndinij June '.W, IfeyiJ. 
 
 Fresh tish $G, 94G '^r> 
 
 Picklod tish 14,404 Id 
 
 Drv li.sh \M 475 94 
 
 Caiuicil lo1)stors 18,956 tH» 
 
 Cod oil :}, 88t> 70 
 
 Mauufactiucs of steel (chielly skates) 24, 247 14 
 
 Totutoes 14, 961 8:i 
 
 Hides and skins 1(1, :j()f> ()2 
 
 Old .junk :i,241 41 
 
 Kotiu lied goods (chielly whisky, 15,471.14) 7, 405 04 
 
 Persoual effects '. 2, 118 00 
 
 Lumber :{09 00 
 
 Eg<,'8 740 39 
 
 Miscellaneous 2, 105 00 
 
 Total 147, ICO 02 
 
 W. G. FKYE, 
 Consul-General. 
 
 PICTOUAND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Cape Canso, Coav Bay, Glace Bay, Guysborough, Liugan, Louisbnrg, 
 North Sydney, Port Hastings, and Port of Sydney.) 
 
 PICTOIT. 
 
 Quarter endiug March 31, 1883. 
 
 Horses $1, 877 50 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Coal, steam $1, 147 00 
 
 Coal, culm of 337 50 
 
 Calfskins 120 00 
 
 Freestone 800 00 
 
 Hair 455 00 
 
 Horses 1,186 00 
 
 Lobsters, canned 10, 764 50 
 
 Personal effects 88 00 
 
 Potatoes 472 50 
 
 Slats ; 137 00 
 
 Total 15,507 50 
 
 E. JOHNSON, 
 
 Consul. 
 CAPE CANSO AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 125,000 pounds Bank codlish .$3,750 00 
 
 2, 450 cases canned lobsters 12, 250 00 
 
 Total 16,000 00 
 
 THOS. C. COOK, 
 
 Counular Agent. 
 62 A — D E 3
 
 34 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 COW BAY AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter endiny March 31, 1883. 
 574 tons of coal $1,005 00 
 
 Quarter endUuj June 30, 1883. ^ 
 
 8,053 tons coal $10,661 00 
 
 CHARLES ARCHIBALD, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 GLACE BAY AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 4, 162 Jons culm of coal 112,120 00 
 
 DAVID McKEEK, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 GUYSBOROUGH AGENCY. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 LINGAN AGENCY. 
 (No returns. ) 
 
 LOUISBURG AGENCY. 
 
 (No returns. ) 
 
 NORTH SYDNEY AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Raw hides l|923 00 
 
 Junk and old canvas 480 00 
 
 729 tons coal 1,640 25 
 
 Total 3.043 25 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Rawhides *. |355 00 
 
 Cnlmofcoal 175 00 
 
 Total 530 00 
 
 W. PURVES, 
 Consular Agent. 
 PORT HASTINGS AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 1,212 barrels herrings li|i3,984 00 
 
 349 barrels mackerel' 3, 004 00 
 
 94^ barrels alewives 401 00 
 
 36 barrels cod-oil 900 00 
 
 Total 8.289 00 
 
 JAMES G. MoKEEN, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 PORT OF SYDNEY AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June^iQ, 1863. 
 
 2,416 tons ronud coal $4,837 00 
 
 4,371 tons culm coal 4,407 00 
 
 J tons cojipcr ore 21 00 
 
 Tola) 9,265 00 
 
 F. E. LEAVER, 
 
 Consular Agent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 35 
 
 WINDSOR AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies: .) 
 
 WINDSOR. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30. 
 
 Gypsum iJSO, 765 50 
 
 Potatoes 190 00 
 
 Manganese '. 1,780 00 
 
 Hani-wood plauk 4'M 50 
 
 Hemlock boards 565 00 
 
 Spruce boards 47 50 
 
 ;,: Z'a:. 
 
 Total 33,786 56 
 
 D. K. HOB ART, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 
 
 SAINT JOHN AND AGENCIES. 
 
 {Agencies: Frederlckton, Grand Manan", McAdam Junction, Newcastle, St. Andrews, 
 
 and St. George.) 
 
 SAINT JOHN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Fish •. $15, 918 58 
 
 Long lumber 12,919 96 
 
 Short lumber 5, 95() 50 
 
 Horses 9,533 01 
 
 Hides 10,862 42 
 
 Potatoes 1,106 50 
 
 Lime 1,027 05 
 
 Coal 720 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 7, 291 28 
 
 Total 65,355 30 
 
 Export of American lumber for quarter ending March 31, 1883, under Re- 
 vised Statutes of the United States : 
 
 Long lumber 57, 265 43 
 
 Short lumber 12,342 34 
 
 Total 69, uU7 77 
 
 Quarter cndhit/ June 30, 1883. 
 
 Coal .' !i?l,610 00 
 
 Hides 8,980 93 
 
 Horses 11,367 60 
 
 Fish 29, 076 72 
 
 Kiln wood _ .. 2.803 75 
 
 Long lumber " 18, 444 19 
 
 Short lumber 31', 436 62 
 
 Potatoes 9,380 92 
 
 Miscellaneous 8, 7 14 22 
 
 Total : 120,814 95 
 
 Exports of American lumber for quarter ending June 30, 1883, under Re- 
 vised Statutes of the United States: 
 
 Long lumber .*.... 204,303 02 
 
 Short lumber 38,882 73 
 
 Total 243,185 
 
 D. B. WARNEE, 
 
 Consul.
 
 36 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 FEEDERICTON AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 8,547iV buslicls potatoes $5,146 50 
 
 1.500 cases cauued beef 6,750 00 
 
 917 M shingles 1, 834 00 
 
 Total 13,730 50 
 
 SPAF.FOED BAEKEK, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 GRAND MANAN AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending March 31. 
 
 'Coclfisli,1.56qmutals .' $968 50 
 
 Herriug (frozen), 979 M 8,564 69 
 
 HeiTing (smoked), 52,296 boxes 12, 332 00 
 
 Pollock, 700 quintals 2, 800 00 
 
 Total 24,665 19 
 
 W. F. ALEXANDER, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 McADAM JUNCTION AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending March. 
 
 97^ tons antimony ore $1, 950 00 
 
 1,056 cords hemlock bark 4,301 00 
 
 310,591 pounds extract of hemlock bark 3, 105 97 
 
 23,000 hoops 800 00 
 
 20,000 hoop poles 76 00 
 
 Lot household goods 217 90 
 
 1 horse 100 00 
 
 llj tons hay 117 00 
 
 20 tons ship-knees 190 00 
 
 7,823 bushels potatoes 4, 203 11 
 
 802,500 shingles 1,567 29 
 
 NEWCASTLE AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Extract hemlock bark, 1,080 casks $11,129 62 
 
 E. E. CALL, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 SAINT ANDREWS AGENCY. 
 (No returns.) 
 
 SAINT GEORGE AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending March 31. 
 
 Red gi'auite, 63 cases, polished |728 50 
 
 Three horses 350 00 
 
 Total 1,078 50 
 
 BENJ. EANDALL, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 SAINT STEPHEN. 
 Quarter endinq March 31. 
 
 Hardware .' $116 25 
 
 Household goods 650 00 
 
 Hooi)H 90 80 
 
 Horses 580 00 
 
 Molasses 2, 109 51 
 
 Oats 749 50 
 
 S 1 1 i p -k n (• es 1 , .525 00 
 
 Salt 17 50 
 
 Skins and ftirs . » 993 00 
 
 Spruce poles I>15 DO 
 
 Totjil 7, M(i 56 
 
 PAUL LANGE, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 4
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 37 
 
 PBOVINCIC OF MANITOBA. 
 
 WINNIPEG AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Emerson.) 
 
 WINNIPEG. 
 
 (Quarter cndiiuj March 'M. 
 
 Fish, white $2, 13(i 00 
 
 Furs, undressed '•^, -''UO 25 
 
 Hides 11,744 42 
 
 Lain)) coats 140 00 
 
 Loeoinotives (for repairs, to be returned) 110, 000 00 
 
 Wheat, iy,H4U bushels, in bond for export Ki, 9c<7 72 
 
 Total 144, (io:? :5y 
 
 Quarter eiidhiff June 30, 1883. 
 
 Egs cases $100 00 
 
 Empty beer easks 2,131 00 
 
 Furs, undressed 21, 402 00 
 
 Hides 6, 343 20 
 
 Miscellaneous 'j,500 92 
 
 Total 3(5.537 12 
 
 JAS. W. TAYLOR, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 EMERSON AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 In bond for export: 
 
 Wheat, 12,954 bushels .$10,133 00 
 
 For duty : 
 
 Stock $2, 180 00 
 
 Miscellaneous •- 675 50 
 
 2, 855 50 
 
 Free: 
 
 Stock 2,967 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 4, 440 00 
 
 7,407 00 
 
 Total 20,395 50 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 For duty : 
 
 Stock $1, 475 50 
 
 Miscellaneous 98 50 
 
 $1,573 00 
 
 In bond for export: 
 
 Wheat, 70,397 bushels 60,286 00 
 
 Flour, 200 sacks 615 00 
 
 f.O.lK)! 00 
 
 Free : 
 
 Stock 100 00 
 
 Hides 360 00 
 
 460 00 
 
 Total (;2,944 00 
 
 C. S. DOUGLAS, 
 
 Consular Agent,
 
 38 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 PROriNCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 (No returns. ) 
 
 NE WFO UNDLAND. 
 
 (No returns. ) 
 
 MEXICO. 
 
 ACAPULCO AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Tehuantepec.) 
 
 ACAPULCO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Green fruit, 3,160 packages $10,703 24 
 
 Goat-skins, 10 bales, 2,527 pounds 361 10 
 
 Deer-skins, 25 bales, 8,811 pounds . 2, 518 90 
 
 Sweetmeats, 2 boxes 11 00 
 
 Total 13,594 24 
 
 Quarter ending .June 30, 1883. 
 
 5226 packages fruit $18, 010 98 
 
 5 bales goat-skins . - 88 50 
 
 Total 18,099 48 
 
 JOHN A. SUTTER, Jr., 
 
 Consul. 
 TEHUANTEPEC AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Cattle-hides, 4,332 pieces $12, 777 39 
 
 Calf-skins, 27 packages : 696 51 
 
 Deer-skins, 12 packages 780 80 
 
 Ores, 5 packages 
 
 Specie, 2 boxes 4, 000 00 
 
 India-rubber, 2 boxes 157 00 
 
 Total 18, 411 70 
 
 Quarter endintj June 30, 1883. 
 
 Cattle-bides, 2,9.55 pieces $8,676 50 
 
 Calf-skins, 60 packages 2, 104 .52 
 
 Deer-skins, 5 ]>ackageH 362 75 
 
 India-rublu;]-, 1 package 160 00 
 
 Coffee, 50 bags 825 00 
 
 Specie, 3 boxes 3,000 00 
 
 Total 15.128 77 
 
 ALB. LANGNER, 
 
 Consniar Agent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 39 
 
 CHIHUAHUA AND AGENCIES. 
 (No returns.) 
 
 GUAYMAS. 
 
 Quarter endhuj March 31, 1883. 
 
 Hides, 2,im ^jiG, 017 80 
 
 \2 sacks seeds, 27 bundles sugar-cane 65 38 
 
 4 Vtoxes tomatoes 7 ;')() 
 
 13|^ dozen hats, 2 barrels crockery, and 5 bundles crockery 12.5 75 
 
 >"6 sacks si 1 ver ore 1, 807 .50 
 
 •,'0(1 bags silver ore 1, 104 80 
 
 Total 9, 128 73 
 
 Quarter cndiiKj June 30, 1883. 
 
 1,974 hides $4, 8.53 40 
 
 I case deer-skins 1-5 00 
 
 1 case, 2 pieces, old machinery 42 .50 
 
 1.5 packages dates ! 100 00 
 
 13 tons salt 134 .50 
 
 2, 529 head cattle 31, 999 70 
 
 120 head sh(>cp 120 00 
 
 1;^ head Mexican uiaix's 306 OU 
 
 10 stamp stems 254 50 
 
 47 packages merchandise in transit to Chihuahua 4.52 00 
 
 Total 38,277 60 
 
 A. WILLAKD, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 GUERRERO. 
 
 Quartei- ending March 31. 
 
 Horses and mules ^ $4,564 87 
 
 Beeves 21,131 ^6 
 
 Beef-hides, goat, kid, and deer skins 7, 257 96 
 
 Total 33,0.54 09 
 
 Quarter endbuj June 30, 1883. 
 
 Horses, nuircs, and mules $2, 165 22 
 
 Beef-hides, goat, kid, and deer skins 5, 942 06 
 
 Beeves \ 331 54 
 
 Total 8,438 82 
 
 CHARLES WINSLOW, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 LA PAZ. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31. 
 
 Pearls S3, 610 UO 
 
 1.381 gre.-n hides 3, 023 25 
 
 liiO ])ouuds cheese 40 9t» 
 
 256.99 orchilla weed 1, 037 00 
 
 422 deer-skins 314 50 
 
 107 pounds human bones 52 50 
 
 Total 8,078 15 
 
 Quarter cndini/ June 30. 
 
 Pearls S9, 912 50 
 
 1,227 green hides 2, 585 00 
 
 475 deer-skins 368 50 
 
 Mother-of-pearl shell 1,893 .50 
 
 100 orchilla weed 400 00 
 
 Total 15, 159 50 
 
 J AS. VIOSCA. 
 
 Consul.
 
 40 . CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 MANZANILL'O. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 MATAMOROS AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 MAZATLAN. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Bullion and specie $839,879 50 
 
 Brazil-wood 16,682 .50 
 
 Hides 3,272 73 
 
 .lewelry 10, 305 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 174 21 
 
 Total 871,313 ;)4 
 
 EDWAED G. KELTOIs^, 
 
 MERIDA AND AGENCY. 
 (No returns.) 
 
 MEXICO. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 MONTEREY. 
 
 Quariei- evdhif/ June 30, 1883. 
 
 Ten tous assorted ores (for test) No value. 
 
 ROBERT 0. CAMPBELL, 
 
 Consul. 
 NUEVO LAREDO AND AGENCY. 
 (Agency: Garita Gonzales.) 
 NUEVO LAREDO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Corn, 10,500 pounds %U0 81 
 
 Beans, 222,835 pounds 8,143 90 
 
 Bullion. 1,275 ounces 1, 139 85 
 
 Hides and skins, 525,834 pounds 120,848 40 
 
 Lstle, 39,852 pounds 4,196 33 
 
 Lead, 526,469 pounds 12,136 23 
 
 Live stock, 5,916 head 44, 4;{5 20 
 
 Mexican dollars, 192,000 171, 648 00 
 
 Piloncillo, 208,770 pounds 11,475 38 
 
 Red pepper, 6,099 j)onuds 2, 442 22 
 
 Miscellaneous 10, 114 70 
 
 Total 396,721 02 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Beans .1i;5, 162 16 
 
 Bullion 1,323 00 
 
 Hides and skins 86, 459 54 
 
 lstle 3,984 08 
 
 Lead 6,827 96 
 
 Live stock 24,413 67 
 
 Mexican didlars 15,876 00 
 
 Miscellaiieous ' • 8,466 25 
 
 I'iloncillo ■ 13, 387 83 
 
 Red pepper 2,337 52 
 
 Silver ore 191 74 
 
 Total 168,449 75 
 
 STEPHEN H. SMITH, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 41 
 
 PASO DEL NORTE. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 PIEDRAS NEGRAS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Beans '. ^Glri 62 
 
 Corn' 833 bO 
 
 Cattle 16, 049 43 
 
 Horses, mnles 18, rj31 74 
 
 Hitles, skins 3,292 17 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 0r)3 69 
 
 Total 41,379 4.". 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Beans $99 47 
 
 Piloncillo 1 32 
 
 Horses, mules 16,081 67 
 
 Hides, skins 1,701 43 
 
 Miscellaneous 1 , 102 *i2 
 
 Total 18,986 11 
 
 WM. SCHUGHAKDT, 
 
 Late Vice-Consul. 
 PRESIDIO DEL NORTE. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 SALTILLO. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Horses and colts; Mexican coin. $2,053 04 
 
 United States gold at 15 per cent, promium. 
 
 J. W. WADSWOKTH, 
 
 Co7isiiL 
 SAN BLAS. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 SAN JOSPl. 
 (No returns.) 
 
 SAN LUIS POTOSI. 
 (No returns. ) 
 
 TAMPICO. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Istle sl5, 9-6 60 
 
 Fustic l.=i, 422 80 
 
 Hides 5,453 97 
 
 Sarsaparilla 4, M.)8 69 
 
 Goat-skins 1, 691 10 
 
 Honey 1,540 00 
 
 Jalap" 1, 15*5 00 
 
 Decr-skius 1, 144 60 
 
 Horsehair 749 00 
 
 Rubber 180 00 
 
 H ule 63 26 
 
 Fruit 220 00 
 
 Total 47, 616 02 
 
 AUGUSTUS J. CASSARD, 
 
 Consul.
 
 42 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 TUXPAN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Chicle $42, 514 57 
 
 Cedar 15,273 46 
 
 Vanilla 13, 188 68 
 
 Honey 13,115 54 
 
 Hides 4,011 86 
 
 Ruljber 4,178 98 
 
 Deer-skins 1, 958 79 
 
 Specie 2,015 00 
 
 Fustic 1,649 79 
 
 Molasses 215 25 
 
 Sarsaparilla, $114.80; fruit, $297.25 412 05 
 
 Miscellaneous 3 08 
 
 Total ? ?-.. 98,537 25 
 
 J. J. THIBAULT, 
 
 Vice-Consvl. 
 
 VERA CRUZ AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Coatzacoalcos, Frontera, and Miuatitlan.) 
 
 VERA CRUZ. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Coffee $360,789 13 
 
 Goat-skins 257,970 10 
 
 Salt, dry, and wet hides 62,510 63 
 
 Deer-skins 5, 319 77 
 
 Broom root 11, 625 50 
 
 Rubber 28, 971 49 
 
 Jalap 1, 515 44 
 
 Fustic 10,767 .s7 
 
 Cigars 8,729 04 
 
 Nickel coin 57, 070 52 
 
 Snoar 882 28 
 
 Tobacco 781 TAy 
 
 Saltron 91 91 
 
 Istle 39 67 
 
 Earthenware 23 32 
 
 Household furniture and books 913 13 
 
 Minerals 715 42 
 
 Rice.. 400 00 
 
 Cacao 400 00 
 
 Chocolate 100 (X) 
 
 Mats for baling coffee 4:?0 97 
 
 Zacaton 799 60 
 
 Marble 2, 207 06 
 
 Printed matters 104 55 
 
 Shoes 250 00 
 
 Feathers 1, 381 2<» 
 
 Bones 2, 425 15 
 
 3risc.-ll;in.'f>us 1,510 00 
 
 Tut:. I 818,723 40 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Bank shares $4,000 00 
 
 Books and rurnitnre 1,806 75 
 
 Cliocolatr 42 49 
 
 C i gars 7 , 203 32 
 
 Code.' 255,334 8r> 
 
 Deer-skins 4,771 13 
 
 Dry hides 52, 5.59 !>i 
 
 Essfsnccs 127 t W
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 43 
 
 Feathers S465 :}.S 
 
 P^UHtic 6,018 30 
 
 Flowers (dye flowers) 7, 'A'M HI 
 
 CJoat-skins 103,490 :^l 
 
 Istle 6 4H 
 
 Jalap 1,145 9r. 
 
 Mexican curiosities 333 21 
 
 Mineral 885 57 
 
 Rubber 17,902 (W 
 
 Sacks 102 34 
 
 Suoar 25(i 25 
 
 Tobacco 1,989 47 
 
 Vanilla 171,199 14 
 
 Wine 25 00 
 
 Zacuton 13, 078 35 
 
 650,174 28 
 
 BRUNO TZSCHUCK, 
 
 Consnl. 
 FRONTERA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter eiidhifi June 30, 1883. 
 
 Maiioo-any S44, 191 97 
 
 Lo>;wood 785 tO 
 
 Hides 9,950 22 
 
 Deer-skins 1,013 80 
 
 robaeco 2,597 HI 
 
 Specie 400 00 
 
 Indigo 1, 443 22 
 
 Cotiee 1, 410 10 
 
 Total 62,392 (52 
 
 M. GIRARD. 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 CENTRAL Ji^IVEERIC^. 
 
 COSTA RICA. 
 
 SAN JOSfiAND AGENCIES 
 (No return.) 
 
 GUATE1TIAI.A. 
 
 ^ GUATEMALA AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Champerico, Coban, Izabel, Livingston, and San JosiS.) 
 
 GUATEMALA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Beans $425 00 
 
 Cochineal 608 03 
 
 Coftee 44, 884 70 
 
 Deei-skins 981 27 
 
 Goat-skins 60 71 
 
 Hides, dry 11,340 99 
 
 India rubber 15, 462 79 
 
 Stationery 66 67 
 
 Suf,w...'. 12,097 38 
 
 Toliaeco 42 99 
 
 Total 86.569 93
 
 44 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1683. 
 
 Cacao $848 60 
 
 Chocolate 25 00 
 
 Coffee 61,038 06 
 
 Deer-skins 1,873 79 
 
 Goat-skins 58 39 
 
 Hides 19,930 04 
 
 Miscellaneous » 35 42 
 
 Personal effects ,-.- 250 00 
 
 Rubber 27,324 83 
 
 Silverware 1, 555 61 
 
 Specimens - 166 67 
 
 Sngar 6,338 55 
 
 Total 119,434 96 
 
 FRANK H. TITUS., 
 
 CHAMPERICO AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Coffee ■- $279,556 58 
 
 India rubber 5, 885 76 
 
 Hides 603 36 
 
 Total 286,045 70 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Coffee $164,4ri7 79 
 
 India rubber 777 38 
 
 Hides - 3,133 44 
 
 Cocoa 30 00 
 
 Merchandise 16 00 
 
 Total 168,444 51 
 
 Y. SOUZA, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 LIVINGSTON AGENCY. 
 
 Quartei- ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Coffee $29,968 54 
 
 Rubber 433 82 
 
 Hides 1,935 60 
 
 Ore 12,800 00 
 
 Indigo 1,742 00 
 
 Bananas 2, 767 09 
 
 Sarsaparilla 1,903 51 
 
 Mahogany 1, 778 23 
 
 Plants. -i^ 47 82 
 
 Plantains 6 
 
 Cocoanuts 40 00 
 
 Total 53,42H'«1 
 
 WILLIAM OWEis^, 
 
 Acting Consular Agent. 
 
 Quarter endinfj June 30. 
 
 Coffee, 462,653 pounds .' $35, 811 96 
 
 Rubber, (i,922 pounds 2, 793 27 
 
 Sarsajiar ilia, 7^341 pounds 1,328 94 
 
 Hides, 16,505 pounds 1,573 12 
 
 Mahogany, 41,530 feet 2,649 91 
 
 Deer-skins, .520 pounds 10*.i 40 
 
 Plants, 160 pounds 6 40 
 
 fiird-skins 19 80 
 
 Fruit8 1,596 80 
 
 Total 45,882 70 
 
 J AS. F. SARG, 
 
 Consular Agent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTH FOR THE UNITED STATES. 45 
 
 SAN JOS£ DE GUATEMALA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter endiiuj June '.iO, 1883. 
 
 . offee S%, lUT 85 
 
 Hides (V^H'M 
 
 India rubber :{, OH? 2;'. 
 
 Snyar 15, 86d 4G 
 
 Total 115,71(2 50 
 
 JOHN STUAKT, 
 
 Consular Aqent. 
 
 HONDURAS. 
 
 AMAPALA. 
 
 (No returus.) 
 
 RUATAN AND TRUXILLO AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies: Bonacca, Puerta Cortez, San Pedro Sula, Truxillo, and Utilla.) 
 
 KUATAN AND TRUXILLO. 
 
 Quarto- enduif/ March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sarsaparilla, $5,864; hides, ^9,76'^ $15,626 00 
 
 Doer-skins, $5,816 ; goat and tiger skins, $455 6, 271 00 
 
 Mahogany and cedar 2, 785 00 
 
 Cocoanuts 12, 373 00 
 
 Bananas 17, 815 00 
 
 Old copper 180 00 
 
 Oranges, pineapples, plantains, &c 1, 974 00 
 
 Shells. -1 85 00 
 
 From Utilla: « 
 
 Bananas and other fruit 4, 865 00 
 
 Cocoanuts 8,320 00 
 
 Mahogany 262 00 
 
 Total 70, 55(i 00 
 
 Quarter endhiff Sepf€mT)er 30, 1882. 
 
 From Ruatan and Bouacca : 
 
 Bananas and other frnit 616,890 00 
 
 Cocoanuts 34, OM 00 
 
 From the Island of Utilla ; 
 
 Bananas and other fruit 3, 7 15 00 
 
 Cocoanuts 18, 3-0 Oi) 
 
 From Truxillo : 
 
 Cocoanuts 3, 160 00 
 
 Hides and skins 3, (i89 00 
 
 Sarsparilla 7, 148 00 
 
 India rubber 2, OlS 00 
 
 Total 86,960 00 
 
 WM. C. BUECHARD, 
 
 Consul.
 
 46 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 BRITISH llOIVDURAS. 
 
 BELIZE. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar 146,565 33 
 
 Fruit, nuts, &c 19, 128 71 
 
 India rubber 11,469 32 
 
 Hides 1.151 41 
 
 Sarsaparilla 895 13 
 
 Logwood 862 96 
 
 Deer-skins 56 80 
 
 LignumvitfB 100 50 
 
 Old copper 116 70 
 
 Total 80,346 86' 
 
 Giughams returned to United States 149 07 
 
 Jlattiug returned 36 10 
 
 185 17 
 
 ALBEET E. MOELAN, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 IVICARAGUA. 
 
 SAN JUAN DEL NORTE AND PUNTA ARENA AND AGENCY. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 SAN JUAN DEL SUR. 
 (No returns.) 
 
 SAI.VADOR. 
 
 , LA UNION. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 92 bales rubber, 22,166 pounds $6, 649 80 
 
 104 soroons Indigo, 16,044 pounds 16, 044 00 
 
 1,841 dry hides, 35,309 pounds 4,944 26 
 
 28 bales deer-skins, 5,465 pounds 1,630 50 
 
 1 bale alligator hides, 354 pounds 106 20 
 
 35 sacks silver ore, 3,282 pounds 2, 800 00 
 
 2 cases raw silver 1, 256 50 
 
 Total 33,431 26 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 70 sacks coflee, 10,.500 pounds $1,0.50 00 
 
 26 bales decir-skius, 5,399 pounds 1, 619 70 
 
 1,83() diy hides, 31,7()8 pounds 4,447 .52 
 
 53 bales rubber, 12,640 pounds 3,792 00 
 
 777 sacks silver ore, 189,075 pounds 20, 400 00 
 
 Total 31,309 22 
 
 EMILO OOUKTADE, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 47 
 
 SOXJa?IT tSlIVEERICA. 
 
 UiVITJED STATES OF COLOITIBIA. 
 
 BARRAN Q UILLA AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies: Rio Haclia and Santa Martha.) 
 
 BARRANQUILLA. 
 Quarter endiuij March 31, 1883. 
 
 Hides §38,881 63 
 
 Cottee 35, 319 4G 
 
 Quina t^-i/iSO 84 
 
 Fustic 3,911 72 
 
 India rubber 1,924 17 
 
 Balisam 1,518 27 
 
 ,Straw hats 473 22 
 
 Goat-skins 193 40 
 
 Emeralds 144 02 
 
 Total.. 1 104,652 73 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Hides $226,177 57 
 
 Cottee 190,438 96 
 
 Quina 79,692 88 
 
 Fustic 6,018 32 
 
 India rubber •. 14,222 96 
 
 Balsam 737 76 
 
 Deer-skins 246 9G 
 
 Goat-skins 2, 323 36 
 
 Emerald 264 69 
 
 Cigars 246 90 
 
 Dividivi 134 74 
 
 Ivory nuts 740 46 
 
 Plants 115 22 
 
 Anato 113 68 
 
 Total costs 7,449 82 
 
 Total 528,702 23 
 
 Treasure, including gold, silver, gold dust, exported to the United States 
 
 without invoice 22, 369 79 
 
 Total 551,072 07 
 
 THOMAS M. DAWSOi^, 
 
 Consul. 
 RIO HACHA AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Goat-skins S9, 710 70 
 
 Hides 8, 471 50 
 
 Deer-skins 224 75 
 
 Bones 2, 547 05 
 
 Cottee 487 20 
 
 Horns : 71 50 
 
 Porcupine skins 2.^ 35 
 
 Tiger skins 5 70 
 
 Total 21 , 541 75 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1SS3. 
 
 Goat-skins §!7,435 00 
 
 Hides : . . 5 , 666 09 
 
 Bones 3, 678 52 
 
 Deer-skins 421 91 
 
 Coftue 609 00 
 
 Woods 962 22 
 
 Total IS. 772 74 
 
 Pv. CLARIQUEE, 
 
 Consular Agent.
 
 48 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 COLON. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Bauauas $68,789 6(5 
 
 Ivorv nuts 505 80 
 
 Cocoanuts 10,609 30 
 
 India rubber 1, 353 30 
 
 Tortoise shell 3, 010 50 
 
 Old metal 050 50 
 
 Cotiee - 857 2() 
 
 Hides ^ 152 50 
 
 Sundries 5, 23G r>5 
 
 Total 91,165 67 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Bauauas §100,373 74 
 
 Ivorv nuts 2, 792 17 
 
 Rubber 6,231 95 
 
 Hides 2,9:^5 90 
 
 Cocoanuts 15, 994 54 
 
 Tortoise shell 623 35 
 
 Cocoa Ill 70 
 
 Rook ore 30 00 
 
 Coffee 2,943 50 
 
 Sundries 13,084 39 
 
 Total 145,119 15 
 
 F. W. EICE, 
 
 Consul. 
 PANAMA. 
 
 Fractional quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Rul)ber ; $55,742 64 
 
 Hides 12,020 11 
 
 Cocobolo wood 3,978 40 
 
 Skius 3,838 90 
 
 Coffee 2,276 98 
 
 •Straw hats 916 67 
 
 Ivorv nuts 613 44 
 
 Cocoa 341 98 
 
 Total 79,729 12 
 
 THOMAS ADAMSON, 
 Consul. 
 
 VE]\EZUEI.A. 
 
 LAGUAYRA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Coffee ^ 1257,276 12 
 
 Cocoa - 12,694 59 
 
 Hides 27,020 45 
 
 Skius 23,538 40 
 
 Miscellaueoua 1, 534 05 
 
 Total 322,063 61 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Coffee $240,954 29 
 
 Cocoa 10,4.58 16 
 
 Skins 3(J, 218 m 
 
 Hides 11,741 51 
 
 Miscellaneous 1 . 327 ii'J 
 
 Total 300,700 30 
 
 WIJJFIELD S. BIRD, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UxNITED STATES. 49 
 
 MARACAIBO AND AGENCIES. 
 (Ageucies: Coro, San Cristobal, uiid Valc.ra.) 
 MARACAIBO. 
 
 Quarter ending March :U, 188:1. 
 
 Collee $54(5, OAC, 74 
 
 Cacao 2, daO <il 
 
 Hides "27,300 08 
 
 Skins 21,218 93 
 
 Cojiaiba H, 4:^7 (iS 
 
 Qiiina bark IJ^V,') l1 
 
 Fish N()un<ls H, 7157 44 
 
 Sugar 5, 767 38 
 
 Fustic 2, 4r)4 68 
 
 Lignunivita) 388 46 
 
 Brazil wood 673 59 
 
 Bones 307 69 
 
 Thuns 60 73 
 
 Divi-divi 2,609 53 
 
 Wool 226 77 
 
 Living plants 595 92 
 
 Total 629,448 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Cofi'oc. 8,409,052 pounds §;l,122,2i=9 16 
 
 Cacao, 55,232 jionnds 17, H.34 94 
 
 Hides, 208,526 ])ounds 49, 986 44 
 
 Skins, 57,142 pounds 28, 123 57 
 
 Balsam copaiba, 27,420 pounds 13, 226 68 
 
 Quina l)ark, 5,340 pounds 2,648 59 
 
 Fish sounds, 5,581 pounds : 4, 335 10 
 
 Fustic;, 901,948 pounds 7,127 12 
 
 Zapatcra wood, 17,000 pounds 851 83 
 
 Divi-divi, 134,675 pounds 3,229 89 
 
 Bones, 32,000 pounds ^ 263 60 
 
 Paradies seed, 200 pounds ' 52 40 
 
 Brazil wood, 4,435 pounds 229 25 
 
 Total 1,250,198 57 
 
 E. H. PLUMACHER, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 CORO AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Goat-skins 8*4,401 42 
 
 Collee 10, 940 66 
 
 Total 85,342 08 
 
 RAYMON SEIGAS, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Goat-skins 870,139 93 
 
 Coftee 35, 488 26 
 
 Total 105,628 19 
 
 M. A. LARACY, 
 
 Consular Agent ad interi 
 62 A— D E 4
 
 50 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 PUERTO CABELLO. 
 
 Quarter ending March :31, 1883. 
 
 3, 838, 797 pounds coffee $314, 464 03 
 
 11, 440 tides, weighing 261,124 pounds 48, 468 37 
 
 6, 9b7 deer-skuis, weighiug 16,036 pounds 5, 943 67 
 
 9,018 goat-skins, weighing 15,575 pounds 6,944 04 
 
 42, 170 pounds cocoa 7, 101 41 
 
 24, 578 pounds divi-divi 582 98 
 
 5, 154 pounds qnina bark 560 00 
 
 95 pounds deer-horns 14 40 
 
 45 pounds concha shells 12 00 
 
 4, 895 pounds rope 480 00 
 
 1. 000 pounds old copper 80 00 
 
 3 boxes old types '30 00 
 
 Total 384,670 90 
 
 EICHARD KOLSTER, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 1,947,032 pounds coftee $184,601 92 
 
 5,293 hides, weighing 114,343 pounds 19,678 60 
 
 11. 184 deer-skins, weighing 26,098 pounds 9, 213 17 
 
 12, 155 goat-skins, weighing 21,532 pounds 9, 583 51 
 
 1, 650 pounds cocoa 437 60 
 
 12, 592 pounds divi-divi ??? ^'^ 
 
 3, 474 pounds quina bark 373 92 
 
 10, 790 pounds sugar 492 98 
 
 2,503 pounds old copper 293 29 
 
 Total 224,904 09 
 
 I. HURUP, 
 Acting Consul. 
 
 DUTCH GUIAKA. 
 
 PARAMARIBO. » 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $55,477 68 
 
 Cacao 6(>,664 22 
 
 Molasses 8, 703 14 
 
 Coffee ' 46 66 
 
 Pickled limes 104 78 
 
 Lime juice - 85 21 
 
 One barrel vegetables 1 84 
 
 GoMdust 6,153 40 
 
 Total 137,236 93 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar - $32,794 55 
 
 Cacao 134,450 68 
 
 Molasses 5,171 37 
 
 ri(^kle(l limes l-5r> 22 
 
 lyinie juice I'-^S 42 
 
 (Jold dust 13, 950 87 
 
 Old iron 2,502 50 
 
 Total 189,130 61 
 
 TIli:NRY BARNETT, 
 
 Vice-Consid.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 51 
 
 BRITISH CiVIANA. 
 
 DEMERARA. 
 
 Quarter ending March ol, 1883. 
 
 Sugar'; ^l,dO'J,90:j 54 
 
 Molasses 7, r>74 HG 
 
 Gum l,W'Z m 
 
 Ballata 39;i 94 
 
 Copper 504 04 
 
 Brass 381 82 
 
 Lead 72 38 
 
 Yolluw metal 110 11 
 
 Hird skiiiH 52 25 
 
 Tonka boiius 15 65 
 
 Total • 1, 820, 311 58 
 
 PH. FIGYELMESY, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 BRAZIL. 
 
 BAHIA. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $701,149 70 
 
 Carbonates ' 11, 155 46 
 
 Rubber 6,034 26 
 
 Jiicorauda 6,586 91 
 
 Hird skins 1,201 83 
 
 Poisoned skins 51 56 
 
 Total 726,179 72 
 
 JOHN B. WEAVER, 
 
 Consul. 
 PARA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 188.3. 
 
 Balsam copaiba $1, 152 00 
 
 Cream nuts 14,943 00 
 
 Cocoa 2, 700 00 
 
 Deer-skins 17, 114 00 
 
 India rubber • 1,601,160 00 
 
 Oxhides 4,195 00 
 
 Old metal 781 00 
 
 Ton ka beans 13, 559 00 
 
 Total 1,655,604 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Annatto $1,870 00 
 
 Balsiim copabia 5, 570 00 
 
 Brazil nuts .59,190 00 
 
 Deer skins 31,429 00 
 
 India rubber 1,855,390 00 
 
 ( )x hides 10, 825 00 
 
 Peruvian bark 53, 390 00 
 
 TcuiKa beans 1,710 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 770 00 
 
 Total .* 2,020,144 80 
 
 A. C. miNDLE, 
 
 Consul.
 
 52 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 PERNAMBUCO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1863. 
 
 Sugar, 207,037 bags |1, 098, 491 42 
 
 Slieep-skiiis, 11 bales S63 75 
 
 Goat-sldns, 27 bales 2, 417 50 
 
 Total 1,101,772 67 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar, 31,747 bags $176,910 34 
 
 Okliron. - 2,.^45 27 
 
 Old iron scraps ^61 00 
 
 Boues and liorus '^f^4 47 
 
 Raw sheep and goat skins 20,452 04 
 
 Total 200,753 12 
 
 HENRY L. ATHERTON, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 RIO DE .lANEIRO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Coffee, 587,812 bags $5,574,667 33 
 
 Rosewood, 1,329 logs 30,027 14 
 
 Rosewood, 616 half logs 9,487 37 
 
 Old iron, 255 tons, 3 cwt., 2 qrs 2,383 16 
 
 Fish glue, 14 bags 380 59 
 
 Wood, 6 cases ^97 03 
 
 Sundries, 74 cases, 4 bales * . . . . 789 01 
 
 Advertising material, 3 cases (re-exportation) 256 50 
 
 Total 5,618,088 13 
 
 Quarter ending June :?0, 1883. 
 
 Coflfee, .571,474 bags |;6,138,829 76 
 
 Rosewood, 466 logs 8, 317 86 
 
 Medicinal jtlauts, seeds, «fec., 29 bales, 3 cases 273 73 
 
 Total 6,147,421 35 
 
 C. C. ANDREWS, 
 
 Consul General. 
 
 RIO GRANDE DO SUL. 
 (Quarter ending Mareh 31. 
 
 The past (inartcv can scarcely be looked on with satisfaction in conuncrcial circles 
 ill the province of Rio Grande (Brazil), and complaints are rife of "bad business," 
 l)ad paynii'uts, and gcinjral "(ailing otVin trade." 
 
 As regards imports this is easily iicc.ouiitfd for by tlie constantly increasing coi#t-ra- 
 l)aud over tlic frontier and exct^ss of sup[)ly compared with (b^nuind, and witli respect 
 to exports t<> the very high exj»ort duties levied by the central and provincial gov- 
 erijments, heavy <!OHt of transport cousecjuent' on the unsiitisfactory state of the bar, 
 and also to the tenacity of the I'elotas .Sahideristas in uuiintaining their absurd con- 
 vention and ])retensi(ms to dictate conditions to shi))iiers and producers, as distasteful 
 and inconveiiient to these as prejudicial to themselves.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 53 
 
 IMPORTS. 
 
 From tho United States only six vessels have arrived, and these all foreign flag8> 
 being tbnr with ilonr, one with an assorted cargo, and one with six locomotives and 
 tenders from IMiiladelphia for the French comjjany that lias the contract for the con- 
 struction and working of tlie railway in the south of the province, a very significant 
 proof of the superiority of American manufacture and ailajjtation to the speciality of 
 traffic. The railway is not yet opeuinl to the public, l)nt the work is progressing and 
 its completion eagerly looked f(uwar<l to as a means of retrieving, jiast losses and 
 inaction. 
 
 liar, — The Government committee of engiiujers, actually engaged in studying the 
 best means for permanent improvement, are at work, and the thing looks like busi- 
 ness, and not as hitherto mere talk. 
 
 Two ])owerfnl dredges have been ojdered by the minister of agriculture, one from 
 the United States, and one from France. 
 
 Tenders for steam-hoppers and other material are also called for. The head en- 
 gineer is undoubtedly active and enterprising, and proposes to work day and night, 
 employing the electric light whenever the state of the bar permits. 
 
 During the i>ast six month, 7.59 craft of all classes crossed inward and outward 
 without any serious accident. 
 
 Entries — Sailing vessels, 475; steamers, 170. Sailed — Sailing vessels, 475; steamers, 
 17. 
 
 Exports. — Entries have shown a falling oft" of 30,000 head of cattle in theSaladeros 
 as compared with last season, which was one of the smallest on record. 
 
 The following have l)een declared at this consulate as destined for the United States: 
 
 Dry cattle-hides, 7:?,7«i:{ ,f 260, 70«J 02 
 
 Salted cattle-hides, (),.'Si)4 29,109 88 
 
 AVool, 24r),:i91 kilograms 63, 256 39 
 
 Horse-hair, 124,040 kilograms .")4,262 48 
 
 Nutria-skins, 3 packages 468 60 
 
 Cattle-horns, 9,300 311 39 
 
 Horn piths, 7,695 75 15 
 
 Old metal, 3,661 kilograms 529 63 
 
 Total 408,722 74 
 
 The falling off in dry hides is notable, as in same period iu 1882, 108,759 were 
 shipped; in l.-^.--'l, 14.'>,971. This decrease can only be attributed to the small mor- 
 taliry amongst cattle iu the camp, besides the quantity sent over the frontier. 
 
 The shipments of wool show an increase. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30. 
 
 In my last ciuarterly report of March 31, 1 remarked that it could scarcely be looked 
 on witli satisfaction in commereial circles, and I regret to have to apply the same ob- 
 servation to the quarter ended this day. A continued series of rainy weather has 
 brought the season to a rather premature close, and if slaughter in the saladeros last 
 year was exceptionally small, it is now even less by some 15,000, a fiict which con- 
 tributes much to the great stagnation in trade. 
 
 Imports from the United States have been limited to 3 cargoes of Hour from Rich- 
 mond, and 2 assorted cargoes, chiefly composed of lumber, kerosene, and rosin from 
 New York. B\' steam I havt; noticed no arrivals, but several lots of American Hour 
 have <!ome down in coiisters from Rio de Janeiro. It is agreeable, however, to notice 
 that two American vessels arri^-ed during the quarter, both with rapid voyages, and 
 good turn out of cargo. Owing to want of return cargo homewartl, charters for the 
 coast were accepted in each instance 
 
 From the table of comparative exports hence to the United States, it would seem 
 that the retrograde movement is progressive, both in quality and value. 
 
 Undoubtedly various causes have had a baneful inlliience on the commerce of the 
 province. To trace these causes to their primitive source is more than I could at- 
 tempt in the circumscribed space of a quarterly report. But that the imperfect means 
 of transixu't in the interior, high rates of freiglit, and exorbitant tiscal duties on both 
 imports and exports, have much to do with tlie general depression is unquestionable. 
 
 Railways are progressing slowly, and the construction has been somewhat retarded 
 lately by Hoods and heavy rains. Still, we are ])r(unise(l that the first section of the 
 line hence to tlu^ frontier will bo ojjcned by the end of the year. 
 
 The liar has been favorable and no casualties have occurred, nor have there been any 
 cases of extraordinary detention to shipping. The Government engineers intrusted 
 ■with the improvement and special study for projected works are waiting for the ar- 
 rival of the dredgers, tow-boat, &c., mentioned in my last. Vessels shouhl not load 
 deeper than 9^ feet for entry, 9i if outward bound.
 
 54 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Exports to the United States. 
 
 Drv cattle-hides, 47,833 $102,183 55 
 
 Wool, 43,578 kilograms 10,455 39 
 
 Horse-hair, 12, 413 kilograms G, 700 12 
 
 ShiQ-bones. 235,684 2, 006 90 
 
 Horus, 21,808 1,037 40 
 
 Fish-bladders, 34 bales 964 48 
 
 Old sheathiug copper, 3,083 kilograms 449 95 
 
 Total * 183,797 79 
 
 AVM. A. PEELLER, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 SANTOS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Coffee, .51,982 bags, 60 kilograms each $526,758 33 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Coffee, .56,273 bags $711,498 97 
 
 Old iron rails, 3,099 7,286 02 
 
 Total 718,784 99 
 
 WM. T. WRIGHT, 
 
 ConsnJ. 
 
 URUGUAY. 
 
 MONTEVIDEO. 
 
 Quarter endiuq June 30, 1883. 
 
 Dry hides, 64,2i)3 ." $249,477 39 
 
 Wool, 660 bales 86,129 64 
 
 Bones, 1,718 tons 37,298 42 
 
 Wet salted hides, 1,999 11,3,50 67 
 
 Ostrich feathers, 18 cases 8,646 31 
 
 Hide cuttings, 49 bales 1,146 49 
 
 Horn piths, 19, 613 kilograms 472 73 
 
 Shin-bones, 28,000 2(i0 77 
 
 Hair, 21 bales 6, 294 99 
 
 Nutria-skins, 3 bales 1, 413 02 
 
 Shank-bones, 20,739 kilograms 499 20 
 
 Mare's grease, 1 cask 85 29 
 
 Total 403,074 92 
 
 A. L. RUSSELL, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 AKOENTIINE REPUBLIC. 
 
 BUENOS AYRES. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Dry hides and kips ' $501,809 09 
 
 Wool 364, 229 97 
 
 ( J o a t - sl< i 1 1 s 1 4 7 , 729 29 
 
 Horse-hair 111,076 37 
 
 Nutria-skins 80,765 79 
 
 Salted hides 37,740 56 
 
 Feathers 36,261 22 
 
 Bones and bone ash 17, IKJ 51 
 
 Old iron 14,927 09 
 
 Iliilc cuttings 5, 746 41 
 
 ]>ri.(l Idood 5,173 47 
 
 Cari.incho-skins 3,912 90 
 
 Ifornsand piths .500 00 
 
 Deer an<I st;ig skins 307 40 
 
 'i'ot al 1 , 327, 363 07
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 55 
 
 Quarter aiding June 30, 1B83. 
 
 Wool .$502, nef) 4r> 
 
 Dry ox and cow hides and kips 401, 009 34 
 
 Gout-skins 188,894 41 
 
 Iforso-hair , 93,418 70 
 
 Nutria-skins » til, 844 34 
 
 Salted hiilos 30,191 75 
 
 Crnshed bones 15, 4'20 ()3 
 
 Bones 11,507 90 
 
 Carpincho-skins 12, 8*24 59 
 
 Deer and stag skins 7, 234 70 
 
 Cnttin^rg 2,2^8 00 
 
 Ostrich feathers 1,501 04 
 
 Paper stock 292 77 
 
 Total 1 , 3w9, 053 03 
 
 E. L. BAKER, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 ROSARIO AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Parana and Santa F6.) 
 
 ROSARIO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Dry hides and kips, 30,720 8109, 025 32 
 
 Goat-skins, 30 bales 1.3,517 06 
 
 Hair, 47 bales 10,397 14 
 
 Nntria-skins, 9 bales 3.528 04 
 
 Carpincho-skins, 2 bales 438 12 
 
 Total 137,500 28 
 
 ALANSON S. HALL, 
 
 Vice-Consnl. 
 
 CHILI. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 BOLIVIA. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 PERU. 
 
 CALLAO. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Paintings, &c $4,000 00 
 
 Antiquities 1,100 OO 
 
 Hides 330 00 
 
 Cocoa leaves 284 9t> 
 
 Total 5,714 90 
 
 J. H. MOORE, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 LAMBAYEQUE. 
 
 Quarter endint/ June 30, 1883. 
 Dry hides $498 20 
 
 ALFRED LAPOINT, 
 
 Vice- Consul.
 
 56 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 IQUIQUE. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Nitrate of soda §547,859 80 
 
 Borate of lime 664 59 
 
 Jodine 14,440 63 
 
 Scrap iron 5,948 63 
 
 Empty quicksilver flasks 158 80 
 
 Total o(J9, 072 45 
 
 J. Vr. MEEEIAM, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 ECUADOR. 
 
 GUAYAQUIL. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Rubber $59,308 61 
 
 Cocoa 48,523 59 
 
 Cascaiilla 772 80 
 
 Specie 509 .52 
 
 Hides 17,174 72 
 
 Deers-kins 174 71 
 
 Total 126, 463 95 
 
 A. DESTRUGE, 
 
 Vice-Consul. 
 
 THEJ ^WBST INI3IES. 
 BRITISH ^ EST IIVDIES. 
 
 1. Bahamas. 7. St. Christopiikr. 13. Barbadoes. 
 
 2. Bermuda. 8. Nevis. 14. Grenada. 
 
 3. Turk's IsLA>rDS. 9. Antigua. 15. Tobago. 
 
 4. Jamaica. 10. Monserrat. 16. Trinidad. 
 
 5. St. Lucia. 11. Dominica. 
 
 6. Virgin Islands. 12. St. Vincent. 
 
 THE BAHAMAS. 
 
 NASSAU AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies : Dunmore Town, Governor's Harbor, Green Turtle Cay, and Matbewtown. ) 
 
 NASSAU. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sponges $46,408 96 
 
 Fruit 1,530 41 
 
 Old metal and junk 467 20 
 
 Rawhides 317 49 
 
 Sundries 738 22 
 
 Total 49,462 28 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sponges ?129,328 66 
 
 Pineappl.s 939 21 
 
 Salt 172 2fi 
 
 Raw bides 250 00 
 
 Sundries 000 05 
 
 Total 31,599 18 
 
 TUOS. J. McLAIN, Jr., 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 57 
 
 DUNMORE TOWN AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 I'ineapples $16 70 
 
 Bananas - 499 50 
 
 CocoanntH 94 00 
 
 Grapefruit 2 00 
 
 Limes 2 00 
 
 Oranges 278 30 
 
 Shells, common conch 10 00 
 
 Sugar-canes 4 00 
 
 Shells, Queen conch 4 80 
 
 Sapodillas 18 60 
 
 Tomatoes 89 50 
 
 Watermelons 1 50 
 
 Yams 00 
 
 Total 1,026 90 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Pineapples $5,760 00 
 
 Bananas 107 00 
 
 Cocoanuts 10 00 
 
 Grape fruit 3 60 
 
 Limes 3 00 
 
 Lilies 21 00 
 
 Oranges 3 00 
 
 Sapodillas 7 50 
 
 Old junk 9 .50 
 
 Shells, Queen conch 16 20 
 
 Tomatoes 51 60 
 
 Watermelons 4 80 
 
 Total 5,997 20 
 
 HENRY S. HIGGS, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 GOVERNOR'S HARBOR AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Salt, bananas, and sheila* §283 22 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Pineapples and shells $47,249 29 
 
 CHAS. A. BETHEL, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 GREEN TURTLE BAY AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Oranges §1,830 00 
 
 Bananas 284 00 
 
 Coral 9 75 
 
 Sea fans 10 00 
 
 Conch shells 36 50 
 
 Sponge 4 .50 
 
 Limes 2 00 
 
 Grape fruit 1 20 
 
 Pineapples 2 42 
 
 Star-tish 35 00 
 
 Pumpkins 23 00 
 
 Yams 4 40 
 
 Total 2,242 77
 
 58 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Pineapples, quantities unknown. 
 
 Coral ; $.5 00 
 
 Star-fish 1 75 
 
 Shells 2 75 
 
 Lilies 5 15 
 
 Lemons 50 
 
 Old junk 6 00 
 
 Total 21 15 
 
 UEIAH SAUNDEBS. 
 
 MATHEWTOWN AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Guano, or cave earth $7.50 00 
 
 General cai-oo ex S. S. Athos, wrecked at Inagua on December 6, and re- 
 turned to the United States in schooner A. L. Butler, and no invoice 
 taken of same 38. 000 00 
 
 Total 38,750 00 
 
 J. I. SAEGENT, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 BE EMU DA. 
 HAMILTON. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Liquors $115,477 94 
 
 Vegetables 44,109 93 
 
 Old metal 177 15 
 
 Total 159,765 02 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Vegetables $378,081 98 
 
 Liquors 70,192 25 
 
 Varnish, shellac - 2, 887 80 
 
 Old metal 307 70 
 
 Mineral salt • 137 12 
 
 Empty casks 43 32 
 
 Arrowroot 551 59 
 
 Mineral water 298 07 
 
 Total 4.59,159 83 
 
 CHAS. M. ALl^EN, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 ANTIGUA AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Anguilla, Dominica, Montserrat, Nevis, and Portsmouth.) 
 
 ANTIGUA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar liill,(;95 27 
 
 Wnlasses 429 47 
 
 Hides and skins 297 51 
 
 Turtle shell 114 00 
 
 Butter (returned to the United States) 113 45 
 
 Total 12,049 70
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 59 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar §230,230 27 
 
 Molasses 20,033 17 
 
 Hides, skins, and beeswax 444 'JO 
 
 Total 250,714 34 
 
 CHESTER E. JACKSOi^, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 ANGUILLA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter cndiuy March 31,^883. 
 1 'J, 095 bushels coarse salt $1,583 10 
 
 AVAGER REY, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 DOMINICA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Muscovado sugar §8, 91)5 99 
 
 Concentrated lime-j uice 2, 782 08 
 
 Cocoa 1,890 57 
 
 Laurel loaves 1, 189 09 
 
 Fruit 100 82 
 
 Old metal 94 94 
 
 Coffee 90 14 
 
 Cocoa-nuts 86 28 
 
 Cassia 26 92 
 
 Total 15,268 83 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 188:?. 
 
 Muscovado sugar $39,159 92 
 
 C'oucentrated lime juice 670 24 
 
 Bav leaves , 520 75 
 
 Bav oil 165 00 
 
 Cocoa 116 90 
 
 Cassia 106 70 
 
 Lime fruit 93 55 
 
 Oil of limes 57 83 
 
 Tamarinds -•- 35 60 
 
 Total 40,926 49 
 
 WM. STEDMAN, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 MONTSERRAT AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Concentrated lime juice S~,984 00 
 
 Fruit 50 14 
 
 Molasses 678 58 
 
 Total 8,712 72 
 
 WILLIAM A. THURMAN, 
 
 Acting Consular Agent. 
 
 NEVIS AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 85 baiTcls Muscovado sugar ^l-u Tl 
 
 20 bajrrels Muscovado sugar «. 1:;3 95 
 
 Total 941 6Gg
 
 60 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 102 barrels Muscovado sugar, 25,720 pounds $898 67 
 
 22 barrels Muscovado sugar, 5,945 pounds 212 09 
 
 Total 1.110 76 
 
 H. R. CHALLENOR, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 BARBADOES AND AGENCIES. 
 
 « BARBADOES. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Old metal $77 42 
 
 Skius 844 68 
 
 Samples 29 46 
 
 Sugar and. molasses 41,289 23 
 
 Total 42,240 79 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Aloes $504 95 
 
 Arrowroot 1 , 984 24 
 
 Ale kegs 39 80 
 
 Cassava 132 00 
 
 Oldmetal 343 32 
 
 Old rag 13 84 
 
 Skins 859 34 
 
 Sugar and molasses 1, 329, 112 74 
 
 Yams 2 25 
 
 Total 1,332,861 80 
 
 ROBT. Y. HOLLEY, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 JAMAICA. 
 
 KINGSTON AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Falmouth, Milk River, Montego Bay, Port Antonio, Savannali-la-Mar, 
 
 and St. Ann's Bay.) 
 
 KINGSTON. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Annotto $2, 865 31 
 
 Bananas 6, 493 95 
 
 Bitterwood 94 89 
 
 Coffee 37,135 31 
 
 Ginger 1,226 28 
 
 I-jides and. skins 1,880 43 
 
 Logwood 132 12 
 
 Miscellaneous and drugs 3,754 43 
 
 Oldmetal 3,375 93 
 
 Oranges 36,594 37 
 
 Pimento 218 81 
 
 Preserved fVnit 1,471 70 
 
 Rum 1,314 96 
 
 Sticks 919 07 
 
 Sugar 17,213 78 
 
 Total ^ 114,691 34 
 
 Corresponding quarter 1882 152, 881 50 
 
 Decrease , 38,190 16
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 61 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Annatto $1,112 03 
 
 Biiniiiiiis 20,823 42 
 
 Cofleo 22. 1H() 18 
 
 Ginger 3,311 53 
 
 Hi lies and skins 1, 412 G9 
 
 MiHciellaneons 1, 371 OG 
 
 OrangOH .'>, 248 10 
 
 Pinuinio 4,r)82 67 
 
 Pineapples 2,958 58 
 
 Knni 805 03 
 
 Sticks 1,252 28 
 
 Sn^ar 51,530 10 
 
 Old metal 702 .53 
 
 Total -' 117,29(i 20 
 
 Corre8i)onding quarter 1882 116, 8h8 72 
 
 Increase 407 48 
 
 GEO. E. HOSKIXSOX, 
 
 Consvl. 
 Quarter endhig June 30, 1883. 
 
 PORT ANTONIO AGENCY. 
 
 Bananas, 127,816 bunclies $74,627 00 
 
 Cocoa-nuts, 204,000 4,459 00 
 
 Limes, 29 barrels 72 50 
 
 Lime juice, 6 puncheons 512 00 
 
 Oranges, 70 barrels, 108 boxes 52 00 
 
 Total 79,722 50 
 
 MONTEGO BAY AGENCY. 
 
 Aunotto 'i?19G 55 
 
 Fruit, viz: Bananas '?3, 411 35 
 
 Oranges 21 89 
 
 Pineapples 6 07 
 
 Goat skins 
 
 Ginger (dried) 
 
 Hides 
 
 Old metal 
 
 Pimento 
 
 Sugar 28,419 
 
 Total 
 
 :; 
 
 439 
 
 '31 
 
 
 63 
 
 61 
 
 1 
 
 190 
 
 25 
 
 
 t)C 
 
 56 
 
 
 31 
 
 69 
 
 
 21 
 
 52 
 
 28 
 
 419 
 
 53 
 
 33, 
 
 429 
 
 02 
 
 ST. ANN S BAY AGENCY. 
 
 Sugar ». $14,077 85 
 
 Pimento 40,882 95 
 
 Bananas 
 
 Oranges 
 
 Ginger 
 
 Logwood 
 
 Pineai>pl<'S 
 
 Molasses 
 
 Fnstic 
 
 Satinwood 
 
 Orange juice 
 
 Li mo juice 
 
 Total 
 
 1 
 
 625 
 
 71 
 
 1 
 
 021 
 
 59 
 
 1 
 
 706 
 
 19 
 
 
 {'<S 82 
 
 
 9 
 
 11 
 
 
 36 49 
 
 
 43 
 
 78 
 
 
 24 
 
 33 
 
 
 389 
 
 32 
 
 
 24 
 
 32 
 
 59 
 
 910 
 
 46 
 
 MILK KIVER AGENCY. 
 
 Oranges §5,)»e'5 20 
 
 Coffee 5,083 98 
 
 Total 10, 969 18
 
 62 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 FALMOUTH AGEXCY. 
 
 The value of all exports to the United States during the quarter was, |39, 187.65, 
 and consisted of sugar, 331 hogsheads, 394 barrels ; pimento, 88 bags ; ginger, coffee, and 
 sundries. 
 
 SAVANNAH LA MAR AGENCY. 
 
 Fruit, bauanas $550 00 
 
 Annotto -^ 55 61 
 
 Total r 605 61 
 
 KECAPITULATION OF KINGSTON AND AGENCIES. 
 
 Kingston $117,206 20 
 
 Port Antonio 79,722 50 
 
 Montego Bay 33,429 02 
 
 St. Ann's Bay 59,910 46 
 
 Milk River 10,969 18 
 
 Falmouth 39,187 65 
 
 Sav. laMar 605 61 
 
 Total 341,120 62 
 
 TRINIDAD. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883, 
 
 Asphalt $26,146 25 
 
 Empty lager beer kegs 167 50 
 
 Cocoa 80,714 20 
 
 Bitters 13,740 20 
 
 Hides 372 68 
 
 Cocoa-nuts 15,046 12 
 
 Tonka beans ". 1,743 10 
 
 Carboys 82 00 
 
 Wool 193 00 
 
 Sugar 190,731 78 
 
 Molasses 141 10 
 
 Old iron 1,141 25 
 
 Total 330,219 18 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $1,798,856 66 
 
 Old iron 172 80 
 
 Asphalt 11,276 25 
 
 Cocoa 66,674 48 
 
 Bitters 8,438 22 
 
 Hides 514 36 
 
 Empty beer kegs Ill 75 
 
 Tonka beans.- 15,292 06 
 
 Cocoanuts 3, 422 56 
 
 Old canvas 20 77 
 
 Bird-skins * 61 54 
 
 Plants 26 50 
 
 Orchids 7 50 
 
 Books 47 50 
 
 Total 1,904,922 95 
 
 JOim TOWLEK, 
 
 Consul. 
 TURK'S ISLAND AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Cockburu Harbor and Salt Cay.) 
 
 TURK'S ISLAND. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Guano, 443 tonn |4,433 50 
 
 Salt, 6(5,142 bushels 4,390 74 
 
 Si»ongo 645 61 
 
 Total 9,469 85
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 63 
 
 Quarter endinq June '.W, 18H:$. 
 
 Salt in bulk, 80,253 bushels ' $:>, 70:5 15 
 
 Sponge 400 71 
 
 Guano, 21,000 tons 21, 007 00 
 
 Total 27,110 86 
 
 N. K. SAWYER, 
 
 Consul. 
 COCKBURN IIAKIJOR AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter- ending March 31, 1883. 
 Salt, 80,77G bushels |5,038 61 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Salt, 103,841 bushels $6,701) 16 
 
 J. W. TATEM, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 SALT CAY AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Salt in bulk, 56,247 bushels $3, 5U5 24 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Salt in bulk, 87,160 bushels $6,130 05 
 
 ALEXIS W. HARRIOTT, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 FRENCH ^VEST INDIES. 
 
 GUADELOUPE. MARTINIQUE, AND ST. B ARTHOLOM E AV, 
 
 GUADELOUPE. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Mnscovado sugar 
 
 Ueine sugar 
 
 Concrete sugar. . . 
 
 Total sugars . 
 
 heads. 
 
 2,482 
 
 197 
 
 50 
 
 Barrels. 
 
 251 
 121 
 
 2,729 
 
 372 
 
 Kilograms. 
 
 883 
 
 1, 552, 664 
 242, 378 
 42, 139 
 
 Value. 
 
 $122, 808 67 
 17, 887 29 
 2, 6U5 11 
 
 883 
 
 1,837,181 143,301 07 
 
 Cacao, 15 baiTels, 1,021 kilograms 
 
 Copper (old), 1 package, 5*J kilograms 
 
 CotiVe, 5 kegs, 266 kilograms 
 
 Lead (old), 1 package, 32 kilograms 
 
 Lime-juice, 3 casks, 135 gallons 
 
 Yellow metal (old), 1 package, 247 kilograms. 
 Zinc (old), 5 packages, 740 kilograms 
 
 8211 
 
 97 
 
 y 
 
 50 
 
 ^ 9() 
 
 92 
 
 5 
 
 00 
 
 139 m 
 
 40 00 
 
 15 
 
 34 
 
 Grand total 143,819 46 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Muscovado sugar. 
 
 Usine sugar 
 
 Concrete sugar . . . 
 
 Total sugars . 
 
 Hogs- 
 heads. 
 
 8,055 
 
 1,935 
 
 346 
 
 Barrels, i Bags. KUograms. Value. 
 
 745 
 855 
 
 9,673 
 
 5, 136, 552 : ^38, 700 86 
 
 2,411,056 I 222,332 17 
 
 287, 034 I 23, 451 61 
 
 10, 336 
 
 1,600 , 9,673 
 
 7, 834, 642 , 6S4, 484 64 
 
 CHARLES BARTLETT, 
 
 Consul.
 
 64 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 MARTINIQUE AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Fort de France. ) 
 
 MARTINIQUE. 
 
 Quarter ending March .31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar 1280,392 32 
 
 Old sails from vessels 100 00 
 
 Rum 55 60 
 
 Total 280,547 92 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Brown sugar , $724,061 83 
 
 Tamarinds in sirup 753 35 
 
 Total 724,815 23 
 
 W. H. GARFIELD, 
 
 Co7isuL 
 ST. BARTHOLOMEW. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 DANISH ^V£ST INDIES. 
 
 ST. THOMAS AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies: Fredericksted and Santa Cruz.) 
 
 ST. THOMAS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Old metal §413 80 
 
 Goat-skins 94 50 
 
 Bitters 242 75 
 
 Total 751 05 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Bay-rum $5,030 87 
 
 St. Croix rum 6, 132 44 
 
 Old metal 466 41 
 
 Total 11,629 72 
 
 V. V. SMITH, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 DUTCH ^1 EST INDIES. 
 
 CURASAO AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Bonaire.) 
 
 CURAQAO. 
 
 Quarter endinq March 31, 1883. 
 
 Hides, skiuH, wool, &c '. |89,200 31 
 
 Dyewoods 3, 442 28 
 
 Coffee 8, 724 5(i 
 
 Salt 1,750 00 
 
 Guano 8,800 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 17,332 00 
 
 129,255 15 
 Charges 2, 107 43 
 
 Total ! 131,362 58
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 65 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Hides, skins, and wool, &g SI 19, 7t)9 98 
 
 Dyewooda, &c 20,511 69 
 
 CoflFee 18,r)28 10 
 
 Salt 840 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 2, 698 39 
 
 162,348 16 
 Chargea 1,810 81 
 
 Total 164.158 97 
 
 ALMOST BAKNES, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 BONAIRE AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Salt, 10,600 barrels P, 188 48 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Salt $3,461 20 
 
 L. 0. BOYE, 
 
 Gonsidar Agent. 
 
 SPANISH WEST INDIES. 
 
 CUBA. 
 
 BARACOA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Fruit $121,525 39 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Fruit $388,959 41 
 
 Tobacco 279 50 
 
 Total 389,238 91 
 
 DATUS E. COON, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 CARDENAS. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 30 413 hogsheads sugar; 500 bags sugar; 27,216 hogsheads molasses; 
 2,894 tierces molasses ; 130 tierces honey ; 108 hogsheads asphaltum ; 
 
 83 pipes asphaltum $2,747,325 17 
 
 Quarter ending June 30 1883. 
 
 53,129 hogsheads sugar ; 875 hogsheads melado ; 36,904 hogsheads mo- 
 lasses; 3,955 tierces molasses; 265 tierces honey; 116,000 cigars; 
 31,321 cigars, 206,852 kilograms; 4 logs cedar $3,966,221 30 
 
 JOSEPH A. NUNEZ, 
 
 Cojisul. 
 62a— D E 5
 
 66 
 
 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 CIENFUEGOS AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies : Trinidad de Cuba and Zaza.) 
 
 CIENFUEGOS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $1,548,340 17 
 
 Molasses 70,234 34 
 
 Miscellaneous 14,380 56 
 
 Total 1,632,955 07 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $2,659,984 10 
 
 Molasses 132,357 99 
 
 Miscellaneous 35, 092 09 
 
 Total 2,827.434 18 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Cieufuegoa, Trinidad. 
 
 Zara. 
 
 Total. 
 
 Sugar 
 
 Molasses 
 
 Honey 
 
 Cedar and mahogany . 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 52, 659, 984 10 j $445, 157 66 
 132, 357 99 i 49, 134 44 
 
 \ 4,344 40 
 
 1,784 21 
 
 35,092 09 ' 
 
 $58 822 60 
 
 10, 400 00 
 
 $3, 163, 964 36 
 
 181, 492 53 
 
 4, 344 40 
 
 •e, 184 21 
 
 35,092 9 
 
 2, 827, 434 18 i 500, 420 71 
 
 69, 222 60 
 
 3, 397, 077 49 
 
 WM. P. PIERCE. Consul. 
 
 HAVANA AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 MATANZAS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar, 40,067 hogsheads, 43 boxes 
 
 Molasses, 20,068 hogsheads, 2,132 tierces. 
 
 Tobacco, 105 bales 
 
 Mahogany, 224 pieces 
 
 , 936, 365 91 
 
 699, 130 06 
 
 4, 172 85 
 
 1,235 00 
 
 Total 3,640,903 82 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 50,146hhd8. and 382 bags sugar i|3,611,937 86 
 
 26, 745 hhds. and 2, 768 tcs. molasses 884, 890 39 
 
 356 tons guano 5, 596 00 
 
 132 ]»cs. mahogany 450 00 
 
 60 bales tobacco.' 3,251 20 
 
 Total 4,506,225 45 
 
 United States Consulate, 
 
 Matanzas, June 30, 1883. 
 
 DAVID VICKERS, 
 
 United States Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 67 
 
 SAGUA LA GRANDE. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar, 19,13G hogsheads, 95 tierces, 200 bags $1, 350, 373 02 
 
 Molasses, 2,58(j hogsheads, 258 tiei'ces 109, 153 53 
 
 Melada, 190 hogsheads, 20 tierces 13, 384 83 
 
 Total 1,472,911 38 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar, 38,248 hogsheads, 188 tierces, 3,713 bags, 100 boxes, 1 barrel §2,785,957 59 
 
 Molasses, 8,011 hogsheads, 802 tierces 325, 649 39 
 
 Melada, 513 hogsheads, 60 tierces 3G^ 018 88 
 
 Honey, 23 tierces 1, 202 40 
 
 Total 3,148,828 26 
 
 CLARENCE C. FORD, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 SAN JUAN DE LOS REMEDIOS. 
 
 Quarter ending March, 1883. 
 
 10,214 hogsheads sugar $764,643 83 
 
 522 hogsheads molasses, 48 tierces 19, 671 60 
 
 70 bales tobacco 2,305 00 
 
 Total 786.620 43 
 
 W. H. POLLEYS, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 SANTIAGO DE CUBA AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Guantauamo, Manzanillo, and Santa Cruz.) 
 
 SANTIAGO DE CUBA. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 990 hogsheads, 698 bags sugar $7.5,347 76 
 
 1,652 bags, contaiuiug 220,700 cocoa-nuts 3, 621 69 
 
 420 logs, mahogany, cedar, and guayacan 16, 051 52 
 
 66 empty casks 
 
 85 tierces precipitated copper 3, 772 76 
 
 48 bags bones ; 1 box with $500 
 
 1 parcel with $100 
 
 25 casks, 3 barrels honey 937 03 
 
 3 cases mineral sampk^s 5 17 
 
 25 bales tobacco 833 68 
 
 Total 100,569 61 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 7,234 hogsheads, 2,759 bags sugar $593, 469 47 
 
 1,838 bags, containing 182,300 cocoa-nuts 2, 8.54 9S 
 
 22 logs, mahogany, 720 lignum-vitje 1, (i47 67 
 
 16,000 pineapples 823 70 
 
 1 box mineral, 3 boxes brandy 16 90 
 
 3,000 cigars ' 100 13 
 
 Total .598,912 85 
 
 JOHN C. LANDREAU, 
 
 Consul.
 
 68 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 TRINIDAD DE CUBA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 11,180 hogsheads, 323 tierces, 260 bags muscovado sugar $110,890 10 
 
 405 hogsheads, 48 tierces muscovado molasses 15, 589 59 
 
 88 logs wood 8, 376 12 
 
 7 barrels coftee 281 97 
 
 140 tierces, 31 barrels honey 8,218 70 
 
 Total 343,356 48 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 5,699 hogsheads, 587 tierces, 240 bags sugar $445, 157 66 
 
 1,418 hogsheads, 177 tierces molasses 49, 134 44 
 
 76 tierces honey 4,344 40 
 
 140 pieces cedar wood 1,784 21 
 
 Total 500,420 71 
 
 JOSfi PALAN, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 POETO EICO. 
 
 MAYAGUEZ. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $162,038 38 
 
 Cotfee 159,395 04 
 
 Molasses 111,555 59 
 
 Oranges 14,809 38 
 
 Crude mineralized phosphate 3, 149 69 
 
 Cocoa-uuts • 2, 717 42 
 
 Hides 911 91 
 
 Wooden boxes 204 52 
 
 Pineapples 148 95 
 
 Honey 22 05 
 
 Total 454,952 93 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $270, 668 33 
 
 Molasses 145,117 64 
 
 Coffee 25,371 61 
 
 Oranges 965 12 
 
 Cocoa-nuts 2,625 22 
 
 Pineapples 4, 307 61 
 
 Phosphates 919 65 
 
 Hides 1, 367 19 
 
 Achiote 602 17 
 
 Ginger 93 21 
 
 Tamarinds 44 25 
 
 Old yellow metal 61 55 
 
 Honey 32 48 
 
 Estropayos 47 80 
 
 Total $4,52,223 83 
 
 GORHAM E. HUBBARD, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 PONCE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $62,316 89 
 
 MwlaHses 355,034 63 
 
 Cottee 113,758 74 
 
 Rum 1,234 28 
 
 Fruit 1,005 50 
 
 Annotto 184 43 
 
 Total 533,554 47
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 69 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Molasses $.322,569 5.5 
 
 Coflcc, in transit 113,242 10 
 
 Sugar 77,'J94 49 
 
 Cotton 3,133 35 
 
 Annotto 90 50 
 
 Types 30 50 
 
 • Total §.517,086 49 
 
 E. E. WHITE, 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 SAN JUAN AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies: Aguadilla, Arecibo, Gnayama, Naguabo, and Viequez.) 
 
 SAN JUAN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar, 1,011 hogsheads $63,476 10 
 
 MoKisses, 265 puncheons 9, 229 66 
 
 Sugar, 300 bags 3,418 65 
 
 Bay-water, 6 casks 562 90 
 
 Total 76,697,22 
 
 EDW. CONROY, 
 
 Consul. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar, 4,645 hogsheads $336,260 63 
 
 Molasses, 1,359 casks 43,727 88 
 
 Sugar, 2,332 bags 26,863 86 
 
 Bay-rum, 44 casks 3, 880 24 
 
 Sundries 422 00 
 
 Total 411,154 61 
 
 ANDRES CROSAS, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 AGUADILLA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 CoflFee $79,782 00 
 
 Sugar 158,930 00 
 
 Molasses and sundries 2, 350 00 
 
 Total 241 062 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $156, 345 00 
 
 Molasses 5, 400 00 
 
 Cott'oe (bound for Europe) 23,255 00 
 
 Annotto '. 55 00 
 
 Total 185,025 00 
 
 AUG. GANSLANDT, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 ARECIBO AGENCY. 
 
 Qiiarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugars $49,915 19 
 
 Molasses 1, 181 57 
 
 Coffee 37, 223 70 
 
 Satin-wood 874 83 
 
 Total 89.195 29 
 
 FERN'DO FERNANDEZ.
 
 70 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $279,534 43 
 
 Molasses 12,653 84 
 
 Coffee 48,658 90 
 
 Hides 600 80 
 
 Satin-wood 923 76 
 
 Total 342,371 73 
 
 EDWARDO J. FERNANDEZ, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 GUAYAMA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Molasses $104,269 96 
 
 Sugar 18,677 82 
 
 Bav-water 4,262 05 
 
 Specie 5,699 40 
 
 One marble bust 102 50 
 
 Total 133,011 73 
 
 J. c. Mccormick, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 NAGUABO, HUMACAO, AND FAJARDO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Sugar and molasses $236, 563 97 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1833. 
 Sugar and molasses $619, 046 39 
 
 W. HADDOCK, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 VIEQUEZ. * 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar and molasses - $42,463 67 
 
 J. CRERON LANGFORD, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 HAYTI. 
 
 CAPE HAYTIEN AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Gonaives and Port de Paix.) 
 
 CAPE HAYTIEN, 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Cocoa $36 20 
 
 Coffcf, 260 62 
 
 Hides 3,199 67 
 
 Horns 10 50 
 
 Honey 1,434 88 
 
 Logwood 100,225 29 
 
 Poppers 126 42 
 
 Tortoise-shell 236 36 
 
 Goat-skiuH 2,289 81 
 
 Total 107,819 75
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 71 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Cocoa .?1,405 67 
 
 CottV,o 57,687 76 
 
 Beeswax 24 15 
 
 Hides 3,660 25 
 
 Honey 2,266 16 
 
 Old metal 16 63 
 
 Logwood 31, 006 84 
 
 Pe])pors 168 68 
 
 Goat-skina. 1,869 05 
 
 Total 98,105 19 
 
 STANISLAS GOUTIER, 
 
 Consul. 
 GONAIVES AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Logwood, 4,269,600 pounds §30, 783 6U 
 
 CoHee, 16,710 pounds 1,272 29 
 
 Hides, 30 pieces .54 00 
 
 Goat-skius, 487 pieces 158 85 
 
 Total 32,268 74 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Logwood, 3,588,050 pounds $33, .575 23 
 
 Coffee, 531,877 pounds 60,981 44 
 
 Coffee in the hull, 437 pounds 44 09 
 
 Cotton, 15 bales 6.55 00 
 
 Hides and goat-skins 1, 225 37 
 
 Mahogany 41 06 
 
 Total 96.522 19 
 
 JOHN D. METZGER, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 PORT DE PAIX AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Logwood $71,705 80 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Coffee $7,650 00 
 
 Honev 26 50 
 
 Logwood 57,898 20 
 
 Total 65,574 70 
 
 AUG. SCHUMACHER, 
 
 Acting Consular Agent. 
 
 PORT AU PRINCE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Goat-skins, 125 bales, 28,632i pounds 810, 666 20 
 
 Logwood, 2,410,000 pounds 20,282 .50 
 
 Sugar, 442+ packages, 203,740 pounds 12, 4.<9 37 
 
 Hides, 2,969 hides, 37,554 pounds 5, 089 86 
 
 Honey, 654 barrels, 20,873 gallons 10, 360 59 
 
 Gum guiac, 89 boxes, 7,127 pounds 1,313 78 
 
 Orange peel, 1,249 bags, 68,934 pounds 2, 129 09 
 
 Bees-wax, 25i packages, 4,286 ijounds 1 , 174 29 
 
 Cocoa, 373 bags. 40,516 pounds 3, 746 03 
 
 Coffee, 2,488 bags, 328,530 pounds 29, 620 70 
 
 Ligmun-vitiB, 27 boxes, 3,700 pounds 706 90
 
 72 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 Molasses, 30 barrels, 9,000 pouuds §487 90 
 
 Manila hemp, 5 bales, 784 pouuds 57 55 
 
 Dried ginger, 2^ barrels, 195 j)ounds 22 52 
 
 Old copper, 1,199 pounds 117 88 
 
 Ox shoes, 1 barrel, 1 hogshead, 459 pounds 14 11 
 
 Peanuts, 2 barrels, 159 pouuds. 8 62 
 
 Horns, 1 barrel, 1 hogshead, 402 pounds 12 06 
 
 Total 98,299 95 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Logwood $16,063 94 
 
 Coffee, 2,544 bags, 342,985 pounds 33,888 27 
 
 Honey, 178 barrels, 5,916 gallons 2,753 98 
 
 Hides, 1,131 bales, 12,721 pounds 1,721 53 
 
 Orange peel, 49 bags, 2,378 pounds 117 37 
 
 Sugar, 198 barrels, 113,749 pounds 5, 364 23 
 
 Sisal hemp, 1 bale, 488 pounds 3 71 
 
 Oxtail, 1 bale, 208 pounds 3 35 
 
 Goat-skins, 127 bales, 6,306 pounds 3, 606 35 
 
 Gum guiac, 35 boxes, 8,132 pounds 1,775 17 
 
 Bees-wax, 7 boxes, 1,188 pouuds 300 04 
 
 Ginger, 2 boxes, 8 pounds 25 22 
 
 Molasses, 44 barrels, 1,382 gallons 1,128 03 
 
 Cocoa, 415 bags, 22,292 pouuds 2,495 81 
 
 Fustic, 7,350 tons 1, 136 21 
 
 Old copper, 2^ barrels, 500 pounds 18 00 
 
 Tolal 70,401 21 
 
 JOHN MERCER LANGSTON, 
 
 Consul- General. 
 
 SAN DOMINOO. 
 
 PUERTO PLATA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Molasses, 35,900 gallons $8,975 00 
 
 Fustic, 8 tons 160 00 
 
 Honey, 1,608 gallons 837 80 
 
 Hides, 2,326 5,644 60 
 
 Goat-skins, 3,582 1,432 80 
 
 Sugar, 6,333 pounds 284 99 
 
 Total 17,335 19 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $10,979 08 
 
 Molasses 1,890 00 
 
 Honey 388 60 
 
 Hides 7,462 40 
 
 Goat-sk ins 866 40 
 
 Tobacco - 517 45 
 
 Divi divi 832 20 
 
 Mahogany 4,098 01 
 
 Old metal 168 82 
 
 Total 27.202 96 
 
 THOS. SIMPSON, 
 
 Cotisul. 
 SAMANA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Cocoa-nuts $48 00 
 
 Do 37 92 
 
 Do 234 00 
 
 Sugar and molasses 4, 500 00 
 
 Cocoa-iiuts 240 00 
 
 Do.. 118 00 
 
 Total 5,177 92
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 7i^ 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Cocoa-nuts $70 00 
 
 Sugar and molasses 3,2(32 00 
 
 Cocoa-ntit s 170 16 
 
 Books and clothing 2 50 
 
 Plantain Hour 12 50 
 
 Cocoa nuts 102 50 
 
 Sugar .....'^ 4,708 17 
 
 Fruit and cocoa-nuts 384 25 
 
 Specimens of birds and insects 52 50 
 
 Cocoanuts- 128 60 
 
 Gun, and attachments 2 50 
 
 Coffee 37 92 
 
 Cocoa-nuts 203 50 
 
 Sugar and molasses 3, 364 00 
 
 Sugar and copper 1, 318 75 
 
 Total 13,819 85 
 
 LELAND C. BACON, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 SAN DOMINGO AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Azua and Macoris. ) 
 
 SAN DOMINGO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar, 4,639,894 pounds $202,567 11 
 
 Molasses, 44,490 gallons 6, 828 00 
 
 Honey, 30,720 gallons 10,683 63 
 
 Lignum-vitiB, 250.745 tons 5, 654 82 
 
 Mora, 10.115tons 141 61 
 
 Bera, 4.300 tons 51 60 
 
 Hides, 1,297 pounds 220 49 
 
 Lignum-vita) 133 20 
 
 Miscellaneous, lot of rope and scales 380 00 
 
 Charges 18,365 31 
 
 Total 245,025 77 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar, 8,199,909 pounds §357,654 32 
 
 Molasses, 55,220 gallons 9,787 97 
 
 Lignum-vita^ 938.545 tons 6,587 55 
 
 Honey, 23,865 gallons 9,304 90 
 
 Mahogany, 4,762 feet -. 197 33 
 
 Mora, 13 tons .' 156 00 
 
 Lignum-vitie gum, 350 pounds 70 00 
 
 Logwood, 125 tons 1 , 572 00 
 
 Fustic, 15 tons 180 00 
 
 Charges 32,637 27^ 
 
 Total 416,147 34^ 
 
 H. C. C. ASTWOOD, 
 
 Consul. 
 MACORIS AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Fifty (50^ hogsheads sugar, 86,441 pounds $4, 136 75 
 
 Quarter endiiig June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar and molasses §43, 252 73 
 
 Sugar 10,554 85 
 
 Sugar and molasses 11,863 96 
 
 Sugar and molasses 38, 744 87 
 
 Honey 461 25 
 
 Sugar and molasses 5, 230 68 
 
 Total 110,198 54 
 
 JAMES W. MELLOK, 
 
 Consular Agent.
 
 74 CONTINENT OF AMERICA. 
 
 AZUA AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 6,018 packages sugar, weighing 1,019,354 ijounds $39,876 32 
 
 112 ox hides, weighing 2,698 poimds » 345 39 
 
 2,732 sticks lignum-vitgB, 177|tons 3,993 70 
 
 Mahogany 160 00 
 
 73 barrels molasses, costing 2,550 gallons 1,370 00 
 
 39 boxes gum guaiac, 2,859 pounds 593 96 
 
 Total 46,339 37 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 7,690 packages of sugar, weighing 1,028,413 pounds $33,795 92 
 
 32 barrels honey, measuring 1,160 gallons 610 89 
 
 223 tons lignum- vitfe 4,312 99 
 
 Total 39,719 71 
 
 H. CHANDRUC, 
 
 Go7isular Agent.
 
 EXPORTS DECLARED IN ASIA. 
 
 ASIATIC TURKEY. 
 
 ASIA MINOR, SYRIA, AND PALESTINE. 
 
 SMYRNA AND AGENCY. 
 (Agency: Mytelene. ) 
 
 SMYRNA. 
 
 Quarter ending March ^1, 1883. 
 
 Almonds $165 40 
 
 Carpets and rugs 16, 387 03 
 
 Emery stoue 36, 352 28 
 
 Goat-skins 657 42 
 
 Gum mastic 829 08 
 
 Gum tragacanth 7, 734 08 
 
 Licorice root '. 238, 464 93 
 
 Nut-galls 688 12 
 
 Opium 94,145 85 
 
 Pine-nuts 329 34 
 
 Rags 15,147 67 
 
 Raisins 5,261 26 
 
 Sponges 580 21 
 
 Sundries 78 57 
 
 Wool 57,950 83 
 
 Total 474,772 07 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Carpets and rugs $64,798 91 
 
 Emery stone 17, 408 64 
 
 Figs 3 80 
 
 Gum mastic 308 30 
 
 Gum tragacanth 1 , 137 16 
 
 Licorice root -• 113, 390 30 
 
 Opium 27,632 14 
 
 Rags 7,456 06 
 
 Raisins 10 60 
 
 Sundries 55 35 
 
 Wool 46,393 61 
 
 Total 278,594 87 
 
 W. E. STEVENS, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 75
 
 76 CONTINENT OF ASIA. 
 
 SYRIA. 
 
 BEIRUT AND AGENCIES. • 
 
 (Agencies: Aintab, Aleppo, Alexandretta, Damascus, Haifa, Latakia, Marash, Sidon, 
 
 Tarsus, and Tiipoli. ) 
 
 BEIRUT. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Unwashed wool $30,034 20 
 
 Bitumen 7,621 33 
 
 Total 37,655 53 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Nil. 
 
 JOHN T. EOBESON, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 PAI.ESTINE, 
 
 JERUSALEM AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Jaflfa.) 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 ADEN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Coffee - $93,443 88 
 
 Skins 141,394 52 
 
 Hides 21,908 46 
 
 Feathfirs 3,652 31 
 
 Shawls 296 45 
 
 Rugs 100 00 
 
 Gum r>00 
 
 Total --- 260,800 62 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Coffee $158,203 57 
 
 Skins 115,499 72 
 
 Feathers 7,981 60 
 
 Gum 197 00 
 
 Total 281,881 89 
 
 JAMES S. WILLIAMS, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 MUSCAT. 
 (No r(>.turiiK.) 
 
 PEKSIA. 
 
 (No returns.)
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 77 
 
 BRITISH IIVDIA. 
 
 BOMBAY. 
 
 (No returns. ) 
 
 CALCUTTA AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies: Akyab, Basseiu, Chittagoug, Madras, Moulmein, and Rangoon.) 
 
 CALCUTTA. 
 
 Quarter ending March ',il, 1883. 
 
 Drugs $1,971,010 40 
 
 Fishing rods 404 80 
 
 Gunny-bagH 464, 012 00 
 
 Gunuy-cloth 44,530 80 
 
 Hides 325, 0()8 40 
 
 Jute 124, 575 20 
 
 Jute butts and rejections 1, 052, 446 80 
 
 Linseed 256,658 40 
 
 Oil 4. .538 80 
 
 Rags 22,221 60 
 
 Rubber 20,298 40 
 
 Saltpt-ter 1.52, 0^8 80 
 
 Silk aud seersucker piece goods 9, 0.59 60 
 
 Skins 351, 434 80 
 
 Seeds (other than linseed) 85 60 
 
 Tea 36,472 40 
 
 Miscellaneous 10,880 00 
 
 Total 4, 845, 736 80 
 
 H. MATTSOi^, 
 
 Consul- General. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Drugs 8340,644 00 
 
 Fishing rods 594 QO 
 
 Gunny-bags f 411,624 00 
 
 Gunny-cloth 21,107 20 
 
 Hides 270, 364 80 
 
 Jute 97, 570 40 
 
 Jute butts and rejections 351, 313 20 
 
 Linseed 177,354 00 
 
 Oil 8, 233 20 
 
 Rags and paper stock 3(5, 9.57 -60 
 
 Rubber 47, 182 40 
 
 Saltpeter.. 113,352 00 
 
 Silk and seersucker piece goode 474 40 
 
 Skins 1.57,839 20 
 
 Tea 12,660 40 
 
 Woolen goods 481 20 
 
 Miscellaneous 7, 560 00 
 
 Total 2,055,313 60 
 
 O. C. BANCROFT, 
 
 Vice Consul- General.
 
 78 CONTINENT OF ASIA. 
 
 CEYtON. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Cinchona $2,506 00 
 
 Cinnamon 2, 424 00 
 
 Coffee 2,600 00 
 
 Coir yarn and fiber 13,815 00 
 
 Cocoanut oil 85,943 00 
 
 Citroncllaoil *) 11,446 00 
 
 tissential oil > 
 
 Plumbago 69,337 00 
 
 Total 188.071 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Cincnona $787 00 
 
 Cinnamon 2, 693 00 
 
 Cocoanut oil 50, 542 00 
 
 Coir 10,945 00 
 
 Coffee 7, .530 00 
 
 Ebony 247 00 
 
 Essential oil 12,252 00 
 
 Orchilla 421 00 
 
 Plumbago 72,749 00 
 
 Total 158,166 00 
 
 W. MOREY, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 STKAITS SETTLEMENTS. 
 
 SINGAPORE AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Penang. ) 
 
 SINGAPORE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Tin '- $463,496 64 
 
 Black pepper 206,112 54 
 
 White pepper 8,313 11 
 
 Gambier 149,292 12 
 
 Rattans , 190,865 30 
 
 Tapioca (flake, pearl, and flour) 43, 724 39 
 
 Sago (flour) 18,326 91 
 
 Sago (pearl) ^ 1,804 94 
 
 Nutmegs — 54, .556 68 
 
 Cloves 4,929 36 
 
 Mace 1.253 97 
 
 Coffee 16,972 53 
 
 Gum copal 42,761 19 
 
 Gum damar 150 70 
 
 Borneo rubber 7,074 00 
 
 Essential oil (citronella and nutmegs) 3, 112 99 
 
 Cutch 5,489 10 
 
 Dragon's blood 726 00 
 
 Tobacco 12,162 38 
 
 Buflalo hides 8, 423 17 
 
 Putch leaves 1,147 90 
 
 Cubebs 11 47 
 
 Malacca and Pontianak canes 694 37 
 
 K<M>]ah slioils 45 64 
 
 Silk 42 03 
 
 Total 1,241,489 43
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 79 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Tin $686,530 99 
 
 Black pepper 208, 294 09 
 
 White pepper 17, 153 17 
 
 Gambler ". 201,201 21 
 
 Cntch 495 84 
 
 Rattans 173,«J17 87 
 
 Tapioca (flake, pearl, and flour) 34, 548 36 
 
 Saj^o (pearl) 392 50 
 
 Sa^o (flour) 28, 876 64 
 
 Nutmegs 82,949 76 
 
 Cloves 10,786 16 
 
 Mace 5,481 99 
 
 CotFee 8, 875 14 
 
 Gum copal 29,541 10 
 
 Gum damar 1, 044 5o 
 
 Gum benjamin 639 88 
 
 Borneo rubber 27, 831 58 
 
 Essential oil (citrouella) 5, 088 87 
 
 Mother of- pearl shells 5,168 27 
 
 Green snail shells 3,601 05 
 
 Buttalo hides 7,289 82 
 
 Malacca canes 1, 774 76 
 
 Tobacco 515 22 
 
 Sticklac 283 55 
 
 Tutch leaves 646 31 
 
 Dragon's blood 122 00 
 
 Cocoa 96 03 
 
 Sandalwood 64 93 
 
 Total 1,602,911 74 
 
 A. G. STUDER, 
 
 Consul. 
 PENANG AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Tin $334,977 72 
 
 Black pepper 25, 256 65 
 
 Sugar 13, 552 75 
 
 White pepper 8, 857 29 
 
 Nutmegs 7,940 71 
 
 Rattans 5, 724 33 
 
 India rubber 5,580 46 
 
 Hides (buffalo) 2,018 99 
 
 Tapioca 136 68 
 
 Nutmeg oil 84 00 
 
 Total 104,129 58 
 
 L. HCtTTENBACH, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Tin §238,238 55 
 
 Sugar 25 , ^•0 (> 84 
 
 Black pepper 12, 477 39 
 
 Nutmegs 6,508 33 
 
 Cloves , 3,055 74 
 
 Mace 2,70013 
 
 Rattans 1,781 50 
 
 Cinnamon 336 59 
 
 Total 290,905 07 
 
 JOS. HEIM, 
 In charge of the Consular Agency.
 
 80 CONTINENT OF ASIA. 
 
 y 
 
 DUTCH INDIA. 
 
 BATAVIA AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Soerabaya.) 
 BATAVIA.* 
 
 Quarter ending March 31. 
 
 Guilders. 
 
 Coffee 1,343,124 64 
 
 Sugar 143,2.51 00 
 
 Rattans 7,391 88 
 
 Nutmegs 48,344 27 
 
 Mace 2,091 54 
 
 Cassia 91 76 
 
 India rubber 8,700 00 
 
 Sticks, etc 440 00 
 
 Gum damar 17, 497 79 
 
 Gum copal 48, 373 21 
 
 Gum beujamin 1, 648 00 
 
 GumGieian 404 00 
 
 Bamboo hats 2,549 77 
 
 Falieagel 82 50 
 
 Hides 4,285 52 
 
 Total 1,628,275 88 
 
 At exchange. 40.2 $6.54,566 90 
 
 OSCAR HATFIELD, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 PADANG. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Coffee $984,928 00 
 
 Rattans 12, 4«3 00 
 
 Cassia 13, 979 00 
 
 Nutmegs 31,710 00 
 
 Mace : 4,280 00 
 
 India rubber 4,603 00 
 
 Black pepper 1, 140 00 
 
 Hides 560 00 
 
 Cloves 1,994 00 
 
 Total 1,055,677 00 
 
 . L. M. BEELS, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. 
 
 MANILA AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Cebu.) 
 
 MANILA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 21, 1883. 
 
 Hemp - $1,293,029 64 
 
 Sugar 768,894 39 
 
 Cigars 9,932 65 
 
 M.O. P. shells 4,111 74 
 
 Hide cuttings 3,967 80 
 
 Hats 1,848 92 
 
 Ylang Viang oil 1,268 94 
 
 Sapan wood 1, 337 88 
 
 Gum copal 1,101 85 
 
 Cordage 737 15 
 
 Total 2,086,230 96 
 
 * Including Macassar, Celebes.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 81 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar $l,2.'i2,.540 61 
 
 Hemp 
 
 Coffee 
 
 Hide cuttinga 
 
 Cigars 
 
 Iruligo 
 
 Gum copal 
 
 Sajjau wood 
 
 Mother-of-pearl shells 
 
 Straw bats 
 
 Sundry , 
 
 Total l,H74,6t)'2 70 
 
 R. D. TUCKER, 
 
 Acting Consul. 
 CEBU AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Sugar $246,776 23 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Sugar S213,681 74 
 
 C. R. BLAIR PICKFORD, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 584 
 
 , 243 61 
 
 13, 
 
 443 
 
 20 
 
 6, 
 
 , 340 
 
 26 
 
 r> 
 
 , U70 
 
 as 
 
 5 
 
 ,416 
 
 57 
 
 3, 
 
 ,U2'J 
 
 (i7 
 
 1 
 
 ,819 
 
 32 
 
 
 900 37 
 
 
 818 94 
 
 
 89 80 
 
 JAPAl>f. 
 
 KANAGAWA AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Hakodadi.) 
 
 KANAGAWA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Silk $1,280,201 69 
 
 Tea 242,740 30 
 
 Curios 31,634 55 
 
 Fish-oil 6, 790 64 
 
 Miscellaneous 2, 303 43 
 
 Bamboo poles 1, 919 75 
 
 Plants and trees 1, 851 35 
 
 Paper 1,452 34 
 
 Rags 1,282 88 
 
 Ginger 1,162 09 
 
 Faus 819 41 
 
 Shellfish 181 66 
 
 Quicksilver flasks 140 02 
 
 Total 1,572,530 11 
 
 GEO. E. RICE, 
 
 Vice Consul- General. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Tea $2, 287, HOP 72 
 
 Silk 791,795 82 
 
 Curios 75, 150 18 
 
 Miscellaneous 4, .57(5 25 
 
 Fish-oil 3,002 50 
 
 Paper 2, .549 85 
 
 Mushrooms 894 64 
 
 Plants and trees 621 25 
 
 Fire- works 457 33 
 
 Lanterns 221 :<5 
 
 Bamboo 171 72 
 
 Total 3,167,850 61 
 
 THOS. B. VAN BUREN, 
 
 Consul- General. 
 62 A— D E 6
 
 82 CONTINENT OF ASIA. 
 
 NAGASAKI. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Screens $20 OO 
 
 Tea 22,714 28 
 
 Total 22,734 28 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Tea $9, 704 6G 
 
 Porcelain 205 21 
 
 Sundries 699 00 
 
 Total 10,578 87 
 
 ALEXANDER C. JONES, 
 
 Consul. 
 OSAKA AND HIOGO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Tea, 1,305,224 pounds $259,012 61 
 
 Fans 6,931 19 
 
 Curios 10, 763 ^ 
 
 Vegetable wax 567 56 
 
 Antimony 742 90 
 
 Camphor 75,624 83 
 
 Eags 3,966 87 
 
 Whanghee canes 2, 306 46 
 
 Miscellaneous 9, 839 37 
 
 Total 369,757 06 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Tea, 4,332,908 pounds |1, 108, 309 31 
 
 Camphor 107. 651 14 
 
 Rags 13, 566 54 
 
 Curios 11,790 70 
 
 Bamboo 3,053 45 
 
 Wax 2, 754 57 
 
 Soapstock 2, 704 18 
 
 Shells 2,.^51 01 
 
 Fish-oil 2,293 26 
 
 Antimony 1,450 43 
 
 Miscellaneous 11,611 70 
 
 Total 1,^67,736 29 
 
 J. STAHEL, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 SIAM. 
 
 BANGKOK. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Personal effects and curios $294 50 
 
 JOHN A. HALDERMAN, 
 
 Consul- General. 
 
 CHllSA. 
 
 AMOY AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Tanisui and Keelung.) 
 
 AMOY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Formosa oolong tea " $200, 727 08 
 
 Amoy oolong tea 121 , 8(54 43 
 
 Total 322,591 51
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS KOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 83 
 
 QiKtrttr iiidtiKj June 'M, 1883. 
 
 Formosa oolong " $1,249,10.^, 89 
 
 Ainoy oolong 42, :«2 95 
 
 Ning Yong ooloug 12, O^W 4*^ 
 
 Formosa anrl Aiuoy oolong 42, G22 M6 
 
 Formosa oolong and Anioy congou 6, 320 08 
 
 I'ersonal fll'efts ! 35 (0 
 
 Total 1,353,0.56 "^G . 
 
 W. ELWELL GOLDSBOKOUGH, 
 
 Consul... 
 
 CANTON AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Hoikow, Kinngchow, Pakhoi, and Swatow.) 
 
 CANTON. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Hhlck^Yoo(l ware $li 504 ^0 
 
 Bristles 1,954 33 
 
 Canes 1,224 42 
 
 Cassia 14,279 8t> 
 
 Chinaware 8, 018 28 
 
 Fire-crackers 59, 101 28 
 
 Ginger 2,739 58 
 
 Latqnered ware 1, 287 54 
 
 I^anterns 86 24 
 
 Matting 77,239 34 
 
 P a hnleaf fans 3 , 988 02 
 
 Paper 758 0^ 
 
 Preserves 2, 890 81 
 
 Rattan ware 2, 4.55 64 
 
 Raw silk 196,707 89 
 
 Rhubarb 191 67 
 
 Silk pi ece goods 18, 746 28 
 
 Soy 1,706 22 
 
 Star aniseed 478 75 
 
 Straw goods - 1,083 02 
 
 Sundries 231 68 
 
 Tea 627 46 
 
 Total 397,300 54 
 
 CHAELES SEYMOUR, 
 
 ConsuL 
 CHIN-KIANG. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 FOO-CHOW. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Tea, 50,636 pounds *$8, 071 22 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Tea, 327,654 pounds " *S82,784 85 
 
 J. C. A. WINGATE, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 HANKOW AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Icbang and Kiu-Kiaug.) 
 
 HANKOW. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Teas, 3.233.10 piculs, = 140.100 pounds S124, 108 80 
 
 ISAAC F. SHEPARD, 
 
 Consul, 
 
 *Thi8 valne is in "American trade dollars" or "Mixicans. " V. S. gold has no fixed value here.
 
 $m 66 
 
 158 
 
 15 
 
 32 55 
 
 5(5 
 
 00 
 
 50 
 
 50 
 
 84 CONTINENT OF ASIA. 
 
 NINGPO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 ■Chinese embroideries 
 
 Panama straw hats 
 
 Eflects 
 
 Tea 
 
 Porcelain vases 
 
 Total 385 86 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Nil. 
 
 EDWIN STEVEi^S, 
 
 Consul. 
 SHANGHAI. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Cowhides $181,543 64 
 
 Goat-skins 21, 052 73 
 
 Musk 36, l<i3 73 
 
 Rhubarb 12, 036 40 
 
 Silk 528,538 05 
 
 Straw braid 99,3.34 51 
 
 Sundries 14, 195 71 
 
 Tea 358,774 77 
 
 Wool 42,227 03 
 
 Total 1 , 293, 866 57 
 
 O. N. DENNY, 
 
 Gonsiil- General. 
 
 TIEN-TSIN AND AGENCY. 
 ( (Agency: Chefoo.) 
 TIEN-TSIN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Straw braid $10,974 60 
 
 Second-hand silk 1, 628 16 
 
 Various skins 1, 500 00 
 
 Feathers 970 36 
 
 Horse-hair and yak-tails 1, 056 12 
 
 Vases 306 43 
 
 Total 16,435 67 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Strawbraid $44,106 29 
 
 Camels' hair 5, 760 00 
 
 Sheep's wool 14,6-7 10 
 
 Kaw goat skins 10,839 26 
 
 Feathers 3,227 02 
 
 Sleigh robes 2,205 00 
 
 Hearth nigs 175 00 
 
 Carpet wool 863 25 
 
 Porcelain 104 58 
 
 Total 81,967 50 
 
 JAS. C. ZUCK, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 85 
 
 CHEFOO AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 820 bales of straw braid $30,704 50 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Straw braid $41 , 810 99 
 
 Pongees 232 53 
 
 Raw silk 1, 125 75 
 
 Total 43, IG'J 27 
 
 A. R. PLATT, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 HONG-KONG. 
 
 First quarter, 1883. 
 
 Sundries S^B, 475 OO 
 
 Provisions 101, 1.52 00 
 
 Rice 424,142 OO 
 
 Tea 23,354 00 
 
 Clothing 21,132 00 
 
 Shoes 6, 100 OO 
 
 Oil 32,652 00 
 
 Silk . 224, 844 OO 
 
 Silk goods 34,403 OO 
 
 Fire-crackers 31,656 00 
 
 Tobacco 9,739 OO 
 
 Matting 29, 976 00 
 
 Medicine 8, 319 00 
 
 Sugar. 88, 133 00 
 
 Prepared opium 564,082 00 
 
 Crude opium 5, 126 OO 
 
 Cassia 14, 129 00 
 
 Chinaware 3, 211 GO 
 
 Pepper 6,756 00 
 
 Paper 4,645 00 
 
 Rattan 5,651 00 
 
 Cofl'ee 265 00 
 
 Fish-net 1,148 00 
 
 Sago 835 00 
 
 Tapioca flour 7,561 00 
 
 Wine 3, 7»5 00 
 
 Human hair 1,498 00 
 
 Rifles 4,334 00 
 
 Gin 157 OO 
 
 1,717,260 00 
 Second quarter, 1883. 
 
 Sundiies $82,599 00 
 
 Provisions 125, 853 00 
 
 Rice 395,250 00 
 
 Tea 44,798 00 
 
 Clothing 42,839 00 
 
 Shoes 13,151 OO 
 
 Oil 53, li»2 00 
 
 Silk 71,279 OO 
 
 Silk goods 77, 147 00 
 
 Fire-crackers 64,811 00 
 
 Tobacco 14,611 00 
 
 Matting 37,778 00 
 
 Medicine 17, 472 00 
 
 Sugar 241,953 OO 
 
 Prepared opium 1,361,382 00 
 
 Crude opium 10, 489 00 
 
 Cassia 46, 033 OO 
 
 Chinaware 9, 2-% 00 
 
 Pepper 18, .541 OO 
 
 Paper 12, 135 OO
 
 86 CONTINENT OF ASIA. 
 
 Rattan , §l0,rf08 00 
 
 Fish-net 745 UO 
 
 Fans 2,251 00 
 
 Quicksilver flasks 912 00 
 
 Nutmegs 494 00 
 
 Camphor- wood trunks 9(52 00 
 
 Sago 950 00 
 
 Tapioca flour (j,989 00 
 
 Wine 5,930 00 
 
 Personal eflects 206 00 
 
 Curios 183 00 
 
 Human hair 5, 685 00 
 
 Patna 1,000 00 
 
 Cigars 484 00 
 
 Rifles. 4,334 00 
 
 2, 782, 532, 00 
 
 JNO. S. MOSBY, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 {Com prising the colonies of Victoria, New South Wales, Queenslaud, 
 South Australia, West Australia, Tasinauia, and New Zealand.) 
 
 VICTOKIA. 
 
 MELBOURNE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 3iucalypti extract and seed |76 24 
 
 Iron cylinders * 48 23 
 
 India rubber (sheet) * 33 73 
 
 Objects of natural history 401 fG 
 
 Skins, kangaroo 234 44 
 
 Wool, greasy, 49 bales 3, (538 79 
 
 Total 4.432 il) 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Analiue color $.57 8;5 
 
 Animals and birds 294 50 
 
 Frnit :* 
 
 Apples 717 09 
 
 Peaches, dried 1 , 358 1 1 
 
 Wagon gear* 280 >-3 
 
 Wool, greasy 19, 4 12 49 
 
 Oi 1 stoves and heaters * 200 0( I 
 
 Total 22,380 40 
 
 ' ' . O. M. SPENCER, 
 
 Go7}sul-Gen<;ral. 
 
 WE^V SOUTH ^VALES. 
 
 S Y D N E Y AND A G K N C I E S . 
 
 (Agencies: Newciistlc and IJriisbiine.) 
 
 SYDNEY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Canned goods |;77() 90 
 
 f'oal 5,031 T2 
 
 Drugs ami medicines 428 ..(i 
 
 <;lue stock 255 72 
 
 Hides 22,2l^2 15 
 
 * Of Amorip.Tii niniinfarturp, TO<'xi)i.rt<'(l.
 
 D£(;LARED EXP0RT8 FOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 87 
 
 Oil 1,125 20 
 
 Opium 162,8.7J 12 
 
 Pelts :{,2'jr) 11 
 
 Shell 2:i, 15:5 70 
 
 Soap stock 4, 320 18 
 
 Till 204,8'J2 34 
 
 Wool 1 27,153 10 
 
 455,513 30 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Acacia seed $172 63 
 
 Apples (dried), American goods 2,714 76 
 
 Coal 63,7.56 09 
 
 Drugs 186 06 
 
 Glue stock 14143 
 
 Hide 25,198 37 
 
 Household goods 510 32 
 
 lv«Moseno shale 1, 1 19 37 
 
 Olive oil 1,707 24 
 
 Opium 153, 634 42 
 
 Pearl shell 1,560 09 
 
 Peaches (dried), Americau goods 1,542 .55 
 
 Salmon, Americau goods 3, 498 03 
 
 Silver ore 546 64 
 
 Soap stock 23, 940 80 
 
 Till 272, 082 77 
 
 Wool 4,008 75 
 
 Total 476,320 32 
 
 CHARLES KAHLO, 
 
 C07lSUl. 
 NEWCASTLE AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 2, .394 tons of coal |6, .585 00 
 
 1,924 tons of coal 5,290 00 
 
 1,480 tons of coal 4,070 00 
 
 1,500 tons of coal 4,125 00 
 
 1,035 tons of coal 2,845 00 
 
 958 tons of coal 2,630 00 
 
 1 , 955 tons of coal 5, 375 00 
 
 1,388 tons of coal 3,815 00 
 
 1,133 tons of coal 3,115 00 
 
 1,400 tons of coal 3,850 00 
 
 1.5,167 tons of coal 41,700 00 
 
 A. S. MOREY, 
 
 Acting Consular Agent. 
 
 QUEE]VSLAi%D. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 
 
 ADELAIDE AGENCY.* 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 1¥EST AUSTRALIA. 
 
 ALBANY AGENCY.* 
 (No returns.) 
 
 'Agencies under Melboome.
 
 88 CONTINENT OF ASIA. 
 
 TASMANIA. 
 
 HOBART. 
 
 Quarier ending March 31, 1883. 
 Ingots of tin $4, 844 64 
 
 A. G. WEBSTER, 
 
 Consul. 
 NEIV ZEALAND. 
 
 AUCKLAND AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Christ Church ; Dnnediu ; Monganui; Russell; Welliugton.) 
 
 CHRIST CHURCH AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Forty-one casks salted sheepskins |;3, 601 10 
 
 C. B. TAYLOR, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 DUNEDIN AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31. 
 W(.ol 139,731 41 
 
 H. DRIVER, 
 
 Consular Agent
 
 EXPOETS DECLARED IN EUROPE. 
 
 RUSSIA. 
 
 HELSINGFORS AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Wyborg.) 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 MOSCOW. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Camel-hair $54, 355 87 
 
 Wools 23,670 6& 
 
 Paper cigarettes 94 92 
 
 Total 78,121 45 
 
 AUGUST WEBER, 
 Vice and Acting Consul. 
 
 ODESSA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Wo(.l $18,759 29^ 
 
 Quarter nidhifj June 30, \^€i. 
 
 55 bales wool 83,108 9G 
 
 Personal effects 3, 0U2 50 
 
 Total (i, 111 4fi^ 
 
 FULTON PAUL, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 ST. PETERSBURG AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Croustadt. Revel, and Riga.) 
 ST. PETERSBURG. 
 
 Quarter cndii.g March 31, 1883. 
 
 Bristles 42,515 08 
 
 Isinglass 5, 510 10 
 
 Plat Ilia 12, 22(> 93 
 
 Seeds, druggists', &c 1 , IdO 9t> 
 
 Vesiiiieiits fi>r church use 1, 171 ('5 
 
 Various ()9 f4 
 
 Total (12,594 30 
 
 Total in same quarter in 1S(!*2 ♦>? , 963 6S 
 
 Decrease 5. 369 3d- 
 
 89
 
 ^0 qONTINEXT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Bristles $61,917 47 
 
 Brouzes 731 02 
 
 Church oruameuts aud vestments 1, 60.^ 00 
 
 Crash, duck, canvas, &c 12, 931 75 
 
 Isinglass 1,203 75 
 
 Platina 4,197 29 
 
 Rope and cordage 2b, 650 94 
 
 Seeds 614 12 
 
 Soap 215 15 
 
 Yarious 62 42 
 
 Total 110,171 52 
 
 Total in same quarter in 1882 154, .559 42 
 
 Decrease 44,387 92 
 
 EDGAE STANTON, 
 
 Consul-General. 
 RIGA AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Hemp $9, 100 35 
 
 liiqueurs 261 80 
 
 Horse-manes 2, 1 17 01 
 
 Total 11,479 16 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 1,800 bottles of liquor $761 60 
 
 477 bales of hemp 15, 318 75 
 
 28 bales of horse-manes 805 00 
 
 Total 16,885 35 
 
 N. P. A. BOMHOLDT, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 WARSAW. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Plax textures $681 00 
 
 One-wheeled carriage 37 00 
 
 Plax textiles 285 00 
 
 Total 1, 003 00 
 
 JOSEPH EAWICZ, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 STI^EDEN AlVD NOR^ AY. 
 
 SWEDEN. 
 
 GOTTENBURG AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Malmo. ) 
 
 GOTTENBURG. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Swedish iron |;345, 4.S9 16 
 
 Swedish calf-skins KJ, 272 25 
 
 Swedish mat (lies 7,438 :{5 
 
 Swedish i)iiiich 7,53 08 
 
 Swedish whisky 61 51 
 
 Swedisli juinted books 481 76 
 
 Swedish skin jackets 207 43 
 
 Total 370, 673 54 
 
 Same quarter 1882 526, 80(J '28 
 
 Decrease 156, 132 74 
 
 SIDNEY W. COOPER, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DKCLARKD EXP0RT8 FOR IHE UXITKD STATES. 91 
 
 STOCKHOLM AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Ayifucicis : Cluistiaustetl, Gelle, Norrkoping, Sodcihamu, and Siiudsvale.) 
 
 STOCKHOLM. 
 
 Quarter vntliiKj March :U, 1883. 
 
 Ariac |)iiiich $48 70 
 
 Call-.skiiis 5,075 85 
 
 Fil1('iiii;j; i)apei' 20(j 36 
 
 Iron : 
 
 Bar.s and l)iuidles ^ 1 1'J, 7-i8 35 
 
 Haieiids 3:>2 83 
 
 Coils 88,877 59 
 
 C!oil,s of iiou wire 5, 3'i.'H 55 
 
 Coils of steel rods 5, 234 85 
 
 Pij; 12,901 34 
 
 Rough bars 275 91 
 
 Kazors 571 73 
 
 Total 231,552 12 
 
 From the consular ageuty of Gefle: 
 
 Iron : Wire rods 8, 57(5 24 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Arra(? punch $14 1 50 
 
 Books 2,989 92 
 
 Dynamite presses 217 32 
 
 Iron : 
 
 Bars and bundles 247, 047 04 
 
 Barends 059 76 
 
 Coils 27, 877 56 
 
 Coils of iron wire 1, 444 73 
 
 Nail rods 44,325 03 
 
 Rivet rods 45, 151 13 
 
 Screw rods 4, 530 79 
 
 Wire rods 0, 259 r<3 
 
 Pig 18, 439 06 
 
 Razors and knives 2, 43t 88 
 
 Separators .593 74 
 
 Total 402,113 49 
 
 From Gefle : 
 
 Wire rods 7,742 70 
 
 NERE A. ELFWING, 
 
 Cotisul. 
 
 NORWAY. 
 
 BERGEN AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Droutheiui anil Stavanger.) 
 
 BERGEN. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Cod-liver oil ■ .SLooO [M 
 
 Skins 854 35 
 
 Bunks , 070 90 
 
 Herrings, cnre,l 443 75 
 
 Codtish, dried 291 40 
 
 Iron ore :!.55 25 
 
 Che. se 188 75 
 
 Anchovies 35 75 
 
 Sundries 21 (M) 
 
 Total 4,407 ti5 
 
 F. G. GADE, 
 
 Comul.
 
 92 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 CHRISTIANIA. 
 
 Quarier oidhuj June 30, 1882. 
 
 Euiptv petroleum barrels $2,858 48 
 
 Books 2,768 39 
 
 Wood pulp 1, 62(5 16 
 
 Cod-liver oil 1,521 50 
 
 Sundries 1, 078 66 
 
 Total 9,853 19 
 
 GERH. GADE, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 CONSULATE-GENERAL OF FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN. 
 
 (Tlie district of the consulate-general of Frankfort-on-the-Maiu embraces the fol- 
 lowing consular districts and agencies: Aix-la-Cbapelle and agency at Burtsclieid, 
 Barmen, Cologne, Crefeld, Du.sseldorf, Elberfeld, Frankfort, Kelil, Mannheim, May- 
 euce, Munich and agency at Augsburg, Nuremberg and agency at Fiirth, Souneberg, 
 and Stuttgart. Following the statements in detail for the several consulates and 
 agencies, a consolidated statement of the whole, prepared by the consul-general at 
 Frankfort, is given.) 
 
 AIX-LA-CHAPELLE AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Bursheid. ) 
 
 AIX-LA-CHAPELLE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Chemicals $209 04 
 
 Glassware 34,004 59 
 
 Gloves 38,324 59 
 
 Fancy goods 13, 589 20 
 
 Lead" 3, 606 05 
 
 Needles and pins 8, 834 44 
 
 Paper 4,039 74 
 
 Wire 7,420 23 
 
 Woolen cloth 188, 861 91 
 
 Zinc..*. 1,938 09 
 
 Total 300,827 88 
 
 The decrease, $139,863.34, is owing to the tariff discussion. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Fancy goods " $11,315 48 
 
 Furniture (old) 102 61 
 
 GhisHware 30,449 25 
 
 Gloves 4,732 51 
 
 Machinery 478 30 
 
 Paper 8,682 20 
 
 Pins and needles 10,000 IB 
 
 Steel rods 5, 145 84 
 
 Wire 26.937 76 
 
 Woolen ch)th 313,686 28 
 
 Zinc 52, (.78 09 
 
 Total 464, 208 50 
 
 JAMES T. DU EOIS, 
 
 Conftul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR TIIK UNITED STATES. 
 
 93 
 
 BARMEN. 
 Six months dtiding June 30, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Braids, bi ndings, and trimniinga 
 
 Buttou.s and button stuffa 
 
 Drciss and jtiooo ;;ood.s : 
 
 f Jotton 
 
 Silk and silk mixed 
 
 Woolen and woolen mixed 
 
 Dye.s and cboniicals: Aniline, alizarine, &c. 
 
 Hatbands and ribbons 
 
 Metal goods: 
 
 Brass, bionzp, and fancy 
 
 Hardware and cutlery 
 
 Iron and steel 
 
 Provisions: Hams, sausages, &c 
 
 Various 
 
 Quarter end- i Same period Quarter end- Same period 
 ing March '• in precod- ing June in prei'od- 
 31, 1883r i ing year. 30, 1683. | iiig year. 
 
 $187, 124 18 
 112,318 45 
 
 83, fi84 53 
 200, .535 32 
 
 60, 145 .39 
 200, 9y0 31 
 
 8,0,34 37 
 186, 002 43 
 07,444 51 
 
 4, 135 65 
 13,105 07 
 
 $147, .340 78 
 
 39, 517 09 
 
 1.250 40 
 
 95, 201 79 
 
 22.5, 2.58 75 
 
 34, 223 58 
 
 253, 151 24 
 
 22.000 41 
 
 191, 302 55 
 
 102. 102 40 
 
 3, 204 44 
 
 4, 978 78 
 
 $166,341 02 
 117,656 84 
 
 $185, .379 44 
 51,048 40 
 
 .58, 3.58 43 
 240, 703 58 
 
 49, 679 22 
 148, 189 89 
 I 
 
 24, 095 65 I 
 
 133. 259 35 | 
 
 195, 391 45 1 
 
 2, 507 46 
 
 10, .305 15 
 
 Total 
 
 Total in preceding year. 
 
 Decrease . 
 
 1, 130, 480 21 ' 1, 179 058 91 
 1, 179,058 91 ! 
 
 1,146,608 04 
 1, 308, 822 28 
 
 130,491 40 
 
 341, 102 74 
 
 2.5, 553 28 
 
 221, 270 81 
 
 24.934 10 
 
 1.54, f'Og 65 
 
 162,091 19 
 
 8. 005 08 
 
 4,047 19 
 
 1, 308. 822 28 
 
 49, 178 70 
 
 162, 214 24 
 
 WOLFGANG SCHOENLE, 
 
 Consul. 
 COLOGNE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883 
 
 B(>ok.s and stationery $1, ;^51 43 
 
 Ohfiuicals I'J, tc' 64 
 
 Cbemicah apparatus 631 84 
 
 Cologne water 3, 441 62 
 
 Dvos and colors 1,000 33 
 
 Iron 6, Olhi 80 
 
 Leather 41,5r}l 90 
 
 Mineral water 63, 346 32 
 
 Porcelain and earthen ware 9, 697 58 
 
 Red lead 57,202 06 
 
 Silks, ribbons, and velvet 28, 685 27 
 
 Silk hair-nets 7, 9H9 45 
 
 Soap 9,96^i 70 
 
 Steel 57,087 79 
 
 Sundries 5,494 31 
 
 Trimmings 11,800 32 
 
 Wine : 13,638 84 
 
 Total 331,278 18 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Books and stationery $340 34 
 
 Chemicals l,7i;3 26 
 
 Chemical apparatus 231 42 
 
 Cologne water 2, 447 95 
 
 D ves and colors 695 31 
 
 Li-ather 36, 829 61 
 
 Ma(-hinery 3,716 54 
 
 Mineral water HI, 342 14 
 
 Porcelain and earthen ware 18, h37 U 
 
 Red lead 87,443 79 
 
 Silks, ribbons, and velvet 113,513 79 
 
 Silk hair-nets 5,590 36 
 
 Soai) 1,667 31 
 
 Steel 12^1,197 32 
 
 Sundries 11,966 96 
 
 Tiiiumiiigs 2,944 87 
 
 Wine, liquors, beer 30, 806 02 
 
 Total 559, 294 10 
 
 SAMUEL SPACKMAN, 
 
 Consul.
 
 94 
 
 CONTINENT OF EUEOPE. 
 
 CREFELD. 
 
 (See page 109.) 
 
 DUSSELDORF. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Quarter ending 
 June 30, 1883. 
 
 , Same period 
 
 in preceding 
 
 year. 
 
 Ammunition : Caps and cartridges 
 
 Ai tides of art: Oil paintings, ciiromos, &.c . ... 
 
 Books 
 
 Braids, bindings, and trimmings 
 
 Buttons and button stutFs 
 
 Dextrine and starch 
 
 Dress and piece goods: 
 
 Italian cloths . 
 
 Woolen and woolen mixed 
 
 Liquors : Wines, spirits, beer, &c 
 
 Metal goods : 
 
 Hardware and cutlery 
 
 Iron and steel 
 
 Machinery 
 
 Mineral water (natural) 
 
 Miscellaneous , 
 
 Porcelain 
 
 Ultiamarine blue and colors 
 
 Total 
 
 Total for same quarter in preceding year 
 
 Increase 
 
 $4, 117 22 
 
 4, 462 13 
 
 392 28 
 
 2, 826 56 
 
 3, 363 55 
 7, 606 46 
 
 13, 877 65 
 
 53,423 37 
 
 791 65 
 
 70, 661 27 
 
 227,231 16 
 
 875 46 
 
 2, 302 88 
 
 3, 765 44 
 815 71 
 
 13, 682 54 
 
 $10,090 .59 
 1, 587 47 
 
 8, 971 45 
 3, 553 26 
 
 153, 035 67 
 66 25 
 
 52,763 37 
 
 120, 652 35 
 
 982 97 
 
 6, 566 71 
 
 24,453 73 
 
 4, 824 20 
 
 410, 195 33 
 388, 148 02 
 
 22, 047 31 
 
 388, 148 02 
 
 WM. 
 
 D. WAMER, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 ELBERFELD. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Quarter ending 
 March 31, 1883. 
 
 Same period 
 
 in preceding 
 
 year. 
 
 Fraction of 
 
 qnarter ending 
 
 May 10, 1883. 
 
 
 $5, 602 78 
 5, 135 09 
 
 $16, 577 97 
 324 10 
 
 1, 250 40 
 90, 180 64 
 60, 253 18 
 15, 939 32 
 69, 529 84 
 14, 403 56 
 233 59 
 
 $1,297 54 
 223 80 
 
 
 Dress and piece goods : 
 
 
 
 64, 876 40 
 44, 352 48 
 23, 647 58 
 57, 181 41 
 7, 765 90 
 873 55 
 
 33 069 04 
 
 
 20.947 14 
 
 
 14, 5ri7 61 
 
 
 14,290 72 
 
 
 1,272 14 
 
 
 396 08 
 
 
 
 Total 
 
 209.435 19 
 268, 692 60 
 
 268, 692 60 
 
 86, 054 07 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 59, 257 41 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 EMILE HEYER, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Allnuris, books, and stationery ^8, 637 38 
 
 Agate ware 3, IW.''. 10 
 
 Coi)[K;r aii<l hrasH 2, LOG (iO 
 
 Clay (for pij.cH) 9,213 73 
 
 China, glaH.s, jiorcelain, and earthen ware 4, 988 53 
 
 Dyrs, drug.s, and chemicals 81,5.'i8 07 
 
 PhnhroidericH 1, 460 19 
 
 Fancy goodts and toyn 23, 623 43
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 95 
 
 Fan c.y paper 2, 389 f;i> 
 
 (ilasKwarc (hollow) I.'J.'jT 7i 
 
 Hattei'H f.ir 'il.VJO 92 
 
 Hiiro's hair 17,:")')'^ IS 
 
 Hair, prepared and raw 20, MiJ 5!^ 
 
 Iron 4sy 29 
 
 Lead and zinc :i<«'J 64 
 
 Leather, hides, and skins I4n,r,(;y 79 
 
 Leather ^'oods 12, lO-^ 17 
 
 Linen, wotden, and cotton goods Hf), 121 32 
 
 Maehinery and tools 5, 7G4 30 
 
 Mineral water 11, 175 IS 
 
 Mnsic, ninsical strings, and instrninents 2, 'M7 44 
 
 Oil j.aintiiigs 397 :i8 
 
 Platina wire and plate 13, 4^(5 27 
 
 Prunes, dried fruits, and nuts 37, r>9r) 2& 
 
 Seeds 1 , 944 (K) 
 
 Silk and silk goods 1,387 86 
 
 Slipiier fornis 2, 029 20 
 
 Soaps and perfumery 530 31 
 
 Steel (^manufactured) ^32 86 
 
 Sundries 2,770 31 
 
 Smokers' articles 7,675 88 
 
 "Wine and li(iuors. 16,788 40 
 
 Total : 543,978 95 
 
 Total for same quarter in 1882 584,395 89 
 
 Decrease 40,416 94 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883, 
 
 Alhums, books, photographs, &c §15, 462 21 
 
 Copper and brass 139 23 
 
 Clav (for pipes) 10, 301 16 
 
 Cloth 11,893 67 
 
 China, porcelain, and earthenware 19, 859 61 
 
 Dyes, drugs, and chemicals 67, 485 (J'S 
 
 Embroideries 1,518 49 
 
 Fancy goods and toys 80,015 55 
 
 Fancy paper '. 2, 099 22 
 
 Glassware (hollow) 3,275 94 
 
 Hatters' fur 21,429 75 
 
 Hares' hair 28, 22t; 86 
 
 Hair, prepared and raw 2G, r)22 70 
 
 lustrnments 246 36 
 
 Lead and zinc 40;i 34 
 
 Leather, hides, and skins 157,20'; 96 
 
 Leather goods 11, !^2ti 44 
 
 Linen, woolen, and cotton goods 4t'i. 793 93 
 
 Machinery and tools >', 4 12 02 
 
 Mineral water 54.338 42 
 
 Music, musical strings, and instruments 4,591 22 
 
 Oil paintings 342 13 
 
 Platina wire and plate •">. 850 71 
 
 Prunes, dried fruits, and nuts 7, >73 39 
 
 Silk, plush, and silk goods 6, 986 60 
 
 Smokers' articles 2:5^ 00 
 
 Slipper-forms 1< ', ''ii}'i 'i& 
 
 Soa |>s and perfumery L 435 18 
 
 Sundries ' 2,066 43 
 
 Wine, cherry jiiice, and liquors 42, 130 74 
 
 Total 651), 5H8 .55 
 
 Total for same quarter in 1 882 910, 156 61 
 
 Decrease 259, 618 06 
 
 FERDINAND YOGELER, 
 
 ConsuIGeneraL
 
 96 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 KEHL. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Books, stationery, printed engravings $6, 501 65 
 
 Clocks 357 75 
 
 Cotton good (mostly printed) 32, 310 10 
 
 Drugs, chemicals, paints, color 10, 445 55 
 
 Olassware, sucli as watch and spectacle glasses 13, 616 00 
 
 Hair nets 6, 997 75 
 
 Hides and leather 121,507 20 
 
 Machinery 14,132 10 
 
 Paper, fancy goods, buttons, papier-mach^ ware, &g 7, 265 65 
 
 Pasteboard goods 2,014 85 
 
 Pastries 2,225 70 
 
 Porcelain and stoneware 981 70 
 
 Silk goods, plushes, ribbons, &c 54, 806 45 
 
 Snufif 1,631 50 
 
 Straw hats 2, 903 20 
 
 Wine, beer, and brandies 804 95 
 
 Wire textures 530 50 
 
 Sundries 1,650 30 
 
 Total 280.682 90 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Books, stationery, printed engravings $8, 959 55 
 
 Cotton goods (mostly printed) 8, 147 40 
 
 Drugs, chemicals, paints, colors 37, 830 75 
 
 Olassware, such as watch and spectacle glasses 8, 881 50 
 
 Hair nets 4, 750 95 
 
 Hides and leather 90,546 80 
 
 Household goods 4, 480 47 
 
 Paper, fancy goods, buttons, papier-mach6 ware, &c 9, 027 85 
 
 Pasteboard goods 3, 04W 75 
 
 Pastries 1,472 75 
 
 Porcelain and stone ware 1, 587 34 
 
 Silk goods, plushes, ribbons, &c. .. . _ 52,698 15 
 
 Snuft . 1,623 49 
 
 Wine, beer, and brandies 746 00 
 
 Wire textures 606 35 
 
 Sundries - 2,372 90 
 
 • 
 
 Total 236,781 00 
 
 FEANK W. BALLOU, 
 
 Consul. 
 MANNHEIM. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Articles of art $1 , 062 00 
 
 Clocks an<l clock materials 9.52 00 
 
 Cotton dress-goods, velvets, and furnishings 3, 394 10 
 
 Drugs, chemicals, paints, oils, coloi-s, &c 429, 995 85 
 
 Glassware, plate and mirrors 456 90 
 
 Hoiiscliold goods 618 95 
 
 Land produce (),55 15 
 
 Leather, mostly calf, kid, and morocco 56, 016 35 
 
 Machinery, cutlery, and other hardware 2()7 05 
 
 Musica! instruments and works 77 00 
 
 Paper boxes and hangings 3, .5.56 65 
 
 Porcelain ware 131 10 
 
 Rags 4, 142 25 
 
 Snmkers' articles 1,787 45 
 
 Snutl, <!igars, and tobacco 223 75 
 
 Ston«!H 2, 2(i7 95 
 
 Wines and brandies 33. 0()7 10 
 
 Woolen and worsted cloths and clothing 118 55 
 
 Total 538.790 15
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 97 
 
 Quarter ending June 'AO, ISH'.i. 
 
 Asplialtuin $!>!, 2\2 80 
 
 Artif^les of art 1 6(5 95 
 
 Bed loiithers y, 7:\.\ 20 
 
 Clocks and clock materials 21(2 00 
 
 Cotton dress-goods, velvets, and furuisbings 19, (]{)7 Hr> 
 
 Drugs, chemicals, ]taintH, oils, &c !?«, r»()7 65 
 
 Empty i)etroleuni Itarrols 2h:{ 05 
 
 Goldwji re, ntostly jewelry 1,'-^51 ZO 
 
 Household goods ' 796 70 
 
 Land produce, fruits, pastries, preserved meats, cheese, &c 2,7:M 75 
 
 Leather, mostly calf, kid, and morocco 61, 741 h5 
 
 Machinery, cutlery, and other hardware 1,941 40 
 
 Musical iustruments and works 77:5 30 
 
 Paper ware 47:{ 50 
 
 Rags 2,5()7 55 
 
 Smokers' articles 4,lril 25 
 
 Stones. 177 45 
 
 Wines and brandies 9."), 90H 60 
 
 Woolen and worsted cloths and clothing 4,417 25 
 
 Total 396,81)8 10 
 
 WILLIAM KOSTER, Jr., 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 MAYENCE. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Wine and brandy $265, 131 32 
 
 Agate ware and imitation jewelry .57, 305 98 
 
 Leather 50,782 51 
 
 Chemicals .• 'M,029 98 
 
 Colors 1I,,S93 66 
 
 Portland cement 11, 748 14 
 
 Mineral water 10, .5J9 56 
 
 Glue 7,5^^3 98 
 
 Oil paintings 4,{il7 20 
 
 Isinglass 4. 337 55 
 
 Clay pipes 4, 145 81 
 
 Boneblack 2,446 58 
 
 Stoneware 2,010 12 
 
 Printed music 1,."j24 56 
 
 Cattle hair 1,508 17 
 
 Saws 788 80 
 
 Furniture 174 21 
 
 Tinfoil : 159 64 
 
 Quincaillerie 148 93 
 
 Wall paper •. 128 13 
 
 Beer 88 49 
 
 Total 470, H83 32 
 
 Total for quarter ending June 30, 1882 470, 446 50 
 
 Increase 436 82 
 
 JAS. HENRY SMITH, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 62 A— D E 7
 
 •98 
 
 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 MUNICH. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Munich. I Augsburg. 
 
 Artificial flowers 
 
 Books and music 
 
 Bronze powder 
 
 Chroiuos 
 
 Drv colors 
 
 Plik 
 
 Glass paintings 
 
 Glasswares 
 
 Gold, silver, and metal paper. 
 
 Lambskin jiloves 
 
 Lithojriapbic stones 
 
 ilathematical instruments. .. 
 
 Musical instruments 
 
 Oil paintings 
 
 Paper 
 
 Porcelain paintings 
 
 Photograplis 
 
 Shoes 
 
 Skins 
 
 Stained glass 
 
 StatnaTj- 
 
 Springs" files, and tools 
 
 Sundries 
 
 White cow hairs 
 
 Tobacco 
 
 Total 
 
 Total for corresponding quarter in year preceding . 
 
 Increase . 
 Decrease . 
 
 .$1, 246 98 
 
 1, 949 70 
 
 6, 285 75 
 
 374 11 
 
 393 95 
 
 1,442 04 
 
 1, 187 24 
 
 3, 378 76 
 
 20, 408 98 
 
 5, 057 97 
 
 958 11 
 
 55, 336 54 
 
 3,217 88 
 
 1, 758 82 
 511 34 
 
 7, 578 29 
 
 2, 625 45 
 1, 035 54 
 7, 354 58 
 
 522 74 
 
 779 71 
 467 84 
 
 123, 872 32 
 75, 748 60 
 
 48, 123 72 
 
 $4, 676 90 
 
 1, 561 00 
 1, 324 00 
 7, 350 80 
 
 1,227 00 
 2,647 90 
 
 4. 458 60 
 
 2,407 30 
 
 25, 653 50 
 27, 516 53 
 
 1, 863 03 
 
 JOSEPH W.- HARPER, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 NUREMBERG. 
 « 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Basket and basketware $50, 653 70 
 
 Beads and beadware 4, 387 40 
 
 Beer 10. '^96 10 
 
 Bronze powder and leaf metal 88, 32o 15 
 
 Buttons... 7,968 80 
 
 Colored and fancy paper 18, 767 75 
 
 Cotton, linen, and woolen goods 2*2, 819 80 
 
 Dfcalcoiiiania 21,663 :J.5 
 
 Drugs and medicines t 1, 649 .55 
 
 Gas-burners and lava gas-tips 8, 888 00 
 
 Hair pencils and brushes* 10,765 90 
 
 Lead pencils and lead in pieces 24, 360 25 
 
 Leonic ware 17, -298 30 
 
 Lithographic stones 25,216 90 
 
 Looking and window glass plates 375,428 60 
 
 Mathematical and physical instruments 9,224 70 
 
 Music wire '- H,800 45 
 
 Optical goods 1 11,165 30 
 
 Porcelain, glass and .stone ware 19,846 00 
 
 Slates and slate pencils 2, 803 60 
 
 Tapes! rv ;ind embroidery 1'^ 0.">6 90 
 
 Toys and fancy goods . .". 104, 494 30 
 
 Ultraninrine and other colors 7, 3-^0 5."> 
 
 Wine 3,985 60 
 
 Sundries 21, 408 95 
 
 Total 891.155 9«) 
 
 G. HENRY nORSTMANN, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. \)*^ 
 
 SONNEBERG. 
 
 Quarter tndiiuj March iJl, IHSIJ. 
 
 Baskets t >i 1, V^i, .'j-i 
 
 Brass laiiips 1 , 'Mlt 8<j 
 
 China goods %, 317 2:J 
 
 Dolls and othov toys 29, 143 10 
 
 Drugs ' * H34 13 
 
 Fancy eartbenvrare 1 , 247 04 
 
 Glassware 14 , 7 1 1 38 
 
 Guns 7, 3<JU 41 
 
 Hardware 4, S15 tiO 
 
 Hosiery (cotton) 145,517 01 
 
 Kid gloves 578 44 
 
 Li(|nors 2,577 42 
 
 Mineral water 3, 540 01 
 
 Miscel lancous 178 98 
 
 Musical instruments 5, ^iH> 08 
 
 Paints 2,0t;3 99 
 
 Papier-niaehd and faucv goods 5, 541 34 
 
 Barytes ' 800 4») 
 
 Seeds, plants, &c ^ 11,507 .8»J 
 
 Slate pencils 2, 089 81 
 
 Smokers' articles 1, 280 63 
 
 Wafi^rs 153 01 
 
 Total 341,001 ^1 
 
 Total for corresponding quarter last year :{15, 202 59 
 
 Increase 26, 039 22 
 
 Quarter ending June 30,1883. 
 
 Baskets 81, 400 10 
 
 Brass lamps 2, 110 43 
 
 China goods 320, 18*; 78 
 
 Dolls and other toys 200, .584 29 
 
 Drugs ■ 2,549 66 
 
 Fancy earthenware 2, 270 16 
 
 Glassware 1 3, 073 29 
 
 Guns 4,388 .57 
 
 Hard ware 2,217 84 
 
 Hosiery (cotton) 121, 383 87 
 
 Liquors 3, 100 13 
 
 Mineral water 3, 540 01 
 
 Miscellaneous Ill 96 
 
 Musical instruments 1. 579 50 
 
 Paints 7,528 81 
 
 Papier-mach6 and fancy goods . . 13, 296 .57 
 
 Barytes 423 76 
 
 Seeds, plants, »fec 415 76 
 
 Slate pencils 6, 778 79 
 
 Smokers' articles 1 , 520 94 
 
 Total 708,461 22 
 
 Total for corresponding quarter last year 605, 104 45 
 
 Increase 103, '.Mii] 77 
 
 GEORGE OKTELLI, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 The foregoing statement shows au increase of ^103,:i56.77 in declared exports to 
 the United States over that of the corresponding qiuirter of last year, and as com- 
 pared with the exports of ]>receding years, it shows that there has been a steady in- 
 crease of trade with the United States since the establishment of the consulate. 
 
 The prospe<t for the coming year is also encouraging. Many American buyers have 
 beeuL n town during the jiast few months, leaving fairly good orders. The manu- 
 facturers generally report a brisk demand ftu- their goods, and they are taxing thi'ir 
 ingenuity to improve present articles, invent novelties, and so be Able to supply the 
 manil'old wants of a large and widening uuirket. 
 
 GEORGE V. MOSHER. 
 
 Consul. 
 
 SONXEBERG, June 30, 1883.
 
 100 
 
 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 STUTTGART. 
 
 / (No returns.) 
 
 RECAPITULATION. 
 
 Exports to the United States from the district of the United States consulate-general at 
 Frankfnrt-on-the-Main, and the consulates subordinate thereto, during the quarter ended 
 June 30, lb83. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Aix-la-Cha- 
 pelle. 
 
 Barmen. 
 
 Cologne. 
 
 Crefeld. 
 
 Dusseldorf. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ....... 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Books, stationery, pbotographs, and 
 
 $8,682 20 
 
 
 
 
 $340 34 
 
 $15, 397 33 
 4, 283 16 
 
 $392 28 
 
 
 
 $117, 656 84 
 
 3, 363 55 
 
 
 
 
 
 Chiiia. glass, porcelain, stone, and 
 
 30, 449 25 
 
 
 18, 837 11 
 
 
 815 71 
 
 Cottiiu diess-goods, velvets, and fur- 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Cloth 
 
 313, 686 28 
 
 
 
 
 13, 877 65 
 
 
 
 2, 447 95 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Dyes, diuga, chemicals, &c 
 
 11,31548" 
 
 49, 679 22 
 24, 095 65 
 
 89, 862 36 
 
 5, 566 13 
 
 21, 289 00 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Glassware (hollow), watch crystals, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Gas-burners, lava gas-tips, brass 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 H itbanils and ribbons 
 
 
 148, 189 89 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 4, 732 51 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 36, 829 61 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 52, 678 09 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Linen, woolen, and cotton goodi. ... 
 
 
 240, 703 58 
 
 
 66, 913 31 
 
 53, 423 37 
 
 
 
 
 
 478 30 
 
 
 3, 716 54 
 111, 342 14 
 
 628 32 
 
 875 46 
 
 
 
 2, 302 88 
 
 Music, musical strings, and instru- 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 . 
 
 
 
 
 
 Oil p^iiutings and chromos 
 
 
 
 
 3, 541 28 
 
 4,462 13 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Pinue.s, dried fruits, nuts, land pro- 
 
 
 2, 567 46 
 328,650 80 
 
 
 
 
 
 io, 666 18 
 
 32. 083 60 
 
 
 
 
 R.iihv.iy tails, ironware, steel, cut- 
 
 
 75, 115 04 
 
 302, 009 65 
 
 
 
 Slatiis and slate, pencils ... 
 
 
 
 ::;::::;;■ 
 
 
 Silk, silk goods, velvets, ribbons, and 
 
 
 224, 699 45 
 
 1 
 
 122,049 02 988. ."590 61 
 
 2, 826 58 
 
 Sinnkeis' articles, snuff, cigars, and 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1,667 31 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 102 61 
 
 10, 365 15 
 
 12, 198 38 
 129, 197 32 
 
 377 48 
 
 3, 765 44 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 30, 806 02 
 
 5, 557 00 
 
 791 65 
 
 Wat('lH'K, clocks, and watchmen de- 
 tectors 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 " 
 
 
 Total 
 
 464 208 50 1 1<1R ton rn 1 fir,Q 9ai in 
 
 1 165 969 66 ^^f^ ^oa ^n 
 
 Total for corresponding quar- 
 ter in 1882 
 
 443,404 92 
 
 1, 308, 822 28 762, 677 88 
 
 1 658, 673 20 
 
 388, 148 02 
 
 IncreHse 
 
 20, 803 58 
 
 
 492, 703 54 
 
 22 047 31 
 
 Decrease 
 
 262, 214 24 
 
 202, 383 78 
 
 
 

 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 101 
 
 Exports to the United Statrx from the iliHlriid of the United States consulate-general at 
 Frankfort-on-the-Main, <Jc. — Continued. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Baskpts and basket ware 
 
 Brushes and h:iir pciu-ils 
 
 Brou/.p piiwdir and leaf metal 
 
 BeadH and bead ware 
 
 Books, utatidiiery, jihotonraphs, and 
 p.-vpei' ware 
 
 Butt HUB au<l button stuffs 
 
 Clay (for pipes) 
 
 China, <;lass. porcelain, stone, and 
 eart hen ware 
 
 Cotton dress-goods, yelvets.aad furn- 
 ishings 
 
 Corsets ... 
 
 Elberfeld." Frankfort. 
 
 Kehl. t 
 
 Mannheim. 
 
 Mayence. 
 
 $2, 010 73 
 
 $15,462 21 $8,959 55 
 
 $473 50 
 
 Cloth 
 
 Coloirno water. 
 Decalconjania 
 
 Dves. drugs, chemicals, -to 
 
 Fancy goods and toys 
 
 Fancy paper 
 
 Glass-plate, window and mirror glass . 
 Glassware (hollow), watch crj'stals, 
 
 sjK'Ctaclo glasses, &c 
 
 Gold, silver, and metal paper 
 
 Ga8-i)uiner8, lava gas-tips, brass 
 
 16, 581 86 
 
 10,301 16 
 19,859 61 
 
 1,587 34 $2,010 12 
 
 i 19,607 35 I 
 
 11, 893 67 
 
 67, 485 03 
 
 80,015 ."iS 
 
 2, 099 22 
 
 37, 830 75 
 9, 027 85 
 
 196. 810 45 i 67, 702 34 
 
 3, 275 94 I 8, 881 50 1 . 
 
 lanip.s . 
 
 Hatter's fur 
 
 Hatbands and ribbons 
 
 Hair, piepared and raw 
 
 Hare's liair 
 
 Instruments 
 
 Jewelry and precious stones 
 
 Kid iiloves 
 
 Lead pencils and lead for pencils 
 
 Leather, hides, and skins 
 
 Leather goods 
 
 Lea<l, zint!, and spelter 
 
 Leon ic ware 
 
 Linen, woolen, and cotton goods 
 
 Lithographic stones and materials. . . 
 
 MiU'.hinery 
 
 Mineral water 
 
 Music, musical strings, and instru- 
 ments 
 
 Optical goods 
 
 Oil paintings and chromes 
 
 Platina wire and plates 
 
 Prunes, dried fruits, nuts, land pro- 
 duce, (fee 
 
 Pins and needles 
 
 Railway rails, iron ware, steel, cut- 
 lery, &c 
 
 Seeds. ]>laiits. &c 
 
 Slates and .slate pencils 
 
 Silk, silk goods, velvets, ribbons, and 
 bniids, &c 
 
 Smoker's articles, snuff, cigars, and 
 tobacco . . 
 
 Soap, and perfumery 
 
 Statuary and sculpture 
 
 Sundries 
 
 Steel (manufactured) and bessemer.. 
 
 Tapestry and einbroidiTv ware, laces 
 
 Wine, brandy, beer, and liquor 
 
 Watches, clocks, and watchmen de- 
 tectors ..'. 
 
 18,087 59 
 
 21, 429 75 
 
 26, 622 70 
 
 28, 226 86 
 
 246 36 
 
 4, 750 95 
 
 157,206 96 
 
 11, 926 44 
 
 402 34 
 
 90, 546 80 
 
 76, 688 05 
 
 57, 162 19 : 8, 147 40 
 
 8,412 02 
 54, 338 42 
 
 4, 591 22 
 
 4, 417 25 
 1,941 '46' 
 
 773 30 
 
 342 13 
 
 6, 850 71 
 
 7, 873 39 1, 472 75 
 
 166 95 
 
 2, 739 75 
 
 45, 462 65 
 
 137, 594 28 
 
 238 00 
 1,435 18 
 
 52, 698 15 
 1, 623 49 
 
 4, 181 25 
 
 2, 066 43 ' 10, 508 47 
 
 6. 557 95 I 
 
 1,518 49 
 42, 130 74 
 
 1, 508 17 
 
 1, 251 50 57, 305 98 
 
 61, 741 85 I 50, 782 51 
 
 10, 329 36 
 1,524 56 
 
 4, 145 81 
 
 4, 948' 46 
 788 80 
 
 746 00 
 
 95, 903 60 265, 219 81 
 ■J92 0(1 
 
 Total 
 
 Total for corresponding quar- 
 
 296, 646 26 
 
 650, 538 55 
 910. 156 61 
 
 236, 781 00 
 
 396, 858 10 
 820, 903 05 
 
 470. 883 32 
 470, 446 50 
 
 
 
 
 'Increase 
 
 296,646 26 j. 
 
 "259,'6i8'66" 
 
 236.781 00 
 
 '"424.044' 95' 
 
 i 
 
 436 82 
 
 
 i 
 
 
 
 'Established May 10, 1883. 
 
 t Established July 18, 1882.
 
 102 
 
 CONTINENT OF EUROPE 
 
 Exports to the United States from the dMrici of the United States consiilate-f/eneral at 
 Frankfort-on-the-Main, ^-c. — Continued. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Munich. I Naremberg. 
 
 $30, 653 70 
 
 10, 765 90 
 
 88, 325 15 
 
 4, 387 40 
 
 Sonnebers 
 
 $1,400 10 
 
 Stuttgart. 
 
 Baskets and basket ware 1 
 
 Brushes and hair pencils 
 
 Bronze powder and leaf metal i $1, 949 70 
 
 Bt-ads and head ware '■ 
 
 Books, stationery, photographs, and ' 
 
 paper ware . . .". '• 8, 406 12 | $3, 662 62 
 
 Button and button stuffs 7, 968 80 , 500 00 
 
 Clay (for pipes) ^ 
 
 China, glass, porcelain, stone, and j 
 
 earthenware.... 2,51124 19, 846 00 333, 260 07 { 3,638 20 
 
 Cotton dress-goods, velvets, and furn- I i 
 
 ishings '< 
 
 Corsets \ ; i 106,908 95 
 
 Cloth I 
 
 Cologne water } | I 
 
 Decalcomania 21, 663 35 
 
 Dyes, drags, chemicals, &c ] 374 11 9, 030 10 
 
 Fancy goods and toys 104, 494 30 
 
 Fancy paper ". ' 18, 767 75 
 
 Glass-plate, window and mirror glass .1 | 375, 428 60 
 
 Glassware (hollow), watch crystals, | 
 
 spectacle glasses, &c ! j 
 
 Gold, silver, and metal paper j 10,729 56 ' 
 
 Gas-burners, lava gas-tips, brass I i 
 
 10, 078 47 
 216, 151 02 
 
 779 71 
 
 1, 227 00 
 
 lamps 
 
 Hatter's fur 
 
 Hatbands and ribbons 
 
 Hair. pre])ared and law 
 
 Hare's hair 
 
 Instruments 
 
 Jewelry and precious stones. 
 
 Kid gloves 
 
 Lead pencils and lead for pencils 
 
 Leather, hides, and skins 2, 625 45 
 
 Leather goods 27, 987 27 
 
 Lead. zinc, and spelter 
 
 Leonic ware 
 
 Linen, woolen, and cotton goods 
 
 Lithographic stones and materials. . . 5, 057 97 
 
 Machinery 4, 458 60 
 
 Mineral water 
 
 Music, musical strings, and in.stru- 
 
 menfs 3,606 01 
 
 Optical goods 
 
 Oil paintings and chromos 61, 622 29 
 
 Platina wire and plates 
 
 I'rnnes, dried fruits, nuts, land pro- 
 duce. &c 
 
 Pins and needles 
 
 Kailway rails, iron ware, steel, cut- 
 lery, itc 
 
 Seeds, plants, &c 1 
 
 Slate anrl .slate pencils ' 
 
 Silk, silk goods, velvets, ribbons, and j 
 braids, <fcc 
 
 Smoker's articles, snutT, cigars, and , 
 tobacco 467 84 
 
 Snaps and ])erfnmcry 
 
 Statnaiy and sculpture 7,354 58 
 
 Sundries 10,368 37 
 
 Sti-el (manufactured) .and bessemer 
 
 Tapestry and embroidery ware, laces 
 
 Wine, brandy, beer, and liquor 
 
 Watches, clocks, and watchmen de- t 
 tectors 
 
 8, 888 00 I 2, 110 43 
 
 9, 224 70 
 
 24. 360 25 
 
 17, 298 30 
 22, 819 80 
 25, 216 90 
 
 8, 800 45 
 11, 165 30 
 
 3, 540 01 
 1, 579 50 
 
 2, 803 60 
 
 6, 606 41 
 
 415 76 
 
 6, 778 79 
 
 1, 520 94 
 
 21, 408 95 
 
 13, 056 90 
 14,781 70 
 
 3, 100 13 
 
 24, 027 25 
 1, 147 82 
 
 423 76 2, 475 00 
 
 1, 246 71 
 
 121, 383 87 8, 412 88 
 
 3, 572 68 
 ""■728' 57" 
 
 40, 364 13 
 
 67 12 
 204 62 
 
 Total. 
 
 Ill 96 . 5, 606 01 
 
 1, 188 33 
 1, 289 62 
 
 ■.22 62 
 
 $.52, 053 80 
 10, 765 90 
 90,274 85 
 4, 387 40 
 
 61, 776 15 
 
 135, 783 08 
 
 10,301 16 
 
 432, 814 65 
 
 19,607 35 
 
 106, 908 95 
 
 339, 457 60 
 
 2, 447 95 
 
 21, 663 35 
 596,317 07 
 446, 247 67 
 
 20, 866 97 
 375, 428 60 
 
 12, 157 44 
 10, 729 56 
 
 10, 998 43 
 
 21, 429 75 
 166, 277 48 
 
 33,661 53 
 28, 226 86 
 10, 698 06 
 61, 4.56 24 
 4, 732 51 
 24, 360 25 
 
 400, 979 89 
 39, 913 71 
 53, 080 43 
 17,298 30 
 
 660, 071 70 
 30,274 87 
 20, 510 64 
 
 181, 853 01 
 
 24. 447 72 
 11, 105 30 
 75,480 55 
 
 6, 850 71 
 
 55, 017 48 
 10, 000 18 
 
 790, 134 50 
 
 620 38 
 
 9, 582 39 
 
 1,. 53.5, 444 67 
 
 12. 177 33 
 3, 102 49 
 
 7, 3.54 58 
 88, 600 76 
 
 129,986 12 
 
 15, 763 72 
 
 460, 326 27 
 
 2, 814 62 
 
 Total 149,525 82 
 
 Total for corresponding quarter 
 in 1882 103,265 13 
 
 891, 155 90 ' 708,461 22 207, 563 13 ! 7,754, 688 93 
 843,869 80 ' 605,104 45 ' 196,677 12 1 8,512,148 96 
 
 Increase 
 
 40 260 69 
 
 . 47,286 10 
 
 103, 356 77 
 
 10,886 01 1. 
 
 1 
 
 
 Decrease 
 
 
 757, 400 03 
 
 
 1 1 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 FEEUINAXD YOGELEK, 
 
 ConHvJ-GeneraL 
 Fkankfokton-'J'iik-Main, June 30, 1883.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 103 
 
 CONSULATE GENEKAL OF BEKLIN. 
 
 (The (listrift of tlic conHiilatt'-ycnenil of Berlin, emhracoH the followiujr consulate 
 (listricts and their agencies: Annaborg, Berlin, Bremen, and agencies at Geeste- 
 niiinde, Brenierhaven, Bralv£ andNordenlianiui, Breshtu, Brunswick, Chemnitz, Dres- 
 den; Hanihurg and agencies at Altoiia, Kiel, Liibeck, andKitzebiittel andCuxhaveu; 
 Leipsic and agency at Gera; Stettin and agencies at Dantzig au<l Kouigsberg.) 
 
 ANNABERG. 
 
 First quarter, 18S3. 
 
 Buttons and button covers .920, :$3v! 00 
 
 Dress trininiings U!:}, 780 00 
 
 Embroideries 41,:V2G 00 
 
 Kid gloves til, 410 00 
 
 Laces 2:'>, :J91 00 
 
 Musical goods '2'20,280 00 
 
 Sundries 2, 273 00 
 
 Total 5:52, 792 00 
 
 Total first quarter 1882 417,2r,l 00 
 
 Increase 11 .'>, r>41 UO 
 
 Second quarter, 1683. 
 
 Buttons and button goods '. 82t!, 918 00 
 
 Dress trimmings 314, 784 00 
 
 Embroideries 17, 679 00 
 
 Kid gloves 14,765 00 
 
 Laces 16, 236 00 
 
 Musical goods 150,014 00 
 
 Sundries 4,241 00 
 
 Total 544,637 00 
 
 Total for second quarter, 1882 203, 949 00 
 
 Increase 340,688 00 
 
 GEO. E. BULLOCK, 
 
 Consul. 
 BERLIN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Aocordeous i?17, 697 46 
 
 Albums. 42,205 63 
 
 Artilicial dowers 10, ,529 13 
 
 Basket and cane ware 2, 107 35 
 
 Books 2,809 15 
 
 Buttons 44,803 72 
 
 Chemicals (>(j, 737 80 
 
 China and glassware 2, 668 83 
 
 Chronios 1 , 871 09 
 
 Clothes, ready made 373, 178 24 
 
 Colors 3,001 78 
 
 Dress and piece goods : 
 
 Cotton and cotton mixed 14, 2U2 53 
 
 Silk and silk mixed 4,927 06 
 
 Linen and linen mixed 2(), 2(>3 90 
 
 Wool anil woolen mixed 124, (»80 30 
 
 Velvet and velvet mixed 6, 141 05 
 
 Embroideries l,3:{t) 8<J 
 
 Engravings 1, 049 85 
 
 Fancv goods, notions and tovs 50, 480 50 
 
 Gloves, leather, cotton, Ac.'. 71, 141 49 
 
 Glucose 5.440 83 
 
 Hunum hair 3,120 75
 
 104 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Instruments: 
 
 Musical $3,662 95 
 
 Scientific 8,230 73 
 
 Jewelry 409 67 
 
 Lamps'. 1,802 61 
 
 Leathers : 
 
 Manufactures of 7,258 40 
 
 Skins, hides 15,836 56 
 
 Liquors, malt and distilled 5 745 46 
 
 Lithographs and chromolithographs 738 16 
 
 Metal ware 10,170 36 
 
 Machines 575 12 
 
 Moldings 3,885 70 
 
 Paintings 13,827 80 
 
 Paper and manufactures of 7, 019 67 
 
 Photographs 1, 45S 27 
 
 Photo- and electroplates 335 15 
 
 Plushes 11,889 67 
 
 Rags, scrap paper, and scrap metal 21,777 90 
 
 Rennets 1,191 76 
 
 Trimmings 11,849 13 
 
 Worsted yarn, dyed 30, 598 64 
 
 Miscellaneous 23,966 23 
 
 Total 1,058,410 90 
 
 Total of preceding year, for corresponding quarter 1, 024, 419 98 
 
 Increase .• 33,990 92 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Accordeons $8, 891 59 
 
 Alahastcr 436 83 
 
 Albums . 149,638 56 
 
 Amber 680 85 
 
 Books 2,261 77 
 
 Buttons 34, 714 61 
 
 Bristles, bags, baskets 14, Oil 31 
 
 Chemicals 80,577 75 
 
 China, porcelain, &c 27, 344 59 
 
 Chromos 4, I9;i 56 
 
 Clothes, ready made 184, 762 41 
 
 Colors • 12,455 03 
 
 Dress and piece goods: 
 
 Cotton and cotton mixed 2, 284 11 
 
 Silk and silk mixed 17,577 11 
 
 Linen and linen mixed 8,455 58 
 
 Woo] aud woolen mixed 14*.{, 157 34 
 
 Velyet and yelyet mixed 61,843 18 
 
 Dress shields 1,358 92 
 
 Embroideries 3,756 43 
 
 PjUgra vings 2, 352 78 
 
 Fancy feathers 84, 824 .55 
 
 I'aucy goods, notions, &c 10, .583 26 
 
 Gloves of leather, silk, and cotton 55,414 82 
 
 Human hair 940 10 
 
 luHtrumeuts: 
 
 Musical ■ 8,238 12 
 
 Scientific 16,660 09 
 
 Jewelry 500 03 
 
 Lamps 3,048 80 
 
 Leather : 
 
 Manufactures 16, 14ri K") 
 
 Skins aud salted hides 20,553 2."> 
 
 Li«|U rs, rcunt^ts, aTid beet 11,661 27 
 
 LinN<^ed oil 213 96 
 
 Metals and manufactures of metals 29,421 39 
 
 Paintings 10,.5.")5 30 
 
 Pajtcr and niannfactures of pa/per 57, 637 49 
 
 Photographs 23, ,538 56 
 
 FluHhes 120,534 45
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 105 
 
 Rags and scrap inotals 5i29, 220 45 
 
 Trimniiiifijs 4,241 43 
 
 Worsted yarns, dyod and undyed Of), '.i^A 93 
 
 Miscellaneous .' 75,074 26 
 
 Total for qnarter ending Jnne 30, 1H83 1,310,441 46 
 
 Total for same quarter of preceding year 1, 0h7, 455 50 
 
 Increase 22i, 1>85 'M't 
 
 MARK S. BREWER, 
 
 Cunsul- General. 
 BREMEN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Apparatus and instruments .$9, 879 14 
 
 AsphiiKum 2, SOCi 85 
 
 Barrels, empty 210,679 27 
 
 Books, music, pictures, &c 19, 692 60 
 
 Drugs, i)aiut8, chemicals, «fec 45, 157 17 
 
 Glass, china, earthenware, «fec 45, 748 84 
 
 Metal.s, including old iron 33, 883 82 
 
 Miscellaneous 4, 684 55 
 
 Provisions, dried fruits, &c 25, 361 04 
 
 Rags and payer stock 12, 158 94 
 
 Tobacco and cigars '. . 94, 288 46 
 
 Willow, straw, and wooden ware 6, 641 39 
 
 Wines, liquors, beer, «fec 17,814 78 
 
 Woolen goods 9,426 47 
 
 Total 537,923 32 
 
 Total for same quarter 1882 691,860 53 
 
 Decrease 153, 937 21 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Apparatus and instruments §6,415 52 
 
 Barrels, empty 138, 052 37 
 
 Books, music, pictures, &c 25, 409 12 
 
 Drugs, ])aints, chemicals, &.c 39^208 36 
 
 Glass, china, earthenware, &c ;'. 1,894 00 
 
 Metals, &c 61,263 34 
 
 Miscellaneous 8,410 20 
 
 Provisions 21, 132 50 
 
 Rags 10,907 30 
 
 Tobacco and cigars 113,375 H 
 
 Willow, straw, and wooden ware 7, 042 66 
 
 Wine, liquors, beer, &c 35, 432 49 
 
 Woolen goods 7,700 97 
 
 Total .*. .526,243 94 
 
 Total for same quarter, 1882 v 367, 360 61 
 
 Increase 158, 8Ki 33 
 
 JOHN M. WILSON, 
 
 Coiuiul. 
 BREMERHAVEN-GEESTEMUNDE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Barrels, empty " $109, 289 06 
 
 Beer 5,1-5 14 
 
 Birds and animals 12, 071 44 
 
 Chirurgical instruments and chemicals 1, 931 80 
 
 Clay 4,874 88 
 
 Cotton, linen-mixed goods 7. 1.57 07 
 
 Color, dry 405 14 
 
 Effects, personal 233 33 
 
 Heath brooms 390 71
 
 106 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Kainit, crude $15,293 44 
 
 Miscellaneous 3, 1<W4 95 
 
 Muriate of potasli 16,814 04 
 
 Steel rods 161, -^28 52 
 
 Total 338,159 54 
 
 Same quarter last year 569, 834 79 
 
 Increase "231,675 25 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Beer in casks , $6, 232 54 
 
 Birds and animals (live) 5, 293 92 
 
 Brooms 605 81 
 
 Clay, raw and burnt 2, 046 55 
 
 Cotton and woolen mixed goods 7, ,')05 73 
 
 Chirurgical instruments and chemicals 11, 435 24 
 
 Drags 3,627 98 
 
 Glass, hollow 736 19 
 
 Iron ware 408 57 
 
 Miscellaneous 122 19 
 
 Steel rods, Bessemer 110,580 51 
 
 Rollers 1,776 77 
 
 Barrels, empty 100, 304 44 
 
 Total 250,676 44 
 
 Same quarter, 1882 343,065 60 
 
 Decrease 92,389 16 
 
 GERH. IHLDER, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 BRESLAU. 
 
 Quarter endiufi March 31, 1683. 
 
 Linen, lialf-Iiueu, and cotton goods $153,969 41 
 
 Woolen goods 3, 470 68 
 
 Leather gloves 70, 470 87 
 
 Glove leather 12,752 29 
 
 Fur liuings 1, 974 21 
 
 Porcelain ware 8,220 89 
 
 Glass ware 3,986 07 
 
 Sheet zinc 19, 759 60 
 
 Spelter 24,628 14 
 
 Tinfoil 1,047 40 
 
 Cherry -juice, liqueurs, &c 2, 7.58 88 
 
 Chemists' earthenware 238 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 700 85 
 
 Total 303,976 29 
 
 Quarter ending Jxine 30, 1883. 
 
 Linen, half-linen, and cotton goods $77, 733 80 
 
 Woolen goods 2,913 01 
 
 Leather gloves 31,579 16 
 
 Glove leather 12,433 31 
 
 Fur linings 2,102 97 
 
 Glassware 4,337 08 
 
 Porcelain and earthen ware 14, 937 90 
 
 Sheet zinc 7. 254 24 
 
 Sjudter 55, 657 10 
 
 Tinfoil 1,758 47 
 
 Toys 2, 5:!7 42 
 
 Cherry -juice 1, 770 36 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 502 46 
 
 Total 21(i,517 28 
 
 HENIIY DITHMAK. 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 107 
 BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Books, printed music S2, 678 00 
 
 Chemicals, dyes, ink, &c 33,398 O'i 
 
 Chicory A . 18, 8r)7 88 
 
 China, ghiss, and earthen ware 3, 901 (d 
 
 Feathers 1,510 18 
 
 Fruit juice 1 8, 210 94 
 
 Hosiery of cotton, silk, and wool 5>:!, H25 83 
 
 India-rubber jjoods H, 002 45 
 
 Leather ^hives 3(1, 770 53 
 
 Looking-glass plates 2, 054 29 
 
 Manure salt .'. 10(;,893 99 
 
 Metal ware, machinery 7, 401 70 
 
 Miscellaneous 3, 004 4o 
 
 Musical instruments 4, 3(W 40 
 
 Optical glasses 8, 001 50 
 
 Pai)er, manufactures of 2, 284 56 
 
 Portland cement 17,480 92 
 
 Prepared vegetables 1,.")50 83 
 
 Provisions 794 59 
 
 Rags 11,441 53 
 
 Raw skins 0, 541 89 
 
 Toys, fancy goods 17 , 841 62 
 
 Worsted yarn dyed 740 05 
 
 Total 340,288 54 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Books, printed music s7, 144 25 
 
 Chemicals, dyes, ink, &c 103,084 0.> 
 
 Chicory '. 23,770 25 
 
 China, glass, and earthen ware 12, 940 .52 
 
 Cotton velvets 12,081 31 
 
 Feathers 1, 1.53 Oi) 
 
 Fruit iuice 23, 007 9r5 
 
 Gelatine '.... 1.015 69 
 
 India-rubber goods <>, 098 69 
 
 Leather and leather gloves 24, IfA 92 
 
 Manure salt 180,899 74 
 
 Metal ware 29,304 74 
 
 Miscellaneous 4,659 19 
 
 Musical instruments 9,730 8S 
 
 Optical glasses 2, 740 91 
 
 Portland cement, asphalt 13, 579 51 
 
 Rags 12, 620 22 
 
 Raw beet sugar 12,731 82 
 
 Toys, fancy goods 47,207 40 
 
 Worsted yarn dyed 2, 353 62 
 
 Total 530,435 35 
 
 WILLIAM C. FOX, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 CHEMNITZ AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Glauchau. ) 
 
 CHEMNITZ. 
 
 Second quarter, 1882. 
 
 Chemicals >7 , 357 94 
 
 Cotton yarn 4, 305 59 
 
 Damasks 15, 507 88 
 
 Dress goods 122,176 40 
 
 Dress trimmings 19<>, 651 05
 
 108 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Embroideries $45, 580 13 
 
 Fancy goods 15, 502 31 
 
 Gloves, cotton 219,520 85 
 
 Gloves, kid.-. 62, 858 00 
 
 Gloves, silk 12, H71 90 
 
 Gloves, wool... 62,228 36 
 
 Hose, cotton 685,078 26 
 
 Hose, silk ^'^'^'P ''^ 
 
 Hose, wool 7, 173 65 
 
 Laces 27,623 98 
 
 Machinery - 1,443 59 
 
 Miscellaneous 147,022 11 
 
 Musical goods 175, 155 28 
 
 Toys 25,903 35 
 
 Total 1 , 840, 934 33 
 
 Second quarter, 1883. 
 
 Chemicals $5, 884 18 
 
 Cotton varn 3,530 52 
 
 Damasks 18, 863 64 
 
 Dress goods 66, 696 12 
 
 Embroideries 121, 053 65 
 
 Gloves, cotton 215,359 51 
 
 Gloves, silk 45,357 05 
 
 Gloves, wool 142,620 28 
 
 Hose, cotton 846,862 59 
 
 Hose, silk 30,952 89 
 
 Hose, wool 9,119 46 
 
 Machinery 3, 041 82 
 
 Miscellaneous 30, 201 57 
 
 Musical goods 14, 105 19 
 
 Toys 20,797 54 
 
 Total 1,574.446 01 
 
 Decrease 266,488 32 
 
 F. C. ZIMMERMAN, 
 
 Acting Consul. 
 GLAUCHAU AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Dress goods $187,739 00 
 
 Embroideries 34, 773 66 
 
 Fancy goods 942 3? 
 
 Gloves, cotton 8, 043 58 
 
 Gloves, kid 1, 289 60 
 
 Gloves, silk 963 16 
 
 Hosiery, cotton -■ 226, 847 64 
 
 Hosiery, silk 9, 072 75 
 
 Hosiery, wool 1 12 22 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 366 58 
 
 Total 471,150 56 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Dress goods $66,696 14 
 
 Embroideries 44,961 75 
 
 Gloves, cotton 462 50 
 
 Gloves, silk 24 56 
 
 Gloves, wool 1,408 40 
 
 Hose, cotton 102,112 20 
 
 Hose, silk 3,852 05 
 
 Hose, woo! 391 75 
 
 Miscellaneous 26 85 
 
 Total 219, 936 20 
 
 C. BORNGKABEK, 
 
 Consular Agent,
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 109 
 
 CREFELD AND AGENCY AT ESSEN. 
 
 Quarter | Quarter For the year For tho year 
 enuing June ■ ending June (ending .June ending June 
 30, 18«3. 30, 1882. , 30. 1883. 30, 1882. 
 
 Articles of art, oil paintings, &c 
 
 BraIdH, bindiugH, and triinniiugs 
 
 Buttons and button stiitTs 
 
 Canvas fur embroidery 
 
 Cotton goods 
 
 CliemicalH and dyes 
 
 Litjuors and wines 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 Plush goods 
 
 Plush and velvet goods (totals for year 1882). 
 
 Paper- ware and labels 
 
 Raw silk 
 
 Ribbons : 
 
 Velvet 
 
 All silk 
 
 Half silk 
 
 Silk goods , 
 
 Silk and cotton mixed goods 
 
 Steariue and tallow 
 
 Steel and iron machinery, wires, &c 
 
 Steel rails steel blooms, ibrgings, &c 
 
 Velvet goods 
 
 Woolen goods , 
 
 $3, 541 28 
 
 $9, 308 98 
 
 Total 
 
 Total during preceding year. 
 
 Increase . 
 Decrease . 
 
 4,283 16 
 377 48 
 
 4, 324 89 
 
 5, 566 13 
 5, 557 00 
 
 90, 286 29 
 'i5,397 33 
 
 12. 604 53 
 
 5, 063 91 
 
 29, 726 82 
 
 243, 558 42 
 
 $2, 507 33 
 561 64 
 
 1, 325 76 
 12, 532 04 
 
 4, 062 89 
 
 557,331 06 I 
 "l8,'845 31 i' 
 
 11, 925 65 
 
 1,045 82 
 
 15,303 34 
 
 50, 098 56 
 
 20, 161 65 
 
 272 73 
 
 880, 567 43 
 
 76, 635 37 
 
 3, 649 56 
 
 12, 
 
 22, 
 
 283, 
 
 509 47 
 387 41 
 372 20 
 
 628 32 
 
 75,115 04 
 
 607, 3.iO 64 
 
 62, 588 42 
 
 2, 
 423 
 313 
 
 482 02 
 232 60 
 973 91 
 
 69, 524 70 
 
 8, 176 55 
 
 24, 661 04 
 
 198, 320 52 
 
 1, 087, 565 61 
 
 $11, 789 72 
 
 987 14 
 
 14,848 43 
 
 45, 966 40 
 
 17,871 08 
 
 9. 391 90 
 
 404, 033 37 
 
 1, 819, 224 30 
 
 67.306 15 
 
 2, 235, 828 28 
 
 611, 131 81 
 
 2, 226 55 
 
 4. 848 57 
 
 6. 398 44 
 
 39.207 19 
 
 173, 387 37 
 
 1,152,482 77 
 
 9, i:^4 88 
 
 12, 435 98 
 
 1, 725, (j91 38 
 
 1, 165, 969 66 | I, 658, 673 20 
 1, 658, 673 20 j 
 
 492, 703 54 
 
 4, 746, 523 67 I 5, 512, 635 99 
 5,512,635 99 j 
 
 766, 112 32 
 
 The above returns include the exports from the agency at Essen, 
 which was established April 1, 1883. 
 
 J. S. POTTER, 
 
 Consul. 
 DRESDEN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Artificial flowers $2,487 91 
 
 Books I,3tt8 48 
 
 Ci<;arettes and tobacco 1,980 71 
 
 Drugs 12, -J 10 95 
 
 Fancy goods 4, OHO 94 
 
 Glass, porcelain, and china ware 41, 171 76 
 
 Laces and dress trimmings l,Hf<2 81 
 
 Linen and halt-linen goods 95,09') 33 
 
 Musical instruments and uuisic ware 4, ('81 55 
 
 Old metals - 2,709 23 
 
 Paintings and photographs !')05 75 
 
 Paper and paperware 1, f'19 70 
 
 Photographic paper 30, 3ti7 06 
 
 Straw plaits and straw goods 1,303 41 
 
 Watch movements 3, 387 93 
 
 Woolen goods 32,85(3 31 
 
 Miscellaneous 5,895 77 
 
 Total 243,151 60 
 
 iotal for the first quarter, 1882 26H, 151 36 
 
 Decrease 24, 999 67 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Artificial flowers .?138 04 
 
 Books •'-<!<■> 87 
 
 Cigarettes and tobacco 2, 728 61 
 
 Drugs 12, 348 85
 
 110 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Egg albumeu aud velks ^.. $'i, 074 96 
 
 Fancy goods ' 10,946 'i;J 
 
 Glass, porcelain, and china ware 69, 428 19 
 
 Laces and dress trimmings 3, 308 55 
 
 Linen aud half-linen goods 31, 736 4*2 
 
 Musical instruments and music ware 8, 192 13 
 
 Old metals 755 98 
 
 Paintings and jjhotographs 2, 890 43 
 
 Paper and paperware 7, 462 63 
 
 Photographic paper 43, 012 oU 
 
 Straw plaits and straw goods 1, 659 46 
 
 Watch movements 842 52 
 
 Woolen goods 15, 811 40 
 
 Miscellaneous 8, 293 59 
 
 Total 222,297 36 
 
 Total for the second quarter, 1882 190,153 11 
 
 Increase 32, 144 25 
 
 JOS. T. MASON, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 HAMBURG AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Altona, Kiel, Liibeck, and Ritzebuttel and Cuxhaveu.) 
 
 HAMBURG. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Baskets aud cane-ware, whipsticks, &c $54, 756 93 
 
 Beet, grape, and raw sugar 23, 482 64 
 
 Bristles, feathers, and horse-hair 78, 442 84 
 
 Canned meats and fish 1 , 666 69 
 
 Chemicals, drugs, dyes, paints, &c 181, 172 .54 
 
 China, earthen, and glass ware 27, 183 0!< 
 
 Cotton, and cotton-mixed goods 14, 846 38 
 
 Diamonds and jewelry 26, 845 73 
 
 Dried fruits aud vegetables 20, 582 50 
 
 Fancy goods, toys, and notions 10, 159 10 
 
 Grain, plants, and seeds 131 96 
 
 Human hair 8, 234 17 
 
 India and hard rubber goods 67, 312 90 
 
 Ivory and ivory goods 43, 890 10 
 
 Leather and other gloves 39, 338 58 
 
 Liquors, wines, and beer 28, 995 57 
 
 Manure salt 85, .522 43 
 
 Metal and metal ware 45, 478 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 7, 334 75 
 
 Musical instruments, parts 14, 628 04 
 
 Paper and manufactures of paper 3, 337 15 
 
 Percussion aud blasting caps 13, 887 21 
 
 Portland cement 1, 646 (^6 
 
 Raw hides, skins, and leather 25, 857 29 
 
 Rags, waste ])aper, old metal, &c 38, 536 32 
 
 Rennets, gjits, and bladders 13, 783 8:5 
 
 Tobacco and cigars 5, 412 76 
 
 Woolen and woolen-mixed goods 40,703 98 
 
 Zinc and spelter 16, 056 23 
 
 Total for qiiarter 839, 226 50 
 
 Total for same quarter in 1 Hl2 1, 250, 6.54 07 
 
 Decrease 311, 427 57 
 
 J. M. BAILEY, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. Ill 
 ALTONA AGENX'Y. 
 
 Quarter endiurj June 30, 1863. 
 
 Cbair caue 81 , 30«) :iO 
 
 Cotton, lineu, and woolen goods 3, "2^8 47 
 
 Drugs, dvcH, and cbeuiicals 'Z, 978 10 
 
 D'lxtiiut)' 10, 1100 40 
 
 Fish, meats, vegetableB, and salt 0, 335 25 
 
 Fruit and fruit juice 775 94 
 
 Glass, porcelaiu, and earthen ware "J, 771 50 
 
 Haircloth 339 GQ 
 
 Human hair and buffalo b^ir 10, 027 70 
 
 India and hard rubber goods 5, 845 94 
 
 Iron and steel 42,916 02 
 
 Manure salt 34,102 08 
 
 Natural-history specimens 3, 06G G3 
 
 "Machines 4,527 01 
 
 Printed books, paper, cards, chromes, and oil paintings 2, 764 15 
 
 Portland cement 18, 637 69 
 
 Kiif;s, waste paper, and other paper stock 13, 636 07 
 
 Rol lers for embroidery patterns 3, 990 78 
 
 Tobacco (raw) 2,253 00 
 
 Wild animals, birds, and snakes 7, 338 96 
 
 Zinc oxide 2, 370 71 
 
 Miscellaneous 2. 937 42 
 
 Total -• 133,110 44 
 
 PAUL MOLLER, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 KIEL AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Portland cement $70, 833 .53 
 
 Glazed paper 1, 296 00 
 
 Used household efifects (beds, clothes, pictures, &c.) 121 48 
 
 Total 72,251 01 
 
 AUGUST SARTORI, 
 
 ConsnJar Agent. 
 LtJBECK AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Household wares and furniture $426 13 
 
 J. MEYER, Jr., 
 
 Consiilar Agent. 
 
 LEIPSIC AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Gera.) 
 
 LEIPSIC. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Books >39, 107 26 
 
 Bristles 42.458 24 
 
 Cotton and linen goods 44. '."M 08 
 
 Drugs 11,-21 06 
 
 Essential oils 11,329 U3 
 
 Furs and skins 139, .507 76 
 
 Kid and lambskin gloves 189,466 91 
 
 Laces and trinunings 43, 348 88 
 
 Machinery and iron wjire 2. 323 83 
 
 Musical and other instruments 33, 772 84 
 
 Music 10,4:6 30
 
 112 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Newspapers 16,686 4S 
 
 Toys aud I'ancy ware 9, 120 00 
 
 Woolen goods 278,730 78 
 
 Miscellaneous 37, 191 31 
 
 Total 909,698 71 
 
 Corresponding quarter in preceding year 812, 9i')9 91 
 
 Increase 96,7:« rtO 
 
 FREDERICK NACHOD, 
 
 Vice and Acting Consul. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Books $43,804 7'> 
 
 Bristles 32, 043 70 
 
 Cotton and linen goods 40, 536 39 
 
 Drugs 9,949 60 
 
 Essential oils 22, 538 60 
 
 Furs and skins 20'), 446 16 
 
 Kid and lambskin gloves 68, 517 80 
 
 Laces and triuiniings 14, 561 l.S 
 
 Machinery aud iion ware 4,346 68 
 
 Musi(!al instruments 36, 482 04 
 
 Music 12,990 39 
 
 Newspapers , 15, 371 36 
 
 Tovs and fancy ware 18,-26 43 
 
 "Woolen goods 158,427 17 
 
 Half woolen goods 3, 302 72 
 
 Miscellaneous 44, 686 58 
 
 Total 793,831 52 
 
 O. Y. TOUSLEY, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 GERA AGENCY. 
 
 . Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Woolen dress goods $208,110 45 
 
 Musical instruments 18, 669 10 
 
 Leather yloves 35,547 37 
 
 Piano leather J. 5,646 79 
 
 Shoe findings 2,813 28 
 
 China ware 1,537 84 
 
 Diied flowers and grasses 2, 548 78 
 
 Seeds 548 85 
 
 Paints ■- 1,202 49 
 
 Miscellaneous 547 47 
 
 Total 277,172 42 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Woolen dress goods $85,940 05 
 
 Musical instruments 19,523 94 
 
 Lea I her gloves 14,757 31 
 
 Chiuaware 5,424 .58 
 
 Piano icMther 1,980 63 
 
 iJriefl na'ural flowers 1,510 21 
 
 Slw.e findings 1,439 86 
 
 Miscellaneous 2, 630 33 
 
 Total 133, 406 94 
 
 CHARLES NBUER, 
 
 Consular Agent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 113 
 STETTIN AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agcnciea: Daiitzic and Koiiigaberg.) 
 
 STETTIN. 
 
 Qnarter ending March 31, 1883, 
 
 Potash $4.')9 70 
 
 Colza-oil 1,423 29 
 
 Steel tile scrap 324 58 
 
 Cement ;'> 21 
 
 Hemp 2, 412 72 
 
 Rags 6,215 «2 
 
 Chemicals (ifi 63 
 
 Cherry -j trice 881 17 
 
 Amber goods 617 37 
 
 Total §12,405 49 
 
 GEO. F. LINCOLN, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Amber goods $2, 352 71 
 
 Cattle hair 459 47 
 
 Cement lu, 937 78 
 
 Cherry-juice 23,424 31 
 
 Clothes, ready made 142 41 
 
 Oil of bitter almonds 103 17 
 
 Rags ' 9,419 94 
 
 Scrap-iron 7, 735 00 
 
 Spelter 7, 794 00 
 
 Woolen goods 108 90 
 
 Zinc oxide 1,H75 61 
 
 Total 64,353 30 
 
 JULIUS DITTMER, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 DANTZIC AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Old rags $4,082 50 
 
 Petroleum barrels 2, 995 77 
 
 Wrought scrap-iron : 3, 014 00 
 
 Total 10,092 27 
 
 Corresponding quarter 1882 6, 703 35 
 
 Increase 3, 3p8 92 
 
 PETER COLLAS, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 KONIGSBERG AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Amber, raw $3,291 88 
 
 Bristles 11,207 77 
 
 Hemp 9,855 18 
 
 Metals 1,M6 H5 
 
 Rags 159,069 63 
 
 Seeds 17,500 70 
 
 Total 202.748 01 
 
 62 A— D E 8
 
 114 CONTINENT OF RUROPE. 
 
 QuartiT ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Amber, raw $1,545 75 
 
 Bristles 11,870 83 
 
 Fruit juice 4,092 87 
 
 Hemp 49,070 GO 
 
 Metals 113 94 
 
 Rags 116, 349 85 
 
 Seeds 1,067 35 
 
 Total 185,111 19 
 
 CONRAD H. GA.1)EKE, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 THE JVETHERI.ANDS. 
 
 AMSTERDAM. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Cacao butter $2,045 89 
 
 Diamonds * 66,550 01 
 
 Empty petroleum barrels 12, 061 08 
 
 Fish 2,481 97 
 
 Gums 7.257 92 
 
 Indigo 3,942 54 
 
 Potato flour 2, 454 29 
 
 Rags 6,829 38 
 
 Rubber 4, 142 48 
 
 Spices 3, 513 37 
 
 Sundries 6,584 09 
 
 Tobacco, Sumatra and Java 530, 437 22 
 
 Coflee 72,076 80 
 
 Giu and liqueurs 10,817 80 
 
 Hides 7,122 81 
 
 Vegetables 3, 745 50 
 
 Rice 22, 146 39 
 
 Seeds 8, 322 30 
 
 Tin 81,705 16 
 
 Total 854,237 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883., 
 
 Cattle $7,400 00 
 
 Coffee 78,749 96 
 
 Diamonds 68, 7 19 24 
 
 Empty petroleum barrels • 15, 808 16 
 
 Giu and liqueurs 18,297 67 
 
 GuiuH 10,713 20 
 
 India rubber 104,52(5 44 
 
 Rags 7, 754 00 
 
 Rice 37,445 09 
 
 Seeds 2,264 71 
 
 Spices ■ 24, 430 59 
 
 Sundries 15, 263 76 
 
 Tin ; 4,919 78 
 
 Tobacco 1,763,004 81 
 
 Total 2,159,297 41 
 
 D. ECICSTEIN, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 115 
 
 R O T T E'R D A M AND A G E N C I E S. 
 
 (Agencies: FliiHliing and Schiedam.) 
 
 ROTTERDAM. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Cfipsiiles 
 
 Cho«8o 
 
 C<>lleo 
 
 yi;ix 
 
 Gin 
 
 Glycerine 
 
 lli'iriiig 
 
 Hiilea 
 
 Iron 
 
 Muilder 
 
 ri<troleum barrels . 
 
 Pip. 8 
 
 IMauts 
 
 Hags 
 
 Kalians 
 
 Sour-krout 
 
 Tin 
 
 Tobacco 
 
 So.d 
 
 "VViiie 
 
 Others 
 
 Total . 
 
 January. 
 
 $430 (14 
 12, 430 09 
 
 1, 000 20 
 21, 364 01 
 
 5,401 88 
 8, t'72 86 
 4, 960 80 
 1,610 00 
 24, 309 78 
 
 2, 075 35 
 48, 976 84 
 
 346 60 
 
 306 00 
 
 2, 375 28 
 
 February. 
 
 March 
 
 21, 
 3, 
 
 25, 
 4, 
 
 
 
 iii; 
 
 14, 
 
 7, 
 
 $576 80 
 , 538 04 
 
 ,429 77 
 103 10 
 836 50 
 894 07 
 457 70 
 545 16 
 091 07 
 784 82 
 
 10, 232 25 
 
 4, 100 57 
 
 2, 172 80 
 
 834 08 
 
 330 00 
 
 997 20 
 
 400 00 
 , 458 60 
 ,230 28 
 
 572 80 
 
 3, 436 44 
 
 $143 70 i 
 
 4,262 80 i 
 
 18. 747 82 
 
 29,087 38 
 
 7, 180 57 
 
 9, 868 21 
 
 977 80 
 
 3, 090 01 
 
 2,542 18 
 
 2, 549 12 
 
 28, 987 62 
 
 492 20 
 
 570 56 
 
 4,620 00 
 
 280 12 
 
 "i," 562 98 
 
 197 42 
 
 640 00 
 
 62 80 
 
 112 00 
 
 151, 550 55 I 210, 353 35 115, 755 30 
 
 Total 
 
 $1,1.59 54 
 20, 230 94 
 19,754 08 
 79,881 16 
 15, 685 55 
 43,977 57 
 
 10, 832 77 
 7, 1.'57 77 
 
 139,307 12 
 
 18,716 44 
 
 85, 792 28 
 
 838 80 
 
 876 56 
 
 0, 992 48 
 
 280 12 
 
 400 00 
 
 13, 253 83 
 
 11, 328 27 
 3, 385 60 
 
 696 88 
 4,882 44 
 
 477, 659 20 
 
 JNO. F. WINTER, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 BELGIUM. 
 
 ANTWERP. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Bonlta 
 
 Bi-ans 
 
 Cattle 
 
 Cement 
 
 Colors 
 
 Chicory 
 
 Church ornaments 
 
 Drugs 
 
 Extract of meat 
 
 Furniture and objects of art . 
 
 Gelatine 
 
 Hides and skins 
 
 Horses 
 
 Iron beams 
 
 Iron nails 
 
 Lap robes 
 
 Oil 
 
 Paper and parchment 
 
 Pictures 
 
 Rags 
 
 Kope 
 
 Sand 
 
 Strel crop ends 
 
 Steel rods 
 
 Steel wire 
 
 Stone 
 
 Sugar 
 
 Textile fabrics 
 
 Wax 
 
 "Willows 
 Window srlass 
 Wine and gin. 
 Sundries 
 
 January. 
 
 February. 
 
 $214 09 
 3, 028 40 
 
 42 
 
 3, 643 24 
 
 270 60 
 
 713 87 
 
 3, 431 42 
 19, 289 03 
 
 11.121 35 
 1,621 20 
 8, 516 13 
 
 1, 306 00 
 
 20,381 29 
 
 230 06 
 
 752 86 
 
 18, 943 49 
 
 March. 
 
 $1,737 00 
 1, 042 75 
 1, 040 80 I 
 269 56 
 832 26 I 
 17, 54C 18 I 
 346 44 
 
 10, 16T 35 
 
 3, 670 37 
 
 27, 164 22 
 
 4, 321 65 
 
 3, 336 97 
 
 734 60 
 
 321 96 
 
 1, 675 05 
 
 3, 597 19 
 
 108 98 
 
 2, 008 88 j 
 
 6, 257 83 1 
 
 787 45 
 
 8, 545 30 
 1,536 09 
 5, 497 45 
 
 3, 780 73 
 5,651 62 
 
 300. 700 49 
 
 728 92 
 7, 589 43 
 11, 390 54 
 
 286 61 
 
 16, 596 99 
 
 408. 852 09 
 
 12, 290 08 
 
 16, 191 45 
 
 626 48 
 
 416, 001 74 
 16,011 51 
 13,718 71 
 
 Total. 
 
 11, 208 39 
 
 530 75 I 
 
 1, 307 74 
 
 530 75 
 
 10, 652 90 
 
 89 47 
 
 1,898 57 
 
 9,923 16 
 
 6, 988 03 
 
 646 55 
 
 " 128' or.' 
 
 1, 742 37 
 
 16, 
 1, 125. 
 
 28. 
 
 30, 
 7, 
 
 32, 
 6, 
 1, 
 
 10, 
 
 040 51 
 628 40 
 643 24 
 737 00 
 042 75 
 025 27 
 269 56 
 570 28 
 
 216 50 
 576 50 
 752 86 
 229 06 
 621 20 
 228 78 
 536 09 
 765 01 
 108 98 
 111 26 
 240 42 
 522 05 
 321 96 
 
 588 14 
 596 99 
 554 32 
 301 59 
 639 08 
 
 589 43 
 522 09 
 988 03 
 708 05 
 652 96 
 
 217 52 
 948 68 
 
 Total . 
 
 384,400 69 548,322 87 540,777 00 1, 473, .^.00 56
 
 ire 
 
 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 Quarter ending June 'AO, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 April. 
 
 May. 
 
 JuDe. 
 
 TotaL 
 
 Books 
 
 Brimstone ... 
 
 Cattle , 
 
 Camel's hair . 
 
 Cement 
 
 Chicory 
 
 Coals 
 
 Crockery 
 
 Drugs 
 
 Extract of meat 
 
 Furniture and objects of art . 
 
 Glue 
 
 Glycerine 
 
 Gum 
 
 Hides and skins 
 
 . Horses 
 
 Iron beams 
 
 Iron rods 
 
 Iron scrap 
 
 Lap robes 
 
 Liqueurs 
 
 Paper and parchment 
 
 Pictures 
 
 Potato flour 
 
 Steel bar 
 
 Steel crop ends 
 
 Steel rods 
 
 Steel wire 
 
 Stone 
 
 Textile fabrics 
 
 Tobacco 
 
 Wax 
 
 Willows 
 
 Window glass 
 
 Wine rtnd gin 
 
 Wire nails 
 
 Wool 
 
 Woolen goods 
 
 Sundries 
 
 Total 
 
 $1, 737 00 
 
 1, 242 44 
 1, 580 05 
 9, 429 15 
 
 15, 250 90 
 1, 092 05 
 6, 6U7 16 
 
 1, 737 00 
 8,731 58 
 
 2, 987 05 
 
 865 99 
 1,913 11 
 2, 632 52 
 
 616, 269 89 
 
 14,242 17 
 
 682 16 
 
 1, 479 90 
 201 40 
 
 2, 645 74 
 
 14, 018 11 
 
 983 18 
 
 2, 723 45 
 
 1, Oil 37 
 
 $395 04 
 
 11,724 75 
 1, 627 48 
 5, 203 49 
 
 3, 521 47 
 7, 076 45 
 
 12, 462 
 
 821 83 
 
 572 44 
 
 1,206 11 
 
 4, 551 13 
 
 232 42 
 
 8,040 99 
 
 295.918 19 
 
 12, 351 51 
 
 3, 090 91 
 
 1, 097 86 
 
 2, 677 40 
 350 17 
 204 18 
 293 00 
 
 $330 84 
 4, 946 02 
 16.791 00 
 
 9, 889 76 
 2, 867 06 
 2, 526 96 
 
 954 18 
 
 10, 240 33 
 
 1, 090 85 
 
 741 99 
 
 26, 103 83 
 2, 431 80 
 11, 538 12 
 
 13, 413 43 
 294 97 
 
 5, 123 99 
 9, 854 58 
 3, 133 06 
 
 899 77 
 1, 773 75 
 
 2, 077 16 
 
 21, 239 84 
 
 469 05 
 
 414 40 
 
 4,2.33 39 
 13, 135 52 
 
 311,971 67 
 10, 020 75 
 
 710, 063 37 1 379, 538 95 I 488, 508 07 
 
 $725 
 4, 946 
 
 28, 515 
 1,627 
 6,940 
 9,88» 
 2,867 
 3,769 
 6,055 
 
 26, 745 
 
 1,090 
 
 741 
 
 15, 250 
 1,092 
 
 38,830 
 4,168 
 
 32, 732 
 2.987 
 
 13,413 
 
 1,116 
 
 572 
 
 7,196 
 
 16,318 
 
 5,765 
 
 232 
 
 8,040 
 
 1,224,159 
 
 36, 614 
 682 
 5,470 
 1,975 
 2,645 
 2,077 
 
 36, 3a5 
 
 1, 452 
 
 5,815 
 
 3.50 
 
 4,437 
 
 14. 439 
 
 1,578,110 39 
 
 JOHN H. STEUART, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 BRUSSELS AND AGENCY, 
 
 (Agency: Charleroi.) 
 
 BRUSSELS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Francs. 
 
 Lace goods 324,0(54 94 
 
 Rabbit-skins and hatters' furs • 263, 073 27 
 
 Linen goods 243, 21(3 04 
 
 Gloves 227. 542 14 
 
 Hops 21(3,474 40 
 
 Plate glass 210, 187 33 
 
 Corsets 10(3,844 85 
 
 Vegetable fi ber Rl , 044 25 
 
 Tin, in sheet and foil 41,(507 73 
 
 Aiiiinn', (■r)IorH 40.1.'-)3 99 
 
 Woolen goods 35, 883 40 
 
 Sat i n go.ids 16, 890 25 
 
 Paintings 13, 538 00 
 
 Harness and leather goods 23, 015 75 
 
 Miscellaneous goods 10,564 30 
 
 Total Brussels 1, 914, 800 64
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UI^ITED STATES. 117 
 
 Fraucs. 
 Cbarh'ioi : 
 
 Win do w {rhiHH 2, 073, 905 83 
 
 Plate glaas iJol , :{20 77 
 
 Iron :}2,410 47 
 
 Total 4,372,4:57 71 
 
 Total $843,880 48 
 
 AUG. SNEYERS, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Francs. 
 
 Rabbit-skins and hatters' fnrs 711, 145 64 
 
 Plate and window glass 456, 1)04 49 
 
 Lace goods 3yi,0()9 23 
 
 Linen goods 194, 922 49 
 
 Gloves 14(i,?<87 27 
 
 Corsets ll'», 639 H5 
 
 Oil ])aiiitings 79, 546 68 
 
 Woolen goods 64,942 82 
 
 A\igetable liber 54,313 80 
 
 Tin, in sheet and foil 47,083 84 
 
 Scrai> iron 43, 618 28 
 
 Satin goods 15. t>07 70 
 
 Wines 17,305 05 
 
 Aniline 16,517 37 
 
 Miscellaneous goods 17, 400 20 
 
 Total Brnssels 2,367,904 71 
 
 Charleroi : 
 
 Window glass 1, 932, 102 77 
 
 Plateglass 179,871 64 
 
 Glassware 1 243 84 
 
 Iron -. 2,233 90 
 
 Total 4,483,356 86 
 
 Total $865,294 47 
 
 ADOLPH STEIN, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 CHARLEROI AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Francs. 
 
 Window glass 2, 073, 9u5 83 
 
 Plate glass 351,320 77 
 
 Iron 32, 4 10 47 
 
 Total 2,457,637 07 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Francs. 
 
 Window glass 1 , 932, 102 77 
 
 Plate glass 179,871 64 
 
 Glassware 1, 243 84 
 
 Iron 2, 233 90 
 
 Total 2, 115,452 15 
 
 CH. VANDEK ELST, 
 
 Consular Ayent.
 
 118 CQNTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 GHENT AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Ostend.) 
 
 GHENT. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Bristles $2, 615 30 
 
 Chicory 1,160 71 
 
 Flax 2,560 00 
 
 Human hair 826 48 
 
 Liquors 353 68 
 
 Manufactured goods 8, 490 46 
 
 Paper bags 50 64 
 
 Rabbit hair and skins 85, 952 84 
 
 Eags 25,343 76 
 
 Ultramarine blue 330 00 
 
 Total 127,683 87 
 
 Quartet' ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Chicory $4,171 12 
 
 Flax 1,695 00 
 
 Manufactured goods 1, 340 94 
 
 Plants 85 04 
 
 Rabbit hair and skins 143, 145 66 
 
 Rags, ropes, and paper stock ^. 22, 840 94 
 
 Total 173,278 70 
 
 ALFEED LEFEBVRE, 
 
 ViceConsiil. 
 OSTEND AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Photographic glass $96 50 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Marble works $500 00 
 
 A. J. IS^EUTS, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 THE UNITED KIIVODOI?!. 
 
 BIRMINGHAM AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Redditch, Kidderminster, and Wolverhampton.) 
 
 BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Anvils and vises $30, .537 87 
 
 Buttons, Hliell,&c 77,334 48 
 
 Boot nialcrials 4,095 69 
 
 Chains, Ixx-.s, and scythes 14, 433 .59 
 
 Chemicals and phos])liorus 43, 752 HO 
 
 Fancy goods and jewelrv 72, 548 69 
 
 Glass, porcelain, &c.... I ,50,801 64 
 
 Guns and materials 139, 106 30 
 
 Hardwani, cutlery, steel, and iron 191, 107 76 
 
 Metal for sh. iifhing, &,c 40,889 55 
 
 Nifk.'.l and cobalt 349 78 
 
 Pens and tips 30,683 40 
 
 Saddlery and skins 38,415 87 
 
 Sundries 2,002 90 
 
 Total for Birmingham 736,058 32
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 119 
 
 nEDDITCH AGENCY. 
 
 Needles, fishing-tackle, &c §ilO:j, 87(5 82 
 
 KIDDERMINSTER AGENCY. 
 
 Salted skins, chamois, &,c §105, 353 73 
 
 Car])otH and nigs 45, :}<!4 10 
 
 China and glass l(i. 740 IH 
 
 Hardware t>,233 08 
 
 Sauce 5,310 56 
 
 Linen yarn 5, 115 76 
 
 Tin i>lates 1,673 83 
 
 Sundries 3,849 00 
 
 ■ Total for Kiddermiuster 189,600 24 
 
 WOLVERHAMPTON AGENCY. 
 
 Cotton ties, &c $60, 692 32 
 
 Iron sheets, roofing, &c 27, ()61 68 
 
 Ti ies, pottery, &c , 5, 739 38 
 
 Hardware 1,427 35 
 
 Glue 2,562 21 
 
 Cloth remnants 133 82 
 
 98,216 76 
 
 Total for Birmingham and district .i^ . . . 1, 127, 752 14 
 
 Total for corresponding quarter, 1882 1, 118, 944 33 
 
 Increase 8, 807 81 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 AuviJs and vises $16, 476 16 
 
 Buttons, shell, &,g 72, 427 44 
 
 Boot nuiterials 6,707 91 
 
 Chains, hoes, and scythes 15, 114 73 
 
 Chemicals and jjliosphorus 44,916 68 
 
 Fancy goods and jewelry 78, 099 68 
 
 Gla^8, ])orcelain, &.c ,50,646 42 
 
 Guns and materials .• 210,171 75 
 
 Hardware, cutlery, steel, and iron 256,244 67 
 
 Metal for sheathing, ifec 20,991 00 
 
 Nickel and cobalt 9, 003 15 
 
 Pens and tips 28, 220 97 
 
 Saddlery and skins 36, 835 27 
 
 Sundries 11, "92 35 
 
 Total for Birmingham t<57,748 18 
 
 REDDITCH AGENCY. 
 
 Needles, fish-hooks, tackle, &g $78,360 30 
 
 KIDDERMINSTER AGENCY. 
 
 Salted skins and chamois $8.8, 279 81 
 
 China and glass ware 28, 257 33 
 
 Sauce 6,195 65 
 
 Linen yarn ^, 123 94 
 
 Carpets and rugs 2, 650 37 
 
 Sundries 2,226 56 
 
 Total for Kidderminster 132,733 66 
 
 WOLVERHAMPTON AGENCY. 
 
 Sheet iron, tin sheets iron, &c S:^2, 852 18 
 
 Cotton ties 61,991 79 
 
 Tiles <>,n9 99 
 
 Glue ~,o98 84
 
 120 
 
 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Hardware $1,825 65 
 
 Machiuery 992 14 
 
 Opticals ir.6 72 
 
 Total 111,537 31 
 
 Total tor Birmiugbam aud district 1, 1-0,379 45 
 
 Total for correspoudiug quarter, 1882 1,257, 801 82 
 
 Decrease 77,422 37 
 
 WILSON KIFG, 
 
 Consul. 
 BRADFORD. 
 
 Quai-ter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Buttons 
 
 Camel's hair .. 
 Card clothlug . 
 Carpets . 
 
 Chemicals 
 
 ('otti'U goods.. 
 Cow hair 
 
 Dama.sks 
 
 Elastic web... 
 
 Hair cloth 
 
 Iron and steel. 
 Leatlier 
 
 Macbiuery 
 
 Miscellaueons 
 
 Mohair (goat's hair) , 
 Nails 
 
 Oil 
 
 Paper 
 
 Reeds and bealds. 
 
 Salted skins 
 
 Shawls 
 
 Silk goods 
 
 Stnfts 
 
 Waste 
 
 Wool 
 
 Woolen goods 
 
 Worsted coatings 
 Yarns 
 
 $89 54 
 
 14, 08» 29 
 
 7, 159 53 
 
 45,942 82 
 
 5, 348 54 
 
 1, 314 52 
 
 1, 190 55 
 
 367 36 
 
 252 81 
 
 33, 669 94 
 
 11,642 76 
 
 6, 129 77 
 
 43, 732 21 
 
 282 99 
 
 7, 408 29 
 
 8,232 92 
 
 384 01 
 
 1,761 49 
 
 487 86 
 
 15,409 55 
 
 465 90 
 
 24,480 87 
 
 1,519,831 33 
 
 109.338 15 
 
 347, 039 29 
 
 46,676 22 
 
 215,074 78 
 
 19,339 00 
 
 Total 2,487,141 29 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Carpets and rugs. 
 
 Camel's bair 
 
 Card clothing 
 
 Cotton goods 
 
 Chemicals 
 
 Damasks, «fec 
 
 Hair cloth 
 
 Iron and steel 
 
 Leatlier 
 
 MisiHiUaneons 
 
 Machinery 
 
 Mohair (goat's hair). 
 Nails 
 
 Paper 
 
 Reeds and healds 
 
 Salted skins 
 
 Shawls 
 
 5, 
 
 '. 
 
 12. 
 
 5, 
 
 2. 
 
 27, 
 
 22, 
 
 7, 
 
 70, 
 
 10, 
 
 4, 
 
 Silk waste /, 
 
 Spun Hilk, silk yarn, &c 18, 
 
 Stiifls (principally coat and sleeve linings) 304, 
 
 Wool 154, 
 
 863 
 739 
 396 
 164 
 830 
 625 
 217 
 397 
 058 
 792 
 0(57 
 988 
 20(5 
 778 
 .575 
 442 
 332 
 199 
 343 
 499 
 976 
 
 68 
 03 
 08 
 30 
 86 
 38 
 38 
 06 
 49 
 40 
 64 
 63 
 82 
 76 
 71 
 73 
 82 
 71 
 .•SO 
 89 
 12
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 121 
 
 Woolen goodH S-^4,429 60 
 
 Worsted coatings 254, 240 «8 
 
 Waste 71,:i7r) 65 
 
 Yarn 34, 9-.il 60 
 
 Total 2,126,464 82 
 
 WILLIAM F. GRINNELL, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 BRISTOL. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Books $973 2H 
 
 Cloths 4,555 54 
 
 Cnrrants 2, (-01 30 
 
 Chemicals 9,7(i4 16 
 
 Cocoa 3,109 89 
 
 Cordage f.79 29 
 
 Calf-skins 2,57H 58 
 
 Fihh lines 1,192 39 
 
 Floorcloth 1,211 54 
 
 Glue 4,439 41 
 
 Hides 4, 160 21 
 
 Iron (scrap) 7 6,813 10 
 
 Iron (oxide) 835 64 
 
 Paper stock 3, 359 90 
 
 Sausage casings 673 40 
 
 Miscellaneous ."187 43 
 
 Total 47,575 06 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Books $2,912 00 
 
 Bricks 2, 190 11 
 
 Chocolate 6, 804 23 
 
 Chemicals : 6,9.'.0 00 
 
 Cordage 744 38 
 
 Earthenware 568 75 
 
 Floorcloths 1,210 95 
 
 Paper stock 2,173 73 
 
 Tin plates , 8,307 14 
 
 Wines 313 75 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 391 29 
 
 Total 33,566 38 
 
 LOREN A. LATHROP, 
 
 Cons^tl. 
 
 FALMOUTH AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Scilly Islands.) 
 
 FAL>IOUTH. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 2,035 tons China clay .•Jie.SOa 59 
 
 Quarter ending JuneZO, 1883. 
 
 1,100 tons China clay $9, 100 25 
 
 HOWARD FOX, 
 
 Consul.
 
 122 CONTINENT OF EUEOPE. 
 
 GLOUCESTER. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Machinery and ironware - $4,731 30 
 
 Rose trees, ifec 158 08 
 
 Salt 4,879 68 
 
 Tin plates 18, 305 38 
 
 Woolen goods 19,223 54 
 
 Miscellaneous 169 38 
 
 Total 47,467 36 
 
 JOHN DAVIES, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 HULL. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Ale $38,862 54 
 
 Black salts 12.107 22 
 
 Bristles 2,412 68 
 
 Cliff stone 2,771 72 
 
 Cattle hair 12. 949 20 
 
 Coals 2,193 30 
 
 Colors 13,823 85 
 
 Calf-skins 9,608 20 
 
 Crude phenyl acid 1, 792 52 
 
 Electroplate 138 58 
 
 Grease 1,398 38 
 
 Jet 44 98 
 
 Leather 1,353 84 
 
 Manure salts 732 86 
 
 Music 127 30 
 
 Paper stock 2,273 18 
 
 Soap stock 946 14 
 
 Washing blue 340 82 
 
 Total 103,877 31 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Ale and beer $27,009 28 
 
 Black salts 15,042 96 
 
 Bristles 4,183 26 
 
 Cattle and cow hair 10, 060 66 
 
 Clothing 52 42 
 
 Cliff Htone 506 50 
 
 Chemical salts 1,275 00 
 
 Colors 29, 757 14 
 
 Ginger ale 297 34 
 
 Grease 695 50 
 
 n.'iiip 1,271 26 
 
 Marhincrv - 12, 546 08 
 
 Taper Htock 1,009 32 
 
 Soap stock 724 36 
 
 Show cards 695 58 
 
 Skins 5,447 62 
 
 110,574 28 
 
 EDWARD HOWARD, 
 
 Commercial Agent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 123 
 LEEDS AND AGENCY. 
 <" Agency : HuddersGeld.) 
 LEEDS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Almanacs $405 68 
 
 Bri.ks 7, 1'JU 58 
 
 Bunflles, bars, and steel tires '>, 1(45 26 
 
 Burners (gas) 1,016 '24 
 
 Car|)et wool, cattle hair, and noils 26, 332 90 
 
 Chemicals 17, 628 92 
 
 Clotlis (union and wool) 20,761 32 
 
 Earthenware 4,531 70 
 
 Ecouomizera 9, 610 00 
 
 Grease 1,123 24 
 
 Hardware 100 00 
 
 Instruments (astronomical) 583 84 
 
 Leather 6,030 72 
 
 Linens 17,234 50 
 
 Machinery 22, 624 08 
 
 Oil (sod) 815 70 
 
 Pitch 4,583 52 
 
 Pins (round and flat) 213 00 
 
 Protectors ( boot) 45 58 
 
 Plough 1,085 24 
 
 Skins 19,632 46 
 
 Sundries 4, 707 66 
 
 Steam hammer 6, 179 66 
 
 Thread 10,132 88 
 
 Thread and varn 28, 377 84 
 
 Teazles ....' 192 76 
 
 Twines 761 76 
 
 Woolens 58,808 94 
 
 Worsteds 65,3(18 48 
 
 Worsteds and woolens 2, 610 48 
 
 Whetstones 837 24 
 
 Waste , 9,290 22 
 
 Yarn 10,862 00 
 
 Total 366,224 46 
 
 Quartei- ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Almanacs 3, 624 54 
 
 Ale finings 40 96 
 
 Bricks. 3,077 82 
 
 Bricks and tiles 1,697 96 
 
 Bundles and bar iron 2,2(i3 48 
 
 Casting and pipes 978 92 
 
 Cattle hair, &c 16,405 04 
 
 Chemicals 19, 548 50 
 
 Cloths (union and wool) 15,256 92 
 
 Earthenware 3, 178 62 
 
 Economizers 10, 325 96 
 
 Givs-burners l,8ril 54 
 
 Glue 622 90 
 
 Grease 5, 542 82 
 
 Grindstones and whetstones 367 78 
 
 Leather 9,360 92 
 
 Linens 10,530 38 
 
 Machinery 26, 373 18 
 
 OiWsoil) 1,007 16 
 
 Pins (round and flat) 11;;; 80 
 
 Sealskins 1"^7 83 
 
 Skins 29,752 86 
 
 Sundries 2, 155 74 
 
 Teazles 778 80
 
 124 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Threads $45, ia2 22 
 
 Twines 212 16 
 
 Waste 7,088 26 
 
 Woolens 68,313 82 
 
 W^)r.steds 62,945 50 
 
 Worsteds and woolens 2, 915 34 
 
 Yarns 22,376 78 
 
 Total 374,843 56 
 
 A. V. DOCKERY, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 HUDDERSFIELD AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Bricks $1,093 12 
 
 Calf hair 2,915 70 
 
 Card coverings 523 68 
 
 Chemicals and dyes 20,348 68 
 
 Chinese goods 1,522 00 
 
 Cottons 13, 120 95 
 
 Cottons and mohair 45, 835 04 
 
 Cottons, mohair, and silk 10,763 29 
 
 Cottons and silk , 1,971 60 
 
 Cottons (sewing) 17, 029 83 
 
 F n s t i a n s 7,942 62 
 
 Goat hair 5,364 70 
 
 Mohair 18,521 25 
 
 Plushes 2,560 60 
 
 Shawls 4,233 33 
 
 Woolens 292,495 43 
 
 Woolens and cottons 7, 065 91 
 
 Woolens and silk 2,270 66 
 
 Woolens and worsteds 6, 041 35 
 
 Worsteds 50,538 81 
 
 Yarn 2,378 56 
 
 Machinery 405 50 
 
 Miscellaneous 971 69 
 
 Total 515.914 30 
 
 C. W. WHITMAN, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 LIVERPOOL AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agencies: Holyhead and St. Helens.) 
 
 LIVERPOOL. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Beer $37,937 82 
 
 Chemicals 1,465,758 08 
 
 Coal 103, 236 67 
 
 Dry goods 19, 007 m 
 
 Eartlionware and glass 161,318 09 
 
 Fruit and vegetables 250,175 22 
 
 Miichmcry 6,277 76 
 
 Hemp 14,588 51 
 
 India rnblter ;?7,670 16 
 
 Iron 92,329 Hi) 
 
 J lite liags and canvas 34,682 33 
 
 LtMtlirr and skins 410,590 16 
 
 Rags and waste paper 215, 355 21 
 
 Salt 298, 796 42 
 
 Slates and tiles 7,698 79 
 
 Steel 284,129 64 
 
 Tin plates 1,844,555 10
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 125 
 
 Tin $20, IK; 09 
 
 Wire rope 10, 0:54 41 
 
 Wool : (]•A(),^\^^,'^ 57 
 
 Wood VJ,:i-)H 13 
 
 Pip iron 24o, 152 84 
 
 Cement 2;"), 708 91 
 
 Yellow metal (J, r.54 72 
 
 Grease and oils 2(5, :i70 95 
 
 Private efleetH 9, 440 20 
 
 Paint and varnlHli 'A, (i:>;j 27 
 
 Wines and spirits 2, '.V2ii 17 
 
 Cotton ir.2,972 10 
 
 Seed and plants 14,471 84 
 
 Granite 729 97 
 
 Hardware 58, 298 60 
 
 Rice 224, 573 36 
 
 Provisions 4, 185 17 
 
 Hair 91,4:54 76 
 
 Cattle 111,5:M 10 
 
 Iron ore :{, 002 63 
 
 Books and stationery 2, 856 62 
 
 Tea and coftee 3, 708 26 
 
 Felt 4,803 22 
 
 Precions metal 14, 453 48 
 
 Mannre (J, 944 39 
 
 Tar 1,080 36 
 
 Carriages 462 31 
 
 Straws 861 36 
 
 Ginger 228 72 
 
 Elephants' teeth 6,695 49 
 
 Barvtes 1,761 66 
 
 Drngs 21,046 30 
 
 Grindstones 467 18 
 
 Sugar 22,448 90 
 
 Silk noils 2,793 :i7 
 
 Gnm 10,481 79 
 
 Barrels 5, 119 04 
 
 Diamonds 1,002 49 
 
 Total 7,051,885 26 
 
 Total for previous quarter ending December 31, 1882 8, 524, 504 37 
 
 Decrease compared with previous quarter 1, 472, 619 11 
 
 Total for corresponding quarter ending March 31, 1882 8, 275, 113 55 
 
 Decrease compared with corresponding quarter 1,223,228 29 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Beer $47,695 16 
 
 Chemicals 1,674,604 03 
 
 Coal 1:53,642 :}6 
 
 Dry goods 8,905 68 
 
 Earthenware and glass 250, 067 15 
 
 Fruit and vegetables 90, 490 95 
 
 Machinery 4,589 09 
 
 Hemp and flax 1,484 28 
 
 India rubber 690,657 48 
 
 Iron 131,310 90 
 
 Jute bags and canvas 31, 402 57 
 
 Leather and skins 255, 990 89 
 
 Rags and waste paper 2:55, 400 38 
 
 Salt 277, &Z{] 97 
 
 Slates and bricks 16,0:54 55 
 
 Steel 1 80 , 87 2 68 
 
 Tin plates 2,365,128 72 
 
 Tin 25,6:56 06 
 
 Wire rope 36, 390 23 
 
 Wool 459,444 95 
 
 Wood 17,650 24 
 
 Pig iron 414,493 23 
 
 Cement 128,755 89
 
 126 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Yellow metal $18,218 38 
 
 Grease and oils l;i,e8H 58 
 
 Pr i V a t e e tie c t s 8 , 67 6 95 
 
 Paint and varnish 2, 42h 38 
 
 Wine and spirits 7, 172 71 
 
 Cotton 24, 380 66 
 
 Seed 2,715 4i> 
 
 Granite 87 59 
 
 Hardware 171,299 28 
 
 Rice 167,372 57 
 
 Provisions 2, 754 43 
 
 Hair 90,695 70 
 
 Cattle 95,5m) 02 
 
 Books and stationery 3, 975 92 
 
 Tea and cotfee 7, 44u 87 
 
 Felt 2,272 65 
 
 Precious metal ; 16, 243 86 
 
 Manure 501 24 
 
 Elephants' teeth 6,686 12 
 
 Shells 2,520 84 
 
 Straws 622 90 
 
 Was 65 46 
 
 Saddlery 1, 138 76 
 
 Drugs 9, 917 76 
 
 Silli noils and waste 10,881 33 
 
 Mi neral water 199 52 
 
 Carriages 1, 017 09 
 
 Barrels 11, Ofiti 25 
 
 Ginger 184 92 
 
 Minerals 5, 659 73 
 
 Ship stores 715 37 
 
 Oatmeal 243 32 
 
 Millstoaes 301 72 
 
 Sugar 7,780 78 
 
 Total 8,173,210 59 
 
 Total for previous quarter ending March 31, 1883 7, 051, 885 26 
 
 Increase compared with previous quarter 1, 121, 325 33 
 
 Total for corresponding quarter ending June 30, 1882 8,499,891 44 
 
 Decrease compared with corresponding quarter 326, 680 85 
 
 S. B. PACKARD, 
 
 Consul. 
 LONDON AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Dover.) 
 
 LONDON. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Beer, wine, and 8j)irit8 $213, 780 18 
 
 Chemicals, sodas, &c 520,814 14 
 
 Books au'i stationery 467, 036 75 
 
 Dry goods, silk, woolens, cottons, laces, &c 1,830,590 87 
 
 Machinery and hardware 5, 900 88 
 
 Iron, steel, metals, «fec 3, 559, 135 82 
 
 Leather, hides, skins, furs, «fec 1,070,423 86 
 
 Rags and paper waste 173, 796 30 
 
 Wool 364, 045 69 
 
 Raw silk 364,045 69 
 
 Tea 19,953 20 
 
 Clothing 33,115 70 
 
 Precious stones 617, 513 S2 
 
 Hops 11,064 46 
 
 S ecds 121, 873 73 
 
 Feat hers 400, 961 95 
 
 Miscellaneous 2,576,985 32 
 
 Total 11,986,992 67
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 127 
 
 Quarter ending June 150, 1^8;i. 
 
 BfBr, wine, and npirits $102, I'.lO 66 
 
 Chemioiils, sodas, &c 410, 874 03 
 
 Books and stationery 5r>4, 51)1 76 
 
 Dry goods, silk, woolens, cottons, laces, &c 77:5,453 M3 
 
 Machnu'iy and hardware 37,272 97 
 
 Iron, steel, metals, &c 4, 3<»7, 423 39 
 
 Leatiier, bides, skins, fnrs, &c 1,311,101 12 
 
 Rags and paper waste 221 , 198 44 
 
 Wool 273, 6G0 99 
 
 Raw silk 5,710 84 
 
 Tea 55, 680 55 
 
 Clothing 35,615 34 
 
 Precious stones 569, 350 21 
 
 Hops 4,145 32 
 
 Seeds 31 . 294 15 
 
 Featliers 624, 872 63 
 
 Miscellaneous 2, 282, 776 6B 
 
 Total 11,691,212 91 
 
 E. A. MERRITT, 
 
 Consul- General. 
 MANCHESTER. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Mixed goods ?140,343 57 
 
 Cottons 1,588,230 98 
 
 Chemicals 309,28? 16 
 
 Rags and junk 159,405 65^ 
 
 Machinery 497,173 49 
 
 Worsted stuffs 56,694 86 
 
 Leather and hides 26, 803 05 
 
 Wool 112,774 68 
 
 Linens 183,250 44 
 
 Hosiery 150,162 65 
 
 Carpets 14,133 53 
 
 Iron 29,027 1^ 
 
 Silk 163,434 27 
 
 Paper 12,210 42 
 
 Steel 15,863 .33 
 
 Rugs, mats, and miscellaneous 80, 792 60 
 
 Granite 4,356 77 
 
 Musical instruments 3,310 60 
 
 Seal skins and furs 11, 274 30 
 
 1 Total 3,558,.525 74 
 
 ALBERT D. SHAW, 
 
 Consul. 
 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Carlisle, Old Hartlepool, and Sunderland.) 
 
 NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Antimony $35,129 68 
 
 Bricks (lire) 2,396 28 
 
 Carpets 5,292 60' 
 
 Cement 8;-)! 61 
 
 Chemicals 69,741 10 
 
 Coals 16,287 00 
 
 Furs and skins (hatters,) 27,414 76 
 
 Ghiss '^1,(197 61 
 
 Grindstones 3, lo9 72 
 
 Gypsum (included in chemicals). 
 
 Iron pigs 19,911 04 
 
 Leather (dressed) 3, 877 26
 
 128 • CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Paints and Venetian red $12, 815 40 
 
 Rags and old rope 4,995 84 
 
 Soda, l)icarbonate, ash, salts of, &c 128, b'M 90 
 
 Miscellaneous 9, 297 56 
 
 Total 363,754 36 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Antimony $44,250 94 
 
 Bricks (tire) 5,721 74 
 
 Carpets 2,311 56 
 
 Cement 11, 677 26 
 
 Cheuiieals 37,654 56 
 
 Coals 2,027 08 
 
 Fnrs and skins (hatters') 62, 477 14 
 
 Glass 13,284 90 
 
 Grindstones 2.548 18 
 
 Gypsum (included in chemicals). 
 
 Iron and steel rails, &.c 7,401 64 
 
 Leather 10, 806 56 
 
 Paints and Venetian red 41,218 76 
 
 Rags and paper-making material 6,508 50 
 
 Soda, bicarbonate, ash, salts of, &c 153, 658 08 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 449 00 
 
 Total 402,995 82 
 
 EVAN R. JONES, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 CARLISLE AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Cotton, manufactures of $45,933 19 
 
 Iron pigs and spiegel 16,520 48 
 
 Steel rails 18, 336 46 
 
 Stone, building 2,923 61 
 
 Thread, linen 636 47 
 
 Trees, young 1,192 06 
 
 Total 85,542 27 
 
 Quarter ending June 28, 1883. 
 
 Cotton, manufactures of $39,832 95 
 
 Spiegel 8,753 23 
 
 Steel rails 137,726 84 
 
 Stone, building 1,065 11 
 
 Thread, linen 2,578 59 
 
 Woolen goods (gloves) 2,455 82 
 
 Total 192,412 54 
 
 J. HEWETSON BROWN, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 OLD HARTLEPOOL AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Patterns, hoists, and chains $264 55 
 
 Coals 2,304 56 
 
 Pig iron 6, 569 77 
 
 IJi.vcie 31 62 
 
 Oxalic acid 941 21 
 
 Steel rails and lish-plates 27,503 67 
 
 Wire rods 11, 407 51 
 
 Lost in decimals 05 
 
 Total 49,022 94
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 129 
 
 Quarter cnd'uKj June 30, lPfi3. 
 
 Chemicals (oxalic acid) .*"^, 283 03 
 
 Coals (gas) : ' 1 , 3-^0 03 
 
 Svveepiug-iuachines "id* 31 
 
 Pig iron 1-j, 4(Ji( 57 
 
 Hoists aixl cliains 124 SG 
 
 Bloom ends 1 , 4 11 28 
 
 Ferro nianganese •>_ f 70 07 
 
 Cnidt^ arid prodiut for sheep-wash id/ (14 
 
 Steel rails and lish-plates 02, ti-2U (i? 
 
 Spiegeleisen 72,7112 75 
 
 Ware, stone and China earthenware 3t;H 05 
 
 Wire rope, Bessemer steel wire rods 34, ^;')4 77 
 
 Total l'.»2, \'i:z (i;i 
 
 C. NIELSOX, 
 
 Consular Aqcnt. 
 SUNDERLAND. 
 
 Quarter endbuj June 30, 1883. 
 
 <^'lass $1 , 778 39 
 
 Wire roi>e 0(51 60 
 
 Total 2,43'J 99 
 
 JAMES IIORAN, 
 
 Consular Agent. • 
 
 NOTTINGHAM AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Derby and Leicester.) 
 
 NOTTINGHAM. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Lace goods $| , 8-12, 9G3 00 
 
 Hosiery 557, 307 00 
 
 Mnslins " e, 477 50 
 
 Linens 29, 846 00 
 
 Ale 3.7.')2 00 
 
 Elastic goods 5:!, <)hs 50 
 
 Machinery 14,371 00 
 
 Salted skins 14-J. 167 16 
 
 Silk 7, 635 00 
 
 Oxide of iron :<, ;i(i4 OO 
 
 Cottons 32,046 00 
 
 Woolens 10, 2'A 00 
 
 China and earthenware 1 , t>j() 00 
 
 Leather VJ, ,-50 00 
 
 Colors 16,040 00 
 
 Miscellancons 7, 114 50 
 
 Total 2, 750, 34 1 (i6 
 
 Quarter endiu(j June 30, 1883. 
 
 Lace goods .?8-58, 902 00 
 
 Hosiery 265, 186 00 
 
 Mnslins 5, hOi". 50 
 
 Linens 6,3(i6 50 
 
 Elastic goods 37, 710 00 
 
 Mach i nery 9, .559 1 >0 
 
 Salted skins 161, 6: .« OO 
 
 Silk 4,v.'73 00 
 
 Oxide of iron 8, 542 HO 
 
 Cottons 3,279 00 
 
 China and earthenware 7, ().>J0 (K) 
 
 Leather 32,5l,-( 00 
 
 Colors 10,(117 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 7, 0.35 r.O 
 
 Total 1.397,>'52 50 
 
 JASPER SMITH, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 02 A— D E 9
 
 130 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 PLYMOUTH AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Dartmouth, Guerusey, and Jersey.) 
 
 PLYMOUTH. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1533. 
 
 Wooleu goods §36)? 75 
 
 China clay 19, >^65 70 
 
 Peruvian guano 4, '^46 :>0 
 
 Vegetable pitch 124 40 
 
 Brushes 2:U 30 
 
 Shrubs and flower roots 77 74 
 
 A carriage 1.55 72 
 
 Heifers for breeding purposes 1, 703 27 
 
 Total 27,073 18 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1863. 
 
 China clay $9,977 20 
 
 A black Newfoundland dog for breeding purposes 146 00 
 
 Bricks 48lj 65 
 
 Vegetalde pitch 502 95 
 
 Cat tie for breeding purposes 76, 535 45 
 
 Total 87,648 25 
 
 HEXEY FOX, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 SHEFFIELD. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1S83. 
 
 Steel '. $415,908 66 
 
 Bessemer steel rails 98,395 73 
 
 Bessemer steel blooms 9. 902 04 
 
 Steel springs 2, 643 62 
 
 Iron bars 8 12 
 
 Anvils.... 1,561 81 
 
 Cutlery 305,313 33 
 
 Wooden, electro-plated, and other talde ware 1, 0^9 28 
 
 Files 13, 746 41 
 
 Saws 24 00 
 
 Edge and other tools 12,198 97 
 
 Garden tools 2, 090 24 
 
 Scythes 623 83 
 
 Sickles and grass hooks 1,686 48 
 
 Sheep shears : 19,884 35 
 
 Umbrella ribs 5,975 88 
 
 Siiootiug tackle and gun furniture 852 99 
 
 Dog collars and couples 25 74 
 
 Measuring tajR'S and chains, straight edges a«d rules 5, 965 68 
 
 Magnets 563 52 
 
 Optical goods 254 66 
 
 Brass goods, church furniture 458 99 
 
 Cojiix'r plates for engraving 242 65 
 
 Graining combs 958 73 
 
 Needles 391 88 
 
 Tc'iiter hooks 93 60 
 
 Salted skins 74, 117 41 
 
 Glue 16,266 78 
 
 Grease 838 25 
 
 Wax 4 62 
 
 Hair seating 809 53 
 
 (Jriudstfmes. 1, 397 62 
 
 Millstones )^.i 17 
 
 I laiisom cab and harness 474 48 
 
 Sherry wine 104 48 
 
 Stationrry and books 274 53 
 
 l'iii1)r<-lhi hauilles, lioru 488 25 
 
 Siimlrics 284 88 
 
 Total 995,955 09
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES 131 
 
 Quarter ending June '30, 1883. 
 
 Stool §441,314 73 
 
 B<'.-8omer steel rails 38,557 17 
 
 IJossemer steel blooms 31, 493 til 
 
 Steel spriugs 378 11 
 
 Anvils 2,<;70 51 
 
 Stove-grates 167 78 
 
 Cutlery 3:jl,f;77 55 
 
 Kloctro-piated, woodou, and other table-ware r)M4 48 
 
 Files 2.J, 924 3y 
 
 Saws 45 72 
 
 Edge and other tools 10, 7t)'J 88 
 
 Gardeu tools 1, 021 73 
 
 Sythes 158 71 
 
 Sickles and grass-books 368 27 
 
 Shoe]> shears 5, P12 18 
 
 Umbrella ribs .^ 1,207 25 
 
 Shooting tackle ami gnu turuiture 452 52 
 
 Measuring tapes, land chains and rule^ 8, 050 22 
 
 Surgical instruments 55 48 
 
 Optical goods 560 56 
 
 Magnets 206 48 
 
 I'.rass goods — church furniture 200 09 
 
 C'oiii)er plates for engraving 49 15 
 
 Rigging chain 133 04 
 
 Screws, bolts, and nuts 522 88 
 
 Tenter hooks 24 66 
 
 lirooches, horu 36 99 
 
 Rat-traps .' 5 51 
 
 Oriudstones 5, 439 32 
 
 Ciuoible clav 100 46 
 
 Hair seating 1,481 86 
 
 Salted skins 62, 137 31 
 
 Leather, polishing 10 16 
 
 Glue 18,536 23 
 
 Buffalo-horn tips 360 61 
 
 Sheep-wasli 3, 172 39 
 
 Paper 61 32 
 
 Brandy 293 60 
 
 Sundries 392 57 
 
 Total 995,345 47 
 
 C. B. WEBSTER, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 SOUTHAMPTON AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Portsmouth and Weymouth.) 
 
 SOUTHAMPTON. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Livestock $7,324 08 
 
 Bristles 7h9 10 
 
 Live plants ' 272 52 
 
 Manufactured goods 210 40 
 
 Wearing apparel 118 00 
 
 Bibles 16«> 43 
 
 Total ^,880 53 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1S83. 
 
 Livestock S:.7,987 89 
 
 Lace •^'>7 60 
 
 Wearing apparel 1-58 69 
 
 Total 3:*, 4H4 18 
 
 WM. TIIOMSOX, 
 
 Consul.
 
 132 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 TUNSTALL. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Earthenware .|1, 434, 9.31 16 
 
 China 49,666 79 
 
 Majolica 50,280 63 
 
 Tiles 22,18-2 18 
 
 Parian 2,479 62 
 
 Colors 2,501 55 
 
 Paper 1 , 233 2 1 
 
 Machinery *. 4, 335 10 
 
 Potters' materials 1, 602 17 
 
 Cotton fabrics 423 73 
 
 Porcelain 95 20 
 
 Total 1,569,731 36 
 
 EDWAED E. LANE, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 iRELAisrr). - • 
 
 BELFAST AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Ballymeua and Lurgau.) 
 CORK AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Waterford.) i 
 
 CORK. 
 
 Quariei- ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 "Whisky $435 11 
 
 Goiit-skins 510 98 
 
 Sausage-casiugs 262 79 
 
 Salt hides 2,530 58 
 
 Feathers 3,211 89 
 
 Calf-skins 7, 056 42 
 
 Total 14,007 77 
 
 JOHN J. PIATT, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 DUBLIN AND AGENCIES. 
 * (No returns.) 
 
 LONDONDERRY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 'M, 1883. 
 
 Veliicle and saddlery $335 05 
 
 "WhiskicH 535 (14 
 
 Ilouseliold goods 510 98 
 
 Tot al 1 , 381 07 
 
 A. LIVEKMOliT], 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 133 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 DUNDEE AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Ageucy : Aberdeen. ) 
 
 DUNDEE. 
 • 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 IJurliips 1008, 14« 51 
 
 Liuons 6%, 893 58 
 
 Yarn 143,124 11 
 
 H cin p 2, 023 G8 
 
 Hixjrs 13,983 11 
 
 Whisky 879 30 
 
 Padding 392 81 
 
 Flax 21,2()y 84 
 
 Clotliing 123 25 
 
 Paper-stock 65,109 26 
 
 Pressing rollers 173 99 
 
 Old sacks 34 96 
 
 School-bags 2, 054 58 
 
 Gauge glasses 2, 655 11 
 
 Canvas 612 08 
 
 Steam coal 17, 103 75 
 
 Old machinery 714 23 
 
 Scrim '. 254 95 
 
 Oakum 561 01 
 
 Carpets 2, 097 68 
 
 Twine 109 73 
 
 Towels 2, 907 91 
 
 Tow 3 , 636 23 
 
 Sail duck ; 3, 6.58 24 
 
 Silk 73 55 
 
 Double l)anding 421 24 
 
 Lantern-slides 164 66 
 
 Jute 1, 511 08 
 
 Plants ■ 271 21 
 
 Horse blanketing 342 81 
 
 Personal etfects, piano, and picture 146 01 
 
 Total 1,891,110 40 
 
 Quarter ending June '30, 1883. 
 
 Burlaps $1,114,438 48 
 
 Yarn 214,498 54 
 
 Linens .502,924 83 
 
 Paper stock 50, 046 45 
 
 Towels ' 561 22 
 
 Flax 9,208 44 
 
 Jute 6,305 74 
 
 Tow 37, 108 22 
 
 Whisky • 199 28 
 
 Bagging 887 15 
 
 Canvas hose 129 46 
 
 Bags 6,038 28 
 
 School-bags 3, 092 82 
 
 Books on chess and other games 230 .55 
 
 Sail duck 2, 712 .50 
 
 Gauge-glasses 3, .33(5 08 
 
 Carpets 1.427 69 
 
 Horse-blanketing 2, 01 1 04 
 
 Hemp 8,070 68 
 
 Oakum 2. 254 59 
 
 Jute rugs 540 24 
 
 Decorticator machine 109 51 
 
 Pig iron 5,414 .54 
 
 Total 1,972,746 33 
 
 WILLARD B. \YELLS, 
 
 Consul.
 
 134 CONTIXEMT OF EUROPE. 
 
 ABERDEEN AGENX'Y. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Polished granite $17,491 43 
 
 Linen manufactures 15, 114 19 
 
 Paper manufactures 4, 130 53 
 
 Woolen manufactures % 1, 2>i9 18 
 
 Tweed manufactures 1, 0:>4 ^3 
 
 Whisky 1,109 (JO 
 
 Total 40,169 76' 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Polished granite ' §28,001 53 
 
 Linen goods 16, 385 98 
 
 Woolen goods 6,593 'iO 
 
 Paper goods 2, 620 13 
 
 Spirits 62 84 
 
 Total .- 53,663 68 
 
 JOflX RAMSAY, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 DUNFERMLINE AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Aberdeen.) 
 
 DUNFERMLINE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Linen goods $502, 359 56 
 
 Cotton goods 95,403 32 
 
 Floor oil-cloth 38, 181 28 
 
 Total 635,944 16 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Linen goods $302,815 40 
 
 Cotton goods 86, 778 27 
 
 Floor oil-cloth 29,461 79 
 
 Total , 419,055 40 
 
 H. RAY MYERS, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 GLASGOW AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Greenock.) 
 
 GLASGOW. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Thread $463,683 .30 
 
 Cotton and linen goods 393, 107 60 
 
 Woolen goods 39. 302 34 
 
 Muslins 217,397 00 
 
 Laces and trimmings 201 , 0>*4 80 
 
 Carpets 25,031 30 
 
 Hats and caj.s 12, vl7 12 
 
 Furs and skins 10,274 15 
 
 Fishinggut 12 141 33 
 
 Itooks 3, 130 17 
 
 Pig iron 362,975 88 
 
 Ma«hinery and ironware 25,641 20 
 
 Wire goods 6,766 24
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 135 
 
 Gum and jiaints 
 
 I'aix-r and )tapor tttock .. 
 Granite and stone goddw. 
 
 Wines and liqnors 
 
 Beer 
 
 Scrap iron and steel. 
 Tobacco pipes (clay) 
 Shawls 
 
 Fire-clay goods 
 
 Cluinicals 
 
 Glass and earthen ware 
 
 1 loises 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 34, 
 
 11, 
 
 3;'., 
 1, 
 
 rj'j. 
 
 77. 
 
 538 30 
 
 U'J3 :'.6 
 
 42c> k; 
 
 1-7 14 
 
 444 1(> 
 
 563 .Ofi 
 
 2(i2 40 
 
 '.»3v! 75 
 
 473 74 
 
 18H ')4 
 
 •j51 90 
 
 271 52 
 
 Total -i, -254, 508 h8 
 
 Quarter inding June 30, 18§3. 
 
 Thread 
 
 Ootron and linen goods .. 
 
 Woolen goods 
 
 Muslins 
 
 Laoes and trimmings 
 
 Carpets 
 
 Hats and caps 
 
 Furs and skins 
 
 Fishing gut 
 
 Books 
 
 Pig iron 
 
 Machinery and iron-ware. 
 
 Wire goods 
 
 Gum and paints 
 
 Coals 
 
 Paper and paper stock .. . 
 Granite and stone goods.. 
 
 Wines and liqnors 
 
 Beer 
 
 Scrap iron and steel 
 
 Tobacco pipes (clay; 
 
 Sliawls 
 
 Fire-clay goods 
 
 Chemicals 
 
 Glass and earthen ware . . 
 
 Horses 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 81,141 
 
 473 
 
 Co 
 
 2(;(t 
 
 HIO 
 
 15 
 
 14 
 
 929 
 
 22 
 
 204, 
 
 725 
 
 f^(» 
 
 112 
 
 824 
 
 72 
 
 3(» 
 
 3cl 
 
 90 
 
 22 
 
 406 
 
 26 
 
 15 
 
 726 
 
 16 
 
 5 
 
 152 68 
 
 3 
 
 212 22 
 
 254 
 
 526 00 
 
 22 
 
 961 
 
 58 
 
 10 
 
 748 22 
 
 24 
 
 558 
 
 04 
 
 1 
 
 657 90 
 
 44 
 
 204 
 
 32 
 
 
 852 66 
 
 7 
 
 799 
 
 25 
 
 .■j 
 
 730 
 
 75 
 
 7 
 
 056 04 
 
 11 
 
 141 
 
 99 
 
 21 
 
 904 
 
 62 
 
 20 
 
 340 
 
 02 
 
 16(i 
 
 822 
 
 70 
 
 30 
 
 104 
 
 56 
 
 45 
 
 540 
 
 00 
 
 89 
 
 919 04 
 
 Total 
 
 2,576,576 40 
 
 BRET HARTE, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 LEITH AND AGENCY, 
 
 (Agency: Galashiels.) 
 LEPrH. 
 
 Quarter ttidituj March 31, 1883. 
 
 Ale s!'. 774 12 
 
 Alum 1.4:!7 32 
 
 Biscuits 2. 527 60 
 
 Books 61. 115 88 
 
 Brass wire cloth 118 87 
 
 Canvas shoes 611 15 
 
 Cement 954 87 
 
 Chromo views 215 65 
 
 Coal -• 22.492 27 
 
 Fruit-tree stocks 217 49 
 
 Gelatine 21 , 283 27 
 
 Glassware , 202 08 
 
 Glue 5.58 55
 
 136 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Grass seed $545 66 
 
 Iron castings 3,211 89 
 
 Linens 145 '27 
 
 Maps 1, 853 20 
 
 Medicines 3, 762 55 
 
 Morphia 2, 817 80 
 
 Nets 533 23 
 
 Oatmeal 709 19 
 
 Oil paintings 286 76 
 
 Oxalic acid 2,703 77 
 
 Paper stock 21, 428 13 
 
 Preserved provisions 20 87 
 
 Piinting materials 891 66 
 
 Trees 138 76 
 
 Velvet 315 53 
 
 Waterproof coats 135 33 
 
 Whisky 590 83 
 
 Wine .' 280 43 
 
 Wool 4,721 48 
 
 Total 166, 601 46 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Aerated waters $218 97 
 
 Ale 18,043 12 
 
 Alum 249 53 
 
 Biscuits 1, 532 36 
 
 Books 38,829 09 
 
 Brandy 171 85 
 
 Cement 2,862 11 
 
 Clothing 121 91 
 
 Coals 8,444 59 
 
 Engravings 576 74 
 
 Fishing nets 1 , 688 19 
 
 Gelatine 31,611 57 
 
 Glassware- 331 37 
 
 Grindstones 191 80 
 
 Maps and atlases 4, 497 92 
 
 Medicinal preparations 3, 102 88 
 
 Millstones 100 09 
 
 Morphia 6,597 42 
 
 Oatmeal 775 23 
 
 Oxalic acid 1,368 64 
 
 Paper stock 17, 344 61 
 
 Preserved ])rovisions 360 24 
 
 Printing materials 3,554 69 
 
 Saponifying oil 1,445 92 
 
 Stereotype ])lates 488 84 
 
 Trees and plants 236 63 
 
 Velvets 622 79 
 
 Vulcanite 569 02 
 
 Waterproof coats 4, 243 16 
 
 Whisky -'•^'J ^^ 
 
 Total 150,940 86 
 
 J. A. LEONARD, 
 
 Consul. 
 GALASHIELS AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter endinij March 31, 1883. 
 
 Woollen goods, being tweed cloth $58, 232 78 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Woollen goods, being Scotch tweed cloth $20, 452 41 
 
 lUCllARD LEES, 
 
 Consular Agent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORl.S FOR THE UNITED STATES. l.'j? 
 
 CARDIFF AM) AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Ll:inelly, Millbrd Haven, Newport, and Swansea.) 
 
 CARDIFF. 
 
 Quarter eiKliug March 31, I66\i. 
 
 Steam coal §17, 003 2r> 
 
 Six Jersey cows 2, 91<i 00 
 
 Steel rails, lish plate-* .'>, Ol:{ .05 
 
 Total •>4, U32 bO 
 
 • Quarter etnliuff June oO, lSr*3. 
 
 Ste.-l rails §39, 2.".9 32 
 
 Fish plates, iron spikes, bolls, a,ii(l iron bridge work 19, 197 00 
 
 Galvanized telegraph wire *>., 123 00 
 
 On»* shaping machine 3ti4 TO 
 
 Total (i4,944 42 
 
 WILLIAM WIKT SIKES, 
 
 C 071 sit I. 
 LLANELLY AGENCY. 
 
 Quartet' ending March 31, lSd3. 
 Tin plates 819,437 2o 
 
 Quarter eyiding June 30, 18^3. 
 Tin plates, &c 810,130 90 
 
 B. JONES, 
 
 Consular A(jent. 
 
 NEWPORT AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31. 1883. 
 
 Roofing tiles ^'u 54 
 
 Salt 2,488 76 
 
 Homo. ro<ls 14, 832 24 
 
 Tin ami terno plates 1 1.'>, 72r> 42 
 
 Steel rails 34, «>39 22 
 
 Machinery 374 22 
 
 Sheet iron ^, 431 40 
 
 Eicyele 37 H4 
 
 Black taggers 4,8450 92 
 
 Total l-!,44: :!<) 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Tin and terne plates 8l2r), 839 94 
 
 Black taggers 3, K94 86 
 
 Sheet iron 13, 702 26 
 
 Homo, rods •>, 929 92 
 
 Machinery 106 92 
 
 Kails and bridge work '>•*•, 1>9T 96 
 
 Total 208,471 Wi 
 
 W. E. HEARD, 
 
 Consular Ageiit.
 
 138 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 SWANSEA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarier endhifj March 31, 1883. 
 
 Oxalic acid " $8,i>33 32 
 
 Tit) plates 30, 330 64 
 
 Manganese •2. H45 10 
 
 Bricks 4, "230 94 
 
 Steel plates 318 22 
 
 Shoes and dies 4 . 391 31 
 
 Ladles 562 47 
 
 Coal 1,038 07 
 
 Zinc cake 2, 642 13 
 
 Rotteustone 396 37 
 
 Indigo auxiliary 279 75 
 
 Total 55,968 32 
 
 Quarter eliding June 30, 1883. 
 
 Tin plates $25,094 10 
 
 Man<ianese * 9, 370 92 
 
 Bricks 2,131 30 
 
 Rotteustone 1,302 31 
 
 Coal.^ 5,538 63 
 
 Indigo auxiliary 465 81 
 
 Cement .' 29 86 
 
 Oxalic acid 8,126 89 
 
 Total 52,0.59 82 
 
 JOHN ANGEL, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 FRANCE. 
 
 BORDEAUX AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Panillac and Pan. ) 
 
 BORDEAUX. 
 
 Quarier ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Argols and tartar $438,073 50 
 
 Brandy 31, 805 30 
 
 Calf skins 10,706 24 
 
 Corks 375 96 
 
 Drugs and medicine <>, 965 81 
 
 Dye 42 23 
 
 Glass 1,643 26 
 
 Gum ^74 65 
 
 Hardware 1, 638 18 
 
 Miscellaneous 98, 261 03 
 
 Oils 49, 542 77 
 
 Preserves and dried fruit : 27, 616 00 
 
 Preserved meat and sardines 45, 43(» 05 
 
 Prunes 83,490 18 
 
 Rags and paper 5, 125 91 
 
 Vinegar 3,176 38 
 
 Wine 403,721 50 
 
 Wool 3,511 52 
 
 Total 1,512,100 47 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Argols and tartar $106, .563 75 
 
 Bottles and glass l,i)20 69 
 
 Brandv 32, .585 12 
 
 Calf sluns 12, 149 50 
 
 Corks 866 11 
 
 Drugs and niedicinc 9, 994 64 
 
 (»um 445 83
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 139 
 
 Miscellaneous $74,002 9ti 
 
 Oils I'^./fC '^4 
 
 Preserves aud dried fruit 2-, :{'|2 21 
 
 Preserved meat and sardines i>2, 102 76 
 
 Prunes l.<j--itJ f'B 
 
 Ratts and paper ^> ''^*^ -'^ 
 
 Vinegar.."... l,42-» 39 
 
 AYiues 032,900 73 
 
 Total 1,000,404 r,7 
 
 GEO. W. ROOSEVELT, 
 
 CojisuL 
 
 II A V R E A N D AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Brest, Clievbiuirg, Honlleur, and St. Malo. ) 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, l':3S3. 
 
 Books and en<:;raving8 S7dl 56 
 
 Calfskins, leather, and hides 13,246 36 
 
 Cheese 3,001 r<6 
 
 Chureh ornaments and metallic trimmings 25 00 
 
 Corks... n.t'l^ 66 
 
 Drugs and medicines 12, 317 81 
 
 Dye stuffs rj,546 05 
 
 Feathers and (lowers, artificial 12, 033 ^"i 
 
 Furniture and cabinet woods 360 00 
 
 Gnano 00,004 55 
 
 Gloves 3,175 3B 
 
 Glue 1,0U9 39 
 
 Hair, human 7, 225 53 
 
 Hardware, machinery, rails, pig-iron, and zii4c 18,241 80 
 
 Hats and hatters' goods 1, 150 50 
 
 Linen goods « 1. 888 52 
 
 Millstones, plaster, and cement 11,794 30 
 
 MiscelJaueous 5,717 3-5 
 
 Musical instruments 420 81 
 
 Oils 3,145 29 
 
 Ores 838 36 
 
 Paints , 653 95 
 
 Preserved fruits and vegetables 10, 5^9 95 
 
 Prunes, raisins, nuts, «S: c 1 , 240 84 
 
 Rags and old paper 3,318 29 
 
 .Seeds and plants 8, 131 26 
 
 Straw goods 1,211 25 
 
 Sugar and confectionery 18, 109 15 
 
 Toi let articles aud perfumerv 22, 222 44 
 
 Willows '..... 1,112 00 
 
 Wince aud liqueurs '. 10, 507 56 
 
 Woolen cloth 1,290 41 
 
 Total 272,012 02 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1863. 
 
 Books and engravings $195 00 
 
 Brandy 047 93 
 
 Calfskins, leather, and hides S,298 02 
 
 Cheese 3, GOB 52 
 
 Corks 10,.587 9e 
 
 Cotton goods 939 08 
 
 Drugs an<l medicines 22,114 78 
 
 DyestulVs ^I'-'''?r ^ 
 
 Feathers and flowers, artificial 7, 405 06 
 
 Furniture and cabinet woods 3,036 30 
 
 Glass, porcelain, and potteries. 100 00 
 
 H.Tir, human 1,206 78 
 
 Hardware, machinery, rails, and pig-iron 0, :!l)9 06 
 
 Horses and asses 33, t)05 CO 
 
 India rubber 147, 075 98 
 
 Jewelry and precious stones '"', 142 31 
 
 Linen goods 2. 393 42 
 
 Merinoes, cashemeres, and miscellaneous dress goods 14, 008 26
 
 140 
 
 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Millstones, plaster, and cement $14, 465 42 
 
 INIisce'laneons (5, 4(58 58 
 
 Musical instruments 353 43 
 
 Oils 3,143 50 
 
 Paints 27,085 15 
 
 Preserved fruits and vegetables 8, 9(59 10 
 
 Preserved meats and sardines 1 , 125 88 
 
 Bags and old paper 700 00 
 
 Silk and velvet piece goods 427 77 
 
 Sugar and confectionery 7, 243 23 
 
 Toilet articles and jjerfumery 39, 429 68 
 
 Willows \ 1, 844 12 
 
 Wines and liqueurs 2] , 654 86 
 
 Wool 109 89 
 
 Total 414, 507 41 
 
 JOHX B. GLOVER, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 LA ROCHELLE AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Limoges.) 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Brandy $287,493 70 
 
 Porcelain and pottery 214, 586 17 
 
 Stationery 3,344 66 
 
 Straw goods 446 66 
 
 Total 505,371 19 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Brandy $315,516 00 
 
 Glass, porcelain, and pottery 271,349 30 
 
 Stationery 2, 718 14 
 
 Total 589. 583 44 
 
 GEORGE GIFFORD, 
 
 Consul. 
 LYONS. 
 
 (No return.) 
 
 MARSEILLES AND AGENCIES. 
 
 Quarter euding March 31, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Asphaltum. 
 
 Bastia.' 
 
 Cette. 
 
 ■f^'ofipc 
 
 Confectionery and sugar $2, 400 60 
 
 ■Chenii<;al8: j 
 
 Glycerine 
 
 Sulphur 
 
 Venlisris | I $2,130 20 
 
 Drugs and medicines: 
 
 A rgols I 
 
 Uriigs. and ni.-dicinal plants [ 3,223 48 
 
 Dyeing Htutl's, cochineal, and saffron j 583 52 
 
 <>v|i8uiii, talc, and liuie ' | 
 
 l{air, animal 1 
 
 IJats, straw I ! 
 
 Hides and gont skins, raw and tanned ' 
 
 India nihl)(;r i I 
 
 Pi l[- iron 
 
 AI iscellaneous 
 
 Kuts : 
 
 Almonds , 
 
 Walnuts and Alberts 
 Oils: 
 
 Olivo 
 
 Sesame and other 
 
 Paints and varnishes : 
 
 Ocher, Jtc 
 
 1, 790 92 
 
 Marseilles. 
 
 $2, 
 
 169, 
 
 13, 
 
 1, 
 
 935 46 
 175 OG 
 698 44 
 
 274 00 
 
 , 270 00 
 
 , 887 27 
 , 436 78 
 
 099 75 
 618 87 
 152 32 
 981 73 
 336 97 
 552 90 
 173 34 
 954 00 
 778 '1?, 
 041 90 
 
 202 66 
 104 40 
 
 461 19 
 
 908 00 
 
 3, 820 43
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883 — Continued. 
 
 141 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Bastia. 
 
 Cette. 
 
 Marseilles. 
 
 Perfumery, pouiatuin and essonces for ' ' $27, 623 67 
 
 Preserved fruit and vegcitaWuK : 'I 
 
 Capers and olives | 2.088 74 
 
 Dares I 2,077 8S 
 
 Rhus , I 1,411 26 
 
 Salt ; $1,015 65 j 8, 686 47 
 
 Seeds, plants, and flowers : ' i 
 
 Canary seed and other ' I i 13,382 45 
 
 Tliistl'es, immortelles, &c ' ! ; l,''>-5 71 
 
 Silk, raw !», 301 66 
 
 Soap, ordinarv | 19,122 2» 
 
 Terra alba..; 6,021 69 I 
 
 WiJios and liqtiems : i ! ' 
 
 Ordinary wine 1 26,794 21 \ 18, .IRS 94 
 
 Vennouth \ 13, 157 96 
 
 Liqueurs ' 5, 031 61 
 
 Wood: ■ [ 
 
 Walnut burrs .59, 079 91 
 
 Wool 43, 295 45 
 
 Total $2,400 CO 41,059 76 653,682 66 
 
 Quartei' ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Toalon. 
 
 Cette. 
 
 Marseilles. 
 
 
 
 
 $32, 266 OO 
 
 
 
 
 1,382 70 
 
 Cbeniicals : 
 
 
 
 55 995 57 
 
 
 
 
 
 $3, 928 34 
 
 4,220 38 
 
 DrufTS and medicines : 
 
 
 24, 87? 30 
 i, i52 51 
 
 (iiinis and other drugs 
 
 
 
 10,242 14 
 
 Dyeins stuffs : 
 
 
 
 8,284 85 
 
 
 
 
 2,681 82 
 
 
 
 
 5, 661 43 
 
 
 
 
 78 177 50 
 
 
 
 
 12, 727 41 
 
 
 
 
 
 16, 307 50 
 3, 433 27 
 
 4, 736 78 
 
 
 
 230 00 
 
 Kuts : 
 
 
 Filberts 
 
 
 
 8, 638 46 
 
 
 
 341 34 
 
 18,017 27 
 
 
 
 4,929 54 
 
 Ocber 
 
 
 
 976 31 
 
 Oils: 
 
 Olive 
 
 
 
 40, fi."»6 75 
 
 
 
 
 8,923 .58 
 
 
 
 
 2,668 15 
 
 
 
 
 12, 805 35 
 
 Plants anil .seeds : 
 
 Teasels, immortelles, bulbs, roots, &c 
 
 $2,741 50 
 
 260 '66' 
 
 
 
 
 
 3, 429 25 
 1,7.19 93 
 
 I'reserved vcfietablts and fruit: 
 
 Trutfles, caper.s, olives, raisins 
 
 1,851 74 
 
 2.231 89 
 1,315 94 
 
 Salt 
 
 1,842 08 
 
 3, 649 00 
 
 3, 703 47 
 
 
 6, 740 24 
 
 
 
 
 24,020 13 
 
 
 
 3, 740 00 
 28,191 10 
 
 
 Wines and litiueurs: 
 
 
 27. .528 78 
 
 
 
 17, 917 61 
 
 
 
 
 6,830 90 
 
 Wood : 
 
 
 
 40.521 57 
 
 Wool . . . 
 
 
 
 47, .546 11 
 
 
 
 
 Total 
 
 6, 435 32 
 
 50, 582 01 
 
 482, 101 35 
 
 
 
 H. A. TAYLOR, 
 
 Consul.
 
 142 C0NT1^■ENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 NANTES AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: L'Orient and St. Nazaire.) 
 
 Quarter ending March, 31, 1883. 
 Nantes : 
 
 Boots and shoes and leather $403 78 
 
 Preserved vegetables and sardines 9,292 25 
 
 Seeds and plants 27, 645 72 
 
 Wine 635 80 
 
 $37,977 55 
 
 Saint Nazaire Agency : 
 
 Ore, iron 740 50 
 
 Wine 20 00 
 
 7t30 50 
 
 L'Orient Agency: 
 
 Preserved vegetables and sardines 4, 904 78 
 
 Total 43,642 83 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Machinery $604 81 
 
 Preserved vegetables 366 38 
 
 Preserved sardines 21, 816 24 
 
 Seeds 97 70 
 
 Wine 557 63 
 
 Total 23,442 76 
 
 Nantes 5, 993 75 
 
 Saint Nazaire 283 37 
 
 L'Orient (sardines) : 17, 165 64 
 
 Total 23,442 79 
 
 THOMAS WILSON, 
 
 Consul. 
 NICE AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Cannes, Mentoue, and Monaco.) 
 
 NICE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1383. 
 
 Glass, porcelain, and potteries $2.50 00 
 
 Toilet articles and perfumery 29, 795 33 
 
 Total 30,045 33 
 
 GEOKGE F. MOSIIEU, 
 
 Consul. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Francs. 
 
 Pomade and essence 4, 9<15 00 
 
 Toilet water and oil 1, 0.52 25 
 
 Toilet water 2,817 00 
 
 A utiqne furniture 4, 343 95 
 
 Pomade 9,963 60 
 
 Oil (olive) 1, 442 10 
 
 f>il 4,393 45 
 
 Household effects 9, 429 75 
 
 Essence 48, 630 90 
 
 Ciiina (old) and antique furniture 6, 592 50 
 
 I'otterics 1,854 8.'i 
 
 Powder (poudre) and extracts 12, 892 50 
 
 Oil and pomade 5, 176 05 
 
 Total 113, 553 90 
 
 Total $21,915 90 
 
 W. F. KOWLAND, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 143 
 
 CANNES AGENCY. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Class, i)orceluin and potteries. $'A44 HO 
 
 Toilet articles and i)erfiimoiy ItTfJ r>i) 
 
 Total 1,321 IK) 
 
 TIIEO. 1). VALCOUKT, 
 Consular Agent. 
 PARIS. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 AUtuition $3, 8«1() 
 
 Arools and cream of tartar lOo, 17(J 
 
 Art, works of 1-29. 12^^ 
 
 Books and engravings 'J'y, tW 
 
 Boots, shoes and leather manufuotnres 22, 295 
 
 Brandy 4. 197 
 
 Bristles 25, 068 
 
 Buttons and trimmings 654, 8.o6 
 
 Calfskins, leather, and hi<I".s 1,039, 2n9 
 
 Carriages 1, 181 
 
 Chemicals 184, H21 
 
 Church oiiiaments and metallic trimmings 10,494 
 
 Clocks and watches 37, 80M 
 
 Corsets 40, 062 
 
 Costumes and dresses 76, 06.0 
 
 Cotton goods 126, 669 
 
 Drugs and medicines .=>, 294 
 
 Dye stutis 67, 18<) 
 
 Fancy goods .042. 311 
 
 Feathers aijd ilowers, artiticial and millinery 797, 669 
 
 Furniture and cabinet woods 9,377 
 
 Glass, i>orcelain and potteries 92, 438 
 
 Gloves 199,990 
 
 Glue 30,701 
 
 Hair, human 31,446 
 
 Hardware, machinery, rails, ami pig-iron 28, 727 
 
 Hats and hatters' goods and furs 238, 167 
 
 Horses and asses 19, 686 
 
 Hosiery 358, 5*0 
 
 India-rul ibor 807 
 
 Jewelry and precious stones 737, 831 
 
 Laces and tulles bl 1,007 
 
 Linen goods 90, .509 
 
 Merinos, cachemires and miscellaneous dress goods 5,478,355 
 
 Miscellaneous 63, .5:W 
 
 Musical instruments 39, 920 
 
 Oils 2,563 
 
 Optical and scieutitic instruments 158, 151 
 
 Platinum 22, 776 
 
 Paints 30,461 
 
 Preserved fruits and vegetables 54, 201 
 
 Preserved meat and sardines 8,511 
 
 Prunes, raisins, nuts, Ac 4,413 
 
 Rags and old paper 13,205 
 
 Seeds and plants 31, 876 
 
 Shawls 19,969 
 
 Silk and velvet piece goods 25,577 
 
 Silk and velvet ribbons 19, 94J9 
 
 Soap, ordinary, and soap grease 16, 4.59 
 
 Sponges .' 3, .568 
 
 Stationery 11,516 
 
 Straw goods 47, OiV*! 
 
 Sugar and confectionery 2, 4:J9 
 
 Tobacco '. 207 
 
 Toilet articles and perfumery 151. .543 
 
 Upholstery goods and wall paper 578, .551 
 
 Whalebone ". 53. 576 
 
 Wines and liqueurs ll.Hl 
 
 Woolen cloth 107. 570 
 
 Total 13, 576. .'14
 
 144 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Quarter ending June 3(i, 1683. 
 
 Albumen $716 
 
 Algols and cream of tartar 184, G76 
 
 Art, works of 577, 123 
 
 Books and engravings 67, 650 
 
 Boots, shoes, and leather manufactures 22,636 
 
 Brand V 776 
 
 Bristles •22,807 
 
 Buttons and trimmings 3a9, 847 
 
 Calf skins, leather, and hides 947,279 
 
 Carriages 9, 221 
 
 Chemicals 144, 'JOO 
 
 Church ornaments and metallic trimmings 25, 125 
 
 Clocks and watches .' 42, 107 
 
 Corsets 44, 338 
 
 Costumes and dresses 68, 397 
 
 Cot ton j^oods 58, 266 
 
 Drugs and medicines 7, 290 
 
 Dyestutts 119,815 
 
 Fancy goods 419, 21o 
 
 Feathers and flowers, artificial and millinery 347, 921 
 
 Furniture and cabinet woods 113,571 
 
 Glass, porcelain, and potteries 228, 030 
 
 Gloves 56,049 
 
 Glue 16,416 
 
 Hair, human 26, 264 
 
 Hardware, machinery, rails, and pig-iron 84, 042 
 
 Hats, hatters' goods and furs 326, 503 
 
 Horses and as^es 159, 012 
 
 Hosiery 190, 797 
 
 India-rubber 993 
 
 Jewelry and precious stones 1, 160, 135 
 
 Laces and tulles 310,965 
 
 Linen goods 44, 805 
 
 Merinos, cachemires, and miscellaneous dress goods . . . , 3, 396, 987 
 
 Miscellaneous 56, 274 
 
 Musical instruments 46, 516 
 
 Oils 694 
 
 Optical and scientific instruments 156, 41;i 
 
 I'latiuum 33,994 
 
 Faints 39, 594 
 
 Preserved fruits and vegetables 8, 968 
 
 Preserved meat and sardines 20, 203 
 
 Prunes, raisins, nuts, »fec 857 
 
 Rags and old i>aper 8,327 
 
 Seeds and plauts 1, 293 
 
 Shawls 32,443 
 
 Silk and velvet ])iece goods 7,753 
 
 Silk and velvet rib) ions 11,412 
 
 Soap, ordinary, and soap grease 37, 705 
 
 Sp<nige3 998 
 
 Stationery 13,893 
 
 Straw goods 5, 385 
 
 Sugar and confectionery 2, 937 
 
 Tobacco 582 
 
 Toilet articles and perfumery 156, 683 
 
 Uliholstery goods and wall paper 370, 126 
 
 Whalebone 43,924 
 
 Wines and liqueurs 16,957 
 
 Woolen cloth 73,290 
 
 Total 10,811,890 
 
 GEOIUJE WALKEK, 
 
 Consul- Oeneral. 
 RHEIMS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Buttons and trimmings $987 50 
 
 Corks. 2,542 40 
 
 Corsets 952 14 
 
 Mc.rinoes, cashmeres, and miscellaneous dress goods 107, 220 29
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 145 
 
 M i.s(!clliineou8 §1 , 61»!> 95 
 
 Willows 11,730 77 
 
 Winort aud liquors &2U, 771 41 
 
 Total 954,904 46 
 
 Quarter ending Jnne 30, 18"53. 
 
 Buttous aud trimmings §688 88 
 
 Corsets 509 44 
 
 Dye-atuirs 3,647 28 
 
 Hardware, machinery, rails, and pig-iron 7, 627 25 
 
 Merinoea, eashnieres, and miscellaneous dress goods 134,588 72 
 
 Miscellaneous 1,764 52 
 
 Preserved fruits and vegetables 1 , 754 82 
 
 Suoar and confectionery 1, 038 48 
 
 Willows '. 8,169 42 
 
 Wines and liquors 1,524,245 48 
 
 Total 1,684,034 29 
 
 JOHN L. FRISBIE, 
 
 Consul. 
 ROUEN AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Bologne-Sur, Calais, Dieppe, Dunkirk, Lille, aud Roulaix.) 
 
 ROUEN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Laces and tulles §449, 619 07 
 
 Merinoes, cashmeres, and miscellaneous dress goods 141,631 62 
 
 Upholstery goods and wall paper 65, 433 53 
 
 Furniture and cabinet woods 20, 607 00 
 
 Linen goods 15,868 16 
 
 Toilet articles and perfumery 12, 170 32 
 
 Woolen cloth 8, 437 90 
 
 Wool 7,774 00 
 
 Horses and asses 7, 584 00 
 
 Willows 2,785 30 
 
 Glass, porcelain, and potteries 2,668 00 
 
 Ores 1,474 68 
 
 Chemicals 1,2.59 00 
 
 Glue 1,064 89 
 
 Hosiery [fsii 00 
 
 Hardware, machinery, rails, and pig-iron 428 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 1 , 970 62 
 
 Total 741,753 04 
 
 A. KHODES, 
 
 Consul. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Utrecht velvet $65,738 67 
 
 Woolen cloth 26, 290 24 
 
 Cashmere 169,923 76 
 
 Horses for breeding purposes 33, fi88 00 
 
 Toilet articles 11,101 87 
 
 Willows 2,430 64 
 
 Liquor 470 10 
 
 Wool 22,462 00 
 
 Carpets 304 00 
 
 Linen goods 2, 625 82 
 
 Flax 1,701 00 
 
 Laces and tulles 289, 583 02 
 
 Chemicals 4,098 00 
 
 Furniture 20,132 00 
 
 Glass 674 00 
 
 Vegetable fiber 147 60 
 
 Miscellaneous articles 910 00 
 
 Total 652,480 72 
 
 CHAS. P. WILLIAMS, 
 
 Consul. 
 62 A— D E 10
 
 146 
 
 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 ST. ETIENNE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Silk (aud mixed) ribbons §84,221 52 
 
 Velvet ribbous 31,335 71 
 
 Elastic ribbons 296 91 
 
 Cravats (ladies') -- 1,730 21 
 
 Trimmings, braids, &c 16, 564 34 
 
 Laces, tuUf-s, &c 4,166 37 
 
 Cotton goods 2,4(17 72 
 
 Gloves (kid) 212, 402 75 
 
 Kid aud lamb skins :i,'fi27 37 
 
 Miscellaneous 2, 542 72 
 
 Total 359.196 12 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Pieces of silk aud velvet goods $619 96 
 
 Silk (and mixed) ribbons : 81,562 70 
 
 Velvet ribbous 88,491 48 
 
 Elastic ribbons 190 10 
 
 Trimmings, braids, &c 24, 089 46 
 
 Laces, tulles, &.c 3, 314 29 
 
 Cotton goods 22,297 68 
 
 Gloves ^7,817 09 
 
 Kid and lamb skins 4,822 33 
 
 Miscellaneous 1. 601 12 
 
 Total 254,806 26 
 
 THEODORE HERTZBERG, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 SH^ITZEKLAND. 
 
 BASLE AND AGENCY. 
 [Agencj^: Chaux de Fouds.) 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Kind of goods. 
 
 Silk ribbons 
 
 Baw silk 
 
 Watches and watch materials 
 
 Anilinii colors 
 
 Btiaw jioods 
 
 Miscellaneous goods 
 
 Pirst quarter 
 of 1883. 
 
 ^604,155 90 
 
 54,928 10 
 
 403,437 10 
 
 20, 8<J9 90 
 
 7, 702 50 
 
 35, 5G4 65 
 
 Same period 
 last year. 
 
 $722, 6()8 75 
 
 6,733 75 
 
 526, 175 70 
 
 41, 072 65 
 
 40,462 10 
 
 171, 963 65 
 
 Total i 1,126,688 15 | 
 
 Net decrease as coinparod with the same period last year . 
 
 1, 509, 076 60 
 
 Increase. 
 
 8, 194 35 
 
 Decrease. 
 
 $118, 512 85 
 
 122, 738 60 
 20, 172 75 
 32, 759 60 
 
 136, 399 00 
 
 382, 388 45 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Kind of goods. 
 
 Silk ribbons 
 
 Raw silk 
 
 Watdu'S and watch materials . 
 
 AiiiliiD- colors 
 
 Miscellaneous goods 
 
 Second quarter 
 of 1883. 
 
 $385, 5C9 90 
 
 21, 745 70 
 
 37H, 591 40 
 
 15, 913 9') 
 
 44, 043 40 
 
 Total 845, 804 35 
 
 Net ducrease as compared with the same period last year 
 
 Same period 
 last year. 
 
 $377, 470 70 
 24,301 60 
 
 404, 870 00 
 37,641 55 
 
 326,913 05 
 
 1,171,250 90 
 
 Increase. 
 
 $8, 099 20 
 
 Decrease. 
 
 $2,615 90 
 
 26,278 60 
 
 21,727 60 
 
 282, 869 65 
 
 325, 392 55 
 
 FRANK H. MASON, 
 
 Consul.
 
 DKCLAKED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 147 
 
 BERNE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 CheeHe $1 1*2, 7'22 93 
 
 Silk tiHMue.s '^5^ 287 66 
 
 St raw and cotton goods ;{<)j p.57 r,4 
 
 Watclies 1 , 7()H 44 
 
 Miscellaneous t*'j() 94 
 
 Total 1H0,4()7 51 
 
 (Juartcr endiiu/ June 30, 1^83. 
 
 Cheese .' glGj, 029 58 
 
 Silk tissues ll,!/-! 20 
 
 Watches and watch material 1,913 58 
 
 Straw goods UOJAl b2 
 
 Wood carvings f^.Vj 14 
 
 Miscellaneous 1,948 93 
 
 Total 201,343 95 
 
 M.J. CKAMEK, 
 
 Co7i.svl'General. 
 GENEVA AND AGENCY. 
 (Agency: Vevey.) 
 
 GENEVA. 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Watches, including materials for nianufacturo of 862,990 55 
 
 Musical boxes 10, .'■)14 15 
 
 Leather 124, 727 96 
 
 Files and gravers 3, U98 15 
 
 Milk, products of 14,778 01 
 
 AViue and spirits 685 15 
 
 Miscellaneous 14,952 98 
 
 Total 231,746 97 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Watches, including materials for manufacture of §84, 849 29 
 
 Musical boxes 13, 116 65 
 
 Patent leather 130,015 74 
 
 Files and gravers 20, 8r)5 70 
 
 Milk, jirodiiets of 12,007 16 
 
 Wine and spirits (iG 54 
 
 M iscellaneous 15, 75U 61 
 
 Total 276, 661 69 
 
 LYELL T. ADAMS, Consul 
 
 HORGEN. 
 
 Quartei- ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Silks and silk goods " §736, 339 42 
 
 Bolting-cloth and embroideries 13, 799 10 
 
 Wine, si)irits, and cheese 1, 327 49 
 
 Catholic <lcvotional articles - 12, HKi 21 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 94() 13 
 
 Total 765, 428 35 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Silk and silk goods §393, 603 53 
 
 Bolting-cloths and embroideries 15,848 51 
 
 Wine, spirits, and cheese 3, 692 72 
 
 Catholic devotional artich's 7. 776 79 
 
 Miscellaneous 4, iiii7 96 
 
 Total for fiscal year ending .lune '.W, 1883 425, .'>29 51 
 
 Value of declared exports during fiscal year eud iug June 30. 1882 4li2, f\;o 98 
 
 Increase for fiscal year ending June 30, 1S83 22, 708 53
 
 148 . CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Aggregate yearly summary of exports for years ending respectively December 31. 
 
 1880. 
 
 1881. 
 
 First quarter . . . 
 Second quarter . 
 Third quarter . . 
 Fourtli quarter , 
 
 Total ...... 
 
 $884, 241 06 , $661, 426 67 
 
 516, 654 31 I 319, 598 68 
 
 703, 878 15 i 488, 767 52 
 
 584, 076 07 ' 434, 612 66 
 
 $476, 254 85 
 320,773 60 
 566,432 21 
 444, 878 71 
 
 $762, 292 39 
 402, 820 98 
 775, 070 59 
 682, 720 99 
 
 2, 688, 849 59 j 1, 904, 405 53 
 
 1, 808, 339 37 2, 622, 904 95 
 
 WILLIAM T. EICE, ComuL 
 
 ST. GALLE. 
 Year ending June 30, 188.3. 
 
 
 Quarters ending — 
 
 
 Articles. 
 
 September 
 30, 1882. 
 
 December 
 31, 1882. 
 
 March 31, 
 1883. 
 
 June 30, 
 1883. 
 
 Total. 
 
 Embroidered goods : 
 
 Hamburg trimmings, white and 
 colored foundation. 
 
 Tamboured lace curtians, vesti- 
 bules, &c. 
 
 Handkerchiefs, ties, colors, 
 dresses, and other fancy arti- 
 cles. 
 Cotton goods : 
 
 Loom triminings, in cotton 
 
 Half linen loom trimmings and 
 dress jjoods. 
 
 Fancy articles : 
 
 Francs. 
 
 4, 562, 257 89 
 508, 564 00 
 443, 168 00 
 
 32, 978 00 
 21, 493 00 
 
 7, 023 00 
 1, 709 83 
 
 3, 327 00 
 74,421 00 
 
 288, 057 00 
 
 31, 256 00 
 
 706, 733 00 
 
 6, 456 00 
 1, 647 00 
 
 68, 017 00 
 
 Franca. 
 10,521,785 14 
 370, 705 00 
 238, 371 00 
 
 269, 524 00 
 5, 823 00 
 
 39, 602 00 
 
 Fra}ic8. 
 8, 600, 608 91 
 
 304, 566 84 
 1, 434, 910 81 
 
 325, 084 28 
 
 Francs. 
 4, 537, 236 90 
 219, 571 12 
 625, 346 16 
 
 18, 253 17 
 3, 879 40 
 
 15, 356 36 
 
 FVaneg. 
 
 28, 221, 888 84 
 
 1, 403, 406 96 
 
 2, 481, 795 97 
 
 245, 839 45 
 31, 195 40 
 
 11, 139 70 
 
 73 121 06 
 
 
 1, 709 83 
 
 white foundation. 
 Piece goods : 
 
 33, 213 00 
 
 782, 475 00 
 
 186, 280 00 
 
 14, 059 00 
 
 172,827 00 
 
 .52, 335 00 
 12,241 00 
 
 31, 344 00 
 
 
 
 36, 883 70 
 554, 544 83 
 
 142, 868 69 
 
 10, 299 00 
 
 240, 304 50 
 
 11,578 65 
 4, 499 95 
 
 19,884 50 
 
 13 843 98 
 
 fi7 2fi7 fi« 
 
 Figured and dotted Swiss, &c.. 
 Silk goods: 
 
 Piece goods 
 
 5, 423 73 1, 416, 863 13 
 
 245, 491 05 862, 696 74 
 38 00' 55 652 no 
 
 
 Embroidered articles, robes and 
 robe trimmings, on cashmere 
 and silk. 
 Miscellaneous: 
 
 11,754 30 
 
 1, 209 00 
 7, 677 00 
 
 4, 933 40 
 
 1,131,618 80 
 71,578 65 
 
 Provisions (including con- 
 densed milk). 
 
 Sundries (including embroidery 
 machines). 
 
 27, 061 95 
 134, 175 90 
 
 
 6, 757, 107 72 
 1, 304, 121 78 
 
 12, 731, 581 14 
 2, 457, 195 16 
 
 11 697 174 36 
 
 5,450,013 ,57 
 1, 151, 852 61 
 
 36, 635, 876 79 
 7,070.723 13 
 5,150,689 11 
 
 Total in United States gold coin . 
 Total for the preceding year . . . 
 
 2, 257, 553 64 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ncrease 
 
 1, 920, 033 02 
 
 
 
 
 
 EMOKY P. BEAUCHAMP, 
 
 Consul. 
 ZURICH. 
 
 Quarte)' ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Silkfgoods, raw silk, and Hilk bolting-cloth $751,498 22 
 
 Straw good.s, hemp and bast plaits, &.c 89, 018 7 1 
 
 Mi.sccllaiicous 14,239 32 
 
 Total 854,756 25 
 
 JOHN SYZ, 
 
 Vice- Consul.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 149 
 
 Quarter endimj June \\Q, 18H;J. 
 
 Silk goods $.'{93,085 98 
 
 Straw goods 10,249 12 
 
 MiscelliUieoiiH l.'{, 'S.W 21 
 
 Total 41(i, .%9 31 
 
 Siinie period iii 1882, iucludiug Ilorgen, which is reportetl separately 
 since Ist July, 1882 1,104,883 12 
 
 s. IT. M. byp:rs, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 OIBRALTAR. 
 
 Quarter endiny March 31, 1883. 
 
 Carpets $44 50 
 
 Household ellects 488 10 
 
 Moorish curiosities 300 06 
 
 Portuguese crockery 129 43 
 
 Total ■ 1,02209 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Moorish curiosities aud rugs $479 58 
 
 Gum 2'?2 3 1 
 
 Skius aud hides 179 03 
 
 Total 941 52 
 
 HORATIO J. SPKA&UE, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 SPAIN. 
 
 ALICANTE. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 BARCELONA AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Grao, Paliua, Port Mahou, Tarragona, aud Torrevieja. ) 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Barcelona 
 
 Tarragona 
 Agency. 
 
 Grao 
 Agency. 
 
 Torrevieja 
 Agency. 
 
 Total. 
 
 Wino 
 
 $790 77 
 
 12, TKT 40 
 
 ■jm 20 
 
 $44, 170 85 
 
 $31, 138 88 
 
 
 $76, 106 50 
 
 Cork 8 
 
 
 12, 783 40 
 
 
 "s.sio 10 
 
 .;: :.::::....... 
 
 •.'9'J 20 
 
 
 
 
 8. MO 10 
 
 
 
 198, 048 95 
 3, 003 55 
 2, 309 20 
 
 
 198, (M8 95 
 
 
 
 
 3.003 55 
 
 Saflfron 
 
 
 
 •J, :i09 20 
 
 Salt 
 
 
 
 
 $21,000 00 
 
 21,0(10 00 
 
 
 
 
 851 00 
 
 851 OO 
 
 
 
 
 
 Total 
 
 13, 873 37 
 
 52, 686 95 
 
 235,351 58 
 
 21,000 00 
 
 3-.'2,911 90 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 
 FREDK. H. SCHEUCn, 
 
 Consul.
 
 150 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 CADIZ AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Ageucies: Algeciras, Hiielva, Jeres de la Frontera, Sau Luca de Barrameda, aud 
 
 Seville.) 
 
 CADIZ. 
 
 Quartei- ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Wines $189, .504 24 
 
 Cork aud corkwood 93,691 92 
 
 Olives 11,816 00 
 
 Sundries 11,231 29 
 
 Iron ore 10, 563 26 
 
 C upreous suli)liar ore 9, 480 20 
 
 Salt 8,059 35 
 
 Olive oil 4, 148 00 
 
 Licorice paste 3, 048 34 
 
 Total 841, 542 60 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Wines $SSS, 556 71 
 
 Salt 17,272 72 
 
 Cork and cork wood 37,466 97 
 
 Olives 8,457 14 
 
 Licorice paste 10, 889 42 
 
 Sundries; 13,711 78 
 
 Total 476,354 74 
 
 ERNEST L. OPPENHEIM, 
 
 Cotisul. 
 
 CORKUNNA AND AGENCIES. 
 (No returns.) 
 
 DENIA. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 GARRUCHA. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 MADRID. 
 
 (No returns.) 
 
 MALAGA AND AGENCIES. 
 (Agencies: Adra, Almeria, Granada, and Port ofMarbella.) 
 
 MALAGA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Raisins $202,347 37 
 
 Palniit-af hats 21, 938 69 
 
 Almonds ] 9, 21 43 
 
 Wine 6,323 04 
 
 Licorice root 5,090 90 
 
 Ergot 2,489 70 
 
 Oiivooil.... 1, 350 38 
 
 Orange peel 1,033 57 
 
 Sundries 763 99 
 
 Colocj nth 526 89 
 
 Raisin papers 243 76 
 
 Brandy 135 10 
 
 Total 261 45ii 82
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE I/NITED STATES. 151 
 
 (Quarter ending June 150, 1883. 
 
 RaiHiiis r>9,l-^ :51 
 
 Licoiict^ ])ii.ste 13, 4r>4 10 
 
 Paliiilijaf hats U, 3IW 88 
 
 Wine H, 20") 30 
 
 Almonds 2,040 14 
 
 Oran<;e peel !>!'> 04 
 
 Siuxlries •'JOf) 72 
 
 Models 2|1 33 
 
 Earthenware 75 72 
 
 Total <J4,024 14 
 
 II. C. MAKSTON, 
 
 Connul. 
 SANTANDER AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Bilbao, Gijou, and San Sebastian. 
 
 SANTANDER. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Iron ore, 2,330 tons $4,070 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Iron ore, 3,284 tons $0,400 00 
 
 RAMON De CASUSO, 
 
 Acting Consul 
 
 PORTUGAL. 
 
 LISBON AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Faro, Oporto, and Sfetubal.) 
 
 , LISBON. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Corkwood $220,863 51 
 
 Sardines •>,577 72 
 
 Iron ore 7, 755 57 
 
 Salt i^, 730 70 
 
 Wax 7,710 99 
 
 Cottee 5, 800 99 
 
 Gnm copal 5,045 41 
 
 Wine :Wl 90 
 
 Crude rubber 308 71 
 
 Total 259, 301 50 
 
 (Quarter ending June 30, lsb3. 
 
 Corkwood ^197, 9r<l 12 
 
 African beeswax 22, 323 69 
 
 Salt 20,509 74 
 
 Corks 7, 430 94 
 
 Sardines 0, i)30 ()9 
 
 Gum copal ■*• "j'-'':^ *? 
 
 Iron ore 4 , 5{">,'> 35 
 
 Elephant's tusks - 1, 30."< 57 
 
 Wine 084 03 
 
 Total 200,129 96 
 
 JOUN M. FRANCIS, 
 
 Consul-Ointnil.
 
 152 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 THE AZOEES. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Straw Vraid and hats $3,144 98 
 
 Old metal 431 75 
 
 Fruit (oranges) 288 06 
 
 Embroideries 241 08 
 
 Miscellaneous 87 49 
 
 Wine 62 24 
 
 Total 4,255 60 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Straw hats and braid $2,506 11 
 
 Old metal 513 25 
 
 Embroideries 443 32 
 
 .Total 3,462 68 
 
 S. W. DABNEY, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 ITALY. 
 
 BRINDISI. 
 (No return.) 
 
 CASTELAMARE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Green fruit $70,305 79 
 
 Macaroni 12, 446 31 
 
 Wine 967 00 
 
 Oliveoil 295 69 
 
 Total 84.014 79 
 
 Qvarter ending June 30, 1883. , 
 
 Green fruit $51,824 71 
 
 Macaroni 13, 585 73 
 
 Wine 804 80 
 
 Cheese , 246 00 
 
 Total 66,461 24 
 
 A. M. WOOD, 
 
 Commercial Agent. 
 
 FLORENCE AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency : Cagliari.) 
 
 FLORENCE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Straw goods $493, 595 19 
 
 Pictures 6,097 77 
 
 Miirl.lr statuary 14,929 95 
 
 Alabaster works 432 00 
 
 Mosaics 762 50 
 
 Wine 298 31 
 
 Borax 1,326 83 
 
 Cliina and majolica 215 95 
 
 Soap ■ 3,239 05 
 
 Skins 662 12 
 
 Furniture 3, 892 20 
 
 Total 525,451 87
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 153 
 
 Quarter ending June'dO, 1883. 
 
 Straw goods §258, 2G4 91 
 
 Pictures 5:?, 523 72 
 
 Marbln statuary ;{?, .523 45 
 
 Alabastor works 1, IWl 11 
 
 Mosaics S, 144 7y 
 
 Furniture and antiquities 7, l:J5 27 
 
 China and earthou ware 1, 'J4'J G2 
 
 Borax 1 _ 3()(] 78 
 
 Olive soap ><52 40 
 
 Miscellaneous 1, 132 (i2 
 
 Total 371,214 G7 
 
 WM. L. WELSH, 
 
 Consul. 
 CAGLIARI AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Marine salt $1,503 40 
 
 , Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Marine salt §14,464 68 
 
 Unwashed wool 13, 563 45 
 
 • 
 
 Total 28,028 13 
 
 ALPHONSE DOL, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 GENOA AND AGENCY. 
 
 (Agency: Spezia.) 
 
 GENOA. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Cheese §7, 102 38 
 
 Chestnut extract "l,;>49 71 
 
 Citron, candied 2, 847 19 
 
 Filigree 4,037 01 
 
 Fruit, dried 173 70 
 
 Herbs, medicinal ( Hepatica nobili«) 1 , 752 60 
 
 Macaroni 11,904 »2 
 
 Marble work 201 22 
 
 Milk, condensed 4,637 03 
 
 Molds, copper, for macaroni 45 80 
 
 Oakum 4,095 71 
 
 Oil, olive 2,830 53 
 
 Oil, sesame 2, 923 32 
 
 Paper 1.2«»7 62 
 
 Rags 4,476 47 
 
 Rice 2, 3.7 54 
 
 Roots, rice 5, 480 30 
 
 Roots, gentian 8(i0 88 
 
 Sa usage of Bologna 905 63 
 
 Slate 363 80 
 
 Soap 808 00 
 
 Velvet :« 60 
 
 Water, mineral 133 00 
 
 Werranth 466 :«} 
 
 Wine, all kinds 6, 427 77 
 
 Miscellaneous )"^(i 11 
 
 Total 68,592 10 
 
 J. F. IIAZELTJX, 
 
 Consul.
 
 154 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Barrels, empty petroleum $1, 400 00 
 
 Cheese '. ' 3,r)r'4 39 
 
 Citron, candied 6,041 02 
 
 Filigree 1,660 13 
 
 Furn iture 332 r)0 
 
 Macaroni 4, 260 60 
 
 Mushrooms, truffles, pease, and tomato sauce 569 00 
 
 Mohis, copper, for macaroni 462 dO 
 
 Oil, olive 6,432 00 
 
 Pictures, oleographic 667 50 
 
 Eags 4,910 00 
 
 Eice 1,219 00 
 
 Eoots, rice 4,323 00 
 
 Eoots, briar, gentian, and medicinal 300 00 
 
 Salt 1,156 00 
 
 Sausage of Bologna 934 00 
 
 Shell work , 325 00 
 
 Soap, common , 231 50 
 
 Stubl.le , 1,203 00 
 
 Talc, powdei-ed, white stone 2,369 50 
 
 Tamarind, extract 300 00 
 
 Tunny in oil 242 00 
 
 Umbrellas, silk ! 285 00 
 
 Vermouth 785 00 
 
 Wines, all kinds ^. 5,525 00 
 
 Miscellaneous *. 1,771 00 
 
 Total 51,228 14 
 
 A, P. FRANCIA, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 LEGHORN AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Bologna and Carrara.) 
 
 LEGHORN. 
 
 Quartet' ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Alabaster works $4,211 67 
 
 Argols 18, 020 17 
 
 Briar wood 2, 361 17 
 
 Boracic acid 40, 213 66 
 
 Bees- wax 1,548 55 
 
 Buttons (corozo nut) 1,210 32 
 
 Candied citrons 54,582 65 
 
 Cheese 741 73 
 
 Coral (nianufacturcd) 550 39 
 
 Fine arts 289 50 
 
 Gen tiau root 30() 30 
 
 Hemp 1,322 24 
 
 Iron ore 15, 390 21 
 
 JiiiiijK'r berries 1,874 19 
 
 Marl)lc, in lilocks 103,370 82 
 
 M;nl.lc, worked 6,538 18 
 
 Marble, statuary 8,332 18 
 
 Olivi; oil 28,209 91 
 
 Orris root 1,470 32 
 
 Pumice-stone 4, 757 31 
 
 Pnmice-stone bricks 408 45 
 
 Rags 47, 3()() 47 
 
 Soap 30,472 47 
 
 Soaj) stock 1(), 705 42 
 
 Sienna earth 4, 7()1 08 
 
 Sausag(\s 64 18 
 
 Umber earth 492 26 
 
 Wine 3,243 V9 
 
 MiscellaneoiiH 271 72 
 
 Total 399,080 81
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 155 
 
 Quarter ending June 'M), ItiH'.i. 
 
 Alabasterwoiks > ?4, 301 87 
 
 Ai-fiols 10, 1*75 88 
 
 Biiiir wo il 1 , 2t;(i :19 
 
 I5()iacic acid 75, (174 01 
 
 BecH-wax Hl4 :J5 
 
 Buttons (corozo nnt) l.yiO M2 
 
 Candied citrons (I'J, Hl)7 ;>7 
 
 Chalk 105 «)8 
 
 Chet'se 2r>:{ 79 
 
 Fine arts MO 40 
 
 Furniture l.<;40 50 
 
 Hemp (1,079 99 
 
 Iron ore 11, 415 95 
 
 Juniper berries 4".{9 57 
 
 Marl.le, block 70,558 19 
 
 Marble, worked 7,441 45 
 
 Marble, sawed l,:?:?:i 17 
 
 Marble, statuary 14, 942 98 
 
 on ve oil ' 28, 108 13 
 
 Orris root 1, K57 07 
 
 Pumice-stone 7,073 09 
 
 Raj^s , ■ 40, (;15 32 
 
 Soap 37,759 84 
 
 Soap stock 5, 571 76 
 
 Sien na ea rth 2, (509 81 
 
 Talc 590 69 
 
 Umber earth 3, 771 55 
 
 Wi u (! 0, 595 09 
 
 Miscellaneous 244 34 
 
 Total 420, 296 35 
 
 CHAS. P. BARNARD, 
 
 Consul. 
 BOLOGNA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Hemp 812,8(53 60 
 
 Rags 19,303 26 
 
 Rice-straw plaitings 14, 079 35 
 
 Total 46, 246 21 
 
 ZANOTTI ZUIGIZ, 
 Acting Consular Agent. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Hemp §21,530 84 
 
 Medicines. ..^ 313 62 
 
 Sausages 568 01 
 
 Total 22.412 47 
 
 CARLO GARDIXl, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 CARRARA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1HS3. 
 
 147 blocks of marble, 15,788 cubic palms §10,5(52 00 
 
 371 .slabs of marble, 769 cubic feet 1,450 00 
 
 37 cases worked marble 7;5(i 00 
 
 30 cases marble statuary 5, 122 00 
 
 Mi.scel laneous 8 00 
 
 Total 17,872 GO 
 
 ULISSE BOCCACCI, 
 
 Consular Agent.
 
 156 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 MESSINA AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Gioja, Milazzo, and Syracuse.) 
 MESSINA. 
 
 ^ Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Argols P, 145 00 
 
 Almonds 5,295 00 
 
 A8j)haltum 1,006 71 
 
 Brimstone 204,871 16 
 
 Canary seed 18,(581 64 
 
 Clieese 2,200 03 
 
 Dates 200 00 
 
 Essences 63, 403 62 
 
 Filberts 7, 1.^0 90 
 
 Fruit, lemons and oranges 1, 060,215 15 
 
 Lemon juice, concentrated 3, 439 00 
 
 Licorice root 5, 575 00 
 
 Olive oil 5,617 00 
 
 Pistachio kernels 420 00 
 
 Sumac 5,138 80 
 
 Silk : 4,642 00 
 
 Soap stock 1,619 00 
 
 Tomato paste 224 06 
 
 Wi ne : 996 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 530 00 
 
 Total 1,394,370 07 
 
 GEO. H. OWElN^, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Almonds '. $3,471 00 
 
 Brimstone 140,589 90 
 
 Chees.- .516 10 
 
 Essences 69,895 48 
 
 Filberts 19,116 78 
 
 Fruit (lemons and oranges) 335,698 77 
 
 Licorice ])aste 2, .598 50 
 
 Olive oil 4,667 85 
 
 Sumac 6,363 30 
 
 Shoes 400 00 
 
 Wine 320 00 
 
 Total .583,637 68 
 
 LETTERIO PIRRONE, 
 
 Yvoe-Gonsul. 
 
 MILAN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Aquarella paintings $135 10 
 
 Cheese 4,3h3 85 
 
 Gloves 43,777 01 
 
 Hr)uscliold effects 540 40 
 
 Liilu.uiH 2,084 31) 
 
 Miiiiulactured silk 30,059 49 
 
 Medicinal j)reparation8 304 16 
 
 Mistrcllaueous 1, 340 76 
 
 Quiiiino 3,474 2r> 
 
 Kawsilk 420,977 23 
 
 Statuary 405 30 
 
 Straw fi.r bnishcs 1,196 45 
 
 Straw braids for hats 1,159 93 
 
 Total 509,838 32
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 157 
 
 (Jttartcr endnnj June 'M, l«ti;{. 
 
 Afiuiuclla i>aintiiif;n $il, IKJ 50 
 
 Cliccso Id-jl 10 
 
 GlovcH ;{(}_ «77 55 
 
 Li(in<Mir.s !)(;4 0:{ 
 
 Mamifactiired silk 1<), (147 90 
 
 Oil paint iiigM DtJ 50 
 
 Raw silk : 470, 21)8 76 
 
 Ricti root [KVJ 12 
 
 Statuary 4, O'jH r>8 
 
 MiscoUaiU'ous t>. 171 79 
 
 Total 544,4:51 83 
 
 DUNHAM J. GRAIN, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 NAPLES AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Bari and Rodi.) 
 
 NAPLES. 
 
 Quarttr ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Argols $67, 486 86 
 
 Gloves 54, 004 49 
 
 Kaf-s 36,003 88 
 
 Fruit 19,485 34 
 
 Licovice 13, 724 57 
 
 Olive oil 12,431 89 
 
 Tartar 4,364 26 
 
 Sundries 4, 260 55 
 
 Wino 2,184 50 
 
 Hninau hair 1,814 71 
 
 Macaroui 1,591 46 
 
 Olio al solfuro 868 74 
 
 Total 218,221 25 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Argols $50, 347 27 
 
 Rags 28, 637 01 
 
 Gloves 14, 390 47 
 
 Olive oil 4,347 24 
 
 Bronzes (works of art) 4, Oi^tS 88 
 
 Sundries 3, 74.-< 96 
 
 Licorice 3, 424 75 
 
 Wine 2,326 65 
 
 Garlic 1, 320 36 
 
 Soap stock 909 (i5 
 
 Macaroui f^83 39 
 
 Human hair 500 20 
 
 Total 114,906 83 
 
 B. O. DUNCAN, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 PALERMO AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Carini, Girgenti, Licata, Marsala, Terranova, and Trajiaui.) 
 
 PALERMO. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Brimstone $116,129 00 
 
 Canary seed 2.393 00 
 
 Cosmetics 1 , 765 00 
 
 Filberts 5,699 00
 
 158 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 Fruits 567,957 00 
 
 Maiina 1 , 66(i 00 
 
 Macaroni 'S,7•2'^ 00 
 
 Oil of lemons 5,129 OO 
 
 Sumac 87,942 00 
 
 AVine 1,»99 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 2,439 00 
 
 Total - 790,741 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Brimstone ^1104, 788 00 
 
 Cosmetics 943 00 
 
 Fruits 780,865 00 
 
 Filberts - 5,605 00 
 
 Macaroni 2,853 00 
 
 Manna 3,418 00 
 
 Sumac 74,516 00 
 
 Wine 2,556 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 1 , 940 DO 
 
 Total 977,484 00 
 
 S. p. BAYLY, 
 
 Consul. 
 CARINI AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Fruits $54,428 78 
 
 A. BARBARA, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 GIRGENTI AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Brimstone .' $5,569 20 
 
 Do 12,994 80 
 
 Do 10, 006 60 
 
 Do 10,939 50 
 
 Do 7, 381 40 
 
 Do 7, ()66 66 
 
 Do 11,072 06 
 
 Do - 12,984 80 
 
 Total 78,615 02 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Brimstone $14,205 60 
 
 Do 14, 169 62 
 
 Do 14,265 10 
 
 Do 12, 844 94 
 
 Do 35,208 00 
 
 Total 90,693 26 
 
 LEWIS (iRANET, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 LICfATA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending Murclt 31, 1883. 
 Brimstone $70,399 87 
 
 Quarter ending June '.W, 1883. 
 Brimstone; $38,247 12 
 
 MICHAEL VERDERAME, 
 
 Consular Aqent.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 159 
 MARSALA ACiENCY. 
 
 Quarter endi It;/ March '.W, 1883. 
 
 Winc8 $2, 041 04 
 
 (Juarlir induxj June ','0, 1883. 
 
 Wiii«N §8, ():?9 r,o 
 
 Olive oil -jOC ^,^, 
 
 Total H, 24(5 O.'i 
 
 GEO. KAY SOX, 
 
 Consiihir At/mt. 
 
 TRAPANI AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter iiuUur/ .]fitrcli 31, 1883. 
 
 Salt §22,954 30 
 
 Quarter ending June '.10, 1883. 
 
 Salt §27,370 29 
 
 LEONARDO MAHIIOXE, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 ROME AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies : Ancoua and Civita Veccliia.) 
 ROME. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Books and engravings 8U7G 47 
 
 Bronzes 2, 076 26 
 
 Fnrnit lue and tVauies (il6 16 
 
 Majolioii ware and potteries 273 29 
 
 Marble, wrought 1,910 12 
 
 Marl)le, statnary 4, 142 36 
 
 Mosaics 4(19 74 
 
 Paintings, oil and water color 2, 998 48 
 
 Sienna earth 66 20 
 
 Tapi'stries and stuti's 332 95 
 
 Wine 405 30 
 
 Miscellaneous 39 57 
 
 Total 14,446 90 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Books, photographs, and engravings §1,014 79 
 
 Bronzes 3,788 40 
 
 Fill nit nre and frames ^ I, 364 12 
 
 Majolica ware, porcelain, and potteries 3, 045 ;i5 
 
 Marble, wronght 2, 224 52 
 
 Marliie statuary 16,779 81 
 
 Mosaics '. 799 02 
 
 Paintings, oil and water color 20, :}.~5 82 
 
 Plaster casts 4 1 1 67 
 
 Sienna earth <)37 48 
 
 Tapestries, rugs, stuft's, andsacred vestments 2, 21 1 39 
 
 Wine 2, 275 28 
 
 Miscellaneous 7.'j8 49 
 
 Total 55, 69(5 14 
 
 LEWIS KICILMOXl), 
 
 ConsulGeneral.
 
 160 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 ANCONA AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Asphaltum $1,980 00 
 
 TUEIN. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Raw silk 128,800 28 
 
 Rice-straw plats 23, 495 80 
 
 Vermouth 15, 302 24 
 
 Gun stocks 140 79 
 
 Canned goods 50 75 
 
 Total 67,789 86 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Vermouth $17,018 95 
 
 Rawsilk 12,296 10 
 
 Rice-straw plats 2, 907 54 
 
 Oil paintinjis 501 *80 
 
 Lucifer wax matches 270 20 
 
 Orgau-piano 84 92 
 
 Gunstocks ; 23 16 
 
 Total 33, 102 67 
 
 LOUIS DE FERNEX, 
 
 Vice- Consul. 
 
 VENICE. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Glassware and beads $3, 018 00 
 
 Carved wood and furniture 1, 089 00 
 
 Paintings 2,890 00 
 
 Straw, manufactured 9,764 00 
 
 Hemp 10, 739 00 
 
 Bronzes 639 00 
 
 Photographs 145 00 
 
 Statuary 230 00 
 
 Miscelhineous 273 00 
 
 Total 28,877 00 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Glassware and beads $3,386 00 
 
 Carved wood and furniture 4, 678 00 
 
 Paintings , 3, 070 00 
 
 Straw goods... 5,134 00 
 
 Hemp 10,484 00 
 
 Bronzes : 401 00 
 
 Instrinuents 160 00 
 
 Photographs 65 00 
 
 Jetgoiids 922 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 505 00 
 
 Total 28, 805 00 
 
 Mc WALTER B. NO YES, 
 
 Consul. 
 
 ITIALTA. 
 
 (No returns.)
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES. 
 
 Kil 
 
 CONSULAR DISTRICTS AND AGENCIES. 
 Quarter endiutj March M, 1883. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Budapesth. 
 
 Prague. 
 
 Trieste. 
 
 Vienna. 
 
 $3, 973 94 
 1, 327 37 
 
 ToUl. 
 
 Amber, ci-ude 
 
 
 
 $3, 973 94 
 
 1,327 37 
 
 12,091 27 
 
 10. 308 94 
 
 1, 170 .56 
 
 358, 087 78 
 
 28. 160 97 
 
 21t, :iKl 70 
 
 :w l(i7 73 
 
 A It, works of 
 
 
 
 15od feathers 
 
 $39 48 
 
 .$12,651 79 
 10. 368 94 
 
 1, 170 56 
 19, 388 82 
 
 7,615 68 
 
 1, 979 95 
 
 2, 266 50 
 1, 727 10 
 
 
 
 
 
 ... 
 
 
 
 
 Biittoii.i 
 
 
 338, 698 96 
 20,418 85 
 6, 20;i 49 
 35,901 23 
 54. 506 01 
 1.5,292 33 
 11, 022 92 
 713 15 
 15, 982 47 
 
 
 126 44 
 
 187 90 
 
 
 
 $2i,6io 36 
 
 Fancy fjooils ami jowolry 
 
 Fans 
 
 
 r>«, 233 71 
 
 750, 204 86 
 
 11,022 92 
 
 208,510 44 
 
 24, flOX 91 
 
 70, (172 01 
 
 5, 42.-. 51 
 
 2. 907 20 
 
 18,748 78 
 
 78, 600 99 
 
 ]o 559 g5 
 
 
 127, 127 32 
 
 613, W5 21 
 
 Furniture 
 
 
 
 
 267, 797 29 
 8, 626 44 
 
 
 
 
 
 Gum 
 
 
 76, 672 01 
 
 
 
 5, 041 37 
 2, 907 20 
 
 384 14 
 
 Hops 
 
 
 
 
 
 18, 748 78 
 13, 902 00 
 
 
 
 
 4, 847 43 
 
 59,911 .56 
 
 9.274 24 
 
 142, 920 17 
 
 202 70 
 
 Lentils and beans 
 
 3,285 41 
 
 
 
 
 14"' 9''0 17 
 
 
 282 43 
 18, 858 35 
 
 
 
 485 13 
 22, 028 20 
 17 586 36 
 
 Mineral water 
 
 3, 169 85 
 
 
 
 
 17, 586 36 
 9, 806 93 
 
 " 6,' 698' 70 
 
 
 
 294 05 
 
 
 10 100 98 
 
 
 583 51 
 
 12, 168 34 
 
 12, 751 85 
 
 6, 698 70 
 
 53 077 ''9 
 
 Ozokerite 
 
 
 
 
 53, 677 29 
 
 
 
 23, .554 01 
 
 6, 212 74 
 
 
 
 284 74 
 
 
 ''84 74 
 
 Shawls 
 
 
 
 5, 760 52 
 29.440 20 
 25, 381 99 
 
 5 700 52 
 
 Silks and velvets 
 
 5,540 88 
 
 
 34,981 08 
 25 381 99 
 
 
 
 2, 654 86 
 
 2 054 86 
 
 Tartar, crude 
 
 
 54, 628 25 
 124 75 
 
 54 0''8 "JS 
 
 Tobacco 
 
 
 1, 193 00 
 
 \317 75 
 
 
 2, 274 48 
 
 o '>74 4g 
 
 Umbrella fixtures - - -- - -- 
 
 
 2, 332 69 
 3, 155 44 
 
 6,535 64 
 
 2 'Xil 69 
 
 
 2,371 86 
 
 310 39 
 
 '7.896 16 
 19, 079 16 
 
 5 837 69 
 
 
 7 890 16 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 
 5,994 16 
 
 31 008 96 
 
 
 
 
 Total 
 
 l.'JS. 147 44 
 198,045 02 
 
 387, 526 89 
 513, 575 90 
 
 840, 847 17 
 (525, 327 00 
 
 884, 398 34 
 802, 0.J8 30 
 
 2, 265 919 80 
 
 
 2, 139, 006 28 
 
 
 
 
 215, .520 17 
 
 82. 340 04 
 
 126 913 52 
 
 
 44, 897 58 
 
 126, 049 07 
 
 
 
 
 
 JAMES KILEY WEAVER, 
 
 Consul- a eneral. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 18H3. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Bndapesth. 
 
 Prague. 
 
 Trieste. 
 
 Vienna. 
 
 Total. 
 
 
 
 $8,259 06 
 
 4, 579 48 
 
 $8. 259 06 
 
 
 
 
 4. .->70 48 
 
 
 $20,601 70 
 
 11, 264 31 
 
 221 85 
 
 18,201 42 
 
 8,541 95 
 
 5, .550 32 
 
 5. 091 67 
 
 709 80 
 
 "i," 432 08 
 
 353,450 58 
 
 3, 734 45 
 
 
 20, 0(11 70 
 
 Beer 
 
 
 
 \\.\HA 31 
 
 
 
 
 221 1^5 
 
 
 
 207, 4.56 73 
 43, 696 75 
 17,678 .58 
 57, 79H 78 
 10. 050 56 
 
 225.658 15 
 
 
 
 .52,2.38 70 
 
 Drugs and chemicals 
 
 Fancy goods and jewelry 
 
 '""i787'96 
 
 $17,924 87 
 
 41.1.'i;j 77 
 o:i, twi 41 
 
 
 10, 700 42 
 
 
 17, 340 60 
 
 91, 709 35 
 
 lOit, 049 95 
 
 
 12, 629 07 
 5,682 35 
 3. 504 51 
 
 
 
 14.061 15 
 
 
 
 Zh9 132 93 
 
 
 79 55 
 
 
 7,318 .51 
 
 
 41.963 73 
 
 41.9tVi 73 
 
 Hair, human i 
 
 7, 920 70 
 
 
 7, 920 70 
 
 62 A— D E- 
 
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 162 
 
 CONTINENT OF EUKOPE. 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883 — Contimied. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Budapesth. Prague. 
 
 $19,930 69 
 
 '$29,"849'63'j'"'7,'923'20' 
 
 ... !!.!."!.".'' "i.ogi'es 
 
 58, 076 57 
 
 Insect powder 
 
 Iron and steel manufactures 
 
 Leather and skln.s 
 
 Linen and cotton goods 
 
 Mineral water 
 
 Meerschaum, crude 
 
 Musical instiuments 
 
 Oils 
 
 Ozokerite 
 
 Petroleum barreLs, empty 
 
 Porcelain and pottery 
 
 Sardines 
 
 Seeds 
 
 Shawls 
 
 Silks and velvet 
 
 Smokers' articles 
 
 Sponges ' j 
 
 Tartar, crude , ' 
 
 Tobacco ! 
 
 Toys ! ! 10,730 90 
 
 441 14 
 
 2,404 55 
 
 Trieste. 
 
 $16, 205 14 
 442"82' 
 
 Vienna. 
 
 $4, 259 82 
 32, 368 81 
 111, 876 62 
 
 291 60 
 
 1, 555 20 
 '31,' 787' 75 
 
 "'s.rio'n 
 
 14, 727 87 
 12,747 14 
 
 6, 046 59 
 12,617 96' 
 
 6, 801 96 
 
 Wine. .*. ! 14,049 20 
 
 Wool 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 4, 557 44 
 68, 784 33 
 36, 983 02 
 
 877 49 
 
 30,095 97 
 
 2, 508 98 
 
 
 
 
 
 2, 686 67 
 
 '"'2,' 677' 89' 
 
 11, 180 83 
 7,591 71 
 
 Total. 
 
 $16, 205 14 
 
 4, -259 82 
 
 52, 742 32 
 
 111, 876 62 
 37, 772 83 
 14, 727 87 
 13, 838 77 
 
 1. 555 20 
 6, 046 59 
 
 31, 787 75 
 70, 094 53 
 
 3, 720 71 
 291 60 
 
 4, 557 44 
 75, 586 29 
 36, 983 02 
 
 877 49 
 30, 095 97 
 
 2, 508 98 
 10, 730 90 
 17, 177 01 
 11, 180 83 
 12, 674 15 
 
 Total 
 
 Total same quarter, 1882 
 
 ... 62,398 54 
 ... 115,312 62 
 
 544, 124 53 
 554, 098 51 
 
 227, 468 58 
 449, 001 56 
 
 711,757 00 
 906, 983 82 
 
 1, 545, 748 63 
 
 2, 025, 456 51 
 
 
 ... 52, 914 08 
 
 9, 973 98 
 
 221, 592 98 
 
 195, 226 82 
 
 479,707 86 
 
 
 
 
 Vienna, July 16, 1883. 
 
 WILLIAM HERZ, 
 
 Vice Consul- General. 
 
 TURKEY. 
 
 CONSTANTINOPLE AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Adriauo]3le, Dardauelles, Philoppopolis, Riistcbuck, Salouica, and Trebi- 
 
 zoiide.) 
 
 CONSTANTINOPLE. 
 
 QiKtrter ending March M, I88."i. 
 
 Attar of roses §14, 740 75 
 
 Tiirkisli embroideries and bazaar articles 9,557 78 
 
 Carpets and vugs 6, 186 .52 
 
 Wool (bed and carpet) 4,489 51 
 
 Silk :i, 959 51 
 
 Gum tra<;acantli 3, 571 68 
 
 Rags y, 071 :{6 
 
 Beans (Danube) 1, 8-29 65 
 
 Tobacco (leaf) 1,70:5 05 
 
 Scaminony 1, :{65 86 
 
 Goat-skins 374 37 
 
 Total 49,806 04 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Enibroi(bries and Tiirkisli l»azaar articles $'22, 867 87 
 
 Rugs and carpets 17, 962 60 
 
 Attar of ros.-H 10, .546 99 
 
 Tobacco and cigarettes 6, (578 03 
 
 Gum tragacaiitb 2,961 20 
 
 Wool (goat's aud carpet) 1,(I0() 78 
 
 Walnut wood 932 98 
 
 Oil of gerauiuui 529 23 
 
 Sundries .5,129 08 
 
 Total 68,614 76 
 
 G. H. HEAP, 
 
 Consul General.
 
 DECLARED EXPORTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, 163 
 
 GREECE. 
 
 PATRAS AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Cephalonia, Corfu, Piraeus, Syra, and Zaute.) 
 
 PATRAS. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 Cumiuts §236,895 77 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Currants .S'>2, 31.5 05 
 
 E. HANCOCK, 
 
 C07ViUl. 
 ZANTE AGENCY. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 CinrantH §41,395 62 
 
 ED. D. BAKFF, 
 
 Avt'uuj Consular Agent. 
 
 ROUinAMIA. 
 
 (No rL'tunis.) 
 
 POLYNESIA.. 
 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. 
 
 HONOLULU AND AGENCIES. 
 
 (Agencies: Hilo, Kabului, and Mahukona.) 
 
 HONOLULU. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Sugar §1,806, 3.t5 39 
 
 Rice 119,811 98 
 
 Hidonand tallow 21,2f.9 11 
 
 Wliale oil _ I-J.C-IO 00 
 
 IJaiianas -. s, 78H 79 
 
 Returned goods 7, 211 80 
 
 Molasses 5,550 38 
 
 Opium 5, 178 18 
 
 Colleo • 1 . 216 81 
 
 Copra 293 94 
 
 Tobacco 273 50 
 
 Total 1. 988, 589 88 
 
 Quarter ending ,func 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar §2, .')C)2, 852 68 
 
 Rice 171, 2;n 60 
 
 Hides 2f., 197 89 
 
 Wool 12, 194 50 
 
 I5auanas U', 932 80 
 
 Molasses 7,l>i>5 64 
 
 Oil 4, IKO 00 
 
 Coffee .... 813 26 
 
 Copra 744 05 
 
 Awa root 200 00 
 
 Miscellaneous 10,182 10 
 
 Total 2, .>-07, 806 52 
 
 ]). A. Mckinley, 
 
 Consul.
 
 184 CONTINENT OF EUROPE. 
 
 KAHULUI AGENCY. 
 
 Qxiarter eruUng May-ch 31, 1883, 
 
 Sugars $171,559 65 
 
 Hides 3, 113 88 
 
 Tallow 238 54 
 
 Total 174,912 07 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 
 Sugar r.":r..r:'V.:. !?526,249 oo 
 
 Hides 1,945 22 
 
 Tallow 112 00 
 
 Guava jelly 133 87 
 
 Total 528,440 09 
 
 A. F. HOPKE, 
 
 Consular Agent. 
 
 SOCIETY ISI^ANDS. 
 
 TAHITI. 
 
 Quarter ending March 31, 1883. 
 
 Cottou, giuued, 73,229 kilograms $32, 953 05 
 
 Fungus, 10,448 kilograms 1,924 50 
 
 Mother of pearl shell, 25,647 kilograms 11,413 90 
 
 Tortoise shell, 51 kilograms 103 00 
 
 Vauilla beans, 153 kilograms 459 00 
 
 Desiccated cocoanut, 1,342 kilograms 136 67 
 
 Old metal, 98 kilograms 14 70 
 
 Old iron, 180 kilograms 4 00 
 
 Lime juice, 2,.'>97 gallons 515 80 
 
 Salted hides, 132 330 00 
 
 Goat skins, 121 60 50 
 
 Ship's knees, 1,642 4,302 04 
 
 Cocoanuts, 141.000 2,736 00 
 
 Oranges, 750,000 ...• 3,375 00 
 
 Total value 58,328 16 
 
 Quarter ending June 30, 1883. 
 Cotton : 
 
 G inned, 111,507 kilograms $49, 473 19 
 
 Seed, 18,000 kilograms 144 00 
 
 Mother of ])earl KJiell, 3rt,010 kilograms 17,018 95 
 
 Fungus, 4,249 kilograms 888 63 
 
 Soap stociv, -JO.OOO kilograms 100 00 
 
 Vanilla beans, 241 kilograms 819 50 
 
 Desiccated cocoanut 855 kilograms 82 82 
 
 Old mclal, 70 kilograms 11 10 
 
 Lime juice, H,->(i3 gallons 1 , 652 60 
 
 Ifuni," 15 gallons 20 00 
 
 Oranges, 1,156,000 -.. 5,467 .50 
 
 Cocoanuts, 190,:iOO 3,644 40 
 
 Tamanu logs, •<!61 1,005 54 
 
 Hides, 1.55 3H7 50 
 
 Goatskins, 261 130 .50 
 
 Total 80,846 23 
 
 DOKENCE ATWATER, 
 
 Consul. 
 
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