United States yearbook - 1885 (1)

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STATISTICAL ABSTRACT.
LETTEE
FROM
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY,
TRANSMITTING
The Statistical Abstract prepared l y the Bureau o f Statistics.
J anuary 6 ,188G.—Referred to the Committee on Ways and Means and ordered to bo
printed.
T r e a s u r y D e p a r t m e n t , January 4 ,1SSG.
Sir : I have the honor to transmit herewith to the House of Representatives
the seventh and eighth numbers of the Statistical Abstract
(in one volume), prepared by the Chief of the Bureau of Statistics,
under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury.
This Abstract embraces tables in regard to finance, coinage, commerce,
immigration, tonnage and navigation, the postal service, public lauds,
population, education, railroads, agriculture, and mining.
Respectfully, yours,
D. MARRING,
Secretary.
Hon. J o h n G . C a r l i s l e ,
Speaker of the Rouse o f Representatives.
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CONTENTS.
P u b l ic R e v e n u e
a n d
E x p e n d i t u r e s .
N a t io n a l D e b t .
C u s t o m s
a n d I n t e r n a l
R e v e n u e .
S t a t e , N a t io n a l
B a n k , a n d
U n i t e d S t a t e s
N o t e s
a n d C u r r e n c y .
T able
No.
Page.
1. Public Revenue and Expenditures: Estimated and actual,
1863 to 1886...................................................
2. Public Revenue, sources of, each year, 1860 to 1885....
3. Expenditures, the several branches of, 1860 to 1885----
4. Annual Appropriations, 1877 to 1886............................... 4
5. Principal of Public Debt analysis of, 1860 to 1885........ 5
6. Public Debt, with accrued interest thereon, &c., 1871
to 1885.............................................................................. 7
7. Internal and Customs Revenue, amount derived from,
and cost of collecting, 1858 to 1885............................ 7
8. Imports and Duties; Values of imports, foreign exports
and net imports of merchandise, together with
the amounts and average ad valorem rates of duty
collected, from 1791 to 1885 ......... 8
9. Imports and Duties: Value of imported merchandise
entered for consumption and duties received on the
same, 1867 to 1885 .......................................................... 12
10. Imports and Duties; Values of the principal and other
dutiable articles imported and entered for consumption
and the amounts of duty collected thereon, 1874
to 1885.............................................................................. 13
11. Internal Revenue, amounts of, collected from the various
sources, 1863 to 1885.......................- ..................... 15
12. Internal Revenue, amounts of, collected, by States and
Territories, 1876 to 1885................................................ 16
13. United States and National Bank and State Bank Notes,
4'C.: Amounts of, outstanding at the close of each
fiscal year, 1860 to 1885.................................................. 19
14. National Banks, resources and liabilities of, 1876 to
1885 .................................................................................. 20
15. National Banks; Cash reserves held by, on September
30, 1884, and 1885 ..................... 21
16. National Banks: Capital, surplus, dividends, and total
earnings of, 1870 to 1885............................................... 21
17. National Banks: Specie held by New York City
banks, and by all other banks, respectively, 1875 to
1885 .................................................................................. 22
18. National Banks, taxes paid by, to the United States,
1864 to 1885............ 23
v

VI
CONTENTS.
N a t io n a l B a n k s ,
a n d Sa y i n g s
B a n k s .
C o i n a n d C u r ­
r e n c y , C o in a g e
a n d P r o d u c t io n o p
G o l d a n d S i l v e r .
I m p o r t s a n d E x ­
p o r t s .
' 19. National Banks, taxes, State and National, paid by,
1866 to 1883 .................................................................... 23
20. National Banks: Ratios of loans to capital, &c., 1871
to 1885............................................................................. 24
21. Clearing House: Transactions of the New York Clearing
House, 1858 to 1885 ................................................ 25*
22. National Banks: Classifications of loans, 1881, 1882,
1883, 1884, and 1885 ............ : .......... 26
23. Savinas Banks: Resources and liabilities of, 1878 to
1885 ........................................................ 27
24. Savings Banks: Deposits, number of depositors, and
average amount due each, by States, in 1883, 1884,
k and 1885 .................................. 28
25. Coin and Currency, amount of, in the country, 1881
to 1885............................................................................. 29*
26. Coina^ of the United Stales Mint, 1832 to 1885 ............. 39
] 27. Gold and Silver, Production of, in the United States,
1848 to 1884 . . ................................................................ 31
28. Gold and Silver, Production o f by States and Territories,
calendar years 1881 to 1884................................. 32
29. Imports into and Exports from the United State*, values
of, 1838 to 1885........
30. Merchandise imported into and exported from the
United States, values of, 1837 to 1885.......................... 34
31. Gold, and Silver Coin and Bullion imported into and exported
from the United States, 1837 to 1885 ............. 35
32. Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion imported into and
exported from tbo United States, distinguishing between
gold and silver and between coin and bullion,
1861 to 1885 ..................................... 3t>
33. Imports, Merchandise, values of, at the principal and
other ports of the United States, 1860 to 1885 .........
34. Domestic Merchandise Exported, v allies of, from the prin-
< cipal and other ports of the United States, 1859 to 1885 38
35. Foreign Merchandise Exported, values of, from the principal
and other ports of the United States, 1859 to
1885.............................................................. 39*
36. Coin and Bullion, imports of, at the principal and all
other ports of the United States, 1«59 to 1885 ......... 49
37. Domestic Coin and Bullion, exports of, from the principal
and all other ports of the United States, 1858 to
1885................................................................................. 41
38. Foreign Coin and Bullion, exports of, from the principal’and
all other ports of the United States, 1859 to
1885............... 42
39 )
r ' (Merchandise imported and exported, Total values of,
gg I by countries, 1870 to 1885.........................................
81 )
. ( Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion imported and ex-
16. S P0Ifed, by countries, 1870 to 1885...........................
3a
3T
4 3
57

CONTENTS.
VII
[p o r t s a n d E x ­
p o r t s—Contfd.
P r o d u c t i o n ,
I m p o r t s a n d
E x p o r t s .
"117. Principal and other articles of Merchandise Imported,
Values of, 1876 to 1885 ................................................... 67
118. Principal and other articles of Merchandise Imported,
Quantities of, 1876 to 1885 ................................... 85
119. Principal and other articles of Domestic Merchandise Exported,
Values of, 1876 to 1885 ...................................... 95
120. Principal and other articles of Domestic Merchandise E x­
ported, Quantities of, 1876 to 1885 ................................ 109
121. Principal and other articles of Foreign Merchandise Exported,
Values of, 1876 to 1885........................................ 116
122. Principal and other articles of Foreign Merchandise Exported,
Quantities of, 1876 to 1885........................ 133
123. Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion Imported and. Exported,
Values of, 1876 to 1885. - .1 ............................... 142
124. Tea and Coffee, Quantities and Values of, Imported and
< Exported, 1862 to 1885 - ..............................143
125. Sugar, Produced, Imported, Exported, and Consumed
in the United States, with rates of duty collected
thereon, 1851 to 1884...................................................... 144
126. Molasses, Quantity and Value of, Imported, 1851 to
1885............................. 145
127. Wheat and Wheat flour, Quantities of, of Domestic
Production, Exported to the principal and other foreign
countries, 1863 to 1885........................................... 146
128. Indian Corn and Indian Com meal, of Domestic Production,
Quantities of, Exported to the principal
and other foreign countries, 1863 to 1885 ................. 148
129. Cotton, Raw, of Domestic Production, Quantities of,
Exported to the principal aDd other foreign countries,
1876 to 1885............................................................ 150
130. Cottons of Domestic Manufacture, Quantities and Values
^ of, Exported from the United States, 1866 to 1885... 151
'131. Wool, Raw, Quantities of, Produced, Imported, Exported,
and Retained for Consumption in the United
States, 1864 to 1885....................... 151
132. Cotton, Raw, Quantities of, Produced, Imported, Exported,
and Retained for Consumption in the United
States, 1862 to 1885 .................... 152
133. Pig Iron, Quantity of, Produced, Imported, Exported,
and Retained for Consumption in the United States,
1867 to 1885 ...................................... 153
] 134. Iron and Steel Railroad Bars, Quantity of, Produced,
Imported, Exported, and Retained for Consumption
in the United States, 1867 to 1885........... 153
135. Wheat, Quantity of, Produced, Imported, Exported,
and Retained for Consumption-in the United States,
1867 to 1885 ........... 154
136. Indian Corn, Quantity of, Produced, Imported, Exported,
and Retained for Consumption in the United
States, 1867 to 1885 .................................................. 154

VIII
P r o d u c t io n ,
I m p o r t s a n d
E x p o r t s —
Cont’d.
P r o d u c t io n .
I m m ig r a t io n .
S h ip p i n g .
A r e a , P o p u l a ­
t io n , BTC., OF
S t a t e s a n d
T e r r i t o r i e s ,
P u b l ic L a n d s .
CONTENTS.
Table
No.
Page*
137. Petroleum, Crude, Quantity Produced,and the Quantity
and Value of, Exported from the United States, 1864
< to 1885............................................................................. 155
138. Spirituous and Malt Liquors and Wines, Consumption of,
, 1840,1850,1850, and 1870 to 1885................................. 156
139. Fermented Liquors and Distilled Spirits, Quantities of,
Produced, 1863 to 1885................................................. 157
I140. Sugar, Molasses, and Pice, Quantities of, Produced in
Louisiana, 1852 to 1885......................................... 158
141. Sugar, Molasses, and Pice, Quantities of, Produced in
the United States,' 1869 and 1879................................. 158
5 142. Immigrants of each nationality arrived in the United
I States, 1874 to 1885 ....................................................... 159
143. Tonnage Entered at Seaports: American and Foreign
Sailing and Steam Vessels, 1864 to 1885.................... 161
144. Tonnage Cleared at Seaports: American and Foreign
Sailing and Steam Vessels, 1864 to 1885.................... 162
145. Tonnage Entered at Seaports: Nationality of Foreign
and total of American vessels, 1858 to 1885............... 163
146. Tonnage Cleared at Seaports: Nationality of Foreign
and total of American vessels, 1858 to 1885 ............. 164
147. Tonnage Entered at Seaports, by principal Customs Districts,
1856 to 1885 ............ . - . ........ 165
148. Tonnage Cleared at Seaports, by principal Customs Districts,
1856 to 1885.............................-. -........................ 166
149. Tonnage Entered at Seaports, by principal Countries,
1860 to 1885 ................................................................... 167
150. Tonnage Cleared at Seaports, by principal Countries,
1858 to 1885 ................................................................... 169
151. Tonnage, Sail and Steam, of the Merchant Marine of the
United States, Sailing Vessels and Steam Vessels,
1860 to 1885 ................................................................... 171
lf>2. Tonnage o f the Merchant Marine of the United States
Employed in the Foreign Trade; in the Coastwise
Trade; in the Whale Fisheries; and in the Cod and
Mackerel Fisheries, 1860 to 1885................................ 172
153. Vessels built, Class, Number, and Tonnage of, in the
United States, 1812 to 1885......................................... 173
154. Vessels built. Tonnage of, in the New England States;
on the entire seaboard; on the Mississippi River and
its Tributaries, and. on the Great Lakes, 1857 to 1885. 175
155. Vessels built, Tonnage of, Iron, Sailing, and Steam
Vessels, 1869 to 1885.................................................... 175
„156. Vessels Wrecked, 1875 to 1884 ......................................... 176
'157. Area, Population,

CONTENTS.
IX
P o s t a l S e r v i c e s .
P o p u l a t i o n .
E d u c a t i o n .
R a i l r o a d s .
A g r i c u l t u r e .
C o a l .
P e n s i o n s .
Table
No.
Page.
159. Postal Service of the United States, 1837 to 1885....... 181
160. Population of the United States at each decennial
Census, 1800 to 1880 .......... 182
161. Public Schools: School population, teachers, funds,
&c., 1871 to 1884 .......................................................... 185
162. Public Schools: Male and female teachers in the several
States and Territories, 1883 and 1884 ................ 187
163. Public Schools: School population, attendance, &c.,
in the several States and Territories of the United
States, 18'3 and 1884.................................................... 189
164. Public Schools: School attendance and expenditures
for the public schools in the several States and Territories
of the United States, 1871,1883, and 1884.. 192
165. Theological Seminaries in the United States, hy denominations,
‘1884 and 1885................................................. 194
"166. Railroads, Mileage of, in operation and constructed
each year, 1830 to 1884.............................................. 195
167. Railroads, Mileage of, in each State and group of
States, 1840,1850,1860,1870, and 1880 to 1884........... 195
168. The Cereal Crops: Estimated Annual Product, Acreage,
Total Value, Value per Busliel, Yield per Acre,
and Value per Acre of, distinguishing Corn, Wheat,
Rye., Oats, Barley, and Buckwheat produced in the
United States, 1862 to 1884......................................... 197
169. The Potato Crop: Estimated Annual Product, Acreage,
' and Value of, 1862 to 1884............................................ 200
I 170. The Hat/ Crop: Estimated Annual Product, Acreage,
j and Value of, 1862 to 1884............................................. 201
| 171. The'Jobacco Ciop: Estimated Annual Product, Acre-
| age, and Value of, 1862 to 1884.................................... 202
{ 172. Coal, Quantity of, produced in each State and Terri-
\ tory, 1860, 1870, and 1880 to 1884...................................203
5173. Pensioners, number and classes of, and disbursements
on account of pensions, 1884 and 1885...................... 204

No. 1.—AMOUNT of ESTIMATED and ACTUAL REVENUE and EXPENDITURE of the United States for each
Year ending June 30, from 1863 to 1886, inclusive.
K
x
to ‘
a
Y ear
ending
Ju n e 30—
E stim ated |
b y tlie S e c re -!
tary of th e ]
T reasury. ;
A ctually received
into th e
T reasury.
Revenue. | Expenditure.
M ore (+ ) or
less (—) than estim
ate.
R eceipts j
p e r capita j
of popu- i
lation. j
E stim ated by
) |
th e Secretary of A c tu al payments.
the Treasury.
M ore (+ ) or
less (—) th an estim
ate.
P aym ents
per" capita
of population.
Excess of
revenue over
paym ents.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. ; Dollars. : DoUars. Dollars. i Dollars. DoUars. Dollars.
1363......... 167,451,798 79 112.697.290 95 — 54. 754. 507 84 3 38 i 893, 346,321 48 *714,740, 725 17.: —178, 605, 590 31 21 42
1864......... 156,239,456 14 264.626.771 60 i 4-108.387.315 46 7 77 i 1, 099,731,960 42 j *865,322, 641 97 j —234,409,318 45 25 42
186.3......... 344, 512,389 02 333,714,605 08 — 10,797,783 94 9 60 1,245,729,135 75 j*1, 297, 555,224 41 j •f 51,826,088 66 37 34
m e . . . . 467, 686, 200 55 558, 032, 620 06 + 90,346,419 51 15 73 719,512, 554 12 j *520,809,416 99 j —198,703,137 13 14 68 37,223,203 07
1867......... 475,061,386 57 490,634,010 27 4- 15,572, 623 70 : 13 55 316,428, 079 25 j 357, 542,675 16 ! - f 41,114, 595 91 9 87 133,091,335 11
ISOS......... :417,161,928 62 405,63S, 083 32 i; — 11,523,845 30 ! 10 97 393,269,226 18 j 377,340,284 86 — 15,928,941 82 10 21 28,297,798 46
1869. — .. 341,392,868 77 370,943,747 21 | -f 29, 550,878 44 ; 9 82 1 386,152,470 75 j 322,865,277 80 : - 13,287,192 95 8 55 48,078,469 41
IBTO — — 394,831,622 02 411,255,477 63 -f 16,423,855 61 10 67 ■! 294,730,514 59 309,653,560 75 + 14,923,046 16 8 03 101,601,916 88
1871......... •359,101,230 75 383, 323, 944 89 | 4- 24,222,714 14 i 9 69 i 290,062,920 83 j 292,177,188 25 , -f 2,114,267 42 7 39 91,146,756 64
1872......... 365,198,374 60 374,106,867 56 i + 8,908,492 96 i 9 22 ;j 293,403,382 92 1i 277,517,962 67 — 15,885,420 25 6 84 | 96,588,904 89
1873......... 1319,315.134 07 333,738,204 67 ! 4- 14,423,070 60 ! 8 01 j 262,254,217 07 | 290,345,245 33 + 28,091,028 26 6 97 j 43,392,959 34
1874......... ■271,304,310 58 289, 478, 755 47 i 4- 18, 174,444 89 ! 7 13 J 290,650,524 99 | 287,133,873 17 — 3, 516,651 82 7 07 | 2,344,882 30
3 8 7 5 ...... 284,318,285 99 288,000, 051 10 + 3,681,765 11 ! 6 55 . 275, 315,489 42 j| 274,623,392 84 — 692,096 58 6 25 ; 13,376,658 26
3876____ ■297,456,145 14 287,482,039 16 ; — 9,974,105 98 j 6 52 ;• 268,447,543 76 \I 258,459,797 33 — 9,987,746 43 5 87 ;j 29,022, 241 83
1877..... '264,292,449 59 269,000,586 62 4- 4,708,137 03 ’ 6 07 237,628,753 35 j 238,660,008 93 + 1,031,255 58 5 21 ! 30,340,577 69
1878...— 205, 500,000 00 257,763,878 70 — 7,736,121 30 i 5 41 232,430,643 72 j 236,964,326 80 -f 4,533,683 08 4 98 j 20,799,551 90
1879 . . . . ,264,500,000 00 273,827,184 46 4- 9,327,184 46 5 60 240,100,000 00 j| 266,947,883 53 + 26,847,883 53 5 46 'j 6,879,300 93
1 8 8 0 ...... :288,000, COO 00 333,526,610 98 4- 45,526,610 98 { 6 65 !: 264,000,000 00 ! 267, 642,957 78 + 3,642,957 78 5 34 ! 65,883,653 20
3881....... ■350,000,000 00 360,782,292 57 4- 10,7S2,292 57 1 7 01 ; 260,000,000 oo :; 260,712,887 59 + 712,887 59 5 07 100, 069,404 98
1882......... ;4oo, ooo, ooo oo. 403.525,250 28 4- 3,525,250 28 j 7 64 H 270, 000,000 00 257,981,439 57 — 12,018,560 43 4 89 145, 543, 810 71
1883......... :415, ooo, ooo oo; 398,287,581 95 — 16,712,418 05 i 7 37 295,000,000 00 i 265,408,137 54 — 29,591,862 46 4 90 | 132,879,444 41
1884......... *343,000,000 00. 348,519,869 92 4- 5,519,869 92 6 27 258,000,000 00 | 244,126,244 33 - 13,873,755 67 4 03 j| 104,893,625 59
1885......... !b30, ooo, ooo 00 323,690,706 38 — 6, 309,293 62 ' 5 67 243,000,000 00 ! 260,226,935 11 + 17,226,935 11 4 70 ;; 63,463,771 27
1886____ 5315,000,000 oo .
i- 245,000,000 00 5__ __
f J
i
li
Excess of
paym ents over
revenue.
Dollars.
602,043,434 22
600,695,870 37
963, 840,619 33
N o te.—The am onnts of estim ated revenue and expenditure given are those stated in the annual reports of th e Secretary of th e T reasury to Congress, prepared in each
•case about eight m onths prior to the close of th e fiscal year for w hich the estim ates w ere made. A m ounts received upon loans and paym ents upon account of th e principal
o f the public debt are n o t included in this statem ent. * By w arrants paid.
PUBLIC REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.

No. 2.—-AMOUNT of REVENUE of tlie U nited States for each Year ending June 30, from I860 to 1885, inclusive.
j
1863 46, 965,304 87 69,059,642 40 37,640,787 95 j 1,485,103 61 167,617 17
1864 36, 523,046 13 102,316,152 99 109,741,134 10 | 475, 648 96 588, 333 29
1865 134, 433, 738 44 84, 928, 260 60 j 209,464,215 25 1,200, 573 03 996, 553 31
I860; 33,933,657 89 179,046,651 58 309,226,813 42 1,974,754 12 665,031 03
1867 160,817,099 73 176,417,810 88 266,027,537 43 4, 200,233 70 i 1,163,575 76
1868 198,076,537 09 364,464,599 56 191, 087, 589 41 1,788,145 85 «1,348,715 41
1869 158,936,082 87 180,048,426 63 j 158,356,460 86 765,685 61 4,020,344 34
1870; 183,781,983 76 ; 194, 538,374 44 ! 184,899, 756 49 229,102 88 3,350,481 76
1871 i 177, 604,116 51 206. 270,408 05 !: 143, 098,153 63 580,355 37 2, 388, 648 68
1872 | 138,019,122 15 1216, 870,286 77 130, 642,177 72 2,575,714 19
1873 i! 134, G66,001 85 ; 188, 089,522 70 ; 113, 729, 314 14 315,254 51 2, S82, 312 38
1874 | 159,293, 673 41 ; 163,103,833 69 i 102, 409, 784 90 ................ 1, 852,428 93
1875 ! 178, 833,339 54 ; 157,167,722 35 110,007,493 58 .............. 1,413, 640 17
1876 172, 804, Qfil 32 ■148,071,984 61 316, 700,732 03 93,798 80 1,129,466 95
1877 149, 909, 377 21 : 130,956, 493 07 118,630,407 83 976, 253 68
1878 214, 887, 645 S3 | 130, 170, 680 20 110,581,624 74 12,079,743 37
1879 286, 591, 453 88 137,250,047 70 113,561,610 58 924, 781 06
1880 386,832, 588 65 186, 522, Of 4 60 124,009,373 92 30 85 ! 1, 016, 506 60
1881;j 231, 940, 064 44 198,159,676 02 135,264,385 51 1, 516 89 ! 2,201,863 17
1882 1280,607, G68 37 220,410,730 25 146, 497. 595 45 160,141 61/ 4, 753,140 37
1883 247,349,258 62 214,706,496 93 144, 720,368 98 108,156 60 j 7, 955,864 42
1884 i 346,088,937 07 395,067.4-9 76 121,586.072 51 70,720 75 ! 9,810,705 01
1885 386,830, 758 16 181,471,939 34 112,498,725 54 5, 705,986 44
[Prepared in the office of the Secretary of the Treasury.]
Balance in th e
i
|
T reasury a t
1t In te rn a l rev-
* Custom s. | ! D irect tax.
commencement
enue.
P ublic lands.
M iscellaneous.
1 o f year.
j
!
1
1
Dollars. Dollars. ; Dollars. | Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars,
1800 33,193,248 60 53,187,511 87 ;
■e> o-n 7a an 58*^ r>5 6i ! i 1,778,557 71 j 1,088,530 25
870 658 54
1862 30, 963,857 S3 49,050,397 62 ! ........................... Qll/| UtIO UT 1,023,515 31
i 1,795, 831 73 152,203 77 915,327 97
3,741,794 38
30,291,701 8G
25,441,556 00
20,036,314 23
15,037,522 15
17, 745,403 59
13,997,338 65
12, 942,118 30
22,093,541 21
15,106,051 23
17,101,270 05
32,575, 043 32
15,431,915 31
24,070, 602 31
30, 437,487 42
15, 614,728 09
j20,585, 697 49
i21,978, 525 01
!25,154, 850 98
31,703,642 52
>, 695 02
•21, 984, 881 80
24, 014, 055 06
N e t ordinary
receipts.
Dollars.
56,054,599 83
41,470,299 49
51,919,261 09
j 112,094,945 51
I 243,412,971 20
I 322,031,158 19
j 519,949,564 38
| 462,84G, 679 92
| 376,434,453 82
j 357,188,256 00
! 395,959,833 87
! 374,431,104 94
364, 694,229 91
322,177, 673 78
299, 941, 090 84
284,020,771 41
290, 066, 584 70
281, 000, 642 00
257,446, 776 40
272, 322,136 83
833, 526, 500 98
360, 782, 292 57
403, 525, 250 28
398,287,581 95
348, 519, 869 92
323,690, 706 38
Prem ium s.
Dollars.
10,008 00
33,630 90
C8,400 00
602,345 44
31,174,101 01
111, 683,446 89
28,083,055 68
;27,787,330 35
29,203,629 50
13,755,491 12
15,295,643 76
8,892,839 95
9,412,637 65
11, 560, 530 89
5, 037, 665 22
3,979,279 69
4, 029,280 58
405, 776 58
317,102 30
1,505, 047 63
110 00
R eceipts from
loons aud
T reasu ry notes.
Dollars.
20,776,800 00
41,861,709 74
529,692,460 50
776,682,361 57
1,128,873,945 36
1,472, 224,740 85
712,851,553 05
640,426, 910 29
625,111,433 20
238,678, 081 06
285,474, 496 00
268,768, 523 47
305, 047, 054 00
214, 931, 017 00
439, 272, 535 46
387,971, 556 00
397, 455,808 00
348,871, 749 00
404, 581, 201 00
792, 807, G43 00
211, 814,103 00
113, 750, 534 00
120, 945, 724 00
555, 942, 564 00
206, 877, 886 00
245,196, 303 00
Gross receipts.
Dollars.
76.841,407 83
83,371,640 13 j
581,680,121 59
; 889,379,652 52 j
1,393,461.017 57 j
4,605,939, 345 93 j
il, 270,884,173 11 I
jl, 131.060.920 56 ]
1,030,749,516 52 j
I 609,621,828 27
I 696,729,973 63
j 652,092,468 36
f 679,153,921 56
548,669,221 67
744, 251, 291 52
: 675,971,607 10
691,551,673 28
; 630, 278,167 58
662, 345, 079 70
1,066, 634,827 46
545, 340, 713 98
474, 532,826 57
524/470, 974 28
954,230,145 95
555,397, 755 92
563, 887. 009 38
U navailable.
Dollars.
11,110 81
6,000 01
9, 210 40
6,095 11
172, 094 29
721,827 93
X% 070 73
+3,396 18
+18, 228 35
t3, 047 80
12, 691 40
47, 097 65
tsD
PUBLIC REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.
* The am ounts in th is column include receipts from duties on im ports, from tonnage tax. hospital dues, &c. t The m ounts in th is column represent the to tal receipts
of money covered into th e T reasury by w arrant, w hereas th e internal-revenue receipts, as shown in th e A nnual R eport o f the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, represent
am ounts reported by collectors of internal revenue as having been collected during each fiscal year. i A m ounts heretofore credited to the T reasurer as unavailable, and
m nee recovered and charged to his account.

No. 3.—AMOUNT of EXPENDITURES of the United States for each Tear ending June 30, from 1860 to 1885, inclusive.
[Prepared in tlie Office of the Secretary of the Treasury.]
W ar. Xavy. Indians. Pensions.
Miscellane- j X et ordinary
ons. ; expenditures.
Prem ium s. In terest. Public debt.
Gross expenditures.
Balance in T reasu
ry a t th e end
of th e year.
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
1860
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
Dollars,
16,472,202 72
23,001,530 67
389,173,562 29
603,314,411 82
690,391,048 66
Dollars.
11,514,649 83
12,387,156 52
42,640,353 09
68,261,235 31
85,704,963 74
1,030, 690,400 06; 122,617,434 07
283,154,676 06:
95,224,415 63*
123, 246,648 62
78.501.990 61
57,655,675 40
35.799.991 82
43, 285,662 00
31,034, Oil 04
25,775,502 72
20,000,757 97
21,780,229 87
19, 431,027 21
Dollars.
2,991,121 54
2,865,481 17
2,327,948 37
3,152,032 70
2, 629,975 97
5,059,360 7lj
3,295,729 32
4,642,531 77:
4,100,682 32
7,042,923 06
3,407,938 15
Dollars.
1,100,802 32
1,034,599 73
852,170 47
1,078,513
4,985,473
16.347.621 34
15,605,549 88
20,936, 551 71
23,782.386 78
28.476.621 78
28,340,202 17
7,426,997 44 34,443,894 88
Dollars.
27,977,978 30]
23,327,287 69
21,385,862 59
198,382 37
27,572, 216 87.'
Dollars.
60,056,754 71
62, 616, 055 78
456, 379,896 81
694,004,575 56
811,283, 679 14
42,989,383 101,217,704,199 28
40,613,114 17 385,954,731 43
51,110,223 72 202, 947,733 87
53,009,867 67 229,915,088 11
56,474, C61 53! 390,496,354 95
53,237,461 5ej 164,421,507 15
60,481,916 23 157,583,827 58
Dollars.
1,717,900 11
Dollars.
3,144,120 94
4,034,157 30
13,190,344 84
24,729,700 62
53, 685,421
77,395,090 30
58,476 511133,067,624 91
10,813,349 38, 143,781,591 91
7,001,151 04 140,424,045 71
1,674,680 05
15,996,555 60
9,016,794 74
130,694,242 80
129,235,498 00
125,576,565 93
Dollars.
13,854,250
18,737,100
96,097,322
181,081,635
430,572,014
609,616,141
620,263,249
735,536,980
692,549,685
261,912,718
393,254,282
399,503, 670
1872 i 35, 372,157 20; 21,249,809 99 7,061,728 82! 28,533,402 76; 60,984,757 42; 153,201,856 19 6,958, 266 76 137,357,839 72 405,007, 307 54 682,525,270 21 134,666,001 85
1873 46,323,138 31 23,526,256 79 7,951,704 88;! 29,359,426 86; 73,328,110 06i 180,488,636 90 5,105, 910 99 104,750,688 4l! 233,699,352 58 524,044,597 91 159,293,673 41
1874 42,313,927 221 30,932,587 42 6, 692,462 09 29,038,414 66j 85,141,593 oil 194,118,985 ooj 1,395, 073 55 107,119,815 2!j 422,065,060 23 724, 698, 933 99 178, 833,339 54
1875 41,120,645 98 21,497,626 27 8,384,656 82 29,456,216 22j 71,070,702 9s] 171,529,848 2?i.............
... 103,093,544 57; 407,377,492 48 682,000,885 32 172,804,061 32
1876 38,070,888 641 18,963,309 82I 5,966,558 17 28,257,395 69; 73,599,661 04 164,857,813 36: 100,243,271 23! 449,345,272 80 714,446,857 39 149,909,377 21
1877 37, 082,735 90| 14,959,935 36i 5, 277,007 22 27,963,752 27; 58, 926,532 53 144, 209, 963 28 I 97,124,511 58] 323,965,424 05 565,299,898 91 214,887,645 88
1878 32,154,147 85 17,365,301 37I 4,029,280 28 27,137,019 os; 53,177,703 57 134,463,452 15 102,500,874 65] 353,676,944 90 590,641,271 70 286,591,453 88
1879 ; 40,425,060 73 15,125,126 84] 5,206,109 08 35,121,4S2 39’ 65,741,555 49 161,619,934 53 105,327,949 00: 699,445,809 16 966,393, 692 69 386,832,588 65
1880 38,116,916 22 13,536, 984 74| 5,945,457 09 56,777,174 te\ 54,713,529 76 169,090,062 25 2,795, 820 42 95,757,575 111 432,590,280 41 700,233,238 19 231,940,064 44
1881 40, 406,400 55 15,68C, 671 66j 6,514,161 09 50,059,279 ®j
64,416,324 71 177,142,897 63 1,061, 248 78 82,508,741 18] 165,152,335 05 425,865,222 64 280,607,668 37
1882 1 43,570,494 19 15,032,046 26| 9,736,747 40 61,345,193 95 j 57,219,750 98 186,904,232 78 71,077,206 79] 271,646,299 55 529,627,739 12 275,450,903 53
1883 ; 48,911,382 93 15,283,437 17| 7,362,590 34| 66, 012,573 64] 68, 678,022 21 206,248,006 29 j............. 59,160,131 25* 590,083,829 96 855,491,967 50 374,189,081 98
1884 : 39,429,603 36 17,292,601 44 6,475, 999 29| 55,429,228 06| 70,920,433 70 189, 547,865 85 | 54,578,378 48; 260,520,690 50 504,646 934 83 424,941,403 07
1885 42,670,578 47 16,021, G79 67: 6,552,494 63;j 56,102,267 49| 87,494,258 38 208,840, 678 64 1 51,386,256 47 j 211,670,353 43 471,987,288 54| 521,794,026 26
J
Dollars.
77,055,125 65
85,387,313 08
565,667,563 74
07| 899,815,911 25
031,295,541,114
681,906,433,331 37
101,139,344,081 95
11 1, 093,079,655 27
88 1,069,889,970 74
31 584,777,996 11
13| 702,907,842
65; 691,680,858 90
Dollars.
32,979,530 78
30,963,857 83
46,965,304 87
36, 523,046 13
134,433,738 44
33,933,657 89
165,301, 654 76
198,076,537 09
158,936,082 87
183,781, 985 76
177,604,116 51
138,019,122 15
IfOTE.—T his statem ent is made from w arrants paid by the T reasurer to J une 30,1866, and by w arrants issued after th a t date. T he balance in th e T reasury Ju n e 30,1883,
as shown by th is statem ent, includes th e amount deposited w ith th e States, $28,101,644.91.
PUBLIC REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.
OS

Ho, 4— AMOUNT of the ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS made by CONGRESS for each Fiscal Year from 1877 to 1886,
inclusive, together with the COIN VALUE of such APPROPRIATIONS computed upon the average price of gold
for each year in question.
{Prepared In the Office of th e Secretary of the T reasury.]
1st session
44thCongress.
Fiscal year
1877.
To supply deficiencies for the
service of t h e v a r i o u s Dollars.
branches of the Government. 834,695 63
F or legislative, executive, and
Judicial expenses of the Governm
ent .................................... 16,057,020 82
F o r sundry civil expenses of
the G overnm ent.............. 15, 895,065 58
F o r support of the A rm y......... 27,621,867 90
F o r the Jfaval serv ice............... 12, 741,790 90
F or tiie Indian service................, 4, 567,017 63
F o r rivers and h a rb o rs ............j 5,015, GOO 00000
00
F or forts and fortifications . .
F or support of M ilitary A cademy*
......... . . ............................
F or service of Post-Office Depa
irm ent
F o r in valid and other pensions,
inch'ding deficiencies.........
F o r consular and diplomatic
se rv ic e ......... ........ ..................
F or service of A gricultural Departm
ent ................................
F o r expenses of the D istrict of
C olum bia............................
F o r miscellaneous ......... ...........
T o ta ls .
•Coin value of one dollar paper
currency......................................
Coin value of am ount appropriated
.....................................
2d session
44thCon gross.
Fiscal year
1878.
i«+ « .* 9 A 3d session45th iini, .Congress, and 2d session j 8d session 1st session 2d session 1st session
Coni
' 1st session 46thCongreS8. 46thCongress. 47thCongress. 47t hCongress, t48thCongress.
Fiscal year
iStbCongress. Fiscal year Fiscal year
Fiscal year Fiscal year ye;
! Fiscal year ; 1881. ! 1882.
1884. 1885.
1879. * 1880.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars, Dollars. Dollars.
2,547,186 811 15,213, 259 21 4, 633,824 55‘ 6,118, 085 10 5,110,802 39j 9,853,869 30
Dollars. \ Dollars.
2,832, 680 04j 4,385,836 10
2d session
48thConsress.
Fiscal year
Dollars.
3,332, 717 30
I
15,756,774 o i 15,868,694 50 16,136,230 31; 16,532,008 93' 17,797,397 6lj 20,322,907 65 20,763,842 55' 21, 556,901 65 1J21,495,660 70
17,079,256 19124,968,589 68 19.724,868 56! 22, 503,508 23 22,011,222 87] 25,425,479 45 23,713,404 22; 22,346,749 74; 25,061,904 12
...................... 51,279,679 39 26,797,300 00? 16,425,800 00 26,687,800 00 97 27, 032 ftOQ 099 18 04 24,681,250 RQ1 OQi t>A 24,454,450 Ar'A Ar'n {UV 00' OA 24, {" 014,052 A 50 r>n
13,539,932 90i U, 153,431 7014,028,468 95) 14,505, 797 70; 14,566,037 55 14,903,553 98| 15,954,247 23 fS, 931,856 12 21,280,766 93
4, 827, 665 69! 4,734, 875 724,713,478 58j 4,657, 262 72 4, 587, 866 80 5,210,603 91 5,388,655 91 5, 903.151 26 5,773,328 56
.......... j 8,322,700 00 9, 577,494 61i 8,976, 500, 00 11,451, 300 00 18, 988,875 00 ......................... 14, 948, 300 00
315, 000 00 275, 000 00i 275,000 00 275, 000 00, 550, 000 00; 575, 575. 000 00
375,000 00; 670,000 00 700, 000 00 '725, 666'66
I
290, 065 OOj 286, 604 00* 292, 805 00, 319, 547 33' 316,234 28j 322,435 37 335,557 Oi' 318, 657 50 314,563 50 309,902 14
i
5, 927,498 00; 2,939,725 00j 4,222,274 72’ 5, 872, 376 10j 3, 883,420 00| 2,152, 258 00 1,902,177 90, Indefinite. In d efin ite.! i
Indefinite.
I { * j !
29, 533,500 00: 28, 533, 000 00; 29, 371,574 00j 56,233, 200 00; 41, 844, 000 001 68, 282, 306 68116,000,000 00 *86,575,000 00! {20, 810,000 00! 60,000 000 00
1,183,797 50] 1,146,747 50; 1,087,535 00’ 1,097,735 00* 1,180,385 00] 1,191,435 00j 1,256,655 00 1,296,255 00: 1,225,140 00;* 1,242,925 00
........... J ....... ..... |... :.............. ; 253,300 oo; 335,500 ooj 427, 280 00 405,640 00; 480,190 00; sso, 790 00
3,425, 257 35; 3,379, 571 44 3,496,060 47 3, 505,494 97; 3, 594,255 54 3, 622,683 20 21
4,134,691 93; 1,425, 091 49; 2,226, 390 29; 2,995,123 771 4,959,332 Oh 1,128, 006 15; 5,888.993 69 1, 806,438 75 7,800,003 86 2,268,383 15 1!
124,122,010 92 88,356,983 18 172,018,809 21162,404,647 76155,830,841 321170,578,999 86-251,428,117 57187,911,568 17 137,451,397 77170,608,113 60
' ‘ "" ’ I ■ , = = = = = = = =
.927 1 00: i oo; 1 CO: l oo 1 00 1 00 1 00
115,061,104 12 86,236, 415, 53 171, 672, 775 59162,494, 647 76155, 830, 841 32179,578, 999 86 251,428,117 57187,911, 566 17137,451, 397 77170, 608,113 I
♦Includes reappropriation of unexpended balances, estim ated at- $38,000,000. f F or six m onths ending D ecem ber 81,1884.
^Includes reappropriation of unexpended balances, estim ated a t $66,000,000. II Includes $6,loO,061.98 tor six m onths ending J u n e 30,1885
PUBLIC REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.

2To.
3
IjS'OIPAL of PUBLIC DEBT of the United States for each Year from 1860 to 1885, inclusive.
[Prepared in the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury.]
3J p er cents. | 4 p er cents. | 4 | p er cents. ; 5 per cents. ; 6 p er cents. 7 8-10 p er cents. !
T otal interest- ;
bearing debt.
^
A nnual in terest
charge.
1860-
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1865-
1866-
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872
1873,
1874
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
43,476, BOO 00
J
33,022,200 00
57,926,116 57
105,629,385 30
77,547,696 07
90,496,930 74
618,127 98
121,341,879 62
17,737,025 68
SOI, 361 23
30,483, 000 00
30,483,000 00
300,213,480 00
245,709,420 63
269,175,727 65
201,982, 665 01
198,533,435 01
223, 586,185 01
221.588.300 00
221.588.300 00
678.000 00
678.000 00
678.000 00
678.000 00
678.000 00
274,-236,450 00
414,567, 300 0J
414.567.300 00
510,628,050 00
| 607,132, 750 00
j 711,685,800 00
140.000. 000 | 00 703,266,650 00
98,850,000 00 240.000. 000 j 00 703, 260,650 00
741,522,000 00 250.000. 000 | 00 508,440,350 00
739.347.800 00 250.000. 000 | 484,864,900 00
739.347.800 00 250, 000,000 00 j 439,841,350 00
460,461,050 00 739,349,350 CO 250.000. 000 00
32,082,600 00 737,942,200 00 250.000. 000 00
737,951,700 00 250.000. 000 00
737,960,450 00 250.000. 000 00
Dollars.
21,164,538 11
57,358,673 95
154,313,225 01
431,444,813 83
842,882,652 09
213,495,169 90 i
281, 736,439 33 195,546,041 02 |
543,452,080 02 j
, 878,303,9S4
874,347,222
765,817,422
613,897,300
374,883,800
281.238.650
213,624,700
100,865, 550
984.999.650
854,621,850
738, 619,000
283,681,350
235,780,400
196,378,600
50 |
39 j
39
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
Dollars.
122, 582,485 34
139,974,435 34
139,286,935 34 \
671,610,397 02 1
830,000,000 00 t
813,460,621 95 j
488,844,84G 95 ,
37,397,196 95
Dollars. Dollars.
64,640,838 11 ;I 3,443, 687 29
90,380,873 95 ; 5,092,630 43
365, 304,826 92 22, G4S, 609 59
707, 531,034 47 41,854,148 01
1,359,930,763 50 ; 78, 853,487 24
2,221,311,918 29 i 137,742,617 43
2,381, 539,.294 86 150,977,697 87
2,332,331,207 60 j 146,068,196 29
2,248,067,387 G6
2,202,088,727 69 ■
2,162,060,522 39 ;
2,046,455,722 39 !
1, 034, 696, 750 00 j
1,814,794,109 00 j
1,710,483, 950 00 j
1, 738, 930, 750 00 j
I, 722,67G, 300 00 j
1, 710,685,450 00 !
1,731,888,500 00 |
1.794, 735, 650 00 j
1,797,643, 700 00 !
1,723,993,100 00 !
3,639,567,750 00 .
1,463, 810,400 00 i
3,338,229,150 00 j
1,226,583,850 00 j
1,196,150,950 00 j
.138,892,451 39
128,459,598 14
125,523,998 34
118,784,960
113,949,330
103, m , 463
98,049, 804
98,796, 004
96,855, 690
95,104,269
S3,160, 643
94,654,472
83,773,778
79, G33, 981
75,018,695
57,360,110
51,436,709
47,926,432
47,014,133
P U B L IC
b
W
b
2s<
31, II
rated npon th e am onnt of outstanding principal a t th e close of th e fiscal year, and is exclusive of interest charge on Pacific Kail way bonds,
et of J u ly 11,1862, is included in th e 4 per cents, from 1862 to 1868, inclusive, w ith th e exception of th e am ount outstanding for A ugust
[ebt reached its highest point. This loan bore in terest from 4 p er cent, to 6 per cent., redeem able on ten days’ notice after th irty days,
been considered more equitable to include th e whole am ount outstanding as bearing 4 p er cent, in terest on.an average for the year.
O*

No. 5.—ANALYSIS of the PEINCIPAL of the PUBLIC DEBT of the UNITED STATES, &c.—Continued.
Tear ending-
D ebt on w hich
in terest has
ceased.
D ebt bearing no
interest.
O utstanding prim
cipal.
C a s h in t h e
Treasury.
|
P rincipal of debt,
less cash in
T reasury.
Population of
th e U nited
States.
D ebt per
capita.
In te re s t
per
capita.
o
I860—July 1 .......
1861..................
1862............... ........
1863.........................
1 8 6 4 ..................
1865.. . . ..........
1865— A ugust 31 .
1866— Ju ly 1 ..
1867.......................
1868.. . .. .. .. .. .. .
1869 ...................
1870 ...................
1871 ...................
1872 ...................
1873 ...................
1874.. . . . ..........
1875 ...........
1876 ..................
1877.. ................
1878........................
1879.. . . . . ........
1881.
1882.
1888.
1884..
1885.,
Dollars. Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars. D ollars.
201,449 77
64, 842,287 88 4,877,885 87 59,964,402 01 31,443,321 X 91 11
199,999 77 90,580,873 72 2,862,212 92 87,718,660 80 32,064,000 2 74 16
280,195 21 158,591,390 00 524,176,412 13 18, 863,659 96 505,312,752 17 32,704,000 15 45 67
473,048 16 411,767,456 00 1,119,772,138 63 8,421,401 22 1, 111, 350,737 41 33, 365, 000 33 31 1 25
416,335 86 455,437,271 21 1,815,784,370 57 106,332,093 53 1,709,452,277 04 34,046,000 50 21 2 32
1,245,771 20 458,090,180 25 2,680,647,869 74 5, 832, 012 98 2,674,815,856 76 34,748,080 76 98 3 97
1,503,020 09 461,616,311 51 2, 844,649,626 56 88,218,055 13 2,756,431,571 43 35,228,000 78 25 4 29
935,092 05 439,969,874 04 2,773, 236,173 69 137,200,009 85 2,636,036,163 84 35,469,000 74 32 4 12
1,840,615 01 428,218,101 20 2,678,126,103 87 169,974,892 18 2,508,151,211 69 36,211,000 69 26 3 84
1,197,340 89 408,401,782 61 2,611,687,851 19 130,834,437 96 2,480, 853,413 23 36,978,000 67 10 3 48
5,260,181 00 421,131, 510 55 2, 588,452,213 94 155, 680,340 85 2,432,771,873 09 1 37,756,000 64 43 3 32
3,708,641 00 430,508,064 42 2,480,672,427 81 149,502,471 60 2,331,169,956 21 | 38,558,371 60 46 3 08
1,948,902 26 416,565,680 06 2,853,211,332 32 106,217,263 65 2,246,994,068 67 ! 39,555,000 56 81 2.83
7,926,797 26 430,530,431 52 2,253,251,328 78 103,470,798 43 2,149,780,530 35 40,595,000 52 96 j 2 56
51,929,710 26 472,069,332 94 2, 234,482, 993 20 129,020, 932 45 2,105,462,060 75 41,676,000 50 52 2 35
8,216,590 26 509,543,128 17 2,251,690,468 43 147,541,314 74 2,104,149,153 69 42,795,000 49 17 | 2 31
11,425,820 26 498,182,411 69 2,232,284,531 95 142,243,361 82 2,090,041,170 13 43,949,000 47 56 [ 2 20
3,902,420 26 465,807,396 89 2 ,180, 395, 067 15 119,469,726 70 2, 060,925,340 45 45,135,000 45 66 | 2 11
16,648,860 26 476,764,031 84 2,205,301, 392 10 186, 025, 960 73 2,019,275,431 37 46,351,000 43 56 | 2 01
2,594,560 26 455,875, 682 27 2, 256,205,892 53 256, 823,612 08 1,999,382,280 45 47,595,000 42 01 ; 1 99
37,015,630 26 410,835,741 78 2,245,495,072 04 249,080,167 01 1,996,414,905 03 ' 48,863,000 40 86 1 71
7,621,455 26 388,800,815 37 2,120,415,370 63 201,088,622 88 1,919,326,747 75 50, I do, 783 1 38 27 1 53
6,723,865 26 422,721,954 32 2,069,013,569 58 249,363,415 35 1,819, 650,154 23 | 51,462,000 35 36 1 46
16,260,805 26 438,244,788 77 1,918,312,994 03 243,289,519 78 1,675,023,474 25 52,799,000 31 72 j 1 09
7,831,415 26 538, 111, 162 81 1,884,171,728 07 345,389,902 92 1 538#781,825 15 54,163,000 28 41 j 95
19,656,205 26 584,308,868 31 1,830,528,923 57 j 391,985,928 18 1 438,542,995 39 j 55,554,000 25 90 ? 86
4,100, 995 26 663,712,927 88 1,863,964,873 14 j 488,612,429 23 1 375,352,443 91 j 57,093,000 24 09 1 82
PUBLIC DEBT.
N ote 1.—T he statem ent of population for 1860,1870, and 18®) is b y enum eration, and for other years from estim ates p repared b y Prof. E . B. E lliott, of th is D epartm ent.
N ote 2.—T he figures for J u ly 1,1879, w ere m ade up assum ing pending funding operations to have been completed.

FtJfcLlC DEBT-— COLLECTION OF KEVENUE. ?
No. 6.—AMOUNT of the PUBLIC DEBT, including ACCRUED IN ­
TEREST thereon., less cash in the Treasury on the 1st day of July
of each year, from 1871 to 1885, inclusive.
Y ears.
(P repared in th e Office of th e Secretary of the Treasury.]
O utstanding p rin ­
cipal.
A ccrued in terest.
Cash in the
Treasury.
D ebt less cash in
the T reasury.
J u ly 1,1871....................................
Dollars.
2,353,211,332 32
Dollars.
45,036,766 23
Dollars.
106,217,263 65
Dollars.
2,292, 030, 834 90
“ “ 1872.................................. 2,253,251, 328 78 41,705,813 27 103,470, 798 43 2,191, 480,343 62
“ 44 1873.................................... 2,234,482,993 20 42,356,652 82 129,020,932 45 2,147, 818,713 57
“ “ 1874................................... 2, 251,690, 468 43 38,939,087 47 147,541, 314 74 2,143, 088,241 16
“ “ 1875.................................... 2,232,284, 531 95 38,647, 556 19 142,243,361 82 2,128, 688,726 32
“ 44 187ft.................................... 2,180,395, 067 15 38, 514, 004 54 119,469,720 70 2, 099, 439, 344 99
“ 44 1877.................................... 2,205,301, 392 10 40,882, 791 89 186, 025,960 73 2, 060,158,223 26
“ “ 1878.................................... 2,256,205, 892 53 36,404* 551 37 256,823,612 08 2,035, 780, S31 82
“ “ 1879.................................... 2,245,495,072 04 30,792, 351 34 249,080,167 01 2, 027, 207, 256 37
“ “ 1880............... .................... 2,120,415,370 63 22,845, 547 59 201, 088,622 88 1,942,172, 295 34
“ “ 1881.................................... 2, 069,013,569 58 20,948, 657 75 249,363,415 35 1,840,598,811 98
“ 44 1882.................................... 1,918,312, 994 03 13,890,986 47 243,289,519 78 1, 688, 914 400 72
“ “ 1883.................................... 1,884,171,728 07 12,309,382 33 345,389,902 92 1, 551, 091, 207 48
“ “ 1884..................................... 1,830,528,923 57 11,507,240 41 391,985,928 18 1,450, 050, 235 80
44 “ 1885.................................... 1,863,964,873 14 11,203,083 25 488,612,429 23 1, 386, 555, 527 16
3Note.—F or th e outstanding p rincipal of th e public debt prior to 1871, see foregoing Table No. 5.
No. 7— AMOUNT of REVENUE DERIVED from, and EXPENSES
of COLLECTING, INTERNAL REVENUE and CUSTOMS REV­
ENUE, from 1858 to 1885, inclusive.
Y ear ending
J u n e 30—
Revenue.
[P repared in the Office of th e R eg ister o f th e T reasury.]
In te rn a l revenue.
Expenses of
collecting.
Expenses
of collecting.
Revenue.
Customs revenue.
E xpenses of
collecting.
Expenses
of collecting.
Dollars. Dollars. P er cent. Dollars. Dollars. P er cent.
1858................. (No data.) (No data.) (No data.) 41, 789, 620 96 2, 903,336 89 6.94
1859................. u “ “ 49,565,824 38 3,407 931 77 6. 85
1860................. H “ 53,187, 511 87 3, 337,188 15 6.27
1861................. U “ 39,582,125 64 2, 843,455 84 7.18
1862................. ** 44 “ 49,056,397 62 3, 276, 560 39 6.67
1863................. 37,640,787 95 108,685 00 0.29 69, 059,642 40 3,181, 026 17 4.60
1864................. 109,741,134 10 253,372 99 0.23 102, 316,152 99 4,192, 582 43 4.09
1865.............. 209,464,215 25 385, 239 52 0.18 84, 928,260 60 5, 415,449 32 6.39
1860................ 309,226,813 42 5, 783,128 77 1. 87 179, 046, 651 58 5, 342,469 99 2.98
1867................. 266,027,537 43 7,335, 029 81 2.77 176, 417,810 88 5, 763,979 01 3.26
1868................ 191,087,589 41 8,705,366 36 4.55 164, 464, 599 56 7, 641,116 68 4.65
1869................. 158,356,460 86 7,257,176 11 4.59 180,048,426 63 5, 388,082 31 2. 99
1870................. 184,899, 756 49 7, 253,439 81 3.92 194, 538, 374 44 6, 233,747 68 3.20
1871................. 143,098,153 63 7, 593,714 17 5.30 206, 270,408 05 6, 568, 350 61 3.18
1872................. 130,642,177 72 6, 694,116 86 4.36 210, 370,286 77 6, 950,173 88 3. 21
1873................. 113,729,314 14 5,340,230 00 4.69 188, 089, 522 70 7, 077, 864 70 3.76
1874................. 102,409,784,90 4, 509, 976 05 4.40 163,103,833 69 7, 321,469 94 4.49
1875................. 110,007,493 58 4, 289,442 71 3.89 157,167,722 35 7, 028,521 80 4.47
1876................. 116,700,732 03 3, 942,613 72 3.38 148, 071, 984 61 6, 704, 858 09 4.53
1877.................. 118,630,407 83 3,556,943 85 2.99 130, 956,493 07 6, 501, 037 57 4.96
1878................. 110,581,624 74 8,280,162 22 2.96 130,170, 680 20 5, 826, 974 32 4.47
1879................. li3,561,ei0 58 3,527, 956 56 3.16 137,250,047 70 5, 477,421 52 3.99
1880................. 124,009,373 92 3,657,105 10 2.95 186, 522,064 60 6,023, 253 53 3.23
1881................. 135,264,385 51 4,327,793 24 3.20 198,159, 676 02 6, 383, 288 10 3.22
1882................. 146,197,595 45 4,097,241 34 2.80 220, 410, 730 25 6,506, 359 26 2.95
1883................. 444,720,368 98 4,424,707 39 3.06 214,706, 496 93 6,409, 680 79 3.03
1884............ 121, 588.072 50 4,216, 847 26 3.46 195, 067, 489 76 6,709, 485 70 3.44
1885................. 112,498,725 54 8,853,035 94 3.42 181,471,939 34 6,494,847 29 3.58

25 o, g,—Values of Imports, F oreign Exports, aud Hex Imports of Merchandise, together with the Amounts and
Annual Average ad valorem Bate of Duty collected, from 1791 to 1885, inclusive.
T e a r e n d i n g —
S e p t e m b e r 30—
1791
I M P O R T S . F O R E I G N E X P O R T S . N E T I M P O R T S .
j
T r e e , D u t i a b l e . T o t a l . F r e e . D u t i a b l e . T o t a l .
1801 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111, 363,511
76 , 833,333
1803 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64, 666,666 i . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1804 . .
1805 . .
1806..
1807 . .
1808 . .
1809 . .
1810 . .
1811 . .
1812 . ,
i
1 F r e e .
i
D u t i a b l e .
I D o l l a r s . D o l l a r s .
D o l l a r s , D o l l a r s , D o l l a r s , D o l l a r s . D o l l a r s . D o l l a r s .
Dollars.
29, 200, 000
512,041
31. 500.000
1, 753,098
1
1792
1793 * 31. 100.000
2 , 109,572 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1794
ij 34, 600,000
6, 526,233 j i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_
69, 756,268
8, 489, 472 j i
..............
. . . i | 81, 436,164
26 . 300.000 '
I f 97 | 75 , 379,406 j
27. 000. 000 ■
. i
X f Q g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . | 68, 551,700
33. 000.
l{ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
000 I
i s
1700 _ _ _ _ _ . . . 79, 069,148
45 . 523.000 j . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
1800 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91, 252,768
39, 130,877 i i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1
46 , 642,721
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i O f ; 77£ ( 17) Q 71 ! l ”
*Ji A
1 I
i 13, 594,072 : !
85,000,000 | ................................ j 36,231,597
120.600.000 !......................j..................................... . .. i 53,179,019
129.410.000 j ......................j......................................... j 60,283,236
138.500.000 ;.................... J .................... ; 59,643,558 I
56.990.000 j....................!............................................ 12,997,414
59.400.000 ..................... |............ j 20,797,531 j
85.400.000 i....................!........................| 24,391,295 j
53.400.000 ;......... j 16,022,790 j
77.030.000 ............ . . . j ................. . . j 8,495,127 1
i
j! A verage ad
I valorem rates
! i ! of d u ty on—
! 1
A m ounts of
d u ty collected.
i F ree
Total.
D u tiable.
i and
i dutiai
| ble.
i
!« 1
;
I Dollars. Per et. \ P er cl.
28,687,959 4,399,473 09 .............. 15.34
29,746,902 3,433,070 85 11.54
28,990,428 ; 4,255,306 56 14.68
28,073,767 j! 4,801,065 28 17.10
61,266,796 i; 5,588,461 26 | 11.21
55,136,164 6,657,987 94 i 12.02
48,379,406 7, 549,649 65 15.60
35, 531, 700 i!! 7,106, 061 93 jL............i 19.99
33, 546,148 6,610,449 31; 19.70
52,121, 891 1 9,080,932 73! 17. 42
61,720,790 ; 10,750,778 93; 16.61
40, 558,362 12,438,235 74 30.67
51,072, 304 10, 479,417 61 i 20.52
48,768,403 11,098,565 33 22.76
67,420, 981 12, 93G, 487 04 19.19
69,126,764 14, 667, 698 17 21.22
78,856,442 15, 845, 521 61 ;........ 20 09
43,992.586 16,363,55J 58 37.22
38,602,469 7, 257,500 62 18.80
61,008,705 8,583,309 31 14.07
37,377, 210 13, 313,222 73 !............. i 35.62
68,534,873 ^ 8,958,777 53 -..........~.-i 13.07
o o
IMPORTS— DUTIES.

1813 ...........
1814 ...........
1815.........................
1816....................
1817.........................
1818........................
1819.........................
1820......................
1821...................... 2,017,423 52,503,411
1822......................... 3,928,862 75,942,833
1823----------------- 3, 950,392 68, 530, 979
1824......... - ............. 4,183,938 67,985,284
1825......................... 4,796,745 85,392,565
1 8 2 6 ............... 5,686,803 72,406,708
1827......................... 3,703,974 67,628,964
1828........................ 4,889,435 76,130,648
1829......................... 4,401,889 62, 687, 026 *
1830......................... 4,590,281 58, ISO, 675 j
1 8 3 1 ..................... 6,150,680 89,734,499 j
1832 ....................... 8,841,949 86,779,813.
1833 . ..................... 25,877,582 75,670,361
1834....................... 50,481,548 58,128,152
1835........................ 64,809,046 71,955,249
1836........................ 78,655,600 97,923,554
1837.................. 58,733,617 71,739,186
1838......................... 43,112,889 52,857,399
1839........................ 70,806,616 85, 690,340 |
1840..................... 48,313,391 49,945,315
1841......................... 61,031,098 61,926,446
1842......................... 26,540,470 69,534,601
June30—
1843....... -............. 13,254,249 29,179,215
1844..................... 18,936,452 83,668,154
1845.................... 18,077,598 95,106,724
1846...................... 20,990,007 96,924,058
22.005.000
12.965.000
113,041,274
147.103.000
99.250.000
121.750.000
87.125.000
74,450, 000
2,847, 865
145,169
6,583,350
17,138,156
19,358,069
19,426, 696
19,165, 683
18,008,029
54, 520,834 286,698 10,537,731 10,924,429 |
79,871,695 374,716 11,101,306 11,476,022 j
72,481,371 1, 323,762 19, 846,873 21,170,635 ■
72,169,172 1,100, 530 17, 222, 075 18, 322, 605 P
90,189,310 1,088,785. 22,704,803 ' 23,793,588 j
78,093, 511 1,036,480 19,404, 504 20,440,934 j
71, 332, 938 813,844 35,617,986 16,431,830 |
81, 020, 083 877, 239 13,167,339 14,044,578
67,088, 915 919,943 11,427,401 12,347,344 j
62,720,956 1,078,695 12,067,162 33,145,857.

19,157,135
12,819,831
106,457,924
129,964,844
79,891,931
102,323,304
67, 959,317
13,224,623 25
5,998,772 08
7, 282, 942 22
36,306,874 88
26,283,348 49
17,176,385 00
20, 283, 608 76
15, 005, 612 15
69.03
46.79
6.84
27.94
32.90
16.78
29.81
20. 59
1,730,725 41,965,680 1 43,698,405 ij 13, 004,447 15 30.99 j 29.76
3, 554,146 64,841,527 j 68,395,673 \\ 17, 589,761 94 27.13 25. 72
2,626,630 ! 48, 684,106 ! 51, 310, 736 jf 19, 088,433 44 ‘ 39.21 37. 20
3, 083,408 50, 763,159 J 53,846,567 ;; 25, 516,966 48 50. 21 47.39
3,707,960 | 62, 687,762 j 66,395,722 ;; 31, 683, 096 15 50.54 47.72
4,650,373 ■; 53,002, 204 ' 57, 652, 577 ji 26,108, 254 74 49.26 45.29
2, 890,130 j 52, 010,978 j 54, 901,108 ji 27, 062,145 43 53.76 50.94
4,012,196 ; 62, 963,309 j 66, 975, 505 29, 966,472 23 47. 59 44.74
3,481,946 ! 51,259, 625 | 54,741,571 jj 27,769,769 03 54.18 50.73
3,511,586 i 46,063,513; 49,575,099 1: 28,417,055 96 61.69 57. 33
5,508,094 j 77,300, 016 ! 82,808,110!: 36, 623, 270 48 47.38 44.23
6,996,732 ’ 68, 330,956 j 75,'327, 688 1 29,356,056 74 ; 42.96 38.97
20,211, 675 ; 63,258,392 j 83,470,067 / 24,196,103 67 j 38.25 28.99
39,724,515 ; 47, 248,632 f 86,973,147 1 18, 987, 952 77 j 40.19 ! 21.83
57,796,380 64,211,594 ; 122,007,974 1 25,931,233 1C j 40. 38 ! 21.26
70,120,705 | 88,690,687 J 158,811,392 ii 30, 991, 510 93 ! 34.94 j 19.51
50,977,428 j 62, 833,143 j 113,310,571: 18,191,605 31 i 29.18 j 16. 05
38,161,583 ; 48,391,015 j 86, 552, 598 19, 99S, 861 98 j 41.33 ; 23.11
.65,188,174 ! 80,682,642 1 140,870,816! 25, 631,888 13 i 31.77 ; 17.57
42,110,829 ; 44,139, 506 80,250, 335 15,178, 975 16 1 34.39 17. 60
57, 078, 044 j 57, 698, 265 114, 776, 309 jj 19, 941, 090 29 j 34. 56 17. 37
23, 346,171 j 64, 650,147 87,996,318 • 16, 686. 341 92 ! 25. 81 18.96
j
11, 571,486 J 25,722, 643 37, 294,129 ji 7, 508, 627 19 j 29.19 j 20.13
16,684,902 | 79,705,646 96,390,548 ,! 29,395,762 56 ! 36.88 j 30.50
15, 664,548 j 89,934, 993 105,599,541 j 30,978, 558 44 j 34. 45 j 29. 34
18,647,378 1 91,401,481 110,048,859 jj 30,484,716 34 j 33.35 ! 27.70
IMPORTS----DUTIES.

Ho. 8.—Values of Imports, F oreign Exports, and Het 3
IM PO STS.
FO R EIG N EX PO RTS.
Y ear ending—
Free. D utiable. Total, Free. D utiable. I Total.
Ju n e 30— Dollars. Dollars, Dollars. Dollar8. Dollars. Dollars.
1847.
1848.
1849.
1850-
1851.
1852.
1853.
1854.
1855.
1856.
17,651,347
16,356,319
15,726,425
18,081,590
19,653,084
24,187,890
27,182,152
25,760,447
36,430,524
52,748,074
104,773,002
132,282,325
125,479,774
155,427,936
191,118,345
183,252,508
236,595,113
272,043,347
221,378,184
257,684,236
122,424,349
148,638,644
141,206,199
173,509,526
210,771,429
207,440,398
263,777,265
297, 803,794
257,808,708
310,432,310
1,812,847
1,410,307
2,015,815
2,099,132
1,742,154
2,538,159
2,449,539
8,207,612
6,516,550
3,144, 604
4,353,907
6, 576, 499
6,625,276
7,376,361
8,552,967
9,514,925
11,170,581
18,507,852
19,641,818
11,636,768
6,166,754
7,986,806
8,641,091
9,475,493
10,295,121
12,053,084
13,620,120
21,715,464
26,158,368
14,781,372
1857.
54,267,507 294,160,835 348,428,342 { 4,825,400 10,591,647 14,917,047
1858.
61,044,779 202,293,875 263,338,654 j 5,751,850 14,908,391 20,660,241
1859.
72, 286,327 259,047,014 331,333,341 j 5,429,921 9, 080, 050 14,509,971
1860..
1861..
1862..
73,741,479
71,130,351
52,721,653
279,874,640
218,180,191
136,635,024
353,616,119
289,310,542
189,856,677
5,350,441
3,709,329
2,878,706
11,983,193
10, 944, 888
8,147,771
17, 333,634
14,654,217
11,026,477
1863..
35,241,924 208,093,891 243,335,815 5,215,168 12,745,367 17,960, 535
1864..
41,126, 332 275, 320, 951 316,447,283 j 2,963,767 12, 370,194 15,333, 961
1805..
44,519,516 194,226,064 238,745,580 j 4,422, 308 24,666,747 29,089,055
1866..
59,028,526 375,783,540 434,812,066 | 1,907,157 9,434,263 11,341,420
1867..
1868..
23,133,495
15,190,781
372,627,601
342,245,659
395,761,096 |
357,436,440 }
671,708
672,327
14,047,624
11,890,672
14,719,332
12,562,999
1869..
21,646,692
395,859,687
417,506,379 I 470,551
10,480,449
10,951,000

Imports of Merchandise, &c.—Continued
o
N ET IM PO R TS.
Free. D utiable. Total.
A m ounts of
duty collected.
A verage ad
valorem rates
of duty on—
j
! F ree
D uti- ! and
able, i dutia-
1 ble.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. i Dollars. Per ct. J Per ct.
15,838,500 100,419,095 116,257, 595 ! 28,137,922 86 ■' 28.02 I 24.20
14,946,012 125,705,826 140,651,838 33, 034,306 09 26.28 j 43.49
13,710,610 118,854,498 132,565,108 |1 31,027,772 46 j 26.11 23.41
15,982,458 148,051,575 164,034,033 j| 40,181,813 04 I|27.14 ; 24.50
17,910,930 182,565,378 200,476,308 : 48, 626.600 08 | 26.63 j 24.26
21,649,731 173,737,583 195,387,314 ! 47,577,633 19 27.38 i 24.35
24,732,618 225,424,532 250,157,145 ; 58,467,814 85 25.93 : 23.37
22,552,835 253,535,495 276, 088,330 64, 931,607 09 25.61 j 23.52
29,913,974 201,736,366 231,650,340 54,119, 676 91 26.82 j 23.36
49.603,470 246, 047,468 295, 650, 938 64,084,400 56 26.05 | 21.68
49,942,107 283,569,188 333,511,295 63,664,863 56 22.45 19.09
55,292,929 187,385,484 1 242,678,413 42,046,722 31 22.43 : 17.32
66,856, 406 249,966,964 316,823,370 48, 894, 683 55 19.56 i 15.43
68,391,038 267, S91,447 336,282,485 52,692,421 02 19.67 15.67
67,421,022 207,235, 303 274,656,325 39,038,269 16 18.84 | 14.21
49,842, 947 128,487,253 178,330,200 46,509,214 66 j 36.20 26.08
30, 026,756 195,348, 524 225, 375,280 ; 63,729,203 24 j 82.62 28.28
38,162,565 262,950,757 301,113,322 ; 96,465, 957 27 ! 36.69 ! 32.04
40,097,208 169,559,317 209,656,525 | 80, C35,1C9 78 I 47.56 ; 38.46
57,121,369 366,349,277 423,470,646 : 1 i (, 0o6, o23 27 I 48.35 ! 41.81
22,461,787 358,579,977 881,041,764 1H168,503,749 58 146.667 44.559"
14,518,454 330,354,987 344,873,411 j; 160,532,778 78 1 4& 696 46.557
21,176,141 385,379,238 j 406,555,379 11 176,557,583 72 1 47.363 44.761
IMPORTS— DUTIES.

1870........................ 20,140,786 415,817,622 435,958,408 745,369 15,409,926 16,155,295 19,395,417 400,407,096 419,803,113 ; 191,513,974 45 47.156 44.919
1871......................... 36, 587,737 483, 635,947 520,223,684 893, 304 13,527,966 14,421,270 35, 694, 433 470,107,981 505,802,414 j 202,446,673 32 44.049 40.472
1872......................., 47,267,213 579,327,864 626,595,077 1,490,495 14,199, 960 15,690,455 45,776,718 565,127,904 610,904,622 i 212,619,105 45 41.468 37.939
1873......................... 144,815,884 497,320,326 642,126,210 3,420,457 14,026,026 17,446,483 ; 141,395,427 483,294,300 624, 689,727 ! 184,929,041 74 38.149 27.886
1874........................ 151,481,762 415,924,580 567,406,342 3,332,061 13,517,558 16,849,619 148,149,701 402.407,022 550,556,723 j ICO, 522,284 63 38.610 28.288
1875......................... 146,279,927 386,725,509 533,005,43(6 3,954,490 10,204,121 14,158,611 142,325,437 376,521,388 518,846,825 ! 154,554,982 55 40.694 29.368
1876......................... 140,361,913 320,379,277 460,741,190 4,026,209 10,776,215 14,802,424 136,335,704 309, 603,062 445,938,766 ; 145,178,002 75 44.805 31.349
1877......................... 140,788,452 310,584,674 451,323,126 4,479,705 8,325,291 12,804,996 | 136, T08,747 302, 209,383 438, 518,130 128, 428,343 44 42. 954 29.199
1878........................1 141,278,265 295,773,267 I 437,051,532 4,237,380 9,919,118 14,156,498 | 137,040,885 285,854,149 422, S95,034 ! 127,195,158 99 42.815 29.012
1879........................ 142,681,505 303,096,270 | 445,777,775 4,356,742 7,741,909 12,098,651 j 138,324,763 295,354,361 433, 679,124 133,305,435 90 44.953 30. 366
1 8 8 0 .................. 208,301,863 459,652,883 ! 667,954,746 4,056,986 7,635,319 11,692,305 j 204,244,877 452,017,564 656,262,441 182,747,653 55 43.563 29.121
1881......................... 202,491,547 440,173,081 642,664,628 8,723,287 9,728,112 18,451, 399 I 193,768,260 430,444,969 624,213,229 ; 193,800,879 67 1! 43.253 29.787
1882......................... 201,579,007 514,060,567 724, 639,574 7,044,429 10,258,096 17,302,525 203,534,578 503,802,471 707,337,049 216,138,916 09 | 42.706 30.178
1883..................... 207,504,718 515,676,196 723,180,914 9,840,732 9,775,038 19,615,770 197,663,986 505,901,158 | 703,565,144 210, 637,293 37 42.646 30.055
1884........................ ! 209,884,184 457,813,509 667,697,693 7,115,383 8,433,374 15,548,757 202,768,801 449,380,135 652,148,936 ; 190,282,835 88 42.343 I 29.178
1885......................... t 193,213,624
i
384,313,705 577,527,329 6,901,510 8,605,299 15,506,809 186,312,114 375,708,406 562,020,520 ; 178,151,601 11 47.417 j 31.876
N ote 1.—-From 1791 to 1820, as tlie free m erchandise cannot be distinguished from th e dutiable m erchandise, only th e to tal values of im ports and exports are stated.
NOTE 2.—The am ounts of “ duty collected” from 1791 to 1823, inclusive, are taken from th e Finance R eports, and show net am ounts received from, duties on im ported
merchandise, tonnage tax, hospital dues, and other sources, after deducting expenses of collection j th e am ounts from 1824 to 1885, inclusive, are th e gross am ounts collected
from the im ports of m erchandise only. T he am ounts of duty collected from 1824 to 1886, inclusive, are from the accounts of th e R egister of th e T reasury, and those a fte r
1866 from th e accounts of th is office.
N o t e 3.—The annual average ad valorem rates of d u ty from 1791 to 1866, inclusive, are com puted upon the values of n e t im p o rts; after 1866, th e averages rates are based
upon th e values of im ported merchandise entered fo r consumption, as reported to th is office by collectors of customs. (See Table No. 9).
IMPORTS— DUTIES.

No. 9.—YALUE of IMPORTED MERCHANDISE E n tered for Consumption in the U nited S ta te s, with the
Amounts and average ad valorem Rates of Duty collected on the same, from 1S67 to 1885, inclusive.
g
Y ear ending Ju n e SO—
I Discriminat-
Value of m er­chandise tog duty
free of duty .a
collected on
free
merchandise.
V alue of dutiable
merchandise.
j D uty collected on dutiable
merchandise.
Ordinary.
1 A dditional
; and discrim-
; m ating.
T otal value
of free
and dutiable
merchandise.
D u ty collected on all m erchandise.
Ordinary.
A dditional
and discrim ­
inating.
T otal d u ty }
collected, i
j
A verage advalorem
rates
of duty on—
1 ^
D utia- i
j F ree
and du­
I!
hie. 1tiable.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
!
P ar c t Per ct.
1867............... ............................... 17,038,130
361,125,553 168, 503,750 \........................ 378,158,683 168,503,750
168,503,750 : 46.667 44.559
1863............................................ 15,147,618 21,100 329,661,302 160,309,941 j 201,738 344,808,920 160,309,941 222,838 160,532,779 ! 48.696 46. 557
1860............................................. 21,602,532 21,125 372,-756,642 ! 176,114,904 j 421,555 394,449,174 176,114,904 442,680 176, 557, 584 47.365 44.761
1870_____ ________ _________ 20,214 105 13,561 406,131, 905 191,221, 769 278,644 426,346,010 191,221,769 292,205 I 191,513,974 ; 47. 156 44.919
1871._________________ ____ 40,619,004 43,084 459,597,058 201, 985,575 418,014 500,216,122 201,985,575 461,098 ; 202,446,673 44.049 40.472
1872.............................................. 47,683,747 28,158 512,735,287 ! 212,030,727 560, 220 560,419, 034 212, 030,727 588,378 | 212,619,105 ; 41.468 37.939
1 8 7 3 ....................................... 178,300,706 134,978 I! 484,746,861 184,556, 645 238, 019 663,146, 657 184, 556,045 372.997 ji 184,929,042 38.149 27.886
1 8 7 4 ....................................... 151,604,834 133,380 i! 415,748,693 160,185,383 203,522 567,443, 527 160,185,383 336,902 160,522,285 38.610 28.288
1875............................................. 146,465, 463 109,730 : 379, 795,113 154,271, 806 173,447 526,260,576 154, 271, 806 283,177 154,554,983 40.694 29. v68
1876... ...................................... 140,561,381 73,174 324,024,926 144,982,442 122, 987 464, 586,307 144,982,442 196,161 145,178,603 44.805 31.249
1877.......................................... 140,840,140 83,662 j 298,989,240 128,223,207 121, 474 439,829, 389 128,223,207 205,136 128,428,343 42.954 29.199
1878.............................................. 141,339,059 67,384 ' 297,083,409 127, 015,185 112,590 438,422,468 127, 015,185 179, 974 127,195,159 42.815 | 20.012
1870.............................................. 142,550,150 101,497 296,74*3,215 133,159,025 134, 914 439,292,374 133,159,025 236,411 133,395,436 1 44.953 1! 30.366
1880.............................................. 208,049,180 167,437 419,506,091 | 182,415,162 165,055 627,555,271 '! 182,415,162 332,492 : 182,747,654 ! 43.563 j! 29.121
1881............................................. 202,557,412 90,761 448,061,588 1 193,561,011 149,108 650,619,000 | 193,561, Oil 239,869 193,800,880 | 43.253 | 29.787
1882 ............................................. 210,721,981 263,386 505,491,967 ; 215,617,669 257,861 716, 213,948 j! 215, G17, 669 ; 521, 247 216,138, 916 i 42.706 | 30.178
1883............................................ 206,913,289 777,255 493, 916, 384 i 209, 659,699 200, 339 700,829,673 1 209, 659, 699 i! 977,594 j; 210,637,293 :I 42.646 30.055
1884............................................. 211,280,265 339,539 | 456,205,124 ; 189,844,915 98,302 667,575,389 j 189,844,995 437,841 190,282,836 jj 41. 605 28.438
1885............................................. 192,912,234 737,147 j 386,667,820 1 177,319,550 94,904 ! 579,580,054 i 177,319,530 | 832,051 : 178,151,601 ' | 48. 660
i
!
!
30.738
a-Articles subject- to a discriminating duty only are classed, in the statem ents of im ported m erchandise, under the head of “ free of d u ty ,”
IMPORTS— DUTIES.

IMPORTS AND CUSTOMS DUTIES. 13
No. 10.—VALUES of. and AMOUNTS of DUTY COLECTED on
the PRINCIPAL and other DUTIABLE IMPORTED COMMODI­
TIES and Glasses of Commodities E nterrd for Consumption
in the U nited States, from 1874 to 1883, inclusive.
Y e ar en d in g J u n e 30—
B readstuffs and o th er
farinaceous food.
Chem icals, drugs, dyes,
and medicines.
Cotton, m anufactures
of.
Values. D uty. V alues. D uty. Values. | D u ty .
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. | Dollars.
1874 ............................................ 10,022,817 2, 634,807 13, 255, 656 3,134,747 24, 922,254 9,041,202
1875.............................................. 9,176,016 2,494, 080 12,795, 437 5, 289,200 24,199,793 9,043,654
1876............................................. 9,505,529 2, 883,338 10,658, 525 2, 901,879 19,850,107 7,984,686
1877.............................................. 7,174,082 2,347,149 11,500,576 3, 082,557 16,456,296 6,554,826
3878............................................. 5,623,430 2, 085,591 9,815,386 2,811,061 16,464,305 6,496,061
1879.............................................. 7,740,807 2,299,349 11,178,307 3, 433,701 16, 933,768 6,576,253
1880.............................................. 7,415,444 2, 558,677 13,499,085 4. 079,818 25,723,252 9,976,418
1881.............................................. 9,208,956 2, 762,128 14, 888,493 4, 635,261 28,084,117 19,825,115
1882............................................. 16,478, 596 4,152, 828 14,161,116 4, 981,453 31,285, 306 12,227,103
1883.............................................. 12,667,786 3, 756,719 16,134,204 6, 053, 574 32,359,344 12,234,371
1884............................................. 6,229, 665 907,125 13, 089,656 3,716,490 28, 638,479 11,479,942
1885.............................................. 6, 584,752 1, 030, 556 11, 699, 594 3, 795, 535 27,242, 512 10,932,246
I
Y ear ending J u n e 30—
E arthen, stone, and
china ware.
F ancy articles, p e r­
fum ery, &c.
Flax, hemp, ju te, &c.,
and m anufactures of.
Values. D uty. V alues. 1 D uty. Values. D uty.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. j Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1874............................................. 4,831,733 2,109, 600 3, 816,853 1,620,461 25,768, 428 7, 845,137
1875.......... .................................. 4,441,215 1,853,552 5, 071,588 2,142,890 24,498,159 7, 660, 610
1876............................................. 4,112,955 1,731,963 4,177,364 1, 742, 983 22, 658, 681 6, 966,052
1877............................................. 3,772,124 1,587,475 3,380,775 1,423,397 22,109, 490 6,802,322
1878........................................... 3, 996,738 1,076,091 3, 572,131 1,450,397 21,458,331 6, 557,077
1879.......... ................................... 4,044,876 1,711,185 3,441,259 1, 376, 213 23, 641,814 7,151,088
1880............................................. 5, 500, 994 2,331,154 5, 205, 363 2,140, 483 32,148,449 9,660,810
1881............................................. 6,383.874 2, 727,476 7, 084, 302 2,934, 851 31, 588,697 9, 246,373
1882............................................. 6, 873,076 2, 965, 979 9, 654, 979 3,913, 245 34,565, 313 9, 802,735
1883............................................. 8, 693, 273 8, 746,489 7, 908,102 3, 039, 083 35, 704, 284 10,149,107
1884.............................................. o4, 613,607 «2,570, 507 8, 052, 914 2, 898,444 33, 814, 271 9, 418,484
1885............................................ q4, 843,106 a 2 ,731, 655 5, 449,375 2,079, 902 32, 686,413 9, 069,756
Y e a r en d in g J u n e 30—
F ru its, including Glass, and m anufact­ Iro n and steei, and
n u ts. ures of. m anufactures of.
Values. D uty. V alues. D uty. V alues. D uty.
Dollars. DoUars. DoUars. DoUars. Dollars. Dollars.
1874............................................. 7, 999,509 2,394,456 5,447,355 2,509,224 34,709,345 10, 920,401
1875.............................................. 12,104,760 2, 944. 200 5, 756,706 2,398,787 20,474,244 6,814, 200
1870.............................................. 11,915, 267 3,115,230 4, 804,544 2,166, 355 12, 871,385 4, 660, 890
1 8 7 7 .......................................... 9,524,247 2, 578, 979 8, 952,751 1,931,408 10,222, 220 3,765, 846
1878.............................................. 10,084,839 2,691,104 3,331, 980 1, 700,877 8,528, 541 3,280, 648
1879.............................................. 10,295,775 3, 004,780 3, 281,453 1,891,023 9,694,365 3,681,094
1880.............................................. 12,695, 779 3,401,414 5,133,285 2,811,368 45,466,986 19,180,625
1881.............. .............................. 12, 511, 806 3,341,849 5,862, 270 3,296,541 51,454,574 21,462,534
1882............................................. 18,047, 937 4,427,135 6, 753,537 3,845,710 53,998,267 24,175, 547
1883............................................ 18,157, 687 4,603,455 7, 597, 897 4,182, 617 40,837, 376 16, 590,504
1884........................................... 16,500, 859 4,420,556 7, 553,185 ! 4,205,638 642, 917, 747 514,799,117
1885................................. ......... 13, 005, 595 3,672,293 6, 340,721 ; 3, 714,068 | 633,903,258 b ll, 973, 908
a In c lu d es bricks and tiles. 6 Includes tin plates, sheets, and te rn e tin, and galvanized tin plates*

14 IMPORTS AND CUSTOMS DISTRICTS,
No. 10— VALUES of, and AMOUNTS of DUTY COLLECTED on
DUTIABLE MERCHANDISE, &c., from 1874 to 1885, inclusive—Continued.
T ear ending Ju n e 30—
Leather, and m anufactures
of.
Silk, m anufactures of.
Spirits and wines.
Values. Duty. Values. D uty. Values. Dufy.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1874.......................................... 10,355,962 3,304,202 25,298,452 14,198,533 8,587,052 7,965,065
1875.......................................... 9,840,488 3,249,140 24,516,416 14,037,998 7,887,072 6,929,049
1876........................................... 8,787,930 3,051,572 23,709,220 13,872,984 6,743,601 6,053,522
1877.......................................... 8,088,351 2,668,084 21,749,828 12,800,603 6,120,061 5,027,994
1878........................................ 7,338,127 2,529,211 20,548,583 12,151,042 5, 764, 373 5, 035, 314
1879........................................... 7,532,194 2,620,471 23,630,411 14, 016,209 6, 050, 707 5,198, 598
1880.......................................... 11,769,482 3,411,437 31,460, 947 18,556,398 7, 578, 282 1 5. 998,624
1881.......................................... 10,522,601 3,337,034 32,377, 220 19,038, 666 8,762, 763 j 6*471,642
1882........................................... 12,215,203 3,785,327 38,328, 251 22, 633,137 9,453,593 6, 766,451
1883........................................... 12,653,722 3,770,547 33,307,112 19, 654, 946 12, 586, 869 8,741, 958
1884....................................... 11,362,891 3,158,854 38,030, 574 18,962,210 6,792,109 5, 730, 646
1885.......................................... 10,262,615 2,869,224 28.106,798 14,000,210 8,214,341 | 6, 609,565
T ear ending Ju n e 30—
] i
Sugar, melada, molas­
Tin, and m anufactures Tobacco and m anufactses,
&c.
I ofures
of.
Values. Duty. j Values. D uty. Values. | D uty.
Dollars. Dollars. | Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1874.......................................... 92,614,832 34,860,278 | 13,402,128 2,021, 652 8,371,819 6,150, 060
1875.......................................... 82,209,853 37,157,246 | 12, 624,816 2, 034,802 7,142,890 5,269, 042
1876.......................................... 75,742, 467 41, 898,576 ; 10,273,875 2,192,089 6,187,481 4,701, 516
1877............ ........................... 81,116, 024 37,086, $92 ' 9,860,214 2, 461, 092 5,734,370 4,364,143
1878.......................................... 87,237,898 38,759,288 | 9, 952,434 2, 689, 642 6, 073,322 4,604,606
1879.......................................... 74,077,046 40,280,957 j 10, 302,004 3, 085,349 5, 675,407 4, 254,947
1880.......................................... 77,039, 788 42,210,410 16, 580,097 4, 094, 883 6,179,239 4, 681,400
1881......................................... 89,811,785 47, 984, 033 14,714,147 4,194,690 6,474, 939 4, 655,592
1882........................ ............... 94,523,797 49,207,279 16, 634,009 4, 922,039 8,216,132 6, 000,961
1883......................................... 91> 406,718 46,172,379 16,797,322 5,075,052 10, 516,806 7,661,638
1884.......................................... 94,392,570 48, 923,465 j «53,725 a48,127 8,697,751 6,945,652
1885.......................................... 73,517,063 52,184, 744 J a51,848 a72, 918 9,121,869 7, 356,369
T ear ending Ju n e 30—
Wool, and m anufactures
of.
A ll other dutiable
articles.
Total dutiable merchandise.
Values. Duty. Values. D uty. Values. D uty. 6
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1874................................ 59,287,932 32,326,863 67, 056, 566 17,149,135 415,748,693 160,185,383
1875.................................. 55,850,545 30,914,037 61,199,120 16, 039,318 379,795,113 154,271,805
1876.................. .............. 42,260,342 25,306,314 49, 765, 653 13,752,493 334,024,926 144,982,442
1877......................... ........ 33,465,179 20,258,038 44, 762,646 12, 882,302 298,989,240 128,223,207
1878................................. 32,698,759 19,890,945 44, 594,233 12,605,330 297,083,409 127,015,185
1879.................................. 30,553,923 18,805,340 48,668,099 13,772,468 296,742,215 ! 133,159,025
1880................................ 49,748,213 29,238,370 66,361,406 18,082,873 419,506, 091 | 182,415,16S
1881........... ....................... 45,164,149 27,285, 625 73,166, 889 19,361, 601 448,061 588 193,561,011
1882.................................. 47,618,182 29,253, 016 86,684, 673 22, 557, 724 505,491,967 | 215, 617, 609
1883................................... 51,044,444 32,320,893 85,543,438 21,905, 571 493,916,384 | 209, 659, 699
1884............................ 55,078,171 32,001,226 80,476,950 23,804,150 456,295,124 1 189, 844, 995
1885................................ 45,650,969 27,459,235 69,986,991 17,767,866 | 386,607,820 177, 319, 550
aT in plates, sheets,and tonic tin, ami galvanized tin plates arc inelndc:! with iron and steel and
manufactures of.
6 The total amounts of duty received as stated in this column, do not correspond w ith t.ho revenue
from customs, as stated by the Register of th e T reasury [Table No. 2], for the reason th a t the la tte r
includes tonnage tax and receipts from certain other sources as well as duties on m erchandise.

No. 11.—AMOUNTS of INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS of the United States from various sources, from
1863 to 1885, inclusive.
[Prepared by th e Commissioner of In tern al Revenue. 1
Y ear ending J u n e 30— Spirits. Tobacco.
P erm eated
liqnors.
B anks and
bankers, a-
Penalties, &e.
A dhesive
stam ps. 6
Articles
and occupations
form erly
taxed, b u t now
exem pt.
Total.e
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1863..-.............................................................. 5,176,531 3,097,620 1,628,934 27,170 4,140,175 26,932,763 41,003,193
1864....................................... ............................ 30,329,150 8,592,099 2,290,009 2,837,720 193,601 5,894,945 67,008,225 117,145,749
1865...................................................................... 18,731,422 11,401,373 3,734,928 4,940,871 520,363 11,162,392 160,638,180 211,129,529
1866...................................................................... 33,268,172 16,531,008 5,220,553 3,463,988 1,142,853 15,044,373 230,236,037 310,906,984
1867............................................... .................. 33,542, 952 19,765,148 6,057,501 2,046, 562 1,459,171 16,094,718 186,954,423 265,920,475
1868...................................................................... 18,655,631 18,730,095 5,955,869 1,866,745 1,256,882 14,852,252 129,863,090 191,180,. 564
1869...................................................................... 45,071,231 23,430,708 6,099,879 2,196,054 877,089 16,420,710 65,943,673 160,039,344
1 8 7 0 ........................................................ 55,606,094 31,350,708 6,319,127 3,020,083 827,905 16,544,043 71,567,908 185,235,868
1 8 7 1 ............................................................. 46,281,848 33,578,907 7,389,502 3,644,242 636,980 15,342,739 37,136,958 144, Oil, 176
1 8 7 2 .................................................................. 49,475,516 33,736,171 8,258,498 4,628,229 442,205 16,177,821 19,053,007 131,770,947
1 8 7 3 ................................................................. 52,099,372 34,386,303 9,324,938 3,771,031 461,653 7,702,377 6,329,782 114,075,456
1 8 7 4 .............................................................. 49,444,090 33,242,875 9,304,680 3,387,161 364,216 6,136,845 764,880 102,644,747
1875...................................................................... 52,081,991 37,303,462 9,144,004 4,097,248 281,108 6,557,230 1,080,111 110,545,154
1876................................................................... 56,426,365 39,795,340 '| 9,571,281 4,006,698 409,284 6,518,488 509,631 117,237,087
1 8 7 7 ................................ ............................... 57,469,430 41,106,547 9,480,789 3,829,729 419,999 6,450,429 238,261 118,995,184
1878................................................................. 50,420,816 40,091,754 9,937,052 3,492,032 346,007 6,380,405 429,659 111,097,725
1879.......................... ........................................... 52,570,285 40,135,003 10,729,320 3,198,883 279,498 6,706,384 299,094 113,918,407
1880..................................................................... 61,185,509 38,870,140 12,829,803 3,350,985 383,755 7,668,394 228,028 124,516,614
1881.................................................................... 67,153,975 42,854,992 13,700,241 | 3,762,208 231,078 7,924,708 152,163 ■ 135,779,365
1882...................................................................... 69,873,408 47,391,989 16,153,920 | 5,253,459 199,830 8,139,218 81,559 ! 347,093,383
1883.................................................................... 74,368,775 42,104,250 j 16,900,616 I 3,748,995 305^803 7, 658, 631 71,852 145,158,922
I f i J U . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] 76,905,385 26,062,400 18,084,954 j 442 289,144 265,068 121,607,393
1885 ................................................................. J 67,511,209 26,407,088 18,280,782 j 25,000 222,681 24,361 J 112, 421,121
aT he ta x on th e capital and deposits of banks and bankers w as repealed b y a ct of M arch 3,1883.
b These am ounts represent th e face value of th e stam ps sold, b u t th e receipts covered into th e T reasury are these am ounts less th e commissions allowed ou such sales.
cSee explanatory note on page 2.
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No. 12.—AMOUNT of COLLECTIONS of INTERNAL REVENUE Returned from each State and Territory of the
United States, from 1876 to 1885, inclusive.
__ ____________________________
[P repared by th e Commissioner of In tern al Kevenne.]
States and Territories.
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
1870. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
! A la b am a ........
A rizona . . . . . .
A rk a n s a s .....
4 : California------
| c Colorado {a) .
j I Colorado (5) .
0! C onnecticut..
D a k o ta ..........-
[D elaw are (c).
8

&
I
22
25
M innesota................
M ississippi..............
M issouri...................
f M ontana (g)...........
J M ontana (h) -------
I M ontana i (i)..
^ N ebraska (fc).
i N ebraska (I).
^ N evada (to) ..
) N evada (n ) . .
248, 776 18:
85,165 44;
2,981, 941 51 j
20,982 80'
New H am p sh ire.............. 260,261 28;
Xew Jersey ............... j 3,779,949 88
^ New Mexico ( o ) ............. i 22,161 60,
I New Mexico (p) ............ ! j.
g*j New Y o rk ......................
33 N orth Carolina ................
3 4 , Ohio ...................................
„ ‘ c Oregon (q).......................
^ I Oregon ( r ) ............. . .......
36 Pennsylvania-----. . . . . . .
37 Rhode Island ..................
38 South C aro lin a...............
3'*
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
239,461 70j 275,002 75
78,063 30j 86,824 03
4,450,067 73; 5,071,233 42
20,729 58; 27,103 88
305,708 76J 364, 689 64
87,271 68| 91,233 50
5,026,806 481 5,449,654 08
30,084 53J 33,714 17
502, 395 59 602, 743 36 699,821 37 876, 309 81 912,734 86
67,923 13; 58,312 43, 59,017 46, 61,263 06[ 60,455 19
234,998 99j
4,987,960 90
17,710 76
14,616,723 99; 14,452,178 57
1, 671,138 29 1,775, 847 99
16, 587,908 6l| 15,474,689 79
49, 572 62; 53,100 28
5,973,431 80,
222,672 63!
105,803 9l|
T ennessee...............- ....... 596,713 67j
Texas . ’. ............................ 245,708 74:
U t a h ................................. 33,331 86|
V erm ont— ..................... 47,125 15:
V irg in ia ............................ 7,314,393 64;
W ash in g to n ..................... 20,411 12
W est V irginia ................. 430,978 10
W isco n sin .........................i 3,308,770 31
6,279,046 33
233,164 87
105,632 56
897,181 73
237,949 10
28,438 13
50, 093 11
7,932,220 78
21,873 46;
461,030 59;
2,867,439 69|
228,188 13;
5, 095,325 19
19,325 36
222,898 88j 278,139 08
4,670, 215 14) 4,207,807 81
18,898 42} I
31,850 93
14,951,519 56 15,445,801 16,249,877 34
1, 818,459 92 2,413, 368 77 2, 354,006 71
14,770,506 37j 15,894,567 08 18,018,998 99
60,682 89, 68,471 12 76,981 70
...........I............
5,917,421 76
246,759 65;
119, 241 69:
844,485 08]
265,932 14:
43, 936 23:
44, 339 49:
6,501,730 29.
23,011 00]
326,471 571
2,431,301 23
5,946,782 36
230, 583 17
105,233 91
908,924 44
251,062 32
47,413 02
50,159 591
6,448,546 88*
30,277 l l |
322,975 85!
6, 869, 930 65
210, 883 98
111,960-78
1,003, 735 86
233,106 55
74,352 48
50, 545 74
5,781,409 58
27,018 34
370,672 15|
445,140 33| 528,491 94
96,322 19; 94,098 90
6,470,349 39 7, 542,487 94
44, 881, € 68, 001 31
962,064 86
53,421 41
309, 720 94
4,873,676 31
47,465 89
17,233, 267 76
2,476,440 35
19,295.835 69
85,004 14
7,669,214 01
209,079 27
135,907 16
1,146,763 64
248,635 61
43,116 79
53,145 83
6, 063,105 75
32,768 78
452,596 33;
2,910,095 Oil
1,108,191 15
49,103 93
349, 942 04
5,451,633
55,903 38
19,455,040 09
2,867, 414 52
18,859,299 31
88,679 82
8,775,106 23
229,258 48
119,099 79
997,728 00
258,432 93
48,523 08
56,444 58
6,226,308 30
40,202 57
502,276 56
3,193,115 22
585,461 96j 493,982 05 492,704 97j 23
60,479 64 50,449 53; 47,951 13! 24
7, 680,411 40 6,473,806 516,276,165 85; 25
75,542 81j 6,98655 ...............
........................| 118,383 13 8,272 09 } 26
.......................j...........................i 82,293 11j
1,320,517 24 153, 668 18 ;
........................! 1,362,148 251,971,296 12 1
40,870 72 *3,827 20 ....................... (
......................! 55,938 66"
352, 998 08 390,136 72 383,478 83
5,424,457 78 3,477,222 72 3,661,358 75
54,037 46 3,874,89 .......................J
..................... 65,264 68 66,969 85 >
7,967,187 00 13,760,384 10 13,823,644 60
2,377,126 97j 1,760,966 74 1,686,828 95
15,704,047 821 13,520,264 56 12,565,516 62
101,450 73 10,890 36
. . . . . . . . . . . . j 117,384 72
8,703, 679 23,
395,319 43|
117, 092 80i
1,175,890 29]
268,650 61
53, 895 18j
46,062 27
5, 078,196 35;
49,207 54-
546,483 49
7,888,700 02
130,468 11
93,896 95
1,249,975
210,149 02
4,560 49
30,904 88
3,232,726 10
6, 938 73
560,328 28
2,993,755 62
119,723 07J
7,371,209 62j 36
127,587 62; 37
94,518 23j 38
2,057,189 43: 39
181, 829 6l] 40
........................,41
29,889 83: 42
3,052,639 72] 43
. . . . . . . . . . . j 44
543,188 59' 45
3,033,017 78146
2,627,602 20! 2,698,516 79*
3,197,499 12,
(a) S tate of Colorado. (b) State of Colorado and T erritory of W yoming. (c) State of Delaware. (d) S tate of D elaware and nine counties of M aryland. (e) State
of Delaware, nine counties of M aryland, and two counties of V irginia. (/) P a rt of th e d istrict of M aryland. (g) T erritory o f M ontana. (h) T erritories of M ontana.
Idaho, and Utah. (i) Territories of M ontana and Idaho. (Jfc) S tate of N ebraska. (I) S tate of N ebraska and T erritorv of D akota. (w) State of Nevada. P a rt
Of th e fourth district of California from October 1,1883, to A ugust 1, 1884. (n) State of N evada and T erritory of U tah. to) T erritory of N ew M exico. (p) Territories
vOf New Mexico and Arizona. (q) State of Oregon and T erritory of A laska. (r) State of Oregon and T erritories of Alaska and Washington,
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
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No. 12.—AMOUNT of COLLECTIONS of INTERNAL REVENUE Returned from each State, See.—Continued.
47
1
2
3
States and Territories.
A ggregate receipts
by States and Territo
ries..................
A dhesive stam ps . . . . . .
Passports through Departm
ent of S tate___
4 Pines, penalties, &c.,
reported b y U nited
States officers other
than collectors of in*
te m a l Tfwtvnnn__ ..
5 Collections on articles
produced in the late
insurrectionary districts,
made by special
T reasury agents.
6 Collections made by
contract, under act of
M ay 8,1872, and covered
into tbe Treasu
ry ________ . . . . . . . .
P e a r ending Ju n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1 !
1881. j 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Dollars.
15,063 37
110,718, Oil 03
6,518,487 51
588 27
Dollars.
15,204 45
112, 544,657 81
6,450,429 15
97 79
Dollars.
15, 207 28
104,717,320 36
6,380,405 13
Dollars.
14,197 44
107,212,082 81
6,706,384 06
Dollars.
15,947 95
116,848,219 80
7,668,394 22
i
Dollars. |
18, 551 18
127,851,634 66
7,924,707 95
3,021 92
Dollars.
20,385 65
138,954,165 02
8,139,217 96
Dollars.
17,434 54
137,500,291 40j
7,658,630 75
1
Dollars.
1,202 68 ,
Dollars.
121,368,620 05112,419,490 5s’
183,145 69j L, 630 49
55.627 64 .........................!
!
L .
A ggregatereceipts 1
\ 6
from all sources.. ;117,237,086 81 118,995,184 25 111,097,725 49*113,918,466 87 124,516,614 02 135,779,364 53147, 093,382 9£1145,158,922 15121,607,393 38112,421,121 07<
47
! 1
2
|
3
4
5
CTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
N o t e .— T he following comities of M aryland w ere m ade p a rt of th e collection d istrict of D elaw are O ctober 2, 1876, v iz : Caroline, Cecil, D orchester, K ent, Qne« n A nne,
Talbot, Somerset, Wicomico, and W orcester; and th e counties of Accom ack and N ortham pton, in V irginia, Ju n e 19,1877.

Bo. 13.—AMOUNT of BOTES and FEACTIONAL SILVEB COIN OUTSTANDING at the close of each Fiscal Tear
from 1860 to 1885, inclusive.
[P repared in th e Office of the Secretary of the T reasury.]
Demand
notes.
Legal-tender
notes.
One and tw o
year notes
of 1863.
State-bank
Eatiohalcirculation.
bank circulation.
Compoundinterest
notes.
Silver certificates.
Fractional
currency,
paper.
Fractional
currency,
silver.
T otal am ount
in currency.
V alue
of paper
dollar
as compared
V alue of cu r­
w ith rency in gold.
coin
J u ly 1
of each
year.
1860..
1861..
1862..
1868..
1864 .
1865..
1866..
1867..
1868..
1869..
1870..
1871..
1872..
1873.
1874.
1875..
1876.
1877.
1878..
1879.
3880.
1881..
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.,
Dollars.
207,102.477
202, 005, 767
183,792, 079
238, 677,218
179,157,717
142, 919,638
19, 996,103
4, 484,112
3,163,771
2,558,874
2,222,793
1,968,058
1,700,935
1,294,470
1,009,021
786,844
658,938
521,611
426,504
352,452
299,790
242,967
242, 967
189,253
387,978
98, J29
Dollars.
31,235,270
146,137, 860
231,479,908
298, 625,379
299, 762, 855
299,929,624
299,766, 984
318,261,241
337, 664,795
347,267,061
351, 981,032
354,408,008
332,998,336
317,048,872
324,514,284
329,691,697
344,505,427
355, 042, 675
358,742,034
356,073,281
339,499,883
319,069,932
Dollars.
53,040,000 00
3,351,019 75
780, 999 25
472,603 00
272,162 00
208,432 00
141,723 00
123,739 25
106, 256 00
96,505 50
88.296 25
79,967 50
76, 732 50
70,107 50
66,917 50
63,962 50
62.297 50
61,470 00
60, 975 00
60, 535 00
59,695 00
58,985 00
58,440 00
57,950 00
Dollars.
96,620,000
297, 767,114
431,178,671
432, 687, 966
400, 619,206
371,783,597
356.000. 000
356.000. 000
356, 000, 000
356, 000, 000
357,500,000
356,0*0,000
382.000. 000
375.771,580
3C9,772,284
359,764,332
346.681.016
346.681.016
346, 681,016
346, 681, 016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
346.681.016
Dollars.
89, 870,475
153,471,450
42,338,710
3,454, 230
1,123,6c0
555,492
347,772
248,272
198,572
167,522
142,105
127,625
113,375
104,705
95,725
90.485
86,185
82.485
79,985
74,965
71.765
69.765
68,035
Dollars.
15, 000,000
193,756,080
159,012,140
122,394,480
28,161,810
2,871,410
2,152,910
768,500
593,520
479,400
415,210
867,390
328,760
296,630
274,920
259,090
242,590
230,250
220,960
213,620
207, 660
202,730
Dollars.
3,462,600
2,466,950
22,374,270
51,166,530
66,096,710
88,616,831
119,811. 691
139,90i; 646
Dollars.
20,192, 456 00
22,894, 877 25
25,005, 828 76
27,070, 876 96
28,307, 523 52
32,626, 951 75
32,114, 637 36
39,878, 684 48
40,582, 874 56
40,855, 835 27
44,799, 365 44
45,881, 295 67
42,129, 424 39
34,446, 595 39
20,403, 187 34
16,547, 768 77
15,842, 605 78
*7,214, 954 37
*7,105, 953 32
*7,047, 247 77
*7,000, 090 81
*6,980, 061 31
*6,964, 175 88
Dollars.
10,926, 938 00
33,185, 273 00
39,155, 633 00
39,360, 529 00
24, 061, 449 00
39,974, 897 41
19,180, 639 36
18,720, 942 95
18, 379, 088 26
17,102, 951 73
Dollars.
207,102,477 00
202,005,767 00
333, 452, 079 00
649, 867,282 75
833,718,984 34
988,318,685 76
891,904,865 96
826, 927,153 52
720, 432,002 75
693, 946,056 61
700,375,899 48
717, 875,751 06
738.570,903 52
750, 062,368 94
781,490,916 17
773,646, 728 69
749, BOB, 473 89
731.379,542 84
7*29,215,508 27
734,801,994 78
735,522,956 37
780, 584,808 73
798, 296,284 13
817, 626, 384 76
831,875,582 57
830,146,565 61
Dollars.j
0 86.6
76.6
38.7
70.4
66.0
71.7
70.1
73.5
85.6
89.0
87.5
86.4
91.0
87.2
89.5
94.7
99.4
1 00.0
1 00.0
1 00.0
1 00.0
1 00.0
1 00.0
1 00.0
Dollars.
i 288,769, 500 41
! 497,798, 338 59
! 322, 649, 246 94
i 692,256, 354 77
1 588, 657, 092 73
592,906, 769 07
I 505,0t 9, 234 52
I 510,050, 351 61
! 599, 521, 709 95
I 638,909, 418 44
! 646,249, 540 58
I 648,053, 886 76
711,156, 733 71
674,619, 947 42
671,773, 937 62
694,375, 246 54
725,083, 924 62
734,801, 994 78
735,522, 956 37
780,584, 808 78
798.296, 234 13
817,626, 384 76
831, 875, 582 57
830,146, 565 61
NOTE,—T he am ount of State and national hank circulation is compiled from th e reports of th e Com ptroller of th e C urrency a t th e nearest dates obtainable to the end of
each fiscal year j t he other am ounts are tak en from th e i eports of the Secretary of th e T reasury. T he one and tw o year notes of 1863, and th e com pound-interest notes, though
having a legal-tender quality for th eir face values, were, interest-bearing securities, payable a t certain times, as stated on th e notes. T hey entered into circulation for h u t a
few days, if at all, and since m aturity those p resented have been converted into other interest-bearing bonds or paid for in cash, in terest included. T he am ount of fractional
silver in circulation in I860, 1861, and 1862 cannot be stated. T he am ounts stated for 1876 and subsequent years are the am ounts coined and issued since Jan u ary , 1876. To
these am ounts should ho added th e am ount o f silver previously coined w hich has come into circulation.
^Exclusive of $8,375,934, am ount estim ated as lost or destroyed, act Ju n e 2L, 1879.
CURRENCY CIRCULATION,
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No. 14.—AMOUNT of RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES of the NATIONAL BANKS in operation at the dates
named, from 187Gto 1885, inclusive (expressed in millions of dollars).
Resources and liabilities.
Oct. 2,1876.
fFrom th e R eport of th e Comptroller of the Currency.]
1
Oct. 1,1877.1Oct. a, 1878.
t
!
Jan. 1,1879. f | Oct. 2,1879. SOct, 1,1880. Oct. 1,1881. Oct, 3,1882. ' Oct. 2,1883. Sept.30,1884. | Oct. 1,1885.
i
2,089 banks. 2,080 banks. 2,053 banks. 2,051 banks. 2,048 banks. 2,090 ban k s.'2,132 banks.
i ;
2,269 banks. 2,501 banks. : i
12,664 banks. 2,714 banks.
RESOURCES. Millions. Millions. Millions. Millions. I Millions. | Millions. ; M illions. Millions. | Millions. ; Millions. Millions.
R oans..........-.............................................. $931.3 $891.9 $834.0 $823.9 | $878.5 ! $1,041.0 | $1,173.8 $1,243.2 ! $1,309.2 1 $1,245.3 $1,306.1
Bonds for circulation ..................... ....... 337.2 336.8 347.6 347.1 | 357.3 357.8 j 363.3 357.6 ! 351.4 ! 327.4 307.7
O ther U nited S tates b an k s................... 47.8 45.0 94.7 110.8 : 7 1 .2 1 43.6 | 56.5 37.4 1! 30.7 j 30.4 31.8
O ther stocks, bonds, & c ....................... 34,4 34.5 36.9 35.6 1 39.7 48.9 ; 61.9 66.2 71.1 ! 71.4 77.5
D ue from other b a n k s ............... .. 146.9 329.9 138.9 134.0 | 167.3 i 213.5 j 230.8 198. 9 208.9 | 194.2 235.3
R eal e s ta te ............................................... 43.1 45. 2 46.7 47.1 1 47.8 ,; 48.0 j 47.3 46.5 48.3 j 49.9 51.3
S p ecie .............................................. ----- 21.4 22.7 30.7 41.5 j 42.2 109.3 114.3 102.9 107.8 j 128.6 174.9
Regal-tender notes................. ............... 84.2 66.9 64.4 70.5 | 69.2 56.6 j 53.2 63.2 70.7 1 77.0 69.7
K ational-bank n o te s ........— ............... 15.9 15.6 16.9 19.5 16.7 18.2 | 17.7 20.7 22.7 ! 23.3 23.1
Clearing-house ex ch an g es.................. 100.0 74.5 82.4 100.0 113.0 121.1 | 189,3 208.4 96.4 j 06.3 84.9
U nited States certificates of d e p o sit. 29.2 33.4 32.7 28.9 26.8 7.7 ! 6.7 8.7 10.0 i 14.2 18.8
lin e from U nited States T reasurer .. 16.7 16.0 16.5 17.2 1| 17.0 17.1 17.5 S 17.2 16.6 ! 17.7 14.9
O ther resources. . . . . ............................. 19.1 28.7 24.9 24.5 , 22.1 23.0 26.1 28.9 28.9 33.8 36.9
T o ta ls ............................................ 1,827. 2 1,741.1 1,767. 3 2,800.6 1 1,868.8 2,105.8 2,358.4 ; 2,399.8 2,372.7 2,279.5* 2,432.9
LIABILITIES.
1
C apital s to c k ____- _________ ______ 499.8 il 479.5 ; 466. 2 462.0 454.1 457. 6 463.8 483.1 509. 7 524.3 < 527.5
Surplus fu n d ............................................. 132. 2 122.8 ; 116.9 116.2 ; 114.8 120.5 128.1 j 132, 0 142.0 147.0 * 146.6
U ndivided profits............................... 46.4 | 44.5 | 40.9 36.8 ; 41.3 46.1 56.4 j 61.2 61.6 63.2 ' 59.4
C ircu latio n ............................................. 292.2 | 291. 9 | 301.9 303.9 : 313.8 317.3 320.2 ; 315.0 310.5 289. 8 269.0
O ne to depositors........- .......................... 666.2 j 630.4 j 668.4 712.4 | 734.2 888.2 1, 083. l : 1,134.9 1}063.6 ; 993.0 ; 1.120.1
O ne to other hanks . . . . . . . . ---- ------- 179.8 j 361.6 i 165.1 162.4 j 201.2 267.6 294.9 ; 259.9 270.4 246. 4 1; 299.5
O ther lia b ilitie s .................................... 10.6 j 10.4 j 7.9 6.9 I 9.4 8.5 11.9 ; 13.7 14.9 15. 8 \ 10.8
Totals — ...................................... 1,827.2 1,741.1 1 1
1,767.3 1,800. 6 1,868.8 2,105. 8 2,358.4 ; 2,399,.8 2, 372.7 | 2,279. 5 : 2,432. 9
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N A T IO N A L BA N K S.

N A T IO N A L BANKS. 21
No.15.—AMOUNTof (lie CASH RESERVE held by the NATIONAL
BA.NK8, and also the. AMOUNT required to be held by them, on
S e p t e m b e r 30, 1884 and 1885.
S pecie.........................................................
Legal-tender notes...................................
U nited Status certificates of d e p o sit..
Am ount held ............................
Am ount re q u ired ........................
[From th e R eport of C om ptroller of the C urrency.]
t s m .
New Y ork City.
Dollars.
63,113,318
22,885,808
4,145,000
90,144, .120
03,053,579
O ther reserve
cities.
Dollars.
30,257,981
23,766,011
9, 555,000
63,578,992
36, 940,879
States and T erritories.
Dollars.
35,238,175
30,392,840
500,000
60,131,015
27, 939,804
U nited S tates.
Dollars.
128,609,474
77,044,639
14,200, 000
219,854, 133
127, 934, 262
* Of this specie $30,870,068 w as gold coin, $8,092,557 silver coin, $66,309,340 gold certificates, and
$3,381,510 silver certificates.
18845.
Specie .........................................................
Legal-tender notes............- ....................
United States certificates o f d ep o sit..
A m ount h e l d ................................
A m ount re q u ire d .........................
N ew Y ork City.
Dollars.
01,454,168
16,785,620
0,920, 000
315,159,788
77,007,526
O ther reserve
cities-
Dollars.
41,951,069
23, 570,563
11,380,060
70, 907,032
44,121,064
S tates and T e r­
ritories.
Dollars.
41,467,335
29, 375,936
500,000
71,343,271
30,180,803
U n ited S tates.
Dollars.
*174,872,572
69,788,119
18,800, 000
263,410,691
151,969,39S
* Of thin specie $(>”>,1510,781 w as gold coin, $9,120,801 silver coin, $98,280,340 gold certificates, and
$2,274,(150 silver certificates.
No. 1(>,—AMOUNT of CAPITAL, SURPLUS, DIVIDENDS, and
TOTAL KARNINOS of all the NATIONAL BANKS for each half
year from 1870 to 1885, inclusive.
[From th e R eport of Com ptroller o f the C urrency.]
Period o f
six m onths
ending—
Mar,
Sept,
Mur.
S«pt.
Mur.
Sept.
Mar.
Sept.
Mar.
Sept.
Mar.
Sept.
Mnr.
Sept
Sept.
ass
Mur.
5f&
Sept.
%S:
Mar,
Sept.
1.1870
1.1870
1.1871
1.1871
1.1872
1.1872
1.1878
1.1878
1.1874
1.1874
1.1875
1.1875
1,187(5
1,187(1
1.1877
1.1877
1.1878
1.1878
1.1879
1,1875)
1,1H80
1, 1880
1,1881
1,1881
1,1882
1,1882
1,1888
1,1888
1.1884
1.1884
1.1885
1.1885
N um ­
ber of
banka.
1,571
1,(501
1, (505
1,093
1,750
1,852
1,912
1,955
3, 907
1,971
2,097
% 047
2,07(5
2,081
2, 080
2.072
2,074
2, 047
2, 013
2, 015
2,045
2.072
2. 087
2, 100
2,187
2, 197
2,707
2,859
2, 491
2, 582
2, 050
2, (.05
C apital.
Dollars.
410,806,991
425,817,104
428,(509,105
445,999, 204
450, (598,70(5
405, (570, 028
475, 918,089
488,100, 951
489,510,8251
489,988,2B4
498,508,881
497,8(54, 833
504,209,491
500,482, 271
49(1, 051, 580
480,324,800
475,009,751
470,231, 89(5
404,413,000
455,132, 050
454,080, 090
454,215, 002
4 50/-84 4, 805
458,984,483
4(50,334,485
473,947,715
489,091,842
491, (549,140
507,900,300
5)8, 005.725
522, KO0, 7 15
524, 509, 002
Surplus.
JDollars,
80,118,210
91,630,020
94,672,401
98, 286,591
90,431,243
105,181,942
114,257,288
118,113,848
128,469,859
128,804,039
181, 500, 637
184,123,049
134,467,595
182,251,078
130,872,165
124,340,254
122.378.501
118,687,134
116,744,185
115,140,351
117.220.501
120,145,649
122,481,788
127,238,394
131,201,889
183, 570,931
137, 570,105
141, 232,187
145, 000, 840
147.721,475
118, 77!, 121
140, 008, 405
T otal dividends.
Dollars.
21,479,005
21,080,843
22,205,150
22,125, 279
22,859,826
23,827,289
24, 826, 061
24,823,029
23,529,998
24,929, 307
24,750, 816
24, 817, 785
24,811, 581
22, 568, 829
21,803, 969
22,117,110
18,982, 890
17,9,19,223
17,541, 054
17,401, 807
38,121, 273
18,290,200
18,877, 517
39,499, 694
19,915,375
20, 876,553
21,08 \ 806
20,171, 008
20, 487, 05(1
20,218,471
T otal n et
earrings.
Dollars.
28,996,934
26,813,885
27,243,162
27,315,311
27,502,539
30,572,891
31,926,478
33,122,000
29,544,120
30,036,811
29,136,007
28, 800,217
23, 097,921
20, 540,231
19,592,962
15, 274,028
16,946,696
13,058,893
14,678,660
16,873,200
21,152,784
24, 033,230
24,452, 021
29,170,816
27, 083,599
20, 237, 635
26,432, 934
27,574,214
27, 094, 764
24, 368,019
21, 601,202
22,024,294
D ividends
to capital.
R atios.
D ividends
to
capital
ana su r­
plus.
in g s to
cap ital
an d
surplus.
Per et. Per ot. Perot.
5.16
4,96
4.27
4.08
5.77
5.19
5.18 4.24 5.21
4.96 4. 07 5. J2
5.07 4.16 5.00
5.12 4 17 5.36
5.22 4.21 5.41
5.09 4.09 5.46
4.81 3.84 4.82
5.09 4.03 4.86
5.01 8.96 4.66
4.88 3.85 4.56
4. 92 3.88 3.62
4.50 3.57 3.25
4.39 8.47 3.12
4.54 3.62 2.50
3.99 8.17 2.83
3.81 3. 04 2.31
3.78 3.02 2,53
3.82 3.05 2.96
3.99 3.17 3.70
4.03 3.18 4.18
4.13 3.26 4.22
4.25 3.83 5.00
4.33 3.37 4.56
4.40 3.44 4.32
4.20 3.27 4.25
4.12 3.21 4.34
4. 15 3.23 4.29
3, 89 3. 03 8.00
3. 91 8. 01 8.20
8.85 3.01 3.28

22 NATIONAL BANKS.
No. 17.—AMOUNT of SPECIE HELD by the NATIONAL BANKS
at the Dates of their Eeports, from 1875 to 1885, inclusive; the Coin,
Coin Certificates, and Gold Clearing House certificates held by the
New York City Banks being stated separately.
Hates.
[From the E eports of th e Comptroller of the Currency.]
Held hy N ational Banks in N ew Y ork City.
Coin.
U nited States
coin-certificates.
Gold Clearin
g House
certificates.
Total.
H eld by o th er
national
banks-
Total.
DoUccrs. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Mar. 1,1875 1,084,555 54 10,622,160 11,706,715 54 4, 960,390 03 16.667,106 17
May 1,1875 930,105 76 5,753, 220 6,683,325 76 3,937,035 88 10, 620,861 64
June 30,1875 1, 023, 015 86 12,642,180 13,665,195 86 5,294,386 44 18, 959, 582 30
Oct. 1,1875 753, 904 90 4,201,720 4, 955,624 90 3,094,704 83 8, 050,329 73
Dec. 17,1875 869,436 72 12,532,810 13,402,246 72 3,668,659 18 17,070,905 90
Mar. 10,1876 3,261,131 36 19,086, 920 22,348,051 36 6,729, 294 49 2D, 077,345 85
May 12,1876 832,313 70 15,183,760 16,016,073 70 5,698, 520 06 21,714, 594 36
June 30,1876 1,214,522 92 16,872, 780 18,087,302 92 7,131,167 00 25,218,409 92
Oct. 2,1876 1,129, 814 34 13,446,760 14,576,574 34 6,785, 079 69 21,361, 654 03
Dec. 22,1876 1,434,701 83 21,602,900 23,037,601 83 9,962, 046 06 32,999,647 89
Jan. 20,1877 1,669,284 94 33,629, 660 35,298,944 94 14,410, 322 Cl 49,700, 267 55
Apr. 14,1877 1,930,725 59 13,899,180 15,829,905 59 11,240,132 19 27,070, 037 78
June 22,1877 1,423,258 17 10,324,320 11,747,578 17 9,588,417 89 21,335, 996 06
1 1877 1, 538,486 47 11,409, 920 12,948,406 47 9,710,413 84 22,658, 820 31
Dec. 28,1877 1, 955,746 20 19,119,080 21,074,826 20 11,832, 924 50 32. 907, 750 70
Mar. 15,1878 2,428,797 44 35,003,220 37,432,017 44 17,290, 040 58 54,722, 058 02
May 1,1878 2, 688, 092 06 25,397,640 28,085,732 06 17,938, 024 00 46, 023, 756 06
June 29,1878 1,905,705 22 11,954,500 13,860,205 22 15,391,264 55 29,251,469 77
Oct. 1,1878 1,779,792 43 11,514,810 13,294,602 43 17,394, 004 16 30,688, 606 59
Dec. 6,1878 4,009,299 01 12,277,180 16,286,479 01 18, 068,771 35 34, 355, 250 36
Jan. 1,1879 5,421,552 49 12,739,540 18,161,092 49 23,338,664 83 41,499, 757 32
Apr. 4,1879 5,312,966 90 12,220,940 17,533,906 90 23, 614, 656 51 41,148, 563 41
June 14,1879 6, 058,472 34 12,291,270 18,349.742 34 28,983, 545 10 42, 333, 287 44
Oct. 2,1879 7,218,967 69 12,130,900 19,349,867 69 22,823,873 54 42,173,741 23
Dec. 12,1879 20,096,249 64 8,366,140 21,569,000 50,031,389 64 28,981, 651 95 79,013, 041 59
Feb. 21,1880 12,252,541 44' 7,464,650 35,855,000 55,572,191 44 33, 669,860 31 80,442,051 75
Apr. 23,1880 12,595,720 49 6, 914,250 25,458,000 44,967,970 49 41,461,761 72 86,429,732 21
June 11,1880 16,682, 226 40 7,810,200 33,337,000 57,829,426 40 41,677,078 86 99, 506,505 26
Oct. 1,1880 16,104,855 38 7,489,700 36,189,000 59,783,555 38 49,562, 954 11 109, 346, 509 49
Dec. 31,1880 19,773,859 01 6, 709.900 28,246,000 54,729,759 01 52,443,141 91 107,172, 900 92
Mar. 11,1881 15,924,683 90 4,825,300 30,809,000 51,558,983 90 53, 597,211 36 165.156, 395 26
May 6,1881 26,242,108 60 4,625,900 34,176,000 65,044,008 60 57,584,553 48 122, 628, 502 08
June 30,1881 20,822,790 87 4, 513,400 41,858,000 67,194,190 87 61,444,736 63 128,638,927 50
O ct 1,1881 15,317,168 04 4,486,600 31,721,000 51,524,768 04 62,809,968 08 114, 334,786 12
Dec. 31,1881 16,352,630 49 4,037,600 33,852,000 54,242,230 49 59,438,409 11 113, 680,639 60
Mar. 11,1882 17,093,447 39 4, 075,800 29,907,000 51,076,247 39 58,907,863 65 109,984, 111 04
May 19,1882 15,541,956 93 4,034, 300 31,783,000 51,359,256 93 61,056,549 80 112,415,806 73
July 1,1882 14,278,290 77 4,005,100 32,854,000 51,137,390 77 60,556,871 77 111,694,262 54
O ct 3,1882 14,391,783 74 3,098,100 26,224,000 48,713,883 74 58,333,894 53 102, 047,778 27
Dec. 30,1882 10,811,726 69 17,720,100 22,020,000 50,551,826 69 55,875,332 71 106,427,150 40
Mar. 13,1883 10,060,551 05 10,813,320 21,818,000 42,691,871 05 55, 270,495 29 97, 962, 806 34
M ay 1,1883 9,891,636 15 16,094, 210 21,334,000 47,319,846 15 50,287,420 17 103, 607, 266 32
June 22,1883 8,219,744 22 26,477,760 22,139,000 56,836,504 22 58, 517,890 40 115, 354, 394 62
O ct 2,1883 9,388,073 82 20,541,100 20,345,000 50,274,173 82 57, 543,809 71 107, 817,988 53
Dec. 31.1883 10,793,481 17 20,525,270 21,693,000 53,011,751 17 61, 274,406 87 114, 276,158 04
Mar. 7,1884 12,948,092 34 21,582, 060 25,912,000 60,442,152 34 62, 637,974 90 123, 080,127 38
Apr. 24,1884 8, 929,064 27 20, 093,380 20,527,000 49,549,444 27 65,195,262 82 114, 744,707 09
June 20,1884 7, 446,696 82 20, 397, 590 15,690,000 43,534,286 82 66,127,395 29 109, 661,682 11
Sept. 80,1884 7,296,178 39 40, 765,140 15,052,000 63,113, 318 39 65, 496,153 34 128, 609,474 73
Dec. 20,1884 11,314,080 57 44,193, 870 17,331,000 72,838, 950 57 66, 908,128 96 130,747,079 53
Mar. 10,1885 11,802,276 48 61,114, 080 17,570. 000 90,495,356 48 76, 620, 517 19 167,115,873 67
May 6,1885 31,479.763 87 67,646,060 17,374,

NATIONAL BANKS. 23
No. 18.—AMOUNT of TAXES PAID by the NATIONAL BANKS
Yearly to the U nited States, from the commencement of the system
to July 1, 1885.
[F ro m th e R eport of th e Com ptroller of the C urrency.]
Y ear ending J u n e 36— On circulation. On deposit. On capital. Total.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1864................................................................ 53, 393 32 95,911 87 18, 432 07 167,537 26
1865................................................................ 733,247 59 1,087, 530 86 133, 251 15 1,954,029 60
1866............................................................... 2,106, 785 30 2,633,102 77 406, 947 74 5,146,835 81
1867................................................................ 2,868,636 78 2, 650,180 09 321, 881 30 5, 840,698 23
1868................................................................ 2,946,843 07 2, 564,143 44 306.781 67 5,817,268 18
1869............................................................... 2,957,416 73 2,614, 553 58 312,918 68 5, 884, 888 99
1870................................................................ 2,949,744 13 2, 614, 707 61 375, 902 2(i 5, 940, 474 00
1871............................................................... 2,987,021 69 2, 802, 840 85 385, “.'92 13 0,175,154 07
1872................................................................ 3,193,570 03 3,120, 084 37 389, 350 27 (!, 703, 910 67
1873................................................................ 3,353,186 13 3,196, 509 29 451,891 51 7, 004, 640 93
1874................................................................ 3,404.483 11 3,209, 967 72 469, 048 02 7,083,498 85
1875................................................................ 3,283,450 89 3, 51' , 265 39 507,417 76 7,305,134 04
1876.............................. ................................. 3,091,795 76 3,505, 129 64 632, 296 16 7,229,221 56
1877.............................................................. 2,900,957 53 3,451, 965 38 060, 784 90 7,013, 707 81
1878............................................................... 2,948,047 08 3,273, 111 74 560, 296 83 6,781,455 65
1879............................................................... 3,009,647 16 3,309, 668 90 401, 920 61 0,721,236 67
1880............................................................... 3,153, 635 63 4,058, 710 61 379,424 19 7,591,770 43
1881............................................................... 3,121, 374 33 4, 940, 945 12 431,233 10 8,493,552 55
1882......................................- ...................... 3,190,981 98 5, 521, 927 47 437,774 90 9,150, 684 35
1883..’ .......................................................... 3,132, 006 73 *2, 773, 790 46 *269, 976 43 0,175, 773 62
1884 .............................................................. 3,024, 668 24 3, 024, 668 24
1885............................................................. . 2,794, 584 01 2,794, 584 01
..................................... 61,204, 777 22 60,940, 067 16 7,855,887 74 130,000,732 12
* Six m onths.
No. 19.—AMOUNT of TAXES, STATE AND NATIONAL, PAID by
the NATIONAL BANKS from 1866 to 1883, inclusive.
[F ro m th e R eport o f th e Com ptroller of th e Currency.]
f e a r ended Ju n e
30—
U nited
States.®
A m ount o f taxes.
State.
Total.
R atio of tax to capital.
U nited
States.
State.
T otal.
D ollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Per ct. Per ct. Per e t
1866............................ 410, 593,435 7,949,451 8,069,938 16,019,389 1.9 2.0 3.9
1867............................ 422, 804,666 9,525, 607 8,813,127 18,338, 734 2.2 2.1 4.0
18686 ........................ 420,143,491 9,465, 652 8,757,656 18,223,308 2.2 2.1 4.3
1869............................ 419, 619, 860 10,081, 244 7,297,096 17,378,340 2.4 1.7 4.1
18706.........................! 429, 314, 041 10,190, 682 7,465,675 17,656,357 2.4 1.7 4.1
18716........................... 451, 994,133 10,649,895 7,860,078 18, 509, 973 2.4 1.7 4.1
18726.......................... 472, 956, 958 6,703, 910 8,343,772 15,047,682 1.4 1.8 3.2
18736........................... 488,778,418 7,004,646 8,499,748 15,504,394 1.4 1.8 3.2
1874............................ 493,751, 679 7,256,083 9, 620,326 16,876,409 1.5 2.0 3.5
1875........................... 503, 687, 911 7,317,531 10, 058,122 17,375,653 1.5 2.0 3.5
1876............................ 501, 788, 079 7,076,087 9,701,732 16,777,819 1.4 2.0 3.4
1877............................. 485, 250, 694 6,902,573 8,829,304 15,731,877 1.4 1.0 3.3
1878............................. 471, 064, 238 6,727,232 8, 056, 533 14,783,765 1.4 1.7 3.1
1879............................. 456, 968,504 7,016,131 7, 603,232 14, 619,363 1.5 1.7 3.2
1880........................... 457, 266,545 8,118,103 7,876,822 15,994,925 1.8 1.8 3.6
1881........................... 4Q2,341,601 8,902,592 8, 286,488 17,189,080 1.9 1.8 3.7
1882c...........................
1883c...........................
a These am ounts are fo r calendar years and include in tern al revenue license tax from 1866 to 1871.
b E stim ated by the C om ptroller of th e C urrency,
c No data.

24 NATIONAL BANKS.
No. 20.—RATIOS OF LOANS to CAPITAL, SURPLUS, and NET
DEPOSITS of NATIONAL BANKS in New York City, in other
reserve cities, in the States and Territories, and in the U n it e d
S t a t e s , on or near the 1st day of October of each year, from 1871
to 1885, inclusive (expressed in millions of dollars).
D ates.
Number
of
banks.
fFrora the R eport o f th e Com ptroller of the Cnrrency.J
NEW YORK CITY.
Doans.
C ap ital Surplus
N e t
deposits.
Specie.
Legal-ten-
(ler notes
and
,T7nited
States certificates.
Katios of—
Loans to
capita],
surplus,
and net
deposits.
Cash to
net deposits.
Millions. Millions. M illions. Millions. M illions. Millions. Per cent. P er ct.
O eto b er2 ,1871... 54 198.9 73.2 19.5 191.3 8.7 50.4 70.0 30.9
October 3,1872... 50 183.4 71.3 20.9 158.0 6.4 39.0 73.3 28.7
September 12,1873 48 199.3 70.2 21.9 172.7 14.6 32.3 75.3 27.2
October 2, 1874... 48 202.2 68.5 22.7 204.6 14.4 52.4 68.4 32.6
October 1, 1875... 48 202.4 68.5 22.5 202.3 5.0 54.5 69.0 29.4
O ctober 2,1876... 47 184.3 66.4 18.9 197.9 14.6 45.3 65.1 30.3
O ctober 1,1877... 47 169.3 57.4 16.6 174.9 12.9 34.3 68.0 27.0
October 1,1878... 47 169.7 53.8 15.9 189.8 13.3 36.5 65.4 26.2
October 2,1879... 47 196.0 50.7 16.0 210.2 19.4 32.6 70.8 24.7
October 1,1880... 47 238.5 50.7 18.2 268.1 59.8 11.0 70.8 26.4
October 1,1881... 48 246.9 51.1 19.9 268.8 50.6 10.9 72.6 22.9
October 3,1882.. 50 239.2 51.6 21.3 254.0 44.5 18.9 73.2 24.9
October 2,1883 .. 48 245.1 50.3 23.9 266.9 50.3 19.7 72.0 26.2
September 30,1884 44 205.5 46.3 22.6 255.0 63.1 27.0 63.4 35.2
October 1, 1885... 44 236.8 45.3 22.2 312.9 91.5 23.7 62.3 36.8
OTHER RESERVE CITIES.
October 2, 1871. . 174 230.7 119.9 28.3 187.5 1.5 42.5 68.7 23.5
October 8, 1872... 180 242.0 124.9 29.8 179.6 1.9 36.7 72.4 21.5
Septem ber 12,1873 181 263.1 127.2 32.5 197.6 3.2 36.3 73.6 20.0
October 2, 1874... 182 272.5 127.1 35.2 219.9 4.4 36.7 71.3 18.7
October 1, 1875... 188 279.3 128.8 37.0 222.9 1.5 37.1 71.9 17.3
October 2, 1876... 189 264.7 127.9 37.4 216.3 4.0 37.1 69.4 19.0
October 1, 1877... 188 254.3 123.7 33.1 203.4 5.6 34.4 70.6 19.7
October 1,1878... 184 231.2 119.2 30.8 199.2 9.4 29.5 66.2 19.5
October 2,1879... 181 244.4 115.4 30.3 228.2 11.3 33.0 65.4 19.4
October 1,1880... 184 295.8 116.3 32.0 288.8 28.3 25.0 66.7 18.5
October 1,1881... 189 346.7 119.8 34.2 335.7 34.5 21.9 70.8 16.8
October 3,1882... 193 348.7 125.4 34.1 318.8 28.3 24.1 72.8 16.4
October 2, 1883 .. 200 352.2 131.7 36.0 323.4 26.3 30.1 71.6 17.4
Septem ber30,1884 203 342.3 133.7 37.4 307.9 30.3 33.3 71.5 20.7
October 1, 1885__| 203 369.9 135.9 37.3 364.5 41.9 34.9’ 68.8 21.1
STATES AND TERRITORIES.
October 2, 1871... 1,539 402.0 265.1 53.3 257.8 1.8 41.6 69.8 16.8
October 3, 1872... 1,689 451.8 283,4 59.6 282.1 1.9 43.3 72.3 16.0
September 12,1873 1,747 481.8 293.7 65-9 303.1 2.1 44.5 72.7 15.4
October 2, 1874... 1,774 479.7 2 9 a 2 71.1 292.8 2.4 33.7 72.5 12.3
October 1, 1875... 1,851 503.0 307.5 74-9 306.7 1.6 33.7 73.0 11.5
October 2,1876 .. 1,853 482.3 305.5 75.9 291.5 2.8 31.0 71.7 11.6
October 1,1877... 1,845 468.3 298.4 73.1 289.4 4.2 31.6 70.9 12.4
O ctober!, 1878... 1,822 433.1 293.1 70-2 28a 3 8.0 31.1 66.5 13.6
October 2,1879... 1,820 438.1 288.0 68. 5 329.3 11.5 30.4 63.9 12.7
October 1,1880... 1,859 506.7 290.6 70.3 410.3 21.2 28.3 65.7 12.1
October 1,1881... 1,895 580.2 292.9 74-0 507.2 27.5 27.1 66.4 10.8
October 3, 1882... 2,026 655.4 306.1 76.5 545.8 30.0 28.9 70.6 10.8
October 2, 1883 .. 2,253 706.2 327.7 ; 82.1 577. 9 31.2 30.8 71.5 10.7
September30,1884 i 2,417 097.5 314.3 j1 87.0 , 535.8 35.2 30.9 72.1 12.3
October 1,1885... | 2,467 694.5 346.3 !i 87.1 * 570.8 41.5 29.9 69.2 12.5

NATIONAL BANKS— NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE. 25
No. 20.—BATIO of LOANS to CAPITAL, SURPLUS, and NET
DEPOSITS of NATIONAL BANKS—Continued.
U N IT E D ST A T E S.
D ates.
N um ­
b er o f
banks.
Loans.
Capital. Surplus.
N et deposits.
Specie.
Legal
ten d er
notes and
U nited
S tates
c e r t i f i ­
cates.
R atios of-—
Loans to
capital,
surplus,
and n e t
deposits.
Cash to
n e t deposits.
M illions. M illions. M illions. Millions. Millions. Millions. Per cent. Per ct.
O ctober 2,1871... 1,707 $831. 6 $458. 2 $101.1 $630. 0 $12.0 $134. 5 69.5 23.0
October 3,1872... 2, 019 877.2 479. 6 110.3 619.8 10.2 119.0 72.5 20.8
Septem ber 12,1873 1,976 944. 2 491.1 120. 3 673.4 19.9 113.1 73.5 19.8
October 2, 1874... 2,004 954.4 493.8 129.0 717.3 21.2 122.8 71.2 20.0
October 1, 1875... 2,087 984.7 504.8 134.4 731.9 8.1 125.3 71.8 18.2
October 2, 1S7C... 2,089 931. 3 499. 8 132.2 705.7 21.4 113. 4 09.6 19.1
O ctober 1, 1877... 2, 080 891.9 470. 5 122. 8 607.7 22.7 100.3 70.2 18.4
October 1, 1878... 2, 053 834.0 4G6.1 110.9 677.3 30.7 97.1 66.2 18.9
October 2, 1879... 2, 048 878.5 454.1 114.8 767.7 42.2 96.0 65.7 18.0
October 1, 1880... 2, 090 1,041.0 457.6 | 120.5 967.2 109.3 64.3 69.3 17.9
October 1, 1881... 2,132 1,173. 8 463.8 128.1 1, 111. 6 112.7 59.9 68.9 15.5
October 8, 1.882 .. 2, 269 1,243. 2 483.1 132.0 1,118.6 102.9 72. 0 69.3 15.6
O ctober 2, 1883... 2,501 1,303. 5 509. 7 142.0 1,168.2 107.8 80.6 71.6 13.0
Sept em ber 30,1884 2,664 | 1,245.3 524.3 147.1 1,098.7 128.6 91.2 70.3 20.0
Septem ber 30,1885 2,714 1,301.2 527. 5 146.6 1,248.2 174.9 88.5 67.7 21.1
No. 21.—AMOUNT of the TRANSACTIONS of the NEW YORK
CLEARING HOUSE from 1858 to 1885, inclusive.
Y ear ending October 1—
1858
1859.
1860
1861.
1862.
1863.
1804.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876
1877.
1878.
1870.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884
1883
[ From th e R eport of th e Com ptroller o f th e C urrency.]
E xchanges for th e B alances fo r th e Gold exchanges Gold balances
year. year. for th e year. fo r th e year.
Dollars.
4,756,664,386 09
6,448,005,956 01
7, 231,143, 056 69
5, 915,742, 758 05
6,871,443, 591 20
14,807,597,848 GO
24, 097,196, 655 92
26, 032,384,341 89
28, 717,146, 914 09
28, 675,159,472 20
28, 484,288, 636 92
37,407,028,986 55
27,.804,539,405 75
29, 300,986, C82 21
32,630, 997,403 83
Dollars.
Dollars. Dollars.
314,238,'OlO 60
363,984,682 56
380, 693,438 37
353,383,944 41
415,530,331 46
677,626,482 61
885,719,204 93
I , 035,765,107 68
J, 066,135,106 35
1,144,963,451 15
1,125,455, 236 68
1,120,318,307 87
1,036,484,821 79
1, 209,721,029 47
1,213,293,827 24 1,207,372,164 56 215,288,880 29
33, 972,773,942 97 1,152,372,108 25 1,488,278,882 73 322,135,916 70
20,850,681,962 82 971,231, 280 73 2, 005,245,673 44 315,521,895 39
23, 042,276,858 47 1,104,346,845 32 2,018,901,043 62 304,261,931 36
19, 874,815,360 61 1,009,532,037 19 1,772,458,886 43 285,508,991 63
20,876,555, 936 71 1,015,256,483 04 2,412,687,764 38 358,739,818 64
19,922,733,946 59 951,970,454 25 2, 585,704,495 16 355,873,402 99
24,553,190,688 88 1,321,119,297 62 a 625,574,001 62 a 78,991,765 24
37,182,128, 621 09 1, 516,538,631 29 0 ) 0 )
48, 565,818,212 31 1, 776, 018,161 58 0 ) 0 )
46, 552, 846,161 00 1, 595, 000,245 00 0 ) 0 )
40, 293,165, 257 65 1,568, 983,196 15 0 ) 0 )
34, 052, 037, 338 00 1, 524, 930,994 00 0 ) 0 )
25,250, 791,440 00 1, 295; 355,252 00 0 ) 0 )
a T hree m onths from O ctober 3, 1878, to Ja n u a ry 1,1879. b No gold exchanged after Jan u ary 1,1879.

26 NATIONAL BANKS,
No. 22.—Classification of LOANS of NATIONAL BANKS in New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, and in other reserve
cities, for the years 1381, 1882, 1883, 1884, and 1885.
[From the Report of the Comptroller of the C urrency.]
OCTOBER 1, 1881.
Classification.
N ew Y ork
City.
Boston,
Philadelphia,
and
Baltimore.
O ther reserve
cities.
C ountry
banks.
A g g reg ate.
On United States bonds on demand—
On other stocks, bonds, & c, ondemand
On single-name paper w ithout other
security................................. ...............
All other lo an s..........................................
48 banks. 102 banks. 87 banks. 1,895 banks. 2,132 b a n k s.
Dollars.
2, 539, 928
97, 249,162
26,935,878
120, 032,691
Dollars.
415,164
39,251, 526
34,465,661
137,682,302
Dollars.
468,496
24,227,158
12,904, 338
96,806, 506
Dollars.
2,661,256
35,423,896
73,114,405
4G4,843,937
Dollars.
6,084,844
196,15JL 742
147,420 282
819,365,436
T otals................................................ 246,757,659 211,814,653 134,406,498 576, 043,494 1,169 022,304
On United States bonds on dem and....
On other stocks, bonds, &c,, ondemand.
On single-name paper w ithout other
security ...................................................
All other lo an s..........................................
OCTOBER 1, 1882.
50 banks. 102 banks. 91 banks. 2,026 banks. 2,269 b a n k s.
1,618,687
89,532,760
21,382, 572
126,507,873
265,357
31,653,098
26,721,688
143,297,359
1,532, 214
22,143,725
16,075,330
106,531,193
1,851, 550
39,554,649
83,576,480
526,041,981
5,267, 808
182,884,232
147,756, 070
902,378,406
Totals................................................ 239,041,892 201,937,502 146,282,462 651,024,660 1,238,286,516
On United States bonds on dem and—
On other stocks, bonds. &c„ on demand
On single-namo paper w ithout other
secu rity............. .....................................
All other loans . . . . . .................................
OCTOBER 2, 1883.
48 banks. 103 banks. 97 banks. 2,253 banks. 2,501 b anks.
2,093,526
94,321, 605
19,147,049
129,546,152
344,337
29,638,276
24, 684,110
146,149,205
623,679
23,099, 682
17,259, 584
110,381,881
1,972,232
41,518,741
87,910, 589
574,760,143
5,033,774
188,578,304
149,001,332
960,837,381
T otals....... ........................................ 245,108,332 200, 815,928 151,364, 826 706,161, 705 1,303,450,791
On United States bonds on demand—
On other stocks, bonds, &c., on demand.
On single-name paper without other
s ecu rity ....................................................
A.11 other lo a n s..........................................
SEPTEM BER 30, 1884.
44 banks. 104 banks. 99 banks. 2,417 banks. 2,664 hanks.
2,933,785 644,017
69,805,215 25, 763,605
12,559,441
120,054,836
22,458,370
150, 372,086
268, 396
18,573,905
16,239, 550
107,543,129
970 691
34, 050, 829
83,810,871
574,016, 071
4, 81C, 889
148,193, 554
135,074,232
951,986,122
T otals................................................ 205,353,277 199,238,078 142,624,980 692,851,462 1,240,070,797
OCTOBER 1, 1885.
44 banks.
105 banks. 98 banks. j2,467 banks. 2,714 b an k s.
On United States bonds on demand__
On other stocks, bonds, &c., ondemand.
On single-name paper w ithout other
secu rity .................... ......... ..................
All other lo an s........................................
Totals, otals......................................
3,286,124
80,687,265
25,331,820
127, 018, 389
190,195
33,157,319
34, 800,234
150, 270, 503
585,154
23,421,002
18,480,233
100, 948, 959
504,134
34,036,931
92,873,780
507,057,152
4, 5G5, 607
173, 302, 607
171,492, 087
951, 795, 003
236,823,508 218,424,271 151,435,438 694,471,997 1,301,155^304

No. 23.—AMOUNT of RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES of SAYINGS BANKS in the U nited S ta tes, from 1878
to 1885, inclusive.
[Prom the R eport of th e Comptroller of th e Currency.]
ftud liabilities.
1877-’78. 1878-*79. 1879-’80. 1880-’81. 1881-82. 1882-’83. 1883-’84. 1884-’85.
668 banks. 639 banks. 629 banks. 629 banks. !
i
629 banks. 630 banks. 636 banks. 646 banks.
RESOURCES. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. DoUars. Dollars. DoUars, DoUars.
Loans on real e s ta te ...................... .................... 408,921,601 352,695,026 315,273,232 307,096,158 807,089,227 328,197,858 358,686,040 389,953,928
Loans on other securities.................................. 88,192,337 65,694,465 70,175,090 95,817,641 128,483,698 155,874,522 141,457,111 133,716,902
U nited States b o n d s............................................ 129,362,890 156,415,159 187,413,220 210, 845,514 237,786,442 219,017,313 196,226,202 191,980,698
S tate and other stocks and bonds................... 170,155, 076 151,804,318 150,440,359 159,819, 942 206,291,274 190,629,915 222,218,006 228,993, 250
R ailroad bonds and sto ck s................................ 21,752,650 18,737,917 20,705,378 27,069,048 32,994,578 41,695,701 50,994,579 59,585,489
B ank s to c k ........................................................... 34,703,256 32,452,020 32,225,923 33,249,203 35,365,717 36,587,817 37,929,754 38,460,603
R eal e s ta te ............................................................ 29,952,494 33,573,091 39,038,502 41,987,674 39,882,429 37,224,601 34,467,276 32,174,810
O ther investm ents................................................ 18,169,863 16,643,100 27,053,452 37,408,163 11,047, 346 53,235,771 69,166,584 68,445,304
E x p en ses............................................................... 216,690 194,113 216,423 135,572 132,204 144,223 156,944 166,636
D ue from b a n k s ........................................ . ......... 22,551,208 22,880,849 22,063,091 40,603,641 38,977,135 43,184,629 52,358,971 46,125,014
C ash........................................................................ 17,469,085 14,056,894 17,072,680 13,758,106 14,932,015 12,998,594 14,079,452 13,423,064
T o ta ls ..................... .................................... 941,447,150 865,146,952 881,677,350 967,790,662 1,052,982,065 1,118,790,944 1,177,740,919 1,203,025,698
SAVINGS BANKS.
LIABILITIES.
D eposits......... ....................................................... 879,897,425 802,490,298 819,106,973 891,961,142 966,797,081 1,024,856,787 1,073,294,955 1,095,172,147
Surplus fo n d ......................................................... 43,892,503 50,495,200 51,226,472 60,289,905 69,454,512 72,784,155 82,395,717 88,647,315
U ndivided profits............................................... 6,964,177 4,019,569 4,740,861 10,325,800 11,136,219 15,738,223 16,904,753 13,306,359
O ther liabilities.................................................. 10,693,045 8,141,885 0,603,044 5,213,815 5,594,253 5,411,779 5,145,494 6,099,877
T o ta ls ........................................................... 041,447,150 865,146,952 881,677,350 967,790,662 1,052,982,005 1,118,790,944 1,177,740,919 1,203,025,698

No. 24.—AMOUNT of DEPOSITS of SAYINGS BANKS in the United States, with the Number of their Depositors g}
and the average amount due to each, by States, in 1883,1884, and 1885.
[From the Report of the Comptroller of the Cnrrency.]
1882-*83. 1883-’84. 1884-*85.
States.
N um ber of
depositors.
A m ount of
deposits.
A verage to
each
depositor.
N um ber of
depositors.
A m ount of
deposits.
A verage to
each
depositor.
N um ber of
depositors.
A m ount of
deposits.
A verage to
* each
depositor.
Dollar8. Dollars. DoMarg, Dollars, Dollars. Dollars.
M aine......................................... 95,489 29,503,890 308 97 101,822 31,371,869 308 10 105,680 32,913,835 311 44
New H am pshire..................... .................... 113,167 39,124,815 345 72 117,317 42,091,597 358 77 121,216 43,827,356 361 56
Toriu o u t.................................... 37,358 10,686,941 286 07 33,574 11,061,056 286 75 39,284 11,218,285 285 57
M assachusetts , . . . - ..................................................... 772,518 241,311,362 312 37 ! 806,010 252,607 593 313 40 826,008 262,720,147 318 06
Rhode Isla n d ............................. 112,472 48,320,672 429 63 120,482 50,127,806 416 07 115,752 51,079,161 441 29
C onnecticut......... ..................... .................. 237,993 84,942,410 356 90 246,652 88,098, 384 357 18 252,245 90,614,623 359 23
New F o r k .................................................... 1, 095, 971 412,147, 213 376 05 1,147,588 431,080,010 375 64 1,165,174 437,107,501 375 14
New J e r s e y ....................................... 91, 951 27,344,035 297 37 98,760 29,323,428 296 92 87,356 24,017,917 274 94
P e n n sy lv an ia................................................ 120,636 32,347,733 268 14 130,381 34,031,154 261 01 135,233 35,362 660 260 11
M ary lan d ....................................................... *74,141 27,205,225 367 00 *77,212 28,336,934 367 00 *78,101 28,663,083 367 00
D istrict of C olum bia......................................... 5, 676 j 690,406 121 64 6,180 622,304 100 70 6,735 731, 733 108 64
O h io ............................................................. 34,553 | 12, 969,666 375 S3 34,553 12,969,606 375 33 34,836 12,605,008 861 84
I n d ia n a .....................................................
M innesota.......
8,027 1,755,256 218 67 *9,131 2,108,428 230 01 *9,402
11,753
2,171,009
3,195, 926
230 91
271 92
............... “ i
C alifornia ...............................................................................«
i
76,486 56,507,163 738 79 *80,489 59,464,726 738 79 *82,000 58,943, 903 i 718 83
T o tals .....................................................................! 2,876,438 1,024,856,787 356 29 3,015,955 1,073,294,955 355 96 | 3, 071,495 j 1,095,172,147 j 356 56
SAYINGS BANKS.
* Estimated.

COIN AND CURRENCY. 29
No. 25.—AMOUNT of COIN and CUBBENCY IN THE COUNTBY,
distinguishing the amount in the Treasury, the amount held by the
national and State banks and by trust companies, and also the
amount in the hands of the people, for the years from 1881 to 1885,
inclusive.
[From th e R eport of the C om ptroller of th e C urrency.]
Amount of Coin and Currency in the Country.
N ovem ber 1,
1881.
N ovem ber 1.
1882.
N ovem ber 1,
1883.
N ovem ber 1,
1884.
N ovem ber 1,
1885.
Gold coin and b u llio n ................
Silver coin*...................................
L egal-tender n o te s ......................
N ational b a n k -n o te s ................
Dollars.
550, 922,398
181,476,144
346,683,016
360, 344,250
JDollars.
547,356,262
208,744,424
346,681,016
362,727,747
Dollars.
581,970,254
242,701,932
346,681,016
352,013,787
Dollars.
585,611,872
275,735,439
346,681,016
333,559, 813
Dollars.
586,727,78T
307, 658,827
346,681,016
a315,847,168
T otals ................................. 1,439,423, 808 1,465,509,449 1, 523,366,989 1,541,588,140 1,556, 934,798
A mount of Coin and Currency in the Treasury on the following
dates,-with the amount held by the National Banks, State Banks,
Trust Companies, and Savings Banks, on the dates of their
reports nearest thereto.
N ovem ber
1,1881.
N ovem ber
1,1882.
Novem ber
1,1883.
N ovem ber
1,1884.
Novem ber
1,1885.
Gold: In th e T reasu ry ,less certificates.
In national banks, including certificates
............................................
In S tate banks, including certificates
................................................
Dollars.
167,781,909
107,222,169
19,901,491
Dollars.
148,435,473
94,127,324
17,892,500
Dollars.
157,353,760
97,570,057
18,255,300
Dollars.
134, 670,790
117,185,407
25,928,757
Dollars.
142,338,589
161, 657,121
31,255,789
Total gold............................................... 294,905,569 260, 455,297 273,179,117 277,784,954. 335,251,499
Silver: 6In th e T reasury, stan d ard silv
er d o lla rs ........................... 66,576,378
In th e Treasury, bullion.............. 3,424,575
In th e T reasury, fractional coin 25,984,687
In national b a n k s ................. 7,112,567
92,414,977
4,012,503
26,749,482
8, 234,739
116,036,450
4,936,365
26,712,424
10,247,926
142,926,725
4,646,497
29,346,757
8, 092,557
163,817,342
3,840,536
22,965,536
9,120,802
Total s ilv e r........ ........................ . . . . . 103,098,207 131,411,701 157,933,165 185,012,536 199,744,216
C urren cy : I n th e T reasury, less certificates
....................................... 22,774,830
In national hanks, including
certificates ..................... -. 77,630,917
In S tate h anks,including certificates
................................... 27,391,317
I n savings b a n k s........ .. 11,782,243
26,224,248
92,544,767
27,086,482
14,724,978
30,996,217
103,316,802
28,259,069
12,998,594
26,258,827
114,507,113
32,659,605
14,079,452
27,550,341
111,600,884
39, 552,017
13, 423,064
Total currency .......................... 139,579,307 160,580,475 175,570,682 187,504,997 192,126,306
G rand to ta ls ........ .............................. 537,583,083 552,447,473 606,682,964 650,302,487 727,122,021
A mount of Coin and Currency in the hands of the People,
outside of the Treasury and the banks (national, State, trust companies,
and savings), on the following dates:
N ovem ber 1,
1881.
N ovem ber 1,
1882.
N ovem ber 1,
1883.
N ovem ber 1,
1884.
N ovem ber 1,
1885.
G o ld .............
S ilv e r. . . . . . .
C u rre n c y ...
Totals
Dollars.
256, 016,829
78, 877,937
567,445, 959
Dollars.
286,900, 905
77,332,723
548,828, 288
Dollars.
308,791,137
84,768, 767
523,124,121
Dollars.
307, 826,918
90,722,903
492, 735, 832
Dollars.
251,476,288
107, 914,611
470, 401,878
901, 840, 725 913,061,976 916, 684, 025 891,285,653 829,792,777
a The Mini of $30,512,070 in law ful money lies boon deposited by the national han k s to retire circulation
of a like amount, which has not yet been presented for redem ption.
b The silver dertificates, am ounting to $19,780,241 on N ovem ber 1,1880, of w hich $1,165)120 were held
b y the national banks, are n o t included in th is table.

30 COINAGE.
No. 26.—COINAGE of the UNITED STATES MINT from 1832 to
1885, inclusive.
[From th e R eport of the D irector o f th e M int.]
T ear ending—
Coinage.
Gold. Silver. M inor. T otal.
December 31—
1832.............................................................
Dollars.
798,435 00
Dollars.
2,579,000 00
Dollars.
23,620 00
Dollars.
, 401, 055 00
1833............................................................ 978,550 00 2,759,000 00 28,160 00 3, 765,710 00
1834........................................................... 3,954,270 00 3,415,002 00 19,151 00 7,388, 423 00
1835........................... -............................... 2,186,175 00 3,443,003 00 39,489 00 5, 608,667 00
1838...................................... ...................... 4,135,700 00 3, 606,100 00 23,100 00 7, 764, 900 00
1837........................................................... 1,148,305 00 2,096,010 00 55,583 00 3,299,898 00
1838.................. - ........................................ 1,809,595 00 2,333,243 00 63,702 00 4,206, 540 00
1832............................................................. 1,355,885 00 2,176,296 00 31,286 61 3,563,467 61
1840............................................................. 1,675,302 50 1,726,703 00 24, 627 00 3,426, 632 50
1841............................. . ............................. 1,091,597 50 1,132,750 00 15,973 67 2,240,321 17
1842.......................................................... 1,834,170 00 2,332,750 00 23,833 90 4,190,753 90
1843........................................................... 8,108,797 50 3,834,750 00 24,283 20 11, 967,830 70
1844........................................................... 5,428,230 00 2,235,550 00 23,987 52 7,687,767 52
1845............................................................. 3,756,447 50 1,873,200 00 38,948 04 5, 668, 595 54
1840............................................................ 4,034,177 50 2,558,580 00 41,208 00 6, 633, 905 50
1847............................................................ 20,221,385 00 2,379,450 00 61,836 69 22,662,671 69
1848............................................................ 3,775,512 50 2,040,050 00 64,157 99 5, &79,720 49
1840............................................................ 9,007,761 50 2,114,950 00 41,984 32 11,164,695 82
1850........................................................... 31,981,738 50 1,886,100 00 44,467 50 33,892,306 00
1851............................................................ 62,614,492 50 774,397 00 99,635 43 63,488,524 93
1852............................................................. 56,846,187 50 999,410 00 50, 630 94 57, 896, 228 44
3853........................... ................................. 39,377,909 00 9,077,571 00 67,059 78 48,522,539 78
1854........................................................... 25,915,918 50 8,619,270 00 42,638 35 34, 577, 826 85
1855................................. ......................... 28,977,968 00 3,501,245 00 16,030 79 32,495,243 79
1856......... ................................................. 36,697,768 50 5,135,240 00 ‘27,106 78 41, 860,115 28
•Trine 30—
1857*...... .............. ..................................... 15,811,563 00 1,477,000 00 63, 510 46 17, 352, 078 46
1858............................................................. 30,253,725 50 8,040,730 00 234,000 00 38,528,455 50
1850............................................................. 17,296,077 00 6,187,400 00 307,000 00 23,790,477 00
1860............................................................. 16.445,476 00 2,769,920 00 342,000 00 19,557,396 00
1861............................................................. 60,693,237 00 2,605,700 00 101,660 00 63, 400,597 00
1862......................... ............................... 45,532,386 50 2,812,401 50 116,000 00 48,460,788 00
1863............................................................ 20,695,852 00 1,174,092 80 478,450 00 22, 348, 394 80
1864............................................................. 21,649,345 00 548,214 10 463,800 00 22, 661,359 10
1865............................................................. 25,107,217 50 636,308 00 1,183,330 00 26,926,855 50
1866............................... ............................. 28,313,945 00 680,264 50 646, 570 00 29, 640,779 50
1867.......................................................... 28,217,187 50 986,871 00 1,879, 540 00 31, 083, 598 50
1868............................................................. 18,114,425 00 1,136,750 00 1,713,385 00 20, 964, 5G0 00
I860............................................................ 21,828,637 50 840,746 50 1, 279, 055 00 23,948,489 00
1870............................................................ 22,257,312 50 1,767,253 50 611,445 00 24,636,011 00
1871........................................................... 21,302,475 00 1,955,905 25 283,760 00 23, 542,140 25
1872............................................................ 20,376,495 00 3,029,834 05 123,020 00 23, 529,349 05
1873............................................................ 35,249,337 50 2, 945,795 50 494,050 00 38, 689,183 00
1874........................: .................................. 50,442,690 00 5,983,601 30 411,925 00 56, 838,216 30
1875......................................................... S3,553,965 00 10,070,368 00 230,375 00 43,854,708 00
1876................................................... 38,178,962 50 19,126,502 50 260,350 00 57, 565,815 00
1877.................................................. 44,078,199 00 28, 549,935 00 62,165 00 72, 690,299 00
1878......... .......................................... 52,798,980 00 28,290,825 50 30, 694 00 81,120,499 50
1870..................................................... 40,986, 912 00 27, 227, 882 50 97,798 00 68,312,592 50
1880.............................................. 56,157,735 00 27, 942,437 50 269,971 50 84,370,144 00
1881.......................................... 78,733,864 00 27, 649,966 75 405,109 95 106,788,940 70
1882....................................... 89,413,447 50 27, 783,388 75 644, 757 75 117,841,594 00
1883............................................... 35,936,927 50 28, 835,470 15 1,428,307 16 66,200,704 81
1884............................................... 27,932,824 00 j 28, 773,387 80 1,174,709 73 57,880,921 53
1885............................... 24,861,123 50 28,848, 959 65 527,556 80 54, 237,639 95
* Six months.

GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION. 31
No. 27.
ANNUAL PRODUCTION of GOLD and SILVER in the
U nited States from 1848 to 1884, inclusive.
[From estim ates by JR. W . Raym ond, form erly U nited States Commissioner of M ining S tatistics, and
from the R eports of th e D irector of the M int.]
Gold.
P eriods.
The p roduct
T he product of other States
of California. a n d T e r r i ­
tories.
Total.
Silver.
T otal gold
and silver.
T e a r ending D ecem ber 31— Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. DoUars. DoUars.
1848....................................... 10 000 000 10 000, 000 (a)'
1849......................................... 40,000 000 40,000, 000 50,000 40,050,000
1850....................................... 50 000 000 50,000,000 50, 000 50,050,000
1851........................................ 55,000, 000 55,000,000 50, 000 55,050,000
1852......................................... 60,000 flOO 60,000,000 50, 000 60, 050,000
1853....................................... 65,000, 000 65,000,000 50, 000 65, 050,000
1854........................................ 60 000 000 60,000, COO 50, 000 60, 050,000
1855........................................ 55, 000, 000 55,000,000 50, 000 55,050,000
1856......................................... 55, 000,000 55,000, 000 50,000 55,050,000
1857....................................... 55,000,000 55,000,000 50, 000 55,050,000
1858......................................... 50,000, 000 50,000,000 50, 000 50,050,000
1859........................................ 50,000, 000 50,000, 000 100,000 50,100,000
I860........................................ 45,000, 000 1,000,000 46,000, 000 150, 000 46,150,000
1861............................ ........... 40, 000, 000 3, 000, 000 43,000,000 2,000,000 45,000,000
1862....................................... 34,700,000 4,500,000 39,200,000 4,500,000 43,700,000
1863......................................... 30,000,000 10,000,000 40,000,000 8,500,000 48,500,000
1864.................................. 26,600,000 . 19, 500,000 46,100,000 11,000, 000 57,100,000
1865....................................... 28,500 000 24, 725,000 53,225,000 11,250,000 M, 475,000
1866......................................... 25,500,000 28, 000,000 53,500,000 10,000,000 63,500,000
1867......................................... 25,000, 000 26, 725,000 51,725,000 13,500,000 65,225,000
1868........................................ 22,000,000 20, 000,000 48,000,000 12,000,000 60,600,000
1869....................................... 22,500, 000 2.7,000,000 49,500,000 12,000,000 61,500,000
1870......................................... 25,000, 000 25, 000,000 50,000,000 16,000, 000 66,600,000
1871......................................... 20,000,000 23, 500, U00 43,500,000 23,000,000 66,500,000
1872......................................... 19,000, 000 17, 000,000 36,000,000 28,750,000 64,750,000
1873......................................... 17,000,000 19, 000,000 36,000,000 35,750,000 71,750,000
Six m onths ending Ju n e 30—
1874.............. .......................... (a) (a) 16,745,451 18,662,297 35,407,748
Y ear ending J u n e 30—
1875........................................ (a) (a) 33,467.856 31,727, 560 65,195,416
1876........................................ (a) (a) 39,929,166 38,783,016 1 78,712,182
1877.................... .................... (a) (a) 46,897,390 39,793, 573 86,690,963
1878 ............. ..................... {a) (a) 51, 206, 360 45,281,385 96,487,745
1879....................................... 17,600, 000 21, 299,858 38,899,858 40,812,132 79, 711,990
1880...................................... 17,500, 000 18, 500, 000 36,000, 000 39,200, 000 75,200,000
Six m onths ending Dec. 31—
1880...................................... 9, 500, 000 8, 500, 000 18,000, 000 21, 000, 000 39,000,000
Year ending D ecem ber 31—
1881........................................ 18,200, 000 16, 500, 000 34,700, 000 43,000, 000 77,700,000
1882........................................ 16, 800, 000 15, 700, 000 32, 500, 000 46,800, 000 79,300,000
1883........................-............. 14,120, 000 15, 880, 000 30,000, 000 46, 200, 000 76,200,000
1884............ ............................ 13,600, 000 17, 200, 000 30,800, 000 48, 800, 000 79, 600,000
a JNo data.

No. 28— ESTIMATED PRODUCTION of GOLD and SILVER in tbe U n i t e d S t a t e s , by STATES and TERRITO-
RIES (from official reports and other trustworthy sources), during the calendar years 1881,1882,1883, and 1884.
[From the A nnual R eports of the D irector of the M int.]
State or Territory.
i 1881. 1882.
!
!
1883. 1884.
Gold. Silver, j Total. Gold. Silver. Total. Gold. Silver. J Total. Gold. Silver. Total.
Dollars. Dollars. \ Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
i
15,000
15,000 150,000 150,000 300,000 300,000 200,000 200,000
1,080,000 7,300,000 ! 8,860,000 1,065,000 7,500,000 8, 565,000 950,000 5,200,000 6,150,000 930,000 4,500,000 5,430,000
C alifornia...................... 18,200,000 750,000 ; 18, 950, 000 16,800,000 845,000 17,645,000 14,120,000 1, 460, 000 15,580,000 13, 600,000 3,000,000 16,600,000
C o lo ra d o .......................... 2, 300, 000 17,160,000 i 20,460, 000 3, 360, 000 16, 500,000 19, 860,000 4,100,000 17,370,000 21,470,000 4, 250,000 16,000,000 20, 250,000
D u k o ta ............................... 4,000, 000 70,000 | 4,070,000 3, 300,000 175, 000 3,475,000 3, 200,000 150,000 3,350, 000 3,300,000 150,000 3,450,000
fi-enrtnft r - -- -- _____ r - 125, 000 ............... ...I 125,000 250,000 250,000 199,000 1,000 200,000 137,000 187,000
Id a h o _____ , ____ . . . . . . . 1,700,000 1,300,000 | 8,000,000 1, 500,000 2,000,000 3, 500,000 1,400,000 2,100,000 3,500,000 1,250,000 2,720,000 3,970,000
IWffi/tnA 5 000 1 5,000
M o n tan a.............................. 2,330,000 2,630,000 : 4,960,000 2, 550,000 4,370,000 6,920,000 1,800,000 6,000,000 7,800,000 2,170,000 7, 000, 000 9,170,000
ZNevada................................ 2, 250,000 7,060,000 ! 9,310,000 2,000,000 6,750,000 8,750,*000 2,520,000 5,430,000 7,950,000 3,500,000 5,600,000 9,100,000
Kew M e x ic o ............... 185, 000 275,000 j 460,000 150,000 1,800,000 1,950,000 280,000 2, 845,000 3,125,000 300, 000 1 3,000,000 3,800,000
R o rth Carolina ____ ____ 115,000 • 115,000 190,000 25,000 215,000 167,000 3, 000 170,000 157,000 3,500 160,500
O re g o n ................................ 1,100,000 ■ ................... 50,000 ) 1
1,150,000 830,000 35,000 865,000 660,000 20,000 680, 000 660,000 20, 000 680,000
Sooth Carolina ______ ,
i
35,000
*35,000 25,000 25,000 | 56,500 500 57,000 57,000 500 57,500
TAnnMflAA
i
5,000 - } 5,000
U t a h ................... ................ 145,000 : 6,400,000 j 6,545,000 190,000 6,800,000 6,990,000 ! 140,000 5, 620,000 5,760,000 120,000 6,800,000 6,920,000
T iie in ia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,000 ! 10,000 15,000 15,000 6,000 6,000 2,000 2,000
"W ashington........................ 120,000 120,000 120,000 120,000 ! 80,000 500 80,500 85,000 1,000 86,000
W y o m in g ..-. ____ 5,000 . i 5,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 4,000 6,000 6,000
C th e r..........- __ .
i ’*
17,500 ! 17,500 76,000 5,000 81,000
T o t a l . .. ................... 34,700,000 I 43,000,000 \ 77,700,000 j| 82,500,000
1
46,800,000 j 79,300,000 30,000,000 46,200,000 ; 76,200,000 30,800,000 48,800,000 79,600,000
GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION.

IMPORTS ANi) EXPORTS. 3.1
No. 29.—V alue of MEBOHAN 1USE and of COLD aiul SILVliK
COIN and BULLION Imported into, and Exported from, the
United States, from 1838 to 18S5, inclusive—Specie values.
Y ear ending—
Sept. 30—
1838 ..
1839 .
1840 ..
1841 ..
1842 ..
Ju n e 30—
1843*..............
1844 ..
1845 ..
1840................
102,341,893 11,346, 623
1847 ............................................
150, 637, 404 8, 011,158
1848 .. 132, 904,121 21,128, 010
1849 .. 1.32, 666, 955 13, 088, 865
1850 .. 136, 946, 912 14, 951, 808
1851 ............................................
1852 ..
1853 ..
1854 ..
1855 ..
1856 .
1857 ..
3858............
1859 ..
1860 ..
1861................
1862................
1863................
1804................
1865 ..
1866 ..
1867.,.............
1868 ...............
1869 .’
1870 ...............
1871 ..
1872 .*...
1873 .]
1874 .’
1875 ..
1876 ..
1877 ..
1878 ..
1879 ...............
1880 ..
1881.................
1882................ .
1883 ..
1884 ...
1885 ...
E xports.
Domestic. Foreign.
.!
Dollars.
9G, 033,821
103, 533, 891
113,895, G34
106, 382,722
Dollars.
12,452, 795
17, 494, 525
18,190, 312
15, 469, 081
92,969,996 ' 11,721,538
77, 793, 783
99, 715,179
99, 299, 776
196, 689, 718
192,368, 984
213,417, 697
253,390,870
1,708, 553
310,586, 330
338, 985,065
293,768,279
335,894,385
873,189, 274
228, 699,486
210, 688, 675
241,997,474
243,977,589
201, 558,372
420,161,476
334,763, 005
353,135, 875
318,082, 663
420, 500, 275
512,802,267
501,285,371
578, 938,985
629,133,107
583,141, 229
575,620,938
632,804,962
707,771,153
715,895,825
833,294,246
898,152,891
776,720,003
825,846,813
775,190,487
’51,059,056
6, 552, 697
11,484, 867
15, 346, 830
21,698, 293
17, 289, 382
17, 558, 460
24,850,194
28, 448, 203
16, 378, 578
23, 975, 617
30,886,142
20, 895, 077
26, 933, 022
20, 645, 427
16, 869, 466
26,123, 584
20, 250, 940
32,114,157
14,742,117
20, 611, 508
22, 601,126
25,173, 414
30,427,159
28,459, 899
22, 769, 749
28,149, 511
23,780, 338
22,433, 624
21, 270, 035
25, 832, 495
20, 834, 738
19,541,057
19,487,331
23, 631, 302
23,239, 733
29, 812, 922
32,456, 505
33, 362, 224
T otal
exports.
Dollars. Dollars.
108,486,616 113,717, 404
121, 028,410 162, 092, 132
332, 085,916 107,141, 519
121, 851, 803 127, 946,177
104,691,534 100,162,087
84, 346,480
111, 200, 046
114, 646, 606
113,488,516
158, 648, 622
154, 032,181
145, 755,820
151, 898,720
218, 388, 031
209, C58, 360
230, 976,157
278, 241,064
*2745,356, 840
326, 964, 908
362, 960,682
324, 644,421
356, 789,462
•400,122,296
1249, 344, 913
*227, 558,141
268, 123,058
204, 234,529
233, 072,529
‘434, 903,593
'355, 374, 513
375, 737,001
!343, 250, 077
j450, 927,434
543,262,306
J524, 055,120
1607, 088,496
652, 913,445
1605, 574,853
1596, 890,973
1658, 637, 457
728,605, 891
1735,430,882
|852, 781,577
921,784,393
;799,959,736
855, 659,735
807.646, 992
784, 421,280
! E xcess o f
Im ports, o6« -
* ports.
j 04,753,799
j 108,435, 035
317, 254, 564
121,691,797
(146, 545, 638
154, 998, 928
147, 857,439
178,138,318
210, 224, 932
212, 945, 442
1207, 978, 047
304, 502, 381
: 61, 468, 520
*814, 639, 912
|360, 890,141
.282, 013,350
338, 708,130
302,166, 254
335, 650,153
205, 773,729
252, 919, 920
329, 562, 895
248, 555, 052
.445,512,158
417, 881,571
371,624,808 !
437, 314, 253 j
|462,377, 587
Dollars.
222,204, 020
283,120, 548
239,227,405
249,797,980
204,853,021
149,100,279
219,635, 081
231,903,370
285,180,313
305, 194, 200
309.031.059
293,013, 259
330,037, 038
434,612, 943
422.603.808
498,954, 804
582,803,445
530, 025, 366
641, G04,850
723,850,823
607,257, 571
095,557, 592
702,288,550
584.995.060
433,329,870
521, 040, 978
593,797,424
482,228,181
880,415, 751
778,200, 084
747.861.809
780, 570, 332
913,305, 021
!541,403, 708 *1, 082, 755, 874
*040,388,760 104,393,886
j003, 017,147 4, 270,705,643
,595, 801, 248 !l, 248,774, 093
553, 906,153 jl, 159,481,000
j470, 077, 871 fJ, 073,568,844
402,097,540 jl, 150,734.997
400,872,840 jl, 195,478,737
460,073, 775 !l, 201,510, 657
760, 989, 056 il, 613,770, 633
753, 240,125 jl, 675,024,318
767, 111, 904 567,071,700
753, 670, 305 007,330,040
705,123, 955 512,770,947
620, 709, 052 405,190,932
Dollars.
24, 944,427
4, 529, 447
19, 592, 681
2,765, Oil
12,102, 984
2,103, 079
13, 688,326
12,324,900
2,070,541
42,031,271
18,021,332
37,950, 042
21, 786,412
15,201,138
4,112,193
57, 052,197
51,668,700
120,213,102
106, 539,917
261,'733,045
269, 363,107
91,792,521
168, 544,068
32,847,772
103, 989,430
102,523,037
163,651,628
E xcess of
im ports
over exports.
Dollars.
5,230,788
41, 063,716
6,094,374
2, 607,958
8,203,281
966,797
2,101,619
26, 239,598
3,287,076
37, 002,490
26,321,337
86,305,240
65,328,366
14,883,123
10, 608,565
02,457,058
94, 058,178
11,450,153
233,542
116,283,040
50, 528,651
H. Ex. 26- —3
* Nino m onths.

34 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— MERCHANDISE.
No. 30.—Valtju of MERCHANDISE Imported into ami Exported
from tbe United States, from 1837 to 1883, inclusive: also Animal
Excess of Imports or of Exports. (Specie values.)
Year
eurtino—
. i
Sopi, 30--| Dollar*.
1637..........! 94,280,895
1838 ........ 95,500,880
1839
1840
1841
1842
Exports.
Domestic, j Foreign,
101,025,533
111,060,561
Dollars.
17,162,232
9,417,090
10.62C.140
12,008,371
Total
exports.
Dollars.
Ill, 443,127
104,978,570
112,251,673
im ports.
Dollars,
130,472, 803
95,970,288
156,496,050 ,
!, 258,706
, Total exports
and imports.
I
j
j Dollars.
241,915,930
200,948,858
208,748,029
221,927,038
103,636,236 8,181,235 111,817,471 122,957,544 234,775,015
91,790,212 ji 8,078,753 99,877,995 96,075,071 195,953, 066
tine 30—
1843;........ ; 77, COG, 354 5,139,335 82,825,680 42,443,464 125,250,153
1844
1845
i 99,531,774
! 98,455,330
6,214,058
7,584,781
105,745,832
106,040, 111
102,604,606 i
113,184,322
208,350,438
219,224,433 ;
j 101,718, 042 7,865,206 109,583,248 117,914,065 227,497,313
1150.574,844 0,166,754 156,741,508 122,424,340 279,165, 947
130,203,709 j 7,986,800 138,180,515 148,638,644 286,829,150
1849 131,710,081 ...................... | 8,641,093 140,85.1,172 143,260,199 281,557,371 |
1850 134,900,233 ...................... 9,475,493 144, 375,720 1173,509, 520 317,885,252 j
1851 .... 178,620,138 10,295, 121 188,915,259 ^10,773,429 399,680,688
l«f*J...... '154,931,147 j 12,053,084 160,984,231 207,440,398 374, 424,629 '
3853..........'189,800,302
3854......... ;*215.328,300
1855...........1192,751,135 ,
1856 ..... 266,438, 053 ; 14,781,372
1857-------1278,906,713 14,917,047
1858.........j 251,351,033 20,660,241
1859......... | 278,392,0-0 ' 14,509,971
1860 ....... !316,242,423 | 17,333,634
1861 ....... 204,899,616 ■14, (554,217
1862....... 1179,644,024 ' 11,023,477
1863 ....... i1186,003,912 : 17,960,535
1S64......... 143,504,027 j 15,333,961
18(55....... 136,940,248 • 29, 089,055
j m ......... 337,518,102 | 11,341,420
1867 . .. . 279,786,809 j! 14,719,332
1868....... 269,389,900 12,562,999
!8f5ii....... 275,166,697 10,951,000
1870......... 376,616,473 16,155,295
.1871 .. . 428,398,908 14,421,270
1872......... 428,487,131 15,690,455
1x73 . . . . . 505,033,439 17,446,483
1874......... 569,433,421 16,849,619
499,284,100 14,158, 611
5-76......... 525,582,247 j 14,802,424
1817 . .. .. 589,670,224 I 12,804,996
1878........ 680,709,268 j 14,156,498
1879 ___ 698,340,790 12,098,651
1880......... [823,916,353 11,692,305
1881.......... 1883, 925,947 '| 18,451,399
1882......... 1733,239,732 |[ 17,302,525
1883......... 804,223,632 } 19,615,770
1884......... 724,964,852 ! 15, 548,757
1885-------1726,682,946 j 15,506,809
13,620,120 1203,489,282
21, 631,200 286,959,560
20,158,868 |218,909,503
281,219,423
293,823,760
272,011,274
292,902,051
333,576,057
219,553,833
190,670,501
203,904,447
158,837,988
166,029,303
348,859,522
294,506,141
281,952,899
286,117,697
392,771; 768
442,820,178
444,177,586
■522,479,922
586,283,040
518,412,711
;040, 384, 671
W i, 475,220
;C04,805,760
710,439,411
885,638.658
902,377,346
750,542, 257
ja23,839,402
740,513,609
!742,189,755
263.777, 205 |
297, 623,039
257,808, 708 j
310,432,310
348,428,342
263,338, 654
331,333,341 j
353,616,119
289,310, 542 1
189,356,677
243,335,815 i
316,447,283
238,745, 580
434,812,066
395, 761, 096
.357,436,440
417, 506,379
435,958,408
520,223,684
626,595 077
642,136,210
507,406, 342
533,005,436
460,741,190
451,323,126
437,051,532
445.777, 775
667,954,746
642,664,628
407,266,547
534,582,599
476,718i 211
591,651,733
642, 252,102
535,349, 928
624,235,392
687,192,176
508, 864,375
380,027,178
447, 300,262
724,639,574 ,1,475,18i; 831
723,180, 914 jl, 547,020, 316
667,697,693 1,408, 211,302
577,527,329 ‘l, 310,717, 084
*Nine months.
I5x< ( H8 ofo.v
ports over
imports.
Dollars.
(I, 008, 282
25, 410 226 1
3, 802,924 |
40, 392,225 j
3,141,226 '
84,817,249
8, 672,020
1,313,824
475, 285, 271 !
404,774,883
783, 671, 588 I I
690,267,237
[ 039,389,339
703,624,076
828,730,176
963,043, 862
1, 070,772, 663
1,164,616,132
1,153, 089,382 18, 876, 098
1,046., 448,147 1
1,001,125,861 j 79,643,481
1,053,798,346 I 151,152,094
1,131,917,298 j 257,814,234
1,156,217, 216 ! 204,601,660
1,503,593,404 1 107,683,912
1,545,041, 974 | 259,712.718 !
25,902,683 I.
100,658,488 j.
72,815,916 !.
165, G62,426
Excess ol'iuiports
over
exports.
Dollars.
19,029,676
44,245,283
11,140,073
7,144,211
8,330,817
10,448,120
855,027
20,133,800
21,856,170
40,450,167
60,287,983
60,603,479
38,899,205
29,212,887
54, 604,582
38,431,290
20,040,062
69,750,709
89,371,868
157, 609,295
72,710,277
85,952,544
101,254, 955
75,483,541
131,388,682
43,186,640
77,403,500
182,417,491
119,650,288
19,562, 725

IMPORTS AM) KXfOI?TS~-(.'orx AND BULLION. 3 5
No. 31.—V alue of GOLD and SILVJilt COIN and BULLION Imported
into, and E xported from, the United States, from 1837
to 1883, inclusive; also Annual Excess of Imports or of Exports.
Y ear ending-
Sept. 30—
1837 .
1838 ..
1830............... .
1840 ..
1841 .
1842 ..
Juno som
a * ...............
1844 ...
1845 .
1840 .............
1847 .
1848 .
3840...............
1850 .
1851 .
1852................
1853...............
3854...............
1855...............
1850...............
1857 .
1858 .
1859 .............
3860...............
18(51..............
3862...............
1863...............
1804 ...
1805 .
1866...............
1807...............
1808,..............
1860 .
1870 ..
1871 .
1872 .
3873...............
1874 ..............
1875 ..
3376 ..............
1877...............
1848 ...............
3879 ..............
1880................
1881................
1 8 8 2 .....____
1883.................
1884.,
1885.,
D om estic.
Dollars.
1,283,819
472,041
1,008, 358
2,235, 073
2,716,486
1,170, 754
107,429
183,405
844, 446
423,851
02, 020
2,700,412
950, 874
2, 040, 079
18, 009, 580
87,437, 837
23,548, 535
88,002, 570
53, 957,418
44,148, 270
00, 078, 352
42,407, 240
57, 502, 305
56, 940, 851
23,799,870
81,044, 051
55, 003, 502
100,473, 502
64,018, 124
82, 043, 374
54, 976,190
83, 745, 975
42, 015, 900
43, 883, 802
84,403, 359
72,798,210
73,905, 540
59. 099,680
83,857,129
50, 038, 691
43,134, 738
27, 061, 885
17, 555, 035
0, 347, 893
14,226, 944
43,480, 271
21, 023,1S1
50,225, 035
24,376,110
E xports.
Foreign.
Dollars.
4, C92, 730
3, 035,105
6, 868, 385
C, 181, 941
7, 287, 840
3, 042, 785
1,413, 302
5, 270, 809
7, 762, 049
3,481, 417
1, 844, 404
13,141, 204
4, 447, 774
5, 476. 315
11,403, 172
5, 230. 298
3, 988, 340
3,218, 934
2, 289, 025
1,597, 200
9, 058, 570
10,225. 001
6,385, 100
’0, 599, 388
5, 991, 210
5, 842. 989
8,103, 049
4, 022, 979
3, 025, 102
3, 400, 097
5, 892, 170
10,038, 127
14, 222, 414
14, 271, 804
14, 038, 029
7, 079, 204
10, 703, 028
C, 030, 719
8, 275, 013
6,407, 011
13, 027, 499
0, 078, 240
7,442, 400
7,795, 020
5, 179, 903
' 5,937, 208
,10,107, 152
10,007, 748
17, 855, 415
T otal
exports.
Dollars.
5,976,249
3,508,046 I
8,776,743 i
8,417,014 |
10, 034. 332
4,813,539 | j
Dollars.
10,510,414
17,747,116
,5, 595,176
8, 882,813
4, 988, 633
4,087,016
Dollars.
3,181, 5G7
5,045, 099
726, 523
Dollars.
4, 510,165
14,239,070
4G5,799
1,520,791
5,454,214
8, OOO, 495
3,905,208
1,907, 024
15, 841,010
5, 404,048
7,522, 094
20,472,752
42. 074,155
27,480,875
41,281,504
50,247,343
45.745.485
09,130,922
52,033,147
03,887,411
CO, 546,239
29,791,080
36.887,040
61,156,011
105,300,541
67, 643,220
80,044,071
00, 808,372
93, 784,102
57,138,280
58,155,000
98, 441,988
79,877,534
81,008, 574
CO, 030,405
02,132,142
56, 500,302
50,102,237
33,740,125
24, 907, 441
17,142,919
19,400,847
49,417,479
31,820, 333
67,133, 383
42,231, 525
m onths.
Im ports.
1
Excess of cxp
o ilso v e r
im ports.
Excess of ini’
p o rts over
exports.
I 22,320,335 20, 799,544
5, 830,429 376,215
4,070,242 4,536, 253
3,777,732 127, 536
24,121,289 22,214,265
0, 300,284 9,481, 332
0, 051,240 1,246,592
4,628, 792 2,894, 202
5,453, 503 24,01!), 249
5, 505, 044 37,109, 091
4, 201,382 23, 285, 493
6, 939, 342 34,342,102
3, 659,812 52,587,531
4,207, 632 41,537, 853
12,461,799 56,075,123
19,274,40C 33,358, 651
7,434, 789 50,452,622
8, 550,135 57,906,104
40,339, Oil 16, 548,531
10,415,052 20,472, 588
j 9,584,105 54,572, 506
13,115,612 92, 280, 929
9, 810, 072 57,833,154
10,700, 092 75,343, 979
22, 070,475 38,797, 897
14,188,308 79,595, 734
ID, 807,870 37,330, 504 [ .......................
26,419,179 31,730,487
.21,270, 024 77,171, 904
13,743,089 60,133, 845
21,480,037 63,127, 637
28,454,900 38.175,499 .............
20,900,717 71,231,425
15,930,681 40,569,621 ...............
40,774,414 15,387, 823
29,821,314 3,918,811
20,296,000 4,701, 441
93,034,310 75, 891,391
110,575,497 91,168,650
42,472,390 6,945, 089
28,489,391 3,330, 942
37,420, 262 29,707,121
43,242,323 1, 010,70&

No. 32.-—VALUE of GOLD au

No. 33— VALUE OE IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE at the P rincipal and All Other Ports of the United
States, from I860 to 1885, inclusive
T ear ending
J n n e 20—
Baltimore.
Md.
Boston and
Charlestown,
M ass.
Charles ton, Galveston,
S. C. Tex.
New O r­
leans, La.
New Y ork,
N .Y .
Norfolk and’
m o ttk fv a.
pbija. 1 Portland
! S an F ran -
! and Falj
cisco, Cal.
Pa' \ mouth, Me.
Savannah,
Ga.
All other
ports.
Total.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollar*. | Dollars. j Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1860................. 9,781, 205 39,333, 684 1,569, 570 533,153 20,630,310 231,310,086 201,460 1 14,611,934 j 1, 252, 179 j 7, 367, 01G 782,061 26,237,455 353,616,119
1861............... 9,412,898 35,883,012 806,480 175,222 9,501,020 188,790,086 15, 057 | 12,615,408 j 1,409,112 j 7,215,022 148,128 23,279, 097 289,250, 542
1862.............. 3,695,082 22,106,451 130 595 04Q j 5,812,182 j 3 ,72i, 426 , 5,774,729 17,720,858 189,356,677
1863................. 4,483,593 26,999,283 1, 397, 457 175,522,885 j 7,317,520 1 3,528,542 ; 7,925,720 16,160,815 243,335,815
1864................. 5,835,341 30,189,931 1 451,009 227+407,442 [ 9,050,23G j 3, 095,676 i 10,849,153 28,568,495 31G, 447,283
1865........... 4,816,454 24,389,735 1 463,965 152,248,978 [ 7,037,876 j 2,063,182 j 15,802,226 30,923,164 238,745,580
1866*............... 8,155,991 42,650,884 587,260 111,357 8,710,220 302, 505,719 61, 626 j 13,167,536 j 2,518,033 ! 15,568,416 334,596 51,140,520 445,512,158
1867*............ 12,209, 509 45,280, 555 661, 966 571,757 11,142,249 277,469, 510 19,886 j 15,349,480 j 4,086,299 18,064,911 257,512 32,717,937 417,831,571
1868................. 12,929,349 36,942,341 497,300 570,966 10,732, G97 | 236,791,028 15,740 I 14,445,205 j 3,291,043 15,685,337 474,078 25,052, 356 357,436,440
1869................. 15,863,032 44,583,822 401,244 266,517 11,064,200 ] 282,060,008 205,591 j 15,882,188 i 2,923,216 15,117,604 748,977 28,389,980 417,506,379
1 8 7 0 .......... 19,512,468 47.484,060 505,699 500,231 14,377,471 j 281,048,813 14,451 i 14,483,211 ; 2,922,164 15,982,549 1,001,917 38,116,374 435,958,408
1871............... 24,672,871 53,613,754 621,559 1,255,003 18,421,796 | 348,755,769 94,091 j 17,728,606 j 2,129,469 15,978,295 1,090,717 35,862,354 520,223,684
1872................. 28,834,566 70,275,066 740,976 1,741,000 18,433,285 j 416,162,512 290,128 j 20,333,832 ! 2,467,550 27,222,270 627,410 39, 416,482 626 595,077
1873......... 29,251,444 67,969,345 746,139 2,426,626 19,867,501 j 418,709,493 146,367 25,393,061 | 2,955,691 32,679,791 820,258 41,170,494 642,136,210
1874.......... 29,283,894 52,059,729 803,575 1,419,955 14, 424,248 j 376,732,380 80,381 26,44G, 037 2,727,593 26,735,461 741,333 35,951,756 567,406,342
1875................. 27,787,451 51,908,587 680,343 1,21G, 265 12,320,822 ! 357,136,893 18,929 21,094,'323 1,782,987 24,677,243 755,901 30, 625,692 533,005,436
1876................. 22,305,346 37,222, 890 455,562 1,332,940 11,216,572 ! 303,46G, 910 21,415 | 22,471, 367 1+178,423 28,435,128 490,771 32,148,866 460,741,190
1877................. 22,322,544 42,218,338 148,693 1,411,594 9, 326,606 298,261,378 8,973 ;j 19,073,874 1,729,271 29,646,823 521,342 26,053,690 451,323,126
1878................. 16,899,855 40,268,023 134,564 1,078,368 10,921,412 j 292,797,559 33,011 19,333,406 833,981 26,575,610 494,882 27,680,761 437,051,532
1879............ 14,017,604 40,448,791 131,185 850,089 6,902,021 | 302, 349,053 38,814 24,377,271 755,868 29,111,744 428, 519 26,365,816 445,777,775
1880................. 19,945,989 68,503,136 202,790 1,094,514 10,011,353 ? 459, 937,153 j 47,057 35,944,500 1,391,086 35,221,751 483,802 34,571,615 667,954,746
1881............... 16,189,816 61,960,103 440,240 3,101,324 12,213,920 ; 433,450,905 j 113,688 32,583,106 1,809,212 37,943,695 876,092 39,082,527 642,664,628
1882......... 14,938,258 69,594,057 577,148 3,022,274 12,133,291 ’ 493,060,891 ’ 369,096 34,136,579 2,453,394 41,001,636 847,694 52,505,256 724,639,574
1883............. 14,599,179 72,552,075 498,891 1,511.712 9,596,762 ! 496,005,276 j 186,355 33,738,556 2,486,359 45,702,530 483,281 45,819*938 723,180,914
1884 ......... 11,423,665 65,865,551 462,949 1,119,708 10,784,561 ’ 465,119,030 ! 223,626 33,657,216 2,403,509 35,857, 698 652,360 40,127,220 667,697,693
1 8 8 5 ............. 11,849,696 53,445,929 446,901 1,157,370 8,688,552 380,077.748 j 130,214 29,919,019 1,297,080 35,040,350 652,625 54,821,845 .577,527,329
--------------------------------:----------------------:--------------- :------------------------------------- 0 3
* Includes specie. *

No. 34,—VALUE OF EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE from the Principal and All Other P orts
of the United States, from 1839 to 1885, inclusive.
[Mixed {told and currency values. J
Y ear ending
Ju n e 30—
Baltimore,
Md.
Boston and
Charlestown,
Mass. S.
Charleston,
C.
Galveston,
Tex.
N ew Orleans,
La.
New York,
N. Y.
Norfolk
and Portsmouth,
Va.
Philadelphia,
Pa.
Portland
and F almouth,
Mo.
San F ran ­
cisco, Cat.
Savannah,
Ga.
A ll other
ports.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1859................. 9,007,731 10,070,650 17,908,194 3,838,739 LOO, 717,014 53, 835,751 42G, 236 5. 039,461 1,221,606 3,253,911 15,37*2,690 57, 706, 088 278,392,080
1800................. 8,802,406 11,200,700 21,179,350 5, 772,158 107,550,504 70, 292,018 479,883 5,411.455 1,946,718 3,649,277 18,351,554 01,567,218 316,242,423
186 L......... 12, 046, 385 12,261,436 5,450, 018 1,121, 292 G, 823,357 118,267,177 253,894 9,804,931 2, 708,1G3 6, 532, 890 267, 096 28.462,977 204,899,616
- wr____ 8, 371,303 11,59i, 625 127 651,778 11, 023, 630 2,751,326 «0f 433, 629 14,201,577 182,024,868
1863................. 10,092, 871 15, 904,127 5,208,425 175, 903, 098 12,171, 097 4,181,480 7,335,454 18, 084, 878 249,891,436
1864............ 8,711,755 14,480,900 3, 993, 882 155, G26, 705 9, 880, 000 2, 808,232 7,203, 287 10,787,756 219,561,637
1865............ 11,794, 546 17,771,282 63,131.493 181,646,518 7. 900 10, 978, 603 5,940,564 67,983,468 19,870, 681 259,125,063
1866................. 10,804, 012 18, 205,065 9, C24, 229 1,288, 926 96, 765,083 264,510, 247 246,112 17, 132, 881 2,809,571 27, 226, 419 17,024,912 84,146, 820 550,684,277
1867................. 10,904,409 10,496,679 11,785,91-8 6, 979,706 82,297.968 170,405, 028 2,013,960 16, 535, 807 1,582,701 11,555,241 10, 668, G84 , 38.399, 841 385,740,032
1868........... . . . 13,813, 084 14,944,800 9,913,776 5, 829,110 58,303,242 166,162, 651 1,719,094 14, 339,754 2,410,877 13,558, 680 24,646,219 j 44,914,445 379, 555,738
1800............... 13.651,335 13, 118, 827 7.42 L, 188 9, CIO, 153 75, 070, 775 158, 7G8, 835 1,-371,700 14, 527, 959 2,360,164 12,273, 700 21,057,728 j 41,797,689 371,045,149
1 8 7 0 .......... 14, 310, 508 12,211,267 10,772,071 14, 869,601 107,367,676 187, 092, 158 1, 307,440 16,890, 072 1,488,189 13,385,991 29,749,058 45,728,310 455,208,341
1871................. 15, 008. 305 11,974, 229 12,387,524 13, 704,3S4 93, 759,421 213, 293, 305 028,048 17,770, 027 2, 972,401 12,494,102 32,857,902 !I 51,194,584 478,115,292
1872.............. 18,321,121 20, 907, 839 10, 933, 430 12,211,774 89,470, 542 218, 222,734 888, 037 20, 954.775 3, 512,936 9,685,388 28,216,607 ! 43, 066,215 476,421,478
1873................. 19, 335, 978 26,823,175 14,200,041 17, 629, 633 104, 2C0, 571 258,113,548 1,235.008 24,174, 757 3,114. 368 24,225,520 32,675,500 49,438,853 575,227,017
1874................. 27,485,379 28,326,612 17,900, 146 19,135,951 92,984,936 293,026,705 1,831,036 33, 005,405 3, 581, 502 24,415,007 30.213.47G 60,473,213 633,339,368
1875................. 27,437,757 29,163, 829 19, C55,963 15,869,132 71.418,662 253,478,584 5,243,986 28,432,974 3, 119, 923 23,266 395 29.63G, 6G6 52,483,764 559,237,638
1876................. 31,206,807 36, 032,892 18, 088,152 15,215,04 L 83,823, G93 253,115,991 7,053,811 40, 244. 075 4,287,219 22,478, 350 22, 681. 75 3 60, 659,898 594,917,715
1877............... 39,141,274 42, 747,705 19,915,536 15,163,394 70, 182,143 274, 120,814 C, 710.338 45,483,046 3,703, 950 28,927. 528 16.109,441 70, 652, 595 632,980,854
1878................. 45,492,527 46, 542,044 17,727, 783 12,177,540 S3, 368, 4G3 327,226,478 8,693,6S0 44. SO-*, 089 3, 347, 860 20,937,049 18,544,963 05,183,454 695,749,930
1879 ............... 57,474,405 48,100,019 19,007,897 16,393, 877 G3, 782,423 327,796,819 9,830, 352 47,013,751 2,246,386 30, 280,402 21,527,235 55,485,083 699,538,742
1880 ............... 76,220,870 53,023,587 19, 590, 627 10,712,801 03, 238. 503 385,506, G02 j 14,065.453 49, G12,195 3, 569, 331 31, 845,712 23, 992.364 54, 568, 22G 823,946,353
1881 ............... 72,444,413 72,100,193 26,49* 825 26, 685,248 103, 530, 548 393.678, 208 | 17,864,770 41,147,296 3,929,371 34,4t2, 580 27,575,161 | 61,079.334 883,925,947
1882................. 39,412,642 61,614, 526 19,475.433 15.5L5,094 70, G80,176 332,102,130 j 17,730.532 37, 957,60L 2,323, 577 52,772,340 19,745,658 5 63,900,957 i 733,239,732
i m ................. 54,956,050 61,273, 101 22,57.3,167 29, 627,898 94,838,634 317,308,334 | 18,415,548 38,132, H5 2,874,557 44,139,303 22,813,347 67,241,548 j 804,223,632
1884 ............. 43,064,217 62,528,000 16,231,892 20,433,878 81, G30,030 320,016,246 j 12,353,256 36,407,799 | 7,015,221 36,194, 488 19,947,319 69,082,470 j 724,964,852
1885 ................ 45,041,634 61,378, 633 18,882, 566 12, 678,433 78,402,154 334,718, 227 1 14,797,181 38, 042, 516 j 3,883,624 37, 082, 520 20, 871,446 60,304.012 | 726,082,946
Total.
gs
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE— BY PORTS.
a In eludes th e domestic exports from all other ports of California.
fr Tho value of domestic ex p o r t from New Orleans for the- six months ending June 30, 1865, is included in the value o f exports from San Franoisco.
4 Includes specie.

'No. 35.—VALUE OF EXPORTS OF FOREIGN.MERCHANDISE from the Principal and A ll Other P orts of
the U nited States, from 1859 to 1885, inclusive.
T e a r en d in g ! Baltimore,
Ju n e BO— 1 Md.
) Dollars.
1859 .
150,325
I860..
1861-.
— i 137,694
290,718
1862. . J 90,566
1863............... J 1,075,201
1861...............
18065.
18075..
1868 .
1869 - -
1870..
1871-.
1872..
1873..
1874..
1875
1876..
1877.-
1878..
1879..
1880..
1881-
1882..
1883.
1884.
1885.
Boston and
Charlestown,
Mass.
Dollars.
1,949,610
1,547,155
2,326,188
1,326,906
1,702,335
Charleston, Galveston, ■ H/nron,
S. C. Tex. M ich.
DoUars. Dollars, j DoUars.
30
11,614 L
939,050 1,299,754 ................... I...
I
Hew Orleans,
La.
DoUars.
399,335
605, 218
88,564
H ew York,
H .Y .
DoUars.
5, 803, 234
9,755, 9C0
8,408,018
6,164,414
10,963,293
284,588 9,173,453
346,491 2,090,899 «450,417 20,862,523
103,071 892,787 286 j... 210,144 7,453,845
128,530 | 2,019,191 ; 2,366 | 37,676 { 586,081 11,235,211
165,134 j 1,665,054 3, 030 ; 93,190 j i 520,276 8, 574,975
240.550 i 1,262,251 922 24.959 ! m ,S 5 5 \ 7,167,373
200,225 ; 1,885,162 8,646 ; 4 , 131 | 219,276 j 9,522,588
86,373 j 1,450,398 22,866 i 840 j 262,158 j 9,412,124
124,212 1,736,514 i i 9 ; 159 | 22,340 j 486,043 j; 10,287,917
77, 546 2, 333, 054 i 150 86,876 j 111,462 \ 290,263 j[ 11,415,751
179, 598 | 2,275,023 57,091 j 430,780 \ 290,905 ji 10,707,633
100,165 i 1,678,868 1 135,804 I 303,472 | 152,710 8,954,641
176,763 1,214,244 i 131,178 507,873 1 333,974 * 9,735,585
67,984 : 1,327,401 3,140 i 82,692 441,498 | 190,061 8,096, 565
138,543 ' 1,426,426
i 1 70,939 345,221 | 221,567 9,267,199
82,446 1,093,645 58,184 103,580 • 125,187 8,073,476
25,000 : 1,214,754 i 500 i 37,028 469,082 203,516 7,053,488
27,280 1 1,333,484 | . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * 81,859 ] 531,213 213,438 13,522, 816
15,594 j 856,900 I 28,039 8,294 j 300,705 278,855 12,401,639
47,301 ! 1,083,648 i 60 1 1,149 814, 068 !j 269,680 : 14,117,027
15,077 009. 829 175 21,070 I 1,305, 823 ! 238,199 j 9,867,021
11,270 621,470 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j 721 j 775,160 745,420 * 9,796,534
Horfolk
and P o rtsm
outh, Va.
DoUars.
20,141
!
P h ila­ San F ran ­ Savannah, A ll other
delphia,Pa. cisco, Cal. | Ga. districts.
Total,
DoUars. , DoUars. : Dollars. 1i Dollars. \ DoUars.
96, 591
85, 512
754,231 j
1,218,813 :
3,971, 668
14, 509, 971
17, 333, 634
110, 027 826,282 1 2,604,420 14,654,217
27,489 | 701,222 1 2,715,880 11,026,477
32,478 !| 1,113.0811 2,644,247 17,960,535
46,602 i 999,259 ! 2,591,255 j 15,338,961
74,862 : cr-2,004,048 3,259,815 1 29,089,055
59,871 j 2.886,893 9,207 3,126,013 j 14,742,117
137,004 ’ 1,599,946 ; 10,736 4, 854,763 _ 20,611,508
34,024 675,800 ! 1,937 797,359 . 12. 562,999
20; 753 662,058 : 5,970 1,252,309 10.951,000
31,538 j 605,790 | ............. 3,677,939 ( 16,155,295
17,256 | 539,126 j 79,140 | 2,550,989 j 14,421,270
33,874 504,686 j 4,064 j 2,490,527 | 15,690,455
30, 232 770,711 ! 2,298,207 j 17,446,483
22,432 669,753 355 ! 2,216,049 ! 10, 849, G19
23,635 803,762 ’............. . 2,005,554 14,158,611
37,719 812,591 ' 559 ; 1,851,938! 14,802,424
471,270 863,065 6, 265 : 1,255,055 , 12,804,996
44,755 854,319 483 i 1,787,046 j 11,156,498
64,951 1,078,900 ! j 1,418,282 ‘ 12, 098,651
37,498 513,217 \ i 2,138,222 ; 11,602,305
82,409 684, 276 1 |..................... ; 1, 974, 578 : 18, 451,399
173,597 ; 704,016
15,599
24, 769
| 820,117
856,110
j ....................
J 80,745 1 1,033,104 i...................
a The value of ioreign export's from Hew Orleans for the six months eudm«: June 30.1865. is included in the value of exports from San Francisco.
231 j 2.534,935
17,302,525
J 2,448,121 ; 19,615,770
! 2,250,684 ! 15,548,757
.1 2,442,379 | 15, 506,809
(In clu d es specie.
exports of foreign merchandise-—by ports.

Ko. 36— VALUE OF IMPORTS OF COIN AND BULLION at the P rincipal and All Other P orts of the
T e a r ending 1Baltimore.
Ju n e 80— • Md.
Dollars.
1859.
1,970
i ©ou............ . .| a, dos
1861...............
1802............... 1,588
1868............. .. 806
1864......... 162
1865...............
I860*............. .
1868........... 1,384
1809 ............... .............
1870............
1871...............
1872............... 1 739
1873.............. 36,159
1874................. 18,244
1875................ 1,541
1876 ............... 35,283
1877................ 5,384
1878................ 38,773
1879................. 25,164
1880........... 10,267
1881................. 7,588
1882................ 2,115
1883............... 1,315 ;
1884............. .. 2,819 f
1885............ 3,621 !
Boston and
Charles
town,Mass.)
Dollars.
183,556
32,876
8,131,139
1, 851,170
83,989
78,922
150,759
C harles ton,
H. C.
Dollars.
781
97,395
53,145
40,785
38,471
123,119
113,962
152,676
73,639
190, 733
56,787
82,667
68,190
106,522 ;....................
142,727 J.....................
122,090 ;............... ..
99,198 . . . . . . . . . . .
267; 975 ...................
139,185 ...............
Tex.
, N ew Orleans,
La.
N ew Pork,
N. TV
Dollars*
*
Dollars.
1,671,515
Dollars.
1,614,101
■ 2,286,457 3, 382, 855
2,459, 849 34,176,188
11,689, 687
28,110 1,731,530
32, 683 2,099,057
11, 692 1, 890,431
12,800
1,769
2,665
2,833 |
15,849 i
12,727
5,345
16,092
654,161 5,789,631
j 350,693 13,057,674
! 616,283 12,941,193 ,
i 1, 005, 442 9,154,001 ,
108,903 2,353,317 .
65,843 7,611,934 .
109,616 18,401,242 .
35,665 11,500,687 .
| 386,231
8,246,000 -
31,770,581 .
331,843 20,382,090 !.
318,576 11.766,309 .
230,901 ; 83,658.245
; I125,072
| 201,844
t
122,205 ; 28,215,006 !.
210,604 12,695,200 \:
214,404 : 21,235,725 j
159,457 | 25,957,687 j
Norfolk and
Ports- |
mouth, Va.
Dollars.
Included in merchandise.
Philadelphia,
Pa.
Portland ~
I and Pal- I S anP ranj
mouth, Me.) C18C°» Cal.
Savannah,
Ga.
Dollars. Dollars.
18.502 . . .................
Dollars.
3,499,145
Dollars.
14,867 j 640 i 2,210,905 >
10,040
27,200
5,008 133,830 j 2,591,509
75,265 150 | 2,756,689
82,560 ;.......
i
i
j
17,586 1
21
89
1,000
142,064
149
75
25
16,792
11,000 j
4,082
! 669
5,603
4,513
5,976
. . . . . . . . . . .
! 4,492,270
! 3,818,650
9 071 907
t £tf 011, £&{
5,851,554
4,406,612
6,108,231
6,742,813
5, 512,859
5,020,240
5,650,353
6,699,414 I
5,926,703 |
5,935,135 !
6,043,566 j
6, 724,586 \
10,642,761
9,251,248
8,703,295
3,919,622
21,920
30,153
7,829
1,000
A ll other 1
ports. ;
Dollars.
495,269
1,617,967
267, 504
142, 310
4,907,566
6, 602,027
2,983,276
...................... L
8,744,587 j
3,289,699 !
6,951,778 |
0,664,829 I
5,042,756 •
6,905,624
4,240,993 ;
4,125,112
1,403,347
2,010,176
3,048,551
2.165,777
2,955,290
3,267,266
3,357,213
6.213,734
7,002,044
11,053,269
Total.
Dollars.
7,434,789
8,550,135
46.399.611
16,415,052
9,584,105
13.115.612
9,810,072
14,188,368
19,807,876
26,419,179
21,270,024
13,743,689
21, 480,937
28,454,9C6
20,900,717
15,936,681
40,774,414
29,821,314
20.296,000
93. ‘ 34.310
110.575,497
42,472.390
28,489,201
37,4:0,262
43,242,323
o
IMPORTS OF COIN AND BULLION----BY PORTS.

Ho. 37.—VALUE OF EXPORTS of DOMESTIC OOIH AHD BULLIOH from the P rincipal, and All Other P orts
of the United States, from 1858 to 1885, inclusive.
Tear ending June 30—
Boston and
Baltimore,
Md.
Charles Charlestown,
Mass.
ton, S. C.
JDollars. Dollars.
1858 ........................... I 02,050 4,596,422
1859 ............................; 66,780 4,125,480
1860 ................................1 2,200 2,329,980
1861 ............................ 3,240 685,840
1862 ............. 4,000 591,421
1863 . 21,000 3,156,088
1864 ........................................... 30,000 750,137
1885............................................................... 1,448,217
1866c ...........................................................
1867.. . . ’.................................................... . 801,628 30,939
1868............... 44,307
1869.. ......* .................. 6,195
1870.. ..... ! 19,740
1871 ............................... j 29,550
1872 . j 4,200
1873 . 8,199
1874 . 27,732
1875 .......................................... 77,900
1876 .. 10,000
1877 ..... 65,000
746,067
10,000
987,062
535,285
215,750
9,035
23,336
9,000
Galveston,
Tex.
DoUars. Dollars. DoUars.
1,009
173,675
252,986
5,563
4,000 !
7,500
800
1878 ..............................................................................................................
1879 ...... 4,000
1880........................................................... .
1881...............................................................
1882 . I.............
1883 . ! 4,000 j 100
1884.. . . I 100
1885........................... ! 200 200
N ew Orleans,
La.
Ne£ ^ rk 'a n d ? o ! i .
1 ' ' mouth, Va.
.j 560,089
.j 423,811
J b 128,387
j
697, 326
235,282
60,929
290,366
193,660
30,607
69,394
274, 363
42,610
73,998
4,400
12,000
11,371
176,517
21,751
1,800
1, 000
DoUars.
27,373,841
43,625.825
50,338,937
19,112,779
24,726,183
46,014,880
55,610,517
37,733,355
36,917,429
69,868,588
26, 615,429
22,880,333
72,232,410
52,190,940
55,016,415
46,433, 564
75,723, 329
41, 589,908
26,847,747
11,766,270
11,020,727 |
2,935,062 j
. 8,646,882 j
38,395,605 j
| 15,263,319 !
] 43,039,148 j
! 15,220,998 j
DoUars.
Philadelphia,
Pa.
Portland
and Falmouth,
Me.
Dollars. DoUars.
124,887 15,831
209,050
71,300 • 3,312
60,120 | 1,250
31, 000 ;
65,100 ] 3,800
286,038 | 55,072
49,325 j
45,007 !
57,214 !
7,000 |
127,000 j
28,101
28,368
33,500
155,045
10,000
41,900
1,030
1,900
715 j
482,000 |
San Francisco,
Cal.
DoUars.
10,035,246
9,149,871
3,739,117
3,881,578
a 5 ,271, 589
2,588,660
40,943,785
522,267,655
13,154,182 ..
10,231,484 ..
15,266,318 L
18,800,030 j..
8,297,312 i..
16,557,673 L.
14,490,977 L
9,148,839 j..
5,683,491
6,389,214
14,560,951
14,455,663 .
5,268,015 j ..
5.367,731 \ .
4,730,614 ? .
3,085,515
4, 697,466
6.480 780 : .
8,574,390 ; -
a Includes the domestic exports from alt other por.ts of California.
&The value of domestic exports from New Orleans for the six months ending June 30, 1865, is included in the value of exports from San Francisco.
c Included in merchandise.
Savan- j A ll other ’
nahjGa.j ports. !
DoUars
DoUars.
197,960
151,624
209,019
; 49,500
| 420,45S
! 3,583,945
12,383,202
; 3,040,510
[ 3,320,652
! 2,173,240
909,881
; 1,876,333
!2,536, 305
: 3.451,434
; 4,076.443
i 3,772.673
12,143. 918
j 1,956, 571
11,613, 940
; 83S. 922
j 1.250,293
: 1,0331729
| 671,031
11,977,400
*1,656,496
703, (i07
: 579,322
Total.
Dollars.
42,407, 246
57,502,305
56,946.851
23, 799,870
31,044, 651
55, 993, 582
100,473, 5G2
64, CIS, 124
54,976,196
83. 745,975
42, 9! 5,966
43,883, 802
84,403,359
72,798,240
73, 905. 546
59,699,686
83.857.129
50,03S, 691
43.134,738
27,061,885
17, 555,035
9,347, 893
14,226,944
43,480,271
21,623,181
50,225,635
24,276.110
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC COIN AND BULLION— BY PORTS. 41

No. 38.__VALUE OF EXPORTS OF FOREIGN COIN AND BULLION from the P r in c ip a l ami A l l O th e r P o r ts
of the U n it e d S tates, from 1859 to 18S5, inclusive.
Year ending June 30—
; more, Balti­
Boston and
Md.
C bailee-
Charleston,
S. C. ton, Tex. ; r Huron, New Or­
New
Galves­
town, Mass.
Norfolk
Mich. leans, La. York, N. Y.
and Portsmouth,
Va.
Pbiladel-; San Fran- J Savaucisco,
Cal. jnah,Ga.
Total.
A ll otlier'
phia, Pa. j
districts, j
________ L
11,690,789 5,068,042
148,917
* I
1885.......... .......................................
9,736,647
85,706
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. 1Dollars. Dollars. j Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. > Dollars. {Dollars. Dollars. ;
IRUP
11, 5C3 26, 380
!
j
370,514 j 3,213,619
2,757,030
laaa „ .............................. 59,300 90, 090
! ........i 7,758,729
................. 1 1,688,800
2,460 j
1801............ .................................. 175,000
I 4,903,477
912,733
!8fi2 . . . . ...... , ...................... 7,432 361,183
.................| ............... i
............... !
4,237,670
ttl, 230,944
5,760
laaa _______________
501, 511
106,695 J 6,406,000
941,095
207,688
1804 .................................................j................. 85,259
118, 243
27,431 i
510, 828 j
3, 562,187
1,764,495
1,187,541
61,089,108 i
60,561
42,428
anrl 18U7/* ....... __i ______
J .
1 8 6 8 ....... ................................... 22,467 j 1,117, 096 6,441,298
\
2,457,266 j.
1.....................
I8 6 0 ........... .....................................
444,665 10,574,463
3,203,286 !
1870................................................. 270,529
!
10,816,822
3,184,513 j.
1871 ............................................... 1,031, 552 10, 675, 087
1
2,316,990 I
15.000
: i
1872 ................................................. ............... I 20,000
815,657 4,873,301
1,334,336 L 36.000
1873................................................. 20, 066
278,504 7,556, 348
;........ f ’
2,769,910 ;
77,600
1874................................ ............... 165,506 3,925,830 j....................; I..................... !.................. ! 2,828,858 '
10,525
1875.................................................. 213,471 !.................
6,547,415
_______ A_____ _ _..» 1,484,695 ;
29,432
j
i
1876...................................................
234,022
A. 159 i ....________!
................!......................i..................
-•» ,----------------
2,100,853 j
1877................................................. .................[__________ f________ 246,108
U 174. 10R ’■ ____ 1 sa turn 3,567,595 j
1878................................................... 2,451 I! 8,392
3,556, 673
. . . i ___
3,115,724 j
1879................................................. 1,581 !.....................
i
j
62 000 4,335,909
3,038,916 ■
4,000
1880................................................... 1,560 SI 22,650 1
5,138,574
2,632,242 *
1881................................................... 14,955
107,968 2,907,182
> i
2,149,798 '
1882 ................................................ 3,797 | 8,701
t !
3,761,188
2,156,760
8,762
1
1883......... ........................................ 1,648: 5,000
7,049,832
3,051,144
89,528
Dollars.
6 .3S5,106
9, 599,3S8
5,991,210
5,842,980
8,163,049
4,922, 979
3, 025,102
10,038,127
14, 222,414
14,271,864
;14, 038,629
7, 079,294
10,703,028
6,930,719
8,275,013
6,467,611
13,027,499
j 6,678,240
j 7,442,406
• 7,795,026
; 5,179,903
j 5, 937,208
Ho. 197,152
110,907,748
•17, 855,415
a. Including copper coin. b T h e value o f foreign exports from N ew Orleans for tlie six m onths ending Ju n e 30,1865, is included in th e value of exports from San Francisco.
c Included in merchn ndise.
42 EXPOETS OF FOREIGN COIN AND BULLION BY POETS.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES. 48
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
tbo United States, by Countries, from 1870 to 1885, inclusive.
[N o t e.—I m ports mid exports of foreign m erchandise arc stated in specie values, and exports of domestic
m erchandise arc stated in m ixed gold and currency values from 3870 1t> 3879, inclusive.]
Ho. 3 9 .—A R G E N T IN E R EPU BLIC .
E xports.
Y ear ending J une 30— •• --------------- Total ex­
Dom estic.
ports.
Foreign.
Im ports.
Total imp
o rts and exports.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
J870 ................................................ 2, 281,100 \ 188,766 2,469,866 6,414,669 j 8, 88-1, 535
1873 ................................................ 1,203, 360 89,110 1, 292,476 7,040,575 | 8,333,051
3872 ................................................ 1,324,282 135, 382 1, 459, 664 9,169,982 | 10,629,640
1873 ................................................ 2, 985, C61 249, 331 3, 234, 992 7,587,843 10, 822, 835
1874 ................................................ 2, 478, 513 155, 450 2, 633, 963 4, 537,670 7,171, 633
1875 ................................................ 1,301,294 138,324 1,439,618 5,834,709 j 7,274,327
1876 ................................................ 1, 519,190 65, 862 1, 585,052 3,602,736 5,187,788
1877 .............................................. 1,129,168 97, 614 1, 226,782 3,449,309 4,676, 091
3878 ....................... ........................ 2, 013, 587 138,522 2,152,109 4,948,016 7,100,125
1 8 '9 ................................................ 2, 023, 401 103,722 2,127,123 3,518,105 i! 5,045, 228
1880 ................................................ 3, 779, 501 103,340 ’ 1, 882,841 6,214,575 : 8,097,416
1881................................................ 2,258,183 169,680 2,427,863 5,069,240 8,097,103
1882 ................................................ 2,727,917 236,336 2, 964,253 5,234,914 1 8,199,107
1883 ................................................ 3,357,670 185, 526 | 3, 543,196 6,192,111 1 9,735, 307
1884 ................................................ 4,825 813 248,780 ! 5,074,593 4,110,038 9,184,631
1885 ................................................ 4,327,026 349,475 j 4, 676,501 4,328,510 j 9,005,011
N o. 4 0 .—A U ST R IA .
1870 ................................................ 1,185, 380 23,317 j 3,208,697 371,409 1,580,106
1871......... .................................... . 1, 630,130 23,240 j 1, 653,370 944,028 2,597,398
1872 ................................................ 1,460, 348 34,474 j 1, 494,822 1, 012, 066 2, 506,888
1873 ................................................ ,, 608, 612 62,544 ! 1, 671,156 781,402 2,452, 558
1874 ................................................ 1, 682, 249 5, 972 j 1, 688,221 488,642 2,176, 803
1875 ................................................ 1, 662, 355 5,400 I 1, 667,755 j 668,858 2,330,613
187C................................................. 1,554,319 1,200 j 1, 555,519 j 949,869 2,505,388
1877 ................................................ i 2,666, 246 2,300 ' 2, 668, 546 414,020 3,082, 566
1878................................................1 2,827, 581 3,673 2,831,254 272,250 3,103. 504
1870 ......... ...................................... | 2,640, 648 1,059 2, 641,707 i 315,813 2,957, 52»
1880 ................................................! 2,304, 601 2,228 | 2,306,829 | 1,555,007 3,861,836
1881................................................ 2,255,140 272 2,255,412 ; 1,415,611 3,671, 023
1882 .............................................. 2,286,162 9,540 ; 2, 295,702 ■ 2,444,812 4,740,514
1883................................................ 1,715,382 64, 522 | 1,779,904 1 2,984,923 4,764,827
1884................................................ 2,483,025 6,857 | 2,489, 882 j 7,744,965 10,234,847
1885................................................ 2,609,216 105,321 j 2,714,537 j 5,745,580 8,460,117
H o. 41.—BELG IUM .
1870................................................ 6,570,820 475,814 7,055, 634 3,140,144 10,195,778
1871................................................ 13,610, 950 261, 260 11,872,210 4,178,714 16,050,924
187 it................................................ 13,054,186 328,755 13, 382, 941 5,580,461 18,963,402
1873................................................ 15,280,437 462,802 15,743, 239 5,711, 077 21,454,316
1874................................................ 20,197,515 620, 710 20,818,225 5,727,441 26,545.666
1875................................................ 12,387,590 331,778 12,719,368 6,189,098 18,908,466
1876................................................ 16,093, 747 682,393 16,776,140 5,441,478 22,217,618
1877................................................ 18,206,025 626, 034 18,832,059 5,079,149 23,911,208
1878................................................ 22,388,075 1,149,506 j 23, 537, 581 3, 982, 842 27,520,423
1879................................................ 27,470,003 1, 052,398 j 28, 522,401 4,209,232 32,731,633
1880................................................ 33, 715,843 438,337 34,154,180 11, 791, 465 45, 945, 645
1881................................................ 35,683,574 642,757 36,326,331 12,603,435 48,929,766
1882................................................ 24,153,787 953,220 25,107,013 20, 999, 668 46,106,681
1883................................................ 20,730,731 1,048,244 27,778,975 23,161,200 50,940,175
1884............................................... 21,897,019 691,636 22,588,655 10, 923,160 33,511,815
1885................................................ 25,373,756 1, 084,493 26,458,249 8,695,084 35,153,333

44 IMPOSTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
the United States, & c .— Continued.
No. 42.—BRAZIL.
T ear ending June 30—
Exports.
— T otal exports.
Domestic. Foreign.
Im ports.
T otal imp
o rts and exports.
Dollars. DoUars. Dollars. DoUars.
1870............................................. 5,665,098 109,225 5, 774,323 25,161,219
1871............................................. 5,942,416 71,317 6,013,733 30,551,215
1872.............................................. 5,852,191 60,592 5,912,783 30,122,384
1873.............................................. 7,090, 987 106,735 7,197,722 38,540,376
1874.............................................. 7,560,502 141,654 7,702,156 43,888,647
1875.................................... ........ 7,631,865 110,494 7,742,359 42,027,863
1876.............................................. 7,252,218 94,162 7,346,380 45,446,881
1877.............................................. 7,498,118 83,695 7,581,813 43,498,041
1878........................................... 8,610,646 76,058 8,686,704 42,968,978
1879.............................................. 8,106,928 87,442 8,194,370 39,375,411
1880............................................. 8,496,696 108,650 8,605,346 51, 970, 090
1881.............................................. 9,138,637 113,778 9,252,415 52,782,536
1882......................................... 9,035,452 117,110 9,152,562 48,801,878
1883............................................ 9,159,330 92,764 9,252,094 44,488,459
1884..................................... 8,645,261 50, 398 8,695,659 50,265,889
1885.............................................. 7,258,'035 59,258 7,317,293 45, 263,660
Dollars.
80,935,542
36,564,948
86,035,167
45,738,098
51,590,803
40,770,222
52,792,761
51,079,854
51, 055,677
47,569,811
60,575,436
62, 034,051
57, 054,440
53, 740,553
58, 961,548
52, 580, 953
No. 43.—CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES.*
1870............................................. 199,182 33,346 232,478 784,565 967,043
1871............................ ................ 501, 616 20,206 521,822 1,481,016 2,002,838
1872............................................. 880,965 56, 060 937,025 1,590,011 2,527,086
1873....... ..................................... 899, 570 62,240 961,810 1, 974,968 2,936,778
1874....... .................................... 787, 056 41,904 828,960 2,855, 093 3, OBJ, 053
1875............................................ 734,374 49,858 784,232 2,435,151 3,219,388
1876............................................. 891, 988 37, 853 929,841 1, 597, 515 2,527,856
1877......................-..................... 913, 307 47,423 960,730 2, 678, 672 3,639,402
1878.............................................. 1,205,180 49,577 1,254,757 2,968, 096 4,228,753
1$79.............................................. 1,110,603 45,173 1,155,776 2, 251, 589 3,407,365
1880:........................................... 1,729,215 55,640 1,784,855 3, 313, 469 5,098,324
1881.............................................. 1,541,229 84,509 1,625,738 3,159, 786 4, 785,524
1882............................................ 1,586,558 57,455 1,644,013 4,735,398 6,379,411
1883........................................— 1,936,813 66,654 2,003,407 5,121,315 7,124,782
1884.............................................. 8,064,798 113,055 3,177,853 6, ioi, 227 9,889,080
1885.............................................. 2, 667,943 94,588 2,762, 531 6,409, 015 9,171,546
* Em bracing Nicaragua, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, and San Salvador.
No. 44.—CHILI.
1870............................................. 1, 670,534 87,765 1,758, 299 773,682
1 8 7 1 .................. -................. 1, 548,411 33,108 1,581, 519 716, 544
1872............................................ 1,725,697 124,183 1,849,880 721, 799
1873....................................... 2,273,957 34,279 2,308,236 1, 070, 007
1874............................................. 2,730,617 83,373 2,813, 990 666, 560
1875....................... .................... 2,061,990 12,776 2,074,770 789,242
1876.............................. ........... 2,157,652 41,758 2,199,410 755,222
1877............................................ 2,175,467 52,084 2,227, 551 689,368
1878............................................. 1,977,450 12, 511 1, 989,961 670,466
1879............................................ 1,253,555 2,468 1,250,023 642,715
1 8 8 0 ................ .......................... 967,551 225 967,776 1, 254, 736
1881............................................ 1, 598,270 16,566 1, 614, 836 • 1,435,970
1882 ....................... 1,756,645 18,000 1, 774, 645 1,810,487
1883................ ..................... 2,837,551 22,945 2, 860,490 435, 584 1
1884 ............. . . . . . . . . . . 3, 230,045 38,617 3, 270, 562 537,936 !
1885..................................... 2, 192,072 18,835 1
!
2,211,007 604,525 1
I
2,531,981
2,298,003
2,571,679
3,878,243
3,480,550
2,864,008
2,954,632
2, 91G, 019
2, 060,427
1, 898,788
2,222,512
2, 050,806
3, 585,132
3,296, 080
3,808,498
2,815,532

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES. 45
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
the United States, &e.—Continued.
Y ear ending J u n e 30—
„ ,
No. 45.—CHINA (including Hong-Kong).
D om estic.
E xports.
Foreign.
T otal exports.
!
Im ports.
T otal im ­
p o rts and exports.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1870............................................... 3,051, 010 04,765 3,116, 381 14, 565,527 17,681,908
1871................................................ 2,041,830 28,996 2, 070, 832 20, 0G4,305 22,135,197
1872.............................................. 2,915,405 21,370 2, 936, 835 26, 75J, 8S5 29,089, 670
1873................................................ 2,547, 085 8,885 2, 555, 970 27,191,759 29,747,729
1874................................................ 2,078, 565 55,096 2,133, 661 18, 508, 940 20,702,601
1875.............................................. 3,551, 038 15,710 3, 566, 748 14,670,410 18,243,164
1876................................................ 4,715,115 14,777 4,729, 892 12, 847,633 17, 577,525
1877................... ............................ 4,903, 075 34,631 4, 937, 706 12, 301, G84 17,239,390
1878.1............................... ............. 6,850, 931 16,324 6,867, 255 18,120,483 24,987,738
1879................................................ 5,930, 954 11,245 5,942,199 18, 084,604 24,020,893
1880................................................ 3,974,447 4,328 3, 978,775 24, 020,707 27,999,482
1881.............................................. 8,361,949 2,585 8, 364, 534 24, 717,557 33,082,091
1882 ............................................... 9,106, 902 16,978 9,123,880 22, 638,433 31,762,313
1883................................................ 7,845,753 12,328 7, 858, 081 22, 060, 225 29,918,306
1884.............................................. 7,705, 022 5,405 7,710,427 17,121, 373 24,831,800
1885................................................ 6,396,178 322 0,396, 500 16, 292,169 22,688,669
No. 46.—DENM ARK AND D A N ISH W EST INDIES.
1870................................. 1,265,129 72,319 1,337,448 1 506,492 1,843,940
1871............................... 2,355, 283 13,993 2,369, 270 673,375 3,042,651
1872............................... 1,639, 846 36,866 1,076,712 768,510 2,445,222
1873................................. 2,303,506 33,145 2,336,651 453,301 2,789,952
1874................................. 2,221, 291 22,156 2, 243, 447 387,448 2,630,895
1875................................. 1,680, 772 9,026 1, 689, 798 522, 619 2,212,417
1876................................. 1,548,684 13,498 1, 562,182 365, 215 1,927,397
1877................................ 4,071,389 8,592 4, 079, 981 293, 533 4,373,514
1878................................. 4,042,184 7, 613 4, 040, 797 345, 010 4,304,807
1879.............................. 3,171,641 15,737 3, 187, 378 464, 265 3,651,043
1880................................. 4,160, 308 8,691 4,168, 999 641, 790 4,810,795
1881................................. 7,113, 607 12,563 7, 126, 230 762, 879 7, 880,109
1382................................. 4,573, 404 20,895 4,594, 299 933,401 5,527,700
1883................................. 5,130,642 74,800 5,211, 002 686,889 5,897,891
1884................................ 4,383,906 13,043 4,394, 949 933,749 5,328,698
1885......................... 5,098,846 25,830 5,124,682 886,754
i
No. 47.—PRANCE.
1870................................. 45,053, 886 502,361 45, 550, 247 42, 731,138 88,287,385
1871................................. 20,482,203 170,345 26, 652, 608 28, 099, 279 54,751,887
1872................................. 30,939,206 492,912 31,432,118 43,140,156 74,572,274
1873................................. 33,220, 020 560,886 33, 781, 500 33, 977,200 67,758,700
1874................................. 42,326,187 038,124 42,964,311 51,691,896 94,650,207
1875................................. 33,172,387 460,340 33,032,727 59,773,148 93,405,875
1876........ ...... ............... 39,022, 829 709,873 39, 792, 702 50, 959, 577 90,752,279
187?..................... .......... 44,098, 343 1,041,575 45,139,918 47, 556, 292 92,696,210
1878................................. 54,289, 918 1,029,220 55, 319,138 43, 378, 870 98,698,008
1879.............................. 88,194,041 1,475,580 89,669,627 50, 684,601 140,354,228
1880................... ............ 98,889,209 1,173,835 100,063,044 69,344,412 169,407,456
1881...................... .......... 89,844,100 4,353,351 94,197,451 69,800,375 164,003,826
1882................................ 47,401,.923 2,608,895 50,010,818 88, 897,006 138,908,424
1883.............. ................. 55,905,191 2,717,032 58,682,223 97, 989,164 156,671,087
1884................................. 49,290,650 1,600,235 50,899, 885 70,842,413 121,742,298
1885.............................. 44,562,334 2,140,616 46,708,950 56,935,852 103,644,802

46 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COrX'J'ItlKS.
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
the United States, &a.—Continued.
No. 48.—FRENCH P O S S E S S IO N S IN A F R IC A A N D A D JA C E N T
ISL A N D S.
Year ending Ju n e 30—
E xports.
Domestic. Foreign. \
Total exports.
Ira porta.
Total iiu*
ports nmi ex.*
ports.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1876,
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885
Dollars. Dollars.
354,097
258,117
714,557
133,847
135,560
151,134
273,943
314,451
374,452 220
334, C57 1,023
445,173 203
325,119 1,281
631,202 861
257,758
140
t\*A
448,233 | 2, 329
Dollars.
354,097 j
258,117
714, 557
133,847
135, 500
151,134
273, 043
814,451
374, C72
335,680
445,43G
320,400
632,123 j
257,898
242,183 '
430,502 I
Dollars.
200, 929 '
200,894 j
411, 159 ;
57, 950
149,330 1
110,543 i
70,970 >
48,107 !
109,220 j
115,827 j
899,040
461,070 ,
390,900
388,483
851, 091
142,85(1
No. 49.—FRENCH W E ST IN D IE S A N D F R E N C H G-UIANA.
Dollars.
5 5 5 , m
459,011
1, 135,71$
101,803
284.899
201,077
$50*019
$02,558
483, SOI
451, 007
840,085
787,470
1,020,118
040,8 8 3
tm , 874
5 0 3 , 418
1870*............................................ 1,117,060 50,130 1,107,190 | 407,389 J 1,034,570
1871*............................................ 1,250, 791 37, 067 1,293,858 1,080,109 : 2,979,067
1872*............................................ 1,460,746 46,414 1,507,100 1 2,290,003 1 3,798,128
1873 ............................................ 1,134, 795 11,498 1,146, 293 ,! 1,194,740 1 2,341,083
1874.............................................. 1,172,143 6,481 1,178,624 ! 1,4-11,134 ! 2, 010, 758
1875 ............................................ 1,167,270 15.284 1,182, 500 ' 2,035,439 3,217.000
1876............................................. 1,486,925 12,926 1,499,851 | 1,857,068 , 3, 857, 519
1877.............................................. 1,368,074 39,504 1,407,578 | 2,322,053 3, 730, 281
1878............................................ 1,569,880 20,785 1,590,665 ! 2, 870,903 ; 4, 407, 508
1879............................................. 1,535,768 15,884 1,551,052 i 2,634,000 ' 1,185, 742
1880......................; . . . ................ 1,875,617 28, $13 1,004,430 ! 2,720,270 4, Oil, 700
1881............................................. 1,586,413 35,076 1,621,489 | 2,407,080 4,080, 100
1882.............................................. 1,052,178 18, 282 1,070,460 j 2,443 208 4,118,068
1883............................................. 1,884,345 31, 294 1,915,639! 2,014,204 4,829, 083
1884....................................... 1, 892,656 31, 069 ' 1,023,725 ; 3, J 38, 723 ; 5, 002, 448
1885........................................... 1,50.1,593 28, 224 j 1,529,817 1,149,318 | 3,070,185
No. 50.-G E R M A N Y .
1870......................... ...................• 41,250,530 ; 1, 038, 347 ; 42, 288, 877 27, 015, 321

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES. 47
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported iuto, and Exported from,
tlie United S tates, & c . — Continued.
N o. 51.—G R E A T B R IT A IN A N D IR E LA N D .
T ear ending Ju n e 30— ------------ — T otal ex­
!
E xports.
i
ports.
'
D om estic. Foreign.
j
Im ports.
T otal im ­
ports and exports.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. 1 Dollars. 1
1870.............................................. 243,316,828 4,868,814 248,185,642 152, 066,269
1871.............................................. 270,110,075 3,086,465 273, 202,540 220,768,371
1872.............................................. 261,444,251 4,052,584 265,496,835 248,772,324
1873 ........... ................................ 312,347,848 4,514,026 316, 861,874 j 237,298,218
1874.............................................. 341,024,049 4,335, 535 345,359,584 j ISO, 042,813
1875............................................... 313,541,849 3,569,293 317, 111, 142 155,297,944
1876............................................... 331,387, 326 4,664, 924 336, 052,050 123,373,281
1877.............................................. 341,851,634 4,109,421 345, 961,055 113,734,258
1878............................................. 383,606,911 3, 823,819 387, 430,730 107, 290,677
1879.............................................. 346,485,881 2, 342,558 348,828,439 108,538,,812
1880.............................................. 450,994, 244 2,802,253 453,796,497 210,613,694
1881.............................................. 477,450,619 3, 684,459 481,135,078 174,493,738
1882.............................................. 404,248,031 4,099,124 408,347,155 195,588,692
1883.............................................. 420,433,473 4, 990,701 425,424,174 188,622,619
1884..................... ................ 382,717,159 3, 521,227 386,238,386 162, 549,G08
1885.............................................. 394,925,925 3,177,278 398,103,203 136, 701,780
Dollars.
400.251.911
493.970.911
514,269,159
554, ICO, 092
525,402,397
472,409,086
459,425,331
459,695,313
494,721, 407
457,307,251
664,410,191
655,628,816
603,935,847
614,046,798
548,787,984
534,804,988
No. 52.—D O M IN IO N OP C A N A D A A N D OTH ER B R IT ISH N ORTH
A M E R IC A N P O S S E S S IO N S .
i
1870............................................... 21,060,369 4, 278,885 25, 339,254 | 36, 265,328 61,604,582
1871........................................... 27, 564, 344 4,711,832 32,276,170 32, 542,137 64, 818,313
1872.............................................. 24,420,465 4,984,989 29,411,454 36,346,930 65,758,384
1873.............................................. 30,361,368 1 4,203, 745 34,565,113 37, 649,532 72,214,645
1874.............................................. 38,883,931 ! 4, 589,243 43,473,174 34,365,9G1 77,830,135
1875.............................................. 32,238, 905 3, 986,770 36,225, 735 28, 271,926 64,497,061
1876............................................... 31,520,415 3,477,716 35, 004,131 29, 010,251 64,014,382
1877............................................... 36,676,1 GO 2,698,020 39,374,180 21,277,378 63,651,558
1878.............................................. 34,929, 072 3,355,349 38, 284,421 25, 357,802 63,642,223
1879......................... 1............. 28,381,569 2,402,133 30,843,702 26,133,554 50,977,256
1880.............................................. 28,062, G80 2,713,191 30,775, 871 33,214,340 63,990,211
1881............................................... 35,793,031 3,719,845 39, 512,876 38, 041,947 77,554,823
1882............................................... 35,289, 859 3,279,963 38,569,822 51,313,475 89,683,297
1883............................................... 42,831, 005 3,749,248 46,580,253 44,740,876 j 91,321,129
1884 ............................................. 42,510,932 3, S00, 518 46,411,450 39,015,840 j 85,427,290
1885............................................... 35,976,815 4,148,092 40,124, 907 36, 960,541 77, 085,448
No. 53.- -B R IT IS H W E S T IN D IE S , B R IT IS H H O N D U R A S, A N D B R IT ISH
G U IA N A .
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877.
1878
1879
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
8, 087, 284
8, 804, 926
8, C14, 923
9, 095, 938
9, 180, 266
0* 414, 475
9, 947, 294
8, 374, 456
9, 317, 601
8, 498, 980
8, 943, 296
292, 240
10, 209, 00
10, 702, 579
10, 801, 138
8, 954, 557
98, 954
95,448
137, 629
223,807
210,441
196,627
265, 531
228, 579
264, 770
285, 459
313, 803
313,310
279, 230
339,147
3C3, 676
266, 732
1 ,1P6,238
8,900,374
8,752,552
9,319,745
9,390,707
9,611,102
10,212,825
9,603,035
9,582,371
8,784,439
0,257,099
10, C05,550
10, 578,9.09
11,141,720
11,164,814
9,221,289
6,453,529
7,293,569
fl, 4C5,130
6, 857,442
4,013,808
7,032,358
4,534,929
9,729,987
7,788,393
4,293, 210
7,845, 315
9,161,240
10,362,298
15,214,380
14,149, 943
14, 639,767
16,193,943
18,217,682
36,177,187
14,304,515
16,643,460
14,747,754
19,333,022
17, 371,364
13, 077, 649
17,102,414
19, 766,790
20, 941,297
26, 256,106
25, 314, 757

48 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
the United States, &c.—Continued.
T e a r e n d i n g J u n e 3 0 —
N o. 54.—B R IT ISH E A S T IN D IE S.
E x p o r t s .
D o m e s t i c . f o r e i g n .
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
T o t a l e x ­
p o r t s . I m p o r t s .
i
Dollars.
1 T o t a l i m ­
p o r t s a n d e x ­
p o r t s .
Dollars.
1 8 7 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 9 , 0 8 9 4 , 5 5 9 2 4 3 , 6 4 8 1 0 , 0 5 0 , 8 3 4 1 0 , 2 9 4 , 4 8 2
1 8 7 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 7 3 , 5 1 3 3 1 , 0 2 0 3 0 4 , 5 3 3 1 3 , 7 0 2 , 7 8 7 1 4 , 0 0 7 , 3 2 0
1 8 7 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 6 , 3 8 2 4 , 9 2 5 4 3 1 , 3 0 7 1 1 , 2 4 2 , 6 9 7 1 1 , 6 7 4 , 0 0 4
1 8 7 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6 5 , 2 7 0 3 , 9 0 6 1 6 9 , 1 7 6 1 6 , 8 5 5 , 7 4 7 ! 1 7 , 0 2 4 , 9 2 3
1 8 7 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8 2 , 9 9 8 1 0 , 4 6 4 4 9 3 , 4 6 2 1 4 , 1 7 9 , 6 6 4 j| 1 4 , 6 7 3 , 1 2 6
1 8 7 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 7 3 , 0 4 9 4 7 3 , 0 4 9 1 5 , 5 8 4 , 0 9 9 l 1 6 , 0 5 7 , 1 4 8
1 8 7 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 5 6 , 5 6 4 7 , 5 7 1 3 6 4 , 1 3 5 1 2 , 8 0 9 , 9 3 7 ; 1 3 , 2 7 4 , 0 7 2
1 8 7 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 6 2 , 6 2 0 3 , 0 2 0 8 6 5 , 6 4 0 1 0 , 7 2 5 , 6 1 9 1 1 , 5 9 1 , 2 5 9
1 8 7 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 8 6 , 9 9 8 1 , 8 4 3 8 8 8 , 8 4 1 1 2 , 0 8 1 , 5 9 5 1 2 , 9 7 0 , 4 3 0
1 8 7 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 , 1 4 2 , 1 9 6 2 4 0 1 , 1 4 2 , 4 3 6 1 2 , 2 2 5 , 7 7 0 1 3 , 3 6 8 , 2 0 6
1 8 8 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 , 2 1 8 , 1 9 0 1 , 0 3 7 2 , 2 1 9 , 2 2 7 2 1 , 0 2 2 , 8 5 4 2 3 , 2 4 2 , 0 8 1
1 8 8 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 5 8 , 0 6 9 8 5 8 , 0 6 9 1 8 , 0 1 2 , 2 0 6 1 8 , 8 7 0 , 2 7 5
1 8 8 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 , 0 5 4 , 7 8 7 3 , 0 5 4 , 7 8 7 1 8 , 0 5 7 , 9 1 3 2 1 , 1 1 2 , 7 0 0
1 8 8 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 , 1 8 5 , 6 1 1 1 9 3 2 , 1 8 5 , 8 0 4 1 9 , 4 6 7 , 8 0 0 2 1 , 6 5 3 , 6 0 4
1884................................ 3,711,259 3,508 3,714,767 19,550,458 23,265,225
1885................................ 4,103,075 7,293 4,110,368 17,699,257 21,809,625
N o. 55.—GIBRALTAR, A N D B R IT ISH P O SSE SSIO N S IN A FR IC A .
1870................................ 5,121,611 328,373 5,449,984 3,867,000 7,316, 984
1871....... ................:...... 4,622,714 266,004 4,888,758- 1,970,896 6,859,654
1872......................... ...... 3, 954,002 159,897 4,113,899 3,953,484 8, 067,383
1873................................ 4,229,866 52,870 4,282,736 4, 008,173 !i 8, 290,909
1874.......... ..................... 3,889,214 26,516 3,915,730 1,836, 939 5, 752,669
1875............. .................. 2,429,547 21,694 2,451,241 1,943,080 4, 394,321
1876..................... 3,253,032 43,461 3,294,493 1,050, 602 4, 345,095
1877............................... 3,922,031 42,776 3,964,807 1,063,476 | 5, 028,283
1878................................ 4, 689,125 26,026 4,715,151 1,270,453 5,985,604
1879............................... 3,465,896 59,934 3, 525,830 818,016 4,343,846
1880............................... 4,644,881 65,558 4, 710,439 2,076,722 { 0, 787,161
1881................................ 5,197,117 155,217 5,352,334 3,713.750 . 7, 066,084
1882............................... . 4,114,102 75,080 4,189,182 3,677,650 | 5,866,832
1883............................. 3,029,382 36,503 3,065,885 1,844,593 j 4, 910,478
1884................................ 2,624,332 26,773 2, 651,105 2,228,898 4,880, 003
1885................................ 2,743,265 32,963 2,776,228 1,512,821 4,289, 049
No. 56.—B R IT ISH P O SSE SSIO N S I N A U ST R A L A SIA .
1870................................ 3,419,973 46,602 3,466,575 278,964 3,745,539
1871................................ 2,369,346 54,330 2,423,726 285,011 2,708, 737
1872.............................. 2,809,603 50,413 2,950,016 3,736,107 6,686,123
1873 ............................. 3,917,477 62,789 3,980,266 3,142,418 7,122,684
1874................................ 3,785,908 58,380 3,844,288 1,750,177 5,594,465
1875........................... 3,505,435 76,180 3,581,615 3,730,976 7,312,591
1876...... ..................... 3,873,886 77,089 3,955,955 1,455,649 5,411,604
1877..... .......................... 5,780,278 105,189 5,885,467 1,476,238 7,361,705
1878...... ......................... 6,479,193 292,102 6,771,295 3,185,905 7,957,200
1879............................... 7,042,875 128,940 7,171,815 785,773 7,957,588
1880................................ 4, 687,223 63,367 4,748,590 2,920,812 7,669,402
1881..... .......................... 6,636,130 92,375 6,728,505 2,088,302 8,816,807
1882.............................. 8,982,974 126,915 9,109,889 3,689,424 12,799,313
1883............................... 9,633,997 156,659 9^795,656 4,021,395 13,817,051
1884......................... ...... 9,225,459 161,867 9,387,826 4,373,465 13,760,791
1885__ ______*.............. 10,534,138 114054 10,648,192 2,823,393 13,471,585

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES,
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Expo a
the United S tates, &c.—Continued,
N o. 5 7 —GREECE.
49
run from,
T e a r e n d i n g J u n e 3 0 —
E xports.
Domestic. ' Foreign,
i
Total ex- I
port s. !
i
Im ports.
Total iiu*
ports and exports.
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1870
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
Dollartf.
33,101
71, 700
51,379
32,668
22,900
143,235
190,170
*4,888,104
285,019
145,572
142,042
349,467
91,017
181,485
207,822
Dollars.
6,458
2,222
Dollara.
33,101 |
71, 700 j
51, 379 !
. 32, 66*8 |
22,900 ;
143, 235 ;
196, 628 :
4, 880, 320
285,019
145, 572 '
142, 042 i
349,467 i
91, 0 1 7 ;
181, 485 !
207,822 :
Dollara.
80,Oul
298,835
807,761
413, 60 i
484,168
455,290
560,411
523,128
276,445 ,
409,328
451,379 '
550,638 ;
890,561
1, 231, 580
3,039,984
596,707
Pollans.
£0,001
331,436
379, 401
464, 983
510,836
478,190
703, 646
719, 756
5, 106, 771
694, 347
590, 951
692, m
], 249,028
1,322,597
1,225, 469
804, 529
* Principally fire-arms.
No. 58.—H A Y T I A N D S A N DOMINGO.
1870............................................... 1 2,571,519 183,700 2,755,219 : 924,777
1871................................................ j 2,398,440 172,989 2, 571,429 3,007,844 |
1872.............................................. 3,028,649 244, 232 3,272,881 1, 510,956
1873..................... i ........................ 3,911,130 416,331 4,327,461 2, 059,448 !
1874.............................................. 4,588,624 201,401 4, 790,025 1, 040, 781
1875............................................... 5,117,737 123,372 5, 241,109 : 2,434,434
1876............................................... 5,360,235 146, 552 5,506,787 3,196, 032
1877................................................ 4,458,890 107,584 1 4,560,474 3, 298,576'
1878............................................... 4,730,044 88,922 4,818,966 8, 213,298
1879................................................ 3,877,495 89,795 ' 3, 967, 290 1 3, 225,209
1880................................................ 4,530,651 83, 821 4,614,472 ! 4, 999,670 i
1881....................... ...................... 5,129,911 146, 607 5,276,518 ' 5,642,050
1882................................................ 4,100,080 59, 528 4,159,608 4,445,997 (
1883................................................ 4,341,938 83,037 4,424,975 j 4,389,034 '
1884................................................ 3,993,119 71,160 4, 064,279 ] 3, 829, 026
1885................................................ 4,189,487 104,521 4, 294,008 3, 932,855 (
3,679, 996
3,579,273
4,783,837
6,386, 909
6,439,806
7,675, 548
P, 702, 819
7,865,050
8,032, 264
7,192,499
9,614,151
10,918, 568
8, CO.”, 005
8,814, 0!-9
7,893, 305
8,226, 863
No. 59.— H A W A IIA N ISL A N D S.
1870— .......................................... 744,371 04, 045 . 80S, 416 1,134,723
1871................................................ 814,885 43,730* 858,615 ; 1,143,244
1 8 72............................................. 590,295 43, 409 ! 633, 764 1.280,833 i
1873............................................... 631,103 ' 43,088 1 074,191 1,275,061 1
1874................................................ 588,280 I 20, 348 ! 014, 628 i 1, 016, 952 j
1875............................................... 621, 974 40, IDO ‘ 002,164 1,227,191 !
1876.............................................. . 724,207 : 45,395; 709,602 1,876,681 '
1877................................................ 1,109,429 ! 163, ">20 1,272,919 2,550,-335 1
1 8 7 8 ............................................. 1,683,446 52, 053 • 1,730, 099 2, 678,830 i
1879................................................ 2, 288,178 86,740 2,374,918 3, 257, 938 j
1880............................................... 1, 985,506 100, 004 ' 2,0*0,170 4, 006,444 '
1881................................................ 2, 694, 583 83, 489 j 2,778, 072 5, 533,000
1882................................................ 8, 272,172 78, 003 3,350, 775 7,640,294
1883................................................ 3, 683,460 91, 005 | 8,776, 065 8,238,461
1384................................. ............ 3,446, 024 77, 329 I 3, 523,358 7,925,965
1885............................. - ............... 2, 709,573 78,349 2,787,922 8,857,497
H. Ex. 26——.4
1,943,139
2, 001, 859
1, 914, 597
1, 949,252
1, 631,580
1,889,355
2,146,343
3,823,284
4,414,929
5, 632, 856
6, 692, 614
8,311,072
10, 997,069
12, 014,526
11, 449,3] 8
11,645,419

50 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
+>ia tttjtted States, &e.—Continued.
Y e a r e n d i n g J n n o 3 0 —
1 8 7 0 . . .
1 8 7 1 . .
1 8 7 2 . .
1 8 7 3 . .
1 8 7 4 . .
1 8 7 3 . .
L 8 7 Q . .
1 8 7 7 . .
1 8 7 8 . .
1 8 7 9 . .
1 8 8 0 .
1 8 8 1 .
1882.
1 8 8 3 .
1 8 8 4 .
1 8 8 5 .
1 8 7 0 . . .
1 8 7 1 . . .
1 8 7 2 . .
1 8 7 3 . .
1 8 7 4 . .
1 8 7 5 . .
1 8 7 6 . .
1 8 7 7 . .
1 8 7 8 . .
1 8 7 9 .
1 8 8 0 .
1 8 8 1 .
1 8 8 2 .
1 8 8 3 .
1 8 8 4 .
1 8 8 5 .
No. 60.—ITALY.
E x p o r t s .
j D o m e s t i c .
F o r e i g n .
i !. ~ - - - - - - - - - - _ _
Dollars.
Dollars.
6 , 3 4 4 , 9 1 2 1 2 9 , 7 4 1 .
| 6 , 0 9 0 , 4 4 9 6 8 , 7 7 6 |
| 5 , 4 3 8 , 7 1 8 1 3 , 4 C 8
1 7 , 2 4 1 , 0 9 7 5 4 , 5 5 2
i 8 , 3 7 8 , 6 6 6 4 , 0 1 9
7 , 2 2 6 , 5 5 4 1 , 5 1 5
1 7 , 7 7 0 , 4 7 0 1 7 , 0 0 5
. 1 8 , 4 8 4 , 4 9 6 1 0 , 1 7 2
! 8 , 7 3 6 , 7 1 9 4 , 3 8 1
J 8 , 6 5 7 , 4 0 3 8 3 0
\ 1 2 , 3 4 8 , 2 3 9 4 , 4 0 3
8 , 9 8 7 , 4 1 7 3 1 , 4 5 8
J 8 , 9 8 1 , 2 6 0 9 5 , 0 3 7
1 9 9 , 0 1 0
. . i 7 , 5 6 3 , 4 0 3 5 9 7 , 6 2 7
2 8 4 , 2 7 5
No. 61.—JAPAN.
T"-
1 9 , 3 8 9 j
5 5 1 , 7 9 7
4 5 9 , 2 3 0
8 8 7 , 4 8 2
1 , 1 6 7 , 9 7 2
1 , 0 2 3 . 2 8 5
1 , 6 4 7 , 1 9 7
1 , 0 9 6 , 3 8 7
1 , 2 5 0 , 0 5 7
2 , 2 4 3 , 2 1 5
2 , 6 7 4 , 6 0 1
2 , 5 2 5 , 7 5 8
1 , 4 4 0 , 1 4 6
2 , 5 3 4 , 2 6 5
3 , 3 7 5 , 8 8 5
2 , 5 1 7 , 9 6 3
3 , 0 5 5 , 9 9 0
16,943 |
18,731 ;
6,882 |
23,680 '
14,736 !
3,309 |
2,289 ;
3,612 !
2,323 !
27,130
28,830 |
6,399 !
549 !
10,566 |
1,425
1870...............................| 149,648 4,794
1871...............................| 91,826 3,440 j
1872..............................i 96,032 1,965 i
1873...............................j 98,655 2,488 !
1874........................... ’ 123,463 1,218 i
1875............................... 122,612 708
1876............................... 155,112 1,075
1877............................... 122,819 1 t 1,861
1878............................... 104,192 1 j
710
1879.............................. 1 129,790 1,139
1880............................ 1 191,459 J 2,518
1881.......................... .i 167,019 5,499
1882.............................. j 196,471 1,033
1883........................ 179,546 2,464
1884.......................... 128,528 2,502
1885............ ................. .j 199,398 2,305
T otal exports.
Dollars.
6 , 4 7 4 , 0 5 3
6 , 1 5 D , 2 2 5
5 , 4 5 2 , 1 8 6
7 , 2 9 5 , 6 4 9
8 , 3 8 2 , 6 8 5
7 , 2 2 8 , 0 6 9
7 , 7 8 7 , 4 7 5
8 , 4 9 4 , 6 6 8
8 , 7 4 1 , 1 0 0
8 , 6 5 8 , 2 3 3
1 2 , 3 5 2 , 6 4 2
9 , 0 1 8 , 8 7 5 |
9 , 0 7 6 , 2 9 7
1 0 , 3 1 3 , 5 5 8
8 , 0 7 1 , 0 3 0
1 1 , 9 7 4 , 4 1 7
571,1 8 6 ;
476,173 |
906,2 1 3 '
1,174,854 j
1,046,965 j
1,661,933 1
1,099,696 !
1,252,346
2,246,827 i
2,676,924
2,552,888
1,468,976 j
2,540,664 '
3,376,434 ,
2,528,529 ;
3,057,415 |
Im ports.
Dollars, j
0 , 6 4 1 , 5 6 6 !
7 , 4 4 3 , 5 1 2 ,
7 , 5 9 2 , 1 9 1
7 , 9 7 4 , 4 8 2 ’
8 , 4 9 9 , 2 9 4 1
9 , 1 9 0 , 1 8 2 j
7 , 6 2 8 , 8 6 2
7 , 1 0 5 , 2 3 0
6 , 7 1 1 , 0 0 6 j
7 , 8 8 4 , 3 2 7 j
1 0 , 3 1 7 , 6 8 0 !
1 1 , 6 4 3 , 9 8 7 .
1 2 , 1 1 4 , 2 2 1
1 1 , 9 0 9 , 6 5 8
1 6 , 7 0 6 , 3 5 7
1 4 , 4 9 2 , 9 0 8
3, 0 5 2 , 0 2 6 ;
5,298,153
6,537, 5 8 4 ;
7,903,794
6,468,400
7,759, 569 (
15,470,047 '
13, 687, 061
7,446,547 '
9,845,502 '
14,510,834 :
14,217,600 |
14,439,495 j
15,098,890
11,274,485
11,767,956 |
No. 62.—LIBERIA.
... I '..... ....... ' 1
164,442 104,605 1
95,^66 73,904
97,997 77,789
101,143 104,335
124,681 55,649 j
123,320 52,935 j
156,187 78,251
124,680 57,470
104,902 80,153
130,929 63,360
193,977 96,285
172,518 1 131,082
197,504 83,885
182,010 71,888
131,030 57,427
101,703 71,085
Total im ­
ports and exports.
Dollars.
1 3 , 1 1 6 , 2 : 9
1 3 , 6 0 2 , 7 3 7
1 3 , 0 4 4 , 3 7 7
1 5 , 2 7 0 , 1 3 3
1 6 , 8 8 1 , 9 7 9
1 6 , 4 1 8 , 2 5 1
1 5 , 4 1 5 , 8 H 7
1 5 , 0 9 9 , 8 9 8
1 5 , 4 5 2 , 1 0 6
1 0 , 5 4 2 , 5 6 0
2 2 , 0 7 0 , 3 2 8
2 0 , 0 0 2 , 8 6 2
2 1 , 3 9 0 , 5 1 8
2 2 , 2 2 3 , 2 1 6
2 4 , 7 7 7 , 3 8 7
2 6 , 4 6 7 , 3 2 5
3 , 6 2 3 , 2 1 2
5 , 7 7 4 , 3 2 6
7 , 4 4 3 , 7 9 7
9 , 0 7 8 , 6 4 8
7 , 5 1 5 , 4 2 5
9 , 4 2 1 , 5 0 2
1 6 , 5 0 9 , 7 4 3
1 4 , 9 3 9 , 4 0 7
9 , 6 9 3 , 3 7 4
1 2 , 5 2 2 , 4 8 6
1 7 , 0 ( 5 3 , 7 2 2
3 5 , 6 8 6 , 5 7 6
1 6 , 9 8 0 , 1 5 9
1 8 , 4 7 5 , 3 2 4
3 3 , 8 0 3 , 0 1 4
1 4 , 8 2 5 , 3 7 1
2 5 9 , 0 4 7
1 ( 5 9 , 2 8 0
1 7 5 , 7 8 6
2 0 5 , 4 7 8
1 8 0 , 3 3 0
1 7 6 , 2 5 5
2 3 4 , 4 3 8
1 8 2 , 1 5 0
1 8 5 , 0 5 5
1 9 4 , 2 8 9
2 9 0 , 2 6 2
3 0 3 , 6 0 0
2 8 1 , 3 8 9
2 5 3 , 8 9 8
1 8 8 , 4 5 7
1 7 2 , 7 8 8

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
the U nited S tates, &c.—Continued,
N o. 63.—M EXICO.
5l
Y ear ending J u n e 30—
D om estic.
E xports-
Foreign.
T otal exports.
Im ports.
T otal im ­
ports and exports.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1870................................................. 4,544, 745 1,314,955 5, 859,700 2,715,665 8,575,365
1871................................................ 5,044,033 2,568,080 7,612,113 3,209,688 10,821,801
1872................................................. 3,420, C58 2,122,931 5, 543,789 4,002, 920 9,546,509
1873................................................ 3,941,019 2,323,882 6,264,901 , 4,276, 165 10,541,066
........................................................ 4,016, 148 1,930, G91 5,946,839 4,346,364 10,293,203
1875................................................ 3,872,004 1,865,278 5,737,282 5,174,594 10,911,876
1876................................................ 4,700, 978 1,499,594 6, 200,572 5,150,572 11,351,144
........................................................ 4,503, 802 1,389,692 5, 893,494 5,204,264 11,097, 758
1878................................................ 5,811,429 1,649, 275 7, 460,704 5,251, 502 12,712,206
........................................................ 5,400,380 1,351, 864 6, 752,244 5,493, 221 12, 245,405
1880................................................. 6,065, 974 1,800,519 7,866,493 7,209, 593 15, 076, 086
1881................................................. 9,198, 077 1,973,161 11,171,238 8,317,802 19,489,040
1882................................................. 13, 324,505 2,158,077 15,482,582 8,461,899 23, 944,481.
1883................................................ 14, 370, 992 2,216, 628 16, 587,620 8,177,123 24,764,743
1884................................................ 11, 089, 603 1,614,689 12,704,292 9,016,486 21,720,778
1885......................... ...................... 7, 370,599 970,185 8, 340,784 9,267,021 17, 607,805
N o. 6 4 - -N E T H E K L A N D S.
1870................................................ 6,115, 821 284,014 6,399,835 1,344,022 7, 744, 757
1871............................ .................... 12, 381,161 288,970 12,670,131 2,047, 962 14,718,093
........................................................ 11,010,391 165,541 11,175,932 2,547, 715 13,723, 647
........................................................ 10,842,840 367,468 11,210,308 2,943, 077 14,153,385
......................................................... 13,712,846 202,578 13,915,424 2,516,623 16,432,047
1875......................... ....................... 7,483,010 60,064 7,543,074 2,353, G58 9,890,732
........................................................ 12,185,355 57,753 12, 243,108 2,438,257 14,681,365
........................................................ 10,411, 757 156, 578 10, 568,335 2,547,119 13,115,454
1878................................................ 13,174,079 125,968 13,300,047 2,774,934 16, 074, 981
1879......................... ....................... 13,802,840 361,319 14,164,159 3,680, 932 17,845,091
1880................................................. 16,887,230 319,868 17, 207,098 6,944,087 24,151,185
1881................................................ 25, 785, 004 567,503 i 26,352,507 5,802, 306 32,154,813
1882................................................ 13,102,401 635,422 13,737,823 8,165, 728 21,903,551
........................................................ 18, 538,101 381,422 18, 919,583 12,253, 733 31,173,316
1884................................................. 10, 322, 960 235, 322 10,558,282 4,872,933 ; 21,431,215
1885................................................. 10, 634,137 170,123 16, 754,260 5,652, 749 22,457, 012
N o. 65.—DUTCH W E S T IN D IE S A N D D UTCH G U IA N A .
1870................................................. 937,265 33, 672 970,937 672, 336 1,643,273
1871............................................... 824,120 25, 788 849,908 1,0*20, 222 1,870,130
1872................................................. 767, 344 24, 946 792,290 3,064, 501 1,856,791
........................................................ 954,852 43,359 998,211 1,182, 994 2,181, 205
1874................................................ 979, 001 21,386 1, 000,387 3,580, 736 2, 581,123
1875................................... ............. J 818,424 20,843 839,267 1,486, 577 2,325, 844
1876.................................................. 857, 546 15,450 872,996 671, 726 1,544, 722
1877................................................. 966,32fi 18, 308 984,630 690, 694 1, 675,324
1878................................................. ! 685,789 3,588 689,377 624,934 1,314, 311
........................................................ 789, 303 8,305 797,606 872, 222 1,660, 828
......................................................... 1, 090, 9G6 32,371 1,103,337 1,637,387 2, 740, 724
......................................................... 1,169, 084 20, 868 1,189,952 2,996,895 4,186,847
1882................................................. 1,125, 943 12, 028 1,138,871 2,046,283 3,185,154
1883........................... - ................... 1, 027,468 13,493 1,040,961 1,355,101 2,396,062
........................................................ 896, 728 6,705 903,433 1,270,710 2,174,143
1885................................................. 950, 520 15,340 j 968,860 j 652,007 1,617,867

,2 IMPORTS AND EX PO R TS— ISV C O U N TRIES.
VALUE of
AiERCHANUiaE Imported iu(, Exported (roni,
tbe United States, &c.—Coniini(e(i.
No. 66.—DUTCH E A ST IN D IE S.
Year ending J" une 30—
Exports.
Domestic. 1
Foreigu.
i
i
Total exports.
Im ports.
Total im ­
ports and ex-
1 p o rts.
1870.............................................
1874....................................... *
1882..........................................
Dollars.
155,972
203, 785
111, 323
255,134
451,4G2
1,034,159
633,612
2,667,893
1,456,3G2
1,477,510
2,600,878
1,728,780
3,020,093
2,407,131
2,110,323
Dollars.
2,664
122
194
jggr, ...................... 2,103,066
Dollars.
158,636
203,785
111, 323
255,134
451, 584
1,034,159
633, 612
2,667,893
1,456,362
1,477,510
2,600,878
1,728,786
3,020,287
2,407,131
2,110,323
2,103,066
Dollars. Dollars,
2, 550, 092 2,709, 328
3, 043,131 3,240, 916
7, 325, 202 7,436,525
7, 550,954 : 7,812, 088
3, 857, 700 4, 309, 290
6, 775,399 1 7, 809, 558
5, 989,028
4, 511,214
4, 568, 515
5,435,331
6, 280, 672
7, 249, ail
4,122,880
0,623, 240
7,179,107
6,024, 877
6,912, 841
8,881,550
8,978,597
7,143,167
2, 645,917 j 5,053,048
jgg^. _ __ 3,507,727 1 5,018,050
K b . 6 7 .— P E R U .
3,261,671 j 5, 364,737
1870...................................... -- 1,858,244 115,923 1,974,167 2, 557, 833 4, 532, 000
1871........................................... 2,279,773 101,232 2,381, 005 4, 731,430 7,112,495
1872........................................... 4,439,995 155,408 4,595,403 1,608,983 6,264,386
1873........................................... 2,671,534 193,411 2, 864, 945 1,186,161 4,051,106
1874................ ........................... 1,811,369 103,502 1,914, 871 1, 256,280 3,171,157
1875......................... ................... 2,443,657 37,284 2,480,941 1,291,235 3,772,176
1876......................................... 1,001,722 31,176 1,032, 898 1,426,043 2,458,941
1877........................................... - 1,239,006 61,546 1,300,552 1,479,511 2,780, 063
1878................ -.......................... 975,507 30,131 1,005,638 1, 531, 591 2,587,229
1879........................................... 1,293,991 11,371 1, 305,362 1, 857,859 3,163, 221
1880............................................. 907,603 10,533 918,136 361,308 1,279,444
1881............................................. 93,785 3,745 97, 530 760,556 858, 086
1882............................................. 533,823 10,996 544, 819 3,029,676 3,574, 495
1883............................................ 487,360 6,534 493, 894 2, 526,918 3,020,812
1884......................................... 1,043,902 26,626 1, 070, 528 2, 077,645 3,148,173
1885....................................... . 735,979 6,126 742,105 1,764,890 2,500, 985
No. 68.—PORTUGAL.
1870............................................ 1,528,056 37,907 1,565,963 303,997 1,860, 060
1 8 7 1 ......................................... 1,423,949 6, 345 1,430, 294 329,064 1,750,358
1872.............................. ........... 1,508,484 8,939 1,517,423 461,013 1,978,486
1873............................................. 1,180,187 5,450 1,185,637 579,075 1,764, 712
1874....................................... 1,553,042 25, 819 1, 578,861 506,135 2, 084, 906
1875.......................................... 2,820,099 48,737 2, 868, 836 480,362 8.340, 198
1876............................................ 3,169,027 78,785 3, 247, 812 573,688 8, 821, 500
1877............................................ 2,361,734 19, 030 2,380,764 524,826 2,905* 590
1878............................................ 3,879,896 131, 645 ’4, 011, 541 429,447 4,440,988
1879............................................ 4,897,290 29, 871 4, 927,161 454,385 5,881,540
1880............................................ 4,580,764 8, 972 4,5,95, 736 770,697 5,360,433
1881............................................ 4,291,088 178 4,291,266 758,202 5,049,468
1882............................................ 4,522,403 67,368 4, 589,771 1, 143,884 5,731,655
1883............................................ 5,363,122 121,915 5,485, 037 1, 093,476 0, 578, 513
1884.......................................... 4,607,321 11, 610 4, 618,931 1,262,800 5,881,731
1885.......................................... 4,553,4-6 44,901 4,598,346 1,007,150 5,605,490

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES. 53
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
the U nited S tates, &e__Continued.
Year-ending June 30—
N o. 69.—PO RTUG UESE P O SSE SSIO N S.
Domestic.
i
Exports.
1
Foreign.
Total ex*
ports.
Imports.
Total imports
and exports.
D ollars. D ollars. D ollars. D ollars. D ollars.
1870................. ............... 198,496 2,320 200,816 42, 4y7 243,293
1871................................. 166,559 1,743 168,302 82,432 250,734
1872.............................. 211,193 2,225 213,418 192, 515 405,933
1873 ....................... 178,030 2,877 180,907 125,877 306,784
1874 ........................ 215,293
215,293 47,958 263,251
1875................................. 298,388 2,804 301,192 149,409 450,001
1876.................................
1,767 305,130 67,928 373,058
1877................................. 451,178 1,737 452,915 78,514 531,429
1878................................. 645,108 2,000 647,108 61,203 708,311
1879................................ 630,995 5,211 636,206 109,268 745,474
1880................................. 365,161 7,090 372,251 152,964 525,215
1881................................. 526,852 6,547 533,399 229,427 762,826
1882................................. 649,612 13,032 662,644 109,892 772,536
1883................................. 626,736 9,365 636,101 73,354 709,455
1884................................. 575, 891 7,475 583,366 62,665 646,031
1885................................. 413,272 7,773 421,045 100,517 521,562
N o . 70.—RUSSIA.
1870................................. 4,180, 639 13,721 4,194,360 1,581,637 5,775,997
1871................................. 6,777,442 26,366 6, 803,808 1,462,901 8,266,709
1872................................. 6,917,709 4,076 6, 921,785 1,965,393 8,887,178
1873................................ 13,764,256 20,545 11,784,801 2,212,293 13,997,094
1874................................. 10,284,803 15,937 10, 300,740 1,257,170 M, 557,910
1875................................. 11,481,758 2,379 11,484,137 1,399,759 12,883,896
1876............................... 11,922,285 1,548 11,923,833 1,112,152 13,035,985
1877................................ 4,423,661 769 4,424,430 618,534 5,042,964
1878................................ 11,100,249 6,682 11,106,931 671,320 11,778,251
1879................................. 16,719,984 5,479 16,725,463 662,750 17,388,213
1880................................. 13,226,614 2,932 13,229,546 765,249 13,994,795
1881................................. 16,022,735 3,149 16,025,884 2,887,153 18,913,037
1882................................. 11,563,646 10,132 11,573,778 2,560,021 14,139,799
1883................................. 19,123,248 18,503 19,141,751 2,599,995 21,741,746
1884................................. 11,295,491 821 11,296,312 2,779,659 14,075,971
1885................................. 7,761,751 995 7,762,746 3,091,449 10,854,195
N o. 71.—SP A IN .
1870................................................. 9,749,645 32,858 9,782,403 3,638,345 13,420,748
1871................................................. 10,248,320 3,566 10,251,886 4,188,445 14,440,331
1872................................................. 9,445,705 20,861 9,466,566 4,426,165 13,892,731
1873................................................. 10,056,724 16,909 10, 073,633 4,962,431 15,036,004
1874............................................... 11,643,715 9,423 11, 653,138 4,598, 204 16,251,342
1875................................................. 7,540,086 27,290 7,567,376 4,534, 666 12,102,042
1876................................................. 10,138,320 9,400 10,147,720 i, 399,863 13,547,583
1 8 7 7 .............................................. 10,461,750 11,726 10,473,476 3,280,836 13,754,312
1878............................................... . 8,200,840 4,626 8,205,466 3,265,646 11,471,112
1879................................................. 12,438,903 86,426 12,525,329 3,334,241 15,859,570
1 8 8 0 ............................................... 14,641,237 16,647 14,657,884 5,052,419 19,710,303
1881......................................... .. 12,536,283 18,264 12,554,547 5,933,995 18,488,542
1 8 8 2 .............................................. 11,997,881 16,327 12,014,208 5,999, 506 18,013,714
1883............................................... 16,815,708 115,579 16,931,287 7,794,345 24,725,632
1 8 8 4 .............................................. 11,690,023 5,167 11,895,190 6,207,520 18,102,710
1885................................................. 11,967,165 23,903 11,991,068 4,703,945 16,695,013

54 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
the United S tates, &c.—Continued.
N o . 72.—CUBA.
T ear ending Ju n e 30—
E xp orts.
Domestic. Foreign.
Total exports.
Im ports.
T otal imports
and exports.
Dollars. DoUars. Dollars. Dollars. DoUars.
1870.............................................. 12,879,287 1,250,527 14,129,814 53, 777,108 67,906, 922
1871.............................................. 13,768,060 1,040,737 14,808,797 57,534, 925 79,343,722
1872.............................................. 12,960,831 889,796 13,850,027 67,2G4,415 81,115, 042
1873.............................................. 15,117,767 lt 2SO,110 1C, 397,877 77,077, 725 93,475, 602
1874.............................................. 15,677,716 1,426,907 17,104,623 85,428, 097 102,532,720
1875.............................................. 14,185,956 1,166,481 15,352,437 64,587,717 79,940,154
1876.............................................. 12,080,303 768,167 12,848,470 56, 007, 86C 68,850,330
1877..................................... ........ 12,709,003 662, 575 13,371,578 65,828,395 79,199,973
1878.............................................. 11,365,013 624,250 11,989,263 ! 56,901,332 68,890, 595
1879.............................................. 12,201,691 529,364 12,731,055 63, 649,656 76,380,711
1880.............................................. 10,924,633 301, 060 11, 225,099 65,423, 018 76,618,717
1881............................................ 10,099,276 365, 309 11,364,585 63, 003, 404 74,307, 989
1882.............................................. 11,775,073 359, 751 12,134,824 70,450,052 | 82, 585,470
1883.............................................. 14,567,918 535,785 15,103,703 i 65,544,534 80, 048,237
1884.............................................. 10,562,8*0 347,873 10, 910,753 . 57,181,497 68, 092,250
1885.............................................. 8,719,195 280, 965 9,106,160 | 42,306, 093 51, 312, 253
N o. 73.—PORTO RICO.
1870.............................................. 2,220,705 80, 006 2,300,711 8,183,249 10,483,960
1871'.............................................. 2,511,305 86,334 2,597,639 9,452,445 12,050, 084
1872.............................................. 2,406,252 136, 907 2,543,159 11,327,766 13,870,925
1873.............................................. 1,913,333 88, 857 2,002 190 7,979,031 9,981,221
1874.............................................. 1,857,060 149,329 2, 000,389 0,884,719 8. 891,108
1875.............................................. 2,113,638 97, 563 2,211.201 0, 013,682 9,124, 883
1876................................-.......... 1,750,162 65, 794 1,815,956 4,173,794 5, 980,750
1877.............................................. 1,980,265 169,320 2, 089,585 4,405,752 6,495,387
1878.............................................. 1,504,431 49,358 1,553,789 4,800,817 6,354, 606
1879............................................. 1,771,483 39,191 1,810,674 4,384,954 6,195,628
1880.............................................. 1,- 969,284 47,289 2,016,573. ! 5,443,886 7,460,459
1881............................................. 1,712,732 50, 980 1,763,712 j 3,860,199 5, 023,911
1882.............................................. 1,838,214 24,367 1,802,581 ' 5,716,874 7, 579, 455
1883.............................................. 2,116,499 48, 209 2,164,708 ! 5,477,493 7, 642,201
1884............................................ 2,188,609 36, 006 2,224, 615 i 6,890,450 9,115,071
1885.............................................. 1,533,177 36,028 1,569,205 ;
i
6,104,263 7,073,468
No. 74.—ALL SP A N ISH P O S SE S SIO N S OTHER T H A N CUBA A N D
PORTO RICO.*
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
212,460 9, 339 221,799 6,684,086 6, 905,885
119,805 9,481 129,286 5,638,308 5, 767,594
134/548 5,886 140,434 7, 781,629 7, 922,063
109,959 1,211 111, 170 6,208,340 6,319,510
131,303 226 131, 589 6,311,113 6, 442,702
179,575 3,243 182, S18 6, 963, 638 7,146,456
186,337 5,327 191, 664 5, 038,508 5, 830,172
181,411 610 182,021 7,366,857 7, 548; 878
224,807 8,238 233,045 8,093,664 8,320,709
313,954 740 314,694 5,751, G69 6, 066,363
180,564 1,950 182,514 6,770.154 6, 052,668
280,604 2,428 283,032 :j 9, 318,966 9, 601,098
330,619 9,146 339,765 ;: 10,497,642; 10, 837, 407
315,942 8,532 324,474 10, G17,563 1 10,042,037
206,979 8,027 275,006 1 12,453,203 12,728,209
820,469 6, 872 327,341 7,917,122 8,244,463
♦Principally Canary and Philippine Islands.

IMPORTS AMI EXPORTS— m COUNTRIES. r>r>
VAIjTTE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, ami Exported iiom,
the U nited S ta tes, &o.—Continued.
N o . 7 5 . — S W E D E N A N D N O R W A Y .
Y e a r e n d in g ; J u n o 3 0 —•
| E x p o r t * .
! D e m e n ti* * .
f
F o r e ig n ,
T o t a l e x ­
p o r t s .
I m p o r t s .
j
i
T o t a l i m ­
p o r t s a m i e x ­
p o r t s .
! D o l l a r s . D o lla r s . D o lla r s . D o lla r s . j D o lla r s .
1 8 7 0 .............................................................. 1 U*5, 5 32 105, 532 1 ,1 8 0 ,7 4 1 ! 1, 280, 273
1 8 7 1 ............................................................... ! 1 ,3 1 4 ,7 9 7 83 1 ,3 1 8 , 880 1 .8 3 9 ,0 2 4 1 3, 157, 904
1 8 7 2 ............................ ............................. 712,05.') 742, 055 1 ,7 7 0 ,5 8 6 % 512, 041
1 8 7 3 .............................................................. 2,54'.> ,M 0 2 ,5 1 2 ,3 3 0 2 ,5 9 8 ,0 5 2 5, 110, 382
1 8 7 4 ............................................. ................ 2 ,3 8 5 ,0 8 8 1 ,3 8 6 2 ,3 8 0 ,4 7 4 2, 037, 914 4 .4 2 4 ,3 8 8
1 8 7 5 ............................................................. 8 2 1 ,0 0 3
8 2 1 ,0 0 3
5 4 6 ,8 5 1 j
I, 368, 451
1 8 7 6 ............................................................... 1 ,4 0 0 ,0 8 7
5, 131 1 .4 0 0 ,1 2 1
347, 945 ; 1, 814, 066
1 8 7 7 ......................... ..................................... 2, 041, ('25 15, 14 T 3 ,0 5 0 , 709 248. 562 | 3. 3(H), 331
1 8 7 8 ............................................................... ‘ 2 ,7 9 2 ,2 : .* 15, 332 2 ,8 0 7 ,5 6 0 1 3 7 ,7 5 0 j 2, 945, 3 Hi
1 8 7 9 .............................................................. 2 ,1 3 8 , 401 8. 791 2 ,1 4 7 ,2 5 2 213, 924 . 2, 3 0 1 ,1 7 6
1 8 8 0 ............................................................ 2, 305, 07*
20, 725
2 .3 8 0 , 403
688, 968 '
3. 075, 360
1 8 8 1 ............................................................... j 3, 405, 484
812 3 ,4 9 0 ,2 9 0
947, 89(5 4. 3 5 4 ,1 9 2
1 8 8 2 ............................................................... ! 1 ,7 4 0 ,8 ) 3 2, 978 1 .7 4 3 ,7 9 1 i;\i3 9 , 972 3, 383, 763
1 8 8 3 ............................................................. ! 2 .8 2 2 ,1 1 5 2 ,8 2 4 ,5 4 8 1 ,8 3 1 ,1 7 1 4. 055, 719
1 8 8 1 ........................................................... 2 ,4 4 0 ,1 1 2 3 ,0 5 0 2 ,4 4 3 ,1 (5 2 3 ,0 4 9 , 838 5. 493, 0(H)
1 8 8 5 ............................................................ .. ; 8 ,1 1 5 ,7 7 4 2, 504 3 . 1 1 8 ,2 7 8 , 2 ,6 1 0 ,6 7 1 i 5. 728, 949
N o . 7 6 . — T U R K E Y I N E U R O P E , A S I A , A N D A F R I C A .
1 8 7 0 . . .......................................................... 2, 505, 2 80 1 3 ,0 2 5 2, 578, 314 6 7 8 ,7 1 8 3, 257, 032
1 8 7 1 ............................................................... 1 ,2 4 9 , 071 1,314 1 ,2 5 0 , 385 5 2 7 ,4 0 3 1, 777, 878
1 8 7 2 .............................................................. 1,2(5), 4 48 0 ,9 9 5 1 .2 1 0 , 438 8 0 6 ,7 1 9 2. 0 8 3 ,1 5 7
1 8 7 3 .............................................................. 1, 542, 002 10, 983 1 ,5 3 3 ,0 4 5 ' 1 1 3 4 ,0 1 8 2, (587, 0(53
1 8 7 4 .............................................................. 2, 545), 45)3 9 ,0 5 8 2 ,5 5 8 ,5 5 1 786, 877 3 ,8 4 5 ,4 2 8
1 8 7 5 . . . . . ................................................ 4, 244, 884 31 4 ,2 4 4 , t)18 579, 947 4, 8 2 4 ,8 6 5
1 8 7 6 . . . . . - ............................................... 8, 388, 371 2, 258 3 ,3 9 0 , 629 ' 439, 047 3 ,8 3 0 ,2 7 (5
1 8 7 7 ............................................................... 9, 388, 501
9 ,3 3 8 ,5 0 1
429, 017 9, 7 6 7 ,5 1 b
1 8 7 8 ............................................... 1 ,4 1 3 ,0 0 1
100 1 ,4 ) 3 ,1 0 1 ' 558, 091 1 ,9 7 1 ,2 5 2
1 8 7 9 ................................ ............................. 4 ,7 1 8 ,7 7 0 532 4 ,7 1 9 ,5 0 2 H56, 046 ■\ 875, 94b
1 8 8 0 ............................................................ 1 ,9 1 3 , 122
1 ,9 1 3 ,1 2 2 1 ,2 0 1 ,3 1 0 3, 1 1 4 ,4 3 8
1 8 8 1 ............................................................ 1 ,4 9 0 ,2 7 8 ’ 121 1 ,4 9 9 ,3 9 9 ! 1, 582, 307 3, 061,71)6
1 8 8 2 ............................................................ 2, 585, 250
2, 585,25(5 2 ,6 7 8 ,4 3 7 5, 263, 698
1 8 8 3 ............................................................
1 8 8 4 ..................................... ..........................
1, 305), 708
1 ,4 5 5 .4 5 2
31
1 ,3 6 9 ,7 0 3
I. 155, 483 1
2 ,1 0 8 ,0 6 7 ;
», 6 5 1 ,1 4 1 |
8, 538, 670
5, 006, 624
1 8 8 5 ................a...................................... 1 ,4 0 0 ,8 8 7 1,804 . 1 ,4 0 2 ,6 9 1 3 ,1 5 3 ,9 0 0 j 1 ,5 5 6 ,5 9 1
N o . 7 7 . — U N I T E D S T A T E S O F C O L O M B I A ( N e w G r a n a d a a n d P a n a m a ) .
1 8 7 0 ....................................................... 3. 970, 390 178, 759 4 ,1 5 8 , 155 4, 508, 723 8, 666, 878
1 8 7 1 .......................................... ................... 3, 830, 837 227, 712 4, 0 6 4 ,5 4 9 5, 570, 052 9, 634, 601
1872 ......................................................... 4, 259, 398 181, 501 4, 4 40, 899 6 ,1 3 1 ,3 7 2 10, 572, 271
18711.................... ......................................... 5 ,1 9 0 , 703 207, 070 3 ,3 7 3 .7 7 3 6 ,1 4 8 , 840 11, 522, 618
3 8 7 4 ........................................................... 5, 043, 140 223, 654 5, 260, 800 7, 363, 757 1 2 ,6 3 0 , 557
1 8 7 5 .................................................. .. .. 4, 200, 018 226, 349 4 .4 3 2 , 907 12, 284, 063 1 6 ,7 1 7 , 030
1 8 7 6 ....................................... ...................... 3, 8b7, 210 101, 804 4, 052, 014 5, 0 3 4 ,2 7 3 9, 0 8 6 ,2 8 7
1 8 7 7 ........................................ ................ 3,5)42, 742 78, 107 4, 020, 009 5, 0 2 3 ,3 2 6 9, 0 4 4 ,2 8 5
1 8 7 8 . ............................................................ 4 ,3 7 1 ,1 9 8 1 2 4 ,1 2 4 , 1, 193, 322 5 ,8 4 8 ,0 4 3 , 1 0 ,3 4 3 , 365
1 8 7 9 ........................................................... 5 ,1 9 9 , 0 48 328, 306 3, 528, 014 0, 330, 946 ' 1 1 ,8 5 8 ,9 0 0
1 8 8 0 . . . . . . ................................................ ; 5 ,2 2 8 ,8 3 0 1 0 8 ,4 7 8 ' 5, 3 3 7 ,3 1 4 8 .4 4 1 , 972 18, 779, 28(5
1 8 8 1 .............................. ................................ | 5 ,1 7 9 ,3 0 0 2 0 3 ,7 7 2 5, 3 8 3 ,1 3 8 5 ,9 9 1 ,8 9 0 ; U , 875, 028
1 8 8 2 ............................................................... i 6 ,2 3 0 ,9 1 0 177, 430 , 6, 4 0 8 ,3 4 0 4 ,9 6 1 ,4 7 0 1 1 ,8 0 9 ,8 1 6
1 8 8 3 ..................................................... * ' • .. 0 ,7 1 0 , 787 ! 1 4 9 ,1 8 4 : 6 ,8 6 8 ,9 7 1 : 5 ,1 7 1 ,4 5 5 | 1 2 ,0 4 0 ,4 2 6
1 8 8 4 ......................................................... 6 ,1 7 4 ,5 7 4 ' 2 0 7 ,2 4 7 0 ,3 8 1 ,8 2 1 3 ,8 9 1 ,8 4 3 ' 1 0 ,2 7 3 ,6 6 4
1 8 8 5 ............................................................... 5 ,3 0 7 ,4 1 2 ; 1 8 5 ,9 5 7 5 ,5 8 3 ,3 6 9 2 ,3 4 2 ,0 7 7 7, 9 2 5 ,4 4 6

56 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of MERCHANDISE Imported into, and Exported from,
tbe United States, & c Continued.
No. 78.—U RUGUAY.
T e a r ending Ju n e 30—
Domestic.
Exports.
Foreign.
T otal exports.
Im ports.
Total imports
and exports.
t
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1870.............................................. 1,142, 602 56, 635 1,199, 237
1871.....................: ........................ 1,026,554 17,017 1,043,571
1872............................................ . 1,620,744 52, 597 1,673, 341
1873............................................... 1,836,421 81,144 1,917, 565
1874.............................................. 1,115, 042 32,578 1,147, 620
1875.............................................. 1,440,665 68,273 1,508, 938
1876.............................................. 1,126,123 11,470 1,137,593
1877............................................. 1, 077,434 22, 953 1,100, 387
1878.............................................. 1,061,417 32, 015 1,093,432 ;
1879.............................................. 877,615 61,747 939,362
1880............................................ . 880,371 48, 080 928,451
1881.............................................. 1,536, 326 76,286 1,612, 612
1882 ............................................ 1,457,978 97,510 1,555,488
1883............................................. 1,385,755 67,063 1,452,818
1884................................. . .......... 1,239,923 128,495 1,368,418 |
1885.............................................. 1,601,759 80,684 1, 682, 443
No. 79 —VENEZUELA.
Dollars.
1, 630, 400
2, 570, 885
3,397, 511
3, 571, 376
2, 515,5C3
2, 935, 039
1,804, 552
2,195, 278
2,437,102
1, 780,140
5,542, 035
4,104, 663
6, 837, 736
3, 980,110
2 ,128,981
2, 734,617
Dollars.
2,829, 637
3,614, 456
5,070, 852
5, 488, 941
3, C61, J83
4,440,(77
2, 942, 145
3, 295, 605
3, 530, 534
2, 739, 502
0,470, 486
5, 777, 275
8, 293, 224
5, 432, 028
3, 497,: 99
4, 437, 660
1870.............................................. 850,048 16,492 866,540 1, 917,315 2, 783, 855
1871........... . ................................ 819,743 ! 19,850 839,593 2, 902, 091 3, 741, 684
1872.............................................. 905,260 34,580 939,840 4, 455,14G 5, 394, !M>
1873............................................ 1,526,342. 47,305 1,573, 647 5, 512, 910 7, 086, 557
1874........................ ..................... 1,860, 229 71,045 1,931,274 5, 399,786 7, 331, 060
1875.............................................. 1,879,654 39,075. 1, 918,729 5, 227, 575 ! 7, 146, 304
1876............................................. 2,813,694 57,299 2,870,993 5, 510,789 ! 8, 387, 782
1877.............................................. 2,775,149 38,892 2,814,041 7, 000,801 !), 814, 842
1878............................................ 2,751,795 52,870 2,804,665 7, 310,297 10, 114, 962
1 8 7 9 ........................................ 1,926,923 46,804 1,973,727 4, 855,034 (», 828, 761
1880.................................... 2,268,705 62,040 2,330,745 6, 039,092 8, 837
1881.............................................. 2,704,063 64,541 2,768, 604 6,601,81,7 i 9, 370, 421
1882.......................................... 2,137,100 38,085 2,175,185 5, 7-i 6,300 i 7, 921, 485
1883.............................................. 2,363,211 40,494 2,403,705 5, 901,724 8, 305,420
1884.............................................. 2,388,945 39, 016 2,427,961 6, 674, 041 i 9,102,002
1885..................................... 2,992,968 50,641 3,043, 609 6, 309, 580 | 9, 353, 189
No. 80.—ALL OTHER COUNTRIES.
1870................................................... 703,456 38,467 741, 923 988,058 ' I, 729, 981
1871............................ 1,293,928 58, 558 1,352,486 ! 1,515,614 j 2, 868,100
1872......................... 636,550 61,692 698,242 1,287,006 1,985,908
1873........................... 864,934 53,436 918,370 1,396,252 ■ 2, 314, 622
1874................................... 1, 032,621 42, 969 1, 075, 590 i.isri.o o o ; 2, 210,596
1875................................... 1,276,443 79,462 1,355,905 1,030,483 ; 2, 380, 838
1876......................
2,034,955 77,448 2,112,403 1,183,794
3, 296,197
0 A A A '7'Vi
1877........................................... 1 SfiA 70S 54 295 Aj T U610 lvj wJw 003
Q )r* iW 7 t
c^'O, Ol/ j
1878...................... 1, 900, 830 57,420 1,958, 250 971,493 ; 2, 929,743
1879.................... 2,072,527 58,591 2 , 131,118 • 958,048 i 3, 080,166
1880.................... 1,934,767 53,493 1,988, 260 , 1,11.6,471 ! 3,101,731
1881......... ... .. 3,003,948 70,547 1,974,495 2,756,479 j 4, 730, 974
m . . . ........... ' 2,177,932 1 71,380 2,243, 3H8 4,042,480 i 6, 891,848
1881................... i 2, 027,679 85, 267 Z 112, mo 5, M 6, 386 7,429, 332
1884..................... j 2,072,029 70,758 j 2,142,787 20,906,765 , 23, 105,552
1885.................... 2,515,754 j 65,502 2,581, 256 ; 17,101,836 | 19, 683,092

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS----BY COUNTRIES. 5 7
VALUE of GOLD and SILVEIi COIN and BULLION Imported
into, and Exported from, the United States, by Countries,
from 1870 to 1885, inclusive.
K o t e .— In tli© following tables only those years of the above period appear in w hich im ports or
exports o f specie occurred.
N o. 81.—A R G E N T IN E REPUBLIC.
Y ear ending J u n e 30—
Dom estic.
E xports.
Foreign.
T otal exports.
Im ports.
T otal im ­
ports and «jx*
j ports.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1870 ................................................
1871......................... ....................... 13, 092
9, 571
67, 651
9, 571
80,743
9', 571
80,743
1877 ................................................ 250
250
1878........ ......................................... 1 351 1 351
1879................................................ 889 889 1,000 1,889
N o. 82.—BELGIUM .
1870 ............ .................................. 930
1876.................................................
1880..................................................
1881.................................................
1882 . ..........................................
570
5,597
30,880
6
1884 ................................................. 550,990 550,990
1885............................................... 19,534
930
570
5,597
30,880
6
550,090
19,534
N o, 83.—BRAZIL.
1870 .............................................. 42, 263 1,260
1871....................................
72,440
1872 .................................................
60,412
1878.................................................
1874.......................................... 1, 314
1875.................................................
1876.................................................
1877..................................................
2,981
12,729
2,200
2,350
3.000
1.000
1,000
43, 523
75,421
73,141
2,200
3,664 ;
3.000
1, 000
1.000
14,740
9,433
11,865
17, 652
22, 668
5,183
6, 792
1878.................................................. 3, 063
1879..................................................
1880.................................................
1881.................................................
1883.......................................... 800
800
10,197
10,881
872
499
1884................................................. 1,000 5,250 6,250
300
1885..................................................
■ 8,525 8,525 3,666
58,263
84,854
85,006
19, 852
26, 332
8,183
7,792
1,000
3,063
10,197
10,881
872
1,299
6,550
12,191
N o. 84.— CHILI.
1870.............................
1873.................................
1875.............................
1876.................................
487,510
154,926
200
100
487,510
154,926
200
100
1877................................................ 9,348
1882......................... ...........
1883 ................................... i
1884.................................................. 25,000 i 25,000
1885................................................
......................... 1
i
500
8,155
728
487, 510
154,926
200
100
9,348
500
8,155
25,728

58 IMPOSTS AND EXPORTS----BY COUNTRIES,
VALUE of GOLD and SILVER COIR and BULLIONS’ Im p o r t e d
into, and E x p o r t e d from, the U n i t e d S t a t e s , &e.— C o n tin u e d .
No. 85.—CENTRAL A M ER IC A N STATES.**
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
•axpurts.
Domestic. Foreign. !
j
T otal exports.
1 Im ports.
T otal im ­
ports and
p o rts.
1870 .
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875 „
l*7tf .
1877 .
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881..
1882 .
1883.
1884 .
1885.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. | Dollars. D ollars.
897,306 31,911 ! 929,217 j 1,108 ' 930, 325
87,889
87,889 1 47,383 , 185, 272
525,890 | 15,000 | 540,890 j 19,033 559, 923
379,759 5,980 ( 385,739 ! 6,354 392, 098
593,459 ! 41, 012 i 634,471 | 40,919 : 675 390
308,410 i 89, 292 ! 397,702 ; 192, 208 1 589, 01
46,114 | 2,816 48,930 ; 221,605 270, 535
393, 041 | 4,915 1 395,956 i 204,930 600, 886
274, m I 106,399 1 381, 007 | 101, 393 I 482, 400
297,491 30,122 327, 613 245, 545 573, 158
227, 524 33,022 ! 261,146 175, 056 j 436, 502
146, 508 21,511 j 168,019 241,183 ! 409, 202
259,469 27,060 j 286, 529 110,621 | 397,150
20, 612 3,656 ; 24,268 90, 512 i 114, 780
66,173 57,549 j 123,722 88, 308 I 232, 030
39, 261 1,735 j 40,996 | 191, 893 | 232, 889
* C o m p r isin g N ica r a g u a , G u atem ala, C osta E ic a , H o n d u ra s, and S an S a lv a d o r.
No. 86.—CHINA (including Hong-Kong).
1870 ............................................. 3,369, 547 I 2,554,138 5,923,685 62, 960 5, V80, 045
1871.................................... . 1,878,380 3,093,267 3,571,647 J, 950 3, 573, 597
1872 ........ .................................... 4,790,470 1,199,865 5, 999, 335 700 6,000, 035
1873 ................................... 4,789,608 ! 2,364,941 7,134,549 j 181 7,154, 7: «
1874............................................. 6,621, 400 | 2,759,641 j 9,381, 041 ! 39,772 9,420,813
1875........................................... 5,210,966 : 1, 392,403 ! 6,603,369 j fi, 840 6,610, 209
1876............................................. 5,812,947 j 2,086,642 ; 7,929,589 i 6,908 7,936, 497
1877............................................. 12,255, 259 ! 3,175, 606 ; 15,430, 865 10, 952 15,441,817
1878............................................. 13,200, 925 ' 3,011,050 ( 16,212,575 7, 559 16, 220, 131
1879 ....................................... 4,413,618 i 3, 017, 744 j 7 431,362 134, 635 7r 565r 997
1880 ............................................. 4,282,381 2,230,442 | 6,512, 823 90, 991 6, 003,811
1881....................................... 1,367, 034 2,111,568 | 3,478,002 41,179 3,519, 781
2,307, 620 2, J 42,590 ' 4,450, 210 36, 005 4, 480,215
1883 ........................................... ■! 1,168, 736 . 2,971,7 U 1 7,140,480 192, 801 7, 333, 281
1884.............................................j 4,936, 985 1,404,574 ‘ 9, 341,559 5, 260 9, 340,819
1885........................................... ! 5,188, 705 ! 9,284,528 : 14,573,233 ! 1, 529* 14, 574, 702
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1870
1877
1878
1879
I860
1881
1882
1S83
1884
1885
No. 87.— DENM ARK AND D A N ISH W E ST IN D IE S.!
HD,326 I 10, 625 150,051 ; 122, 378 j
106,111 |... 106,111 1 400
100, 052 | 31,250 J 191,302! 11, 705
134,000 j 3,478 |! 137,478 20, 539 ,
209,500 j... 209, 500 ! 69, 942 !
160,000 .. 160,000 ; 63, 228 ;
38,600 ’. .. 38,000 ; 29, 621 j
1 r,iu) ■ . 1,500 i
476, 879
6,200 : 1,000 I| 7,200 ; 399,591
21,658 ! 31,658 : 248, 623 ;
......... ' 158, 202 I
............ ; 28,125 1
1,285 > 29,501;
10,995 1 81,703 ;
n3,,3;j”
1 A ll to and Horn Mm D a n ish ~\7co t I n d ie s.
273, 329
160, M l
203,007
158, 017
279, 442
223, 228
07,621
1,500
170, 870
100, 791
270, 281
158, 202
28,125
30,780
1)8,758
93, 137

IMPORTS AND EXPORT*— BY COUNTRIES. 59
VALUE of GOLD and SILVER COIN aud BULLION Imported
into, and Exported from, the U nited S tates, &c.—Continued.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
3880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
Y e ar ending J u n e 30—
Domestic.
N o. 8 8 —FR A N C E .
Exports.
Dollars.
635,249
812,805
410,650
6,403,242
16,961,324
6,970,818
2,135,450
1,812,081
173,200 !
64,200
5,000
3,288,250
1,321,274
5,803,195
1,807,675
I Foreign.
Dollars.
97,358
48,900
14,400
100,900
169,860
106,175
422,700 |
338,888
81,890
27,880
71,300
112, 200 j
59,940
9,360
28,740 I
T otal exports.
Dollars.
732, 607
861,705
431,050
6,504,142
17,121,184
7,076,993
2, 558,150
2,150, 969 |
255,090 !
92, 080 1
76, 300
3, 400,450
1,381,214
5,812, 555
836,415 j
Im ports.
Dollars.
3,746
24,050
324
79,213
3,569,483
547,487
2,799,248
654,178
1, 489, 544
33,407, 571
18,220, 825
1, 516,070
104,432
3, 971,550 j
3,114,266
Total im ­
p o rts and exports.
Dollars.
736,353
885,755
431,374
6,583,355
20,690,667
7,624,480
5,357,398
2,805,147
1, 744,634
33,499,651
18,297,125
4, 916,520
1,485,646
9, 784,105
3, 950,681
N o. 89.—F R E N C H P O S S E S S IO N S IN A F R IC A A N D A DJA CENT
ISL A N D S.
1873................................................. I
1876.................................................
1877.................................................
......................... !
1878.................................................
1879.................................................
1882.................................................
10,466
4,648
350 I
2,895
962 :
1,428 |
10,466
4,648
350
2, 895
962
1,428
N o. 90.—FR E N C H W E ST IN D IE S A N D F R E N C H G U IA N A
1876................................................ 26,000 26,000
j
1877................................................. 27,757 27, 757 1,067
1878................................................
1879................................................. 14,500 14,500
4,156
1880................................................. 2,752
1881...................... ..........................
2,041
1882................................................. 135,000 135,000
3883................................................. 1,900
1884*............................................... 8,925
8,925
1885................................................. 5,694
26,000
28,824
4,156
14,500
2,752
2,041
135,000
1,900
8,925
5,694
* A ll to F ren ch W est Indies.
No. 91.—G E R M A N Y .
1871 ............................................... 257,999 216, 623 474,622 474,622
1872................................................. 277,038 308,278 585,316 2,069 587,385
1873................................................. 1,643,587 298,462 1,942,049 96,198 2, 038,247
1874................................................. 2,676,241 44,244 2,720,485 164,400 2,884,885
1875................................................. 3,285,265 10,955 3,296,220 645,674 3,941,894
1876 ..................... 1,945,395 1,945,395 168,655 2,114,050
1 8 7 7 ............................................. 736,391 3,990 740,381 526,120 1,266,501
1878................................................. 119,862 56,385 176,247 18,150 194,397
1879................................................. 355,032 355,032 : 45,399 400,431
iKftn ..................... 399,680 399,680 3,143,650 3,543,330
1881.............................................. 333,655 142,531 476,186 31, 502,343 31,978, 529
1882................................................ 213,700 518,488 732,188 4, 893, 661 5,625,849
1883...................................... -• 125,700 242, 355 368, 055 2, 570,717 2,938,772
1884................................................. 900,000 2,130, 234 ' 3,030,234 3,118,799 6,149, 033
1885................................................. 4,031 334,717 | 339,648 7,947,702 8,287,350

60 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS---- BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of GOLD and SILVER COIN and BULLION Importei
into, and Exported from, the United States, &c.—Continued.
No. 92.—GREAT B R IT A IN A N D IR E LA N D .
Y ear en d in g J u n e 30—
i
Domestic.
Exports.
Foreign.
I
T otal ex- |
ports. j
1
Im ports.
T otal im ­
ports and ex
ports.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. !
1870................................................ 24,182,953 6,796,272 ;! 30,979,225 !
1871................................................ 74, 516,475 10,487,238 1! 85,003,713 |
1872.............................................. !1 51,750,818 4,438,388 56,189,206 |
1873 - .................. .. ................... 51^161,357 7,189,668 58,351,025 !
1874................................................ 32, 542,459 3,252,109 1 35,794,568
1875............................................... 53,258,020 1,376,520 54,634,540
1876......................- ...................... . 30,149,398 2,698,876 32,848,274
1877................................................ 23,825,098 5,682,839 29,507,937
1878................................................ 9,635,995 1,944,661 11,580,656 j
1879................................................ 10,432,362 3,752,845 j 14,185,207 :
1880................................................ 2,341,284 2,404,723 4,746,007 !
1881............................................... 8,143,979 1,981,416 j 10,125,395 j
1882................................................ 34,083,231 2,046,448 36,129,679 !
1883................................................ 9,992,854 3,974,563 i 13,967,417 ■
1884................................................ 34,280,029 3,604,669 | 37,884,698 i
1885................................................ 13,034, 544 1,930,260 j 14,964,804
Dollars.
2,977,603
111,996
553,633
498, 570
13,552, 517
1,749,883
1,479,683
23,404,002
12,552,008
3,432,954
36,955,634
43,344,891
13,330,810
2,008,633
3,124,363
6,654,076
Dollars.
33, 956,82;
85,115,70:
56, 74A 83
58, 849, 59;
49, 347,08.
55, 384, 421
34, 327, 95’
;.o, 911, 93
24,132,66
17,618,16
41,701,64
53, 470, 28!
49,460, 48!
15,970, 05!
41,009,16:
21,618, 88!
No. 93.—D O M IN IO N OP C A N A D A A N D OTHER B R IT ISH NORTE
A M ER IC A N P O S SE SSIO N S.
1870..
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
.1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1,510,070 1,510,070 4,824,473 1! 6,334, 54.'
2,226,550 2,226, 550 4,882,214 | 7, It 8,764
3,347, 626 3, 347, 626 4,614,502 | 7, 962,12*
4, 007, 443 4,007,443 6,159,538 10,166,981
3,621, 983 3, 621,983 3,792.043 7,414,02t
2,070, 796 2, 070,796 4,491,944 6, 562,74(
2,056, 816 2, 056, 816 1, 920,356 3,977,175
1, 455, 548 1,455,548 1,768,712 3,224.26C
*811,422 811,422 2,613,389 3,424,811
1,221, 943 2,669 1, 224, 612 1,743,390 2,968, 005
981, 972 981, 972 2,769, 534 3,751.50C
833, 557 1,000 834, 557 2, 515,802 3,350,359
1, 951,726 1,700 1,953, 426 2, 929, 868 4,883,294
1,643,130 1, 643,130 4,280, 216 5, 923,346
700, 607 700,607 2, 696, 583 3,397,196
578, 600 578, 600 1,125, 680 1,704,286
No. 94.—B R IT IS H W E ST IN D IE S, B R IT ISH H O NDURAS, A N D BRIT'
IS H G U IA N A .
1870................................................ 78, 869 ; 14,520 j 93,389 ; 119,026 212,415
1871................... ............................ 42, 521 1 37,105 j 79, 626 ' 51, 519 ' 131,145
1872............................................... 43,714 j 800 44,514 85,217 129, 731
1873................................................ 22,461 15,702 ‘ 38,163 159,132 ’ 197, 295
1874............................................. 292, 682 ... 292,682 ; 111,103 403, 785
1 8 7 5 ............................................ 3,550 3,550 ‘ 109,778 113, 328
1876..................................... .......... 200 ... 200 ! 116,481 116, 681
1877............................. . .......... 22,126 , 22,502 ; 44,628 206, 483 251, 111
1878.............................................. 6, 875 j ■ 12,409 19,284 185,115 204, 899
1879................... ............................ 42, 003 j 37,666 79,669 288, 250 . 367, 925
1880................... ............................ j 12, 625 | 84,323 ! 96,948 | 498, 771 595, 719
1881................................................ • 1, 000 I 28,737 29,737 ! 474, 617 ' 504, 354
1882........................................... 71,500 i 103,204 174, 7C4 548,054 722, 758
1883................. .............................. ! 30,200 16,104 46, 301 , 308, 070 354, 374
1884..................................... , 31, 807 i 27,184 59,051 , 412,734 471, 785
1885............................................... | 37, 647 ■/ 7,455 , 45,102 | 697, 807 742,909

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES. 61
VALUE of GOLD and SILVER COIN and BULLION Imported
into, and Exported from, the U nited S tates, &c.—Continued.
No. 95.—B R IT ISH E A S T IN D IE S.
Y ear ending J u n e 3 0 -
Exports.
—----------- ..... .......—
Domestic. Foreign.
T otal exports.
Im ports.
T o tal im ­
p o rts and exports.
1878.
1884.
1885.
jDollars. Dollars. Dollars.
52, 350 52, 350
1,579,360 318,000 1, 897,360
Dollars.
156
Dollars.
52,350
156
1,897,360
No. 96.—G IB R A L T A R A N D B R IT IS H P O S S E S S IO N S IN A FR IC A .
1871................................. 9,264 9,264
1872............. ..................
12,226 12,226
1873............. .................. 75,000 75, 000 29,870 104,870
1874.................................
13,798 13,798
1875.................................
61,665 61,665
1876.................................
25,471 25,471
1877................................. 6,761. 6,761
1878................................
55,748 55,748
1879.................................
68,008 58,008
1880................................
69,764 69,764
1881.................................
84,071 84,071
1882...............................
V6,109 76,109
1883............................... 50,118 50,118
1884................. ...............
53,664 58,664
1885............. ................... 49,500 49,500
I
No. 9 7 .—B R IT ISH P O S S E S S IO N S IN A U ST R A L A SIA .
1872
1875
1876
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
....................... 1
6, 000 6, 000
......................... 1
..........................|
1,710 1, 710
8,200
6,200
8,200
6,200
241,861
24,614
6,777
508
115,579
4,331,356
3,138, 085
3, 666,344
48,900
241,861
24,614
6,000
6,777
508
117,289
4,331,356
3,146,285
3,672,544
48, 900
No. 98.—H A Y T I A N D S A N DOM INGO.
1871................................................ 392, 617 960 393, 577 47,831 441,408
1872 ..................... 298,098 298, 098 6,995 305, 098
1873................................................. 943,116 666 943, 782 200,977 1,144, 759
1874 ....................... 191,715 191, 715 283,396 475, 111
1875 ....................... 232,500 232,500 113,955 346,455
1876 ......................... 68,348 68,348 285,530 353,878
1877 ............................. 54,707 54,707 565,842 620, 549
1878 ..................... 77,388 77,388 961,626 1,039,014
1879................................................ 64,567 34,100 98, 667 1,010,124 1,108,791
1880................................................. 340,244 736,178 1, 076,422 1, 006,259 2,082,681
1881................................................. 111, 681 4,300 115,981 599.538 715,519
1882................................................ 69,099 25,370 94,469 1,039,592 1,134,061
1883................................................ 46,171 62,638 108, 809 329,565 438,374
1884.................... ........................... 34,158 212,819 246,977 206,635 453,612
1885................................................. 13,973 201,102 215,075 292,894 507,969

6 2 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of GOLD and SILVER COIN and BULLION Imported
into, and Exported from, tke United States, &c.— Continued
No. 99.—H A W A IIA N ISL A N D S.
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
Domestic.
Exports.
Foreign.
i '
I
T otal exports.
i
Im ports.
Total imports
and exports.
I
Igjn ........................
1871..............................................
1872..................................... . . . .
873..............................................
1874..............................................
1875.............................................
1876 ...............................
1877 ...............................
1878..............................................
1879............................................
1880..............................................
1881.............................................
1852..............................................
1883 .......... ..................
1884 ...............................
1885.,.......................................
Dollars.
60, 000
25,500
30, 000
23,000
35, 000
33,200
30, 000
187,513
100,250
134,980
214,100
202,685
98,945
26,098
1,047,250
697,800
Dollars.
Dollars.
i 60,000
; 25,500
1 30,000
! 23,000
j 35,000
j 33,200
9,595 ! 39,595
187, 513
100,250
j 134,980
245,550 j 459,650
13,520 I 216.205
3,554 j 102,499
9,750 ; 35,848
43,980 | 1, 001,230
| 697,800
1 Dollars.
I 9,525
! 9,910
1 4,487
41, 209
220
5.911
81,428
9,600
6, 626
8.911
45,400
1,100
6, 336
28,336
616,059
Dollars.
69, 525
j 35,410
I 34,487
! 64,209
35,220
; 33,200
' 45,506
! 268,941
: 109,850
141,606
’ 468,561
201, 605
103,599
42,184
1,119,566
j 1,313,859
N o . 1 0 0 . — I T A L Y .
1
1871..............................................
242 242
1873....................................... 60 60
1876..............................................
I 410 410
1877.................... ......................... 136 136
....................... i........................
1881..............................................
____________i......................... 170 170
1883........................... .............. 2,980, 026 4,400 ' 2, 984,426 2,984 420
1885.............................................. ! 500 500
1
No. 101.—JA PA N .
j 1870..............................................'' 363, 868 ! 594,660 958, 528 j 1,131,339 2,089,867
1871.................... ......................... ' 528,445 625,723 1,154,168 ; 89,838 1,244,006
1872..............................................11 3,474,807 1 105,246 i| 3, 580, 053 1 2, 636, 659 6,216,712
1873..............................................|; 6,496,080 i 394,785 6,890,871 | 1, 349, 580 8,240,431
1874............................................. j| 784, 822 | 37,360 822,182 ; 20,910 843,092
1875.............................................. I 12, 733 12,733
1876.............................................. 2, 070 | 2,070 I 38,123 40,193
1877.............................................. 1,289,584 382,954 1,672,538 2,372 1,674,910
1878.............................................. 527, 057 527,057 1 95, C78 622,135
1879............................................. j
49, 322 49,322
1880............................................. 115, 000 ; 155,500 270,500 441, 941 712,441
1881............................................. 2,468,535 j 2,468, 535 904, 008 3,372,543
1882.............................................. 453,362 ! 1,316 454, 678 ! 712, 970 1,167,648
1883....................... ..................... 489, 396 ; 47,520 536, 916 ! 1,061,550 1,598,466
1884.............................................. 457, 900 588,300 1, 046, 200 ! 655, 057 1,701,257
1885.............................................. 1,462,422 !
i
25,424 1, 487,846 j 541, 368 2,029,214
No. 102.—LIBERIA.
1882..................................... 1 I
............. j.......................
1883..............................................1.........................
1884............................................. 1____________ j
1 i i
229 229
265 < 265
1,788 |
1
1,788

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— T!V COUNTRIES. 63
VALUE of GOLD and SILVER COIN and BULLION Imported
into, and Exported from, the U nited States, & c .—Continued.
No. 103.—M EXICO.
1871..
1872..
1873..
1874..
1875..
1876..
1877..
1878..
1$£»..
1880..
1881..
1882..
1883..
1884..
1885..
1881.
1882.,
1883.
1884..
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
Y ear ending J u n e 30—
!
Exports.
------------ Total (*\*
i T otal im-
Im ports. ; p o rts and ex-
Domestic. Foreign. ports. j ports.
Dollars.
38, 500
Dollars. Dollars.
36,500
Dollars.
14,301,475
Dollars.
14, 339,975
25, 000 10,000 35,000 4, 504, 204 4, 539,204
143,797 21,465 165,262 12,154,060 12, 319, 322
57,531 57, 531 8, 893, 541 8, 951,072
23, 788 9,713 33,501 6,460, 389 6,493,890
5,800 1,800 7,600 7, 355,181 7,362,781
5, 239 1 5,239 i 10, 240, 319 10,245,558
32,180 32,180 8, 394,146 8,426, 326
5, 040 4,000 9, 040 8,554,593 8,563,638
3,371 3,371 9,115, 824 9,119,195
1, 5*00 1,500 9,136,324 9,137,824
8,995 9,451 18,446 6, 631, 938 C, 650,384
5,120 91,844 96,964 9, 782,98G 9,879, 950
4,500 331,135 335,635 j 13, 015, 901 13,351,536
3,100 76,306 79,406 j 14, 919,611 14,999, 017
No. 104.--N E T H E R L A N D S.
96,500
2, 071, 652
60, 300
100,500
No. 105.—B U T C H W E S T IN D IE S A N D D UTCH G U IA N A .
18.500 ' 18,500
21,911 !......................... 21,911
13,000 ; 19,344 32,344
31,000 !....
31,000
16,000 L . .
j 16,000
21,000 j .... ! 21,000
5, 2C0 !
14,900 '. . . .
16,787 | 21,987
; 14,900
10, 008 | 31,810 i 41,818
32,250 32,250
7,500 ' 23,295 ! 30,795
1,286 ; 800 ; 2,086
No. 106.—DUTCH E A S T IN D IE S.
1877.................... .......... ! 1 i
i ! - 1
No. 107.—PER U .
43,835
3, C63
9,319
74,224
32, 061
25,446 |
44,831 j
34,613 j
48.574 I
37.574 j
126,8Q3 !
122,835 !
78,185 |
218,333 J
341,317 j
1871. ................................................ 1,200,000 | ......................... 1,200,000 ...........................
1872. ................................................ 1 4,500, 000 | .......................... 4.500,000; 7,522
1873
1874
707, 035 I........................., 707,035 .........„ ..............
187,
................. . . . . I ............ ........... .........................' 53.300
187G
175, 200 ......... ............ 175,200 14,930
1877
......... ......................................... 65,950
1878.
5,134 ..................... 1 5,134 546,705
1879.
....................... | .......................... 1 512,698
1880.
275 ! 275 | 96,927
1881.
12,166' 12,106 i 21,355
1882.
50, 000 .........................I 50,000 ! 4,800
1884.
10, 000 1! 4,900 ! 14,900 : 9,840
1885.
1 j.........................j..........................; 30,844
230
96,500
2,071,652
60,300
100, 500
62,335
24,074
9,819
106,568
63, 061
41,446
65,831
34,613
70,561
52,474
126,803
164,653
110,435
249,128
343,403
230
1,200,000
4,507,522
1,569,189
707,035
53, 3G0
190,130
65,950
551,839
512,698
07,202
33,521
54,800
24,740
30,844

64 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS— BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of GOLD and SILVER COIN and DULLION IMPORTED
into, and Exported from, the United States, &c.—Continued.
No. 108.—PORTUGUESE P O SSE SSIO N S.
Year ending Ju n e 3 0 -
Domestic.
Exports.
Foreign.
Total exports.
Im ports
T o ta l im ­
p o rts and ex
ports.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
Dollars.
Dollars.
4X2 3,282
4,383
7,973
949
D o lla r s .
3,694 |
1, 383
121 8,094
949
Dollars.
j
3,917 i
1,249;
3,649 i
10.584 |
13,030 !
13,837 ;
11, 873 j
1,888
23,506
23,047
17,754 j
27.584 |
196,782 j
44,037
D o lla r s
3, 917
1,249
3, 649
10, 584
13, 030
13, 837
11,873
1,888
27, 200
27,430
25, 848
28, 533
190, 782
44,037
No. 109.—SPA IN .
1872
1875
1876
1879
1880
1882
1884
2,000 2,000
1 1,350 1,350
1,500 1,500 j
1
271
207
1,083
7,650
320
271
207
1,083
2,000
7,650
1,350
1,820
No. 110.—CUBA.
1869 ........................................... 827,935 6,433,813 7,261,748 1,224,883
1870............................................. 212,375 3,070,592 3,282,967 279,307
1871........................................... 432,436 598,969 1,031,405 705,659
1872.............................................. 208,127 693,202 901,329 455.790
1873.............................................. 113,272 117,619 230,891 392,101
1874.............................................. 3,920,265 566,621 4,486,886 844, 369
1875......... .................................... 1,400,702 5,207,870 6,608,572 2,157, 810
1876.............................................. 1,665,755 1,535,707 3,201,462 2,709,822
1877............................................
1878..............................................
39,000 3,259,846
1,173,119
3,298,846
1,173,119
1,870,904
3,983,830
1879........... .................................. 92,638 362,200 454,838 552,785
1880............................. ................ 101,470 1,729,056 1,830,526 3,726,757
1881............................................ 57,441 731,033 788,474 1,643,003
1882............................................ 29,203 630,238 659,441 2,973,272
1 8 8 3 . ...................................... 36,245 2,507,750 2,543,995 3,754,321
1884.......................... ................... 148,890 5,214,832 5,363,722 5,095,500
1885............................................ 23,983 5,447,015 5,470,998 4,802,' 597
8,480, 031
3,502, 274
1,737, 00-1
1,357, 111)
622,992
5,331,255
8, 700, 382
5, 911, 284
5,109,750
3,150, 949
1,007, 623
5,557,283
2,432, 077
3, 632,713
0, 298, 316
10,459,222
10, 273, 595

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS----BY COUNTRIES. 65
VALUE of GOLD and SILVER COIN and BULLION Imported
into, and Exported fioin, the United States, &c.— Continued.
N o. 111.—PORTO RICO.
Y ear euding Jim© 30—
Domestic.
E xports.
Foreign.
T otal exports.
Im ports.
T otal im ­
p o rts and exports.
1870.
1871.
1872
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879
1880.
1881
1882.,
1883.
1884.
1885.
Dollars.
633, 013
888,986
236,903
82,178
275,430
264,119
348, 914
343, 679
500
20
250
20, 054
12, 834
39,653
7,450
4,800
Dollars.
21,600
69,749
54,020
36,100
21, 675
11,400
1,300
7,150
72,332
104,487
29, 602
181,608
36, 081
14, 671
67, 220
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
654,613 654, 613
958,735 1, 500 960, £35
290,923 915 291,838
118,278 6,800 125, 078
297,105 200 297,305
275,519 16,400 291, 919
348,914 132,030 480,944
344,979 72,277 417,256
7,650 246,232 253,882
72,352 424,287 496, 639
104,737 270,653 375,390
49,656 333,192 382, 848
194,442 150, 975 345,417
75,734 91, 000 166,734
22,121 189,793 211,914
72, 020 106,486 178, 506
No. 1 1 2 .—A LL S P A N IS H P O S S E S S IO N S OTHER T H A N CUBA A N D
PORTO RICO.*
1870
1872,
1879
1881
193,964
.
* Principally C anary and P hilippine Islands.
1,600
1,300
778
1,600
193,964
1, 300
778
N o. 113.—U N IT E D ST A T E S OF COLOM BIA (N e w Granada and Panam a).
1870
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
633,465
345,730
235,860
210,298
80,699
66,332
59,232
79,490
188, 028
235,989 !
138,480 I
209,232 j
227,790 j
453,972
750,011 j
817,579
9, 800
31, 615
11,845
14, 000
9,079
7,451
17, 300
22, 009
62,750
21,412
114,620
7,493
633,465
355,530
235,860
241, 913
92,544
66,332
59,232
93,490
197,107
243,440
155,780
231,241
290,540
475,384
864,631
825,072
497,467
866,724 j
458,077 j
2G2,124 I
385,676 |
058,242 ;
463,373 i
431, 067 j
050, 056 ’
850,167
598, 683
523,140
429, 813
374, 558 '
349,453 |
966, 956
1,130, 932
1.222,254
693,937
504, 037
478, 220
724, 574
522, 605
524, 557
853,163
1,099,607
754,463
754,381
720,353
849,942
1, 214,084
1,792,028
No. 114.—U R U G U A Y .
1877
1878,
2,433
6, 326
2,433
6,320
H. Ex. 26— 5'

66
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS----BY COUNTRIES.
VALUE of GOLD and SILVER COIN and BULLION Imported
into, and Exported from, the United States, &c.—Continued.
No. 115.—VENEZUELA.
Year ending June 30—
Domestic.
Exports.
Foreign.
Total exports.
Im ports.
Total imports
and exports.
D o lla r s . D o lla r s . D o lla r s . D o l l a r s .
1868................... '....................... 320,115 8, 647 334, 702 164, 4(57
I860 .......................................... 347,029 347,029 83, 644
1870 ..................................... 457,785 457,785 119, 997
1871............................................. 620,398 51,043 671,441 73, 538
1872........................................... 1,273,128 52,951 1,326,079 19, 055
1873............................................. 1,322, 257 188,147 1, 510,404 35, 610
1874............................................. 523, 910 74,654 598,504 62, 346
1875............................................ 543, 600 17, 000 560,000 462, 649
1876 610, 584
610, 584 358, 926
1877............................................. 291,113 21,660 312,773 428, 758
1878............................................. 217,230 j 18,500 235,730 j 134,134 |
1879............................................. 73,608 5,100 78,708 304, 683
3889............................................. 110,000 ■
110, 000 253, 270
1881............................................. 321,000 ! 1,500 322, 500 292, 467
1882............................................. 170, 000 j 10,200 180, 200 442, 058 j
1883............................................. 239,160 79,320 318,480 .53, 201
1884............................................. 452,005 , 73,593 525, 598 81, 090
1885............................................. 74,000 ' 7,400 81,400 147, 590
Dollars.
490, 229
430, 673
577, 782
744, 979
1,345,134
I, 540, 020
600, 910
1,023, 249
1)09, 510
741 531
309, 864
473, 391
363,270
014,967
022,258
371, 681
600, 688
228, 990
No. 116.—ALL OTHER COUNTRIES.
1868............................................................ 25, 000 25, 000 35, 082 60, 082
1S60............................................. 20, 000 20,000 168 20,168
1870............................................. 363,000 363,000 2,233 305,233
1871......... '........... . ..................... 85, 000 10,703 95,703 11,167 106,870
1872............................................. 570,300 60,982 631,282 65, S73 697,155
1873................ ............................. 235,452 20,000 255,452 8,928 264,380
1874............................................. 146,963 146,963 146,963
1875......................................................................... 357 357 357
1876............................................. 4,603 4,603
1877......................................................................... 7,430 7,430 15 807 23,237
1878......................................................................... 65 220 65,220
1879......................................................................... 255 255 26,690 26,945
1880............................................................ 750 750 67 023 67,773
1881............................................. 1,200 4,500 5,700 96,687 102,387
1882......................................................................... 30,216 29,100 59,316 70,789 130,105
1883............................................. 1,800 27,625 29,425 85,901 115,326
1884............................................. 23,288 23,288 OUj 00*2 79,670
1885............................................. 8,695 8,695 45,235 53,930

No. 117.—Values of the PRINCIPAL and other ARTICLES OP MERCHANDISE Imported into the United States
during the Ten Years from 1875 to 1885, inclusive. (Specie values.)
[ N o t e .—N ew classification, of im ports w ent into effect J u ly 1,1884. j
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
A rticles.
i
1876. j 1877. 1878. 1879. ; 1880. j 1881. 1882. J 1883. 1 1884. 1885.
j.
j
FREE OF DUTY. i j i
A nimals, n o t elsewhere specified: Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. j Dollars. 1 Dollars. ' Dollars. . Dollars. ■ Dollars. ! Dollars.
C a ttle ................... - ..........................- ...................... i ? , 2,309,950 ; 1,176,717
H om es.................. - .................................................. 1 i | 2,212,591 j 1,92G, 887
751,811 533,276 532,436 568, 419 j 883,292 I 1,402,654 j 2,027,906 . 3,393,527 :
S h e e p .......................................................................j
s 74,558 j 37,257
A ll other, including fo w ls .................................. J I ! t 533, 549 • 244,113
T o ta l.......................................................................... 751,811 583,276 532,436 j 568,419 | 883,292 | l,402,6i4 J 2,027,906 | 3, 393, 527 5,130, 648 1 3,378, 974
A rticles, th e grow th, produce, or m anufacture of j | j j ;
th e U nited States, r e tu r n e d ...................................... 2,007,834 | 2,780,544 j 3,022,701 j 3,424,995 j 5,644,274 ‘ 4,957,482 j 5,796,893 ; 6,514. 999 1 6,138,960 6, 638.784
A rt-w o rts, n o t elsewhere specified: P aintings, ! ;
statuary, fountains, and other w orks of art, the I ; j
production of A m erican a rtis ts ................................. 308,189 I 230,006 I 178, 614 I 194,132 j 214,787 : 324,735 ! 236,289 ! 275,281. I 361,403 372,021
A aphaltum or bitum en, crude .................... a. I a i a .............. j Cf, t* ...................... . Ii
rt '■d _______ - & .............. . I a .........................i 145, 571 1 79,602
B ark, hem lock................................................................... 184,826 j 811,258 4X2, 575 j 259,853 1 476,382 ! 501,292 | 490, 588 i 343,998 iI 406,278 347,944
B olting-cloths..................................................................... 179,826 193,740 240,863 j 254,684 ; 372,227 | 329,289 i 359,584 1 418,711 ! 396,153 ; 287,076
Books and other prin ted m atter, n o t elsewhere 1 j
specified ...................................................................... .. 319,360 265,214 258,351 | 278,468 j 291,488 i 332,132 462, 396 i 455*819 802,785 ! 785,699
C h e m i c a l s , d r u g s , a n d d y e s , n o t elsewhere s p e c i ­ i ! | i
fied: : i i : j \
Alizarine natural or artificial __________ ___ ft b . . i b ................. b .............. b ............... 1 b .............. i b ............. ! b ............... !! 239,917 : 404,002
A rgal, or argol, or crude ta rtar, and afgol d u s t.\ 1. 050,396 j 1,277,836 1 1,298,568 I 1,903,723 2,105,403 ; 2,266,095 ‘ 3,013,376 j 2,702,893 ;i 3,265,315 ! 2,950,561
B arks: Cinchona, or other, used in th e m anuj
facture of quin ia..................................................... : 1,293,400 564,488 3,417,695 t 2,083,522 . 1,678,118 1,844,375 : 1,859,838 j 1,202, 508 ; 717,614 j 914,908
Cochineal...................................................................... 496,704 649,325 | 698,055 716,171 ^ 890,168 | 527,360 661,146 | 406,035 j| 150,858 | 206,802
JMPORTS“ VALUES OF.
a Included in “ all other dutiable articles.”
b Included in ' *all other chemicals, drugs, and dyes, ” free of duty.

No. 117.—V alu es of the PRINCIPAL and other ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE Imported, &c.—Continued.
Articles,
Year ending June 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Chemicals, drugs, and dyes, not elsewhere specified—Continued.
Dye-woods, in sticks— Dollars. Dollars. Dollars, Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. DoUars. DoUars. DoUars.
Logwood— ................................................... >
All other ......................................................... >
1,594,890 1,175,389 1,396,485 1,406,179 1,808,730 1,676,147 1,741,896 1,756,362 r 876,695
( 320,824
T otal......................................................................... 1,594,896 1,175,389 1,396,485 1,408,179 1,808, 730 1,676.147 1,741, 896 1,755,362 1,197,519 1,175,183
G a m s -
Apahfo ________________ ________ ______ a ................. a,.. . . .......... a ................ a . . ______ a, .........i a ................. a ............. 534,042 301,234
Camphor, crude , ............................................... 35, 542 153,229 166,695 141, 096 362, 862 350,503 301,829 310,328 224,313 jI 211,834
Cuteh, or catechu, and terra japonica, or i
!
gam bia................................. .......................... 782,663 910,479 978,539 751,602 1,803,542 1,699, 510 784,232 997,536 ! 1,148, 690 | 875,000
SIiaIIhi* . . . . ........... .. d ................. 1a ................. ^1a ................. a ................. a . . . . . ___ a ................. a .................
i
s 546,375 ,505,724
J
A ll other gums and gum-resins, not elsewhere
specified............................................... 1,877,322 ; 1,387,310 1,297,855 1. 597, 626 2,444,302 3,169, 886 8,126,889 3,103,144 | 1,946,746 1,952,763
T o ta l.................................... v .................................. 2,695,527 , 2,451,018 2,443,089 2,490, 324 4,610,706 5,219,899 4,212,950 4,411,008 | 4,400,166 3,846,555
Indigo ............................................................................ 794,990 1,301,058 1,537,680 1, 488,481 2,752,900 1, 535, 530 2,776,836 3, 475,112 j 2,254,044 2,004,869
Lime, ehloiide of, or bleaclring-powtler.............. 859,215 711,600 ■ 598,813 661,087 985,585 820, 061 827, 806 943, 537 j 1,681,114 1,453,930
Tiinnrii’i».rnnt h .......... b ................ b.............. b................. , b ................ b ................. b ................ b ............... ! 799,454 559,766
8, 815 30,362 21,780 ! 108,646 324,692 363,065 409,908 359, 021 398,872
'Potash, uinriatn nf ______ . 1. ______ b ................. i! b :................; | b ................. b.............. b................. b................. b ................. b ................. 731,332 610,947
Q.uinia, sulphate of, salts of, and cinchonidia..
........' I ................... c.................
b ................. 6................. b ............... . 1,774,925 j 1,513,803
Soda, nitrate o f......................................................... 1,055,360 j 1,323,547 ? 973,222 1,348,572 1,805,110 2,356,183 3,911,545 2,336,661 1,983,376 1, 696, 054
Snlphtir, or brimstone, cru d e................................ 1 1,473,678 !' 1,242,788 ! 1,173,156 1,487,698 1,927,502 2,713,494 2,627,402 2,288,795 2,242, 678 1,941,943
904,237
270,946
IMPORTS— VALUES OF.

V anilla b e a n s ...................................................... e 367,891 e 229,611 200, 841 295,191 406, 687 j 206,095 608,998 1 328,657 \ 357,821 412,678
A ll o th e r ........................................................... 4,136,367 4,248,286 4,445, 610 4,459,952 7,283, 461 j 6,189,127 7,442,359 7,785,493 3,313,659 3,206,484
T o ta l.................................................................. 15,809,424 15,183,761 16,213,576 18,362,680 26,363,011 25,678,058 30,047,137 28,046,969 25,468,813 23,297,357
Cocoa, or cacao, crude, mid leaves and shells of---- 521,422 597,847 605,340 1,098,802 1,306,239 1,044,816 1,470,312 1,125,566 1,644,766 1,332,390
Coffee............................................................................ 56,788,997 53,634,991 51, 914,605 47,356,819 60,360,769 56,784,391 46, 041, 609 42,050,513 49,686,705 46,723,318
Coir y a m ............................................................. ................. /1 0 7 ,946 /126.497 123,632 75/277 87,731 126,722 198,517 161,996 62,969 145,353
Cork-wood, or cork-bark, unm anufactured......... 606,169 419,114 495,467 494,704 663,556 788,108 1,124,216 933,935 939,986 880,954
Cotton, unm anufactured............................................ 381,723 413, 503 469,882 499,931 591,120 757,308 789,844 800,532 1,379,850 954,760
Diamonds, rough or u n cu t,' including glaciers’
diam onds.............................................. ........................ 190,875 87,611 63,464 103,992 129,145 j 235,876 451,110 443,611 391,063 383,205
E g g s ........................................................................................... 630,393 617,622 726,037 646,735 901,932 1,206,067 1,808,585 2,677,604 2,677,360 2,476,672
Farinaceous substances, and preparations of, n o t i 1
elsew here specified...................................................... 94,274 99,422 86,452 95,632 141,690 !i 190,383 267,058 264,208 597,133 595,456
FnRTTLlZEES:
i
G uano.................— .................................................. 765,782 878,390 849,607 636,668 ! 108,735 421,188 856,622 535,742 585,984 391,789
Phosphates, crude or native, for fertilizing 1
C 243,843 288,349
p u rp o se s.................................................. > 179,992 240,353 355,633 344,769 1 456,555 1,145,551 2,486,988 1,251,093 ) 935,620 815,052
A ll o th e r .........................................................................J I *
T o ta l.................................................................... 885,774 1,113,743 1,205,240 981,437 565,290 1,566,739 3,343,610 1,786,835 1,765,447 j 1,495,190
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F ish, not elsew here specified:
F resh, of all kinds, except salm on. . . . _______ 271,597 236,098 339,561 283,827 320,403 376,508 488,925 572,526 578,084 577,414
Cod, haddock, hake, and pollock, dried, smoked,
O** p ick led ________. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g .................... g .................... 9 ................. y a .________ . . . ...... v a .................... *••• . . . . . . g ............... . 962,376 944,738
H earing—
D ried or sm oked . . . . . . . . . . . . _____. . . . . . ___ g ................... ^ ................. g ................. g ................... a ______ ............
a .... ............. a _____ ___ 139,340 130,680
P ic k le d ............................................................................ 306,555 210,786 230,533 192,069 154,003 236,403 if..............
265,797 y . . 418,323 . . . . . . .
492,461 814,183
Lobsters canned or p reserv ed ______________ ... g ..................... g ............ ........... g ~ ...___ if ...........
a ________i 274 022 429,700
M ackerel, p ic k le d ............................................................. 695,412 372,260 907,246 649,721 493,059 614,729 396,149 y 427,327 .-j
1 873,567 696,822
a Included in “ all other gum s and ram -resins,” free o f duty,
e Included in “ all other chemicals, drugs* dyes,” &c., dutiable.
/In c lu d in g coir fiber.
b Included in “ all o ther chemicals, drugs, and dyes,” free o f duty,
e Includes tonka-beans.
^Included in “ all other fish,” free of duty.
IMPORTS— VALUES OF.
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No. 117.—Values of the PRINCIPAL and other ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE Imported, &e.—Continued,
g
Articles.
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Tien, not elsewhere specified—Continued,
Salmon— Dollars. Dollars,
a .................
Dollars,
a . . . .........
Dollars,
a ...............
Dollars,
a .................
Dollars.
a .................
Dollars,
a .................
Dollars,
a .................
WnlrlA.1 ....................„ ....... b......................... b......................... b ....................... b................. b................. b..___ .... b................. b..........
501,154 581i 592 638, 207 764, 545 912,986 1,088,879 1,367, 284 1,774,646
Dollars.
119, 050
100, 562
186,194
Dollars.
152,822
75,989
128,149
T otal................................................................ 1,774,718 1,400,736 % 115,547 1,890,162 1, 880,451 2,316,519 2,518,155 3,192,822 3,726,256 3,452,497
F ruits, including nuts, not elsewhere specified:
P an r 11as ,___ ____________ ___________. . . . . c ................ c ......................... c................. c ................. o......................... e................. ft . I 1,820,178 2,095,228
Cocoa-nuts................................................ ............ ...
, 747,280 714,512
486,438 495,612 548,374 476,903 748,284 740,524
All o th er................................................................. 1
882,997 1, 039,723
\ 874,615 ! 906,655
T o ta l......................................................................... 486,438 1 495,612 548,374 476, 903 748, 284 740,524 882, 997 1,039,723 3,442,073 3,716,395
Furs and fur-skins, undressed...................................... 1,497,802
Hair not elsewhere specified ...................... 797,815
I, 561, 666
481,637
1, 714,066
422,462
1,705,999
561,918
H i d e s a n d s k i n s , o t h e r t h a n f u r - s k i n s :
Goat-skins................................................................ >
A ll o th er..................................................................> 13, 035,707 i ; 14, 963,701 17,223,363 15,959,017
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Household and personal effects, and wearing-ap-.
parel in nse, and implements, instruments, and
tools of trade of persons arriving from foreign
countries, and of citizens of the United States
dying abroad..................................................................
India-rubber and gutta-percha, crude.........................
1,226,330 ;
4,068,659 I
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1,178, 825 j
5,542,166 |
1,219,598
4,711,102
2,496,277
960,071
2,826,494
874,039
2,642,261
1 ini J.UJ., A3Q Dt>&
2,370,744
1,418,954
2,528,576
1,888,912
30,002,254 27,477,019 27,841,126 27,640,030 C5,157,198

I v o r y :
A n im a l...................................................................
665,862
379,422
327,955
461, 209
679.725
703, 087
169, 902
758,270 1
238,775 S
660,147 ;
220,656
V e g e ta b le .................................................................. 68,189 169,386 452,785 487,039 501.725
Oils, n o t elsewhere specified:
F ixed or ex p re sse d ................................................... 320,429 564, 813 448, 833 553,363 761,210 657,053 945,344 j 730,931 j 734,189 1,289,860
Volatile or essential................................................... 396,183 344,486 454, 395 382, 528 641,307 536,713 ’ 607,522 | 614,084 | 939, 647 835, 629
W hale and f i s h ........................................................... 62,438 84, 088 176,384 80,701 170,525 293, 600 158,878 ! 203,611 i 243,209 j 120,168
T o ta l......................................................................... 779,050 993,387 1, 079, 612 1, 016, 592 1,573,042 1,487,366 1,711,744 ! 1, 548, 629 j 1, 917, 045 | 2, 245, 657
P a p e r -s t o c k , c r u d e : ( j
Rags, other than w oolen........................................- 2,485,988 2, 587,217 2, 814, 515 2,402,457 5,474,737 3, 967, 532 4,473,176 1 4,015,477 1 4, 027, 267 ] 3, 098, 627
A ll o th e r ...................................................................... 1, 368,058 1, 329, 582 1,179,154 793,786 1, 562, 460 1,278,159 1,541, 007 1 1,314,399 | 1,606, 380 J 2, 729,246
Total ..................................................................... 3,854,046 3,916,799 3,993,669 3,196,243 7,037,197 5,245, 691 6,014,183 | 5,329,876 j 5, 633,647 5, 827, 873
P la ste r o f Paris, or sulphate of lime, unground---- 126, 587 105,635 106,703 98,796 120, 736 123,403 127,060 f 152,718 ; 168,023 119,543
Platinum , un m an u factu red ........................................... 145, 065 93,956 169, 250 204,475 242, 004 293, 933 304,290 ; 297, 959 j 289, 898 285, 239
Plum bago.....................................................-................ 146,360 202,386 146, 267 164,013 278,022 381, 966 363,835 | 361, 949 | 286,383 ! 207,229
Seeds, not medicinal, not elsew here specified............ 439,149 494,689 307,909 322,277 590,103 271,823 641,969 | 318,200 | 697,315 j 701,946
S ilk , u n m a n u f a c t u r e d :
j
C ocoons....................................................................y 1 oQQ
r 258,153 205 693,644 233,170 286, 518 531,029 ! 456,198 195,760
OOwj VOO If &OVf £o6
E ggs (silk worms’) ............................................... '
I 261, 938 673,281 564, 674 326,744 314, 565 116,527 i 49,853 39,208
Raw, or as reeled from th e cocoon......................... 5,424,408 6,792,937 5,103,084 8,371,025 j 12,024,699 10,888,264 12, 890,392 14,043,340 ; 12,481,496 12,421,739
W a s te ........................................................................... | 68,493 166,646 372,392 139,330 j 554,792 898,763 385,866 j 5G8,783 j 288,435 268,730
Total ........................................................................ 5,862,869 8,194,866 5, 995, 567 [ 9,183,841. I 13,837,809 12,346,941 13,877,341 j 15,259,679 ! 13,275,482 12,925,437
S p i c e s , u n g r o u n d : j |
!
R u tm eg B .................................................................1 \
f 688,066 451,203
i
*Pai\nAr ... .......... _> d ................. d ________ i d- _____ . d ________ d ................. d ................. d ................. d ............... i 1, 656,540 1,209,367
A ll other .................................................................. J r ! -
(1,062,941 828,026
T o ta l.........................................................................
! .....................j 3, 407, 547 2, 488, 596
T e a ........................................................... -......................... .1 19,524,166 16,181,467 15,660,168 14,577,618 : 19,782,631 21, 004,813 19, 392,102 17, 302,849 j 18,636,053 14,047,583
Tin, bars, blocks, or pigs, grain or g ra n u la te d ......... .i 1,816,289 1,793,613 2,183,034 2,312,297 ! 6,223,176 3,971,718 4,953,538 6,106,250 j 5,430,054 4, 283,460
Wood, unm anufactured, n o t elsewhere specified— .| 1,406,681 1,237,518 1,429,096 1,758,652 | 2,884, 579 3,330,333 4,487,590 4,561,947 | 4,343,476 3,526,021
alncluded in “ fresh fish of all kinds, except salmon.
d Included in “ spices, ground,” dutiable.
&In eluded in “all other fish,” free of duty.
726, 650
241, 243
c Included in “ all other fru its ” dutiable.
498,816
194,046
IMPORTS— VALUES OF.

No. 117.—V alu es of the PRINCIPAL and other ARTICLES OP MERCHANDISE Im po rted, &c— Continued. -4
Articles.
A r t i c l e s a d m i t t e d f r e e u n d e r r e c i p r o c i t y
T R E A T Y W I T H H A W A I I A N I S L A N D S :
F ruits and n o te ...................................................
B ic e ............... . . .........................................................
M o lasses.............. . . . .
Sugar, brown ........................................................... .
A ll o th e r ........... . ....................................................
T o ta l.....................................................................
All other free articles........................
T otal free of duty— »-----
SUBJECT TO BUTT.
A nimals, not elsewhere specified:
C attle ............................................... .
Horses.........................................
S h e e p ...................................... —
A ll o th e r ...........................................
T o ta l...................................... ..
Tear ending June 30—
1870. 1877. 1878. 1870. 188L 1882. 1888. 1884, 1885.
Dollars. Dollars. \ Dollars, j
14,098! 11,140 I
128,088 i
23,615
209,042
14,449
2,876,788
140,861,913
Dollars,
16,068
270,781
14,493
2,108,470 •’ 2,274,430 j 2,807,675
3,083 0,193 j 22, 256
2,277,354 ; 2,522,254; 3,181,273 4,464,468
2, 515,464 j 2,400,259 j 2,899,180 8,324,712
Dollars, j Dollars.
18,384
294,186 389,017
19,835 85,037
4,185,531 4,927,021
1,527 1,402
Dollars.
26,763
499,825
25,257
6,918,083
5,525
i
;
Dollars.
!
j Dollars.
87,987
610,324
37,493
7,840,033
4,011
6,373,077 7,475,453 j 8,029,848
58,101
558,476
22,963
7,108,292
485
7,748,317
3,740,935 3,632,917 ! 4,102,793 4,165,262
140,788,452 jl41,278,265 142,681,505 208,301,863 .202,491,547 210,579,007 >207,504,718 209,884,184
1 ; i !
1,749,395 1 1,648,465 j 2,664,676 j 2,794,129 ; 3,739,996 . 3,972,835 4,812,939 | 4,042,367
1,749,395 ! 1,648,465 j 2,664,676 j 2,794,129} 3,739,996 i 3,972,835 | 4,812,939 4,042,367
' 793,831
1,513,943
I 816,832
I 57,242
3,181,848
Dollars.
61,645
404,478
9,054
8,198,164
240
8,673,581
4,562,818
198,213,624
1,136,896
1,371,410
860,482
36,010
3,404,798
IMPORTS— VALUES OF.
Art-works, not elsewhere specified; Paintings, in j
•il or water-colors, and s ta tu a r y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j 1,635,601 ' 998,691 i 794,193 j 1 , 074,907 ■ 2,104,565 : 2,221,881
Books, maps, engravings, etchings, and other j , j j
printed m atter, n o t elsewhere specified....................■2,119,478 ’ 3, 627,375 I 1, 612,229 j 1,778,657 | 2,196,400 2,621,137
BTass,and m anufactures o f .............................................\ 264,431 ; 247,820 j 245,670 j 269,924 ; 387,198 1 460,178
2,800,583
3, 111, 528
682,886
3,128, 593 830,801
3,195,771 2,832,844
530,281 , 486,737
1,383, 697
2,362,444
424,804

BBKAPSTUFFS: 1
B arley ...........................................................................
Indian-corn..................................................................
O a ts ...............................................................................
O a tm e al................................ .................. »..................
R y e.................................................................................
W h e a t...........................................................................
W heat-flour................................................................
A ll other breadstuff's, and preparations of, used
as food, n o t elsew here specified.........................
7,887,886
46,652
52,995
a .................
161,247
1,623,849
101,081
473,409
5,009,326
26,046
19,461
72,922
372,693
50,873
339,154
4,105,748
12,964
8,719
a .................
„ 271,582
1,549,084
47,426
368,201
5,402,680
33,612
4, 509
ft - - r -
246,528
1,794,562
59,756
298,838
4,537,921
65,364
152,659
373,558
534,475
28,532 I
6,692,125
88,126
23,223
415,763
204,508
12,719
427,172 j1 433,878
10,866,628
59,895
784,118
889,189
1,077,795
25,640
767, 036
7,737,984
22,895
360,855
a ...........—
693,303
1,070,316
13,272
993, 263
5,922,144
4,839
22,904
50,798
459, 015
28,920
8,251
212,672
6,522,092
4,002
13,707
51,028
181,949
170,290
4,750
T o t a l......................................................................... 19,347,119 5,980,475 6,363,724 7,840,485 6,119,681 | 7,869,842 14,470,301 10,891,888 6,704,543 .7,094, 052
146,234
B ristles................................................................................ 622,178 " 536,460 662,937 474,368 1,009,495 911,519 1,032,355
1
1,228,543 j 1, 201, 735 926,740
B ru s h e s ............................................................................... 1,518 381,548 443,095 j 591,733 474,645
B uttons, except of brass, gilt, or silk, and buttonmolds,
and b utton m aterials m ade in patterns
or cu t for buttons exclu siv ely .................................. 2,072,656 2,273,420 3,362,085 3,197,070 3,877,103 3,128,039 3,940,860 4,223,161 3,480,174 2,828,422
C e m e n t............................................................................... 244,670 208,734 204,422 205,074 378,601 440,025 675,587 817,346 829,098 908,581
Chemicals, drugs, d ie s , and medicines, n o t elsew
here specified:
Coal-tar colors and dyes ...» ................................. b.............. b................. ! b ................. b................. b ................. b . . . . . ■___ b........... b ................. 1,701,311 1,330,444
Glyiwfinfl ......................................... . . . . . . . . . . b................. 6................. I » ................. 5 . . . ........... b.............. ............... t b ................. b . .............. 6................. 679,818 453,930
Log-wood and o th er dye-woods, extracts and*
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decoctions of ________ - b____ b ........... b ............. b .............. b................ b................. b................. 6................. 260,037 210,164
O p iu m -
C rude .............................................. ...................... f 817,760 870,740
P repared for sm oking....................................... ! 1 1, 805,906 1,788,347 1,874, 815 1,809,696 2,786,606 | 1,944,587 1,826,998 3,138,139 J 43,993 447,531
Potash, n itrate of, or saltpeter, c ru d e ................. | 216,843 512,327 292,990 384,827 553, 595 | 385,745 459,954 | 390,488 ; 321,738 344,819
Soda—
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Bicarbonate of.................................................. | 131,699 107,169 96,244 66,069 143,654 | 48,747 60,152 49,632 47,286 46,190
Carbonate, including sal-soda and soda-ash. : 3,174,645 3,441,432 3,385,569 3, 055,372 4,592,902 j 4,099,231 3, 531, 693 4,221,899 3,705,568 3,265,050
: 1, 064,705 1,114, 045 1, 076,008 1,187, 625 1,083,757 ; 1,103,165 1, 300,577 1,255,213 1, 761, 762 1, 532,281
A ll other salts o f .............................................. : 11,395 8.906 1 12,865 1 25,990 1 21,946 1 6.546 59, 093 56,762 45,300 55, 554
a Included in “ all other breadstuff*,” &c.
fc Included in " all other chemicals, drugs, d.ves,” &c., dutiable.
IMPORT?' -VALUES OF,

No. 117— V a lu es of the PRINCIPAL and other ARTICLES OE MERCHANDISE Imported, &e._Continued
A rticles.
Y ear ending J u n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. j 1883. 1884. 1885.
Chem icals, drugs, dyes, and medicines, not elsewhere
specified— Continued.
Sumac, gronnd............. ..............................................
A ll Other ....................................................................
T o ta l.........................................................................
Clays or earths of all kinds, including china-clay,
or kaolin©....................................................................
C l o c k s a n d w a t c h e s , a n d p a r t s o f :
Clocks, and parts o f ................................................
Watches, and parts of, and watch materials
and movements....................................................
T o ta l...................................................................
Coal, bituminous ................................................... ...........
C O P PE R , AND M ANUFACTURES O F :
Ore {fine copper contained therein).....................
Pigs, bars? ingots, old, and other unmanufactured
...........................................................................
A ll other manufactures o f .................- ..................
T otal......................................................
Corsets ............................................... ...............................
COTTON, MANUFACTURES O F :
Cloths—
N ot bleached, dyed, colored, stained,
painted, or printed .......................................
Bleached, dyed, colored, stained, painted,
or prin ted ........................................................
j
Dollars,
a .................
Dollars. Dollars,
a .................
j Dollars,
a .................
Dollars,
a .................
Dollars,
a .................
Dollars,
a .................
i Dollars,
a .................
4,315,692 4,933,059 3 ,639, 243 - 4 ,701,699 5,806,145 6,292,804 6, 958,043 7,247,412
Dollars.
586,025
3,025, 554
Dollars.
443,161
2,773; 595
10,720,885 11,905,285 10,377,734 11,231,278 14,988,605 13,880,825 14,196,510 16,359, 545 12,996,152 11,773,459
0126,465 6150,476 6156,147 6120,559 6203,276 6198,805 265,816 220,550 222,394 193,192
238,113 204,532 199,066 255,141 244,928 348,538 452,191 431, 007 420,298 392, 948
1,456,809 i 772,432 812,582 921,856 1,529,948 2, 091, 099 2, 584,420 2, 522, 111 2, 062, 804 1,144,102
1,694,922 | 976, 964 2, Oil, 648 | 1,176,997 1,774, 876 2,439, 637 3,036, 611 2, 953,118 i 2,483,102 1, 537, 058
1,607,891 J 1, 775,667 1,936,187 | 1,724,466 1,593,505 2,008,974 2,189,298 2, 085, 972 2,558,164 2,593,679
c71,180 j c2,475 c84,359 c20,689 el85, 080 cl65,806 cl57, 708 cl22, 536 226,189 341, 831
j
271,266 j
243,962 |
254, 696
330,016 |
40,100 |
322,418 j
17,961
276,746
821,329
409, 803
86,433
387, 076
90,945
315,475
35,510
236, 719
38, 743
261, 756
37,210
119,710
515, 228 | 584,712 j 371, 518 | 294, 707 1,231,132 473,509 406,420 272,229 300,499 156,920
d ................. d _____ ! d ________ ! d. \ d d ................. d .................! d ............. 843,159 903,847
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U , 102,854
2,739,343 j
1
2,267,201 j 1,637,489 3,267,940.
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i
i
3,513,797 j 4,685,823 ; 2,954,616 1 . r 174,323
i *2,187,044
103,200
2,653,320
IMPORTS— VALUES OF.

U n it goods: Stockings, hose, half-hose, shirts,
draw ers, and all goods made, fashioned, or
shaped on knittin g machines or frames, or
k n it by h a n d ........................................................
Clothing, ready-made, and other wearing apparel,
n o t including k n it goods...........................
Em broideries, laces, insertings, trim m ings,
and lace w indow -curtains....................................
T hread (not on spools), yarn, w arps, or warpyarn
............................................................................
A ll other m anufactures o f ............................. ......
T o ta l................
E a r t h e n , s t o n e , a n d c h i n a w a r e :
China, porcelain, parian, and bisque, earthen, j
stone, and crockery w are—
N ot decorated or ornam ented.........................
Decorated or ornam ented.................................
A llo th e r ...........................................................
T o ta l......................................................................
F a n c y a r t i c l e s :
Perfum eries, cosmetics, and all other toilet
prep aratio n s....................... -...................................
Beads (except anther) and head ornam ents . . . .
Dolls and other to y s .................................................
Fans, except palm -leaf-............................................
F eathers, ornamental, n a tu ra l................................ j
F eathers and flowers, artificial............................... !
P ipes of all kinds, and sm okers’ a rtic le s .............!
A ll o th e r ....................................................................... j
J
4, 682, 871
15,589,571
24,375,296
3, 804, 520
13,589,702
20,133, 505
4,416,867 3,813,167
4, 682, 246
13,407, 009
4, 997, 335
14,464, 782
7, 514, 989 j 8, 391, 634
20,593,764 21,128,408
20, 356,456 j 21.099,606 j 31, 376, 693 ! 33,033,839
4,144,634 ■ 4,178,0 5,760,163
4,416,867 | 3,813,167 4,144,634 || 4,178,038 ; 5,760,163
j
384,672 831, 822
- 4, 577,097 |
j
I
348, 286
3 828, 302 4,200,737 4,119,217 j
!
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294,363 ! 390,392
5,983,-163
4,961,769 || 4.160,124 4,549,023 j| 4.413,580 i 6,373, 5od
6,726,254
7, 501,449 8, 560, 063 j 6, 994, 341
j f 792,402
23,533,019 26,521,365 h r10’032’394
1,339,777
! 17, 574, 345
35,719,791 38,036,044 j 29,074, 626
7, 128. 663
6,726, 254 J 7, 128,663
8,864,072
8, 864, 072
458,274 516, 839 ! 556, 597
7,750,653 ! 9,695,262 7, 801,874
8,208,927 | 10,212,101 I 8,358,471
(; 1,317, 0603
I 2,771, ,864 £
865,346
4,954, 813
6.307,239
408,810
10,123,234
652,202
6,949, 236
27,197,241
995,230
2,828,358
1,014,194
4,837,782
465,840 355,629
507,424 403,017
1,403,332 1,454,945
341,101 385, 202
3,713,214 j 1, 938,431
844,988 | 415,711
260, 086 ■ 215,231
537,442 ; 415,812
8,082,427 1 5, 583,978
IMPORTS— VALUES OF.
a Included in “ all other chemicals, drugs, dyes, &e.,’*dutiable. &Includes clay pipes. c G ross w eight. d Inclndedii* “ all other m anufactures of cotton.”

No. 117.—V a lu es of the PRINCIPAL and other ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE Impobtbd, &c.— Continued.
Articles.
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Y ear ending J n n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. ; I j 1870. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. i| 1885.
PISH, not elsewhere specified : ;
Anchovies and sardines, packed in oil or ;
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
otherw ise........................ ........................................ i 695,901 773,331 677,910 912,391 1,102,410 987,394 860,760 911,668 1, 040,663. 579,707
Herring, pickled or salted .................................... 186,535 189,615 180,840 189,204 288,407 290,073 375,617 498,976 365.582 549,739
All o th e r ........, .................................................... ; 96,094 91,802 149, 919 118,064 132,684 142,255 295, 785 322, 213 446,384 i! 223,692
T o t a l ...................................................................• 878,530 1, 054,748 I, 008, 669 ■ 1,219,659 1,523,501 1,419,722 1,532,162 1,732,855 1,852,629 i 1.353,138
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STANCES, AND MANUFACTURES O F :
U nm anufactured—
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F la x .......................................................................i 1,060,437 I 1,243,064 1,177,229 ! 969,451 Ij 1,248,919 1,462,289 i j 1,502,645 1,621,839 1,410, 578 1,712,994
Hemp, and all substitutes for h e m p ............; 2, 247,540 | 1,852,480 2,221,164 j 1,829,008 1| 3,068,004 4,047,472 6,110,152 4,927,269 ! 4,227,876 4,938,342
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Sisal-grass, and other vegetable sub- j i 2,384,881 '
r 2,255,434
2,351,778 2,438,198 1
3,082,447
3,781,037 ! 5, 075, 945 4,026, 029 4,710,192 5,994,429
stan ces............................................................1j l ;
M anufactures of flax, hemp, or ju te, or of
which flax, hemp, or ju te shall be the com- :
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Cables and cordage. -...................................... 81,675 | 67,650 129,663 37,356 101,241
Bags and bagging, and like m anufactures..; ■
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Brown or bleached linens, ducks, canvas, ;
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.16.157,632 j 16,429,033
huckabacks, handkerchiefs, and la w n s.. . (
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16,218,859 16,618,702 25,652,486
Thread, twine, and p ack-thread.....................
Y a r n s ....................................................................
A ll other ........................................- ..................... -
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63,131 | 90,1«6 ! 94,642
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84,686
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73,712
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I' 1, 548. 355 1,191, 788
| 4.057,084 1 3,794,641
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' 21,427,174 ; j 23,703, 203 ! 28,105,437
i ^ 12,695,305 | 11,536,718
! | 663,786 S 644,743
!
! 446,394 ! 606,860
I 3. 273,481 % 643, 914
T o ta l............... - ................................. - .................... 21. 932,165 | 21,943.005 i[ 22,185,113 23,235, 554 35,146, 595 31, 026.095 , 36,116,388 j 37,743,616 33.463.398 32,854,874
IM PO R T S— V A L U E S OF.

F ruits, including nuts, not elsewhere specified:
Mgs...................................................
Lemons — ........................... ......... .
Oranges....................... -.....................
Prunes ....................................... .
Raisins..................................... ..........
Preserved fruits...................................
All other fruits.....................................
Huts—
Almonds.................... ...
All other .................. —....................
Total................. .................... .........
Purs, dressed on the skin, and manufactures of fur.
Glass and glassware.*
Bottles, vials, demijohns, carboys, and jars,
empty or filled......................... ...
Cylinder, crown, and common window glass,
unpolished....................... . ................................
Cylinder and crown glass, polished..........
Plate-glass—
Fluted, rolled, or rough . ............
UnsO vered ..........................................................
Silvered.....................................................
All other .....................
T o ta l. . . . . . ............................................................
Hair, not elsewhere specified, and m anufactures of.
H ats, bonnets, and hoods, and m aterials fo r.............
H a y ................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hops .................. .........................
India-rubber and gutta-peroha, m anufactures of . ..
11,916,712 9.340,244 9 745,932 10,835,800 13,278,129 12,351,874 18,501,953 19,281,498
512,063
2, 686,747
2,901,228
2,632,838
3,290,150
585,048
2,469,054
647,619
687,185
510,732
2,510,426
2,088,204
2,147,505
2,601,699
770,895
1,176,136
507,946
553,991
11,010,712 0,340,244 9,745,932 10,385,800 13,278,129 12,851,874 j 18,501,053 19,281,498 16,311,932 12,927,534
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3,058,570 2,401,778 2,230,204 2,810,291 3,927,835 4,175,155 5,388,i^|| 5,589,015 5,649,548 3,403,205
a .........
®..„...... a ........... a .:......... a ____ _ a ...... . a ....... 621,787
1,292,020 1,000,450 812,612 505,070 1,489,447 1,414,709 1,387,257 1,730,700 2,431,068 1,630,844
5,448 8,482 7,168 11,110 15,601 57,754 27,117 62,630 28,095 It
18,476
a Included hi41all other glass and glassware." ware.” 6 Included in " all other dutiable articles

S o. 117.—Values of the PRINCIPAL and other ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE Imported, &e.—Continued,
Articles.
T ear ending Ju n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. | 1884. 1885..
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I r o n a n d s t e e l , a n d MANUFACTURES O F : | DoUars. DoUars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. DoUars, Dollars. Dollars. DoUars. DoUars,
Ore, iron.................................................................... j 52,841 82,947 62,787 343,034 1,192,961 1,723,885 1,687,677 1,586,597 1,317,546 953,596
Pig-iron ................................................................... 1 1,918,547 1, 556,415 1,250,057 1, 924,128 14,654, 227 8, 766,461 9,213,556 7, 944,982 4,932,598 2, 689,263
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Scrap, fit only to be rem anufactured— 1
Iron, w rought and c a s t.................................... i 400,355 148, 201 105, 992 130, 757 13, 304, 513 !j 6,381,608 | 3,364,925 1,240,490 653,105 242,125
Steel .................................................................... a .............. a ................. a ................. a ................. a .................. ..........!
j ^ i n. i t ................. 1 4 2 ,937 72,222
Bar-iron, rolled or h am m ered ................................
Bars, railway—
1,563,819 1, 515, 691 1,541,115 1, 224,035 5,197,510 | 2, 507, 658 | I 3,159,499 2,409, 948 1,742, 066 1,436,999
Of ir o n ................................................. ............
Of steel, or in p a rt of s te e l...........................
Hoop, band, and scroll iro n ....................., ............
Sheet, plate, and taggers’ ir o n ..............................
Tin-plates, terne-plafes, or taggers’ tin ............
C u tle ry .......................................................................
E ire-arm s.....................................................................
M achinery.................................................................
Cotton-ties, or hoops for haling purposes,
of iron and steel — ..........................................
Hoops, hands, strips, sheets, and plates of
s te e l.................................................................
Ingots, blooms, slabs, billets, and bars of steel,
and steel in forms not elsewhere specified.
W ire rods (rivet, screw, nail, and fence),
round, in coils and loops, of iron or steel. .. ^
W ire, and w ire rope and strand, iron or steel.
A nvils, axles, and forgings, of iron or s te e l..
Chains, of iron or steel........................................
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6,738
2,790,759 i 3, 824,720 j i 2,292, 994 155,946 17,749 890
314,282 1,464 530 70, 071 2,161, 527 ] 1 6,507, 048 J 7,147,949 3, 678,794 234,697 103,604
18,743 12, 659 45 645 716,593 | 348,744 ; 59, 640 205,955 8,296 27,208
734,563 104,465 85,892 154,296 877, 324 j 644, 501 754, 547 751,206 684,668 584,552
10,005,799 9,750,327 0,929,498 10,147, 460 17,223,266 14,149,387 16, 599,264 17,699,239 18,182,637 16,665,739
1,088, 508 875,276 1,161,382 j 1,171,924 1,741, 991 1, 861, 678 1,959,973 2,113,065 1,917,900 1,438,587
498,887 318,137 333,297 ; 576,702 830,350 1,166, 360 1,498,910 1,453,225 1,355,335 1,169,292
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628,667 | 549,875 1, 227,610 1, 668,305 2,027, 840 2,228,732 1, 231,843 : 981, 6 5 1
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527,159 : 555,361
169,223 98,695
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j 5,941,223 4,308,272 j 3,950,655 3,644, 715 10,541,029 | 12,808,009 19,897,800 j 18,613,664 J<
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8,348,322 j 3, 848,756
i | 462,781 377,848
\ ; 136,674 79,711
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109,214 68,685
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IMPORTS— VALUES OF.

-Files, file-blanks, rasps, and floats..................... 40,810
371,936
-A.il o th e r ....................................................................
.2,419,916
48,498
834,499
1,765,712
23,197,417 19,320,927 18,987,130 19,594,608 71,266,699 60,604,477 67,976,897 58,495,246 40,147,053 33, 610, 093
JE W E L R Y , M ANUFACTURES O F GOLD AND SILVER,
AND PRECIO US STONES;
Jew elry, and m anufactures of gold and silv er..
Precious stones, not elsewhere specified, and
605,934
2,480, 214
598,266
542,838
2,114,704
748,682
249, 253
2,975,512
361,894
299, 512
3,842,007
64,340
347,271
6,698,488
327.113
370,584
8, 332, 511
152,817
712, 781
8,444, 525
255,793
912, 625
7, 692, 385
168,070
910, 827
8,854,015
141,784
1,115,485
5,704,252
486,436
L e a t h e r , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
Bend, belting, and all sole-leather.....................'
Calf-skins, tanned or tanned and dressed —
Skins for m orocco.................................................
U pper-leather of all other kinds, dresBed, and
M a l t l i q u o r s :
76,377
2,505,670
3, 996,881 4,589,713 3, 784,729 3, 667, 564 7, 623,769 5,746,349 7, 029, 041 8,235,053 < 1,637,305
3,739,061
667,982
3,128,919
537,014
3,195,702
488,928
3,317,788
571,502
3,670,525
910.739
3,834,550
1,005,443
3,954,929
1,161,791
3,893,872
975,490
.3,115,764
3,099,271
877,677"
34,659
1,934,110
1,632,829
3,130,474
3,014,676
670,127
T o ta l................................................................ 8,403,924 8,255,646 7,469,359, 7,556,854 12,205,033 10, 586,342 12,145,761 13,104,415 i i a i9 . c f ii 10,416,885
In bottles or ju g s ...................................................
H o t in bottles or ju g s............................................ S
252,622 247,724 399,844 460,450 829,571 653,645 1,109,786 1,124,509 112, 331 267,928
1,161,467 758,850 592,707 688,806 683,485 758,169 970,326 1,122, 010
r 808,886
t 370,225
726,522
370,662
1,161,467 758,850 592,707 688,806 683,485 758,169 970,326 1,122,010 1,179,111 1,097,184
IMPOETS---- VALUES OF,
M a r b l e a n d s t o n e , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
M a r b l e and m anufactures o f, n o t elsewhere
specified................................................................
Stone and m anufactures of, including s la te ..
1,216,796 865,133 746,956 689,288 888, 874 927,752 930,071 1, Oil, 363 c 604,049
I 353,720
T o ta l__________ __________________ 1, 216, 796 865,133 746,956 689, 288 888,874 927,752 930, 071 1, Oil, 363 957,769 695,990
560,661
335,329
a Included in “ all other iron and steel,” &c.
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Tear ending June 30—
1876. 1877. j 1878. ' 1879. | 1880. 1881. 1882. !
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Metals, metal compositions, and manufactures i 1 | j i {
of, not elsewhere specified: Dollars. Dollar8. Dollars. ! Dollars, j Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. I Dollars. ' Dollars. Dollars.
Bronze manufactures........................................> | ( j / 764,592 647,054
1, 131,921 886,373 934.444 j 878,964 j 63,305 1,425,294 1.920,103 2, 036,099 { 1, 513,337 1,484,607
Total.................................................................. 1,131,921 886,373 934,444 | 878,964 i 63,305 1,425,294 1,920,103 2,036,099 2, 277,929 2, 131,661
Mineral substances, not elsewhere specified........... 92,337 77, 951 104, 214 ! 149,775 j 248,133 243,357 265,883 107,752 116,494 66,346
Musical instruments, and parts o f ............................ 773,811 564,530 561, 867 j 627, 722 ' 917,778 1,474,771 1. 580,144 1, 652, 528 1,749,349 1,425,485
Oils, not elsewhere specified:
Animal—
"Whale and fish .........................-.................... 63, 286 44,015 56, 616 i 45, 903 55,323 82,584 103,020 76,553 136,854 j 107,995
Other................................................................ 3,796 8,870 3,354 2,378 8,908 458 447
Mineral.................................................................... 104 376,563 535 20, 941 152 16,845 2,336 209 10,695 23,206
T egetable—
Fixed or expressed—
O live........................................................ 389,044 491, 381 458,780 452,202 526,478 480,683 1 629,814 625,154 672,552 i 547,017
Other........................................................ 228,769 169, 316 200,042 252,852 329,881 192,715 ! 298,429 156,084 270,685 j 253, 690
Tola tile or essential....................................... 238,502 231,533 171,740 173,462 336,917 312,551 j 299,581 330,124 83,233 | 81,612
Total................................................................ 919, 705 1,312,808 887, 713 949,156 1, 237,431 1, 088,732 j 1, 335,558 1, 197,032 1,174,477 j 1, 013,967
Faints and colors................................................... -- 1, 028, 654 927,132 848,113 759,580 3, 108, 804 997,413 1 1, 218,112 1, 336,229 1,318,930 1 1, 142, C13
Paper, and manufactures o f ...................................... 1,280,-121 1, 190,103 1,466,625 1, 186,382 1,671,120 i 1,841,840 j 2,084,289 1,958,113 1,714; 419 j 1, 592,892
P r o v i s i o n s , c o m p r i s i n g m e a t a n d d a i r y p r o d u c t s ! | 1
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All other...................................................... ; ! ! - j 230,547 ! 249,984
IMPORTS— VALUES OF.

II. Ex. 20
Dairy products—
> 958,219 : 726,147 932,106 821,611 1,239,292 ; 1, 324, 241 2,184,995 1,962,749 .
Butter....................................................................
Cheese....................................................................i
77.109
9C1,582
c»12t 44o
Total.................................................................. ! 958,219 726,147 932,106 ; 821,611! 1,239,292] 1,324,241 2,183, 095 ; 1,962,749 1,843.452 1,830,547
Hice, granulated, or rice-meal......................................;
Seeps, .NOT m edicinal, not elsewhere specified: j
0 5 Linseed, or flaxseed...................................................;
A ll other......................................................................j
1,693,547
a.................
1,773,445
3,850,496
609,299
1,439,767
a .............
1,659, 521
1, 916,249
378,121
1,136,327 | 2,009,372 j 1.316,132
a..................! ix..................1a ................
1,632,865 j 1.776,741 i 1,837,432
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1,883,333 j 1,613,001; 2,261,049
333,131 | 282, 262 ] 433, 066
1,413,543
a ................
2, 090,578 '
1,250,580
462,526
1,526,430 ; 1,729,027 1,912,901
a.................a ................... a.................
1,673, 515 ] 1.674,308 J 1, 663,831
773,044 j 677,040
931,379 1 707,105 '
3,079,848
559,455
34,961
964,587
1,525,871
666,069
1,519, 998
2,817,715
977,148
T otal.................................................................. 4,468,795 2,294,370 2,216,464 j 1,895,263 ! 2,694,115 1,718,10G 1,704,423 i 1,384.145 j 3,639,303 3,794,863
Silk, maxufactup.es o f:
D ress and piece goods.........................................
Clothing, ready-made, and other wearing-ap-
17,620, 575
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13,861,195 | 16,100,162 20,924,176
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21,628,453 21,342,310 , 16, 964,733 18, 858.214
718,611
10,428,248 17, 643,257 19, 799, 543 ] ■ 2,570,890
14, 651, 541
542,348
1,173.022
9,412,915
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11.842.392
Total............................................................ 23,745, 9G7 21, P30,159 ] 19,837,972 j 24,013,398 j 82,188,690 32, 057,701 38,985,557 ; 36,764,-276 i 36. 673. 646 27,407.565
SOAP:
Fancy, perfumed, and all descriptions of toilet
A ll other................................................................
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| 226,230 1 293,746 ! 263,977 I 295,6Hl 300,386 241.370
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a-1- ® 5 1 25SA7S ; 283, 2C8 248,448
Total ....................................................... 226,230 293,740 j 265,977 j 295,601 306,386 241,370 321,638 324,266 437, 9.*.5 401,150
Spices, ground........................................................... - b 1, 930,159 |b 1,487,995 jftl, 936,217 j b 1, 823,171 b2, 428, 657 b 1, 700, 267 b 2, 693, 231 b 2, 474, 088 | 200, 537 ; U M H
S p i r i t s , d i s t i l l e d , a n d S P I R I T U O U S C O M P O U N D S :
Brandy...................................................................
f 1,203, 803
1 1.840,441 i 1, 934,737 : 1,555,282 1 1,097,500 2,090,061 2, 070, 445
1,227, 556
2,230,275 2,328,081
A ll other...............................................................
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! 847,976 778, 780
Total........................................................... 1,840,441 i J, 934, 737 ! 1, 555,282 j 1, 697, 500 2, 090, (61 2, 070,445 2,290,275 2, 328, 681 2,111,779 2, 006, 330
a Included p artly in “ vico’‘ and partly in “ all other dutiable articles.'
&Includes “spices, nngronnd.’’
IM PO R T S-----V A L U E S OF.
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A rticles.
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 3885.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
S p o n g es............................................................................... 83,341 91, 742 93, 533 136,312 197,431 248, 205 340, 443 295,250 291, 859 333,774
SUGAB, MOLASSES. SUGAR CANDY, AND CONFECTION-
EBY:
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8,157, 470 7, 808, 257 6,764,119 ; 7,188,388
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8, 705,243 6, 699, 047 10,015, 254 7,642,111 5, 577,722 4,190,242
Sugar, D utch standard in color—
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ups. melada, & c............................................... ^5S,118.898 82, 1,669 70, 809, 059 09,295,841 75, 950, 840 81, 741, 864 83, 514, 762 84, 295, 287 ■{ 91,080,953 6-' 320,170
Above No. 13. and not above No. 20............. J . { 61,111 692
AU above No. 20 . - - ........................................... 1,685 28,043 7,469 8, 656 1, 349 1,739 6,830 2,672 12, 251 488
Sugar candy and confectionery............................ 18, 500 : 5, S57 6,898 ; 6,537 9, 219 10,227 11,708 19,854 20,982 19,903
T o ta l............... .................................................. 66, 296, 553 j 90, 683, S26 77, 587, 545 176,499,422 84, 666, 651 88,452,877 93, 548, 554 91,959, 924 96,753,019 1 63,531,495
Tobacco, axi>-Ma:;uvactui:es ok:
L e a f -
Suitable tor vrappeis..........
A ll o th e r ..................................
Cigars, cigarettes, and cheroots
All other m anufactures o f ..........
T o ta l......................................
YBGET.Utl.ES:
Beans and pease__
P o tato es...................
Pkdtles and sauces
1 3, 710,490 : 3,728,019 1,102,782 3,543,515 ' 4,911,086
2,371,157 ;
76,901 ;
; 6,158,54i~j
2, 002, 347 : 2, 269, 207 ■ 2, 260, 010 2, 404, 812
81,231 | 67,819; 76,451: 86,402
5,812,197 I 0,439, 868 . 5, 888, 870 7,402, 300
672,696 I 574,419 j 614,110 303,760 297, 542
130,361 j 1, 652, 963 j 215. 515 1, 345, 744 276.454
319,134 : 338,636! 190,392 224,017 294,800
3, 897, 9S0 6,250,865 1 8,548,999

A ll other—
In th e ir n atu ral state, or in salt or b rin e ...
Prepared or p re serv ed ......................................
| 461,988 330, 608 492,602 3S4, 573 555,589 733,133
r 1,079,629
{ 69,690
T o ta l.................................................................. 1, 584,170 3, 090, 626 1,542,019 2,258,700 1,424,385 2,283,131 7,833,759 3,848,616 2,677,469 1,842,012
W ines :
Still wines—
In c a s k s ................................................................ 2, 084,385 1, 880,871 I, SOS, SOI 2,054,700 2,356,705 2,743,669 3,160,672 3, 939,278 2,362,137 2,241,682
In b o ttles.............................................................■ } 2, COO, 725 2, 236,889 2,123,254 2, 2S4, $53 3 ,2S9,766
( 1,979,953 3,928, 087 4,398,586
1,190,205
6,040,348
Cham pagne and other sp ark lin g ........................... i 1,318,7 4 3 2,834, 816
T o ta l.................................................................. 4, 754,110 4,120,700 3,962,145 4,339, 5S3 5, C4C, 471 6,671,756 7,559,258 9,979,626 5, 600,833 6,275,703
353,374
56,219
610,343
345,7S8
580,250
442,870
W ood, a s p m a n u fa c tu re s o f :
Timber, sawed and h e w n ........................................ 30, 508 7,170 3,893 4,737 10,332 8,019 25, 067 24,302 9,050 11, 939
Boards, planks, deals, and other sawed lum ber 3, 072,105 o, 146, 09;; 3,174,335 3,202,042 5,0S6,8S0 6,279,541 7,386,799 7,582,194 7,757,156 6,814,248
S h in g les....................................................................... 80, 255 69, ISO 97,149 93, 019 117,347 188,400 244,819 280,905 215,424 157,778
O ther lu m b e r.............................................................. 224, 883 224, 079 200, 010 184, 227 314,023 475,343 706,243 717,7GO 807, 375 704,811
1 f 327,435 343,801
A ll other m anufactures o f ...................................... 1 1,155,231 708,175 832,267 924, 4G4 1, 122,016 1, 369,665 1,622,585 1,690,470 •j 1,128,072 1, COS, 834
Unm anufactured, n o t elsew here specified.......... 1 1 88,078 61,630
T o ta l.................................................................. 5,168, 982 4,245, 300 4,307, GuO 4,400,089 6,650,59S 8,320, 968 10,045, 513 10,295,631 10,332, 590 9,103,041
W o o l s , h a t h o f t h e a l p a c a , g o a t , a n d o t h e r
L IK E A N IM A L S , A N D M A N U F A C T U R E S O F :
11 nm anufactured—
Clothing w o o ls .................................................. ]
( 4,807, 636 2,262, 824
Combing w o o ls................................................... j-8.247,617 7,156,944 8, 363, 015 5, 034,545 23, 727, 650 9, 703, 068 11, 096,050 10,949,331 •j 1,017, 311 GG9,604
!
Carpet and other sim ilar wools................. . i
i 6,559,762 5,947,495
M anufactures of— |
Carpets and carpeting of all k in d s............... 1. 521, 002 074, Oil 303, 3S9 367,105 1,237,481 1, 064. 076 949, 070 1,053,912 31303, 03S 1,127,492
Clothing, ready-made, and other wearing- ; |
■1L ■ II II 11 f 1 1 1 1 *» 1■1 11|1 11 ft.
a
' a .................... j 2 ,150, 399 1,902,690
9,838,440 6,624,900 6,771,653 0,235,195 10,773,912 12,078,733 ; 12,079,839 | 13,887,789 1 12,921,840 : 10,102,354
Dress-goods, women’s and children’s ............ 14, 210,221 12,549, SC7 : 12,055,606 12,486, S 6 1 15, 300, 542 12,514,962 : 16,393,504 | 19,687.656 1 13,90G, 463 13,464,647
a Included in “ all other m anufactures of wool,” &c.
IMPORTS— VALUES OF.
CO
03

No. il7 .—Values of the PRINCIPAL and other ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE Imported, &c.—Continued.
CO
A rticles.
A n i m a l s , a n d M a n u f a c t u r e s o f —Continued.
M anufactures of— Continued.
K n it goods.
Shawl s ..
T arns . . .
A ll o tte r
T o ta l................................................................
Z i n c , s p e l t e r , o r t u t e n e g u k , a n d m a n u f a c t ­
u r e s O F :
In blocks or pigs, and old......................................
M anufactures o f......................................................
T o ta l.................................................................
T e a r ending Jnne 30-
1876. | 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. ! 1884. i
L
i
1
! !
i j
i
!
Dollars.
671,593
45,322
1,453, 306
Dollars.
559,941
33,265
1, 298,129
Dollars.
582,922
19,071
1,341,447
Dollars.
393,825
22,121
1,367,927
Dollars.
611,912
297,196
1, 364,608
Dollars.
1,000,372
138,363
1,079,780
Dollars.
797,795
358,386
1,052,728
a. - ..........
4,829,548
Dollars.
1,127, 022
438,750
1,162,699
| !
i Dollars, j
j 2,258,952 [
| 564,694 I
962,543 |
5, 463, 825 3, 961,800 4,060, 866 3, 512,787 4,265,492 3 ,2S0,140 7,467,124 j 6,035,081 j
A ll other dutiable a rtic le s ........................................... 3,554, 034 3,442,478 3,804,219 4,164,343 5,982, 611 6,545,842 6,349,191 7, 520, 097 4,761,849| 3, 857,175
T o t a l v a l u e o f d u t i a b l e m e r c h a n d i s e . 320,379,277 ,310, 534, 674 295,773, 267 |303,096,270 459, 052,883 =440,173, 081 514,060, 567 515,676,106 457,813,509 i 384, 313,705
T o t a l v a l u e o f m e r c h a n d i s e f r e e o f
1
1
D U T Y .................................................................................. 140,361, 913 140,788,452 141,278,265 142,681,505 208,301,863 202,491,547 210,579,007 207,504,718 '209,884,184 ; 193,213,624
T o t a l v a l u e o f i m p o r t s o f m e r c h a n ­
-
d i s e .................................................................................. 460,741,190 j451,323,126 437, 051,532 445,777,775 667,954,746 642,664,628 !724,639,574 723,180, 914 667, 697, 693 577,527,329
I
1
1885.
Dollars.
2,203,456
287,254
1,056,433
624,620
5,007,613
41,457,425 32,858,866 33, 593,169 29,390,366 57,638,743 40,860,394 48,457,570 55,224,283 j 53,542, 292 | 44,656,482
, ir
27,354
301,026
64, 956
77,713
59,601
69.582
52,182
50,312
393,334
260,056
73,421
107,267
739,319
198,687
664,474
141, 677
190, 632
40,518 ;
116, 009
64,290
328,380 142,669 129,183 108,494 653,390 180,688 938,006 806,151 231,150 j 180,299
a Included in “ all other m anufactures of wool,” &c.
IMPORTS---- VALUES OF.

No. 118.—Quantities of the PRINCIPAL articles of MERCHANDISE Imported into the U nited States daring
the Ten Years from 1876 to 1885, inclusive.
A rtioles.
Y ear ending J one 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
FREE OF DUTY.
A nimals, not elsew here bpecoted:
C a ttle ...................................... STo a .................... 41,021
H o rses.......................„............. N n a ......................... a . . . ............. a ................... a . . . . ......... a ...................
Sheep........................................
A sphaltum or b itu m e n .......................]bs a ......................... a ................... a . ................. a ................... a ......................... a ................... a .................. a ................... 72,076,408 37, 646,930
Bark, hem lock..................... mrfiq a ................... a ........... . . . . a ................... a . ...................... a ......................... 78,248 72, 933
Chemicals, dbugs, and d ie s , n o t elsew
here specified:
Alizarine, n a tu ra l or artificial... lb s. a ......................... a ................... a ................... a,....................... a .................... 669,548 1,470,864
A rgal or argol, or crude ta rta r, and
argol d n s t .................................... lb s .. 7,047, 802 9,026,-542 10,257, 909 14,011,764 14,445,534 14,275,530 18,320,366 16,112,427 19,591,039 17.694,336
B arks: Cinchona, or other, used in
the m anufacture of qninia___lb s .. 5,744,765 1,976,016 4, 853,006 6,388,641 6,014,625 4,201,372 5,171,056 3,706,697 2,580,052 3,513,391
Coohineal......................................................lb s.. 1, ISO, 595 1,324,165 1,392,297 1,398,975 1,364,285 1,080, m 1,818,172 1,671,864 681,996 783,382
Dye-woods in sticks—
logw ood and all oth er_______ to n s .. 77, 233 59,754 71,342 73,452 90,815 85,750 91,420 96,697 655,987 656,231
Gums—
i
A rab ic ........................................................lbs.
c......................... 3,638,178 1,395,117
Camphor, c r u d e ............................... lbs. 322,972 1,022, 565 1,117, 290 982,580 2,445,471 2,010,165 2,076,192 2,312,166 2,047,732 2,223,038
Cuteh, or catechu, and te rra japonica,
or gam bia................................lb s . . 17,595,455 22,992,973 24,751, 058 19,206,473 47,588, 639 38,841, 111 19,311, 702 21,638,733 22,267,931 20,457,336
S h e lla c ......................................................lb s .. c...................... .. c . . . . ............... c......................... ...... e ......................... c ......................... €......................... C......................... 2,865, 753 3,468,891
A ll oth er gumB and gum-resins,
n o t elsewhere specified . . . . . lb s . . 10,973,837 9, 873, 515 10,465,872 12,571,219 17,842,086 19,321,233 25,053,417 22,>683,382
a N ot stated. 5 Logwood only. c Included in “ all other gums and gum -resins” free o f duty.
18,271
4,427
26,342
18,521
5,492
:
14,782,099 ! 16,004,334
IMPORTS---- QUANTITIES OF.

No. 118.—Quantities of the PRINCIPAL articles of MERCHANDISE Imported,

F ish, not elsewhere specified:
Fresh, of all kinds, except salmon,
11*b. . 10,723,210 7,735,981 9,681,828 8,432,835 10,761,307 12, 975,761 15,893,849 16,368,476 17,521.419 1 17,013,742
Cod, haddock, hake, and pollock,
1 J
dried, smoked, or pickled. ....lb s .. a................... a................... a................... a................... a................... a................... a................... a ................... | 26, 219, 592 j 32,399,578
Herring—
a................... a...................
| 8, 726,479 | 10, 558,315
j 120, 519 1 104,742
! 88,215 01,680
Picklod.................................. . . . bbls.. 87, r>r,4 03,280 58,082 55,732 40,723 04, 811 76,136 101,344
Mackerel, pickled................. ---bids.- 70, 531 43, 000 102,148 101,420 112,408 120,288 58,279 52,093
Salmon—
Ihu h b................... b................... b................... b................... b........
Mtln a ................... a ................... a ...................
India-rubber and gutta-percha
I vory:
crude,
lb s.. 10, 580,297 13,821,109 12,512,203 14, 878,584 16, 826,099 20,015,176 22,712,862 21,040,320
11m n a ................... 262, 083 212,856
a ................... a ................... a ................... 9,777,953 9, 503,313
Oils, not elsowhoro specified
Fixed or expressed..........— ....lb s .. 6,258,088 10,403, 008 8,538,840 9,910, 088 14,503,370 12,820,952 18.820, GOO 13, 935,472
Volatilo or essential............. ....llw .. 300,010 240,332 403, 527 504,373 545,244 435,041 594,604 827, 401
103,184- 138,708 311,091 182,025 407,410 508,000 337, 070 326,008
PATER-STOCK, C RU D E:
Hags, other than woolen___ . ...lb s .. 08,041,174 78,759,118 92,540,443 89,902,702 185,188,943 137,583,299 153,309,091 151,034,340
1’laslor of Paris, or sulphate of lime, iinground.........................................
110,125 99,2(53 107,947 100,019 120,015 131,167 128, 421 152,891 : loo, iso
lhQ a ................... a . ................. a ................... 3,105 : 2,802 .
Plumbago___________________ a ................... a ................... a ................... 05, 040 110, 091 150, 013 100,471 154, 375 ! 144,749 !
S i l k , u n m a n u f a c t u r e d :
n n a ................... a ................... a ................... 522, 091
| 1,010,937
| 0. 408 ;
Itaw, or as reeled from the cocoon,
lb s.. 1,354,991 1,186,170 1,182,750 1,889,770 2,562.230 2,550,103 2,879,402 3,253,370 | 3,222,540 |
'W aste....................................... a ................... a ................... a ................... a ................... a ................... 240,310 341,867 955,640 1 616,713 1
1,336,541
5,872
| 24,574, 025 24, 208,148
220,879 •
7,891,952 :
, 12, 809,838
959, 032
429, 501
150,024
8,301,421
22,493,849
1, 151, 090
224, 030
; 107,585,100 184,591,202
117,220
2, 012
110, 702
445,029 | 223,121
3,424,076
661,711
IMPORTS-----QUANTITIES OF.
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No. 118.—Quantities of the PRINCIPAL articles of MERCHANDISE Imported, &c.—Continued.
oo
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
! 1876.
1
1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. ; 1885.
Spices, unground:
Ihs 1, 364 473 • 1,039 412
.................
.....................Ihs. a .- ................... a .......................
13,331,079 9 103,649
...................
....... ............. lb s.. a .......................
15,079,296 1 11,342,256
T e a ................................... 62, 887,153 58,347,112 65,366,704 60,194,673 72,162,936 81,843,988 78,769,060 73,479,164 67,665,910 72,104,956
Tin, liars, blocks, or pigs, grain or grannlated................................
10,426,640 11,080,496 14,522,144 16,073,344 31,915,520 19,138,560 20,900,992 26,635,168 26,013,972 23,960,653
A rticles admitted free under eeci-
PEOCITT TREATY WITH HAWAIIAN ISL- .
ANDS:
.
3, 034,405 6,063, 514 5,553,676 5,062,646 6,984,406 10,135,678 12,926,951 12,378,433 8,291, 360
138, 862 87,535 94,772 111, 950 198,987 152,708 238,773 163 347 . 71,649
Sugar, brown........... .....................lbs-. 30, 624,162 30,367,329 41,696,674 61, 556,708 76,907,247 106,181,858 114,132,670 125,158,677 ; 169,652,603
SUBJECT TO DUTY.
A nimals, not elsewhere specified!
rw.fio .....................N o .. 6.................. b ....................... 5................... b........ ........... b................... b ................... h . . . 7fi, 79ft
.....................N o.. 6. . . ................ 6...................... 6....................... b................... b................... b................... b................. h 9.7 33Q ! 21 734
.....................N o .. 6 ................... 6................... 6 .................. 6....................... b ....................... b..................... h 293, 848 ; 331,117
BREADSTUFF'S:
B arley ...........................- 10,285,957 6,702, 965 6,764,228 5,720,979 7,135,258 9, 528, 616 12,182, 722 10, 050,687 8, 596,122 ; 9, 986, 507
Indian corn............... 51,796 30,902 13,423 33,869 58, 876 75,155 69, 621 25, 989 4, 894 : 4,507
O a ts .................................. 121, 547 41,597 21,391 13,395 489, 576 64,412 1,850,983 815, 017 54,627 ; 34,397
.........................lb s.. 6....................... b....................... 6....................... b....................... b...................... b ....................... b . h 3 07R 436
B y e .................................... 241,291 98,974 430,235 477,762 532, 585 473,925 954,119 973, 677 656,113 239, 014
W heat............................. 1,568,558 328,906 1,351,008 2,011,291 462,882 200,620 846,675 1,075,725 24,329 206,556
W heat-flour.............. ................... b b ls.. 19,116 7,431 7,941 12,606 5,161 2,396 4,176 2,508 1.810 1.279
B ristles................... ............. ........................lb s.. 588,834 450,056 623,670 417,234 984,285 838,840 862,072 1, 020,999. 988,736 . 790, 502
Cement............................ .......................b b ls- b....................... b....................... b ....................... b ....................... b ....................... b ....................... b....................... 472, 864 582, 623 578,141
IMPORTS— QUANTITIES

Chemicals, x>m:r,B, dykb, and medicines,
not elsewhere specified:
J.ogwood and other dye-woods, extracts
and decoctions o f............lb s..
Opium—
C rude........................................lb s ..
Prepared for sm okin g..........lb s..
Potash, nitrate of, or saltpeter,
crude..............................................lb s..
Soda—
Bicarbonate o f........................lb s..
Carbonate, including sal-soda
5
1
5 . J 6................... b............ 6 ................ 6 ..
6...................
b................... b................... b ................... b................... b....................
i
b...................
| 388,311 349, 223 430, 950 405,957 533,451 318, 700 370,249 J
1
6,129, 857 13,846,670 6,760,984 9,376,734 14,155,481 10, 044,367 12,282,334
4,951, 082 4, 298,906 3,902,514 2,725,774 8,367,441 1,633,116 2,100,787
and soda-ash.........................lbs-- 183, 502,300 217,360,808 233,343,440 237,060,202 322,191,592 298,084,371 293,189,955
C austic......................................lb s.. 31, 043,590 36,000,895 35,505,312 45,774, 916 44,791, 535 47, 324, 994 58,013,468
A ll other salts of.....................lb s.. 1,026,587 507,381 918,367 2,455,212 1, 617,836 422, 356 8, 304,542
Sumac, ground...............................lb s .. b................... b................... b ................... b................... b................... b...................
6...................
Clays or earths o f all kinds, including
china-clay, or kaolin e .....................ton s.. b ............... ». b ................... &................... b ................... b ................... b................... 26,306
Coal, b itu m in o u s ...............................to n s .. 407,853 497,270 578,457 491,473 477,517 677,360 851,334
Copper, and manufactures o f:
Ore (fine copper contained therein),
lb s .. c2,060,464 c35,610 c877,856 c241,024 c4,563,216 c9,904,832 el8,347,728
Pigs, bars, ingots, old, and other unm
anufactured...........................- -lbs..
Cotton, manufactures of:
1,741,128 1,680,183 370,696 154,955 5,262,086 781,616 744,566
Cloths—
N o t bleached, dyed, colored,
stained, painted or printed, 1
sq. y a rd s.. j. 31,808,421 21,990,224 18,887, 045 12,911,482 25,230,189 25, 973, 933 33, 283, 611
Bleached, dyed, colored, stained,
painted, o r p rin ted , .aq. yards. - j
T hread (not on Bpools), yam ,
warpB, or w arp-yarn---- ..lb s ..
*................... \ t ................... b................... b ................... b................... b -.............
a Included in "sp ices, ground,’ dutiable.
b N o t stated.
b.....................| 5,832,825
b..................... i 2,645,250
23,552
722, 695
< 320, 539 ;
\ 4, f.33
312,254,723 I
77,561,640 I
8,135,171 i
16,316,614 :
27,716 i
820, 266
e59,068,128 j 2,259,833
323,987 361,606
7, 573, 034
2,402, 964
334,109
50,265
12,413,229
2,330,960
287,281,244
69,849, 220
9, 837, 836
13, 590, 812
24. 346
817,918
3,578,752
481,590
856, 213
24, 274, 281
IMPOBTS----QUANTITIES OF.
909,480 ZO
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[No. 118._Qu a n t it ie s of tlie PRINCIPAL articles of MERCHANDISE Im ported, &c.—Continued,
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Articles.
1876.
1
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1877.
T e a r ending J u n e 30—
I
| 1878. 1879. 1880, 1881. 1882. | 1883.
]
|
!
1884. ;
SH, not elsewhere specified:
Herring, pickled or salted..........bills.. 17.268 14, 873 j 15,542 18,950 26,168 30, 987 36, 061 | 48,833 31, 008 49,643
,AX, HEMP, JUTE.AXD OTHER VEGETABLE !
SUBSTANCES, AND 31 AX VFACTURES OF : ;
Unmanufactured—
F lax..........................................tons.. 3, 656 4.498 4, 045 2,935 4,378 5f 448 5,563 * 5.748 5, 086 ' 6,435
Hemp, and all substitutes for
hem p....................................to n s.. , 17, 979 17,128 20,503 17,711 24,902 32,044 36, 679 29,063 : 25,925 : 32,463
J u te..........................................tons..! 1
Sisal-grass, and other vegetable : > 60. 368 50, 793 40,997 69,590 82,471 68, 631 84,186
c
125,318 ;
64, 389 ; 98, 343
substances.........................tons..- j
t
;
32,082 36, 897
Manufactures of flax, hemp, or jute, ;
•
or of ’which flax, hemp, or jute shall i
be the component material of chief !
value— ;
Cables and cordage............... lb s ..: 649, 9S6 577, 431 1,154,262 307,179 871, 390 559, 701 852, 908 897,365 ! 851,457 635, 052
Y a r n s........................................ lb s..; a ,. a. a. a ;■
................... 1
F ruits, ixcludtxg XUTS, not elsewhere j
7,415,420 12,115, 289
specified:
F i g s ................................................... lh s ..r . n
. ;
57, 631, 820
53, 702,220
Huts—■
«.
3 , 8 2 8 ,1 0 4 4 . 7 3 2 . 2 6 9
G l a s s a s p g l a s s w a w b :
..........
Cylinder, crown, and common window
glass, unpolished............. 2? “63, 144 24,147,680 24,030,788 20,256,069 4i.B71.P3S 46,038,739 45.872,024 54.941.42* 77,873,233 ■VT. 015,693
1885.
IMPORTS— QUANTITIES OF.

Cylinder and crown glass, polis
b e d ................... ..................eq. feet..; 16,139 i 29,922
Plate-glass—
Fluted, rolled, o r rough.sq. fe e t..' 759,033 ! 269,372
U n silv ered . . . ...................sq. feet.-i 1,614,511 j 1,602,325
S ilvered.......... 2,128,034 ! 1,918,501
H a y ............................................. to n s..! a ....................j a-
H o p s ................................................ lb 8-.-! ®.................... 1a
I ron a n d s t e e l , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f : -
j
Ore, iro n ..........................................to n s .. j a ..................
Pig-iren ....................................... to n s. -! 79,455
Scrap, fit only to be rem anufactured—
Iron, w rought and c ast— to n s..
S te e l........................................ to n s..
Bar-Iron, rolled or ham m ered___lb s ..
. B ars, railw ay—
Of iro n .....................................to n s..
Of steel, or in p a rt of steo l.to n s..
Gotton-ties, or hoops for baling p u r­
poses, of iron and steel.............lb s ..
Hoop, band, and scroll iro n -----lb s ..
Hoops, bands, strips, sheets, and
Ingots, blooms, slabs, billets, and j
bars of steel, and steel in forms, |
Tin-plates, terne-plates, or taggers’
tin ......................................... lb s..
W ire T o d s ( r i v e t , s c r e w , n a i l , a n d
f e n c e ) r o u n d , i n c o i l s a n d l o o p s , o f
i r o n o r steel........................ l b s . .
“W ire, and w ire rope and strand, iron
or s te e l.......................................... lbs.
23,054
a ...................
51, 662,726
265
4,443
i
23,049 j 38,940
105,550 ! 169,361
1,145,594 ] 1,553,073
18,861 !
53,173 i
10,320
109,794
67, 922 55, 000 87, 576
8,344 8,084 11, 052
a ................... a ................... a ............................
56,419,708 66, 337,457 53,967,822
30 i i 2,611
......................
404,732 2,226 27,473
a ...................
a....................
\ a ................... « ................... a ...................
\ 2,100,622 j 1,664,619 2.784,834
i
i
222,608,736
u ................... a ...................
244,821,360 276,537,072
a ...................
1a ................... a ................... a ...................
a H ot stated.
61,004
563,760
2,126, 616
2,897,747
66,008
372,802
425, 012
754, 657
631,790 _
a ...................
251, 902,056
86,486
66,305.
34,746,800
152,235
174,281
621, 073
417, 849
267, 500
a............., a............. a
a ...................
24,190,199
a ...................
11,691,376
370,007,568
88,166 168,106 81,914 60, 928
1,117,244 1,182, 046 1,985,947 2,386,844
3,035,117 3,016,781 2,651,975 ; 2,622,622
3, 264,580 3,778, 082 3,924,231 3,376,803
86,029 97, 574 118,955 , 160,950
955, 854 2,122, 589 701,104 ' 1. 642, 086
580, 207 607,176 553, 806 425, 870
496, 045 433, 602 283,172 151, 959
177, 020 70,964 46,506 19, 841
a ................... 8,060 ; 4,318
50, 393,345 116, 869,746 86, 432,339 : 73, 373,128
81,343 5,226 587 ; 26
.214,323 112,837 7,384 ■ 4,177
3,494,249 11,754,165
35,068,303 1
319,383 I
3,927,649
88,093,626
752, 917
2,405,877
6................... a ................... 50,247,680 42,595,837
21,988,379 23,493,384 18,466,396 ; 18,559,883
140,929,328 484,038.688 507,894,756 : 507,154, 935
i................... 193, 782,838 ; 259,540,746
1................... a ................... 7,135,245 3, 844,195
IMPORTS— QUANTITIES OP.
CD

y Q , j s ^ Q u a n t x t ie s of the PR IN C IPA L articles of M ERCHANDISE Im p o rted , &c— Continued.
T ears ending Ju n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884.
1885.
IR O N AXD B T E B I. AND MANUFACTURES
O F— Continued.
Manufacture* • o f. not elsewhere specified—
i j
Anvils, axles, and forgings, of j !
iron or steel..............................lb s..]® .............. -.j a...................
Chains, of iron or steel........ lbs. . J&........... j a..........
M alt, b a rle y .................. bush -- j 286, 930 314,139
M A L T -L IQ U O R S : j j
In bottles or ju g s .......................galls.-I 7 ^
ISTot in bottles or ju g s................galls.-i^
Oils, not elsewhere specified:
Animal—
"Whale and fish.......................galls. - ’
O th e r...................................... galls..
M in eral..........................................g a lls..1
V egetable—
Fixed or expressed—
Olive.................................galls..
O th e r............................... galls.-
V olatile or essential................lb s . -
P r o v i s i o n s , c o m p r i s i n g m e a t a n d d a i s y
p r o d u c t s :
D airy products—
Butter..........................................lbs-.
Cheese........................................lb s..
a ...................
a ...................
552, 656
Aa.x !O,,.. ,• - »...I (Z........... »•
I 1 1 I
a .................. I a................. | a ................. \ a ................... ' a ...................
537,995 | 1,023,447 1 685,297 ; 1,137,832 ! 1,356,402
490,150 974,277 767,709 897, 487 j 1,007, 297 j 1,173,865
102,883 51,882 85,509 61,509 92,819 146,410
23, b2b 13, 681
685 2,263,379 1,583 331, 591 389 17,471 i
271,307
429,438
146,772
348,608
342, 872
177,365
i
266,548
363,365
154,881
s
i
a ...................
................. 1 i a ................... I : : : . : : : : : : .
336,068
465,696
144,587
a -.................
a ................
383,131
655,416
242,649
a _________
« ...................
384,413
414,696
157,742
a ...................
a ...................
i
1,573, 083 j 1,862,533 I ^
209, 051
10, 934
650
508,028
655,498
170,176
a ...................
a ...................
156, 022 J
41,019 ‘
508
536,749 i
349,081 |
241, 763 i
2,441,782 ;
2,408,289
155,670
1,390,145
1,389,339
378,886
968,148 869,224
,110,611 1,189,906
383,319 , 227,150
778 • 882
449,041 1 986,319
610,429 493,928
572,113 | 555,803
76,877 ‘ 37,655
j
373, 844 j 187,337
i, 243,014 1 6, 247, 560
IMPORTS— -QUANTITIES 0I«\

Hice, n o t elsewhere sp ecified ............lb s ..
Bice, granulated, or rice m eal............lb s ..
S alt............................................................. lb s ..
S e e d s , n o t m e d i c i n a l , n o t e l s e w h e r e s p e ­
cified:
Linseed, or flaxseed.................b o s h ..
S o a p :
Fancy, perfumed, and all descriptions
o f t o i l e t s o a p ......................................... I b s . .
AH o th e r .......................................... lb s ..
Spices, ground........................................ lb s ..
S p i r i t s , d i s t i l l e d , a n d s p i r i t u o u s c o m ­
p o u n d s -.
B ran d y .............................................proof galls..
| 1,607,211 | 1, 660,892
A llo th e r...........................................proof galls..
S u g a r , m o l a s s e s , s u g a r c a n d y , a n d
c o n f e c t i o n e r y :
71,661,852
a .................
867,087,388
2.755,726
} a..........
614,935,795
60,978,659
a ...................
901,209,894
1,445,625
41,426,364
a ...................
860,589,224
1,290,615
70,271,247
a ...................
906,615,313
1,009,261
612,022,313 615,811,330 616,369,958
1,381,206 I 1,456,710
ol, 943,609
a.............
963,970,711
1,464,195
621,317,469
1,606,084
61,755,003
1,100,510,401
M olasses........................ galls.. 39,026,200 ! 30,188, 963 27,490,007 j 38,365,575 38,008, 930 28,509,234 37,116,122 ; 32,989, 503 j 33, 965,293 31,321,244
S u g a T , D utch standard in color—
N olaboveN o. 13, and ta n k h o t-1
toms, sirups, m elada,& o.Iba.. !
,

No. 118.—Q u a n titie s of the PRINCIPAL articles of MERCHANDISE Im ported, &c.— Continued.
c o
Articles.
T e a r ending Junet 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
'W IN E 6 :
Still -wines—
In c a s k s ............................ 4,436,010 4,192,630 3,686,157 4,080,938 4,087,332 4,370,947 4,878,919 6,187, 520 2, 7 7 4 ,7 7 1 3,419,532
In bottles............................ ] f 251,489 23$, 381
Champagne, and other spark- > 364,946 309,995 295,172 298,715 407,328 457,257 511,444 643,176
l i n g ......................................... J 1 201,414 228,580
"W o o d , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f .*
Boards, planks, deals, and o th er'
sawed lum ber.........................M feet. 333, 990 316,271 327,298 355,304 515,343 575,320 012,364 572,099 600,762 555,582
S hingles...................................... ........M . 38,279 34,190 47,532 48,710 69,402 87,135 99,264 104,657 86,219 69,511
W ools, h a i r o f t h e a l p a c a , g o a t , a n d
OTHER L IK E ANIMALS, AND MANUFACT-
URES O F:
U nm anufactured—
Clothing wools .................
I r 21,175,228 11,475,889
Combing w o o ls................. ....lb s . 1 | 4,414,253 9 7flO 7f»1
I”
C arpet and other similar
44,642,836 42,171,192 48,449,079 39, 005,155 128,131,747 55, 964, 236 67,861, 744 70, 575, 478
w ools................................ J
1 52, 761,170 56,339, 530
M anufactures of—
Carpets and carpeting of all
k in d s ............................ sq. yards. 1,118, 736 533, 539 278,262 257, 686 1,443, 535 991,947 715,583 834, 939 953, 675 799,617
C lo th s.................................. 10, 340,622 8,045, 656
Dress-goods, women’s and children!s
.............................sq. yards. 54,398,625 49,650,114 40,539,339 49,732,403 66,400,204 52, 693,221
Bags, shoddy, mongo, waste,
65, 007,453 84, 254, 827 59,432,436 59, 598,889
and flocks............... ......... ....lb s . 243,527 . 169,925 95, 886 92,614 1,388,233 470,873 1,097,641
T a r n s .................................. ....lb s .
n
974, 963 1, 316,083 700, 231
Z i n c , s p e l t e r , o r t u t e x e g u e , a x d m a n -
U FACTURES O F :
I n blocks or pigs, and old---- ....lb s . 505,798 1,273,301 1,310, 859 1,390,637 8,514,826 1,813,615 18,427,309 17, 323, S02 5, 363,062 3,398,083
a Not stated.
IMPORTS— QUANTITIES OF.

No. 110.—Values of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE Exported from the U nited
States during the Ten Years from 1876 to 1885, inclusive. (Mixed gold and currency values prior to 1880.)
Y ear ending J line 30—
Arliolos. --------- ----- -------- — -
—
1876. J 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
................. . 1
A gku'ui.tuuai. impi.kmkkts: Dollars. 1 Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
;i2,284 ! 24, 297. 19,872 17,147 11,082 2,002 9,890 3G, 051 28, 622 26, 558
M owers and reapers, and parts of......................... 1,221), P.‘»5 j 7(55,249 1. 018,910 893, 072 7(58,

No. 110.—V alu es of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE E xported, & c .— Continued.
t o
o s
Articles.
Tear-ending June 30—
1876. 1877. 187a 1879. i 1860. I 1881. 1 1882. ! • 1883. 1884. ; 1885.
Bream tuffs—Continued. Dollar*. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars, j Dollars. Dollars. ! Dollars. , Dollars, i Dollars.
Indian-com meal............................................................ 1,305, 027 1, 511,152 1,336,187 1, 052,231 981,361 1 1,270, 200 ! 994,201 ! 980,798 j 818,739 ; 816,459
Oats................................................................................... 588,583 1,150, 686 1,277, 920 1, 618,644 308,129 | 186, 899 298,349 j 233,843 700,694 1,589,640
771,471 ' 1,036,011
Eye.................................................................................... 480,083 1,822,968 3, 051,739 3,103,970 2,362,765 ! 1,885,813 946,086 1,657,998 j 4,323,105 2,000,294
Rye-flour...........................-............................................. 39, 054 39,672 30,775 15,113 24,728 | 24,082 28,593 25,070 : •18, 876 : 15,937
Wheat..........................-................................................... 68,882,890 47,135,562 96,872,016 130,701,079 190, 546,305 167,698,485 112,929,718 119,879,341 175,026,678 72,933,097
Wheat-flour...................................................................... 24,433,470 21,663,947 25,095,721 29,567,713 35,333,197 | 45,047,257 36,375,055 54,824,459 i 51, 139,696 ' 52,146,336
All other hreadstuffs, and preparations of, used !
as food............................................................................ 707, 478 650,206 1,709,639 1,740,471 2,439,098 1,443,580 655^142 987,829 846,119 . 780,855
Total.............................................................................. 130,045,040 116,930, Oil 180,700,408 209, 537,992 286,764,807 269,556,720 182, 005,841 207,473,838 |l62, 544,715 : 160, 370,821
Ericks:
Building........................................ ................................... 18,035 25, 571 254,446 51,714 36,299 27,989 50,870 56,227 60,702 45,181
F ire................................................................................... 20, 348 9,892 13,900 11,096 12,027 12,290 30,649 j 47,120
_____*—
41,012 31,058
Total.............................................................................. 38,383 35,463 268,346 62,810 48,326 40,279 j 81,519 i 103,347 101,714 76,239
171,144 156, 022 89,392 59, 089 97,263 154, 677 ! 170,137 j 173,468 ! 163,444 154,257
Brooms and brushes............................................................ 198,914 172, 000 146, 037 138,184; 110,410 152,716 i 241,403 i 172,234 170,795 174,146
Candles...................................................................................... 2*29,311 234,408 218, 985 225,104 ! 237,627 210,842 I 226,687 | 218,910 240, 500 256,719
Carriages and horse-cars, and parts o f......................... 734,624 866,018 979,003 1,023,735 \ 823,702 1, 013, 644 i 1,439,003 1,607, 502 i 1,582,459 1,495,475
Cars, passenger and freight, for steam railroads — 413,339 538, 997 532, 840 249,393 j 583,723 544,041 ; 1, 393, 059 i 1, £00, 903 ; 1, 444, 039 369, 053
Casings for sausages..-'.................................................... 95,118 1*27,544 140, 635 183,176 | 264,823 239, 903 | 271,503 i 359,446 j 499,134 642,364
C h e m i c a l s , d r u g s , d y e s , a n d m e d i c i n e s : i | ! !
50,300 74,930 48,5*24 65,826 71,231 | 39,240 ! 39,930 ! 56,590 128, 616 133, 589
Ashes, pot and pearl:................................................... 75,597 j 53,170 | 38,389 i 61,260 1 110,578 j 141,463 31, 362 44,367 41, 436 37,782
Dyes and dyestuffs....................................................... j 869,798 | 628,209 j 527,281 ! 647,323 702,750 J 626,749 929, 929 877, 601 675, 492 656,148
Ginseng.............................................................................j 646,954 ‘ 562,268 ! 497,247 I 465,611 I 533,042 i 561,545 483,171 848, 393 614. 995 751,168
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— VALUES

Soots, herbs, and barks, n o t elsewhere specified 1 >2,471,195
J
1,979, 957 2,303,253 2,385,357 2,756,469 3,045,238 3,517,149 3,3C6,195
11,340, 583
•j 43,422
[ 1,847, 842
1,317,483
116,695
1, 703, 328
T o ta l.......................................................................... 4,113.839 3, 298,534 3,414,694 3,625, 383 4,174, 070 4,414,235 5,001,541 5,133,146 4, 694,386 4,806,193
^ C locks asd watches:
^ Clocks, and p arts of................................................... . 907, 591 1, 025,586 936,003 1, 002,388 1,356,742 1,146,753 1,402,362 1,316, C8G 1,168,484 1,209,048
ts5 IV atches, and p a rts o f .............................................. 65,944 77,857 140,794 38,045 96,495 100,710 121,490 163,645 191,206 136,892
T o tal.......................................................................... 1,033,535 1,103,443 1,070,797 1,090,433 1,453,237 1,247,463 1,523,852 1,479,731 1,359,690 1,345,940
COAL:
1,809,434 1,891,351 1,006,843 1,427,886 1,362,901 2,091,928 2,589,887 2,648,033 3,053,550 2, 586,421
B itum inous.................................................................. 850, 711 1,024,711 1,352,624 891,512 695,179 739, 532 1,102,898 1,593,214 1,977, 959 1,989,541
T o ta l.......................................................................... 2,720,145 2,916,062 2,359,467 2, 319,398 2,058, 080 2, 831,460 3, G92,785 4, 241, 247 5,031,509 4, 575, 962
Coffee and cocoa, ground or prepared, and chocolate 38, 831 43,507 63,813 "72, 923 95, 380 105,401 95, 334 92,170' 66, 943 106,625
Coffer, and manufactures o f:
O re ................................................................................. 84,471 109, 401 169, 020 102,152 55, 763 51,499 89, 515 943, 771 2,930,895 4,739,601
Ingots, bars, and old................................................. ( 2,505,279 5,328,903
> 3,098, 395 2,718,213 2,102,455 2, 751,153 667,242 786,860 565, 295 1, 293,947
S h eets........................................................., ................ I 22,550 10,984
A ll other m anufactures of....................................... 343,544 195,730 217,446 79,900 126,213 38,036 93,646 110,286 137,135 107, 536
T o ta l.......................................................................... 3,526,410 3,023,394 2,488,921' 2,933,205 849,218 876,395 748,456 2,348, 004 5, 595,859 10,187,024
ConUS, AND MANUFACTURES OF:
U nm anufactured—
Sea I s la n d .................................................................... 941,803 1,084,509 1,616,214 1,108,072 1,683,900 2,161,207 1,398,296 1,662,281 1,160,673 1, 685,03
O ther unm anufactured.............................................. 191,717, 459 170, 033,999 178,415,270 161,196,178 209,852,005 245,534,539 198,414,348 245,666,440 195,854, 531 200,276,823
T o ta l.......................................................................... 192,659,262 171,118, 508 180,031,484 162, 304, 250 211, 535,905 247,695,746 199, 812, 644 247,328,721 197,015,204 201,962,458
M anufactures of—
Colored.......................................................................... 1,455,462 2,484,131 2, 959, 910 3, 209,285 2, 956,760 4,988, 312 2, 326, 319 2, 648,278;' •2,579,866 2,230, ,567
U ncolored................................................................... 5,314,738 6,437,223 7, 053,463 6,288,13 L 5, 834,541 6,624,374 9,351,713 . 8,629,723 7,503,361 7,919,670
"W earing-apparel....................................................... 579, 595 509,028 569,762 550,119 486,233 533, 961 605,398 770,460 349,270 267,775
A ll other m anufactures o f ...................................... 952,778 1,314,489 1,425,287 1,356, 534 1,190,117 1,963,701 1,544,947 1,673,144 1,452, 714 1,418,579
DOMESTIC EXPOETS---- VALUES OF
T o ta l.......................................................................... 8; 302,573 10,744,871 12,008,422 11,404, 069 10,467,651 14,105,348 13,828,377 13,721,605 11,885,211
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 _ — _ - - - . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - -
213, 799, 049
= C D
« In eluded in “ all oth er breadstuff's,” &c.

No. 110,— V a lttes of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE E x p o r t e d , &e.— Continued.
Articles.
E a r t h e x , b t o x e , a s h c u i x a w a r s :
Earthen anil stone ware.....................................
Oliinawnri*..........................................................
Total................................................................
Ejrga.........................................................................
F a n c t a r t i c l e s :
Perfum ery and cosm etics......................................
Toys..................................................................... .
All other...............................................................
Total..................................................................
F e r tiliz e r s ..........................................................................
F i s h :
Codfish, dried, smoked, and cared, including
haddock, hake, and pollock................................
M ackerel, p ic k le d ....................................................
Salmon-
Canned .................................................................
Other.....................................................
Pish, fresh, not otherwise specified................
Pish, dried, smoked, and cured, net otherwise
specified....................................................
Pish, pickled, not otherwise specified.............
Shell-fish—
O y sters..................................................................
Other.....................................................
Total................... . .......................................
1878.
Year ending June 30—
1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. j 1885.
i
i
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. ' Dollars, ; Dollars, i Dollars. \ Dollars. ! Dollars. Dollars.
|
228,387 127, 054
| 73,846 87,355 98,035 80,898 | 106,724 323,177 1 180,773 1 227,547
!
I
7,860 8,331
73,840 87, 3i)5 08, 035 80,898 I 106,724 i 123,177 | 180.773 227,547 | 236,247 13 D, 385
8,300 8,429 14,880 14,258 | 14,148 j 13,776 | 28,262 75,080 1 62,759 51,832
375,011 269,785 295,269
|
286,754 j 302,993 1 292,939 * 285,060 ! 356, 016 403,205 286,231
> 297,744 344,9.28 735,231 005,707 I
i 93,080 73,648
534,296 668,985 j 870,917 j 804,175
651,895 518,956
672,755 614,713 1,030, 500 892,401 | 837,289 901,924 j 1,155,977 j 1,160,191 1,148,180 878,835
922,221 1,118,132 1,211, 769 1,240,582 | 603, 668 612,941 1, 022,369 1,082,501 1,096,021 910,778
|
] 734,946 724,858
107,950 139,663
2,323,026 2,260,567
>3,500,988 3,879,086 4,465,490 4,059,633 3,474,930 4,005,791 4,187,338 4,530,502 1 110,531 82,114
62,009 33,350
i 415,006 354,257
i
I
!
188,946 170,507
i
i
214,196 260,620 393,061 ■j 453,306 543,895 J 582,249 612,793 629,636 572,487 715,619
1,746 6,069 | 11,846 9,801 j 4,327 2,701 21,308 228,030 411,984
3,715,181 4,141,452 4,864,620 j 4,524,785 4,028,626 j 4,592,367 | 4,802,832 5,181,446 4,742,931 4,892,919
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DOMESTIC EXPORTS— VALUES OF-

F lax. hemf. and jute, manufactures o f:
Cordngo.........................................................................
T w in e ............................................................................
A llo th cr ......................................................................
| 418,099
737,842
3,087
499, 638
696,664
20, 972
535,047
1,056, 709
171,629 J
501,683 !
1,153,471 |
401, 829 ! i
536,787 1
1 I
1, 083,076 j
366, 786
546, 627
1, 060, 727 *
176,183 :
I
820,341 '
544,948 '
235,561 1 529,217 ;
1
( 672,142 j
1,002,329 !
1
< 128,688 1
547,
1
111
(
! 67,725 j
Total .......................................................................... 1,155,041 1,199,389 1, 612,728 1,886,783 | 2, 022,292 } 1, 974,140 ; 1, 541,572 j 1,785,001 | 1,397,772 | 1, 314,140
FRUITS: j j ; j |
Apples, dried.............................................................. 07,915 920,292 260,085 298,794 j 192,069 1,247,891 ! 228,945 ; 780,800 | 394,350 | 1, 062,859
Apples, green or rip e................................................ 221,7G4 9S6,112 386, 261 9S0.455 ! 1,190,500 1 2.301,334 ! 539,543 ! 1,085,230 ! 422.447 ! 1,572,126
Fvuits, preserved— j i j
7 ♦ !r 495,143 473,944
1 327,422 762,344 435,450 386,718 i 435,290 529,277 ; 659,681 : 686,517 i < 1
O ilier......................................................................1 > I ! j I 53,301 j/,
210,177 '268,282 296, 310 252,415 272,715 ; 361,217 | 322,229 : 447,395 j 381,117 369,540
T o ta l.......................................................................... 827,278 2,937, 030 1, 378,106 1,916,382 ! 2,090,634 | 4,439,719 ; 1,750,398 1 3, 005, 942 | j
1,746,418 3,515,708
Furs and fur-skins............................................................. 4,398,883 3,788,802 2,018,100 4,828,158 5,404,418 1 5,451,419 1 4, 747, 944 j 3, 935, 603 | 3, 998,182 4,153, 287
Glass and glassware: !
"Window-glass.............................................................
t 18,665 10,055
| 628,121 658,061 869,6S2 76S, 644 749,866 ; 756,022 864,235 | 998,857
A ll o th er...................................................................... ■ * i
( 821,091 773,860
628,121 658,061 j 869, C82 768,644 749,866 I 756,022 j 864,235 998,857 839,756 783,915
Glucose or grape-sugar................................................... 8, S64 57,194 275, 049 : 451,415 ! 181,411 196,114 212,628 60,078
Glue....................................................................................... 5,798 16,069 31,247 43, 779 22,650 59, 038 ' 46,274 62,210 36,386 34,988
Grease, grease scraps, and all soap-stock................. 299,077 618,516 976, 571 37,150 7,361 j 51,079 r 36,258 7,262 715, 650 712, 855
G u n p o w d e r a n d o t h e r e x p l o s i v e s : i i
Gunpowder.................................................................. 67,887 i 248,925 102,655 166,751 177,891 ! 275,579 • 345,791 529,228 294,620 185,868
A11 o th er ...................................................................... 5,784 j 26,013 i........- .......... G10 915 j 12, 503 1 2,937 1,653 883,302 1,181,355
T o ta l.......................................................................... 73,671 | 274,93S | 102,055 167,361 178,806 | 288,172 | 348,728 530,881 1,177,922 1,367,223
371, 015 ; 34S, 3S3 i 391,631 f 297,799 257,278 1 337,221 : S07, 333 474,464 640,939 571, 290
H a v ....................................................................................... 134,017 ! 116,936 j 141,340 ; 1 2 2 322 206,819 j 233,529 ; 190,170 261, 614 309, 781 204,705
2,905,021 ; 2,480,427 ; 1,286,840 ! 1,171,523 649,074 903,464 i 1,449,737 1,220,158 1, 304,329 1,822,058
H oney.................................................................................. 28,0L3 | 90,965 30,850 i 162,680 55,259 i .198,768 1 49,674 32,733 68,764 224,212
S o p s ................. ........ . . . . . . ___ - __ ________ ___ ___ 1 1,384,521 2, oOii, 353 | 2,152,873 ! 701,095 2,573,292 2,016,970 J, 456,786 5, 616, 370 3, 265,211 1,391, 854
T e e ......................................................................................... i 176,561 ; 214.084 j 227,328 | 196,758 136,686 132,120 149,249 91,952 85,307 89,420 tO
ZO
398,615
624, 372
182,645
109,108
DOMESTIC EXPOETS----VALUES OP.

Ho. 119.—V alu es of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE E xported, &c.—Continued.
T e a r ending Ju n e 30—
Articles.
1870. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. | 1883. 1884. 1885.
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OF:
Boots and shoes.................................................. ..
A ll o th e r......................................................................
T o ta l.........................................................................
In k , printers’ and o th er...................................................
Instrum ents and apparatus for scientific purposes,
including telegraph, telephone, and other electric.
I k o n a n d steed, and manufactures o f :
Iro n ore .......................................................................
P ig -iro n .......................................................................
B ar-iro n .......................................................................
Band, hoop, and scroll i r o n ....................................
Car-wheels...........................................- ......................
Castings, n. e. ..............................................................
C u tle ry .........................................................................
E ire-arm s......................................................................
Ingots, bars, and rods of s te e l...............................
Locks, hinges, and other builders’ h a rd w a re .. -
M achinery........................................ - ...............
R ails and sp ik es..................... - .................................
P lates and sheets—
O f i r o n ........................................- ........................
Of s te e l..................................................................
P rinting-presses,and p a rts o f.. . . . . .
R ailroad bars or rails—
Of iron ..................................................
i
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. DoUart. Dollars, Dollars. Dollars, j Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
. 19,471 27,445 29,804 20,225 28, 072 37,437 27, 622 36,874 57,047 89,216
169,345 192,037 275,963 268,889 278,608 363,097 483,094 I 1.
532,422 577,999 596,940
188,816 219, 482 305,767 289,114 306,680 400,534 510,716 | 569, 296 635,046 686,156
4,557 4,244 7,419 5,920 4,757 8.449 28, 617 | 16, 411 80,750 86,114
47,744 48,848 27,929 56,168 88,383 175,621 641,069 j 081,308 557,424 449,587
1
5,190 400 662 11,027 18,062 22,252 [ 7,538 12,081 12,891
181,663 89,029 140,148 85,949 54,115 117,723 194,411 140,427 i 96,255 102,888
607,921 194, 775 133,373 58,987 25,302 33,709 41,820 69,278 j 73,942 43,605
10,374 35,723 24,549 48,056 22,561 23,468 14,003 ■ 15,721 j 9,101 7,705
132,930 122,039 68,628 72,673 86,103 132,882 118,195 ' 184,614 ! 135,133 92,698
269,322 218,279 275,780 225,746 222, 276 219,550 377,997 j 299,830 J 371,693 386,179
43,766 38,714 54,812 65,277 71,122 83,723 92,031 ! 102,100 ! 103,127 91,290
3,667,050 5,259,813 2,098,501 2,169,230 2,286,091 1,173,222 907,957 j 1, 097, 934 i 1,266,831 1,700,655
13,208 15,661 15, 892 9,084 15,223 37,634 87,364 76,447 ! 22,798 15,674
a ................. a ................. a ................. a ................ 920,283 1,156,654
2,709,439 2,698,363 3,849,908 3,452,533 3,490,410 4,037,899 5,525,948 6,223,029 * 5,256,431 3,794,795
381,236 319,584 . 287,781 264,192 287,939 298,323
i
335,820 354, 065 306,625 246,385
b ................. b................. ' b ................. b................ 6................ b ............... h * *>7,581 ! 31,764
{ c ................. I 8, fW.fi | 3,803
119,749 j ' 159,746 171,063 197,969 251,227 185, Oil 211,292 267,375 ' 203,405 j 177.111
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57,100 ‘ 243,811 • 324,986 ! 177,151 32,746 ! 48,248 142,122 30,291 31,545 42, £84
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— VALUES OF.

56,363 14,744 6,076 77,947 76,985 ] 119,284 206,461
665,963 757,321 950,877 894,879 958, 000 1,088,563 1,073,560 1,292,080 1,290,448 1,108,474
Scales and balances................................................... 154,931 159,231 215,656 196,186 199,412 263,571 304,446 317,642 384,865 273,961
Sewing-machines, and p a rts o f.............................. 1,700,798 1,652,487 1,661,715 1,648,914 1, 649,367 1,982,324 2,647,515 3,061,639 3,552,314 2,898,698
Steam-engines, and p arts of—
Pire-engines......................................................... 19,854 61,535 35,862 16,189 10,942 9,611 33,631 14,551 15,235 19,134
Locomotive en gines.......................................... 561, 559 568,802 1,016,974 567,302 466,313 893,123 1,455,717 2,219,081 2,819,946 732,403
Stationary engines............................................. 74,363 54,038 120,272 104,984 136,087 79,653 111. 199 191,208 171,040 137,675
Boilers and p arts of engines.......................... 103,429 70, 018 109,703 121,679 104,271 122,516 146,322 226,977 361, 907 199,035
Stoves and ranges, and p arts of............................. 128,660 113,321 140, 934 98,605 91,473 117,356 184,408 239,222 207,120 209,802
i 358,366 242,948
A ll other m anufactures of iron and s te e l.......... 3, 846,522 3,068,748 4,356,157 4,601,545 4,240,800 5,654,584 6,664,501 6,346,032 3,796,000 2, 670,134
T o ta l.......................................................................... 15,455,036 16,501,438 16, 054, 233 15,133,493 14,727,551 16,626,829 20,770,458 22,834,066 21,921,962 16, 605, 046
Jew elry, and m anufactures of gold and silv er........ 76,397 132,4S9 208,142 311,829 231,531 279,337 393,245 422,854 553,325 380,520
Lamps, chandeliers, and all devices and appliances
for illum inating p u rp o ses............................................ 216,790 270,272 304,607 340,293 299,347 309,022 380,871 455,494 490,491 522,497
Lead, and m anufactures of............................................. 102,726 49,835 314,904 280,771 49,899 39,710 178,779 43,108 135,156 123,466
L eather, and manufactures o f:
L eather—
Buff, grain, splits, and all finished upper- 1
1
I 2,062,651 2,578, 991
leath er................................................................j
P a te n t or enam eled........................................... j U , 343,560 7,296,598 7,093,020 6,800,070 5,744,360 7,133,714 7,747,544 6,423,922 J 116,817 1 291,943
4,613,106 5,416,830
A llo tlier................................................................
!
i j I 230,996 251,615
M anufactures of— 1
Boots and s h o e s ............................................... 368,633 414,630 468,436 402,557 j 441,069 374,343 488,815 539,957 602,925 598,151
H arness and saddles......................................... 87,730 94,085 127,000 132,699 133,705 148,567 200,454 209, 907 215,750 178,411
A ll o th e r .............................................................. 209,062 361,988 391,574 433,743 j 441,052 431,821 563,114 749,876 463,534 376,467
T o ta l................................................................. 10,008,985 8,167,301 8,080,030 7,769,069 j 6,760,186 8,088,445 8,999, 927 7,923, 662 } 8,305,779 9,692,408
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Lim e and o em en t.............................................................. 77,568 97,923 98,334 74,097 | 52,584 83, 598 100,169 120,156 108, 437 127, 523
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— -VALUES OF
alnclnded in "all other m anufactures of iron and steel." b Included in "band, hoop, and scroll iron." o Included in "ingots, bars, and rods of steel.'

iJo. 119.—Values of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE Exported, &c.—Continued.
T e a r ending Ju n e 30—
Articles.
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
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I f ACT-LIQUORS:
In bottles.......................................................
N ot in bottles..............................................
Dollars.
al3,007
a29,657
Dollars.
a51,077
a 40,138
Dollars.
a l08,279
a38,918
Dollars.
204,282
34,987
Dollars.
262,450
36,368
Dollars.
292,421
55,367
Dollars.
328,405
55,791
Dollars.
409,348
81,094
Dollars.
451,681
73,089
DeiUars.
436,321
55,097
T o ta l...........................................................
Marble and stone, and manufactures of
U nm anufactured.........................................
M anufactures of—
Roofing-slate..........................................
A ll o th e r .................................................
T o ta l ............................................................
M atches..................................................................
Musical instruments :
Organs..............................................................
R iano-fortes...................................................
A ll other, and p a rts o f ................................
T o ta l............................................................
JTayal STOREB:
R osin................................................................
T a r ....................................................................
T urpentine and p itc h ..................................
42,664
95,480
j 236,255
331,735
153, 680
532,949
276,594
6,390
815,933
2,353,270
91,215
147,197
239,269
298,818
131,716 142,661 143,457 199,051
917, 937 597,356 I 430,848 453,912
1, 049,653
173,812
578, 864
330,156
12,659
921,679
2,544, 788
740,017 574,305
143,219 I 127,335
438,664 j 447,307
303,013 j 320,669
14,795 } 17,731
756,477
2, 487,413
785,707
2,260,586
652, 963
119,246
530,112
261,624
19,441
811,177
2,452,908
347,788
220,362
409,433
629,795
112,167
599,382
353,799
21,801
974,982
2, 638, 804
384,196
490,442
180,774 152,182
433,656 j 389,371
614,430 541,553
161,466 124,499
687,114 j 673,314
457,822 j 382,823
122,514 147,475
1,267,450
3, 370, 357
1,203,612
3, 242, 818
524,770
188,245
5 i 79,464
335,551
603,260
106,809
641,188
300,626
137,304
1,079,118
2,909, 074
01,284
118,842
491,418
182,719
51, Oil
279,775
513,505
69,840
584,279
244f 382
112,683
941,344
2,198, 267
66,449
29,847
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— VALUES OP.
T o ta l.............................................................
2,353,270
2, 544,788
2, 487,413
2,260,586
2,452,908
2,638,804
3,370,357
3,242, 818
3,119,200
2,294,563
O ak u m . . .................................................................
Oil-cake and oil-cake m e a l................................
39,875
5,814,200
37,413
4,877,147
40,931
5,095,163
34,243
4,394,010
32,102
6,282,892
29, 988
6,284,''364
26,844
6,364,479
32,969
6,317,130
27,301
7,115,153
34,238
6,674,466
Oils:
A n im a l-
Lard..................................... .
349,156 i 281, 551 j 986, 561 i 1, 037, 923 816,447
558, 576 : 434,124 ' 353,184 j 504, 218
555,426

S p e rm ....................................................................
"Whale and f is h ...................................................
O ther a n im a l.......................................................
1,366,246
436,072
24,498
879,865
442,165
19,720
801,218
411, 808
17,447
T o ta l..........................................................................
M ineral, crude (including all n atu ral oils, -witho
u t regard to g ra v ity )..........................................
1,975,972
2,220, 268
1,623,301
3,756,729
2,217,034
2, 694, 018
2,648,834
2,180,413
1, 676,079
1, 927,207
1,151,774
3,065,464
1,459,802
3,129,511
823,49G
3, 914, 941
1,170,425
5,302,974
1,135, 988
5, 903, 833
M ineral, refined o r m anufactured— "
N aphthas (including all lighter products of
distillation)..............- ....................................... 1,442,811 1,816,682 1,411, 812 1,258,780 1,192,229 1, 693, 975 1,809,143 1,302,286 1, 072, 651 1,272,290
Illum inating........................................................ 28,755,638 55,401,132 41,513,676 35,999,862 31,783,575 34,317,695 44,588,854 36,926,574 38,195,349 40,074,827
L ubricating and heavy paraffine oil............. 303,863 497,540 639,381 655,468 1,039,124 1,054, 064 1,492,390 2,326,632 2,179, 595 2,632,883
Residuum (including ta r and all other from
719.831
756,248
134.832
487,004
349,109
23,519
303,113
229,726
60,359
551,212
420,730
53,736
290,417
115,490
64,405
w hich the lig h t bodies have been distilled).................................................................
193,206 317,355 316,087 210,726 276,490 184,411 212,802 442,646 352,679 374,114
T o ta l.......................................................................... 30,695, 518 58,032,709 43,880,956 38,124,830 34,291,418 j 37,250,145 48,103,195 40,998,138 47,103,248 50,257,947
V egetable—
146,135 842,248 2 514,323 2 9.32 RR0 3 92f> 114 1,465,255 330,260 216, 779 1, 570, fi71 2 fild fiQ9
L inseed.................................................................. 23,770 43,435 27,232 22, 485 31,214 48,479 35,970 34,468 47,698 38, 220
Volatile or e ss e n tia l..................-...................... 248,270 401, 829 323, 341 242, 329 219,612 92, 738 220,844 153, 477 196, 910 245, 872
1, 125 37,045 33, 583
T o ta l.......................................................................... 418,175 1,287,512 2,864,896 2,497,694 3,476,240 1,606,472 588,199 404,724 1,852,524 2,932, 267
Ore, gold and silver b e a rin g ..................- ...................... 131,211 44,950 8,550 148,195 187,350 58,405 6,495 76,185 1,052,341 122,629
Paraffine and paraffine w ax ............................................ 221,838 163,322 155,998 301,976 391, 566 437,187 579,131 936,885 1,263,197 1,725,344
P ain ts and p ain ters’ c o lo rs ........................................... 209,093 208,926 319,815 ?73,846 297,843 339,020 479,114 545,342 477,469 351,507
T a p e r, and m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
P aper-hangings.......................................................... 1 10,947 11,350 11,645 5,673 11,953 21,256 84, 710 102,018
W riting-paper and envelopes................................ 4 6796,694 6968,871 j 89,932 77,418
^61,108,038 61,133,792 61,189,498 61.403.303 1 61,619,417 61,593, 694
A ll o th e r ...................................................................... J 793,057
T o ta l.......................................................................... 796,694 968,871 1,118, 985 1,145,142 1,201,143 1,408,976 1,631,.370 1,614,050 929,821 972, 493
P la te d w are................... ..................................................... 94,568 149,772 2! 5,189 289,425 292,563 310,577 396,595 444,603 463,762 509,378
a I n c l u d e s “ c i d e r , " 6 I n c l u d e s “ s t a t i o n e r y , e x c e p t o f p a p e r . '
325,385
190,704
150,118
183.499
321,227
75,836
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— VALUES OF. 103

No. 119.—VALUES of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE E xported, &c.— Continued.
A rticles.
P B 0 Y I B I 0 N 8 , C O M P R I S I N G M E A T A N D D A I R Y P R O D U C T S :
M eat products—
Beef products—
Beef, canned...............................................
Beef, fresh ....................................................
Beef, salted or p lo tte d ..............................
Reef, other c u re d .......................................
Tallow............................................................
T o ta l..............................
M u tto n .......................
O leom argarine-
Im itation b u tter
The o i l ................
T o ta l........................................
P o rk products—
B a c o n ...........................
B am s.............................
Pork, f r e s h .................
Pork, salted or cured
L a rd ...............................
T o ta l............. ........................
Poultry and gam e............
A ll oth er m eat products
T otal................................
D airy products—
B u tte r................... .............
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
} 1876. 1877. ! 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. | 1884. 1885.
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!
j Dollars. Dollars. \ Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars, Dollars. j Dollars. Dollars.
998, 052 3, 939, 977 j 5,102, 625 7,811, 408 7,877, 200 5, 971,557 4, 208,608 4, 578,902 3,173, 767 4,214,791
]
f 4, 552, 523 I 5,009, 856. 4,883,080 7,441,918 9, 860, 284 6,768, 881 8,342,131 j 11,987, 331 11,199,481
>3,186,304 \ 2, 950, 952 ! 2, 973,234
[ . . . . . ........i......................
2,336,378 2,881, 047 2, 665,761 3, 902, 556 3, 742, 282 j 3,202,275 3, 619f 145
73
6,734,378 7,883, 616 j 6, 695,377 6, 934, 940 7, 689, 232 6, 800, 628 4, 015,798 3,248,749 j 4,793,375 3,322,476
10, 918, 734 19,327,068 j 19,7S1,092 21, 465,806 25, 889, 397 25, 298, 230 18,895,813 19,912,064 j 23,224,506 22,429,788
36,480 | 9,272 123, 013 176,2 L8 258, 008 131,641 324~099
| 70,483 595,335 | 203,280 1. 394,068 2,599,025 3,815,560 , 312,854
i 2, 703,308
i
271, 699 I
4,273,220 j
171,119
4, 671,243
92,779
4,358,853
70,483 595,335 j 208,280 1,
1
394,
*
068 2,599,025 3,815,560 3,016,162 4,544,919 4,842,362 4,451,632
;
'
^39,664,456
49,512,412 j 51,752,068 51,074,433 50, 987, 623 r53,616,981
t 7, 544,224
42,124,602
4,551,172
32,282,751
5,873,201
33,797,430
5,887,415
31, 053,174
6, 030,774
26,807
5,177,136
| 5,744,022 6,296, 414 j 4, 013, 657 4,807, 568 5, 930, 252 8, 272,285 7,201,270 6,192,268 ^ 13,057
I
\ 4,749,658
22, 429,4S5 25, 562,665 ] 30,022,133 22,856,673 27,920,367 35,226,575 28,975, 902 j 26,618,048 25,305,953 j 22,595,219
67,837, 963 81,371,491 j 86, 687, 858 78,738, 674 84,838,242 Il04,660,965 j 82,852,946 I 70,966,268 69,753,513 j 64,883.110
a ............... 1 a ................ a .............. 1 n 24. 336 i 33,644
5 ................ &................. i b................. ! b................ i b .............
j 900,844
«---------------- ...................
78,827,180 101,330,374 il06, 6S1,502 jioi, 736; 636 1113, 504,781 '134, 034,098 jl04, 836,765 j 95, 611,423
. - 1........!
98, 736 296 | {3,023,117
S 1
: 4,424,616 : 3,931,822 : 5,421,205 0,690,687 1 6,256,024 ' 2,864,570 i 2,290,665 ! 3,750,771 ; 3,643, 648
j 1,109,496
104 DOMESTIC EXPOETS— VALUES OF.

Cheese.............................................. 12,270,083 12,700,627 14,103, 529 12,579,968 12,171,720 16,380,248 14, 058,975 11,134,526 11,663,713 , 10,444,409
M ilk ................................................ 118,549 123,801 128,284 119,883 121,013 139,470 200,490 180,505 ! 203,008 221,284
T o ta l.................................................... 13,498,128 17,249,044 18,163,635 18,121,056 18,983,428 22,775,742 17,124, 035 13,605.696 | 15,617,492 14,309,339
T o ta l.................................................................. 92,325,308 118, 579,418 124,845,137 jll9,857,692 132,488,201 156,809,840 jl22,020,890 109,217,119 >114,353.788 107,332.406
Q uioksilver........................................ . .............. ................ 1,740,293 1,767,266 1,230,008 1,418,331 1,360,176 1,124,955 959,128 1,020,827 | 427,219 206,630
B ag s....................................................................................... 30,049 6,859 12,825 26,256 14,433 25,107 10,953 24,237 ' 34,733 125,182
B ic e ................................................................................ 30,918 78,112 33,953 35,538 13,366 10, 072 10,109 8,679 I 9,870 '0,619
18,378 20,133 24,963 13,612 6,613 14, 752 18,265 17,321 | 26,007 26,488
Seeds
i
C lover............................................................... •9. 4m asi fifl* R4R 9 Q9R fill 3 365 074 ! 9 730 fflfi 1 525,283
C o tto n .............................................. ___r_ T_ . 69,605 130,062 179,602 141,188 134,116 147,543 114,683 108,494 | 65,073 114,389
T im othy...............................................................
1 1,349,007 3,403,693 2,086,324 2,140,640 241,356 412,577 1,179,006 945,945 ;-
370,411 157,444
A ll o th e r .................................................
il 311,084 369,558
1
T o ta l.............................................................. 1,418,612 3,533,755 2,265,926 2,281,828 2,776,823 1,062,766 4,219,600 4,420,413 ! 3,477,383 2,166,674
Silk, m anufactures o f................................................. 19,431 25,354 19,032 20, 082 26,410 29,625 39,250 40,268 ( 80,578 74, 610
So a p:
l
i
T oilet or fancy..................................................... 11, 007 11,549 36, 272 30,827 38, 567 44,496 49, 760 42,021 j 39,636 48,129
A ll o th e r ...................................................................... 673,732 627,403 621,867 621,311 • 690,122 650, 361 618,233 647,105 j 700,790 649,165
T o t a l.......................................................................... 884,739 638,952 658,139 652,138 728,689 694, 857 667, 993 680,126 J 740, 426 697, 294
Spermaceti and sperm aceti w a x .................................. 4.1, n*>.7 j 5R 302 35,489 45,018 40,945 48, 721 66,651 1 48,553 63,683
Spices, ground or p rep ared ........................................... d .. d
. ' !
- | W d ......... d . d ............... d ............
41,191 27,658
Spirits : \ |
j ! 764 983 821, 396
•
Pure, neutral, or cologne sp irits............................ ,
. 8,448 1,299
1
B um ...............................................................................
! i 223,887 269,352
“W hisky— j 551, 691 780,464 I 1,149, 272 2,67.?, 241 3,1/27,545 ! 3,247,931 1,989,038 1,082,883 - i
B onrhon......................................................... ! i i
2, 236, 617 3, 880,102
B ye......................................................................... j i ; 856,728 550,128
A ll other .................................................................... j i ! i i 48, 044 42. 939
T o ta l...................................................................... ! 551,691 . 780,464 ; 1,149, 272 | 2,673,241 i 3, 027, 545 j 3,247, 931 1 1, 989, 038
1 - -
» Included in “all other unmanufactured articles." clncluded in '* all other seeds."
&Included in “ all other manufactured articles.”
d Included in “ coffee and cocoa, ground or prepared," &c.
1,982,883 . 4,138, 704 5, 565,216
DO M ESTIC E X P O R T S ----- V A L U E S OF. 105

No. 119.—Values of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE Exported, &c.—Continued.
7 o
Articles.
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Spirits of turpentine........................................................ 1, 672, 068 2, 274,639 2, 333, 569 2, 045,673 2,132,154 2,414,719 3,798, 034 4, 366,229 3, 885, 500 2, 690,231
S ta rc h .................................................................................. 524,956 454, 282 605, 52j 601, 797 447, £42 629,710 331,471 325, 575 305,515 276,274
Stereotype and electrotype p la te s .............................. 6,582 5,450 2,794 9, 251 4,071 5,831 1,730 3,288
342,989
30,727
395,123
28,598
Straw and palm-leaf, m anufactures o f ....................... 48,737 43,599 46, 838
—
66,795 23, 94tf 19, 618 22, 087 43, 685 37,955 41,935
SU G A R AND M OLASSES:
Molasses and s ir u p ................................................... 1,158, 585 594, 547 365, 753 919,173 539,603 550,024 472,614 710,285 898,966 858,894
Sngar, b ro w n .............................................................. 2,354 6,618 4,506 3,202 1,064 2,045 4,251 148,957 14,665 9,039
Sugar, refined.............................................................. 5,552,587 4, 586, 698 4, 508,148 6,164,024 2,717, 563 2,049,982 1,335,689 2,454,210 5, 402,493 16,071,767
Candy and confectionery........................................ 32,245 37, 636 41,687 32,274 81,757 73,253 62,391 103,290 112,046 | 88,549
T o ta l......................................................................... 6,745,771 5,225,499 4,920,094 7,118,673 3,339,987 2,675,304 1,874.945 3,416,742 6,428,170 17,028,249
Tin, m anufactures o f ...................................................... 48,144 87, 057 116,274 103,467 144,185 198.524 198,608 191,947 166,819 162,304
T o b a c c o , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
L e a f............................................................................... 22,737,383 28,825, 521 24,803,165 25,157,364 16,379,107 18,737,043 19,067,721 19,438, 066
I
17,405,234 | 21,799,251
C ig a rs...........................................................................
t 82,306
I 23,407 38,161 46,170 53,397 67,821
! 52,066
94,559 113,717 9G, 901
C ig arettes.................................................................... >
t 248,890 | 317,653
b................. b................. b ................. b................. 6 ................. 6 ...................... 360,526 226,535
A ll other m anufactures o f .. -............................... 2,809,748 3,156,532 3,635,147 3,004,479 1,995,345 2,047,282 2,249,431 2,560,262' 2,199,261 ! 2,371,800
T o ta l.......................................................................... 25,570,538 32,020,214 28,484,482 28,215,240 18,442,273 20,878, 884 21,430, 869 22,095,229 | 20,296,217 j 24,767,305
T ran k s, valises, and traveling-bags -------------------- 133, 591 131,082 140,477 158,181 183,758 173,639 | 192,952 189, 625 i 187,142 J 160,970
Umbrellas, parasols, and sunshades............................. 1,972 2,492 5,187 10,864 8,230 2,113 j 2,025 3,090 3,285 i 1,950
V arnish................................................................................. 54,906 61,178 93.052 86,976 96,062 156,617 | 187,860 188,352 209,715 j 134,103
V E G E T A B L E S :
O n io n s.......................................................................... 54, 015 48,081 44,522 60,022 50,074 37,975 61,299 44,074 59,682 j 73,566
Pease and beans — ................................................ 1,136,515 876,665 1,077,433 817,536 1,272,028 775,799 664, 687 567,012 409,074 j 522,322
P o tato es.................................................................... - - 431,443 533, i87 541,593 545,109 522,039 460,517 j 441,816 428,478 374,588 i 265,355
d o m e s t ic e x p o r t s — v a l u e s o f .

Vegetables, canned................................................... 13,886 j 25, 982 | 59,135 120, 275 133, 900 151,140 j 181,281 j 119,277 > 155,365 ' 113, 683
A ll other, including pickles.................................... 138,472 135, 897 | 99, 041 92,438 10C, 211 85,403 154,245 1 137,789 114,470 | 120,877
T otal.......................................................................... 1,774,331 1,619,812 1,821,724 1,635,380 2,084,252 1,510,834 ] 1, 503,328 ! 1,296,030 | 1,113,379 1,095,803
VESSELS SOLD TO FOHEIGKEHS: i I
Steam ers...................................................................... 100,000 9,000 147,800 42,700 51, 550 46,000 50,063 07,800 300,200 261,265
Sailing vessels...... ...................................................... 365,484 186, SO2 241,681 85,795 184,930 74,730 34,150 101,409 81,140 120,195
T o ta l.......................................................................... 265,484 195,802 389,481 128,495 236,480 120,730 90,213 169, 209 381,140 387,460
Vinegar................................................................................. 6,133 5,858 4,120 6,227 4,123 9,722 9, 846 9,122 10, 681 8,279
W ax, bees’ .......................................................................... 69,127 84,4 Cl 95, 074 45, 823 48, 880 40,203 32,325 17, 604 16, 042 9,758
"Whalebone......................................................................... 215,327 160, 666 264, 980 199, 753 255, 847 326,400 325, 333 599, 550 319,508 470,039
WlNE:
In bottles...................................................................... e 28,923 32,725
£ 33,483 40, 632 38,775 49,775 123,317 69,915 67,909 77,280
Not in bottles.............................................................. I 65,309 62,574
T o ta l........................................................................ 33,483 40,032 38,775 49,775 123, 317 69, 915 67, 909 77, 280 94, 232 95,299
W ood, and manufactures o f;
0,029 9,518 9, 469 11,096 11,552 10,947 13,803 15, 552 9,464 6,985
Lumber—
Boards, deals, and planks................................ 1 c 079, 701 6, 570,576
- 13,862,793 5,434,922 4,531,741 3, 972,608 4,223,259 5,192,9G1 6,887,080 8,377,908
Joists and scantling.......................................... 3 1 195,043 183,166
47H 372 d1!t $91
*
Palings, pickets, and bed-Blats.......................
£
5
16,501 16,800 9,233 13,002 11,93C 22,552 41,573 45,168
t 15,615 28,515
Shingles................. i ............................................ 130, 847 126, 632 154,533 176, 514 165,893 173,026 187,606 203,779 183, 521 132,976
Sheoks—
B ox......................................................................... 105,796 305,201 142, 610 103,788 136,082 75,726 75,998 89,333 186.853 205,836
Other....................................................................

No. 119.-—V a lu e s of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE E xported, &c. -C on tin u ed,
T e a r ended J u n e SO—
JS76. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
"Wood, AND MANUFACTURES OX— Continued.
M anufactures of— Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
Doors, sasli, and b lin d s.................... ............ 294, 942 284,016
Moldings, trimmings, and other house-
173 flftl 1£\ MYA
Hogsheads and barrels, em pty...................... 349,456 255, 911 159,420 248,085 262, 029 155, 662 284, 051 301,234 320,184 324,206
Household fu rn itu re......................................... 1,574,935 1,700,412 1, 961, 522 1, 804,296 1, 653, 878 1, 894, 209 2,342,191 2,579, 369 2,429,831 2,128,692
W ooden-ware.................................................... 342, 860 328, 839 2S7,861 255,770 331,137 330, 589 442, 688 516,770 406,264 321,464
All other.............................................................. 1, 565, 602 1,373,039 1, 714,440 1,699,992 1,728,650 2,069,705 2,628,677 2,447,711 1,724,838 1,590,714
T o ta l............ .............................................. 17,316,275 18,444,037 16,776,411 15,624,503 16, 237,376 18, 600,312 24, 012,028 26,793,708 34,275,128 21,464,322
W ool, and manufactures o f: ..
Wool, r a w ................................................................... 13, 845 26,446 93,358 17, 644 71,987 19,217 37,327 22,114 3,073 16,739
C arpets......................................................................... 6, 586 16,377 10,430 8,118 8,530 10,750 8,040 9,432 8,591 24,115
Flannels and b la n k e ts......................................... 1 ( 41,878 41.478
W earing-apparel....................................................^ 329,803 275,400 438,554 338,615 208,046 320,333 400,064 356.782 i 532,658 538,726
A ll other m anufactures o f ..................................j { 120,981 171,643
T o tal.........................* ............................................ 350,234 318,283 542,342 364,377 288,563 350,300 445,431 388,328 707,181 792, 701
Zinc, and manufactures of:
Ore o r o x id e ................................................................ 66,259 34,468 83,831 40,399 42,036 16,405 13,736 11,'509 16,865 22. 82*
Pigs, bars, plates, sheets, and other m anufactures
of....................................................................... 11,631 115, 12j 216,580 170,054 119,264 132,805 124,638 70,981 14,242 12.261
T otal.......................................................................... 77,910 149,590 300,411 211,053 161,300 149,210 138,374 82,490 31,107 35,085
All articles not elsewheuf. enumerated:
Unm anufactured a rtic le s ........................................ 447,137 369,312 500,728 1,043, 846 317,373 305,222 476,036 270,978 404,896 405,675
M anufactured a rtic le s............................................. 1,905,345 5,312,224 5,782,958 2,949,019 1. 615, OCO 1, 691, 001 1,719, 919 1,992,081 817,810 762.184
594,917,715 C32,960,854 G95, 749,930 699,538, 742} i
823,946,353 ,883, f25,947 733,239,732 ,804,223,632 ‘724,964,852 726,682,046
Gold value of m erchandise................. - .............. 525,582,247 589,670,224 6S0,709,268 698,340,790> ;
i
a Included in “ nil other manufactures o f wood.”
1 0 8 .DOMESTIC E X P O R T S— V A L U E S OF.

No. 120.—Q u a n t it ie s o f the PEINCIPAL articles o f DOMESTIC MEECHAHDISE E xp orted from the U n ited
States during the Ten Years from 1876 to 1885, inclusive.
A r t i c l e s .
Y e a r e n d i n g J u n e 3 0 —
1 8 7 0 . 1 8 7 7 . 1 8 7 8 . 1 8 7 9 . 1 8 8 0 . 1 8 8 1 . 1 8 8 2 . 1 8 8 3 . 1 8 8 4 . 1 8 8 5 .
A N IM A L S :
C a t t l e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1 , 5 9 3 5 0 , 0 0 1 80,040 1 3 6 , 7 2 0 1 8 2 , 756 1 8 5 , 7 0 7 1 0 8 , 1 1 0 1 0 4 , 4 4 4 1 9 0 , 5 1 8 1 3 5 , 8 9 0
H o g s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 8 , 0 4 4 6 5 , 1 0 7 2 9 , 2 8 4 7 5 , 1 2 9 1 3 , 4 3 4 7 7 , 4 5 6 3 6 , 3 6 8 1 6 , 1 2 9 4 6 , 3 8 2 5 5 , 0 2 5
H o r s e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N o . . 2,030 2 , 0 4 2 4 , 1 0 4 3 , 9 1 5 3 , 0 6 0 2 , 5 2 3 2 , 2 4 8 2 , 8 0 0 2 , 7 2 1 1 , 9 4 7
M u l e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,784 3 , 4 4 1 3 , 8 6 0 4 , 1 5 3 5 , 1 9 8 3 , 2 0 7 2 , 6 3 2 4 , 2 3 7 3 , 7 4 2 1 , 0 2 8
S h e e p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N o . . 1 1 0 , 3 1 2 1 7 9 , 0 1 7 1 8 3 , 9 9 5 2 1 5 , 6 8 0 2 0 9 , 1 3 7 1 7 9 , 9 1 9 1 3 9 , 6 7 6 3 3 7 , 2 5 1 2 7 3 , 8 7 4 2 3 4 , 5 0 9
B r e a d s t u f f s :
B a r l e y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 7 , 7 8 1 1 , 1 8 6 , 1 2 9 3 , 9 2 1 , 5 0 1 7 1 5 , 5 3 6 1 , 1 2 8 , 9 2 3 8 8 5 , 2 4 6 2 0 5 , 9 3 0 4 3 3 , 0 0 5 7 2 4 , 9 5 5 6 2 9 , 1 3 0
B r e a d a n d b i s c u i t . . . 1 2 , 0 6 6 , 4 6 9 1 1 , 8 7 2 , 9 5 2 1 4 , 3 9 2 , 2 3 1 1 5 , 5 6 5 , 1 9 0 1 4 , 7 5 9 , 7 5 5 1 6 , 1 1 6 , 7 8 8 lS , 5 2 9 , 4 1 2 1 6 , 6 9 3 , 6 2 3 1 7 , 5 8 0 , 7 4 0 1 6 , 4 7 1 , 9 7 2
I n d i a n c o m . . . . . . . . . . 4 9 , 4 9 3 , 5 7 2 7 0 , 8 6 0 , 9 8 3 8 5 , 4 6 1 , 0 9 8 8 6 , 2 9 6 , 2 5 2 9 8 , 1 6 9 , 8 7 7 9 1 , 9 0 8 , 1 7 5 4 3 , 1 8 4 , 9 1 5 4 0 , 5 8 6 , 8 2 5 4 5 , 2 4 7 , 4 9 0 5 1 , 8 3 4 , 4 1 6
I n d i a n - c o m m e a l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b b l s . . 3 5 4 , 2 4 0 4 4 7 , 9 0 7 4 3 2 , 7 5 3 3 9 7 , 1 6 0 3 5 0 , 6 1 3 4 3 4 , 9 9 3 2 8 8 , 9 4 2 2 6 7 , 2 0 7 2 5 2 , 7 7 9 2 6 0 , 5 1 0
O a t s ..................................... 1 , 4 6 6 , 2 2 8 2 , 8 5 4 , 1 2 8 3 , 7 1 5 , 4 7 9 5,432,130 7 6 6 , 3 6 6 4 0 2 , 9 0 4 6 2 5 , 6 9 0 4 6 1 , 4 9 6 1 , 7 6 0 , 3 7 6 4 , 1 9 1, 6 9 2
2 7 , 2 5 6 , 4 2 7
3 6 , 2 0 5 , 4 1 3
B y e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 4 3 , 8 4 1 2 , 1 8 9 , 3 2 2 4 , 2 0 7 , 9 1 2 4 , 8 5 1 , 7 1 5 2 , 0 1 2 , 7 5 4 1 , 9 2 8 , 4 3 7 9 7 3 , 9 2 1 2 , 1 7 0 , 0 2 6
6 , 2 2 0 , 2 0 6 2,950,558
B y e - f l o u r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b b l s . . 7 , 5 5 3 7 , 5 8 9 6 , 9 6 2 4 , 3 5 1 5 , 1 9 0 4 , 4 5 3 4 , 9 4 8 6 , 0 3 1 4 , 5 6 4 3 , 9 7 2
W h e a t ’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 5 , 0 7 3 , 1 2 2 4 0 , 3 2 5 , 6 1 1 7 2 , 4 0 4 , 9 6 1 1 2 2 , 3 5 3 , 9 3 6 1 5 3 , 2 5 2 , 7 9 5 1 5 0 , 5 6 5 , 4 7 7 9 5 , 2 7 1 , 8 0 2 1 0 0 , 3 8 5 , 8 2 8 7 0 , 3 4 9 , 0 1 2 8 4 , 6 5 3 , 7 1 4
W h e a t - f l o u r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b b l s . . 3 , 9 3 5 , 5 1 2 3 , 3 4 3 , 6 6 5 3 , 9 4 7 , 3 3 3 5 , 6 2 9 , 7 1 4 6 , 0 1 1 , 4 1 9 7 , 9 4 5 , 7 8 6 5 , 915, 686 9 , 205,6 6 4 9,152,260 10,648,145
B r i c k s :
B u i l d i n g ............................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M . . 2 , 3 3 6 3 , 3 6 3 4 1 , 8 2 2 7 , 8 2 7 4 , 6 6 3 3,364 5,400 6 , 3 5 0 7 , 9 9 8 6,223
C a n d l e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l b s . . 1 , 5 1 3 , 4 7 5 1 , 6 1 6 , 1 6 3 1 , 5 6 7 , 2 6 5 1 , 8 1 5 , 6 9 9 1 , 9 5 4 , 7 2 5 1 , 7 8 0 , 5 7 2 1 , 8 3 9 , 1 5 4 1 , 7 5 4 , 6 9 9 1 , 9 0 7 , 4 0 9 2 , 2 4 5 , 4 6 3
C a r s , p a s s e n g e r a n d { h e i g h t , f o r s t e a m
r a i l r o a d s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . N o . .
4 4 3 5 9 9 6 5 7 3 0 1 1 , 3 7 6 1 , 0 3 1 2 , 6 6 3 3 , 5 3 4 2 , 0 8 9 5 6 3
C h e m ic a l s , d r u g s , d y e s , a n d m e d i c i n e s :
A s h e s , p o t a n d p e a r l 1 , 3 0 9 , 8 0 1 9 4 9 , 8 4 5 6 7 9 , 8 8 2 i 1 , 0 6 0 , 6 9 1 : 1 , 2 3 1 , 5 2 8 1 , 6 3 6 , 8 3 9 5 1 5 , 8 0 5 7 5 6 , 4 6 4 7 4 4 , 7 6 9 7 7 5 , 5 8 2
G i n s e n g . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 5 0 , 6 2 4 4 4 0 , 4 0 6 4 2 1 , 3 9 5 ! 3 9 1 , 2 6 4 I
3 9 1 , 0 8 3 1 3 3 8 , 8 4 1 2 6 2 , 7 2 8 4 1 4 , 0 2 3 2 9 5 , 2 4 2 3 3 7 , 3 4 5
a N o t s t a t e d .
DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES OF.

No. 120.—Quantities of the PRINCIPAL articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE Exported, &c.— Continue
o
-articles.
-
Y ear ending J a n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Coal:
A nthracite................................. 337,934 418,791 319,477 386,916 392,626 462,208 558,742 557,813 649,040 588, 461
Bituminous................................ 236,144 321,665 340,661 276,000 222,634 191,038 314,320 463,051 646,265 683,481
COPPER, AND MANUFACTURES OF:
Ore............................................. 765 1,072 1,647 1,154 1,081 498 1,297 5,646 19,307 41,615
Ingots, bars, and old............... ...lb s ..
S h eets........................................
1 14, 304,160 13,461,553 11,297,876 17, 200,739 4,206,258 4,865,407 3,340, 531 8,221,363 C16,939,080 44,672,493
| 105,680 59,365
--
.......
■
Cotton, and manufactures o f-.
I
Unman ufactured—
Sea Islan d ........................... ...lb s .. 2,644,791 3,394,724 6,325,147 4,030,228 5,061,634 7,138,351 4,853,592 5,692,079 j 3,598,866 I 6,764,033
Other unmanufactured.. ...lb s .. 1,488,760,543 jl,441,974,406 1,601,208,364 1,624,342.605 il,8l6,999,480 2,183,790,421 1,735,122,369 2,282,382,983 jl,858,973,664 jl, 884,895,439
T o ta l.....................................
f i b s .... 1,491,405,334 11,445,369,130 1,607,533,511 1,628,372,833 1,822,061,114 2,19L928,772 1,739,975,961 2,288,075,062 jl ,862,572,530 ?L 891,659,472
bales.. 3,214,632 3,120,472 3,391,795 3,462,741 3,811,153 4,549,743 3,694,706 4, G26,808 j 3,884,233 | 3,969,568
M anufactures of— j i
Colored................................ y a rd s .. 16,488,214 29,601,304 37,765,313 45,116,058 37,758,166 68,184,293 29,525,672 34,0G6,292 j 35,441,296 i 32,738,123
U ncolored.......................... y a rd s .. 59,319,267 76,769,147 88,528,192 84,081,319 68,821,557 | 80,399,154 i 114,994,402 1 103,634,459 ! 99,750,450 i 114,806,595
Eggs................................... ...d o z .. 29,633 32,591 94,265 91,740 : 85,885 ; 80,146 : 146,776 i 360,023 295,484 ' 240,768
FlBH:
Codfish, dried, smoked, and cured, in ­
cluding haddock, hake, and pollock
................................................ lb s .. 19,659,136 17,880,676 CL 149,072 22,078,580 20,098,400 : 23,821,392 17,865,344 17,745,840 14.929,123 18,178,967
M ackerel, p ic k le d ...._____ _ ..b b ls .. 54,291 76,227 57,054 47,761 54,345 52.092 S3,224 48,551 13.102 24,512
Fish, fresh, not elsew here sp ed - 1
fled.................................................. lb s ..“ a .................. « .................. : a .................. • a .................. , a ..................; a .................. [ a . . . . ........... ; a ..................j 1,641,061 ; 1,035,842
F isk, dried, smoked, an d cured, ‘ ; ; j | : • { j
n o t elsewhere specified---------lb s ..: a ----------- •' ® ....... ' c --------------' a ................ ®® .................. 1 a ............... ® ................... . a .................. - 7,174,332 6,517,59T
DOMESTIC EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES OF,

Pisli, pickled, not elsewhere specified____
______ ____ .hhls.. a ................. a ................. a ..........— a .................. a ................. a 31,032
Pi,AX, IIEMP, AND JUTE, MANUFACTURES
OF: Cordage.................................. ..lb s .. 3, 380,924 4, 028,934 4,688,437 5,772,735 5, 076,755 4, 852,187 7,139, 211 8, 973, 315 6,975,776
PUMTS:
Apples, dried............................... 713, 840 14, 318, 052 4,188,173 7,379,836 3,158,367 22,623, 652 2, 893,270 10,187, 957 5, 558, 740
Apples, green or ripe ................ .hbls.- •70, DID 458,772 111, 779 555,520 448,702 1,228, 771 194,375 345, 313 105,400
13 260,184 K *535 7 7ft
G lu e..................................................... - lb s .. 24, 288 81, 685 250,563 394,097 150,718 367,069 275, 494 342, 057 222, 313
Gunpowder........................................ 375,873 1,317,061 076,153 1,256,840 1,204,414 1,694,483 1, 944, 516 3,439,460 1,872, 956
H a y ....................................................... 7,528 7,287 9,514 8,127 13,739 12,662 10,570 13,309 16,908
H op s.................................................... - l b s - 9,191,5S9 9,581,108 18,458,782 5,458,159 9, 739, 566 8,990, 655 5,867, 363 7, 817,228 13,516,643
Ice......................................................... 51,253 58,023 64, 370 57, 8 6 6 45, 6 6 6 44,359 54,062 35,372 37,002
I ndia-rubber and gutta-percha, manu-
UFACTURES OF: Boots and shoes.pairs. - 10, 519 12,616 16,009 12,954 13, 980 25,890 19,899 26,680 47,240
I ron and steel, and manufactures o f:
a ................. 4,653 1,470 3 t 030
Pig-iron........................................ 6,792 3,180 5,782 3,048 1,316 3,707 6,346 4,148 3,765
Bar-iron........................................ 18,813,536 6,677,664 5,644,688 2,220,883 723,382 909,723 1,045,186 2,035,225 2,707,811
Band, hoop, and scroll iron— 230,048 851,200 519,680 1,471,261 496,178 562,904 343,488 351,918 215,655
C ar-wheels................................ - N o . . 6,505 7,617 6,316 8,270 10,864 11,697 12,319 17,314 14,335
Ingots, bars, and rods of steel - l b s - 133,888 140,686 156,050 108,329 131,478 346,333 938,777 822,465 215,677
Hails and spikes....................... 10,210,148 9,316, 659 9,528,845 9,476,471 7,215,553 8,544,-380 8,933, 204 9,941,283 9,165,377
Plates and sheets—
Iha b........... b ............ b ................. b................... b................... b b................... 562,993
C. 55,266
Railroad bars or rails—
Of iron ................................ 1 , 0 0 2 5,289 8,238 5,142 695 966 2,485 139 553
1,151 313 65 8 6 6 1,152 2,801
Steam-engines, and parts of—
4
Locomotivo en g in es........ - . N o - 44 53 98 73 60 99 133 219 282
Stationary engines........... - . N o - 60 53 103 104 108 71 93 136 135
"Wire........................................... a ................. a ................. a ................. a ................. a ................. a ................. a a ................. 5, 573, 562
ciTSTot stated. b Included in "band, lioop, and scroll iron." e Included in “ ingots, bars, and rods of steel.”
55,402
7,219,387
18,416, 575
668,807
1,825,795
235, 575
1,296, 570
11,142
7,055,289
38,901
84,183
3,226
4,635
1,609,676
172,416
10,533
214,814
8,553,308
780,319
52,800
1,103
6,853
9
86
109
5,016,735
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OF.

No. 120.—Q u a n titie s of the PRINCIPAL articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE E x p o rted , &e.— Continued.
jirticies.
j
i 1876,
!
Tear ending June 30-
1877. 1878. ; 1879. I860. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1SS4. 1885.
Leather, and manufactures o f:
L ea th er-
Sole ............................................lb s.. 31,947, 001*1 25,122, 936 28, 389,140 28, 719,623 21,834,492 28,690,648 33,777,711 28,593,894
'
i
22,421,293 27,-313,766
Manufactures of—
Boots and sh o es........ 263,508 300,484 351,152 329,355 378,274 300, 968 389,120 442,687 502,122 492,906
Lime and cem ent..................... 53,827 ; 78,341 82,507 00,657 41,989 57,555 67,030 74,687 65.768 ! 79,627
M alt liquors:
In b o ttle s ........................... a7, 045 «37, 876 a76,475 125,873 146,739 164,276 176,426 220,792
j
238,228 233,816
N ot in bottles..................... ........galls.. a-99, 310 ; al44, 244 a ll 9, 579 03,014 111, 308 201,376 141,978 215,938 236,896 ! 170,118
M usical instruments:
O rgans............ - ................ ............N o .. 6 ...................' b ................... b .................. ! b ................. b .................. 5 .................. 6 ................... b ................. 8,868 ‘ 8, 594
Piano-fortes ....................... .......... N o.. b................... ! b .................... b ................. ; b .................. b .................. b ................. b ................. b ................... 1,020 915
N aval stores:
Ilosin.....................................
Tar................................. .. ..........h b ls..
1 !
n 893,394 i 972,245 1,115,590 1,16 >, 166 1,081,566 1, 070,292 1,206,628 1,419, 525
Turpentine and pitch . . . ..........bbls— J !
Oakum_____________________
541,184 : 637,280 704,592 547,344 437,472 453,264 419,440 537,376
f 1,545,211
43,541
I 53,259
442,059
1,269,304
37,572
16,178
596, 787
Oil cake and oil-cake m ea l. .. 287,119,800 : 273,070,940- 342,446,439 f 340,905,395 433,023,225 448,559,413 426,109,476 457,704,800 524,847,331 498, 664,241
Oils:
Animal—
L ard.................................. 146,323 : 347,305 1,553,314 1,963,208 1 ,507,596 836,255 506,259 379,205 712,096 910,157
S p erm ............................... 892,762 634,991 723, 398 812, 028 482,153 314,568 540,064 275,021 343,069 209, 846
"Whale and fish............... 1,067, 515 ; 1, 026,038 904, 988 2,236,267 1,022,889 597,812 3,083,925 220,983 488, 915 577,768
Other a n im a l................. 22,631 19,932 19,823 145,641 30.383 77,490 03,159 72,142 159,4S6 106, 793
Mineral, crude (including all natural
oils, -without regard to gravity)
..............................................g a lls.. 20,520,397 . 20,819,202 26,930,727 25,874,488 - 28,297,997 39,984, 844 41, 304; 997 52,712, 303 07,136,329 81, 037, 902
tsO
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OF.

Mineral, refined or manufactured— •
Naphthas (including nlilighter pv0. j
ducts of distillation)........ Sails. J
14,780,236 15,140,183 16,416,621 15,054,361 18,411,044 17,292,310
Illamiuating........................ galls. J
204,814,673 262,441,844 289,214,541 331,586,442 3G7,325,823 332,283,045
Lubricating and heavy paraffine j
o il......................................galls. J
Kesiduum (including tar, and all
other, from which the light bodies1
have been distilled) ..........bbla.J
Vegetable— ;
963,442
61,462 ;
1,601,065
76,110
2,304,624
94,495
. 2,487, 681
78,739
5,162,835
113,500
4, 852, 203
77,330
C'ottoii-seed...........................galls.,! 281,054 1,705,422 4,992,349 5, 352,530 6, 997,796 3,444, 084
Linseed................................. galls..' 30,331 59,495 38,901 39,679 38,431 72,190
Paraffine and paraffine wax............. lbs.J
I
P r o v i s i o n s ( c o m p r i s i n g m e a t a n d o a i r t !
p r o d u c t s ) :
Meat prodncts—
Beef products—
Beef, fresh............................ lbs..
Beef, salted or pickled.........lbs..
Beef, other cured................ lbs..
Tallow.............................
Mntton....................................lbs..
Oleomargarine—
Imitation butter..................lbs..
The oil................................. lbs..
Pork products—
Bacon..................................lbs..
Hams .................................... lbs.
Pork, fresh..........................lbs.
Pork, salted or cured........... lbs.
Lard.....................................lbs.
Dairy products—
Butter................................... lbs.
Cheese....................................lbs.
a Includes rider.
c .................
j 36,506,150
lbs.. 72,432,775
6.............
^327,730,172
• 'V
* 54,195,118
108,405,839
4, 044, 894
97,070,264
1 49,210,990
1
' 54, 046,771 54,025,832 ! 84,717,194 106,004, SI2
30,155,153 ' 38, S31,379 36,950,563 | 45,237,472 40, 698, 649
91,472,803 ■ 85,505,919 99,963,752 j 110,767,627 96,403,372
349, 368 1 130,582 1,440,197 ! 2,335,858 3, 360,147
1
b ................. 1,693,401
! 460,057,146 1 592,814,351
j
!
12,6S7,31S I 19, 969,063
732,249, 576
i
26,427,676
'(673,274,361 !
759.773,10!) 303f 313
12,348,041 20,627,374
99,220,467 112,869,575
345,924,217
54, 202,902
424,103
71,649,365
283,2i6,339
21, 083,148
111,992,990
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OI'.
03

No. 120. Qu an tities of the PR IN C IPA L articles of DOMESTIC M ERCHANDISE E x po r t e d, & c .— Continued. £
________________________________________ ___________________________________ ______
Tear ending J une 30—
Articles.
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1 1882. 1883. 1884. ; 1885.
Q uicksilver........................... 2,711, 584 3,894,311 2, €52,388 3,624,827 3,574,412 2,955, 948 ; 2,485,551 2,762, 554 | 1,242,080 ; 515,867
R ag s....................................... 392,801 116,578 445,999 1,196,880 774,199 1,212,600 ; 898,457 939,076 : 1,794,244 1 4,216,920
439,991 1,306.982 631,105 740,136 183,534 150,451 ! 143,289 136,142 ! 163,519 ; 168, 827
S alt.........................................
2t SoG, 784: 3,683,176 4,055,912 2,447,760 1,242,024 2,545,480 2,356,760 3,032,232 : 3,920,809 , 4,101. 587
S e e d s :
C lover............................ ............... lb s..; a ................. a ................. a ................... a ................... 26,526,295 5,814,506 32,167,822 29,732,661 | 27,404,737 : 17,653,112
C otton............................ ............... lb s..: 5,164, 546 10, 309, 294 16, 757, 634 16, 397, 938 12,142,137 11,628,799 11,901,142 11,800,123 j 5, 674,560 . 11,048,985
............... lb s ..' a ................... a ................... 6,836, 394 ; 3,830,737
Soap........................................ 10, 057,478 10,122,787 10, 910,742 12, 297, 689 14, 566, 891 13, 323,737 12,279,255 12,460,733 ! 14,169,424 ' 13,804,938
Spermaceti and spermaceti w ax----- lb s..
141,157
153,552 228,276 147,503 197,847 214,205 265,593 396,869 !;
i
j
!
S p i r i t s : !
A lcohol..............................proof g a lls ..!
Pure, neutral, or cologne spirits,
proof g alls..!
3,897,082 ;
i
39,558 j
4,711,094
8,814
R u m ......... ...................... .proof galls --
i 667,847 i 875, 539
> 1,218,778
TThishy—
1, 658, 440 2, 926, 651 8, 311, 657 11,418,506 14, 819, 743 8, 990,246 4,637, S35 ! j
Bourbon . . . . ---- ..proof galls..;
ij
2,595,991 ; 4,794,646
R v e ....................... ..p ro o f galls..; 1
834,087 : 604,786
A ll other......................... .proof galls.. J
44,433 ; 73,064
Spirits of tu rp e n tin e .......... ............. g alls.-■ 5,178,914 6,796,927 7,633,568 7.575,556 7, 091,200 6,595,528 8,136,493 9,867,344 ; 11.300,720 8,987,226
Starch ......................................
9, 685, 552 8, 687, 816 12,995,385 14, 298, 654 10,311,736 13,473,519 6. 907, 528 7, 033, 715 ' 0,787.909 6, 851,963
S u g a r a s p m o l a s s e s :
M olasses and siru p___ ............g alls.. 4,408,412 2,406,952 1,477, 057 4, f27,367 3,596,010 2,217,725 1. 900,146 i 3,169. 952 5, 906,005 6, 749, 859
Sugar, b ro w n ................. 22,714 8Di 833 52,683 43,955 16. S58 24,976 52, 936 1,726,652 ' 202,079 101, 350
Sugar, refined________ ________ lb s. --
51, S40,977 39, 665, 486 44,040,409 72.309,009 30,125,146 22, 227, 857 13,761,060 ! 26, SI 5,463 i 73, 920, 734 252, 579, 077
T o b a c c o , a n t >m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
L eaf ............................... ................lb s .J 218,310,265 282, 386, 426 ; 283, 973,193 322, 279,540 215, 910,187 227, 026, 605 223, 665, 9S0 ' 205,628.360 j 192.130, 820 219, 2-21, 207
C ig ars............................. ................. M ..
y 3,110 2,23f»
> 707 1,150 ; 2,082 2,299 2, 583 3,546 4,217 3, 885 j
C ig arettes....................... .............. M ..
t 79,032 102.679
259,947 ,
277,271
DOM ESTIC EX PO R TS-----QUANTITIES OF.

Stems and trim m ings............ - ...lb s -- 10, 551 ; 2,533 13,344 ; 13,522 15,883 18,841 6,468 ! 15,103 15,026,867 I 11,262,439
T a rn ish ................................................ .g alls.. 36,664 j 40,405 60,810 | 54,987 45,383 87,408 101,885 ; 97,030 106,832 ; 80,399
V egetables:
O nions.......................................... •bush.. 61,816 ! 52,328 56,795 | 64,695 55,152 29,374 53,425 i 46,593 69,494 : 77,103
Pease and b e an s....................... .b u s h .. a ................... j a ................. I a ................... I a .................... a ................... a ................... « ................... i a ................... 201,106 : 271,044
P o tato es...................................... -b u sh .. 704,379 ; 529,650 ' 744,409 ; 625,342 696,080 63S, 840 408,286 i 439,443 554,613 380,868
T E S S E L S SOLD TO F O R E IG N E R S: .
S team ers.................................... 804 48 : 2, 871 609 294 605 200 ! 242 1,493 j 1,698
Sailing-vessels........................... 7,023 5,897 7,992 i 4,208 6,141 3,417 1,492 i 4,526 5,039 : 4,839
19,325 20,397 22,873 16,534 55,848 |
"Was, b e e s '........................................ ...lb s .. 21S, 610 276,891 326,613 1 168, 745 193, 217 164,090 124,227 j 59,455 51,748 j 30,877
"W halebone........................................
154,500 71, 708 154, 016 j 78,322 131,332 227,117 220,787 : 326,835 92,653 S 188,482
"Win e:
;
In b o ttle s..................................
| 631,915 557,408 646, 614 ; 646,224 6154, 887 608,181 665,140 ; 680,972 C 5,463 |
H ot in bottles............................. .galls..
t 83,951 |
"Wood, and manufactures o f: !
F irew o o d ................................ cords.. 3, 032 3,073 2, S37 3,444 3, 876 3, 965 3,474 ' 4,326 2,646 j 2,181
Lum ber—
Boards, deals, and p la n ts . .M f t—
( 414,920 j 412,424
: | 252, 407 321,530 313,143 275,102 285,194 j 320,602 407,455 499,406
Jo ists and scantling........... I f f t.. t 12, 632 ! 13,028
L a th s...........................................k l.
P alings,pickets,andbed-slatsH .
' | 5,675 4,992 3,050 4,476 4,039 1 8,518 15,799 15,854
, 9,180 i
I 1.577
Shingles.............................. — -M . 33, 636 .38,327 46, 518 55t'S5S 54,311 I 60,790 1 61,005 67, 059 61, 962 i 45,867
...N o .
„
1,275,450 j 1,281,571
Tim ber— !
Sawed.................................. - l i f t ,
H ew ed................................ cub. ft. 'lc21,7S6,414 ; c20, 640,259 «18, 361, 915 cl3,255, 241 cl6,365,346 i | c22, 961, 618 j c24,491, 354 c-19,913,220 ( 201,257 |
I 10, 615,065 '
"W o o l , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
6,487
79,733
9,517
2,408
153,248
8,411,066
Wool, r a w ................................ 104,768 79, 599 347, 854 60,784 191,551 i 71,455 1 116,179 64, 474 ! 10,393 | 88,006
C arp ets...................................... 8,315 23,479 ! 10,626 8,133 8,541 j 10,548 i 8,643 8,786 | 8,838 | 30,257
Z i n c , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f : 1 I
j |
Ore or oxide ............................. 509 ’ 321 ! 803 533 i 652 ! 569 545 152 j 239 ! 342
Pigs. bars, plates, and sheets .. .lbs. .; 134,542 1,419,922 ! 2,545,320
i
2,132, 949 1, 368, 302 f 1,491, 786
i
a S o t stated. b Gallons. e Cubic feet.
1,4S9, 552 852,333 126,043 I
1 i
101,685
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OF. 115

No. 121.—Values of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE Exported from the U nited £
States during the Ten Y e a r s from 1876 to 1885, inclusive.
^
Articles,
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
T e a r ending Ju n e 30—
1880. 1881.
1882. 1883. ! 1884.
1866.
FREE OF DUTY.
A niH als, n o t elsewhere specified:
Dollars.
C a ttle ...........................................................................
H orses...........................................................................
Sheep........... .................................................................
A ll other, including fo w ls......................................
T o ta l............................................. ...........................
A rticles, th e growth, produce, or m anufacture of
th e U nited States, re tu rn e d ......................................
A rt-w orts, not elsewhere specified: Paintings,
statuary, fountains, and other w orks of art, the
production of A m erican a rtis ts ................................ j......................
Bark, hem lock......................................................... j......................
B olting-cloths....................................................................!......................
Books and other printed m atter, not elsewhere •'
specified............................................................................ j 257
Chemicals, m ujgs. and dyes, not elsew here speci- j
fled: |
A lizarine, natural or a rtific ia l............................... \ a .................
A rgal, or argol, or crude tartar, andargol d u s t.!.....................
B ark s: Cinchona, or other, used in th e roanu- i
factnre of q ninia...................................................... j 13, 376
Cochineal.......................................................................!......................
Dollars.
1,250
59
4, 037
7,006
52,938
Dollars.
675
835
3,000
Dollars.
1,243
1,243
302
70,062 60, 898 j
2,933 i
Dollars, j Dollars.
\
1,170 1 250
1,170 250
38
3
2,245
323
15
162, 900
348
Dollars, j Dollars, i Dollars.
2,427 600
229
336,388
300
50
I 1,165
1,165
3,428
12, 612
1,400
1,757
63,602 34,390 ! 168,433
Dollars.
2,932
2,890
16,800
374
1,062
FOREIGN EXPORTS----VALUES OF.

Dye-woods in Bfcicks—
D ogw ood.................
A ll o th e r .................
} m . 355
28,678
19,601
15,350
12,337
1,894
3,915
8,062
1,425
6,217
8,579
5,808
T o ta l...................
111,355
28,678
19,601
15,350
12.337
1,894
3,915
8,062
7,642
14,387
Gums—
A rabic....................................................................
Camphor, c ru d e ........ ........................................
C atch, o r catechu, and te rra japonica, or
g a m b ia ..............................................................
S h ellac..................................................................
A ll other gum s and gum-resins, n o t elsew
here specified...............................................
T o ta l..................................................................
676
75,451
76,127
In d ig o ......................................................................
Dime, chloride of, or bleaching-pow der........
M ineral w aters, all n o t a rtificial.....................
Quinia, sulphate of, salts of, and cinohonidia.. c.................
Soda, n itrate o f .....................................................
Sulphur, or brim stone, cru d e...........................
V anilla b ean s.............................................................. d23,873
A llo th e r ...................................................................... I 252,673
T otal. 477,404
Cocoa, or oaoao, crude, and leaves and shells o f___j 50,854
C offee.....................................................................................i 1,625,932
C o iry a m ............................. 1.................................... e912
Cork-wood, or cork-hark, unm anufactured................j.....................
Cotton, unm anufactured...................................................j 37,322 49,064
Diamonds, rough or uncut, including glaziers’ dia- 1
m o n d s.....................................................
i......................
124
25,112
25,236
36,521
d59,064
247,916
461,396
85,641
1,567,058
a Included in “ all other chemicals, drugs, and dyes,” free o f duty.
5 Included in " all other gums and gum -resins," free o f duty.
5,257
232
12,756
18,245
28,722
18,184
153,902
,308,716
154,617
2,086,366
6,410
115,004
70
b ....
2,650
17,005
19, 655
31,722
2,988
19,950
277,493
430,989
173,015
2,311,568
57,391
b................. b.
1,898
b.................
8,970
10,g68
126,966
5,773
44,633
259,300
623,140
140,325
944, 573
57,424
18,994
b.................
7,190
26,184
22,085
a .................
370
46,661
288,518
722,107
268,825
4,395,558
217,459
7,010
b.................
470
12, 089
b.................
61,302
7,485 73,391
35,668
1,206
a .................
14,435
102
477,539
603,952
368, 887
3,226,582
336
256,403
9,000
391,546
119
651
11,290
26,903
477,125
1,023,477
345,414
3,895,262
286
443,328
465
2,435
467
5,615
68,961
20
62
63,800
5,900
51,387
268,421
640,241
214,802
2,731,311
1,393
253,319
23,550
50
2,316
2,248 12,995
c Included in il all o th er chemicals, drugs, dyes, &c.,” dutiable,
d Includes tonka beans.
e Includes coir fiber.
15,361
37,658
54
695
210
1,618
190,736
278,955
230,886
3,334,048
7,629
1,953
302,725
F O R E IG N E X P O R T S ----- V A L U E S O F . 1 1 7

IS0 . 121.—V a lu e s of tlie PRINCIPAL ana oiner arncies of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE E x p o rted , &c.— Continued.
A r t i c l e s .
F a r i n a c e o u s s u b s t a n c e s , a n d p r e p a r a t i o n s o f, n o t
e l s e w h e r e s p e c i f i e d ......................................................................
F E E T IL IZ E E S :
G u a n o ................................................................................................
T o t a l ..............................................................................................
P i s h , n o t e l s e w h e r e s p e c i f i e d :
C o d , h a d d o c k , h a k e , a n d p o l l o c k , d r i e d , s m o k e d ,
T e a r e n d i n g J u n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
128
Dollars.
70
Dollars.
7
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars, j Dollars.
2,208 589 206 1,349 1.784 1,739 1, 032 856
964 77,190
1 i
12, 700 4,700 | 2, 520
__________ L _________i__________
180
2, 500
205,155
1,476
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
J
5,473 j 2,622
10, 834 ' 1,229
38, 099 j 525
964 77,190 12,700 | 4,700 2, 520 180 2,500 206, 631 48,933 | 1,754
1
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81, 281 j 131, 241
H e r r i n g —
a ......................
383 | 557
13,305 9, 088 71 1, 770 381 737 4,641 ‘ 1, 210
i 18,271 j 82,388
M a c k e r e l , p i c k l e d .................................................................... 4, 515 % 279 684 1,260- 3,889 360 870 145 ; 257
A l l o t h e r ..........................................................................................
T o t a l ..............................................................................................
39, 618 32,120 76,144 206, 440 188,265 | 59, 501 53,644 103,597 i 115,161 j 2,283
57,438 41,208 78,494 207,124 189,525 j 65,160 54, 385 105,204 220,271 i 217,936
F r u i t s , i n c l u d i n g n u t s , n o t e l s e w h e r e s p e c i f i e d :
1
&................. h________ : h _________ h________ h________ i h ________ b 6 f 20 ' 403
i
C o c o a n u t s .......................................................................................
| 1,116 360 ! 3,309 j 3,212 10, 786 1,962 1,919 11,533
4,568 : 13,023
A ll o t h e r ..........................................................................................
(. 11,886 | 50,733
T o t a l ...............................................................................................
1,116 360 | 3,309 j 3,212 10,786 | 1,962 1, 919 11,533 16,474 j 64,159
>
1X8 foreign exports— values of.

i'urs and fur-shins, undressed...................................... 77,532 118,089 7,458 203,488 2,352 143, 372 157, 046 503, 996 524,742 101,493
Hair, not elsewhere specified........................................ 13, 895 4,201 450 1,850 2,886 3,168 16,653 52,530 15,000 .275
H ides a n d skins, other than fur-skins :
A ll o th er......................................................................
> 54,703 44,415 49,650 31,091 65,096 245,481 195,910 115,081 )
1 171,178 192,999
Household and personal effects, and wearing-ap-
1
1
parel in use, and implements, instruments, and
tools of trade of persons arriving from foreign
countries, and of citizens o£ the United States
743 78 9. Sfil i flfin 9S3 20,766 34,534 55, 363
India-rubber and gutta-percha, crude......................... 216,041 66,124 183, 862 39, 952 4,520 271, 642 464,014 1, 290,378 297,788 204,109
I vory:
9t 009 4,449 4 207 45,507 10,460 20,816
10,329 10,121 26,783 50,615 362 30,228 54,213 84,098
O i l s , not elsewhere specified:
Pixed or expressed................................................... 142,569 188,618 217, 562 276,171 361,538 237,203 146,593 221,816 96,188 149,429
350 5,667 19,952 9,803 37, 665 7,901 4,676 1,371 8,155
26,669 475 4,715
F ! J
T o ta l......................................................................... 142,569 218,637 223,229 296,123 371,341 275,343 159,209 226,492 97,559 157,584
P a p e r -s t o c k , c r u d e :
4,764 283
45 ............. 672
i
9,200
!
9,500
Seeds, not medicinal, not elsewhere specified......... 50 70 950 333 717 4,908 2,864 5,656 4,242
S i l k , u n m a n u f a c t u r e d : ’
200 - 583
45, COO 745,992 39,211 404, 825 943, 928 351, 310 234, 500
Raw, or as reeled from the cocoon....................... 18,900 212, 009 53, 853 37,438 40, 667 37, 524 35, 065 42,153 20,212 5,338
7,500 166,812 1,150 1,300 11, 858 4, 645
T otal......................................................................... 63,900 958,001 93, 064 44, 938 621,304 981,452 387, 525 277,953 32,270 10, 566
a Included in “ all other fish,” free of duty.
6 Included in 11all other fruits," dutiable.
FOREIGN EXPORTS— VALUES OF. 119

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T e a r ending Ju n e 30—
1878. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883.
1
1884. | 1885.
Spices, ungbound : Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
N utm egs...................................................................... | 586 814
1
232,694
A ll o th e r..................................................................... 1 ‘ ............. [ 98,569 51,915
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146,223 285,423
874, 574 876,566 737,544 362,092 799,203 779, 395 417,056 1,023,955 1,322,853 911,801
Tin, bars, blocks, or pigs, grain or granulated........ 19, 988 2,809 8,402 43,780 82,594 196, 511 597,479 30,232 13, 836 12,462
"Wood, unm anufactured, not elsewhere specified .. 190,281 70,564 58,789 47,095 47,692 88,823 92, 071 129,068 113,878 63,932
A R T IC L E S ADMITTED F R E E UND ER RECIPROCITY
TREATY W ITH H A W A IIA N IS L A N D S:
5,288 9,288 270 2 nna
M olasses...................................................................... 2,125 845 1,219
1,010 .............
140 14
T o ta l.......................................................................... 6,298 . . .
2,125 9,288 140 1,115 3,302
A ll other free articles....................................................... 108,109 16,364 63,941 37,648 36,720 20,974 22,194 124,802 99,209 334,108
Total free of duty............................................. 4,026,209 4,479,705 4,237,380 4,356,742 4,056,986 8,723,287 7,044,429 9,840,732 7,115,383 6,901,510
SUBJECT TO BUTT. 1
A nimals, not elsewhere specified:
j
C a ttle ................................ -....................................... I
I
( 750 1 (60
Horses............................................................................ 1 „ i i 14,436 : 12,000
> 34,131 1 22,970 115,175 57,354
Sheep......................... - ............ .....................................
66,220 59,325 44,612 j 27,122
i
I 1,662 i 1,200
All o th e r ...................................................................... J i 1 | l 4,769 | 54,132
T o ta l.................................................................. 34,131 j 22,970 115,175 57,354 66,220 59,325 44,612 | 27,122 | 21,617 I 68,092
FOREIGN EXPORTS— VALUES OF.

Art-works, not elsewhere specified: Paintings in ! ] ! 1
oil or waters colors, and statuary.............................j 92,395 j 515,488 6,414 19,334 26,771 114,235 155,252 14,084 154,957 83, m
Books, maps, engravings, etchings, and other j i j
printed matter, not elsewhere sp ecified ............... 10,091 22,377 22,505 10,270 7,562 11,135 87, 270 28,467 63, 592 79,407
Brass, and manufactures o f.......................................... 4,687 2,246 6,440 1,460 2,861 j 5,358 2,883 1, 030 1,603 5,842
BBKADSTUFFS:
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B arley........ ................................................................... 12,936 | 34,838 475, 218 83,992 12 485 7+329 3,287
O ats.............................................................................. 7.094 1 945 10,665 1f 5fi2 1 Sfifi 1,236 25
O atm eal....................................................................... b................. b .. . . h 2
B y e................................................................................. 197,453 j 66,973 219,521 295,486 378,762 396,358 812,751 714,374 500,656 194,026
W heat........................................................................... 1,392,484 j 502,585 1,420,707 1,558,063 679,042 147,471 897,658 957,788 103,749 254,903
50,803 6,025 27,950 30,797 15,888 10,461 22,362 9,143 1,325
All other breadstuff's, and preparations of,
used as food, not elsewhere specified---------- 74,061 55,813 68,179 50,098 13,593 10,241 28,886 10,844 435 2,058
T o ta l............................................................... 1,734,831 667,179 2,222,240 2,018,436 1,101,332 565,294 1,761,757 1,700.838 607,403 454,299
Bristles.........................................................- ................. 2,308 3,236 3,752 4,206 7,813 9,845 11,114 15,836 26,350 21,726
157 679 1,951
Buttons, except of brass, gilt, or silk, and buttonmolds,
and button materials made in patterns
or cut for buttons exclusively.................................... 7,903 4,355 6,059 11,813 12,839 9,230 4,974 7,870 11, 610 3,050
Cem ent................................................................................. 593 4,565 5,667 4,326 4,728 7,124 .8,031 8,262 11,375
Chemicals, dsxjgs, dyes, and medicines, not elsewhere
specified:
c ................. 0................. 23,462 4?r -^4
c................. 0........... .. o................. 13,424 8,624
Logwood and other dye-woods, extracts and
e................. |
1,401
Opium—
i
c 56,890 50,442
> 465,603 263,811 273,689 j 214,890 115,346 248,735 137,679 69,282
Prepared for sm oking...................................... ! i ................ ’ 19
Potash, nitrate of, or saltpeter, cru d e................ 13,249 27,543 5,997 4,842 8,881 414 | .....................
; 697
FOREIGN EXPORTS---- VALUES OF.
aln clu d ed in “ spices ground,” dutiable. 6 Included in “ all other breads tuffs," &c. clncluded in “ all other chemicals, drugs, dyes,” &c., dutiable.

No. 121.—V alues of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE Exported, &c.—Continued.
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Articles.
Tear ending June 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. j 1879. 1880. 1881. | 1882. 1883. 1884. j 1885.
Chemicals, drugs, dtes, and medicines, not else- : ' j ' | ; :
w h e r e s p e c if i e d — C o n tin u e d .
Soda—*
Bicarbonate of.....................................................
Carbonate, including aal-soda and soda-ash
C au stic.................................................................
All other salts o f ............. .................................
Dollars, j Dollars. j Dollars, j Dollars. . Dollars, j Dollars. Dollars. D ollars.
86 |..................„ i I 171 j 159 | 283 ! 198 450
1,728 j 665 j 1,322 j 1,078 ; 1,596 j 214 i 1,143 847
31,088
486
24,652 23,976 ! 29,164 27,833 34,565 27,801 20,309
Dollars.
258
908
21,956
Dollars.
255
883
26,740
416
T o ta l......................................................................... 33, 388 25, 317 25, 298 30,413 | 29,588 35,062 j 29,142 1 21,606 j 23,122 j 28,294
j
....................
............... 1«. 1,005 i 3,393
A ll o th e r ..................................................................... 146,427 185,061 213,831 135,036 j 154,409 144, 685 j 103,842 | 145,228 j 103,254 j 73,145
T otal.......................................................................... 658, 667 502, 632 518,815 380,339 304,185 437,363 | 270,663 j 236,530 j 221,157 { 208, 579
Clays or earths of all kinds, including china-clay, | i
|
or kaoline ....................................................................... 6311 5393 6207 6370 | 347 j 65 j 721’; 30
Clocks and watches, and darts o f:
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1 j
1
............. 359 375 1,384 104
73 i 86 ! 1,756 4, 625
..................-
W atches, and part-s of, and w atch m aterials
and m ovem ents................................................... ... 3,141 1,028 805 3,365 116 433 j 3.655 [ 857 j 897 ; 26,055
FOREIGN EXPORTS— VALUES OP.
T o ta l.......................- ................................................ 3,141 1,387 1,180 4,749 220 1 433 | 3,728 j 943 1 2,653 i 30,680
Coal, b itu m in o u s.............................................................. 1,475 2,854 i 5,613 5,528 2,561 ! 273 !
i
3,502 j
1
748 ! 2,920 ' 1,359
C o p p e r , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f -. ; I i ;
Ore (fine copper contained th e re in )..................... clO, 513 cl, 400 cl6,478 c9,810 | c6,545 ] c28,814 i c73, 824 | 40,587 ; 5,645
Pigs, bars, ingots, old, and oth er unm anufact- j. ... i |
Tired................................................................................ 3,718 13,023 13,388 30 42,532 103,286 - 18,636 904 : 4,145 28,617

A ll Other m anufactures o f ....................................j 207,119 254,838 122,845 8,496 14, 357 13, 304 13, 575 15,926 i 12,943 38,130
T o ta l.......................................................................... ! 210, 837 267, 861 136, 233 8, 526 56, 889 116,590 32,211 16,830 1 17,088 1 66,747
d ................ d ................. -1 ................ d ................. d .................. d ................. d ................. d ................. : 2, 398 | 1,688
i
Cotton, manufactures of-. 1 i
Cloths— ! i
H ot bleached, dyed, colored, stained, | 1r
painted, or p iin te d ........................................j
i 2,602 1 206
• 717,502 556,670 409, 395 233, 268 517 693 466, 569 306, 719 113,092 K
Bleached, dyed, colored, stained, painted, j
or p r in te d ......................................................... j 11 35, 052 : 20,718
K n it goods: Stockings, hose, half-hose, shirts, ;
draw ers, and all goods made, fashioned, or :
shaped on k n ittin g m achines or frames, or ;
j
k n it by h a n d ........................................ - ................j 24, 520 11,388 17,987 9,459 16, 637 14,707 16, 628 5,376 ] 6,852 10,103
Clothing, ready-made, and other wearing- j'
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apparel, n otineluding k n it goods.....................■ 11 3,430 | 14,504
Em broideries, laces, insertings, trim m ings, j ! 1
and lace w indow -curtains....................................i 217, 569 175, 808 175, 027 173, 977 190,967 261,800 237,133 160,516 !

No. 121.—V a lu e s of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE E x p o r te d . &c.— Continued. h*
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A rticles.
T e a r ending J a n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. j
1
1881.
1
1882. |
!
1883. | 1884. | 1885.
F ancy articles:
Perfumeries, cosmetics, and' all toilet preparatio
n s.........................................................................
Beads (except amber), and bead ornam ents___
Dollars,
2,334
Dollars.
1,769
Dollars.
7,086
Dollars.
6,749
!
Dollars. 1
4,097 |
• 58,372 05,886 63,242 67,646 64,305 !
I
;
Dollars, j
9,061 |
Dollars.
6,536
Dollars.
9,229
Dollars.
4,740
Dollars.
3,243
5,357 12,583
| | 2,568 2,196
; 83 971
96,500
i
1,114 10,972
| 4,307 747
i
126,686 54,841
\
T o ta l......................................................................... 60, 706 67,655 70,328 74,395 68,402 | 53,520 94,668 93, 063 | 152,664 182,053
F ish, n o t elsewhere specified:
Anchovies and sardines, packed in oil or other-
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19,667 24,780 30,455 29,149 36,000 45,839 47, 863 35,113 | 25,224 17,148
22 140
A ll o th e r ......................................................................; 55,905 135,854 116,266 54,954 13, 632 69,063 | .212,620 179,593 ! 155,923 9,255
T o ta l..........................................................................j 75, 572 160, C56 146,721 84,103 49,632 114,902 { 260,503 214,706 | 181,147 26,543
FLAX, HEMP, JUTE, AND OTHER VEGETABLE BUB- j
STANCES, AND MANUFACTURES OF: >
U nm anufactured—
i
Hemp, and all substitutes for h e m p ............j 196,912
J u t e .......................................................................;
[
Sisal-grass, and other vegetable substances - j
125,102
200,757
97,470
108,294
U 6,136
106,667
76,508
69,196
66,743
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I
i i
) I
48,299 j 89,651 j
\ \ \
i » !
147,984
r 128,431
121,122 j 248,382 I 213,619
! i t 546,297
238,801 j
1
| 99,061
\ 12.815
! 376,931
FOREIGN EXPORTS— VALUES OF.

fax, hemp, or jute shall h the component
material of chief value—
Cables and cordage.................................
Bags and bagging, and lik e m anufactures..
B urlaps (except for bagging fo r cotton) —
Brown or bleached linens, dneks, canvas,
paddings, cot-bottoms, diapers, crash,
huckabacks, handkerchiefs, and law ns ..
Thread, tw ine, and p a ck -th read .....................
Y a rn s .....................................................................
A ll o th e r ....................... - ..............
Total........................................................
F ruits, ixcltjdixgnuts, not elsewhere specified:
F ig s ..........................................................................
L em ons.....................................................................
O ran g es.................................................................. .
P r u n e s .................................................................
R aisin s .....................................................................
Preserved f r u its ....................................................
A ll other fru its ......................................................
Nuts—
A lm o n d s........................... , ............................
A llo th e r ..........................................................
T o ta l...................................................................
17,890
145,861
18,835
175, 029
487,180 | 491,591
■ 153,778 | 344,668
153,778 | 344, 668
F urs, dressed on th e skin, and m anufactures of fur. j 172,241 i 52,199
7,372
123,247
355,049
215,211
215,211
136,450
4,814 j
167,759
3,235
203, 516
4,936
544, 440
4,293 ! 4,669
240,822 1 142,340
19,813
29,727
2,278
24,469
118
32,477
35o, 748 j 342,690 j 718,797 j 583,148 i 599,489 931,574
226,620 237,097 ( 362,445 j 199,675
226,620 237,097
26,185
362,445
38,210 53,932
199,675
106,370
G l a s s a s p g l a s s w a r e :
Bottles, vials, demijohns, carboys, and jars,
em pty or filled ....................................................... ®.................i d . . . . a .................
Cylinder, crown, and common window glass,
unpolished................................................- .............. 2,450 ! 681 1,851 3,676 50 564 1,043
Cylinder and crown glass, p o lish ed..................... 160
206
a Included in “ all other glass and glassware.”
345,779 !
345,779
714
4
7,698 !
110,224 !
3,201 |
120,718 '
16,852
27,184
286,595
182,502 ! 118,495
280
24
4,232
1, 010
IT, 687
57,624
3, CCS
28,809
172
36,242
632,856
2,236
592
2,540
2,593
3t>, ool
3,485
101,792
17,405
32,947
199,141
188,320
2,493
950
FOREIGN EXPORTS----VALUES OF. 125

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Articles.
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Glass and glassware—Continued.
Plate-glass— Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars, Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
235
475 40 222 223 510 445
S ilvered................................................................ 98 349 464 160 522 123 68 297 1,750 601
A ll o th e r ..................................................................... 18,768 12,857 16,233 13,156 22,086 19, 596 14, 506 25,430 ll, 306 25,165
T o ta l......................................................................... 21.476 14,362 18, 548 17, 238 22,880 20, 506 16,127 26,476 18, 533 29.209
Hair, n o t elsewhere specified, and m anufactures of. 29,549 22, 926 2,125 9,821 6,674 4,514 100 467 5,128
a ................. 109,2/5 105, 274
935 339 1, 810
20 645 9,551 885 4,360 2,996 19,993 62,631 22,342 4 021
Ihdia-ruhher and gutta-percha, m anufactures o f ... 3,939 4,842 3,949 7,119 6,232 7, 065 187 4,845 2,791 3,412
I ron and steel, and manufactures of:
P ig -iro n ....................................................................... 8,645 6,283 6,732 2, 850 25, 553 56, 919 62,300 20,528 | 8,292 7,433
Scrap, fit only to h e rem anufactured— 1
4- 768 748 1 958 736 j 463
, uiuuucicu................................ 3,133 13,478 19,318 23,821 34,299 23,571 15, 569 1 8,342 4,954
Bars, railw ay—
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612 038 45,646 30,124 1 30,121 45,720 30,239 2,189 ! 261
6 S7n 649 8, 016 | ..................... I 13,770 56,061 699 369 j 926,522 728, 466 1 74 798
Hoop, hand, and scroll ir o n .................................... 154 229 26 81 ! 4,350 511 591 ! 1,161 812 ! 308
3,621 9,843 5,166 1 7,040 | 3,813 7,473 7, 565 ! 9 673 j 4,974 j 4,247
74 8^7 j 71 snn
C utlery.......................................................................... 6,520 5,203 8,798 | 4,616 j 6,049 6,839 | 7,639 5,467 1 7,050 j 6,273
Fire-arm s .................................................................... 32, 694 7,464 3,280 6,254 ; 13,012 52,982 i 7,466 < 33,2V 2 17,159 | 54,926
M ae b in e rv .................................................................. 68.273 48.943 313,442 i 39,392 55, 363 59.062 1 113,318 82, 854 ! 81,935 ! 170.765
g
FOREIGN EXPORTS— VALUES OF-

Cotton-ties, or hoops for haling purposes, of
Hoops, hands, strips, sheets, and plates, o f steel.
Ingots, blooms, slabs, billets, and b ars of steel,
and steel in form s n o t elsewhere specified. . .
"Wire rods (rivet, screw, nail, and fence), ronnd,
in coils and loops, of iron or stee l.....................
■Wire, and w ire rope and strand, iron or ste e l..
Anvils, axles, and forgings, of iron or s te e l___
Tiles, file-blanks, rasps, and flo a ts.......................
N eedles.........................................................................
A ll o th e r ......................................................................
- 273,691 180,315 295,494 140,304 155,547 311,855 fr»4 347, 516 :.S
*
1
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!
203
6,135
12. 097
526
1,161
679
394
357,998
153
3 483
9,794
791
.............
189
231,448
T o ta l......................................................................... 1,052,844 348,991 530,077 281,971 367,718 691,825 1,227,178 1,522,752 1,279,623 588,217
J e w e l r y , m a n u f a c t u r e s o f g o l d a n d s i l v e r ,
AND FRECIOUS STONES :
Jew elry, and m anufactures of gold and silver.. 19,335 7,583 12, 095 5,911 10, 016 19,345 16,153 16,974 22,236 59,066
Precious stones, not elsewhere specified, and
• im itations of, not set............................................. 79, 631 51, 730 15,569 5,785 7,605 64,256 8a, 001 100,299 90,678 79,013
T o ta l......................................................................... 98,966 59, 313 27,664 11, 696 17,621 83,601 101,154 117,273 112,914 138,079
Lead, and m anufactures of............................................. 651 31,802 58,488 33,896 1,273 23,771 36,896 23,531 35,119 375,099
L e a t h e r , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
Bend, belting, and all sole-leather................. 1,051 655
Calf-skins, tanned or tanned and dressed............ 40,143 44,750
Skins for morocco....................................................... I 95,420 106,762 59,201 54,212 114,981 126,190 99,511 114,811 « 8,546 12,451
U pper-leather of all other kinds, dressed, and
skins, dressed and finished.................................. 10,467 28,494
Gloves, k id and le a th e r........................................... 24,985 13,372 16,988 21,377 18,591 17,743 7,935 8,255 26,809 7,381
All other m anufactures of........................................ 75, 369 17,857 21, 259 16,437 15,955 22,252 20, 092 12,277 39,298 86,760
T t f a l......................................................................... 195,774 137,991 97,448 92, 026
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a Included in “ all other dutiable articles.”
'
149,527 166,185 127, 538 135,343 126,314 180,491
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FOREIGN EXPORTS— VALUES OF. 127

No. 121.—Y alues of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE E x po r ted, &c.— Continued.
A rticles.
M a l t -l i q u o r s :
3n bottles or ju g s ......................................................
T o tal.........................................................................
M a r b l e a n d s t o n e , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
M arble and m anufactures of, not elsewhere
specified...................................................................
Stone and m anufactures of, including s la te ___
T o ta l.......................................................................
M e t a l s , m e t a l c o m p o s i t io n s , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s
OF, not elsewhere specified :
Bronze m anufactures...............................................
A ll o th e r .....................................................................
T o ta l.........................................................................
M usical instrum ents, anti p a rts o f ..............................
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Dollars.
j 20,007
Dollars.
25,396
Dollars.
23,689
Dollars.
25,541
Dollars.
24,734
Dollars.
13,033
Dollars.
4,670
Dollars.
3,901
Dollars,
c 5,996
I 878
Dollars.
5,051
20, 007 25,396 23,689 25,541 24,734 13,033 4,670 3,901 6,874 5,051
| 13,371 8,475 3,448 6,364 6, 816 709 4,848 490

O th er....................
Volatile or essential.
T o ta l................................................................. j 47, 819 1 387,729 49,794 49,770 j 51,569 | 70,709 j 35,892 ! 28, 909 j 27,464 | 45,421
1
K P a in ti and colors................................................. ..........
fsj Paper, and m anufactures of..........................................
1 17,840 j
1 7,283 |
| 8, 952 |
j 15,188 j
19,247
5,691
4, 604
10,182
15,798
6,348
6,627
21,399
12,243 j
1,859 J
4,602 ]
31,757 j
42,436 1
964 j
4,191 j
28,750 |
43,805 |
7,210 |
2,134 j
32,756 |
16,282 j
1,174 j
2,675 J
4(f*040 i
13,920
7,390 |
12, 658 j
22,253 I
10, 517 !
8,193 |
4,075 |
20,834 j
• P r o v i s i o n s , c o m p r i s i n g m e a t a n d d a i r y p e o d - | ] j i ; | i : ; |
bo
05
DOTS:
M eat products—
M eats, prepared, of all hinds, and m eat extra
c ts ..................................................................
A ll oth er................................................................
19,954
13, 004
D airy products—
j • 120,618 I 64,478 j 122,275 30,121 ; 319,717 87,135 ! 119,258 39,035 -j
B u tter.....................................................................! i
i 1 3,718
Cheese .................................................................. j
:i 11,394
M ilk, preserved or condensed.........................',
' 1 5,876
:
T o ta l.................................................................. i 120,618 j 64,478 i 122,275 30,121 : 319,717 | 87,135 J 119,258 39,035 ^ 53,946 47, 203
Rice, not elsewhere specified........................................i
Salt .. ..................................................................................j
406,553 ;
7,993 :
369,235 {
8, 893 ;
283,242 ; 207,302 I
4, 411 6,816 :
233, 859
8,861 |
262,374 !
3, 517 j
S e e d s , n o t m e d i c i n a l , not elsewhere specified:
463 : v> 7*?o : 403
A ll o th er....................................................................... \ 169,984 ; 28,662 ‘ 55,761 7,579 18,854 . !
26,647 '• 287,269 47,275 13,721 18.004
T o ta l................................................. ........................j 170,447 I 41,391 i 55,761 ; 7,579 ; 18,854 j 27, 050 j 287, 269 47,275 j 13, 726 18,004
S i l k , m a n u f a c t u r e s o f: i ! • {
D ress and piece g oods.............................................. 68,849 ; 72,952 ] 16, 808 ! 53, 009 ; 55,424 : 318,294 j 55, 624 239,305 122,159 39. 780
Clothing, ready-made, and other weaxing-ap- • : f
pare!........................................................................... ! j i i I
173 1,455
L aces............................................................................... y 189,700 ; 126,611 : 233,861 63,230 : 73,346 ; 145, 682 ; 104,374 143.328 2 169 3, 897
.Ribbons....................................................................... | ! i
i
32,240 62, 788
1 122,304 322,646
i
T o ta l......................................................................... ] 258,549 j 199,593 ] 250,669 j 116, 239 j 128,770 i 463,976 j 159, 998 382,633 ; 277,045 I 430,566
154,393
4,790
188,318
5,001
205,083
2,451
26,394
2, 423
15,326
42,432
2,561
8, 528
6,810
13, 798
15, 5G(i
171, 495
3,478
FO REIG N E X PO R T S— VALUES OF, 129

No. 121.—V a lues of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE E x po r ted, &e.— Continued.
Articles.
Soap:
Fancy, perfumed, and all descriptions of toilet
so ap .........................................................................
A ll o th e r .....................................................................
Tr+al.
Spices, ground................................................................
SPIRITS, DISTILLED, AND SPIXUTU0U8 COMPOUNDS:
B ra n d y ...................................................................
A ll o th e r..................................................................
Total .
S p o n g es...............................................................................
Sugar, molasses, sugar candy, and confectionery:
M olasses.......................................................................
Sugar, D utch standard in color—
X o t above Xo. 33, and tan k bottoms, sirups,
melada, &c.........................................................
A ll above Xo. 20..........................
Sugar candy and confectionery----
T o ta l— .............................................
T obacco, and manufactures o f:
L eaf—
Suitable for w rappers.................
A ll o th e r ........................................
A ll otheT manufactures o f .
T o ta l..........- ............
T e a r ending J u n e 30-
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879- 1880. j 1881. 1882. j 1883. 1884. 1885.
DoUart. Dollars. DoiUars. Dollars. Dollars. ’ Dollars. Dollar Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
1 741 1,456 1,835 501
!
l.M 7 | 859 i.2 7 8 ; 1,386
C 479
t 4,346
741 1,456 1,835 50 L 1,347 j 659 1,278 i 1,386 4,825 1,340
a 121.154

Vegetables: i |
Beans and p e a s e ...........................................- .......... 456,746 ! 268,916 348, 851 128,431 185.755 144, 713 219,070 | 170,546 i 121,768 ] 125,718
17,018 3.904 * 325 1,661 j 1,843 i 147
Pickles and sauces................... ....... —-------------- 4,334: ! 919 2,264 807 87 328 ' 180 | 980 j 2,844
A ll other—
In th e ir n atu ral state, or in s a lt o r b rin e ...
2,635 ; 4,453
2, 752 4,950 3,217 7,693 3,573 2,516 19, 648 , £
P repared or p reserv ed ......................................
U
10,208 4,677
T o ta l............................................................. 463,665 ! 289,605 356,065 132,455 197,439 148,611 223.575 ; 192,217 ; 135,591 i 137,8.9
W in e s-.
•
;
S till w ines— i ;
47,087 ! 43.960 44,337 47,351 43,951 46,963 55,393 , 50,978 ; 32,560 41,611
In b o ttles..............................................- ...........
23,748 27,089
| 44,523 ; 67,425 70,848 63,386 54,575 70,608 87,504 i 53,371 <
Cham pagne, and oth er sp ark lin g ....................... ;
; ( 21. 556 50,866
T otal w ines................................................... 91,610 i 111,385 115,185 110,735 98,526 117, 571 152,897 j 104,344 I 77,864 ; 119,557
J
W o o d , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
•
!
5

No. 121.—Values of the PRINCIPAL and other articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE Im ported, &e.— Continued,
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Articles.
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879.
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
00
1
CO
o
1881. 1882. 1883. | 1884. 1885.
jr^
CO
W o o l s , h a t h o f t h e a l p a c a , g o a t , a n d o t h e r
l i k e ANIMALS, MANUFACTURES o f— Continued.
M anufactures of— Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollaas. Dollars. Dollars.
Carpets and carpeting of all kinds............... 1,654 4,671 31,184 2,731 1,142 50,045 4, 393 1,860 18,801 14,322
Clothing, ready-made, and other wearing-
**.................
80,087 228,828
C lo th s............................ ......................... - .......... 58,860 79,830 67, 618 81, 821 93,105 166, 661 118,434 41,126 19,881 49,073
Dress-goods, women’s and children’s .......... 280, 079 149,098 190,413 152, 666 117, 360 326, 366 132,825 110,146 79,885 171,108
K n it goods............................................................ 1,230 2,635 1,002 19,056 27, 405 5,459 371 3,411 7,203 18,187
Bags, shoddy, mungo, waste, and flocks. .. 7,424 174 17 143 1,570 573 3,347 925 338
S h a w ls................................................................. 42,477 32,712 58,882 31, 503 55, 945 35,032 45, 002 27,409 7,903 21,984
9 519
A ll o th e r .............................................................. 209, 932 104, 633 b9, 928 55, 346 47,240 64, 235 41,173 97,315 134,432 193,463
T o ta l.............................................................. 601,656 373, 753 419, 044 343,266 343,767 648,371 345,545 282,192 348,530 706,484
Z i n c , s p e l t e r , o r t u t e n e g u e , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s
(............
! '...... '
i
195
I i < ! -J40
M anufactures o f .................................. ..................... 1,958 849 .....................
416 ..................... 2, 566 ! 3,287 | 876 ; 226 ] 150 j 168
T o ta l.......................................................................... 1,958 849 195 416 ! 2,566 i 3,287 | 876 1 226 !
1.
150 | 310
All other dutiable a rtic le s ............................................. 192, 696 181, 933 281,978 193, 658 1 200,201 | 423,670 343,411 i 374,649 | 126,823 183, 723
T o t a l v a l u e o f d u t i a b l e m e r c h a n d i s e . 10,776,215 8,325,291 9,919,118 7,741,909 ! 7,635,319 ; 9, 728,112 10,258,096 | 9,775,038 | 8,433,374 I 8, 605, £90
T o t a l v a l u e o f m e r c h a n d i s e f r e e o f ■ 1 i
D U T Y .................................................................................. 4,026,209 4.479,705 4,237, 380 4,356,742 1 4,056,986 | 8, 723, 287 I 7,044,429 1 9, 840, 732 j 7,115,383 ! 6, 901, 510
T o t a l e x p o r t s o f f o r e i g n m e r c h a n d i s e . 14,802,424 12,804,996 14,156,498 | 12, 098, 651 : 11,692,305 ; 18,451,399 ! 17, 302,525 j 19,615, 770 ! 15,548,757 j 15,506,809
FOREIGN EXPORTS— VALUES OF.
a Included in “ all other m anufactures of ■wool,” &c.

No. 122.—Quantities of the PRINCIPAL articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE Exported from the United States
during the Ten Years from 1876 to 1885, inclusive.
Articles.
C o c h i n e a l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l b s .
D y e - w o o d s , i n s t i c k s —
L o g w o o d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t o n s .
Gums—
A r a b i c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l b s .
C a m p h o r , c r u d e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l b s .
C a t c h , o r c a t e c h u , a n d t e r r a j a p o n i c a , o r
g a m b i a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l b s .
S h e l l a c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l b s .
A l l o t h e r g u m s a n d g u m - r e s i n s , n o t e l s e ­
w h e r e s p e c i f i e d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - — l b s .
I n d i g o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l b s .
l i m e , c h l o r i d e o f , o r b l e a c h i n g - p o w d e r — l b s .
M i n e r a l w a t e r s , a l l n o t a r t i f i c i a l . . . . . . . . . . . . g a l l s
Q u i n i a , s u l p h a t e o f , s a l t s o f , a n d c i n e h o n i d i a ,
o z .
S o d a , n i t r a t e o f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l b s .
S u l p h u r o r b r i m s t o n e , c r u d e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t o n s .
T a n i l l a b e a n s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l b s
o N o t s t a t e d .
1876.
FREE OF DTPII.
Chemicals, drugs, axd dtes, not elsewhere specified:
Alizarine, natural or artificial..................... ..lb s. a .................
Argal, or argol, or crude tartar, aud argol dust,
lb s................................................................................ 30,000
Tear ending June 30—
: ; !
1877. i 1878. 1879. i 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. j 1833.
! j S j j ; !
l l ! : i
i f ! . : ;
.....................•......................! 572 1......................:.....................................................................1 2,030
Barks: Cinchona, or other, used in the manui
I J f ! i
! i i ! !
68,745 39,379 126,792 ; 261,639 405,434 j 872,568 233,089 101,106 : 517,044 L
66,986 ............... 1 4,882 620 . .. 4,917
64,118 61,132
I
6859 ; 6650
|
6543 ; 687 6128 6375 ! 75 : 370
G................. c.
............... ; ..................
r 2 705 ..
32,138 | ..................... ................I 13 250
[
8,755 1,907 4,135 : 49,143
32,457 : 349, 061 144, 555 208,362 : 40, 897 52, 066
1 Ml)
........
527,000 181,382 38, 545 j 117,865 38,924 ! 32,433 2,400 199,177 i 9,842 62,564
42,457 28,327 j 36,059! 108,474 ! 18,054 32,824 357, 209 ■ 74, 238 ' 36,469
' ‘
1 !
a, 2$tn 2,105 | ..
° 27S 195 1
a . . . ............ a .................
i
a .
................| « ................ a . ................I a. a ................. a ............. 45, 500 | 72
................! 91,940 153, 936 : 10,564 | 429, 988 455, 750 j 279,330 ! 32,833
10
a................. a................. 2,4711 4,067 . . . . 1 47,264 51 3,310 1 7,843 1
6 L o g w o o d o n l y . e I n c l u d e d i n . “ a l l o t h e r g u m s a n d g u m - r e s i n s ” f r e e o f d u t y .
257
FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OF. 138

No. 122.—QUANTITIES of the PRINCIPAL articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE E x po r ted, &e.— Continued. {£
A rticles.
1876. 1877. 1878.
T e a r ending Ju n e 30—
!
1879. i 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Cocoa, or cacao, crude, and leaves and shells of. lbs 308,359 621,328 817,208 808,606 701,580 1,989,543 2.350,063 2,479,472 1,6)8,980 1,873,333
Coffee.................................................................... 8, 884,457 9,890, 715 12,820,426 15,092,846 6,721,889 31,913,062 | 24,343,479 37.370,390 26,152,679 33,335,196
102,452
Cotton, unm anufactured................................ 224,497 277,949 935,541 503,146 234,729 1,240,576 1,843,490 3,238,930 1,353.936 1,609,260
1 34ft
16 2,757 635 208 50 5 8,549 349 27
P ish, not elsewhere specified:
Cod, haddock, hake, and pollock, dried, smoked,
or pickled.................................................. ................. a ................. a . __ a ................. a ................. a ................. a ............... a ................. 1,797,767 3,562,565
Tierring—
D ried or sm oked................................. ___ lbs a ................. n n i 11 33,400
Pickled ............................................... 2,885 1,903 21 624 101 179 993 322
_
356 171
842 108 41
India-rubber and gutta-percha, c ru d e ------ ........lbs.! 589,624 179,707 594,260 112,825 7,426
a .................
488,549 1,092,869 1, 615,071 ! 539,947 460,310
Tvoitr:
A nim al................. - .....................................
'
7, m
Vegetable ................................................... ........lbs. i a .......... : .................■ :..................r ................... \ ...................
.
....................
•Oils, not elsewhere specified:
i
i
fix e d or e x p re sse d .................................. ____lbs 1,855,856 2,61'2,856 3 036, 5G0 3,899,880 5,473, 088 3,922,432 2, 238,840 3, 247,384 j 1,405,927 2,556,874
Volatile or essen tial............................... 2,310 I 6,017 9,177 1 7,671 20, 507 4,750 3, 012 673 6,539
W hale and f is h ........................................ -- galls i
43,103 880 10,794
P a PKB-STOCK. CliUPE: j [ i
Hags, other than w o o len.........................
|
112,080
6,782
Platinum, unmanufactured ................. .......
j 103
Plumbago ...................................... .................... 1
3,840
FOREIGN EXPORTS---- QUANTITIES OF.

■Silk, unmanufactured :
Cocoons ........................................ . ............. - lbs
Baw, or as reeled from tbe cocoon..................lbs
W aste . —................
lbs.
■Spices, ung hound.-
Nutm egs .................... - ....................................... lbs
P e p p e r ............................................................... lbs.
A ll o th er.............................................................. lbs
'Tea................................................................................. lbs
Tin, bars, blocks, or pigs, grain or granulated . .lbs
A r t i c l e s a d m i t t e d f b e e u n d e r r e c i p r o c i t y
Sugar, brow n..................................................... lbs
SUBJECT TO BUTT.
A nimals, not elsewhere specified:
C a ttle ...................................................................N o.
Horses...................................................................No
Sheep............................................... ................... No.
B r e a d s t u f f s :
3,359 I 38,515 10, 033
1,726, 908
89,712
i
6...............
6 . . . ................
b ...............
1, 508,937
17, 696 i
6............... .
6...........
b .................
2,243,516
58, 576
96, 000
14,000
•I a . .j a.
5,603 9,417
b.................
6 . . . . . . . . .
b..................|
1,303,138 | 2,268,167
288,064 i 460,992
B a r l e y ......................... 21,354 ; 49,920 771,105 j 96,368 15,575 2,387 16,640
21. 54fi | ! . . . ............ 4,460
a ................. a . ...............
B y e ....................................... 291, 048 98,120 339,738 | 547,064 553,191
W h e a t ................................ I, 368,706 464,453 1, 249, 660 ! 1,789,'989 617,140
W h e a t - f l o u r .................. 10,451 1, 040 5,549 1 6,870 2,924
B r i s t l e s . . . ................................ 2,056 4,642 2,861 1 5,648 9,468
a ...............
C h e m i c a l s , d r u g s , d y e s a n d m e d i c i n e s , n o t e ls e -
w h e r e s p e c i f i e d : 1
G l v c e r i n e ......................... a ................ a .
L o g w o o d a n d o t h e r d y e - w o o d s , e x t r a c t s a n d
|
d e c o c t i o n s o f .......... ..................................................... l b s . a ............. . a.
a-Not stated.
TREATY W ITH H A W A IIA N IS L A N D S :
P ic e ................................................................ .......lbs-
M olasses..................
galls
1a-
7,652
b................. b ...
b................. b.
b.................I b..................
2, 713,139
968,240
203,900 I
!
................ I
2,174
460,313
147,032
1,490 j
12,234 j
2,343
7,305 1
720
b.................
b...............
b...............
1, 578,000
2, 592,128
8,945
650
b.................
b.................
b .............
3,881,219
131, 824
101,546 j.
7,365 !.
6, 699 | 1,630
a . . . ............... a .
857,208
«90,605
3,334
11, 568
1,959
a .................
11,553
4,300
989,508
966,514
1,748
19,630
3,788
a ......................
bIncluded in “ spices, ground,” dutiable.
275 1 698
5,214 j 1.630
13,582 , 4,245
1, 08L 1 1,722
409,164 1,644,899
1,136,798 j 445, 752
7, G03,966 j 5,730,591
68, 205 j
€0,516
i
4, 500 I 37. 500
5,632 j 8,093
200
1 I
173 j
3,672 !
3,800 |
48 L
746,808 |
100,995 S
250 I.
29, 412 j
5,199
103,609
20
40
710
6,508
7
284,957
281,469
21, 920
6,572
82,173
34,000
FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OF.
Ox

No. 122.—Qu a n t it ie s of the PRINCIPAL articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE E x po r t e d, &c.—Continued.
OO
0 5
Article**
1 8 7 6 .
1877.
1878.
T e a r ending J u n e 30—
1879. 1880. 1881. 1882.
i
3883. | 1884. . 1885.
■Chemicals, drugs, dyes, and medicines, not elsewhere
specified—Continued.
Opium—
Crude...........................
lbs.
Prepared for sm okin g............................ .lbs.
Potash, nitrate of, or saltpeter, crude............lbs
Soda— :
Pdcarbonate of..............................................lbs j
Carbonate, including sal-soda and soda-ask,
lbs.;
C austic........................................................... lbs •
All other salts o f ........................................lb s .:
12.501
Sumac, ground........................................... lbs. a
Clays or earths of all kinds, including china-clay, •
or kaoline............................................................... tons, a
Coal, bitum inous......................................................tons '
Copper, and manufactures o f:
Ore (fine copper contained therein)..............lbs ■ 6103,752
Pigs, bars, ingots, old, and other nnmannfact- i
nn.-d ................................................ lbs <
i
31, 884
•Cotton, m.vxl'kactuhes of :
i
Cloths—
j
N ot bleached, dyed, colored, stained, h
painted, or printed....................... sq. yards. I ^
Bleached, dyed, colored, stained, painted, | j ’
or p r in ted ..-....................- ..........sq.yards ii
106, 725 64,694
321, 576 743,900
2, 452
94,366 42,833
814, 220 663, 951
370 932
74,639
126,063
81,271
667,161
1,937
98,178 126,847
63,831
31,314
113,385
47,626
181,502
13,233 8,748 13,886 10, 080
36,643 22,186 j
;
6 314 i
i
25, 008 J 8,832 .
20,299 18,378
10
22,179
11.398
58,199 95,826 16, 636 78, 740 63,494 | 51,971 i 62,391
908,259 922,850 1,254,328 1,030,365 890,963 '
* j
991 j 258 i
i
33
20 481 85
6217, 056 j fc254, 016 ! ]
6234,528 61,013,488 62, 724,400
2,593,911 |
120 j 233,457 |
|
jI
664,564 108,504 7,772
i
6,090, 260 | 5,542,195 3, 573, 964 1,156,142
943, 663 |
31,676 |
114 |
934 j
367,662 j
i
41,159 j
27,437
479,973
1,199,593
21,402
111, 640
5
378
86,475
350,836
2, 944
237,326
FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OF.

fiSH, not elsewhere specified:
- F l a x , h e m p , j u t e , a n d o t h e r v e g e t a b l e s u b ­
s t a n c e s . AND MANUFACTURES O F :
T T u m a n u f a c tu r o d —
t o n s .
l a n u f a c t n r e B of flax, h e m p , or j u t e , or of w h ic h ,
flax, hemp, or ju te shall he the component
m a t e r i a l o f c h i e f value—
' F r u i t s , i n c l u d i n g N U Tg, n o t elsew here specified:
F i g s ....................................................................................
P r u n e s ...................................................................lbs:
B aisins................................................................... lbs
•Nuts—
G l a s s a n d G LA SSW ARE:
Cylinder, crown, and common window glass,
P late glass—
S a y .
S o p s .................................................................
.lbs
I r o n a n d s t e e l , a n d m a n u f a t c u r e b o f
P ig-iron...............................................................tons
15
1,525 1,690 915
I 1,181 984 1,168
169,177 161,181 57,645
ma............ a............ a............ a.
. a ,........... a............ a............ a.
. a ............ a ........... a............ a.
63,938 19,400 49,512
289
2
550
236 797 740
4,317
450 380 417
a S o t stated.

35
613 393 545 | 1,612
■
616 930 2,138 ; 2,411
28,715 38,787
i
j
42,827 | 44,455
a ................. a ................. a ................. J a ..................
a .................
a . . , . ........
a .................
1
a ................. a .................
848 649
1,474 412
5,927 5,035
194,471 176,433
11, 263 41,244
152,404 79,117
2,067,331 531,172
140,498 144,754
2,053 16,525 j 29,641 i 6,684 j 35,826 9,788
80 ..
.................... H !
1 |
450 .....................i 772 . "
1,161 ! 862
4,000
900 273 ) 57 | 305 | 2,834 281
27 j 192 1.. ..................1.
1
13,310 10,473 i 95,469 j 98,452 j 52,957 13,616
|
i
. . . . i
1,291 I 3,104' 3,169| 1,342 ! 524 j 609
b Gross "weight.
F O R E IG N E X P O R T S — Q U A N T IT IE S O F .
03

No. 122.—Quantities of the. PRINCIPAL articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE Exported, &c.— Continued.
Tear endin g J une 30—
Articles.
1876, 1877. 1878. j 1879. 1880. 1881. '
1884. 1885.
00
I r o n a n t > s t e e l , a x i > m a n u f a c t u r e s OF— C o n tin u e d , j
Scrap, fit only to be reinanufactureil— i
Iron, wrought and c a st....................... tons.i 300
Bar-iron, rolled or hammered.......................lbs. 139,433
Bara, Tailway—
Of iron............................................... tons. 12,425
Of steel, or in p a rt of steel....................tona.| 127
Hoop, band, and scroll iron.......................... lbs.j 4,741
Hoops, bands, strips, sheets, and plates of [
steel.............................................................. lbs. i
Ingots, blooms, slabs, billets, and bars of steel,
and steel in l'orrasnotelsewherespecifled.lbs. <
Sheet, plate, and taggers’ iron...................... lbs
Tin-plates, terae-plates, o r taggers’ tin__ lbs. 552,160
“Wirerods (rivet, screw, nail, and fence), round, |
in coils and loops, of iron or steel.......... ..lbs.j a ............... j «•--
'Aire, and wire rope and strand, iron or steel, I j
....................................................................... lbs j a ............... j a..
Manufactures of. not elsewhere specified— j |
Anvils, axles, and forgings, of iron or
i
steel........................................................lbs. a.
C h a i n s , o f i r o n o r s t e e l ......................................l b s , a
....................
376,772
800
i4
7,057
___ a .................
40,283 116,317
Malt-liquors:
■
In bottles or ju g s .... .................................— galls-!
|
H ot in bottles or ju g s .................... galls.:
26,900 j 35,462 i
O ils, n o t elsewhere specified: !
Animal— ;
W hale and fish.............................................galls I 52,736 1,705
1
70 i .................
i
735,824 | 1,163,553 1,403,839 1,824, 974
................. ! 833 1,027 1,440
188 !.....................
1,802
1,500 j 4,792 317,030 25,591
j
..................! a .....................
CO toOQ
a ................ a ....................
« .................
71,952 ! 94,855 S5,693 124,954
1, 772, C24 772, 688 779,296 1,264,144
i.....................; ri..................... j a .................... a .....................
26,802 ;
8,800
.............; a ... o ..................I a ..
26,167
5, 245
29,815
602
a .................
20,321
7,939 11,580 ! 1,851
10 '
477,201 | 211,807
71 75
29,040 3,150
41,910 13,400
1,640 ! 4,266
64,960 39,76
143, 505 73,776
801, 703 481,571
185,820
371,525 191,171
14, 091 22,652
32,700 59,613
9,025
1,340 7,549
16,825 38,822
F O R E IG N E X P O R T S -----Q U A N T IT IE S O F .

Mineral........................
Vegetable-
Fixed or expressed—
Olive................. 1,488
Other................. ......... .......galls. 31,241
Volatile or essential ... 2,904
PROVISIONS, COMPRISING MEAT AND DAIRY PROD-
DOTS:
j
D airy products— !
B u tte r............................................................. lbs a.
Seeds, not medicinal, not elsewhere specified: 1
Linseed, or flaxseed......................................b u sh .;
SOAr:
j
Fancy, perfumed, and all descriptions of toilet ! ■
soap .....................................................................Ib s.j,
A ll o th er............................................................... lbs-:)
S p i r i t s , d i s t i l l e d , a n d s p i r i t u o u s c o m p o u n d s :
B ra n d y ............................... proof galls..' i 3g9
All other................................................proof g a lls.. j > ’
2,152, 885 i
2,457
a............
16,610,614 14,483,615
5,771,849 5,231,446
288 9,965
6914, 929 61, 022,362
Sugar, m o l a s s e s , sugar c a n p x , a n d c o n f e c t i o n - !
KKT: I !
M olasses............................................................ galls..! 1, 058,815 |
Sugar, D utch standard in color— j |
X ot above ~Kq. 13, and tank bottoms, sirups, |l
j
melada, & c ................................................lbs.I {•15,745,292 j
A bove S o . 13, and n o t above 2sTo. 20___lb s .j J j
A ll above 2fo. 2 0 .......................................... lbs.! 121,215 1
a "Not stated.
48,896 ; 319,773
10,145
18,259 ..............
[ 1
302,891 j 844,206 ! 734,706 77,878 616,831 172,773 496,509 521,469 146,-837
1
j ■ !
\ 6,015, 733 i 10,380,642 ;10,497,335 : 9,727,010 5,614,771 2,008,141 r 7,929,419 3, 632,061
,11,432,846 j 1,723,052
j
6,733 1 240 : 7,958 867 ‘ 948 ! 7,600 250 ! 47, 838 j 68,15c
6 Includes “Spices, unground.”
2,400
I i
8,417 ‘ 7,927 5,320 8,802 7,224 4,253 1,523 3,562
28,201 : 17,715 81,015 86,705 33,870 34,115 22, 308 62,048
3,058 | 1,081 778 3,379 536 3,338 4,803 1,727
j ,
j
j
a ............ 25,613 33,132
a............j a............ a............ a........... a............ a............ 74,501 98,898
9,656,593 1 7,306,315 8,783,395 10,81.8,985 6,855,056 9,046,590 10,146,154 8,592,660
3,745,393 j 5,017,182 6,630,370 3,017, 531 3,375,010 3,496,132 2,170,087 2,200,069
i
357
5
i
|
f
13,971 25,838 15,734
J 2,123 2,099
1 72,069 16,682
blt 113,708 j 5827,452 61,544,420 5886,417 61,880,401 61,046,508 16,529 3,11?
1
116,904 I 100,840
I :
86,235 81,979 92,416 75,399 C 12,158
t 46,588
17,641
68,260
FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OF. 1 3 9

2STo. 122L__Q u a n titie s of the PRINCIPAL' articles of FOREIGN MERCHANDISE E x p o rted , &c.— Continued.
T e a r ending Ju n e 30—
A rticles.
1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
O
T o b a c c o , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
L e a f -
Suitable for w rappers................................ lbs.
A ll o th e r ....................................................... lbs.
Oigars, cigarettes, and cheroots..................... lbs.
V E G ETA B LES :
Beans and p e a s e ............................................. bush.
P o tato es.............................................................bush
W i n k s ;
Still w ines—
In casks ......................................................galls.
In b o ttle s........- ...........................................doz.
Champagne, and other s p a rk lin g.............doz.
W o o d , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s o f :
Boards, planks, deals, and other sawed lumber,
......................................................................M feet.
S h in g les.................................................................. M .
W o o d s , h a i r o f t h e a l p a c a , g o a t , a n d o t h e r
> * { 5,965 133,572
£ 742,698 264,860 408, 689 371, 604 882,840 704,134 786, 930 . 904,015 <
> * I 817,539 1,031,065
61,702 61,319 55,792 70,282 41,329 77,252 71,295 55,584 40,052 35,615
597,984 366,813 500,267 170,575 239,810 175,442 232, 535 160,509 120, 983 121,792
2, ?f!9 53 746 13, S00 2,063 2,857 4,447
102,782 104,223 107,183 101,693 108,222 105,486 130,981 92,116 56,329 73,680
r 6,168 5,667
? 8,237 10,948 14,954 11,151 12,727 14,382 20,734 9,038
) * I 2,040 4,419
24,370 32,131 35,401 41,140 38,133 56,696 56,646 40,640 58,499 54,332
210
415 1,035 1,608 873 2,641 1,272 776
L IK E ANIMALS, AND MANUFACTURES O F :
U nm anufactured—
Clothing wools.......................- .........- .........lbs. 1
(1,475,949 2, 771, 620
Combing w o o ls............................................ lbs. }>1,518,426 3, 088,957 5,952,221 4,104,616 3,648,520 5, 507, 534 3,831,836 4,010,043 \ ................. 192, 071
Carpet and other sim ilar w o o ls.............. lbs. J 1 828,752 151,648
M anufactures of—
Carpets and carpeting of all k inds.sq. yds. 2,455 3,145 29,116 2,676 1,158 80,831 6,056 1, 761 11,710 14, 503
C lo th s...........................................................lbs
a .................. a ................ a .................. 15,451 41.059
FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OF.

Dress-goods, ■women's and children’s,
sq. yards.
Hags, shoddy, m un go, waste, and flocks lb s .
T a r n s ............................................................. lbs.
1,336,741
81,654
a .................
719,133
2,130
a.
325,066
790
715,498
3,093
562,078 1,409,432
48,470 3,747
a a. a.
628,730 ' 517,984
23,771 | 3,280
! ® a.
382,682
5,625
861,304
11,196
Z i n c , s p e l t e r , o b t u t e n k g u e , a n d m a n u f a c t u r e s
O F :
I n blocks o r pigs, and o ld ..............................lb s . 2,753
a Not stated.
3,610
FOREIGN EXPORTS— QUANTITIES OF.
tfcl.

No. 123.—V alues of GOLD and SILVER COIN and BULLION Imported into, and E xported from, the U nited —
States during the Ten Tears from 1876 to 1885, inclusive.
&
Year ending Ju n e 30—
Gold:
IMPORTS.
O ilier b u llio n ..............................................................
Coin, A m erican..........................................................
Silver:
Bullion, bars .............................................................
O ther b u llio n ..............................................................
Coin, A m erican..........................................................
Coin, foreign ..............................................................
Silver:
Bullion, b a r s ...............................................................
O ther b u llio n .............................................................
Coin, trade dollars.....................................................
Coin, o th e r .................................................................
1870.
Dollars.
^ 1| _04. Itlb
*6,787,744
1 1, Q.'s, 177
| 6, 885, 795
1877.
!
i 1878.
.. . J
j
Dollars. '■ Dollars.
?. 119,570.1 1,972,662
2-t 1°6 664 ( U , 325, 783
' 1 -0| ! } 4, 031,770
4.693,253 | (1,971,849
i) Kiid 7- ‘ V2, 764, 858
1* 6,754,31®
1879.
_ .
Dollars.
1, 297,244
3, 654, 850
672, 845
3,447, 888
5, 873,151
6, 350, 013
1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
Dollars,
$16,274,188
\ 4,063, 257
18, 207, 559
42,213, 392
$ 985,083
1 996,342
3,291, 463
7,003, 020
Dollar*.
29,613,972
1,384,947
7,577,422
01,454,918
} 2, 303,472
1,842, 450
6,398, 316
Dollars.
7, 328,461
2, 077,592
4, 796, 630
20,174,371
$ 1,351,825
( 709,908
940, 877
5,032, 720
...................
Dollars.
919, C74
2,415,034
8 ,112,265
0,287,176
716,306
1.759, 662
670,192
7, 609.082
Dollars.
3,186, 985
1,810, 586
3, 824, 962
14,008,784
993,357
1,917, 094
686,182
10. 998,312
Dollars.
7, 399, 596
1,449,641
3,352, 096
14,490,369
2.440, 519
2, 089,865
873,920
11,340,317
Total gold and s ilv e r ............................................ 15,930,681 40,774.414 j 29,821,314 20,206,000 03,034,310 110,575,497 42,472,390 28,489,391 37,426,262 43,242,323
j * — ■
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
Gold:
Bullion, bars ............................................................ 1 1. 888,896 1,084,586; 21)5, 310 24,774
$
87, 066
2,610
(
01 iter b u llio n ..............................................................
I 82,333 j 1, 598,336
4, 094, 378 *22, 901,830 307, 772
) 24,077 190,327
27. 542. 8(31 21,374,565; 6,427,251 4,120, 311
87,978
1,687,973 1,741,364 29, 805,289 4,802,454 12,242,021 2,345,809
jl5, 240, 344
j 5,366, 590
i
11. 182,894 ; 15,035.045
f 8,672. 596 i .'.,166,006
\ 620,147 : 228,264
11,833, 004
1,238,749
288,137
6, 912, 864
43,383
61G, 607
$ 3, 923, 598
I 7,929,397
20
547, 622
2, 458, oul
9,194, 946
3,600
419,499
12, 548, 248
3,130
1,600
119,894
*7, 522, 671
16,718,379
225,500
404, 881
1,547, 400
18,875,524
1.073,150
138,477
T otal gold and s ilv e r ............................................ 50, 038. 691 43.134,738 j 27,061,885 17,555, 035 9, 347,893 14,226,944 43,480, 271 21, 623,181 50,225, 635 24, 376,110
FOREIGN EXPORTS.
G old :
B u llio n ..........................................................................
C o in ...............................................................................
S ilv er:
•B u llio n ......................................................................
11,600
1,7:13,693
67,511 j 1,450
1. 163,762 j 2, 570, 435
15. 995 334, 167 | 555,570 1, 483, 614 324, 509 65, 500
4,706,323 8 .462,059 \ 3,550,7 85 5,516,263
78,793 319, 900
5,606,531
494,240 58,470
4,375,518
.................................................
4, D74,160 7,197,273 10,625,755 12,060,612
T otal gold and s ilv e r............... ................................... 6, 467, Gil 13,027,499 j 6,678,240 J 7,442,406 7.795,026 5,179,90ft 5,937,208 10,197,152 16, 907,748 17,855,415
6,255
436,274
104, 204
1,759,782
o l .~,7
736) 668
2,100
1,182,155
2,079,979
2, 400
5, 785,353
5. 736, 333
C O IN AND B U L L IO N — IM P O R T S A N D E X P O R T S O F .
* U nited S tates m in t or assay office. t O ther bullion.

No.
—Qu a n t it ie s and V a l u e s of TEA and COFFEE I m po rted into, and E x po r ted from, and Ne t Im ports
ito, the U n ited Sta t e s, and the estimated Im ports per capita of population, from 1862 to 1885, inclusive.
Y«
end
J a n e
Tea.
Im ports. E xports. N e t im ports.
| P e r
i capita j
of popu-i
i lation. i
Im ports.
Exports.
Coffee.
N et im ports.
P e r
] capita
;of popu-
' lation.
&
5862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881-
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
Pounds. Dollars.
24,868,421 6,545,664
29,761,037 8,013,772
37/229,176 10,549,880
19,568,318 4,956,730
42,992,738 11,123,231
39,892,658 12,415,037
1,378,154
2,719,129
1,481,290
513,084
37,843,612 11, 111, 560 \ 2,217,749 ;
43,754,35+ j 13,687,750 i 2,944,329 i
47,408,481 | 13,863,273 , 4,868,010 j
51,364,919 j 17,254,617 j 6,469,974 ;
63,811,003 22,943,575 ; 4,441,401
64,815,136 j 24,466,170 ; 1,060,196 |
55,811, 605 j 21,112,234 1,670,252
64,856,899 ! 22,673,703 j 1,565,595
62,887,153 j 19,524,166 j 1,726,908
58,347,112 j 16,181,467 | 1,508,937
65,366,704 j 15,660,168 j 2,243,516
60,194,673 ! 14,577,618 j 1,303,138
72,162,936 j 19,782,631 j 2,268,167
81,843,988 j 21,004, 813 I 2,713,139
78,709,060 j 19,392,102 j 1,578,000
73,479,164 i 17,302,849 j 3,881,219
67,665,910 • 13,636,053 : 7, 603,966
72,104,956 | 14,047,583 j 5, 730,'591
Pounds, i Dollars, i Pounds.
1,531,644 j 638,906 ■23,336,777
2,739,997 j 1,032,723 1 27,021,040
571,950 ; 35,851,022
1,912,797 ; 16,849,189
612,935 ] 41,511, 448
199,400 i 39,379,574
711,751 | 35,625,863
947,481 ' 40,810,025
1,374, 056 j 42,540,471
1,929,830 ! 44,894,945
lj 259,408 | 59,369,602
454,641 03,754,940
871, 956 j 54,141,353
714,185 j 63,291,304
Dollars. Pounds, j Pounds. Dollars. Pounds, Dollars. Pounds. | Dollars. Pounds.
5,906,758 j 0.71 122,799,311 14,192,195 | 9,785,633 ] 1,382,070 113,013,678 : 12,810,125 [ 3.46
6,981,049 j 0.80 80,461,614 10,395,860 j 5,652,846 j 1,081,462 74,808,768 ! 9,314,398 2.24
9,977,924 j 1.04 131,622,782 16,221,586 3,778,296 ! 871,620 127,844,486 ' 15,349,966 3.76
3,043,933 j 0.49 106,463,062 11.241,706 j 22,147, 017 j 5,716,053 84,316,045 I 5, 525,653 2.43
10,510,296 j 1.17 181,413,192 20,531,764 5,618,309 j 901,837 175,794,883 j 19,629, 927 4.96
12,215,637 j 1.09 187,236, 580 j 20, 696,259 5,964,592 ! 881,128 ! 181,271,988 ' 19,815,131 5.01
10,399,809 | 0. 37 ! 248, 983, 900 125,288,451 7,900,980; 845, 705 I 241,082,820 24,442,746 6.52
12,740,269 1.08 254,160,993 j 24,531,743 j 10,765,395 I 1,020,231 i 243,395,598 23,511,512 6.45
12,489,217 1.10 235,256,574 | 24,234,879 i 4,083,000 ! 410,836 j 231,173,574 23,824,043 6.60
15,324,787 j
21,684,167 I
1.26
1.46
317,992,048 | 30,992,869
298,805,946 j 37,942,225
5,257,012
3,467,462
498,560 | 312,735,036
408,674 | 295,338/484
30,494,309
37,533,551
7.91
7.28
24,011,529 !
20,240,278 j
21,959,518 :
1.53
1.27
1.44
293,297,271
285,171,512
317,970,665
44,109,671 } 6,851,027
55,048,967 ! 3,285,636
50,591,488 ! 6,834,014
1,143,076 | 286,446,244
705,860 j 281,885,876
1,280,154 i 311,136,651
42,966,595
54,343,107
49,311,334
6.87
6.59
7.08
874,574 61,160,245 18,649,592 : 1.36 339,789,246 56,788, 997 8 ,884,457 1,025,932 330,904,789 55,163,065 7.33
076,566 56,838,175 15, 504,901 1.23 331,639,723 53,634,991 9,890,715 1,567,058 321,749,008 52,067,9" j 6.94
737,544 63,123.188 14,922,624 1.33 309,882,540 51,914,605 12,821,426 2,086,366 297,061,114 49,828,239 6.24
362,092 58,891,535 14,215,526 1.21 377,848,473 47,356,819 15, 092,846 2,311,568 362,755, 627 45,045,251 7.42
799,263 69,894,769 ! 18,983,368 1.39 446,850,727 60,360,769 6,721,889 944,573 440,128,838 50,416,196 8.78
779,395 79,130,849 j 20,225,418 | 1.54 455,189,534 56,784,391 31,913,062 4,395,558 423,276,472 52, 388,833 8.23
417,056 77,191,060 j 18,975,046 j 1.46 459,922,768 46, 041,609 24,343,479 3,226,582 435,579,289 42, 815,027 8.25
1,023, 955 69,597, 945 ' 10,278,894 ■ 1.28 515,878,515 42,050,513 37,376,390 3,895,262 478,502,125 38,155,251 8.83
1,322,853 60,061,944 | 12,313,200 ; 1.10 534,785,543 49,686,705 20,152,679 2,731,311 508,632,863 46,955,394 9.16
911, SOI 66,374. 365 ! 13,357,782 j 1.15 572,599,552 46,723,318 33,335,196 3,334,048 539,264,356 42,389,270 9.45
lO T K .— The population for census years, 1870 and 1880, is by enum eration; for other years from th e estim ates of Prof. E . B. E lliott, G overnm ent A ctuary.
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COFFEE— IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

141- s u g a r — P R O D U C T IO N , IM P O R T S , E X P O R T S , K T O .
No. 125.—Q uantity of SUGAR PRODUCED, IMPORTED, EX­
PORTED, and R etained for CONSUMPTION in the U nited
States, with the PERCENTAGE of the PRODUCTION to the
CONSUMPTION, and the annual average specific RATES of DUTY
collected on SUGAR for Each Year from 1851 to 1884, inclusive.
Year ending
Juno 30— iProdiwtionJ !
Im ports.
' Im ports
! and
| production.
Exports.
R em aining
for
consum ption.
P e r cent,
production
to con
sum ption.
lta te
of
duty.
Pounds.
1851................. 231,194, 000
1852 ................. 257, 138, 000
1853 ................. 368,129, 000
1854 ................. 495, 156, 000
1855 ................. 385, 227, 000
1856................. 254.569.000
Pounds.
380.402, 280
457,511,093
464.402, 286
455, 928, 585
473,800,847
545,226,430
1857................. 81,373,000 776,984,262
1858 ................. 307, 660,700
1859 ................. 414.796.000
18G0................. 255,115,750
1861................. 265,063, 000
510,200, 387
655,846, 362
694,838,197
809,749,958
1862 ...............
1863 .................
528, 321,500
(*)
557,738,382
518,594, 861
18C4.................
1865................
84, 500,000
10, 800,000
632,230, 247
651,936,494
1866................. 19,900,000 1, 000,055, 024
1867 .............. 42, 900,000 849,054,006
1868 ......... 41, 400, 000 !l,121,189,415
1869 ............. 95, 051,225 1, 247, 833, 430
1870 ............... . 99, 452, 940 1 , 190,773, 569
1871................. 108, 878,592 1 , 277, 473, 053
1872 ................. 146,906,125 1 , 509,185, 074
1873 ................. 125,346,493 1, 568, 304, 592
1874 ............... 103, 241,119 1,701,297, 869
1875 ............... 134, 504, 691 1, 797, 509, 990
1870 ................. 163, 418, 070 !1 , 493, 077,472
1877 ................. 190, G72,570 1 , 654, 556, 831
1878 ................. 147,101,941 !l , 537,451, 934
1879 ................. 239, 478,753 ‘l , 834,305, 830
1880 ................. 198, 962,278 :1, 829, 291, 684
1881................. 272, 982,899 1 , 946,745, 205
1882................. 159,874,950 1, 990,152, 374
1883 ................. 303,060,258 *2 , 137, 607, 865
1884................. 287,712,230 ,2,756,416,896
Pounds.
Oil, 596,289
714, 649,093
832, 531,286
951, 084, 585
859, 030,847
799,795,430
858,357,262
826,807, 087
1,070, 642,362
949,953,947
1,074, 812, 958
1,086,059,882
716,730, 247
602,736,494
1, 019,955, 024
891,954,006
1,162,589,415
1, 342, 884, 655
1,206, 220.509
1,440, 352,245
1,050,001,709
1,003,651,085
1, 804, 538,988
1, 932, 014, 681
1, 657,395,542
1,845, 220,401
1, 684, 553, 875
2, 073, 844, 589
2,028, 253, 062
2, 219,728,104
2,150,027,324
2,440,734,123
3, 044,129,120
Pounds.
9, 038,477
12, 071,747
24, 809, 032
Cl, 897, 740
'44,876,018
32,012,090
20, 070, 048
82,107, 244
40,166,325
38, 476,823
86,913,041
26, 307,117
19,748,856
t28, 613,979
Founds.
601, 957, 812
702, 577, 340
807, 722, 254
889,186, 843
814,1(30, 829
767,183,340
838, 287,214
744,759, 843
1, 030,476, 038
911,477,124
987,899,317
1, 059,752,765
38.39
30. 00
45. 57
55. 68
47. 31
33.18
9.71
41.31
40.25
27.99
26.83
49.85
Cents.
1.08
.93
.99
.88
.90
1.22
1.04
1.02
1. 09
1. 05
.75
1.70
2.53
2. 54
088,116, 268 12.28
32, 635, 280 030,101, 214 1.71 3. 05
13, 027,910 1, 006, 927,114 1.97 3.08
20,340,676 871,613,330 4.92 3.04
18, 329, 940 1,144, 259, 175 3.62 3.04
20, 995,911 1,321,888, 744 7.19 3. 04
22, 760, 904 1, 273,405, 605 7.81 3. (13
14,203,714 1,432,148, 531 11.80 2. 50
10,598,822 1,030,492. 977 8.96 2.04
34, 010,402 1,059,010, (183 7.55 2.01
29, 442, 750 1, 775, 090, 238 5. 82 1. 08
35, 350, 785 1, 899, 093, 896 7 09 2.10
07, 730,198 1, 589, 605, 344 10. 28 2. 38
42, 872, 675 1,802,350,720 10. 57 1 2. 34
50,109,005 1, 034,444 , 810 9. (10 2.33
82,741, 061 1, 991,103, 025 12.03 2.32
40, 640, 206 1, 987, 613, 750 10. 01 2.44
31,980,791 2,187, 747, 313 12. 48 2.45
19, 436, 376 2,130, 590, 918 7. 50 2.44
30, 550, 506 2,410,183,017 12. 57 2.31
85, 532, 010 2, 958, 596, 210 9.72 1.95
* No data. tN o t including $24,327 melada, for w hich no pounds arc given.

MOLASSES----IMPORTS OF. 145
No> 1 2 6.—Q uantities and V alues of MOLASSES IMPORTED into
the U nited S tates Each Y ear from 1851 to 1885, inclusive.
Year ending Ju n o
30—
Quant ity.
Value.
Y ear ending Juno
30—
Q uantity.
V alue.
m i
1852
1803
1854
1855
1850
1857
1858
1859
1860
1801
1862
1803
1804
1865
1866
1807
1808
O a llo n s . D o l l a r s . Gallons. Dollars.
36, 376, 772 8, 707, 581 1869 .................. .......... 53,304, 030 12, Oil, 147
32, 795, 010 3, 595,127 1870 ............................... 56,373,537 12, 888,250
31, 880,100 8, 084, 888 1 1871 ............................... 44,401, 359 10.192, 384
27,759, 463 3,120, 293 1872 ............................... 45,214,403 10,627, 511
20, 885, 593 3, 502,370 1873 ............................... 43, 533, 009 9,901,051
23, 617, 074 4, 334, 663 1874 ............................... 47,189, 837 10,947, 824
32,705, 844 8, 259,175 1875 ............................... 49,112,255 11,685, 224
24, 500, 357 4,110,759 1876 ..................... ......... 39,026,200 8,157,470
32,818,146 5, 002, 850 1877 ............................... 30,327, 825 7,831,872
30, 922, 633 5, 216, 321 1878 ............................... 27,577, 542 6,778, 568
29,941,307 4,149,429 1879 ............................... 38,460,347 7,202,881
25,157,280 3,427,813 1880 ............................... 38,120, 880 8 725,078
81, 200, 086 4,732, 358 1881............................... 28,708,221 6,734,084
38, 871,230 7,250, 064 1882 ............................... 37,268,830 10,041,511
37, 300,108 7,426,397 1883 ............................... 33,228,276 7,079,604
45,285,983 7,083,241 1884 ............................... 34,128,640 5,600,685
56,123,079 11,415,275 1885 ............................... 31,392,893 4,199,296
50,408,435 12,100,332
JBLEx. 26----- 10

No. 127.—Q u a n titie s of WHEAT and WHEAT FLOUR of DOMESTIC PRODUCTION E x p o r te d from the U n ite d
States, from 1803 to 1885, inclusive.
Y ear ending
, 610 I 1 3 ,3 2 5
1878 ...................... 3, 633, 778
I 3
| 1 6 ,9 3 3 52, 523
1870..............
1880..............
9, 037,297 ! 4 4 ,4 3 7
J
13,418, 016 ; 4 9 ,2 6 1
|
1881.............. 15, 384, 509 1182, 545 | 18, 201 |
1882............. 8. 855. S42 ' 5 5 ,7 4 8 ■ 109 j
1S83. ............
1884
10, 290, CO4 119, 869 | 47, 410 j
...................... 0,80S, 449 |140, 272
1885 .
W heat.
W heat
Hour.
; W heat.1
j Barrels.1Bushels'
j 12, S28
t 15,997
12,172
1,004
7, 804
3, 404
1 5 ,1 4 4
| 6 0 ,4 3 3
! 4 ,3 4 1
■ 205
2,697
10, 211
S, 287,470 ;1 3 8 ,405 j 23,861 I
W heat I
flour, j
' i
Barrels. \
408,820 i
407,974 ;
3G6.840 •
296,144 j
166,353
247,645
384,134
370,217
455, 673
382,210
408, 04S
531, 379
599, 832
536,180
482,209
016,132
717, 377
537,914
677, 702
618, 908
739,441
649, 017
674,230
W heat.
W heat j
flour.
COUNTRIES TO 1VIIICI1 EXPORTED.
Gennanv.
W heat.
W heat
flour.
G reat B ritain and
Ireland.
W heat.
W heat
flour.
B ritish Possessions in N orth America.
Provinces of Quebec
and Ontario.
W heat-
W heat
flour.
W heat.
A ll other.
'Wheat.
flour.
B ritish W est
. Indies, British
Honduras, aud
; B ritish Guiana.
I W heat.
Wheat
flour.
i
a ............... ; a ........... t . 5So, 005 ! 964,544 ! OS, 441 MOO. 987
403, G79 21,418 38,479 j 4, 512 27, 325, 739 1,704.496 |
292,424 15,709 1 99,827 ] 8,939 18,078,999 979, 754 j a ............... i a ............‘1 ,110,543 865,986 j 57, 839 0427,177
17, 329 5,558 | ..............i 84 5, 823, 255 400,072 ! 3,728,929 ! 120,606 33, 062 017,434 , 10, 311 441,008
............ 80 ! 321 1, 970, 710 136,020 j 1,851,300 i 50.334 74,393 773,621 , 4,614 329,4S9
41,436 .......... j............... ’ 682 4f 685, 615 116,299 ! 798,550 19.342 12, 842 289,209 ; 530 297, 309
260,763 12, 008 ' 1,0BS 12,368,446 484,706 3.050.271 46, 371 12.882 ■ 349.112 296,611
30, 839 159 j 21,961 1,647 13,356, 550 407.082 3,358, 597 347,198 24,680 j 155,481 1.560 331,875
1, 012, 037 34,271 | 317,289 7, S98 27, 787, COO ;l, 188,951 6, 232, 357 316, 991 26,776 j 215,359 5 419, 450
555, 203 47,521 ; 149,214 1,798 22,488,021 1,227, 624 9, 252,149 445, 509 88,029 | 221, 333 17,361 400,938
1,429, 688 247 j 290, 737 3, 364 19,017,411 1 328,544 3,709, 065 338,032 2,477 1 102, 056 .............. 421, 963
................... 31 1 164,474 3,795 .'13,790, 876 ‘ 531,801 c6, 304,042 c70,9GC ' 2,70S ^ 364,469 28,926 433. 302
2, 223, 366 7,200 1 880, 485 21, 910 51, S33,278 1,703, 984 c8,717,903 c93,116 3,400 348,410 : 422, 198
127, 009 1,020 ! 373, SIS 7, 929 42, 057, 004 •1,231,324 c5, 018,894 C133,924 14,087 ■ 450. 401 4,813 479,153
521, 041 19: 516,150 14,113 42, 256, 652 il, 335,185 c5,520,304 cl59,991 10,333 ■ 378, 250 4. 256 : 535,803
874, 642 140 1 990, 007 10, 874 31,202, 29G 1 018,283 64.121,102 c257,319 21 2 :• 383,482 1, 010 . 429.198
4, 337, 091 445 ; 33, 573 S, 261 54. C64,732 il, 615,479 ca, 666.201 cl22, 840 12,906 300, 491 32, 500 . 445,269
42,147, 558 27, 075 | 422 242 11, 233 57,419,292 i2, 629,665 c5,187,379 C136,882 16,660 368. 038 14, 924 ; 508, '40
43, 601,291 9,933 '1, 223, 279 11,911 79, 068, 075 3,645,952 c7, 918,457 c56,138 1,791 221,528 700 j 459,558
29,440,418 46,396 3, 029,232 17,373 82,550, 921 ;4,610.415 c8,369, 515 c230, 627 403,478 217. 258 345 ; 588,23 ft
11,225, 848 4, 579 480. 000 4, 893 65, 609, 5S2 3, 289, 909 isi, 887,900 i C136.084 276,071 256,994 2. 503 477. 155
15, 0D6, 712 63,223 1,405, 999 33, 645 | 65,266,803 la, 717.429 ; c5,110,974 i c252,198 220, 961 oOG, 877 3, 252 | 503,240
8,385,155 11. 996 886,096 34, 062 44,761. 690 ;5,583,843 i cl. 370,400 j C495.367 10. 587 354,817 J, 009 i 545,721
8, 565,129 2, 034 745, 501 32, 398 : 56,532, 002 0,807,538 ! c3,142,118 call, 724 22.156 304, 246 1,016 563.123
146 W H E A T A N D W H E A T K L O lJtt-----D O M E ST IC E X P O R T S O l
« Included in “A ll other B ritish Possessions in N orth Ann-licit."
“ M anitoba and the Northwest- T erritory."
b Em braces “ B ritish W est Indies and Possessions in C entral and South A m erica.”
:Include*

ISO. 127.—Q u antities of WHEAT and WHEAT FLOUR of DOMESTIC PRODUCTION E xported, &c— Continued.
T e a r ending Ju n e-
1863.
1864.
3865-
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1SS5.
H ay ti and San Do- i
mingo. ;
W heat.
Bushels.
W h ea t |
flour.
|
W heat.
COUNTRIES TO W H IC H EX PO R TED .
Portugal. Cuba. Porto Rico. G ibraltar.
W h eat
flour.
W heat.
W h eat
flour.
Barrels, j Btishels Barrels. Bushels. Barrels.
136,112 j a583,083 a56,992 64,807 632,502
128, 624 J «82,104 alo, 885 642,926 659,568
150, 604 | 90, 282 15,370 60,270 27,785
85, 825 j 83,794 25 38,064
41,020 | 4,800 ................. 10,545
61,339 ; 83,190 29,540 560 104,418
38,412 : 120, S80 6,530 7,450 143, 531
64,165 | 701, 825 13,678 24,495 149,183
67,677 | 475,856 8,509 189,027
72,845 j 426, 884 4,648 110 164,146
110,029 ! 131,129 1,970 25,403 92,532
160,248 |
194, 467 j
186,273 f
135,272 j
300,301
1,412,988
1,013,302
886
11,941
12,885
8,270
5
400
199,427
127,247
91,050
91,122
122,814 i 2,178,366 16,612 21,022
140,253 j 3,174,611 18,588 600 121,272
106,720 ! 2,196,724 4,829 20 101,326
195,725 S 2,493,418 12,698 9 80,679
110,096 j 2,508,364 6,077 26,260 56,955
121,223 ! 3,490,560 3,627 46,323 237,915
103,525 I 3,355,292 4,465 3, 916 152,351
117, 614 ; 3,763,820 11,126 805
.
194, 250
W heat.
Bushels,
e ..............
590
161
22,200
407
4,002
250
W heat
flour.
W heat.
Barrels, j Bushels.
c ..............j d ............
e .............. j d ............
26,884 |...............
15,829 !.................
3,133 ;..............
49,574 ...................
W heat
flour.
Barrels.
d ...........
d ...........
8,927
2,454
500
15,328
77,309 |..................I 12,840 |
67,803 ;
7,132 ;
.j 65,824 j
J 65,706 |
! 41,407 I
- 46,233 ;
60,097 i
.. 46,510 j
J 42,655 i
i 20,396 1
47,434
56,520
46,261
40, 038
75,327
76,017
78,534
A ll other countries
and ports.
W heat. 1 ^ 0huera t W heat.
Bushels.
589,505
882,780
S6,639
1,594,125
599,941
124,061
614, 092
285,158
Barrels.
556,844
631, 734
411,198
454,789
354,710
379,809
522, 271
587,175
Total.
W heat
flour.
Bushels. Barrels.
36,160,414 j 4,390,055
23,681,712 ! 3,557,347
9,937,152 I 2,604,542
5, 579,103 I 2,183, 050
6,146,411 ! 1,300,106
15,940,899 j 2,076,423
.17,557,836 j 2,431,873
36, 584,115 I 3,463,333
1,789 j 12,106 i 340,825 449,869 34,310,906 3,653,841
1,277 271,607 535,150 26,423,080 2,514,535
122 , 654,783 502,709 39,204,285 2, 562,086
900 I 2,454 ! 3.359,597 484,188 71,039,928 4,094,094
1,500 ' 2,088 ; 1,773,283 654,227 53, 047,177 3,973.128
233,919 i 1,270 ! 2,407,191 615,177 55,073,122 3,935, 512
O s e j 877 ; 686, C61 570,639 i 40,325,611 3,343,665
98,352 j 4,948 ! 1,694,939 ! 635,691 72,404,961 3,947,333
216,178 ' 48,697 : 4,717,201 810,023 122,353,926 5,629,714
404,990 | 6,543 5,397,252 743,286 153,252,795 6,011,419
390,556 j 14,278 8,484, S7o 995, 591 150, 565, 477 7,9-15,786
101,396 | 5,150 3, 305, 920 S73,100 95,271,802 : 5.915,686
103,916 | 14,116 ; 5,298,352 1,012, 534 106,385,828 9,205,664
4,100 3,787 ! 1,702, COS 997, 020 i 70.349, 012 9,152,260
994 j 21,821 ! 3,567,776 1,191,102 ■! 84,653,714 10,648,145
a Em braces “ P o rtu g al and Portuguese Colonies.” 5 Em braces a l l S p a n i s h W est Indies.” c Included in “ C uba.” d Included in “A ll other countries.”
WHEAT AND WHEAT FLOUR---- DOMESTIC EXPORTS OF. 1 4 7

No. 128.— Qu a n titie s of INDIAN COEN and INDIAN-COEN MEAL of DOMESTIC PEODUCTION E xpo rted from
the U n it e d S t a tes, from 1S63 to 1885, inclusive.
T e a r ending
J u n e 30—
Belgium. j Denm ark.
Indian
corn.
[Indian-
: corn |
Indian
I meal. I
corn.
! Indiancorn
meal.
Indian
corn.
Prance.
!
Indiancorn
!
meal.
COUNTRIES TO WHICH EXPORTED.
Germany.
Indian
corn.
. Indian- i
; corn :
! meal. ,
G reat B ritain and
Ireland.
Indian 1 , Indian
cwin- | meal, i t o r a -
B ritish Possessions in PTorth America.
j Provinces of Quebec 1
: and Ontario. '
Indiancorn
meal.
Indian
corn.
A ll other.
[ Indian-
: corn
i meal.
i B ritish W est Indies,
1B ritish Honduras,
; and
B ritish Guiana.
Bushels. Barrels. Bushels. 1-BarreTs. Bushels. Barrels.' Bushels. Barrels. Bushels. \}jarrelsJ Bushels, j Barrels. j Bushels. Barrels. Bushels. Barrels.
1863................. 2,588 22 73 ............. : 45,729 8 10,783,707 1 2,330 [ b.................1 b............ A, 3S3, 881 83 952 c215, 406 0 140 i 29,334,759 I 935 1

No. 128.—Quantities of INDIAN CORN and INDIAN CORN MEAL of DOMESTIC PRODUCTION Exported,
&c.—Continued.
COUNTRIES TO WHICH EXPORTED.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885
Indian
com .
Portugal. Cuba. P o rto Rico. Mexico. F ren ch W est Indies, j A ll other countries. Total.
a32,427
a24,339
100
Indian-
| corn ! Indian
) meal. |
corn.
Bushels. I Barrels, i Bushels.
o l
a430
520
16,150
26,203
666, 345
216,934
22,823
1,343,269
2,037,690
514,106
272,962
441,708
180,679
95,407
5171,162
623,308
59,892
294,459
27, 982
64,431
25 55, 099
.237,291
295,257
107, 602
437,162
661,159
278,870
539, 204
284, 859
4 301,115
934,516
4 524,791
3 219, 012
426,137
257,791
176,942
108,565
a Em braces “ Portugal and Portuguese Colonies."
5 Em braces all "Spanish W est Indies."
T e a r ending J u n e 30-
Indiancora
meal.
Indian
corn.
Indiancorn
meal.
Indian
com.
Indiancorn
meal.
Indian
com.
Indiancom
meal.
Indian
corn.
Indiancorn
meal.
Indian
corn.
Indian
corn
meal.
Barrels. Bushels. Barrels. Bushels. Barrels. Bushels. Barrels. Bushels. Barrels. Bushels. Barrels.
622,162 c ............. 268,653 2,477 tZ22,839 d2,050 192,911 32,414 16.119,476 257,948
635,838 c ............. c............. 187,014 67

Ko. 129.— Q u antities of RAW BUTTON of D omestic Peuductio n E x po r ted from tlie United States to the Principal ~
and other Foreign Countries during the Te n Y e a r s from 1876 to 1885, inclusive.
o
Countries to which exported.
B elgium ........................................ 15,538,299
.......................
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
1881. 1882. 1883.
1870. 1S77. 1878. 1879. 1880. .
2, 298, 777 14,191,544 9, 503, 090 8,948,166 ' i
9,159, 081 2,306,009
Pounds. Pound*. Pound.*.
1,818,131
Pounds,
1, 206, 597
Pound*.
849,245
' Pounds.
2,109, 274
Pounds.
94,091
2, 588,838
106, 770, 677
Pounds.
9, 327, S20
21,027,032
2,754, 930
1884.
.... ~
Pounds.
880,905
15,431, 564
1,161,403
228, 684, 355
1SS5.
Pounds..
1,948,760
42,832,054
2,056,198
180,730,787
P r a n c e ............................................ 203, 975,759 219, 088, 761 236,050, 981 190, 90S, 105 179,846,277 j 276, 926, 806
214, 414, 023
G erm an y ..................................... 108, 545,708 77, 005, 283 121, 049,103 137,484,413 .154, 022, 564 233, 095, 704 162,481,105 269, 291, 378 181, 527,646 234,493,522
920,917,121 907,117, 024 990, 734,103 900, 283, 833 1,192,259,737 jl , 348,595, 027 1,159, 224, 826 1,379,741,068 1,186,200,356 1,209, 004,236
Scotian rl.......................................... ......................... 71,295 34, 20(1 772. 32S : 1, 309,705 1,730,768 723,551 1,064,665 852,80S
Irela n d ........................................... 30,412,618 53,176,517 49, 214,262 17,450,475 23,595.119 ! 14, 931,104 19,934,879 7,739,943 4,861,773 .........................
11,484 429, 487 114, 248 i
B ritish W est Indies and British
........................
4o 2,900 1 ftftfi i --J —
British l ’oss. in N orth Am erica. •I, 980, (ilO 5,508, 304 7, 082,535 7,740,308 j 9,809,033 > 12,980,173 17,579,730 16,318,236 i 9,607,914 13,198,837
Ita ly ................................................ If::, 379, 304 11,547, 892 18,110, 597 23,808, S10 29,503,180 ; 37, 572, 345 22, 030, 587 1 4u, 303,470 25,802, 332 39, 520, 561
6, 072,575 3,909,812 3, 422,102 9. 89S, 129 ! 9,881,543 13, 380,180 12,537, 050 20,577,771 11,184,207 5, 877, 000
N eth erlan d s.................................. 255, 719 20, 855, GUT 27. 954, 214 1M, 807, T29 ; 32, 662,663 3.>, 751,127 16,909,966 28, SO I, 90S 26, 956,649 18,965,100
P o rtu g a l........- .............................. 733,007 Oil, 827 238,749 835, 813 678,175 52.338 46,259
A store, M adeira,and Cape Verde
379 501 55°
80,890,982, 25,109,482 85,428, 890 154,323,552 102, 250, 075 133, 357, 06G 92,110,230 17:;, 077,013 90,819,455 07, 505, 253
•Spain................................................ 47,561,153 40, 030, 032 40, 085,212 70, 007, 355 ' «tS. 920, 354 03. 870. 379 57, 631,800 98,4C9, 352 67. 904.108 07,650.740
449,007 387, 750 308, 935 c'iiO 2, 060 435 ....................... 406 1,481
Sweden and. Norway*................. 7.497,271 0,001.298 10,043,097 (>, 027, 903 Id. 30H, 645 0. 154, 840 5. 703,109 10,956,038 4,299, 203 0.773, 093
t 99,273 112,311 200, 004 104,160 22 000
4,810 2, 3.13 670 17.2G9 ! 5,151 206, 501 12, 030 50,368
T o ta l.................................... 1,491. 405.134 1, 445,309.130 1.607,533,511 il, 028, 372, S33 1, 822, 001,114 I, mo, 928, 772 1.739, 975,901 2, 288, 075, 002 1, 862, 572. 530 1,801,659,472
C O T T O N -----D O M E S T IC E X P O R T S O F .

COTTON---- EXPORTS OP; WOOL---- PRODUCTION, IMPORTS, ETC. 151
No. 130— Values of Exports of COTTONS of DOMESTIC MANU­
FACTURE from the United States, from I860 to 1885, inclusive.
Y ea r en d in g J u n o 30—
1800......................................................
1808...................................................... ' 2, 979, 2T5 ! 531, 609
I SOD____________ _______ _ _.
Yards.
C olored.
Dollars.
405, 908 | 88, 742
674,420 139, 904
Yards.
3, 041,715
6, 020, 731
10, 839,177
XJncolored.
Dollars.
718, 006
1,142,451
1,551,339
1870......... 6, 064, 715 |! 1 ,0 3 5 ,4 0 9 8,270, 384 | 1,345,988
O th er m a n ­
u fa c tu r e s | T o ta l.
of.
j
Dollars.
J
Dollars.
973,427 | 1, 780,175
3,325,820
2,788, 046
1 4, 008,235
j 4,871,054
5,874,222 j 5, 874,222
1,405,825 ! 3, 787,282
1S71......... 1 5,083,9 2 3 1 724,841 14,832, 931 1, 770, 094 I 1, 056, 601 I 3, 558,136
1872____ ' 2, 844,888 ! 458,998 8,859,191 . 1,317,719 j 527,013 : 2, 304, 330
1873......... ' 3,5 8 5 ,6 2 9 596, 912 10,187,145 1, 635, 116 i 095,500 2, 947, 528
187*4......... 4 ,6 2 5 ,1 8 0 608, 781 13,247,142 1, 681, 209 745, 850 3, 095, 840
1875......... 7,5 9 3 ,7 2 8 939, 001 21,224, 020 2, 313, 270 819, 551 ; 4, 071,882
1870......... 1 0 ,488,214 1,455,462 59,319,267 5, 314,738 952,778 | 7, 722,978
1877......... i 29, 001,304 2, 484,131 76, 709,147 C, 437,223 1, 314, 489 ; 10,235,843
1878......... 37, 765,313 2, 959, 910 88,528,192 7, 053,463 1,425, 287 : 11,438,000
1879......... 45,116, 058 j 3, 209, 285 84,081,319 J 6,288,131 1, 356, 534 | 10, 853, 950
1880......... 37, 758,166 1 2, 936, 700 08, 821, 557 ; 5,834,541 1,190, 117 9,981,418
1881......... j 68,184,293 4,983, 312 80, 399,154 0, 024,374 1, 963, 701 | 13,571,387
l
1882......... .....................................1 29, 525, 672 2, 326, 319 114, 994,402 9,351,713 1,544,947 ! 13,222,979
1883.......... 34, 066,292 2, 048, 278 103, 634,459 8, 629,723 1,673,144 12, 951,145
1884......... 35, 441,296 2, 579, 866 99, 750,450 7, 503,301 1, 801, 984 11, 885,211
1885......... 3.2, 738,123 2,230, 507 114, 800, 595 7, 919, 670 1, 686, 354 11, 636,591
No. 131.—Quantities of WOOL Produced, Imported, Exported,
and Retained for Consumption in the United States, from 1864
to 1885, inclusive.
Calendar
year.
' Y ear Total pro­
Exports.
Production. ending ! Im ports. duction a n d 1
Ju n o 30—
im ports.
| Total.
1
D tic.CS' 1
i
Retained
, for home
j consumpj
tion.
i
i
j
Pounds. ! | Pounds. i Pounds. ! Pounds. | Pounds. Pounds. Pounds.
1864......... ■142,000,000 1 1865........ 43, 840,154 185, 840,154 1 466,182 1 679,281 1,145,463 184,694,691
1865.... 155, 000, 000 1866___ 76, 532, 274 231, 532,274 973, 075 | 851,645 1, 824, 720 229, 707,554
I860......... 160, 000, 000 1867.... 16,558, 046 176,558,046 ! 307, 418 ’ 618,587 926, 005 ; 175,632,041
1867......... 168, 000, 000 1868.... 24,324,803 192,124,803 | 558,435 2,801,852 3,360,287 1 188,764,516
1868........ 180,000,000 1869____ 39, 275, 926 219, 275,926 444,387 | 342,417 786, 804 218,489,122
1869......... 162, 000, 000 j 1870........ 49,230,199 j 211,230,199 j 152,892 ,1,710,053 j;l, 862, 945 209,307,254
1870......... 160,000,000 . 1871........ 68, 058,028 j 228, 058,028 . 25,195 ,1,305,311 1,330,506 226,727,522
1871......... 150,000,000 ’ 1872........ 122,256,499 ; 272,256,499 140,515 2,266,393 2,406,908 269,849,591
1872......... ! 158,000,000 ; 1873.... 85,490,049 243,496,049 75,129 |7,040,386 7,115, 515 236,380,534
1873.......... i 170, OOO, 000 I 1874____ 42, 9!;9, 541 212,939,541 ' 319, 600 6,816,157 j7,135, 757 205,803,784
1874......... 181, 000,000 1875........ 54, 901,760 235,901,760 ; 178, 034 3,567,627 j3,745, 661 232,156,099
1875.......... 192, 000,000 J876____ 44, 642,836 236,642,836 104,768 ; 1,518,426 j1, 623,194 235,019,642
1876.......... 200, 000,000 1877____1 42,171,192 242,171,192 79,599 3,088,957 3 ,16b, 556 239,002,636
1877......... i 208, 250, 000 1878........! 48,449,079 256,699,079 : 347, 854 5,952,221 6, 300,075 250,399,004
1878.......... j 211, 000, 000 1879____| 39,005,155 250, 005,155 j 60,784 4,104,616 1,165, 400 245,839,755
1879......... j 232,500,000 3880.... j128,131,747 360,631,747 191, 551 3,648,520 {3,840, 071 356,791,676
1880.......... 240, 000,000 1881------1 55, 964,236 295,964,236 ! 71,455 -5, 507,534 !5,578, 989 290,385,247
1881.......... 272,000,000 1882........: 67,861,744 339, 861,744 i 116,179 3,831,836 ,3,948, 015 335,913,729
1882.......... 290, 000,000 1883.... ■70,575,478 360,575,478 ! 64, 474 4, 010.043 4, 074, 517 356,500,961
1883..........! 300, 000,000 1884.... 78,350,651 378,350,651 10,393 |2,r04,701 (2,315, 094 376, 035,557
1884..........; 308, 000,000 1885........j 70, 596,170 378,596,170 j 88, 006 !3, 015,339 3,103,345
j ! i
375,492,825
T he data as to production w ere furnished by Mr. J . R . Dodge, Statistician of th e D epartm ent of
A griculture.

No. 132.—Quantities of EAW COTTON P roduced, Imported, Exported, aud Retained eor Consumption in
the United States, from 1862 to 1885, inclusive.
A nnual crop.
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—.
Average Average
Production, a
net,
Production I Im ports.
gross
weight of w eight of
in pounds, gross !
hale, b bale. 6
w eig h t.« !
1
Bales. Pounds, Pounds. Pounds. ' Pounds.
1802.......................................
29, 640, 853
1863 ..................................... .. _____ ! « ____________ i 33, 877, 365
1864........................................
1865........................................
30,033,426
1866....................................... 2,154,476 441 483.03 1, 041,9G2,263 j
1867........................................ 1,951,988 444 490. 51 969,175,303 !
1808........................................ 2,430, 893 443 482. 71 1,173,431,114 |
1869........................................ 2, 260,557 437 499.79 1,129,811,645 1
1870....................................... 3,114, 592 434 406.00 1,451,401,357 j
1871....................................... 4, 347, 006 438 464. 85 2, 020, 093, 736 1
1872...................................... 2, 974, 351 439 405. 34 1,384,084,494 j
1873....................................... 3, 930, 508 440 400.40 1, 833,188, 931 ;
1874........................................ 4,170, 388 439 405.84 1, 940, 048, 352 !
1875....................................... 3, 827, 845 439 405. 97 1,783, 644, 032 |
1876....................................... 4, 632, 313 436 465. 85 2,157, 958,142 j
1877........................................ 4,474. 069 438 40S. 45 2, 095, 901, 297 j
1878....................................... 4,773, 805 450 473.47 2, 260, 285, C06 |
1879........................................ 443 473. 85 2,404,410,373
1880....................................... 5, 701, 252 453 481.11 2,771,797,150 !
1881........................................ 0, 005, 750 430 484.40 3,199,822,082 ;
1882....................................... 5, 450, 048 446 474. 38 2, 5S8, 240, 050
1883........................................ 0, 949, 756 400 489. 93 3,405, 070,410 i
1884..................................... 5,713, 200 452 482. 60 2,757,544,422 ;
1885........................................ 5, 700,105 451 480. 70 2, 742, 960, Oil j
j
Total
production and
im ports.
Pounds.
E xports,
domestic and
foreign.
Pounds.
5,108, 230
12, 904,110
13,420,140
12, 042,210
R etained for
home consum
ption and
m auufacture.
_________
Pounds.
Percentage
of production
and im ports
retained
for home consum
ption.
Percentage
of production
and im ports
exported.
0,282,341 1,048,244,604 651, 921,489 396,323,115 37.81 62.19
920,021 970,101,324 602,733,079 307,367,645 31.68 68.52
514,992 1,173,946,106 785,415,226 388, 530,880 33.10 60.90
1,522,066 1,131,333, 713 044,957,327 486,376,386 42.99 57.01
1,698,133 1,453,099,490 958,7S5, 304 494, 314,186 34.02 65.98
1,190,840 2,021, r n , 576 1,463,704,507 558,186,069 27.61 72.39
2,894,183 1,386,978,677 933,825,710 453,152,967 32.67 G7.33
4, 425,524 1,837,014,455 1, 200,39S, 178 037,216,277 34.68 65.32
3, C25, 830 1,944,274,182 1,358,979, 013 585,294,269 30.10 09.90
2,149, 332 1, 785, 793,364 1 ,2G0, S51, 944 524, 941, 420 29.40 70.00
2,453,419 2,100,409,561 1, 491, 629,831 668, 779,730 30.96 69.04
2, 050, 507 2, 098, 557, 804 1; 445, 647, 079 052,910,785 31.11 68.89
3, 032,013 2, 2G3, 317, 679 1,008,409, 052 654, 848,627 28.93 71.07
2, 993, 677 2,407, 404. 050 1, 028. 875, 979 778, 528, 071 32.34 67.06
3,547,792 2,775,344, 948 1, 822,293, 843 953, 049,105 34.34 65. 60
4,449, 800 3, 204, 272, 548 2 ,1E2,109. 348 1,012,103,200 31. 59 68.41
4,339, 952 2,592, 580, 002 1,741,810,451 850, 760,551 32. 82 07.18
4, 0S1, 945 3, 409,152, 355 2, 291, 313, 992 1,117, 838, 363 32. 79 67.21
7,019,492 2,704,503, 914 1, 803, 920, 400 900, 037, 448 32. 58 07.42
5,115, 680 2, 748,081, 091 1, 893,268,732 854, 812, 959 31.11 08. 89
« T h e figures of production from 1800 to 1871. inclusive, m e taken from th e N ew Y ork Shipping and Commercial L ist: fur 1872, 1873, and 1874 from the New Y ork
Commercial and Financial Chronicle; and after 1874, from reports of th e N ational Cotton E xchange of America. The am ount placed opposite each fiscal year in the column
of production is the crop grown during th e preceding calendar year aud comprises port receipts, overland shipm ents to N orthern mills, and Southern consumption, during the
year ending A ugust 31. 6 T he n e t w eight o f bales is stated on th e authority of Mr. Thom as Ellison, of Liverpool: and the gross weight- for years prior to 18,8 ou the
authority of Mr. J . R. Dodge, Statistician of the'D epartm ent of A griculture; aud after 1877, as reported by th e National Cotton Exchange. c No record during the war period.
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COTTON— PRODUCTION, IMPORTS, EXPORTS,
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IRON AND STEEL----PRODUCTION, IMPORTS, ETC. 153
No. 133.—Quantity of PIG-IRON P r o d u c ed, Imported, Exported,
and Retained for Consumption in th e U nited States, from 1867
to 1885, inclusive.
[Expressed, in tons o f 2,240 p o u n d s.]
Calendar year.
Production.
Y ear ending Ju n e
30—
I m p o r ts .
Total Exports, Retained
■production foreign for home
; and and consump-
I im ports. domestic'. tion.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
Tons.
1, 305, 023
1, 431, 250
1,711,287
1, 065,178
1,706, 793
2, 548, 713
2, 560, 963
2, 401, 262
2, 023, 733
1, 808, 001
2, 066, 594
2, 301, 215
2,741, 853
3, 835,191
4,144, 254
4, 623, 323
4, 595, 510
4, 097, 808
T o n s. Tons. Tons. Tons.
1868. 112,133 1, 417,156 282 1,410,874
I860. 130, 975 1, 568, 225 273 1, 567, 952
1870. 153, 283 1, 864, 570 1,450 1,863,114
1871. 178, 139 1, 843, 317 3, 772 1, 839, 545
1872. 247, 529 1,354, 322 2,172 1, 952,150
1873. 215, 496 2, 764, 209 2, 818 2,701, 391
1874. 92, 042 2, 653, 005 10, 152 2, 042, 853
1875. 53, 437 2,454, 699 16,193 2,438,5: 6
1870.. 79, 455 2,103,188 7, 242 , 2,095, 946
1877. 67, 922 1,936, 883 3, 500 : 1,933,323
1878. 55, 000 2,121, 594 0,199 i 2,115, 395
1870. 87, 576 2, 388, 791 3,220 2,385, 571
1880.. 754, 657 3,496, 510 2, G07 ; 3,493,903
1881.. 417, 849 4,253,010 6,811 ! 4,246,229
1882.. 496, 045 4, 640,299 !), 515 4,630,784
1883.. 433, 602 5, 056, 925 5,491 | 5,051,434
1884.. 283,172 4, 878, 682 4. 289 | 4,874,393
1885.. 151, 959 4, 240, 827 5,244 4,241, 583
No. 134.—Quantity of IRON and STEEL. RAILROAD BARS Produced,
Imported, E xported, and R eta in ed for Consumption in
the United States, from 1867 to 1885, inclusive.
[E xpressed in tons o f 2,240 p o u n d s .]
Production.
Iron. Steel. T otal.
Y ear
ending
Ju n o
30—
Tons. Tons. Tons.
1867.... 410,319 2,277 412,596 1868...
1868.... 445, 972 6,451 452,423 1869...
1869.... 521, 371 8,616 529,987 1870...
1870.... 523, 214 30,357 553, 571 1871...
1871.... 658, 467 34,152 692,019 1872...
1872.... 808, 866 83,991 892,857 1873...
1873.... 079, 520 115,192 794,712 1874...
1874.... 521, 847 129,414 651,261 1875...
1875.... 447, 901 259, 699 707, 600 1870...
1870.... 417,114 368,209 785, 383 1877...
1877.... 290, 91.1 385, 805 682, 776 1878...
1878.... 288, 295 499, 817 788,112 1879...
1879.■■ • 375,143 018, 851 993, 994 1880...
1880.... 440, 859 864, 353 1,305, 212 1881...
1881... 436, 233 1, 210, 285 1, 646, 518 1882...
1882.... 203, 459 1, 304, 302 3,507,851 1883...
1883.... 57, 995 1,156,910 1, 214, 905 1884...
1884.... 22,822 999, 366 1, 022,188 1885...
I m p o r ts .
___
Calendar
year.
T otal Exports. Returned
production foreign for home
and and constuupim
ports. doiuestie. tion.
T o n s. Tons. Tons. Tons.
151, 097 563, 603 710 502, 9K3
237, 704 690, 127 564 089,563
279, 760 809, 753 885 808.808
458, 050 1 011, 027 1,341 1, ulO. 280
531, 537 1 224,150 4,484 1,219,073
357, 0 3 1 1 250, 483 7,147 1,243,341
148, 920 943, 6-12 7,313 930,319
42, 082 693, 343 14,199 G79 14i
4, 708 712, 308 13,554 098,754
30 735,413 0,103 779,310
11 082, 767 8,420 674,301
2 611 790, 723 7,126 783,037
152, 791 1 140, 765 2, 363 1,144, 422
302, 294 1 007, 506 4, 274 1,603, 232
295, 606 1 942,184 4,102 1,917,993
118, 062 1 625, 913 34, 089 1,591,824
7, 971 1 222, S76 32,465 1,190,411
4, 203 1 026, 391 11,113 1,015.278

154 W HEAT, AND CORN— PRO DUCTION, IM PO RTS, ETC .
No. 135.—Quantity of WHEAT P roduced, and of WHEAT and
WHEAT FLOUR Imported, Exported, and Retained for Consumption
in the United States, from 1867 to 1885, inclusive.
Calendar
year.
Production.
Y ear
ending
June
30—
Im ports.
Total
production
and im-
| ports.
Exports,
domestic
and for-
1 oign.
R etained
for homo
consum p­
tion.
i Con- P er
sump- eentugo
tion per oxeapitii.
j ported.
Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. i Bushels.
1807.......... 212,441,400 1868 2, 014, 328 214, 455, 728 \ 20, 564, 607
1808.......... 224, 030, 600 1869 1, 830, 393 225, 80S, 993 30,143, 987
I860.......... 260,140, 900 1870 1, 285, 976 261, 432,876 54,411, 735
1870......... 235,884,700 1871 867,489 236, 752,189 53,008, 920
1871.......... 230,722,400 1872 2,410,738 233,133,138 39,997, 265
1872.......... 249,997,100 1873 1,841,019 251, 838,149 52, 545, 731
1873.......... 281,254,700 1874 2,116,777 283, 371,477 92,534, 779
1874.......... 309,102,700 1875 367, 987 309,470, 087 73,212, 614
1875.......... 292,136,000 1876 1, 664,138 293, 800,138 76,171, 643
1876.......... 289,356,500 1877 366, 061 289,722, 561 57,513, 589
1877.......... 364,194,146 1878 1, 390,713 365,584, 859 93,419,031
1»78.......... 420,122,400 1879 2, 008, 018 422,190, 418 149,508, 553
1879.......... 448,750, 630 1880 480,106 449,242, 736 180,934,478
1880.......... 498,549, 808 1881 211,402 498,761,270 186,475,251
1881.......... 380,280,090 1882 805,467 381,145,557 122,597, 997
1882.......... 504,185,470 1883 jl, 087, 011 505, 272,481 148,785, 696
1883.......... 421,080,100 1884 32,474 421,118, G34 111, 036, 302
1884.......... 512,763, 900 1885 212,311 512, 976,211 132,851,835
Bushels.
187, 801,121
105, 723, 000
207, 021, Ml
183, 083, 209 j
103,135,873 |
109, 202,418
190, 830, C98
236, 258,073
217, 628,495
232, 208, 972
272,165,828
272, 681, 805 :
! 268,308,258
' 312, 286, 010
258, 547, 560
356, 486, 785 ■
| 300,482,332 j
j 380,124,370
Bush.
5. 08 12.39
5.18 1 13.35
5.37 j 20.81
4. 64 22.42
4.76 ' 17.16
4.78 I 20.86
4.46 j 32.65
5.38 23.66
4.82 25.93
5.01 i 19.85
5.71 | 25.55
5.58 35.41
5.35 40.28
0.07 ' 37.39
4.90 ! 3 2 .lt
G. 58 29.45
5.42 16.77
0.60 25.89
No. 136.—Quantity of INDIAN CORN P roduced, and of Corn and
CORN MEAL Imported, Exported, and Retained tor Consumption
in the United States, from 1867 to 1885, inclusive.
Calendar
year.
Production.
Year
endiDg
Juno
30—
Im ports.
Total
production
and imports.
Exports,
domestic
and foreign.
Retained
for home
consumption.
Consum
p­
tion per
capita.
P er
ccntage
exported.
Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. Bush.
1867......... 768,320,000 1868 50,270 768,370, 270 12,495,780 753, 874,484 20.14 1.63
1808.......... 906,527,000 1869 90, 833 906.617,833 8,288,685 898, 329, 148 23.79 .91
1869.......... 874,320,000 1870 89,538 874,409, 528 2,140,487 872, 269,041 22. 62 .24
1870.......... 1, 094,255,000 1871 111, 344 1,094, 366,344 10, 073,553 1, 083, 692,791 27.39 .98
1871.......... 991,898,000 1872 58,568 991, 956, 568 35,727, 010 956, 229, 558 23.50 3. 00
1872.......... 1, 092,719,000 1873 61, 53C 1,092,780, 536 40,154,374 1,052, 626,162 25.26 3. 67
1873.......... 932,274,000 1874 76,003 932,350, 003 35,985,834 896, 304,109 20.95 3.86
1874.......... 850,148,500 1875 38,098 850,186,598 30,025, 036 820,101, 562 18.66 3.53
1875.......... 1,321,009,000 1876 51,796 1,321,120,796 50, 910, 532 1,270, 210, 264 28.14 3. 85
1876......... 1, 283,827,000 1877 30, 902 1,283, 857,902 72, 652, 611 1,211, 205,291 20.13 5. 66
1877......... 1, 342,558, 000 1878 13, 423 1,342,571,423 87,192,110 1,255, 379, 313 26.38 6.49
1878......... 1, 388, 218,750 1879 33, 869 1,388,252, 619 87, 884, 892 1, 360, 307, 727 20.01 0. 33
1879.......... 1, 547,901, 790 1880 58, 876 1,547, 960, 666 99,572, 329 1,448, 388,337 28.88 6.43
1880......... 1,717,434, 543 1881 75,155 1,717, 509, 698 93, 048,147 1,623, 801, 551 31. 55 5.45
1881.......... 1,194,916,000 1882 69, 621 1,194, 985, 621 44,340, 683 1,150, 644, 938 21.79 3.71
1882____ 1, 617,025,100 1883 25,989 1,617,051, 089 41, 655, 653 1, 575,395,436 29.09 2. 57
1883____ 1, 551,066,895 1884 4,894 1,551, 071,789 45, 247,510 1,505,824,279 27.11 2.02
1884.......... 1,795,528,432 1885 4,507 1,795,532,939 52,876,456 1,742,656,488 30.52 2.05

No. 13'i.—Q uantity of CRUDE PETROLEUM Produced iu, and the Q uantity and V a lu e of PETROLEUM PROD­
UCTS E xp orted from, the U nited S ta te s during each of the F isca l Y ears from 1804 to 1885, inclusive.
Y ear I----------------
e n d in g ' ,,
Ju n e j B arrels (ol
30— 42 gallons)
| produced.
Production, a
Gallons produced.
Mineral, mule
(including all natural
oils without regard
to gravity).
Naphthas, benzine,
gasoline, &c,
E xports.
M ineral, refined, or m anufactured.
Illum inating
! Gallons. Dollars. Gallons. 1Dollars. Gallons.
1804... -1 2,478,709 104,105,778 9, 9; 0, 654 3,864,187 438,197 i 154,091 12, 791, 518
1865__ .1 2,424,905 101, 816, 010 12, 293, 897 0, 808, 513 480, 947 i 173,943 12,722, 005
I860.-. .! 3,105,700 132, 959,400 16, 057,943 6, 015, 921 673, 477 | 188,825 34,255, 921
3867— J 3,591,000 150, 859, 800 7, 344, 248 J, SO4, 001 224, 576 ! 34,175 62, 080, 057
180S... • j 3,613,709 151, 773, 773 10, 0_9, 059 1, 564,933 1, 517, 268 j 267,873 67, 909, 961
1869... 1 4, 046, 558 109, 935.430 !:•, 425, 500 2, 094, 404 2, 073, 004 445,770 84,403,492
1870... .1 4,411,016 185.262, 672 10,403,314 ?, 237, 292 5,422,004 | 564,864 97, 902,505
1871... i 5, 55S, 775 233, 468, 550 0, 859, 038 1,971,847 7, 209, 592 | 746,797 132,60S, 955
1872 .. i 5,842,407 245,384, 874 13, 559, 708 2, 307, 111 6, 092,633 j 9.32,100 122, 539, 575
1873... . 7, 242, 343 304,178, 400 18,439,407 3, 010, 050 9, 743, 593 il, 487, 439 158,102,414
1674... • j 11,183,741 4f;0, 01:7.122 17, 770, 419 2. 099. 69G 0.737, 457 jl, 038, 0-22 217,220,504
1875... 1 10,083.828 423. 520. 776 14,718.114 1.4ml U1S 11, 758, 940 1,141.410 191,551, 933
1876... ! 8,823,142 370. 571, 904 20, 520, 397 2, 220, 268 14, 780, 236 1, 442, 811 204, 814, 073
1877... J 10,822,871 454, 560, 582 20, 819, 202 3, 756. 729 15,140,183 il, 816, 082 262,441,844
1878... . | 14,738,262 619, 007, 004 26, 036,727 2, 094, 018 1C, 416,621 '1,413,812 289,214, 541
1870... .! 26,017,606 710, 539,452 25,874,4S8 2,180,413 15,054,301 ! 1,258,780 331,580,442
1880... .] 22,382,509 940, 005, 378 28, 297, 937 1, 927,207 IS, 411, 044 il, 192, 220 307, 325, 823
1881 .. ; 25, 805,363 1,083, 825,246 39,984, 844 3, 063,461 17,292,330 il, 693, 975 332,283,045
1882 d. ! 28, C30,131 2, 203, 307, 6u2 41,301,997 ‘3,129,511 20,213,098 il, 809,143 488,213, 033
1883 d. j 26, 602, 808 1,119, 837,930 52,712, 306 3, 914, 941 17, 070. 537 1,302,280 '419,821,081.
1884... 23,744, 924 997,280,80S 67,186, 329 in, 302, 974 15,045,411 1, 072, G51 415, 015, GOiS
1885 .. I 21,750,619 913, 525, 998 81, 037, 902 j.5. 9-13, 833 15, 822, 853 1, 272, 290 458, 243, 192
1
,
Dollars.
0, 764,411
9, 520, 957
18, 626,141
2°, 509 406
19,977 870
! L ubricating (heavy
! paraffine, &c.).
Eesidum n (tar, p itc h ,:
and allother, from i
which f he light bodies1
have been distilled). I
Total.
Gallons. Dollars. Qallans.b Dollars. Gallons.
23, 210,309
:
i
25,496,849
50, 987, 341
70,255,481
79.456, 888
100,636,684
27, 036,137 o 134,5321 51,122 ...........
Dollars.
10, 782, 089
10,563,413
24, 830, 887
24, 407, 642
21, 81.0, 676
31,127,433
29,804,193 c C, S7lj 2,611 ........... 113,735,294 32, 668,960
34,138, 730 c 50, 632: 22,660 c 155,474 14,770 149,892,691 36,894,810
30, 566,108 541,410! 211,267 438,186 41, 724 145,171,583 34, 058,390
37,195,735 748,6991 277, 966 781,074 79, 566 187, 815,187 42, 030,756
37, 500,955 1,244,305! 404,243 1,827.798 142,299 247, 806,483 41, 245, 815
27,030,361 1,173,473j 313,646 2, 752,848 187,103 221,955,308 30, 078, 5GS
28, 755, 038 963,442 303, 863 2, 581,404 193,206 243, 660,152 32, 915,786
55,401,132 1, 601, 065 497, 540 3,196, 620 317, 355 309.198. 914 01,789,438
41,513,076 2,304,624 639, 381 3, 90S, 790 316,087 338,841,303 40, 574, 974
85, 999, 862 2, 487. 081! 655,468 3, 307, 038 210, 726 378,310, 010 40,305,249
ol, 783, 575 5, IGli, 039,124 4, 707, 000 270,400 423, 004, 699 30, 218, 025
34, 317, 095 4, 852,2103-1 054, 064 3, 247, 800 184,411 397, 660,262 40,315, 609
44, 588, 854 6, 508, lOOjl 402,306 3,715,302 212, 802 559, 954, 590 51, 232, 700
36, 920, 574 10,182, 342 2 326, 032 6,145, 356 442, 646 505, 931, 622 44,913,079
38,195,349 10, 515. 535.2 179,505 5,297,1:4 352,67S) 513, 600, 092 47,103,248
40, 074, 827 13, 002,483 2 632, 883 6, 501, 600 374,114 574, 668,180 50, 257, 947
a A s a given num ber of gallons of refined petroleum represents the product o fa larger num ber of gallous of crude petroleum , it is necessary to reduce the exports of petroleum
to th e ir equivalent in crude oil, in order to arrive a t a knowledge of tho percentage of th e total product of m ineral oil exported. It has been ascertained, as the r esult of a
careful computation, th a t th e quantity of petroleum and its distilled products exported during th e year ended Ju n e 30,1878, was equivalent to 407,482,175 gallons of crude oil: or,
in other words, th a t the exports of petroleum constituted about. 00 per cent, of the production. A larger percentage o f th e m ineral oil product of th e country is exported than of
any other product, except cotton. b Barrels reduced to gallous, a t the ra te of 42 gallons to the barrel. c Estim ated. d Figures of production for fiscal year s 1882, 18S3,
and 1S84-85 furnished by ft II. fstowell, editor of fjrowoll’s Petroleum R eporter.
PETROLEUM----PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS OP. 1 DO

No. 13S, — q u a n t i t i e s of SPIRITUOUS and MALT LIQUORS and WINES C o n s u m e d in tbe U n i t e d S t a t e s during:
the Y e a r s 1840, 1850, 18G0, and from 1870 to 1885, inclusive.
Year ending June 30—
Distilled spirits consumed. j W ines consumed. j M alt liquors consumed.
j
Domestic spirits, a Imported spirits
entered.
Imported
Imported malt
Total.
Domestic wines entered
Total.
Domestic liquors en-
Total.
From fruit. A ll other. for consumptionsumption.
wines, a for con­
malt liquors.a tored for consumption.
Proof ijallons Proof gallons Proof gallons. Proof gallons. Gallons. Gallons. Gallons. Gallons. Gallons. Gallons.
1840 ....... ................................ (b) 40, 378.090 2, G82, 794 43,000,884 124, 734 4, 748, 362 4,873,096 23,102,571 148,272 ■ 23,310,843
iRnfl (b) 4fi 7fiR 5 005, 390 01,833,473 OOT, 04A fi OlU, 622 6,315; 871
I860...........................................
83,904, 258 0, 004, 393 89,908,051 1 1, 800, 008 9,199,133 11,059,141 100,225, 879 1,120,790 101,346,609
1870........................................... 1, 223, 830 77, 2GG, 308 1,405, 510 79, 895, 70S 3, 050, 518 9,105, 549 12, 225,067 203,743,401 i 1,012,755 204,750,150
1871........................................... 2,472, 011 59,842, 017 1,745, 033 64,059,001 4, 980, 783 10, 853, 280 15,834,063 239,838,137 1 1,299,990 | 241,138,127
1872......................................... 1, 089, 098 03,145, 880 2, ISO, 702 08, 422, 280 6, 908,737 9,713,300 16, 082, 037 208,357,983 1,940,933 270.298,916
1873.......................................... 2,905, 987 62, 945,154 2,125, 998 OS, 037,139 8, 953,285 9,893,740 18,847,031 298, 519,675 ' 2,177, 587 , 300,697,262
1874,.......................... 76G 687 01 814 875 1, 958, 528 04,540,090 , 10, 951, 859 9,510, 855 20,468,714 51 ft, flfil ! *> 001,084- :
18T5.......................... ................ 1. 757, 202 02, 008, 709 T 094,047 60,120,558 i 12,954,961 7, 030,369 19,091,330 292, 961, 047 1, 992,110 294 , 953,157
1870........................................... 072, 221 57, 340, 472 1,471,197 59,483,890 ! 14, 968,085 5,193, 723 20,101,808 306,852,467 : 1,483,920 308,336,387
1-877........................................... 1, 527,141 57-, 010, 248 1, 376,729 59,920,118 1C, 942, 592 4,933,738 21, 876,330 303, 854, 988 1, 072. 079 304, 026, 007
1878........... 1,103,351 49, 000, 838 1, 227,752 51,931,941 j 17,953, 386 4,310, 503 22,203,949 317,130,597 832, 755 317,909,352
1879........................................... 1,021,708- 52,003,407 1,253, 300 54,278, 475 ; 19, 845,113 4, 532, 017 24, 377,130 343, 724, 971 880, 514 344, 005, 485
1880........................................... 1,005, 781 01,120,034 1, 394,279 63,520,094 ' 23, 298,940 5, 030,601 28, 329, 541 413,208,885 1,011,280 414,220,165
1881........................................... 1.701,206 07,420,000 1,479, 875 70,007,081 18,931,819 5,231,106 24,102, 925 442, 947,004 i 1,164,505 i 444,112,169
1882........................................... 1,216,850 70,759, 548 1,5S0, 578 73,550,970 19,934,850 5, 628, 071 25,562, 927 524,843,379 ; 1,536,601 i 520,379,980
1883.-............- ......................... 1, -)53, 278 75, 508, 785 1,090, G24 78,452,087 17,400,028 8, 372,152 25,778,180 549,016,338 : 1,881,092 j 551,497,340
1884........................................... 1,137,050 78,479,843 1,511,6S0 81,128, 581 17,402,938 3,105, 407 : 20,508, 345 5S8,005,609 : 2,010,908 1 590, 01C, 517
1885............................................ 1,408,775 07, 689, 250 1,442,652 70, 600,077 17,404,698 3,476, 937 20,881,635 594,063,095 ; 2,068.771 i 596,131, 866
S P IR IT U O U S A N I) M A LT L IQ U O R S .
a P roduct less exports.
b Included w ith “.All other.-’
X ® T E S .— i'l-) T he production of domestic, liquors and wines for 1840, 1850, and 1800 was derived from tbe U nited States Census. (2) The consum ption of inqiorted liquors
and wines for 1840,1850, and 1800 is the net imports. (3; The production of domestic wines, from 1870 to 1885. are estim ates by th e D epartm ent o f A griculture: by Mr. Charles
M cK . Leoser, president of th e W ine and Spirit T raders' Soeiely, New York, and other well-informed persons. (4) T he consumption of dom estic spirituous and m alt liquors,
from 1870 to 1885, w as obtained from th e reports of tin* Cou m issioner of Internal Revenue, and for prior years from th e Unired States Census. (5) The consum ption of im ­
ported liquors and wiues, from Ib70 to 1885. was taken from the oliirial retu rn s made to the B ureau of Statistics by collectors of custom s. (G> In com puting the quantity
o f sparkling and still wines and verm uth in bottles. 5 so-ealled quart bottles are reckoned as equivalent to th e gallon.

Eo. 139.—Amount of P roduction of EERMEETED LIQUORS and DISTILLED SPIEITS, together with the Qu a n ­
t it y of DISTILLED SPIRITS withdrawn for Consum ption, from 1863 to 1885, inclusive.
Y ear ending
J u n e 30—
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1870
18S0
1881
1882
1553
1554
1885
Production
o f ferm
ented
liquors.
jBarrels, a
2,006, 625
3,141,381
3,657,181
5,115,140
6,207,402
6,146,663
6, 342, 055
6,574,617
7, 740,260
8, 659,427
9, 633, 323
9, 600, 897
9,452,697
9,902,352
9,810,060
•10,241,471
11.103.084
13,347,111
14,311,028
16.952.085
17,757,892
18,998,619
19,185,953
Bourbon
-whisky.
Rye
w hisky.
P roduction of distilled spirits, exclusive of brandy distilled from frnit.
Alcohol. Rum. Gin.
S ig h
wines.
Pure,
neutral,
or cologne
spirits.
Miscellaneons,
Total.
Production
of fru it
brandy.
Tax. galls. Tax. gads. Tax. galls. Tax. gads. Tax. gads. Tax. galls. Tax. galls. Tax. galls. Tax. gaUs. . Tax. galls.
6,405,520
8,587,081
15,414,148
33,632,615
29,575,667
8, 662, 245
8,806,832
12,277, 750
2,834,119
4,001,048
6,341,991
9,931,609
9,224, *77
4,784,634
5,089,958
5,328,043
10,277,725
19,594,283
21,631,009
22,988,960 !
15,201,671 I
10,718,700
12,385,229
13,436,910 !
1,603,376
2,243,455
2,439,301
2,118,506
1,704,084
1, SOI, 960
1,711,158
2, 081,165
364,963
372,776
394,668
549,596
569,134
o4a, ~i 68
641,724
639,461
19,412,985 I 11,108,023 4,096,342
18,033,652 | 13,459,486 5,600,840
15,210,889 j 20,657,975 ! 8,265,7t9
14,363,581 23,556, G08 I 10,586,666
10,962,379 I 27,871,293 j 10,744,156
8,701,051 28,295,253 , 10,5(2,771
6,745,688 ' 28, 5’ 8, liSO ! 11.426.470
3,235,889 j 27,104,382 j 10,811,757
......................i
16,936,778 I
23,814,051 j
32,299, 629 !
16,395,651
53,367, 884
71,337, 099
54,576,446
2 !
68,275,745
68.236,507 |
68,805,374 i
60,930,425
57,959.647
59,912,268
56,103,053
i 71,892,621
90,355,270
117,728,150
105.853,161
74,01.3,308
75,435.739
74,915, 363
37,196
248,654
440, 607
515,262
908,858
1,223,830
2,472, Oil
1,089, 698
2,965,987
766. 687
1.757.202
672,221
1,527,141
1,239,403
995,752
1,023,147
1,799.861
1,430,051
1.281.202
1.095,428
1,489,711
Total
production
of distilled
spirits.
Distilled
sp irits
other than
fru it
i brandy
(withdrawn.
Tax. galls. Tax. galls,
616,149,954 cl6,149,954
685,295,393 c85,295,393
16,973,974 16,930,778
24,062,705 14,599,289
32,740,236 14,148,132
16,910,913 6, 709,546
54,276,742 61,183,559
72,500,929 77,266,368
57,048,457 59,842,617
69.365,443 65,145,880
71,202, 554 62,945,154
69,572,061 61,814,875
62,687,627 62,668,709
58,631,808 57,340,472
61,439,409 57,016,248
57,342,456 i 49,600,838
72,888,373 : 52,003,467
01,378,417 i 61,126,634
119,528,011 ; 67,426,000
107,283,212 ' 70,759,548
75,294,510 75, 508,785
76.531,167 78.479.845
76,405,074 67, 089,250
a Of n o t m ore th a n 31 gallons. 5 The re tu rn s of spirits distilled from apples, grapes, and peaches w ere included in th e account of spirits distilled from other m aterials
u n til J u ly 1,1864. c Including fru it brandy.
No returns of th e production of th e different k inds o f sp irits oth er than fru it brandy were m ade prior to J u ly 1,1877.
T here are no oflicial data of annual production of sp irits prior to 1666 except quantities on w hich tax was paid.
T here are provisions for exportation of spirits w ithout paym ent of tax in acts-of J u ly 1,3862, and J u n e 30,1864: also provisions for abatem ent of tax on sp irits lost by
leakage in transportationi n acts of March 3,1863, and Ju n e 30,1864; b ut th ere are no d ata in oiiice of th e Commissioner of In tern al Revenue by w hich th e total q u an tity of
sp irits so exported and lost b y leakage each y ear can be delennim d p tio r to fiscal y ear 1SIU5-’G7. Hence the production above given for 1863. l.c64. and 1865 is the same as the
tax-paid quantities for those years, and represents th e trn o production less unknow n quantities exported and lost by leakage. To get production for 1SC6. the q uantity returned
for ta x th a t year (14,847,943 gallons) is added to 9,214,702 gallons stock on hand a t close of same y ear (see pane ix. Rep. Coni. I n t. Ilov., 1807'. m aking 24.002,705 gallons as
production of 1865-;66, though some of th e quantity in warehouse a t close of the year may have been, ainl doubtless was, produced in previous vears.
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158 SUGAR, MOLASSES, AND RICE— PRODUCT OF.
No. 140.—Quantities of SUGAR, MOLASSES, and RICE Produced
in the State of Louisiana during the years from 1852 to
1885, inclusive.
... ... - • - *- j- - - .................— .............................................
1852- ’53
1853- 54
1854- '55
1855- ’56
1856- '57
1857- 58
1858- ’59.
1859- ’60.
1860- 61.
1861-62.
1862- 63.
1863- 64.
1864- ’65.
1865- 66.
1866- '67.
1867- 68.
1808- 69.
1809- 70.
1870- 71.
1871- ’72.
1872- 73.
1873- 74.
1874- 75.
1675-76.
1876- 77.
1877- 78.
1878- 79.
1879- 80.
1880- ’81.
1881-’82.
1882- 83.
1883- 84.
1884- 85.
Year. | Sugar. Molasses. Rico.
j Hogsheads.
321, 934
449, 324
346, 635
231, 427
73, 976
279, 697
362, 296
221,840
228,753
459,410

No. 112.—Is um ber and N atio nality of IMMIGRANTS ARRIVED in the Un it e d States during the Tw e lv e Y e a r s
ending June 30, from 1874 to 1885, inclusive.
Countries. j 1874. 1875. 1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885. Total.
1
E ngland........................................................... 50, 905 40,130 24, 373 19,161 18,405 24,183 59,454 65,177 82, 394 63,140 55, 918 47,332 550,572
Irela n d ............................................................. 53, 707 37, 957 19, 575 14,569 15, 932 20, 013 71, 603 72, 342 76,432 81, 486 63, 344 51,795 578,755
S cotland.......................................................... 10,429 7, 310 4,582 4,135 3,502 5, 225 12,640 15,168 18, 937 11,859 9, 060 9,226 112,073
W ales.............................................................. 665 449 324 281 243 543 1,173 1,027 1, 656 1, 597 901 1,127 9, 986
5 • 1 6
1 1 1 o
j................. |
8
8
16 6 10 4 4 4 5 49
3 6 5 71 28 113
Total British. Isle s............................. 115,728 85, 861 48,866 38,150 38,082 49, 907 144, 876 153,718 179,423 158,092 129,294 109,508 1,251,565
G erm any......................................................... 87, 291 47,769 31, 937 29, 298 29, 313 34, 602 84, 638 210, 485 250, 630 194, 786 179, 676 124,443 1,304,868
A u s tria ........................................- ................. 7,888 6,882 5,646 5,023 4,504 5, 331 12, 904 21,109 13,619 10,923 13, 534 11,574 118, 937
6,602 5,462 8,239 6, 352
H u n g a ry ................................................. 962 776 630 373 646 632 4,363 6, 826 8,929 11, 240 14, 798 9, 383 59, 558
S w e d e n .......................................................... 5,712 6,573 5,603 4,991 5,390 11,001 39,186 49, 760 64,607 38, 277 26, 552 22, 248 278, 902
N o rw ay ........................................................... 10, 384 6,093 5,173 4,588 4,759 7,345 19, 895 22,705 29,101 23, 398 16,974 12,356 162, 721
D enm ark......................................................... 3,083 2, 656 1,547 1,695 2,105 3,474 6,576 9,117 11,618 10,319 9,202 6,100 67,491
N e th erlan d s.................................................. 2,444 1, 237 855 591 608 753 3, 340 8,597 9,517 5,249 4,198 2, 689 40, 078
B elgium .......................................................... 817 615 515 488 354 512 1, 232 1, 766 1,431 1,450 1,576 1,653 12,409
Sw itzerland................................................... 3,093 1,814 1, 549 1, 686 1, 808 3,161 6,156 11, 293 10,844 12,751 9,386 5,895 69,436
F r a n c e ............................................................ 9,643 8,321 8,002 5, 850 4,159 4,655 4,313 5,227 6,003 4,821 3, 608 3,493 68,101
I ta ly ................................................................ 7, 596 3,570 2,910 3,143 4,131 5,759 12,327 15, 387 32, 077 31,784 16, 473 13, 599 148,756
Sicily........................................................ 62 61 104 52 212 32 27 14 7 8 37 43 659
8 1 1 75 85
1 2 1 1 2
M a lta ............................................... ............. 6 5 2 3 1 1 3 1 4 38
G reece............................................................. 36 25 19 24 16 21 22 19 126 73 37 172 590
S p a in ............................................................... 485 601 518 665 457 457 389 484 378 262 300 350 5,346
IMMIGRATION- 1 5 9

No. 142.—Nymber and N a t i o n a l i t y of IMMIGRANTS ARRIVED iu the U n i t e d S t a t e s , &c.-~Contmied.
Countries. 1874. 1875. 1S76, 1877. 1878, 1870. 1880. 1881. , 1882. i 1883. 1884. 1885. Total.
P o rtu g al........................................................ GO 763 471 1, 291 660 : 392 200 171 ; 42 | 176 701 440 5, 429
5 16 9 1 1 1 1A 7 . 62
Russia in E u ro p e ....................................... 3, 060 7, 982 4,764 6, 579 3,037 4,434 4,854 4,865 : 16,321 '< 9,186 11,854 16, 603 94, 439
Poland ................................................... 1, 795 9S4 925 533 547 489 2, 177 5,614 ! 4,072 2, Oil 4, 536 3, 085 27,368
F inland......... ........................................ 113 15 10 20 11 19 160 176 i 597 723 siio . 555 3, 234
1 ; 1
1 1 O
T u rk s v in E u ro p e...................................... 62 27 38 32 29 29 24 72 i 69 86 150 ; 138 756
11 30 ‘ 77 ' 238 803 1,224
.......... .................................. j T '{
I > L
1 1
Total Europe, not B ritish Isles .. 145, 504 95,774 71, 237 60, 042 62, 750 83,103 202,871 373,723 1 467,341 , 363, 062 1 322, 912 1 )
241,980 . 2,497,199
261, 282
__ _
181, 635 120,103 165, 092 100,832 133, 070 347, 747 527,441 | 646,764 : 521,154 i 452,206 i 351,488 3, 748,764
13, 776 10,437 22,781 10, 594 8,992 9 601 5 802 11, 890 39, 579 58 031 1 '*70; *v> 147, 787
A ll other A s ia .............................................. 81 61 162 46 22 j 56 37 92 50 82 ; 231 | 176 1,096
Total A sia........................................ 13, 857 16,493 22, 943 10, 640 j 9,014 i 9, 660 5, 839 11,982 39,629 : 8,113 ; 5L0 198 148, 883
IM M IG R A T IO N .
SUM M ARY
From E u ro p e ............................................... 261, 232 181,635 120,103 105,092 100.832 j 133, 070 347,747 527,441 646,764 i 521.151 452,206 ; 351,488 3,748,764
'From A sia..................................................... 13,857 16,498 22, 943 10,640 9,014 i 9, 660 5, 839 11, 982 39, 629 8,113 510 198 148,883
"From A fric a ................................................ 22 54 54 22 14 I 17 21 25 32 56 1 13 44 374
35,339 26, 642 24, 686 24, 065 27, 204 ; 33, 025 101,681 127,535 100. 003 71,699 63, 310 43,159 676,408
From Pacific I s la n d s ................................ 1,170 1,269 1,312 914 606 816 954 1.191 889 747 900 679 11,447
"From all other, not specified................... 1, 719 1,400 888 1,124 799 1, 238 1.015 !. 257 1,615 1. 553 1,653 78 14.339
A g g re g a te ........................................ 313, 339 227,498 169,986 141, 857 138,469 ; 177,826 457, 257 669,431 788,992 603,322 518.592 395,346 4,602,915
a In c lu d e d in “ T u r k e y in E u ro p e."
1) O f t h is n u m b er G,C13arrived in J u ly , p rio r to th e d a te w h e n th e C h in e se im m ig r a tio n a c t w e n t in to effect, v iz , A u g u s t 6, 1882.

No. 143.—TONNAGE of AMERICAN and FOREIGN SAILING and STEAM VESSELS E ntered at Seapo rts of
the U n it e d States from Foreign Countries, from 1864 to 3885, inclusive.
ffi
Tonnage Entered.
K
w .
Y ear ending J u n e 30—
Sailing vessels. Steam vessels. Total sail and steam.
to
1
a t ---- -------- _ ----------------- ------ --------- --- ^
American. Foreign, j Total. American. ; Foreign. ; Total. American. Foreign. Total.
M
j— Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons Tons. Tons.
1864 ............... 1, 502,204 1, 782, 317 i 3,284,521 153,230 j 729,730 882, 960 1, 655,434 2,512,047 4,167, 481
1865 ............. 1,405,290 1,569,034 ; 2,974,324 210,027 . 642, 576 852, 603 1,615,317 2,211,610 3. 826,927
1866 .............. 1,593,142 2,054,875 | 3,648,017 298,311 1,062.159 1,360,470 1,891,453 3,117,034 5. Of 8.487
1867 .............. 1,750,065 1, 893, 575 ■ 3,643,040 395,626 1, 227,120 : 1,622, 746 2,145, 091 3,120, 095 5,266,386
1868 .............. 2, 003,775 1, 751,108 3, 754, 8S3 461, 920 1,354,718 • 1,816,638 2, 465, 695 3,105,826 5,571,521
1869 ............. 2,041,444 1 1,999,730 4, 041,174 •417,892 ' 1,572,914 ; 1, 990. 800 2, 459, 330 3,572,644 6, 031,980
1870 ......... 1, 615, 770 2,137,259 3, 753, 029 836,450 1,080.704 , 2, 517,160 2,452,220 3, 817. 963 0,270, 189
1871.............. 1,822, 064 2, 508,109 4, 330, 233 781,527 1.882,437 ' 2, 663, 904 2,603, 591 4, 390,606 0,994,197
1872 .............. 1,742, 730 2,848,982 4, 586, 712 841,916 2,341,358 , 3,183, 274 2, 584, 646 3,185,340 7,709, 980
1873 ............. 1,573,093 3, 080,156 4, 653, 249 870,192 2,871,308 3, 741,500 2, 443, 285 5,951,461 8, 394.749
1874............. 1,879,195 3, 809, 585 5, 688, 780 1, 035, 747 3, 285,12S 4, 320, 875 2,914.942 7. 094, 713 10, 009, 655
1875 ............. 1, 745,419 .3,118, 202 4, 858, 681 1, 141,734 3, 142, 723 4, 284, 457 2,887,153 0,255,985 9,143,138
1876 ............. 1,827,267 3,409, 071 5, 206, S88 1,100,513 3. 319, 053 4,419,506 2, 927, 780 0, 788,124 j 9,715,904
1877 ............. 1, 865, 688 4, 0i0, 210 i 5, 881,898 1,092,103 ; 3,432,487 4, 524, 590 2, 957, 791 7,448, 697 i 10,40G.488
1878 ............. 1, 871, 323 4,348,623 ! G, 219, 940 1,1^8, 114 , 4,172, 407 5, ;nu, r>s i 3, 009, 437 8,521,090 11,530,527
NAVIGATION---- TONNAGE ENTERED.
1880 ............. 1, 944, 269 5,720, 034 7, 064, 303 1,195. 900 6, 391,120 7, 587, OLIO 3. 140, 109 ]£, 112, ItiO 15, ^51, 32!l
1881......... .. 1,678,571
fi, 902, 853 1, 240, 578 7,487,110 8, 727, 088 2,919,149 12,711,392 15, 630, 541
1882 ........... 1, 611, 500 4, 524, 972 . 0,130,472 1, 356, 790 7,103, 237 8, 520, 027 2, 908, 290 11.088, 209 1 14, U5G.499
1883 ............. 1, 533,954 3, 879, 838 5,413,792 1. 800, 727 0, 040, 338 7, 947, 005 2, 834, G81 10,520.170 : 13, 000, 857
1884 ........... 1,513, 237 : 3, 596, 834 : 5,110, 071 1, 307, 555 5, 607. 5 0 0, 975, 085 2, 820, 792 9, 204, 304 12, 085, 156
1885 ........... 1,420, 267 3, 013, 44G 5, 033. 713 1,288,945 5, 904, 834 7, 253, 779 2, 709,212 0, 578, 280 12, 287,492
r-j
oc

No. 144.—TONIS'AGE of AMERICAN and FORELGX S A IL IN G and STEAM VESSELS C lea red from S eapo r ts
of tlie U n it e d S tates for Foreign Countries, from 1804 to 1885, inclusive.
O i
to
Tonnage Cleared.
Y ear ending Ju n e 30—
Sailing vessels. Steam vessels. Total sail and steam .
IS G i -...
1865 . . . .
1 pr.fi__
1807 . ...
1S0R___
1809 ....
1870 . . . .
.1871 . .. .
1872----
18711 . .. .
1874 ----
1875 . .. .
1870 . . . .
1 8 7 7 ...
1878 . .. .
1879 . ..
1880 ----------------
1881 . ..
18R2 . ..
1883 . .. .
3884-----
1885 ----
American.
Foreign.
i
Total. American. Foreign, j Total. American. Foreign. Total.
Tom. Tons. Tons. Tom. Tons j Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons.
ft i a 1,662,282 2, 61C, 951 4,279,233
a .................! n
a ........... 1,710, 330 2. 450,201 4,100,531
a .......... ... a ...........1 (t ......... a ............... a .......... ! a .......... 2, 029,755 3, 131,077 5,100,832
a ........... &..........
« i *> f>7n ft% 3,230,392 5, 500,4?8
.................i
2, 025, 031 3,180, 200 5, £33,231
a ...............
......... • !
2, 502,200 3, 612,138 0,114,338
1,850,075
2,184, 120 j
2,467,078 !
3, 871, 597
4, 317,153 784, 706
1,667,910
1,815,683 2, 600, 649 2, 034, S41
3, 832, 030
4,282,901 ,
0,361, 62S
0,917,802
1,784,277 2,858,253 4, 042, 530 813, 334 2, 2S2, 894 3, 090, 228 2,597,011 5,141,147 ; 7, 738,758
1, 689, 018 3, 118,218 4, 807, 236 885, 003 2, 822, 031 5,940,849 8, 514, 870
1, S99, SS3 3,799,950 ; 5, 099, 839 1, 001, 220 3,290,901 4, 358,211 2,961,103 7, 096,947 10, 058, 050
1, 891,248 3,145,920 ; 5, 037, 168 1, 170, 100 3,133, 425 4, 303, 531 3, 061, 354 C, 279, 345 9, 340, 099
1,937,100 3, 484,177 ; 1,100,262 3, 317, 919 4,418,181 3, 037, 362 6,802.096 ; 9, 839, 458
3. 043,158
2, 045, ICS 4,484, 098 6, 529, 2C0 1, 151, 323 4, 042 5.. 314, 365 ’ 3, 190, 491 6, 047,140 11,843,631
1,948,604 8,255,170 , 7, 203, 834 1, 122, 623 5, 290, 233 0,412,856 3, 071, 287 10, 545, 403 13, 016,090
1,918, 949 5, 813, 202 7, 732, 251 1,158, 775 6,404,071 7, 50)3,440 3, 077. 724 12,217,973 15, 295, 697
1, 798. 769 5, 278,390 7, 077.159 1, 240, 775 7, 47G, 063 8, 716, 838 3, 939, 544 12, 754, 453 15, 793, .097
1, 57(5,350 4. 621, 072 0, 198. 031 1, 359.153 7, 289, 284 8, 648,437 2, 925, 512 11,910,95(1 14, 846, 468
1, 584, 70S 4,008, 010 5, 593. 384 1,310,509 0, 061,320 7,971,038 2, 895, 077 10, 6C9, 945 13, 5 6 0 2 2
1. 581, 300 8,

No. 145.— NATIONALITY of the FOREIGN TONNAGE, ami total AMERICAN TONNAGE E n tered at Seaports
of tlie U nited S ta te s from Foreign Countries, from 1858 to 1885, inclusive.
Tear ending!
Norwegian
and Italian. ! French. Spanish.
Juno 30— British. | German.
A ustrian.
1
Swedish.
Belgian, illussian. Dutch. Danish.
Portuguese.
other !
A ll
1
T otal |
Grand
foreign.
FOREIGN. !
American.
TOTAL.
i
I
____
i
! Tons. ! Tons. Tons. Tons, j Tons. Tons Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons.
1858............. i 919,611 j 200, 741 22,208 15, 736 16,416 67, 759 2,153 4, G05 5,429 0, 353 G, 030 3, 34S 16,707 1,287,102 | 3,051,131 4, 338,233
1859..............| 1, 009, 756 j 258,52S 34, 979 33, 853 22, 487 07, 727 3, 432 3, 559 12,184 17, 390 9,717 4,908 16, 513 ; 1.585.033 ! 3, 327. 998 4,913,031
1860............. | 1, 262, 874 j 230, 828 32,078 31, 501 23, 557 02, 603 5,464 G40 12, 855 9. 504 io, r.oi 3, 25S 12,535 1,698,291 1 3, 301,1)03 5, 000,194
1861............. 1,149,383 228, 335 29,491 16, 895 15, 291 ‘-’4, S77 : 17, OSO 995 12, 752 10. 528 9, 806 5, 620 12. 007 1.533, 9G3 3. 025. 121 4, 559, 087
1803............. | 1,152,763 ! 276, 990 37, 249 14, 305 17, (H)8 6, 023 8, 243 4, 729 6, 406 12,350 9, 602 2, 865 9. 752 1.561,915 : 2. 629. 351 4,191,290
1863............. i 1,353,94S i 333,354 5S, 603 27,180 22 ril- 6, 60S 33, 606 2, 413 7,435 13,270 13,954 7,483 17,426 1,897,714 2,307,700 4,205, 420
1,909,589 315, 566 50, 360 42, 507 40. 838 3, 774 20, 597 3, 042 27, 239 24, 930 35, 714 6, 082 25.143 2,512.047 : 1, 055.434 4,167. 481
1, 787,715 230,275 23, 343 20,815 35,715 4. 7f>4 6, 264 3, u95 33, 099 13,250 14,202 9. 502 29, 455 2. 211, MO 1.615,317 3, 826, 927
1866............. , 2,412, 318 420, 576 03, 015 40,759 01,815 19, 728 7, 521 2,144 10, 049 17, 251 14, 685 0, 098 27,975 .3,117,034 ; 1,891,453 5, 008,487
1867............. 2,406, 337 ! 441, 802 58,132 39,244 70, 577 22, 7S9 8, 200 1,803 6, 571 12, 481 10.784 6, 92!) 28 D:jr> 3,120,695 j 2,145.091 5,208,388
1868............. 2, 348, 201 473, 354 69, 640 30, 240 71, 2S2 33, 60S 8, 090 2, 092 11,409 13, 256 10, 713 3, 143 25,192 3,105,826 2,465,695 5,571, 521
I860............. 2, G62, 964 597,403 92, 092 49, 580 72,340 *)•> 522 8, G97 jf3, S42 12, 082 12, 960 11, 200
fjj’fJ
22, 301 3, 572, C44 ; 2,459,336 6, 031,980
1870............. 2, 791, 689 679, 325 107, 570 47, 807 81,105 39, 570 12 °22 054 7,157 14, 929 11,401. 11,170 22, 298 3.817,963 : 2, 452, 226 6,270,189
1871............ 3, 435, 937 4 G9, DOG 167,906 52,463 94,512 77. 052 8, 354 3,190 10, 532 13,240 15, 532 12,20G 23, 65C 4,390, 60G * 2,603,591 C, 994,197
1872............. 3, OSO, 002 782, 004 25S, 831 111, 010 119,12G 88, 862 31, 270 8, 733 •29, 300 16, 756 IS, 802 14.207 25,711 5,185,340 ' 2,584, G46 7,709,980
1873............. 4, 0G4, 426 830,149 378, 789 104,339 120, 978 128, 113 72, 241 10, 088 59, 32! 41,138 20,310 13, 002 41, 970 5.951. 464 i 2,443, 285 8, 394, 749
1874............. 4. 337, 559 1, 090, 208 G69, 807 355, 324 147, 034 92. 903 157,021 47, 571 71,152 43, 979 22, 249 16, 318 42, 925 7. 094, 713 ! 2, 914, 942 10,009. 055
1S75............. 4, 016, 627 S'!2, SIS 459, 90S 262,129 138,470 101, 925 97,070 S0f 053 58, 237 GO, 331 12, 558 13,831 4S, 753 C, 255,9S5 1 2,887,153 9,143,138
1876............. 4,194,113 S1G, 039 005, 030 1 297,490 192, 507 122 754 159,590 02, 504 76, 009 03, 021 16,811 21, 74S 38,99!) 0, 788,124 ' 2,927, 780 9, 715,904
1877.............. 4, 491, 94G SOU, 780 S 740,002 438, 727 235. 810 ■192 015 109, 090 92, 700 75, 247 O', 4SS 21, 542 17, 921 42, 759 7,448,697 ■ 2, 957, 79) 10, 400. 48.3
1878............. 5,232, 573 oil), 238 j 843,257 548, 577 224, 608 19G sr:j 211, 859 121,420 64, 330 79, 656 21,521 21,920 44.54-2 8,521,090 | 3,009, 437 11,530, 527
1879.............. G, SOS, 19G 1, 026, 880 | 1.232,045 540,421 244,039 188 552 202, 085 107, 485 101, 300 96.412 45. 640 17, 554 40, S79 10,718.394 | 3, 049, 743 13,768.137
1880.............. 7, 931,422 1,689, 340 j 1,234,998 619,319 233,347 223 400 200, 359 226,477 104,473 107,151 70,850 24.449 35,179 12, 111. 160 j 3,140,169 15, 251,329
1881............. 8, 457, 797 1,172, 503 | 1 035, 078 G5S, SGI 304, 809 103 l 277
195, 907 274, 534 92.421 120, 490 66, 947 14,4”>5 40, 307 12,711,392 ! 2,919,149 15,630,541
1882............. 7, 679, 979 1,252,184 j 830,200 435,253 3.70, 293 ! 201 205 106,374 327, 039 I 71,125 157, 244 68, 879 17, 896 44, 538 11,688,209 2, DOS, 290 14,050,499
1883............. G, 775, 526 1,120,113 j 694,240 ; 417,728 370, 890 ) 254 4-2 147, 848 327, 53!) 71,050 105, 970 98, 954 19,493 49, 497 10, 526,176 j 2, 834, 681 13, 360, 857
1 8 8 4 ........ 5,925,231 1, 964,142 j 684,514 ! 343,077 308, 087 j 209 349 129,211 277,817 ; 66,755 119,338 70, 732 2!. 114 44,097 0,2G4,364 j ‘2,820,792 12,085,150
1885............. 6,224,388 1,082, 720 j 714,178 | 355,286 209, 810 ! 225 507 97,140 286, 861 I 54,618 100, 077 80, 202 20 223 58,210 ; 9, 578,280 2, 709, 212 12,287, 492
NAVIGATION--- TONNAGE ENTERED. 163

No. 1.40.—NATIONALITY of the FOREIGN TONNAGE, and total AMERICAN TONNAGE Cl e a r e d from
S eaports of the U nited States for Foreign Countries, from 1858 to 18S5, inclusive.
Ye4r ending
June 30— British. Gorman, Norwegian
and
Swedish.
Italian, j French. Spanish.
t
Austrian.
Belgian. Russian. Dutch. Danish.
Portuguese.
All j
other |
T otai, |
foreign, j
FOREIGN. | American, j i
1858..
Tons.
910,187
Tuns.
222,571
Tuns.
20, 303
Tons, j Tons.
16,597 I 17,615
Tons.
C8.0G0
Tons.
1, 648
Tons.
4,711
Tons.
7,920
Tons.
10,899
Tons.
5,877
Tons.
3,853 i
Tons, i
17,494
Tons.
1,308,635
Tons.
3,127,746 i
Tens.
4,436,381
3859.. 1,080, 708 253, 744 31,743 29,570 ! 21,301 72,428 2,634 2,816 11,647 14,053 10,332 4,584 10.541 1,552,101 3,315,325 4.867, 426
I860.. 1,281,004 252, 706 43,153 32,419 : 25,548 58, 858 7,251 139 14,449 12,725 9, 307 3,699 14,613 1,755, 871 3,501,465 5, 257, 336
1801... 1,156,710 237, 589 34, 738 17,655 j 14,056 15, 691 12,168 1,328 10, 373 12, 336 9,457 4,909 1 8, 935 i 1,536,005 2,873,720 4, 409, 725
1862... ........ 1,196,920 284,092 45,345 17, 055 \ 18,040 13,407 15, 578 5,869 5, 594 11,353 10,321 3,105 | 10,429 1,637,168 2,507,763 4,204,931
1863— 1,511,115 340,496 57,384 27,517 21,837 7,878 32,460 1,970 10,031 16, 433 20.983 7,947 : 14,832 ' 2,076,892 2, 260, 312 4,343,204
1864... 1, 006,386 331,514 63,762 42,256 : 34,704 3,980 24, 435 2,910 24, 738 23, 061 33,405 7,350 28,390 2, GIG, 951 1,662,282 4,279,233
1865... ........ 1,051,868 250,219 33, 383 20,738 49,432 5,470 0,777 4,288 40,489 21, 59S 18,254 7,199 34, 486 2, 450, 201 1,710.330 4,160,531
1866... ____ 2,470, 039 407,916 54,589 36,706 58,799 22, 281 6.970 1,822 12,739 12,662 13,243 5. 780 21,525 ! 3, 131,077 2,029, 755 5,160, 832
1867... 2, 488, 044 451,880 64, 832 52,549 77,708 22,050 8,456 752 11,006 11,669 10,107 7,891 23,388 3,230, 392 2,270, 096 5,500,488
1868... 2,372,965 509,703 72, 528 34,883 70,800 39,209 0,155 3,457 15,839 13,986 l i , 320 4,352 29,003 3,186,200 2,625,031 ; 5.811,231
3869... 2, 619, 696 611,158 100,288 43,597 90,369 25, 754 5,721 5,130 11,826 12,411 12,222 4,112 33, 848 3,612,138 2,502,200 ! 6,114,338
1870... 2, 773, 378 694, 801 112,224 51,795 80,098 30,107 14,143 654 8,304 15,965 13,521 10,547 26,433 3, 832,030 2, 520, 598 j 0,361,028
1871... ........ 3, 342, 603 460, 214 156, 761 03, 567 | 96, 882 80,718 9,715 2, 869 16,196 13, 379 16, 667 11.709 21,681 4,282,901 2,634,841 i 6, 917, 802
1872... 3, 682,760 782, 570 237,715 96,934 118, 034 94, 788 22,193 G, 631 24,454 17, 563 18, 597 12,191 26,711 5,141,147 2,597,611 7,738,708
1873... ........ 4, 053, 311 827,339 380,758 159, 771 123, 072 130, 874 08,115 10, 752 55,122 39, 712 23,404 13,189 43,432 5, 940, 849 2,57,4,021 i 8, 514, S~0
1874 ... ........ 4, 395,197 1, 079,989 662, 891 330, 399 ; 140, 390 92,133 140, 827 43, 416 75, 002 44, 564 21, 220 15, 569 41, 350 7,090, 947 2, 961,103 i 10, 058, 050
1875... 3, 971, 229 909,527 475, 590 283,448 ; 138,753 99, 910 108, 505 81, 858 00, 580 71, 254 15, 010 13, 296 50, 385 0, 279, 345 3, 061, 354 j 9, 340 699
1876... 4,261,644 820, 584 693, 564 284,488 1 165, 735 122, 542 155, 534 93,412 73, 235 60,272 18, 599 18, 790 33, 697 6, 802, 09C 3,037,362 | 9, 839,458
1877... ........ 4,407, 001 806,140 726, 007 396,117 238,175 184,468 102, 380 92, 600 70, 370 60, 091 23,174 18, 603 39, 620 7, 345, 436 3,043.158 10, 388, 594
1878... 5, 215,101 933, 316 887, 777 506, 376 ; 223, 383 198, 260 231, 972 124,414 GG, 804 74, 760 22,120 22,888 49,903 8,647, 080 3,196,491 ! 11, 843, 571
1870... 6, 744. 018 1,022, 001 1,169, 853 522, 983 : 246, 921 1C7, 947 199,544 164, 788 101,502 93, 802 42,734 20, 616 48, 634 10,545,403 3,071,287 | 13,616,690
1880... ........ 7,875, 713 1, 133,440 1, 294, 056 644,360 ; 237, 750 231, 371 218, 257 230, 920 110, 938 112,105 72, 979 20, 339 35,745 12, 217, 973 3, 077, 724 15, 295, 097
1881... 8,499, 599 1,190,899 1, 004,452 613,214 | 304, 934 261,330 189.175 270,112 97, 596 127,369 73, 655 16,147 45, 971 12, 754, 453 3, 039, 544 15,793, 997
1882... 7,803, 675 1,241, 814 850,706 465,314 ; 386,039 276,737 181, 625 324,734 71,973 159,643 84,400 20,033 44,203 11,910,956 2,935,512 14,846,468
18S3... 6.888,635 1,143, 961 711,224 | 440,677 j 348,717 256,061 158,75S 324,747 * 71,053 156,926 103,378 19,246 46,562 10,669,945 2,805,077 13,565, 022
1384 .. 5,990,666 1, 064,136 687,978 343,434 ; 320, 238 223,154 131,329 258,263 ; 75,073 121,353 69,389 21,115 54,482 9,360, 610 2,845,109 12,205,719
1885 .. — ; 6,347,330 1,082,877 718,677 j 350,960 vtlUy BUU 1268, wUO, uot G9i 217,518 —1I| Wiv . »;o, 98,781 I Ul 264,089 VOJ UXy Cl, 264 «Ut 115,496 lio, ‘idU i ; 0«> 82,721 ImiL, ' 20,144 XV. l t t UVy 59,1491 1 0 i 9,057,700 «7| UC11 Ivv • 2,808,575 XtOUO. viu ;
! • ■ • ! • « , i | ! I
12.496,275
Guano
TOTAI..
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N A V IG A T IO N -----TO N N A G E C L E A R E D .

jSTo. 147._TONNAGE of AMERICAN and FOREIGN VESSELS E n t e r e d at tlie Principal and other S eapo rts of
the U n it e d St a t e s from Foreign Countries, from 1856 to 1885, inclusive.
Y ear ending
Ja n e 30— Portland. 1
Boston. New York.
Philadelphia.
Baltimore. Charleston. Savannah. Mobile.
New
Orleans.
Galveston.
San
Francisco
A ll other
( seaports.
Total.
Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tom. Tons. Tons. Tons. ; Tom. Tons.
1856.................. 53, 037 682,165 1,681,659 ITS, 178 153, 323 121, 542 70,082 169,249 | 663, 067 10, 846 108, 352 517, 538 4,464,036
1 8 5 7 ................ 69,14G 714,821 2, 035, 649 189,102 163,381 120,126 108,685 107,484 ; 612, 286 7,511 149,242 550,394 4,842,927
1858.................. 74,921 605,442 1, 004, 219 150, 071 156, 810 120, 573 60, 048 115, 832 ] 5S3, 770 S, 856 147,175 541,910 4, 338, 233
1859.................. 89, S76 734,167 1,890,144 160,421 189.992 129,764 86,524 131, 000 j 659,083 24, 320 221,430 575, 095 4, 913. 031
1860.................. 115, 275 718, 587 1, 973, 812 185,162 180, 417 126,411 92, 648 160, 909 1 032, 398 32,263 235, 001 541,311 5,000,194
1861.................. 135, 907 771,948 2,320, 927 183,408 225,110 50,371 10, 036 67, 646 I 63,993 8 ,2‘2S 205, 002 504.911 4.559,087
1862. 14ft ssn 01 !> 435 2, 509, 749 171, 882 123 OSS 231,098 391,485 4,191. 296
1863.................. 138 532 p,39 R‘>8 2, 554, 858 194, 443 128 065 c t................ a ........ .. 256. 584 292,610 4, 20.7.420
1864.................. 149 358 681,189 ■2,332,192 188, 938 102,752 50,5S8 290,558 312, 000 4,107, 481
1865.................. 134 447 655, 035 2 075.477 159 579 86 406 50, 970 a ................ 321,253 341.700 3,620,927
1860.................. 151,025 725, 424 2,097, 325 222, 952 132,830 19,113 35, 407 68,710 j 228, 339 11,129 338,130 : 377,497 5, 008, 4S7
1867................. 147,729 731, 920 2,754, 005 280,735 203, 618 29, 077 39, 982 47,577 ■ 253,729 19,707 310,896 441,341 5,206,386
1868 ................ 170,641 642,478 2,865, 252 278,440 210, 727 43, 790 84,188 88,544 j 326, 210 23,654 413,673 417,918 5, 571, 521
1869 ................ 134, 805 779,371 3,101, 691 292.595 225, 302 29, 691 81, 974 01,210 ; 3S1, 882 26, 515 443, 735 473, 209 6, 031, 980
1870.................. 175,175 79.3, 927 3, 093, ISO 300, 006 272, 290 36, 332 80,110 70,249 1 458,447 31, 555 393, 983 i 558,929 0, 270.189
1871.................. 101,177 830,104 3, 413, 436 369, 616 315. 734 48,104 142, 902 103,822 ; 560, 797 66, 094 353, 493 016. 918 0, 994,197
1872.................. 173,427 861,480 3, 969, 339 417,911 306, 130 43, 570 130, 523 55, 895 j 501, 005 53, 709 423,572 741,357 7, 769, 980
1873.................. 215, 340 819, 819 4,211,624 466,817 397,167 48, 040 135, 456 47,139 ; 522,791 74, 015 54 S, 477 908,004 6,394, 749
1874.................. 213,351 730, 709 5 ,04ft, 618 057, 04.5 558, 599 89,424 223.517 53, GOO j 030, 945 127,70.8 554.101 . 1.120,792- 10, 009. 655
1875.................. 244, 565 768, 078 4,421,071 5.-2, 295 501, 314 102, 023 185, 04« 48,352 ! 454,000 01,913 720,438 963, 434 9,143.138
1870.................. 209, 558 ! 637,738 4, 407,139 844, 291 067, 857 113,170 209, 5S9 87, 752 ; 599,5S2 88. 530 ; 021. 382 1,109.307 ' 9, 71-5 904
1877.................. 184,104 752,391 4, 072, 300 8U), 033 921.118 l lo, 202 202, 909 80,872 : 603,183 99,380 : 724,508 1. 208, 822 10, 406.488
1878.................. 133,487 938,102 5, 545, 025 853, (127 951,521 121,859 222, 725 74,040 : 718,163 72,011 024, 040 1. 275, 020 11.550. 527
1879.................. Kill, 991 1,137, 632 6,061, 826 1,315, 619 1,374,554 ICO, 009 238, 174 59,166 652,769 135, 5(10 0.19. 536 1,282.016 15.70S, 157
1880 ................ 122,723 1, 247, 447 7,011,282 1,391,312 1,502,713 110, 203 183, 095 01,471 700,910 . 117,072 704.051 1,331,207 15,251.520
1881.................. j 157,556 | 1,565,920 7, 560,522 1,070.035 1,305, 8(15 150, 5 li 219,584 82,901 003, 835 215, 311 006.719 1. 513. 781 15, 0-0, 551
1882............ ! 170,789 1.416,231 7 ,30O, 813 1, 055, 901 852, 575 93, 530 131, 353 50,219 020,4*72 141,743 1,110, 003 1,651, 280 11. 650, 100
1883................ 180, 813 1 1,314,515 6, 448, H>7 857, 292 893,771 131,510 1-10, 209 67,790 734,791 ; 153. Bn 887. 70S 1,516, ili'N 13. 300, 857
1 8 -4 .............. 171,649 i 1,180,871 IS, 058, 871 770.927 027. 34 4 100,405 155,721 110, 264 084.231 121. 001 -61, 560 1. 502, 150 12. 085, 150
1885................ 132, 558 1,152.415 3, 059, 7;::! l, ins, 1i;7 027,418 124. 785 181,203 89, 558 (’>56. 931 05. 50’.; .--1.299 1. ('47. 802 12. 257, 402
N A 5 'IG A T IO X ----- T O N N A G E E N T E R E D
a N«» return* were received during tin* civil w ar

No. 148.—TONNAGE of AMERICAN and FOREIGN VESSELS Ce e a r e d from tlie Principal and other Se a po r ts £
of the U n ited S tates for Foreign Countries, from 1856 to 1885, inclusive.
cj
Y e a r e n d in g J u n e 30— P o r tla n d . B o s to n . N e w Y o rk ,
P h ila d e l­
p h ia .
B a ltim o r e .
C h a r lesto
n .
S a v a n ­
n ah.
M o b ile.
N e w Orle
a n s .
G a lv e s ­
to n .
S a n F r a n ­
cisc o .
A lL o tlie r j
sea p o rts.
T o ta l.
Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons, j Tons.
1 8 5 0 ........................................... 84*642 047,404 1, 520, 623 129, 739 159, 311 161, OSS 87,720 213, 218 773,162 10,903 305,447 601, 544 1 4, 094, 807
1 8 5 7 ........................................... 104, 755 6G0, 952 1,756,441 141,020 188,286 143,473 120,820 156,110 728, 500 12,541 202,751 599,051 4,881, CGO
110, 215 612, 504 1, 460, 998 119, 878 164,411 145, G17 88, 050 149, 445 733, 393 17, 517 225,400 602,893 ! 4 ,4 3 G, 381
1 8 5 9 .......................................... 130, 966 612,023 1,476,279 125, 657 171,446 161, 665 138,762 200, 030 808,248 31,478 354,406 620,466 | 4, 867, 426
1860 . . .................................... 155, 8C1 633, 467 1,678,905 135, 037 174, 000 179,733 149,011 255, 387 894, 353 47,755 351, 923 601, 905 | 5, 257. 830
1 8 6 1 ........................................... 147, 833 606,001 2,187, 895 179, 358 208, 858 52, 317 10,156 64, 794 70, 935 10, 771 278, 851 405, 956 j 4,409, 725
1802 ........................................... 1G7, 308 527, 929 2, 421,534 197,449 138, 889 a .............. « .............. a .............. a .................. a .............. 345, 667 402,865 ! 4, 204,931
1803 ........................................... 175, 408 580, 559 2, 554, 864 201, 43d 142,231 « .......... " ............. a .............. a .................. a .............. 352, 003 330,698 | 4, 343, 204
1804 .......................................... 175, 990 GOO, 264 2, 328, SS4 158, 738 124, 297 f t ............. d t.............. a .............. 76, 083 a .............. 375, 923 378,454 ! 4,279,233
*a .............
1865 ...........................................
I860 ..........................................
187,828 CG5,398 2,102,915 142, 562 109,727 f t ..............
f t ..............
a .............. 72, 895
402, 779 476,427 j 4,100, 531
172,262 CSC, 044 2, 503, 885 230, S15 140, 989 26, 720 53, 484 127, 150 315, 738 18, 223 304, 009 516,013 1 5,160, 832
199, 041 689, 791 2, 639, 462 295, 516 170, 521 42, 905 71,417 76, 744 368, 213 31, 477 304, 085 545,266 ! 5 ,5 00,488
1808 .......................................... 222, C34 595.018 2, 752, 815 297, 089 214, 205 4 9 ,1S1 134, 505 109,878 400,133 29,116 480, 038 526,619 ; 5, 811,231
1869 ........................................... 208,898 G24,999 2, 963, 5S9 271, 511 217,499 37,709 107,437 73, 895 411,430 30,582 524, 564 626,225 ; 6 ,1 14.333
1870 ........................................... 229, 782 570,233 2 ,9 7 1 ,9 2 4 282.639 246,569 52, 812 136,437 79,738 501,45S 52,701 493,555 C83.780 0, 3C1, 628
1 8 7 1 ........................................... 210,876 602,553 3, 252,539 330,743
79,157 410,252 747,427 i 6, 917,802
264,880
346,327
74, 529 201, 997
141,380
750, 421 3, 748, 516 405, 312
60, 504 4S1.798 911,364 ! i,'t *ii5, i Drt
1873 ........................................... 279,582 703,974 4,087, 261 450,199 411,161 65,500 159, 206 55, 649 566, 941 89,758 630, 47G 1.015,103 8,514, 870
1874 ........................................... 280,738 C59,102 4, 837,218 689,230 524,847 102, 041 185,435 53, OGu 658, 513 148, S87 59C, 523 1.330,956 j 10, 058, 050
1875 .......................................... 320,442 032,873 4 ,3 11,433 6 2 4 ,1S5 5 5 5 ,4G8 119,274 167,397 58, 950 523, 584 127, 579 747,009 1,152, 505 9,340, 699
1 8 7 6 ........................................... 2 S3,929 577, 515 4,282,3 7 7 826, 054 GSf>, G2G 12G, 874 169,181 98,474 635,373 10?, 753 665, 649 1,382,053 : 9, S39,458
1877 ........................................... 246,918 701, 500 4 ,4 5 2 ,5 9 5 8 0 2 ,30G 840,401 153, 998 144,779 90, 265 G07, 553 103, 291 S27, 203 1,417,783 : 10, 3SS, 594
1 8 7 8 ........................................... 202,149 797,024 5,638,353 905,990 1, 004,848 135.349 1GC, 420 79, S ?5 749, 508 82, 298 615, C81 1,465, 497 11. 843,571
1 8 7 9 ........................................... 171,797 1, 025,280 6,404, 847 1, 221,048 1, 345,747 170,143 193.014 57,518 606, 037 128, 399 748,) 19 1,484,741 ' 13, GIG, £90
1 8 8 0 ........................................... 198. 298 1, 235,752 7 ,4 29,802 1,240,364 1,491,060 148,218 170,092 69,181 858, 765 99, 007 777, 595 1,577,563 : 15,295, 697
1 8 8 1 ........................................... 217,190 1, 515, 958 7,513, 608 1,004.557 1, 350,446 194, 672 209, 549 83, 370 1, 033,199 183, 349 850,319 1,031,780 i 15, 792, 997
1 8 8 2 ........................................... 235,773 1, 305,172 7, 263,174 969,163 802, 627 158, 002 162,144 69, 034 061,498 115,579 1,200,419 1,903,883 ! 14, 846, 468
1 8 8 3 ........................................... 241,389 1 ,1 6 3 ,1 3 6 G, 327, 690 791,367 930,452 171, 028 172,335 71,237 765, 934 166, 459 930, 081 1,827,314 ; 13, 505, 022
1884 ........................................... 257,130 1 ,0 3 1 ,4 6 2 5,423, 958 660, 33S 070, 510 140,187 171,018 117.052 683, 860 134, 941 884, 814 2 ,0 2 4 ,4 4 3 , 13, 205, 719
1885.................................... 203, 905 975,495 5,440,724 921, 27G 739,024 148,754 i8 0 , 889 96,710 674, 7GG 89, 536 973, 231 2, Oj I, 965 j 12, 496, 275
120,013
57,492
622, 820
537. 715
A Y 1G A T IO N -----T O N N A G E C L E A R E D .
a S o retu rn s w ere received from these ports during th e civil -war.

No. 149.—TONNAGE of AMERICAN and FOREIGN VESSELS E n t e r e d at Se a po r ts of the U n it e d States from
the Principal and other Foreign Countries, from I860 to 1885, inclusive.
T e a r ending J a n e 30—
T he U nited
Kingdom.
Chba.
Germany.
Provinces of
N ova Scot! a, New
Brunswick, and
P rince E dw ard
Island.a
Eranc.e.
B ritish Colnm
bia.a
Italy.
Belgium.
B ritish W est
Indies and
B ritish Hon •
duras.
1860..........................................
Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons.
51,4 GO, 951 762,712 174,255 659,113 298,436 N ot disting’d 129,185 25,758 169, 202
1861........................................ r»7i fins 169 303 661, 850 214 587 91,868 24,495 141,737
1863..................... 449. OnO 196, 965 644, 523 283,512 96,137 57, 572 129,912
1803 .......................................... 475 079 188,613 634,212 113,588 do ........... 98,316 40,613 149,227
1864.......................................... 51, 353, 958 553,315 177,645 676,069 103,186 06,120 94,964 17, 535 130* 975
1865..................................................... 5963,735 568,277 190,568 746,682 68,954 113,625 70,771 24,749 139,4S1
1806 c..................................................... 1, 622, 092 715,029 310,719 734,352 158, 051 70, 026 113,330 22,234 144,150
1807c................................................. 1,691,686 745,350 373,058 706,029 171,981 61,578 117,399 42,168 155,371
18G8e.................................................... 1,801,155 883,893 430,017 603,648 160,322 78,198 109,408 44,032 144,103
18G9c.................................................... ], 960,305 849,887 510,333 730,513 149,620 93, 035 137, ICO 51, 275 163,931
1870 c........................................................ 2,144,19G 884,330 574,069 690, 586 164,641 79,034 139,024 53, 015 147,831
1871...................................................................... 2,722,416 891,082 428,469 730, 667 180,633 98,973 148, 055 80,871 163,882
1873...................................................................... 3, 093, 724 908,150 680,643 750,239 219,888 115,172 153,140 102,319 1G7,007
1873..................................................................... 3,103,643 1,030,276 743,975 738, 622 249,211 124,186 158,242 113,239 188,774
1874...................................................................... 3, 884, 907 1,188, 555 9GQ, 473 773, 022 395, 257 14 Q, 018 201,928 246, S30 184, 969
1875...................................................................... 3, 214,004 1,124, 897 797, 559 684,995 293,594 162, 084 214,250 221, 025 187,360
1876...................................................................... 63, 815,665 1,028,703 755, 783 572, 836 464, 078 209,132 216, 083 250, 263 227, 803
1877...................................................................... 4, 298,430 951, CG7 842,620 613,464 542,489 289, 285 195, 288 268,057 258,619
1878...................................................................... 4, 929,834 1,008,708 838, 085 026,182 593,410 317,191 302,213 280,723 264, 560
1870...................................................................... 5, 585,371 1,132,553 978, 810 584, 215 1, 091, 375 026,607 333, 523 440,181 2S4, 348
1S80 .................................................................... 6, 326,849 1,130, 587 963, 743 686,105 1, 111, 847 341, G52 357,766 527, 275 254, 397
1881...................................................................... 6,430,115 1,150,273 1,024,374 780, 545 1, 012, 905 338, 606 351, 249 495, 385 340. 2C3
1882...................................................................... 5,368,142 1,171,749 1,189,042 816, 897 713, 089 382,800 292, 914 576,354 401,374
1883...................................................................... 4,571,597 1, 083, 793 1,053, 920 838,384 605,879 378,325 271,931 504,070 433, 332
1884......................................................... .......... 3, 662,149 952, 092 973, 942 763, 588 4G2, 686 499,876 320, 541 411, 033 451, 813
1885...................................................................... 3,809, 80S 908,860 999,930 G93, 301 460, 601 559, 403 403, 025 485,306 500, 000
a Prior to the year 1864 th e tonnage of vessels entered from B ritish Columbia is combined with th a t entered from B ritish Possessions on the A tlantic; subsequent to th a t
period it is shown in a separate column.
y A small portion of th e tonnage fom th e U nited Kingdom during these years entered at lake ports, and has been deducted from th e total tonnage entered from th a t
country, which w ill acconnt for tlib apparent discrepancy betw een these figures and those of th e regular annual statem ents of navigation.
cNo detailed statem ent of th e trade of each port wit-li foreign countries was published for these years, w hich renders it impossible to determ ine w bat am ount of th e tonnage
of each foreign country, if any, m ay have entered a t lake ports. The whole amount ot tonnage from th e countries herein enum erated has therefore been credited to seaports.
N A V IG A T IO N ----- T O N N A G E E N T E R E D . 1G7

No. 149__TONNAGE of AMERICAN and FOREIGN VESSELS Entered, &c— Continued.
T e a r ending Ju n e 30—
Brazil.
U nited States
of Colombia.
China, in ­
cluding
Hong-Kong.
N etherlands.
Spain.
B ritish Possessions
in
A ustralasia.
Mexico.
A llo th e r | T tftl
countries. !
i
Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. i Tons.
1860 ............................................................................. 148, 463 200,664 81,467 32,451 56, 799 21,262 62, 020 717,456 | 5,000,194
1861............................................................................. 106, 002 133,851 75,950 38,027 44,781 10,983 32,750 700,855 ! 4,559,087
1862 .................................................................. „......... 102, 340 142,497 60, 569 33, 492 55, 200 11,318 38,358 442,439 4,191,296
1863 ............................................................................ 76,552 163,809 68,519 30,431 57,296 14,554 62,529 489,095 4,205,420
1864 ............................................................................. 85, 538 210, 055 58, 941 19,124 49, 017 16,018 81, 379 464,642 . 4,167,481
1865.............................................................................. 63,048 205,124 39,644 9,761 26,236 18,691 92,309 485,272 3,826,927
1366 a .......................................................................... 107,280 189, 569 64,423 26,308 36,421 34,599 98,606 561,292 5,008,487
116,776 212,077 67,850 21,597 35,238 33,250 80,688 634,290 5,266, 386
] 868 O'.......................................................................... 144,062 294,366 56,161 20, 510 48,861 19,761 68,803 664,221 ; 5,571,521
1869 a .......................................................................... 133,926 341, 341 65,854 24,107 57,350 35,858 73,154 647,736 6,031,980
1870 a .......................................................................... 135, 905 189,281 69, 995 27,112 63, 069 73,288 70,242 764,571 6,270,189
1871............................................................................. 171 384 160,675 62,675 28,319 70,146 48,715 74,454 932,781 6,994,197
1872 ............................................................................. 139,459 163,037 82,220 51,545 65,182 61,114 66,591 950,556 7, 769,986
1873 ....................................................................... 167,783 200, 255 129,977 69,906 88,260 77,498 83,119 1,067,783. 8, 394, 749
1874 .............................................................................. 226,558 214,783 78, 717 162, 647 83, 687 115, 278 96,074 1,049,952 i 10,009,655
1875............................................................................. 248,184 259,732 78,059 128,971 77, 330 203,702 103, 627 1,143.105 9,143,138
1876............................................................................. 221, 047 221,137 83,408 152, 901 119, 652 149,142 129, 659 1,037,892 9,715,904
1877 .............................................................................. 212,238 186,809 96, 630 179,386 146,523 197,807 118,440 1,007,836 10,406,488
1878............................................................................. 232,040 201,122 186, 680 180, 032 165,697 148, 753 121,403 1,127,894 ' 11,530,527
1879 ............................................................................. 353, 856 220,812 177.416 275,437 233,678 163, 553 138,092 1,448, 304 13, 768,137
1880.............................................................................. 411,473 230,807 367,135 250,998 268,823 199,757 139,641 1,782,474 15,251,329
1881............................................................................. 402,851 225,610 198,511 277,245 380,366 146,495 222,900 1,840,788. 15,630,541
1882....... ..................................................................... 380,295 262,164 201,031 254,447 330,830 223,227 298,618 1,793,526 14,656,499
1883 .............................................................................. 335,788 232,316 188,802 260, 576 486, 384 208,656 271, 805 4, 056,163 16,381,727
1884 .............................................................................. 414,079 205,115 158,302 206,962 447,987 232,278 246,452 1, 670,261 . 12, 085,156
1885............................................................................. 449,105 228,447 143,412 179,279 194,076 211,708 207,906 4,870,540 15,304,827
1
168 N A V IG A T IO N — T O N N A G E E N T E R E D .
a No detailed statem ent of th e trad e of each p o rt w ith foreigr
•of each foreign country, if any, m ay have entered a t lake ports. T he whole am ount of 1

-TONNAGE o f AMERICAN and FOREIGN VESSELS Cl e a r e d from S e a p o r t s of the U n it e d S t a t e s
No. 150.-
for the Principal and other Foreign Countries, from 1858 to 1885, inclusive.
Y e a r e n d i n g J u n e 3 0 —
T l i e U n i t e d
K i n g d o m .
C u b a .
B e lg iu m .
B r it is h
"W est I n d ie s
a n d B r it is h
H o n d u r a s .
m s ...................................
3859..................................
1800 ..................................
1801..................................
1863 .....................
1803 ..................................
1864 .....................
1865 ..................................
1806 ..................................
1867 .................................
1868 ...........................................
.1800...........................................
1870 ....................
1871 ....................
1672 ................................
1873 ................................
1874 ................................
1875 ................................
1870 ................................
1877 ................................
1878 .........................................
1879 ................................
1880 ....................
1881................................
1882 .........................................
1883 .........................................
1884 ........................................
1885 ........................................
rona. i Tons. i Tons. Tom.
1,310, 600 i 561.246 1 166, 924 717, 736
1, 230, 518 030,436 j 210,778 887, 903
1, 556,410 ‘ 095,007 | 204,211 891,242
1,507,459 ‘ 508, 741 174, 903 807,100
1,495,131 | 405,778 159,273 044,840
1,601,773 405,566 158,214 088, 922
1,256,540 190,939 104,599 827,924
868, 005 505,450 190, 289 9C3, 023
1, 041, 512 012, 634 300,720 924, 076
1,855,962 580,739 305,280 920, 099
1, 904, 200 758,934 402,034 759, 522
1, 803,125 675, 288 554, 791 3, 031, 849
2,204,439 714,766 625,198 891, 088
2,849,827 595, 213 541,170 932,323
3, 093,724 908,150 680, 043 750, 239
3, 709, 871 047, 834 890, 025 909, 331
4, 554, G70 809,599 1, 075,217 803, 667
4,101, 665 843,838 892, 732 739,750
4, 835, 991 032,503 806, 721 008,642
5, 034, 510 582,510 918,187 645, 855
5,891,527 007, 441 944, 701 599, 545
6.183,070 713,957 1,103,095 553, 240
7, 067,755 098,807 1,185,408 788,472
7,414,403 742,530 1, 315, 411 819,202 |
6, 453, 625 831,762 1.331,528 1.008,749
5, 674, 277 632, 097 1,180,028 UG4.199 !
4, 097, 039 570. 075 1,120,183 841,516 !
5, 045, 040 577, 322 1. 135, 615 716,088 !
Tons.
239, 032
2 9 8 ,9 7 7 ' . .. do .
3 6 0 ,4 3 0 | ... do .
204, 865 | ....d o .
2 7 8 ,0 8 1 ___do .
9 5 ,2 8 1 . . . do .
8 2 ,6 3 3
91, 528
204, 819
2 4 8 ,0 6 9
2 1 7 ,7 7 0
202, 706
277, 440
193. 287
219, 888
282, 254
393, 371
3 1 7 , 1 7 4
4 1 3 ,8 7 4 I
514, 352 i
663,0 3 1
1, 44.7, 809 j
1 ,5 5 7 ,0 0 4 '
1 , 32C, 940
8 4 9 ,8 8 0 1
8 2 4 ,1 4 2 j
694, 2G1 j
6 8 0 ,0 8 3 I
Tons.
K o td iatin g ’d
9 3 ,3 6 1
137, 684
80, 948
61, 951
9 1 ,4 1 2
109, 599
1 0 3 ,1 4 8
120, 316
1 1 5 ,1 7 2
142, 889
170, 075
203, 7 1 8
2 90, 9 7 4
3 1 2 ,4 5 9
353, 908
327, 579
343, 047
321, 957 j
3 S 9 .4 7 7 j
3 9 0 ,9 9 0 ,
5 4 3 ,3 9 3 ;
5 1 9 ,3 3 6
on
s s e ls c l e a r e d f o r B r i t i s h C o lu m b i a i s c o m b in e d w i t h t h a t c l e a r e d f o r B r i t i s h P o s se s s io n .-
a P r io r t o t h e y e a r 1801 t h e t o n n a g e a t' ve­
Tons.
3 0 ,8 8 9
40, 090
48, 992
20, 603
16, 297
10, 054
24, 850
2 7 ,3 1 0
Tom.
32, 405
3 0 ,0 1 5
38, 640
30, 002
57, 847
47, 838
3 8 ,6 4 7
3 5 .9 3 4
T o n s .
100, 070
177, G'.IS
158, 205
139, 841
1 3 9 ,1 8 6
1 3 0 ,2 0 3
1 5 3 ,3 1 5
14 4, 027
3 0 ,8 8 0 j 52, 509 i 162, 204
3 8 ,4 8 4 J 8 7 ,7 2 3 | 1 5 4 ,4 4 6
4 8 ,6 5 4 | 8 6 .8 7 S ■' 1 3 4 ,1 9 6
42, 741 ■ 8 0 ,9 2 3 ; 105, 909
4 0 ,7 9 5 8 1 ,4 6 3 j 1 4 7 ,6 7 2
55, 254 ! 128, 414 ; 158, 298
1 5 3 ,1 4 0 1 0 2 ,3 1 9 j 1 0 7 ,0 0 7
61, 940 : 1 4 9 ,6 0 8 j 168, 559
77, 976 : 264, 476 j 173, 915
70, 9 4 3 1 220, 760 | 1 9 9 , 0 9 3
8 8 , 2 0 9 2 5 7 , 7 1 6 : 2 1 5 , 8 9 4
94, 430 275, 802 : 199, 980
126, 858 3 7 2 ,4 0 5 , 229, 974
139, 2S0 543, 300 j 245, 813
241, 039 0 6 1 ,4 0 5 ' 285, 716
1 3 0 ,1 1 3 6 9 3 ,5 0 0 280. 903
142, 894 581. 832 307, 727
141, 963 5 5 4 ,5 7 3 3 3 6 ,3 5 4
107, 769 4 7 9 .7 9 8 :;i0, fifhi
183, 986 532. ‘570 27‘J. :uu
the .Atlantic.
NAVIGATION----TONNAGE CLEARED.

No. 150.—TONNAGE of AMEEICAN a n d FOREIGN VESSELS C l e a r e d , & o — C o n t i n u e d .
1838.
1859 .
1860 -
1861.
1862 .
1863-
1864 .
1865 .
I860.
1867 .
1868.
1860.
1870 .
1871.
1872.
1873 .
1874.
1875
1876
1877.
1878.
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
T e a r ending J u n e 30—
razil.
China, including
Netherlands.
U nited States!
of Colombia. | Hong-Kong.
Fon-s. Tons. j Tons.
90,217 120,619 | 68,668
116,438 141,452 i 101,751
92,831 205, 908 | 84,125
74,183 155,430 ; 48,125 j
66,511 ! 167,466 1 108,328 S
64,696 182,131 79,997
68,880 ! 233,143 67,007 ,
62,866 216, G28 75,477
79,609 ’ 214,620 51,805
82,757 ! 257,787 59,881
77,453 j 322,076 51,723
86,735 ' 350,299 59,944
92, 813 1 185,664 44, 098
94,344 1 180,294 27,100
139,459 j 163,037 82, 220
111, 296 j 208,248 20,076
117, 909 215,422 28,888
144,148 254,252 33,270
117, 523 196,785 35,966
105,150 I 164,186 48,700
125,207 191,799 122,115
164,490 219,580 97,124
158,807 226.788 89,755
172,346 193, 999 121, 817
194, 915 217,134 150,186
176, 855 201, 078 152,799
172, 691 189, 851 113, 398
138, 895 216, 275 157,291
Tons.
43, 346
59, 074
57, 347
53, 430
41, 649
30, 271
30, 311
23, 603
24, 740
37, 815
47, 781
42, 945
57, 274
104, 053
51, 545
112, 148
195, 737
135, 185
178, 871
147, 459
239, 080
274, 251
300, 205
446, 411
294, 092
325, 932
287, 175
273, 478
Spain.
I B ritish Pos-
I sessions in
| A ustralasia.
M exico.
A lt other
countries.
Total.
Tons. ; Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons.
118,589 71,259 82,791 ! 615,894 4,436,381
99,241 60,255 99,072 671,128 4,867,426
79,340 54,690 82,320 ! 647,629 5,257,336
11,422 37,885 38,886 560,730 4,409,725
25,205 48,614 i 52,058 498,667 4,204,931
44,203 47,664 89,705 660, 686 4, 343, 204
56,304 46,077 103,019 535, 678 4, 279, 233
41, 521 51,412 135,060 643,514 4,160,531
42,182 74,150 82,889 580,523 5, ICO, 832
64,160 52,866 80,295 552,174 5,500,488
79,135 36,634 77,058 655, 711 5,811, 231
80,903 46,344 80,718 699,519 6,114,338
80,462 40,068 69,112 700,128“' 6, 361, 628
100, 481 26,230 65,962 | 745,236 ! 6,917,802
65,182 61,114 66,591 j 919,328 ' 7,738,758
110,315 32,834 51,557 ! 906,025 i 8,514,870
119, 027 59,073 64,122 | 914,906 I 10,058,050
96,756 56,414 84,460 | 937,532 9,340,699
118,782 78,775 89,459 ! 866,773 ! 9, 839,458
136,892 98,108 79,323 1 1,030,685 ! 10,888, 594
132,129 101,614 } 90,373 ! 1, 051,174 : 11, 843,571
189, 082 114,793 i 105,476 | 1,197,479 13,616, 690
232, 028 I 87,851 ! 128,009 1, 242, 831 15,295,697
192, 550 j 93,664 j 163,970 1 1,358,140 j 15,793, 997
ISO, 332 | 334,287 210, 320 | 1, 507, 728 | 14,840,468
220, 503 i 131,279 214,874 j 4,406, 953 j 16,540,896
178, 792 j 356,597 184, 382 I 1,476,699 i 12, 205, 719
185,400 ; 157,598 172,326 | 3,554,07E ■ 15, 514, 769
NAVIGATION— TONNAGE CLEARED,

Eo. 151.—TONNAGE of VESSELS of the United States employed in tlie Foreign Trade, in the Coastwise Trade,
in the Whale Fisheries, and in the Cod and Mackerel Fisheries, from 1860 to 1885, inclusive.
Tear ending June 30—
1860.. .
1861.. .
1863.. .
1863.. .
1864.. .
1865 re.
1865 &.
1866 re.
1866 b .
1807 re.
1867 b .
1868 a .
18686 .
1869.. .
1870.. .
1871.. .
1872.. .
1873.. .
1874.. .
1875.. .
1876.. .
1877.. .
1878.. .
1879.. .
1880.. .
1881...
1882...
1883.. .
1884.. .
1885.. .
R egistered Teasels, foreign
trade. j
Number. ]
3.039
2,970
2,643
2,472
2,482
2,572
2,566
2,816
2,838
2, 809
2,855
2,532
2,204
2,153 i
2.039 |
2,033 j
2,006 |
2,006
[From A nnual R eports of the R egister of th e T reasury and the B ureau of N a v ig atio n ^ !__________
Tons.
2,379,396
2.496, 894
2,173,537
1,926, 886
1,486,749
509,199
1, 009,151
1, 031, 541
356, 215
1, 300,852
214,790
1,460, 940
33,449
1.496, 220
1,448, 846
1,363. 652
1, 359, 040
1, 378,533
1,389, 815
1,515, 598
1, 553,705
1,570, 600
1,589,348
1,451,505
1,314,402
1,297,035
1,259,492
1,269, 681
1,276,972
1,262,814
Coastwise trade.
I Number.
| 22,531 |
22,492 |
23,764 j
24,504 i
26,030.;
27,460 1
27, 039 ‘
27,116 i
20,614 j
20,110
19,792 !
20,049 !
20,011 |
19,619 j
20,093
19,794 1
19,854
20,041 ;
re N ew admeasurement.
Tons.
2,644,867
2, 704,544
2,600,716
2,900, 633
3,245,265
1,016,199
2,365,323
2,162,220
557,401
2, 528,214
132,176
2, 702,140
2,515,515
2, 038,247
2,764,600
2, 929, 552
3,163,220
3, 293,439
3, 219, 698
2, 598, 835
2,540,322
2,497,170
2,598,183
2,637,086
2,646,011
2,795,776 \
2, 838, 354 j
2,884, 068 j
2,895,371 '
W hale fisheries.
Number.
328
311
299
249
217
187
162
165
171
179
182
185
174
173
146
141
121
113
T o m .
166,841
145,734
117,714
99,228
95,145
1,380
89,136
76,990
28,180
52,384
71, 343
70,202
67,954
61,490
51, 608
44,755
39,108
38,229
39,116
40, 593
39,700
40,028
38,408
33,551
32,802
32,414
27,249
25,184
Number.
Cod fisheries.
2,220
1,714
2, 292
2,426
2, 385
2,453
2.089
2,188
2,311
2,288
2,435
2,445
2,323
2,120
2.090
2,249
2,101
1,803
Tons.
136,653
137,846
133,60 L
117,290
103,742
36, 683
28,502
51,139
503
44,567
83,887
62,704
91,460
92,865
97.547
109,519
78,290
80,207
87,802
91,085
86.547
79,885
77,538
76,137
77,863
95. 038
82, 940
82, 565
b Old adm easurem ent.
M ackerel fisheries.
Number.
Tons.
26,111
54,795
80, 596
51, 019
55,499
16,533
24,676
46,589
31,498
................. .......................
Total m erchant marine.
Number.
28,118 j[
27,487
28,998
29,651
31,114
32,672
32,486
32,285
25, 934
25,386
25,264
25,211
24,712
24,065
24,308
24,217
24, 082
23,963
T o n s .
5,353,868
5, 539, 813
5,112,164
5,155,056
4, 986,400
1,579,994
3,516,788
3,368,479
942,299
3, 957,515
346,972
4,318,310
33,449
4,144,641
4,246,507
4,282,007
4,437,747
4,096,027
4, 800,652
4, 853,732
4,279,458
4.242.600
4,212,765
4.169.601
4,008,034
4,057,734
4.165.933
4,235, 487
4, 271, 229
4.265.934
O
3
>
0
fei
•EMPLOYMENT OP. 171

172 TONNAGE— BUILT,
No. 152.—TONNAGE of SAILING VESSELS and of STEAM VES­
SELS comprising- the - M e r c h a n t M a r i n e of the U n i t e d S t a t e s ,
from I860 to 1885, inclusive.
[From A nnual R ep o rts of the R egister of th e T reasury and th e B ureau of Navigation.]
Y ear ending .Tune 30—
Sail. Steam. Total.
N um ber. Tons. Num ber. Tons.
1^Number. Tons.
1860........................................................ 4, 485, 931
867, 937
5, 353,868
-1861........................................................ 4, 662, 609
877, 204
5,539,813
1862 ...................................................... 4,401,701
! 710,463
5,112,164
1863........................................................ 4, 579, 537
575, 519 ■
5,155,056
1864........................................................ 4, 008,440
977, 980 ............... I 4,986,400
1, 212, 805
367,189
1,579,994
1865 b .................................................... 2, 816, 838
699,050
3,516,788
1866 a ................................................... 2,442,012
926,267
3,368,279
1866 &.................................................. 785, 254
157,245 i 942,499
1867 a .................................................... 2, 834.535
1,122,980
3,957,515
1867 &.................................................... 278, 072
G8, 900 , 346,972
1868 a ................................................... c 3,118,395
t 1,199’415 4,318,310
18682)................................................... t 33,449 $ ................. ! 33,449
I860 a ................................................... 23, 041 3, 041, 073 3, 546 1,103, 568 27,487 4,144,641
1870..................................................... 25,474 3,171, 412 3, 524 1,075, 095 28,998 | 4,246,507
1871....................................................... 26, 084 3,194, 970 3,567 1, 087, 637 29,651 4,282,607
1872...................................................... 27, 361, 3, 326,194 3, 753 1, lit, 553 31,114 : 4,437,747
1873....................................................... 28, 657 3, 539, 584 4, 015 1.156,443 32,672 4,696, 027
1874....................................................... 23, 300 3, 015, 042 4,180 1,185, 610 32,486 j 4,800,652
1875....................................................... 28, 050 3, 685, 064 4, 235 1,168,668 32,285 | 4,853,732
1876....................................................... 21, 614 3,107, 086 4, 320 1,172, 372 25,934 j 4,279,458
1877....................................................... 20, 991 3, 071, 403 4,395 1,171,197 25,386 | 4,242,600
1878....................................................... 20, 792 3, 045, 087 4,472 1,107, 678 25, 204 ' 4,212,765
1879....................................................... 20, 642 2, 993, 429 4, 569 1,176,172 25,211 ! 4,169,601
1880.................................. .................... 19, 995 2, 856, 476 4, 717 1,211,558 24,712 4,068,034
1881....................................................... 19,205 2, 792, 736 4, 860 1, 264, 998 24, 005 4,057,734
1882....................................................... 19,177 2, 810,108 5,191 1, 355, 825 24,308 4,165,933
1883....................................................... 18, 968 2, 822, 293 5, 249 1,413,194 24,217 4,235,487
1884....................................................... 18, 681 2, 805, 320 5,401 1,465,909 24,082 4,271,229
1885....................................................... 18, 564 2, 771,017 i
5,399 1,494,917 23,903 4,265,934
a N ew admeasurement.
b Old adm easurem ent.

TONNAGE---BUILT. 1 7 3
No. 153.—GLASS, NUMBER, and TONNAGE of VESSELS BUILT
in the United States, from 1S12 to 1835, inclusive.
(From Annua] R eports of th e R egister of the T reasury and Hie liureau o f Navigation.]
N um ber, class, and tonnage.
Sailing vessels.
Steam vessels.
Total.
Y ear end- i
in S ~ SShips
and
' harks.
Brigs.
Schooners.
Sloops, ■
canal- ; ,
boats, Total
and
barges.
i
T oih.
N um ­
ber.
Tons.
Tons.
D ec. 31—
1812..................
1813................. 3 21 212 128 364
1814................. 3 11 312 162 488
1815.................. 136 224 680 284 1, 324
1816.................. 76 133 781 424 1, 414
1 8 1 7 ............... 34 90 559 394 1,077
3818............... 53 85 428 332 898
1819.................. 53 82 473 240 818
1820................. 22 00 301 152 535
1821.................. 43 80 248 127 507
1822................. 04 131 200 168 623
1823................. 55 127 260 105 607
1824................. 5G 156 377 166 753
1825................. 56 197 538 168 059
1826.............. 71 187 482 227 967
1827................ 58 135 464 242 899
1828.................. 73 108 474 197 852
1829.................. 44 68 484 145 741
1830................. 25 50 403 n o 600
1831.................. 72 95 410 94 677
1832................. 132 143 508 122 965
1833................. 144 169 624 185 1,122
1834.................. 98 94 497 180 86!)
Sept. 30—
1835................. 43 55 3iU 164 653
1836................. 93 65 444 164 760
1837.................. 67 72 507 168 814
1838................. 66 79 616 153 808
1839.............. 83 89 439 124 735
1840................. 97 109 378 224 808
1841................. 114 102 319 150 685
1 8 4 2 ...A.......... 110 91 274 406 887
J u n e 30—
1813 ............... 58 * 34 ■ 138 174 404
1844................. 73 47 204 279 603
1845 ............... 124 87 322 342 875
1846................. 100 164 576 355 1,195
1847.................. 151 168 689 392 1, 400
1 8 4 8 ............. 254 1 174 701 547 1, 676
1849 .............. M8 148 023 370 1,389
1850................. 247 117 554 307 1,225
1 8 5 1 ............. 211 65 522 325 1.123
1852................ 255 79 585 265 1,184
1853................. 270 95 081 301 1,437
1854............... 334 , 112 601 386 1,493
1855.................. 381 | 126 605 609 1,781
1856 .............. 306 1 103 594 479 1,4S2
1857................. 251 j 58 504 358 1,171
1858................. 122 46 431 400 999
1859................. 89 i 28 297 284 698
84 691.42 4 457 08 8.7,148. 50
31, 153.40 7 1,429 66 371 32, 583.11
29, 039. 90 2 711 65 ' 490 29, 751. 60
154, 624.39 fj 954 05 1, 329 155, 579.09
131, 607. 86 17 2, 5! 8 89 1,431 135,186.80
86, 393.37 10 !, 233 28 1,087 87, 626.65
82, 421.20 25 : 4, 925 29 923 87, 346.49
79, 379.45 28 7, 290 74 876 86,670.24
47 784. 01 22 3, CIO 58 ; 557 51, 394.59
55, 856.02 12 1,419 10 1 519 i 57,275.12
•
75, 346. 93 16 2 222. 31 ; 639 77,569.29
72, Tfrt'. 49 23 3, tan 16 630 75, 857. U>
£(>, 851. 72 38 5, 946. 28 , 793 92, 798. 05
mo, 546.73 41 6,917 65 1,000 . 110,464.43
118, 004. 37 00 12,279. 30 'l, 033 130, 373. 67
97, 474. 80 52 8, 081. 70 951 106, 456. 53
92, 879. 28 34 (5, 085. 03 ; 886 98, 964. 31
68, 216.44 5 5 ; It, 192. 18 ; 796 79,408. 02
51, 491.51 48 i 7, 068, 89 j 648 58,560.45
60. 231.14 35 ! 5, 325. 44 ! 712 85,556. 58
129, 143. 03 100 i 15, 401. 13 ■1,005 144, 544.16
150, 758. 05 or. 10, 734. 25 1,187 161,492.30
105, 332. 54 88 i 13, 057. 30 957 ; 118,389.84
04, 338.13 72 10, 769. 76 725 75,107.89
93, 016. 79 145 23, 218. 57 911 116, 230.4 (
92, 458. 49 158 : 33, 458, 09 972 123, 913.58
01, 747. 79 105 ' 24, 158. 09 913 115, 905.88
100, 363.10 164 24, 897. 59 899 125, 260.69
100, 518. 35 s ? : 14, 085. SI 895 121,203.83
100, 117.12 108 23,513. 81 793 123, 600. 93
105, 256. 15 140 ; 24, 550. 15 1, 027 129, 806.30
50, 050. 52 79 ^ 13,837. 67 483 63, 888,24
71, 560. 06 103 32, 030. 58 7C0 103,537.29
112, 362. OS 103 33, ( 80. 38 1,038 146,042.46
141, 644. 22 225 46,359. 71 1,420 188,203.93
193, 403.38 197 50,230. 02 1,597 243, 633.40
265, 540. 53 175 52,52 ii. 01 1,851 318,075.54
213, 970. 81 215 43,018. 01 1, 554 256,988,82
227, 977.51 197 51, 258. 35 1,422 279,257.86
9.21 145.89 2 45 ; 78.326. 47 1,368 | 299,472.41
269, 821. 81 268 85, 331. 33 1, 452 1355, 3.76.19
332, 339.12 280 05,1 ”)•*>. 67 1,717 427,494. 79
44?, 216. 20 284 "fcS, 829. 8j 1, 777 536, 010.13
510, 689. 67 246 ; 72,7(59. 32 2, 027 , 584,450.01
404, 054.39 232 65, 239. 34 1,714 469,293.73
304. 315.18 272 ; 74,459. 52 1,443 378,804.70
• 179.338.53 242 ‘ 65.374. 34 1.241 244,7,2.87
121, 290. 83 177 35, 305 45 875 156,602.33

174 TONNAGE— BUILT,
No. 153.—CLASS, NUMBER, and TONNAGE of VESSELS BUILT
in the U n it e d S t a t e s, from 1812 to 1885, inclusive — Continued.
[From Annual R eports of th e R egister of th e Treasury and th e B ureau o f N avigation.]
Ships
and
harks.
Brigs.
N um ber, class, and jtonnage.
Sailing vessels.
Y ear ending—
Schooners.
Sloops,
canalboats,
Total
and
barges.
Tons.
Steam vessels.
iNum
ber.
Tons.
Num
ber.
Total.
Tons.
J u n e 30—
j
1860................. 110 36 372 289 807 145,427.58 275 69,370.07 1,082 214,797.65
1861................. 110 39 360 371 880 . 172,207.94 266 60, '986.36 1,146 233,194.35
1862.............. 60 17 207 397 681 119,626.67 183 55,449.17 864 175,075.84
1863.................. 97 34 212 1,113 1,456 216,812.14 360 94, 233.67 1,816 311,045.81
1864................. 112 45 322 1,389 1,868 268,240.76 520 147, 499. 83 2, 388 415, 740.64
1865................. 109 46 370 853 1,378 248,090.12 411 146, 432.94 1,780 394, 523.11
1866................. 96 61 457 926 1,540 210,962.84 358 125,183.72 1,898 330,146.50
1867................. 95 70 517 657 1,339 233,584.53 179 72,010.33 1,518 305,594.86
1868................. 80 48 590 848 1,566 221, 364.67 236 63, 940. 06 1, 802 285. 304.73
1869................. 91 36 501 820 1,448 210,164.16 279 65, 065. 99 1, 727 275,230.15
1870................. 73 27 519 709 1,328 206,332.39 290 70. 620. 92 1,618 270,953.31
1871................. 40 14 498 901 1,453 185,384.02 302 87, 842.49 1, 755 273, 226.51
1872................. 15 10 426 900 1,351 146, 842.57 292 62, 209. 65 1,643 209, 052.22
1873................ 28 9 611 1,221 1,869 271,235.10 402 88, 010. 66 2,271 359, 245.70
1874................. 71 22 655 995 1,743 330, 795.25 494 101, 929. 92 2,147 432,725.17
1875................. 114 22 502 340 978 235,178.95 323 62,459.84 1, 301’ 297,038.79
1876.,.............. 76 5 424 269 774 134,333.72 338 69, 251.91 1,112 203, 585.63
1877................. 71 4 337 352 764 129, 077.45 265 47, 514. 51 1,029 176, 591.06
1878................. 81 7 279 557 924 153, 643.97 334 81,859. 60 1,258 235, 503.57
1879................. 37 10 256 494 797 106, 669.34 335 86,361. 35 1,132 193,030.69
1880.................. 23 2 286 243 554 78, 556.20 348 78,853.70 902 157,409.00
1881.................. 29 3 318 314 664 162,388.09 444 118, 070.55 1,108 280,458.64
1882................. 31 2 473 363 869 160, 427.07 502 121, 842.66 1,371 282, 269.73
1883................. 33 2 567 227 829 158,200.13 439 107,, 220.78 1,268 265,420.01
1884................. 24 2 533 221 780 134, 186.53 410 91, 327.47 1,190 225, 514.00
1885.................. 11 379 192 582 74,723.44 338 84,332.75 920 159,056.19

TONNAGE---- BUILT. 175
No. 154—TONNAGE of VESSELS BUILT in the United States,
from 1857 to 1885, inclusive.
[From A n n u al Reports o f th e R egister o f th e T reasury and th e B ureau of Navigation. J
On the New E n g ­ On th e entire On th e M ississippi
R iver and
land coast. seaboard.
On tlio G reat
Y ear ending
its tributaries. Lakes.
Ju n o 30— — ----------- --- ----- ------- —• -- --- . - - ----- .. -
Numher.
Tons.
N um ­
Tons.
N um ­
ber,
ber.
Tons.
Num ­
ber.
Tons. Num ­
ber.
Total tonnage
built.
r
| Tons.
1857..................... 412 183, 625 1,008 285, 453 244 41, 854 182 51,498 1, 434 i 378, 805
1858................... . 321 103, 802 o n 177, 412 168 35, 659 156 31, 642 1, 235 . 244,713
TR-

176 TONNAGE---- WRECKED.
No. 156.—NUMBER and TONNAGE of UNITED STATES VES­
SELS WRECKED d uring th e Y e a r s 1875 to 1884, inclusive.
T ears.
"Wrecks on coasts of tlu> i W recks on American
U nited States ; lakes.
No.
1 Tons.
i
i Lives
lost-.
| No. Tons.
Lives
lost.
1875.
1870,
1877.
1878,
1879.
1880,
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
080 ! 145,181 157 j 515 150, 297 .09
1,137 237,302 498 ; 509 158,873 94
991 1 245, 161 223 | 288 99,286 50
927 j 215,589 275 ! 465 143, 837 63
1,005 237, 088 243 j 391 130, 178 48
1, 069 282, 483 164 ! 547 207, 318 76
854 227, 363 163 ; 533 189,-000 119
1,015 243, 992 129 j 490 184. 720 78
827 244, 294 157 453 175, 040 100
1, 040 285, 556 272 450 170, 305 118
T ears.
W recks on liv ers of the
U nited States.
No.
Tons.
Lives
lost.
1 W recks of national
vessels, ft
No.
Tons.
Lives
lost.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
99 36, 597 126
115 41, 355 58
175 48, 074 52 5 1,489
147 47, 318 59 3 ; 1,110 98
174 46, 585 50 1 450 ..............
210 80, 070 60 4 4, 065 1
256 84, 331 85 3 1 2, 061 20
240 123, 252 154 5 5, 452 2
237
273
72, 280
60,148
191
92
5 2, 221 12
Total.
Of which in foreign seas.
Tears.
No.
Tons.
Lives
lo s t b
No. |
Tons.
1
Lives
lost.
1875.
1876.
1877.
,1878.
1879,
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1, 525 459,178 949 231 ! 127,103 597
2, 098 598, 552 948 337 101,022 298
2, Oil 616,784 910 552 222, 174 ! 585
1,988 602, 295 767 440 194, 441 272
2,148 645,776 915 577 231,475 : 574
2,294 773,269 594 458 | 109, 333 293
2, 073 683,065 837 427 180, 310 , 400
2,106 733,192 ! 712 350 i 175, 770 349
1,882 683,227 700 360; 188, 492 240
2,246 739,268 | 1, 065
1
483 | 214, 259 583
a Including lives lo st from vessels suffering no damage.
6 W ar and other G overnm ent vessels.

Kb. 157.—A R EA of each STATE and TERRITORY in the U n i t e d S t a t e s in Square Miles and Acres$ the date of
Organization of Territories; Date of Admission of Yew States into the U nion; and the Population of each State and
^ Territory at the taking of the census in 1880.
E*
W —
to
O
fcw
C i v i l d i v i s i o n s .
Original States.
H ew H am p sh ire___
M assach u setts.........
R hode I s la n d ............
C o n n e c tic u t..............
A c t o r g a n ­
i z i n g T e r r i ­
t o r y .
U nited
States
Statutes.
V ol.Page.
H e rr Y o rk - ..................................................................
H ew J e r s e y ..................... .......................................
P e n n sy lv an ia .............................................................
D e la w a re .....................................................................
M ary lan d ...................................................- ...............
V irg in ia .............. ....................................................
N o rth C a ro lin a .........................................................
S outh C a r o lin a ___
G eo rg ia......................
States admitted.
K e n tu c k y ..................
V e r m o n t..................
T e n n e sse e ..................
M a in e ..........................
T e x a s ..........................
West Virginia........
[From the A nnual R eport o f th e Com m issioner o f th e G eneral L aud Office-1
A c t adm ittin
g State.
F eb. 4,17911 l ;
F eb. 18,1791!
J u n e 1,1796 j
M ar. 3,1820
Dec. 29,1845 ■ 9 j
Dec. 31,1862 ; 12 I
U n i t e d
S tates
Statutes.
1S9 j
1 j 191
1 j 491
3 j 544
108 |
C33 ;
A rea o f th e S tates and
T erritories.
9, 280
7, SCO
1,306
4,750
47, 000 |
P, 320 j
46.000 i
2,120 !
11,124 ;
38, 348
50, 704
34.000
58, 000
37, 080
10,212
45, COO
35.000
274,350
23,0C0
I n acres.
5,039,200 !-
4.992.000 j-
835,840
3.040.000 !.
30, 080, 000
5,324, S00 !
29,440, 000 1
1,350, 800 j
7,119,300 j
24.542,720 j
32, 450, 500 j
21,700,000 '
37, 120, 000 ;
24, 115,200 •
6,535,080 ■
29,184, 000 | •
22.400.000 |
175.5S7.840 j-
14.720.000 i
! H um ber of
! acres sur-
; veyed up to
| J u n e 30,
! 1884.
Surveyed since J u n e 30,1884.'
U nder contra
c t m ade
p rio r to J u n e
30,1884.
j
j H um ber j A rea re-
-------------------j of acres m aining un-
U nder con- I surveyed I surveyed
tracts made | up to J u n e , on J u n e 30,
for th e year j 30, 1885, j 1885.
ending J u n e
30, 1885.
j
P opulation
in
1880.
346,991
1, 783,085
276,531
622,700
5,082,871
' 1,131,116
4,282, 891
146, 008
934,943
. 1,512,565
. 1,399,750
995. 577
1,542.180
| 1,648.090
j 332,286
,| 1.542,359
-j 648,936
AREA, POPULATION, ETC., OF STATES.
J 1,591,749
. i 615, 437 “•J

2Jo. 157.—AREA of each STATE and TERRITORY in the U n it e d S t a t e s in Square Miles and Acres, &c.—Continued,
____________________________________________________________________
C ivil divisions.
Public land States and
Territories.
STATES.
A ct organizing
T erritory.
U nited
States
Statutes.
Vol. Page.
A ct adm itting
State.
U nited
States
Statutes.
T ol Page.
A rea of th e S tates and
Territories.
l a square
miles.
I n acreB.
N um ber of
acres surveyed
up to
Ju n e 30,
1884.
Surveyed since J u n e 30,1884.
U nder contra
c t made
p rio r to Ju n e
30,1884.
U nder contra
c ts made
for th e year
ending Ju n e
30,1885.
N um ber
of acres
surveyed
up to J a n e
30,1885.
A rea re ­
m aining unsurveyed
on Ju n e 30,
1885.
A pr. 30,1802 2 173 39, 972 25, 581, 976 25,581,976 25,581,976 3,198,062
L ouisiana......................... M ar. 3,1805 2 331 A pr. 8,1812 2 701 44,893 28, 731, 090 26,632,681 210,034.39 225,046.88 27,067,762 1,663,328 939,946
Y i • M ay 1 1 Ron 3 58 Dee. 11,1816 3 399 33, 809 21, 637,760 21,637,760 21,637,760 1,978,301
Apr 7,1793 1 549 Dec. 10,1817 3 472 47,156 30,179,840 30,179, 840 30,179,840 1,131,597
F eb 3,1809 2 514 Dec. 3,1818 3 536 55,414 35,465, 093 35^465,093 35,465,093 3,077,871
3 371 Dee. 14,1819 3 608 50,722 32,462,115 32,402,115 32,462,115 1,262,505
Jnpn 4( 181H 2 743 M ar. 2,1821 3 645 65, 370 41, 836, 931 41,836, 931 41,836,931 2,168, 380
IVT^t 3 493 J u n e 15,1836 5 50 52,203 33, 410, 063 33, 410, 063 33,410,063 802,525
.Tan 11,1805 2 309 Jan . 26,1837 144 56,451 36,128, 640 36,128,640 36,12S, 640 1,636,937
M ar. 30,1822 3 M ar. 3,1845 5 742 59, 268 37, 931, 520 30, 549, 085 69,164. 53 30, 618,250 7, 313,270 269,493
,TrmA 12,1838 5 235 M ar. 3,1845 5 742 55,045 35,228,800 35,228,800. 35,228, 800 1, 624, 615
w 5 10 M ar. 3,1847 9 178 53,924 34,511,360 34,511,360 34,511 360 1, 315,497
Sept. 9,1850 9 452 157,801 100,992, 640 68,13oj 539 3,548,365.92 88,465.12 71,767,370 29,225,270 864,694
M innesota....................... M ar. 3,1849 9 403 Feb. 26,1857 11 166 83,531 53,459, 840 41, 631, 867 463,333. 00 12, 703.95 42,107, 904 11, 351,936 780,773
O re g o n ............................. A ug. 14,1848 9 323 Feb. 14,1859 11 383 95, 274 60, 975,360 36,778,775 2,206,176.58 662,141.69 39,647,093 21,328,267 174,768
M ay 30,1854 10 277 Jan . 29,1861 12 126 80,891 51,770,240 51,770, 240 51, 770,240 996,096
N ev ad a............................. M ar. 2,1881 12 209 M ar. 21,1864 13 30 112,090 71,737,600 31,767,405 153,697.28 869,839.23 32, 790, 942 38,946,658 62,266
M ay 30,1854 10 277 Feb. 9,1867 14 391 75,995 48,636,800 46,988,259 633.33 46,988,892 1,647,908 452,402
Colorado.......................... Feb. 28,1861 12 178 M ar. 3.1575 18 474 104,500 66,880,000 54,088,821 1,658,900.10 1,865,387.01 57,613,108 9,266,892 194,327
TERHITOEIES.
TtT. J J„1y 25,1868 15 178 97,883 62,645,120 43,054,987 3,056,359.01 867,341.29 46 978 687 15,666,433 20,789
9 446 121,201 77, 568, 640 43, 673, 551 1, 693,727.78 45 367 9.79 39 991,361 119 T665
9 453 84,476 51,064, 640 12, 269,828 442,474.17 198,237.51 12,910,540 41,154,100 143,963
TVTpr %iflsa 10 172 69, 994 44,796,160 19, 950,395 1,135, 85G. 88 88,049. 56 21,174, 301 23, 621,859 75,116
D a k o ta ............................. M ar. 2,1861 32 239 150,932 96, 596, 480 41, 299, 300 2,441, 782.43 3, 651,159.16 47,392, 242 49, 204, 238 135,177
Population
in
1880.
oo
AEEA, POPULATION, ETC.. OF STATES.

■pvi>. 0 1 icon ; to
Idaho................................ Mar. 3 ,18G3
May 26,ISG4
July 27,1SGS
D istrict of Columbia. ^
July 16,1790
Mar. 3,1791
12
13
is 1
G64
SOS
So
tun
1 j 130
| .....................
1 214 5
I
113,916 | 72,906.240 ; 11,795,441 ; 1,396,0 0 9 .9 3
SG, 294 55, 22S, ICO | S, SSI, 362 1 1, 177, ‘251. 50
143,776 92. OlP, 040 i 16, 225, 021 j CGG, 418. SS
577 390 369, o’'9 COO !............... ■.......................
03, 253 : 44. 481, COO ! 27, 003, 990 !.........................
1 : 1
fin i as inn .....................■ ......................
22, 9SG. 19
191,795.15
1, 240, 827.92
13, 215, 337
10, 25G, 409
IS, 132. 26S
27, 003, 990
59, GOO, 903
44, 971,751
73, 884,372
369,529, 600
13,477, 610
40, 440
32,610
39,159
(a)
(a)
177,624
5. 70S i 3. G7f> Gill !_______ i . ______ i. ___________ >___ _____ 3. 672, 640
’ ‘ ’ i
3,583,822 j 2,293,845,OSS 938,940,125 j 20,321,085.71 9, 9S3, 980. GG 009,245,192 847,818,396 50,155,783
aDigures for Indian Territory are omitted from tlie census, as the inhabitants are not enumerated as citizens.
AREA, POPULATION, ETC., OP STATES.
t o

No. 158.—Number of ACRES of P u b l i c L a n d s disposed of for GASH, under the HDMESTEAI) ACTS, under the £
TIMBER-CULTURE AGTS, located with AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE and other kinds of SCRIP, and located o
with MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS, and selected by States and Railroads in the several S t a t e s
a n d T e r r i t o r i e s , each year ending June 30, from 1875 to 1885, inclusive.
[P repared by th e Commissioner of th e G eneral Land Office. J
S tates and Territories. 1875. 1876. 1877. 1878. 1879. 3880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884. 1885.
A lab am a........................... 123,536.72 157,825.32 121,105.99 169,930.01 162,772.69 350,420.36 476,051.12 418,329.07 346,630.79 387,280.41 270,901.62
A rk a n s a s ......................... 129,147. 00 159, 287.12 152,125.33 238,430.03 229,052.05 391,566.96 526,829.99 426,747.81 57,586.54 317,181.62 244,582.90
A rizo n a............................. 9,064.83 8,862.95 52, 501. 54 63, 585. IS 28,281.50 17,067.09 19,203.99 21,156.81 401,215.87 49,644.64 278,174.78
C alifornia......................... 693,480.33 761,772.84 612,942.18 535, 795.13 402,764.93 362,903.79 585,092.52 529,723.43 951,376.61 1,112,655.75 1, 295,909.03
C olorado........................... 134,382.81 123,630.45 73,882.89 139,257.38 111, 560.61 194,274.99 287,642.87' 534,257.02 424,713.86 566,537.85 662,611.05
D ak o ta.............................. 205,918.16 391,645.53 212,555.16 1,377,948.22 1,656,851.16 2,268,808.24 2,673, 213. 42 4,360,131.81 7,317,236.98 11,082,818.44 4,547,749.77
F lorida:’............................. 113,341.23 254,126.45 186,553.79 151,129. IS 61,285.47 95,802. 80 217, 925.68 416,001. 64 452,'263.08 714,818.77 282,515. 55
Idaho ................................ 24,853.41 27, 219.22 40,515.42 84,767.94 S9,458.91 120,323.56 149,126.57 166,988.02 232,639.97 269,490.41 284,903.04
29,714.01 22,778. 34 12,227.48 16,344. 64 11,601.11 9,049.83 14,213.46 10,044.90 6, 596.74 11,659.36
558.73 452.55 4,106.65 40.71 677.16 170,824. 57 56.70 237.98
1 36 507.29 532 3S 80.00 53.85 40.00 40.00 6,388.30 40.00
K a n sa s.............................. 575,635.71 663,786.34 706,433.52 1,711,571.62 2,795,403.97 1,509,748.88 1,299, 014.07 984,076.99 1,105,241.97 1,384,404.44 3,030,846.60
L o u isiana......................... 51,826.19 68,628. 01 53,115.50 49,246.04 27,484. 64 92,730.92 145,533.66 508,703. 94 488,129.04 1, 537,516.80 181,043.60
M ich ig an ......................... 226,902.72 216,502.82 113, 696.31 127, 626.16 166,482.44 250,786.86 458,084.54 543,893.93 361,200.22 285,192.78 89,511.23
M innesota......................... 347,721.01 449,586.96 277,411.69 958,137. S3 946, 339. 48 854,065.32 1,173,331.85 1,188, 001.52 1,555,954. 65 1, 646,468.53 624,379.49
M isso u ri........................... 57,783. 52 53, CS6.52 44,895.82 65,884.49 40, 960.22 98,587.54 141, 355. 37 266, 644.54 517,737.36 407,327.22 291,277.34
M ississippi....................... ■36,781.26 50,634.55 40,743.40 53,393.53 21,275.31 66,227.01 153,758.76 358, 217.21 239,350.80 242,2G8. 57 111, 000.03
M o n tan a ........................... 19,839.90 28,068.94 12,688.74 47,587.31 06,154.37 108,593 63 109,579.43 186,463. 36 443,324.27 625,292.74 1,112,140.57
N e b ra s k a ......................... 419,200.45 357,419.44 255,249.51 614,773.99 1,182,301.22 1,319,992.91 848,197.06 960,355. 35 1,327.410.09 3,105,851.32 3, 698,381.76
N ew M exico................... 1, 5G6.89 ID, 584.88 4,476.52 12,143.82 37, 338. 31 38, 356.18 362, 378. 35 110, 931.60 79,936. 07 210,715. 98 163, 981.57
N e v a d a ............................. 14,287.30 14,431.81 31,700.38 96,466- 76 42, 849.94 31,661.13 88,169.14 78, 588.27 249,195.70 83,143. 35 171,430.94
■>_322.37 51 47 76.35 80. 00 40.00 120.00 5,107.31 209.36 55.50
O regon............................... 184,378.03 149,465.57 144,827.90 180,411.88 121,073.90 240,619. 37 313,326.75 309, 548.70 504, 828.80 604, 696.60 78S, 287. 71
U ta h .................................. 47,492.69 60,099.54 117,024.47 128,651.29 103,307. 78 97,818. 59 134, 394.30 84,149.01 111, 913.86 199,353.89 184,853. G2
W ashington..................... 86,203.95 92,766.03 100,849.83 229,865.49 251,181.48 421,521.67 419,237. 58 449,389.88 764,44S. 33 1,085,753.72 1,016,117.76
W isc o n s in ....................... 246,401.11 160,084.18 121,314.48 128,996.01 135,084.42 167,073.16 327, 513.62 816,150.33 844,318.42 306,910.10 218,436. 92
W y o m in g........................ 7,714.40 7,467.42 5,156.00 23,333.67 33,330. 64 44,140. S3 48, 955. 92 58,307.25 187,488. 65 595, 786.88 552, 967.14
T o tal....................... 3,791,654.73 |4,291,942.82 3,495,030.25 7,209,540.60 8,724,371,11 9,152,297.62 10,762,967.18 13,998,780.27 19,030,796.89 26,834,041.03 20,113,663.38
AREA, POPULATION, ETC., OF STATES.

POSTAL SEEVICE. 181
No. 159.—NUMBER of POST-OFFICES, EXTENT of POST-EOUTES,
and REVENUE and EXPENDITURES of the POST-OFFICE DE­
PARTMENT, including amounts paid to postmasters and for transportation
of the mail, each fiscal year from 1837 to 1885, inclusive.
Fiscal years.
[From the A nnual R eport of the Postm aster-G eneral.]
N um ber
o fp o stoffices.
E x ten t
of post-
routes.
Miles.
1837......................................... 1.1,707 141,242
1838....................................... 12,519 134, 818
1839....................................... 12,780 133, 999
1840 ....................................... 13,468 155, 73!)
1841 ..................................... 13,778 105,020
1842 ....................................... 13, 733 149, 732
1843........................................ 13, 814 142,295
1844........................................ 14,103 144=, 687
1845 ....................................... 14,183 143,940
1846......................................... 14, 601 152,865
1847....................................... 15,146 153,818
1848........................................ 10, 159 163,208
1849 ....................................... 10, 749 163,703
1850......................................... 18, 417 178,672
1851......................................... 19,790 196,290
1852......................................... 20, 901 214,284
1853......................................... 22, 320 217,743
1854..................................... .. 23, 548 210,935
1855......................................... 24, 410 227, 908
1850......................................... 25, 505 230,642
1857......................................... 20, 580 242, 601
1858........................................ 27, 977 260, C03
1859......................................... 28, 539 260, 052
1860 ....................................... 28,498 240, 504
1801......................................... 28, 580 140,139
1802......................................... 28, 875 134,013
1803......................................... 29, 047 139, 598
1804 ....................................... 28, 878 139, 171
1865......... ............................. 20, 550 142, 340
1800 ....................................... 23, 828 180,921
1807......................................... 25,163 203,215
1808......... ........................... 26,481 216, 928
1809......................................... 27,100 223, 731
1870......................................... 28,492 231, 232
1871.......................... ........... 30, 045 238, 35!)
1872......................................... 31,803 25], 398
1873........................................ 33, 244 256, 210
1874....................... ................. 34, 294 269, 097
1875......................................... 35, 547 277, 873
1870........................................ 36, 883 281,708
1877..................... ................... 37,345 292,820
1878......................................... 39,258 301,066
1879......................................... 40,850 310,711
1880......................................... 42,989 313, 888
188J......................................... 44,512 314, 006
1882......................................... 40,231 343, 618
1883....................................... 47,803 353,106
1884......................................... GO, 017 359,530
1885 ....................................... 51,202 365,251
Ruvenue
of the Departm
ent.
Dollars.
4 ,945, G68
4,238, 733
4,484, 057
4,543, 522
4,407,726
4,546, 849
4,296,225
4, 237,288
4, 289, 842
3, 487,199
3, 880. 309
4, 555, 211
4, 705, 176
T ransportation
of domestic
mail.
Dollars.
1,990,727
3, 131, 308
3,285, 622
3,206, 876
3,159, 375
3, 087, 796
2, 947,319
2,938, 551
2, 905, 504
2,716,673
2,476,455
2 394, 703
2, 577,407
5,499, 985 2, 965,286
6, 410, 004 3, 538, 004
5,184, 527 4,225,311
5, 240,725 4,906, 308
6, 255, 586
6, 042,130
6,920,822
7, 353,952
7, 486,793
K xpendifure
Trm isportion of th e D ep artm
ent (luring
of foreign mail.
the year.
Dollars.
5,401, 382
6 070, 335
0,705, 039
7 239,333 .............................
8,246, 051
7, 968,484 7,157, 629
8, 518,067 3,808,710 (1828, 429 10
8, 349,296 5, 309, 454 5700, 621 37
8, 299, 821 5,853, 834 405, 249 22
H , 163,790 5,740, 570 558, 728 75
12,438,254 5, 818, 409 417,589 24
14, 550,159 6,240, 884 592,484 97
14, 436, 986 7, 030, 474 013,270 04
15, 297, 027 9, 330, 280 c953, 322 27
10,202,601 10,200, 050 dl, 057, 208 58
18,344,511 10, 400, 501 cl, 027, 020 97
19, 772, 221 10, 884, 052 / l , 107, 370 09
20, 037, 045 11, 529, 305 e975, 905 71
21,915,426 12, 572, 204 el, 027, 020 97
22, 990,742 13, 035, 341 rl,047,271 35
20, 471, 072 15, 925, 584 7, 580 53
29,277, 517 10,034, 021 197,276 15
30, 041, 983 10, 723, S08 .198, 908 00
33,315,479 18, 707, 700 198,607 40
30, 785, 398 19, 323, 890 239,149 21
41,876,411 18, 881, 052 280,103 98
45, 508, 093 19, 234,899 310, 522 13
43,325,958 20, 099,117 353,079 75
42,500,843 20, 986,301 335, 783 68
-------- ------ . -------------- _J ___ . ...............
Dollars.
3, 288, 319
4,430, COS
4, 63G, 530
4, 718, 230
4,499, 528
5,074, 752
4,374, 754
4,290,513
4, 320,732
4,07ti, 037
3,979, 542
4,320, 850
4,479, 049
5,212, 953
B, 278, 402
7,108,459
7, 982, 757
8,577,424
9, 908, 342
10,405,280
11,508.058
12,722,470
11,458,084
19,170, 610
13, COG, 75!)
11, 125, 304
11,314,208
12, 614, 780
13, 094,728
15,352, 071)
19, 235, 483
22, 730, 593
23, 098, 132
23, 998, 838
24, 390,104
26, 058,192
29, 084, 940
32,120,415
33, 011, 309
33, 203, 488
33, 486, 322
34,105, 084
33, 419, 899
30, 542, 801
39, 592,566
40,482, 021
43, 282, 944
47,224, 560
50, 040,235
« Includes $358,805, sea m ails betw een Now Y o rk and California anil Oregon. b Includes $320,097,
sea mails betw een Now York and California and Oregon. e Includes $358,333, subsidies to Brazil
and Chinn Hues. ({Includes $535,417, subsidies to liiM7.il and China lim-s. e Includes $725,000,
subsidies to lin v ’.il ami China lines. /In c lu d e s $712, 500, subsidies to Brazil and China lines. g Includes
$062,500, subsidies to Brazil and China Hues. /i Includes $U50.0t>(). subsidies to Brazil and
Chinn linos. 11ueludes $537,500, subsidies to Brazil and China lines. j Includes $250,000, subsidies
to China lines.

No. 160.—POPULATION of the UNITED STATES at each CENSUS, from 1800 to 1880.
00
[From the R eports of th e Superintendents of th e Census. J
States and te rrito rie s. 1880. 1870. I860. 1850. 1840. 1830. 1820. 1810. 1800.
17 1, 262,505 16 990, 992 13 964, 201 12 771, 623 12 590,756 15 309, 527 19 127,901
*18
25 802, 525 *26 484,471 25 4-25 4-56 26 209,897 25 97, 574 27 30,388 25 14,255
C alifornia......................... 24 864,694 24 560,247 26 379, 994 29 92, 597
35 194, 327
39,864 34, 277
"100
C o n n ec tic u t................... 28 622, 700 25 537,454 24 460,147 21 370,792 20 309,978 16 297, 675 14 275,148 9 261, 942 8 251, 002
37 146, 608 34 125, 015 32 112, 216 30 91, 532 26 78,085 24 76,748 22 72, 749 19 72, 674 17 64, 273
34 269, 493 33 187, 748 31 140,424 31 87,445 27 54,477 25 34, 730
13 1, 542,180 12 1,184,109 11 1,057, 286 9 906,185 9 691,392 10 516,823 11
*4
340,985 11 252,433 12 162, 686
*49
4 3, 077, 871 4 2,539, £91 4 1,711. 951 11 851,470 14 476,183 20 157, 445 24 55,162 23 12,282
6 1, 978, 301 6 1, G80, 037 6 1, 350,428 7 988,416 10 685,866 13 343,031 18 147,178 21 24, 520 20 5,641
10 1, 024, G15 11 1,194, 020 20 074, 913 27 192,214 28 43,112
20 996, 096 29 364, 399 33 107, 206
*182
8 1, 648, 690 g 1, 321, 011 9 1,155,684 8 982, 405 6 779,828 6 687, 917 564,135 406, 511 220, 955
L ouisiana......................... 22 939, 946 21 726, 915 17 708, 002 18 517,762 19 352, 411 19 215, 739 17
*484
152, 923 18 76, 556
*66
27 648, 936 23 626,915 22 628, 279 16 583,169 13 501, 793 12 399,455 12 298, 269 14 228, 705 14 151,719
23 934,943 20 780,894 19 687, 049 17 583, 034 15 470,019 11 447, 040 10 407, 350 8 380, 546 341, 548
7 1,783,085 7 1,457,351 7 1,231,066 994, 514 737,699 610, 408
*128
523,159 472,040 422, 845
M ich ig an ......................... 9 1, 636, 937 13 1,184, 059 16 749, 113 20 397, 654 23 212, 267 26 33,639 26
*131
8,765 24 4,762
M innesota....................... 26 780, 773 2S 439,706 30 172, 023 33 6,077
M ississippi..................... 18 1,131, 597 18 827, 922 14 791, 305 15 606, 526 17 375, 651 22 136, 621 21 75; 448 20 40,352 19 8,850
POPULATION.

M issouri........................... 5 2,168,380 5 1,721,295 8 1,182,012
N e b ra sk a ......................... 30 452,402 35 122,993 35 28,841
N ev ad a............................. 38 62,266 37 42,491 36 6,857
P e n n s y l v a n i a . . . . . . . . . . . .
*29
13 682,044 16 383,702 21 140,455 23 66, 557 22 20 845
31 346,991 31 318,300 27 320,073 22 317, 976 22 284, 574 18 269,328 15
19 1,131,116 17 906, 096 21 672, 035 19 489, 555 18 373, 306 14 320, 823 13
1 5, 082, 871 1 4, 382, 759 1 3, 880,735 1 3,097,394
15 1,399,750 14 1, 071, 361 12 992,622 10 869, 039
*139
244,022 16 214,460 11 183,858
*349
277,426 12 245,562 10 231,149'
*701
959,049 3 589,051
638, 829 555, 500
478,103
*139
581, 295 230, 760
45, 365-
2,428,921 1 1,918, 608 7 1, 372, 111
7 753,410 5 737, 987 4 4
3 3,198,062 3 2,665,260 3 2,339,511 9 1, 980,329 3 1,519, 467 4 937,903 5 13 18
36 174,768 36 90,923 34 52,465 32 13, 294
*1, 951
2 4,282,301 2 3,521,951 2 2, 906,215' 2 2, 311, 786 2 1, 724, 033 2 1,348,233 3 1,047, 507 8 810, 091 2 602, 365
33 276,531 32 217,353 29 174, 620 28 147,545 24 108,830 23 97,199 20
*44
83, 015 76, 931 16 69,122
21 995,577 22 705,606 18 703,70S 14 668, 507 11 594,398 9_1 581,185 8 502, 741 6 415,115 345,591
12
11
1,542,359
1, 591,749
9
19
1,258, 520
818, 579
10
23
1,109,801
604,215
5 1, 002,717
212,592
5 829,210 7 681,904 9
*52
422,771 10 261,727 15 105,602
*15
32 332,286 30 330,551 28 315,098 23 314,120 21 291,948 17 280,652 16 235,966 15 237,895 13 154,465
14 1,512,565 10 1,225,163 5 1,596,318 4 1,421,661 4 1,239,797 3 1,211,405 2
*250
1,065,116 1 974,600 1 880,200
29 618,457 27 442,014
16 1,315,497 15 1,054,670 15 775,881 24 305,391 29 30,945
T e x a s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
*4,631
49,371,340 38,155,505 31,218,021 23,067,262 17,019,641 12,820,868 9,600,783 7,215,858 . 5,294,390
POPULATION.
A f\ £40
D istrict of C olum bia... 1
135,177
177,624
8
1
14,181
131,700
6
2
4,837
75,080 2 51,687 1 43,712 1 39,834 i 33,039 1 24,023 1 14,093
ff 32,610 7 14,999
7 39,159 6 9 0 £05
4 119,565 2 91,874 1 93,516 1 61,547
U ta h ............................ 2 143,963 3 86,786 3 40,273 3 11,380
* A ll other persons, except Indians, n o t taxed. 0 3

No. 160.—POPULATION of the UNITED STATES at each CENSUS, from 1800 to 1 8 8 0—ContiMied>
S t a t e s a n d T e r r i t o r i e s . 1880.
i
1870. |
i
|
j
1860. j j
1850.
!
1840. j
i .
1830. 1820. 1810. 1800.
5 1 | 1
■ W y o m i n g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
i
20,789 10
T h e T e r r i t o r i e s _ _ .... 784,443 ' . . . . 402,866 j . . . . 225,300 _ _ 124,614 43,712 j . . . . 39,834 { .... 33,039 j . . . - 24,023 j . . . . 14,093
O n p u b l i c s h i p s i n s e r v ­
i c e o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s
!
i
. . . . . . . . . . . . i - - - -
T h e U n i t e d S t a t e s . 50, 355, 783 .... 38,558,371 .... 31,443,321 23,191,876
i
I
i
6,100 ) . . . .
i
1
I
. . . . 17,069,453 . . . . 12,866,020
*4,631
9,633,822 ....
ii
7,289,881 j - . .
I
*A11 other persons, except Indians, not taxed.
U o t e .—The narrow column under each census year shows th e order of th e StateB and T erritories when arranged according to m agnitude of population in th e aggregate
or in each class.
!
5,308,483
184 POPULATION.

1B 6
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
No. 161.—TOTAL POPULATION OF SCHOOL AGE— Continued.
T ear.
N um ber reporting.
States.
T erritories.
In States.
In T erritories.
N um ber of male teachers a—Continued
r 1878
1879
34
34
8
8
100,878
104, 842
789
985
1880 35 8 115, 064 948
1881 36 7 107,780 1,018
1882 35 8 105, 596 1,080
1883 35 7 107,301 1,024
1884 34 7 101,307 1,476
N um ber o f female teachers a.
( 1871 24 108,743
1872 30 6 123i 547 633
1873 28 5 103,734 786
1874 28 7 129,049 731
3875 31 8 132,185 963
1876 32 9 135, 644 898
1877
1878
33
34
9
8
138, 228
141,780
986
1,027
1879 34 8 141,161 1,342
1880 35 8 156, 351 1,306
1881 36 7 158,588 1,805
1882 35 8 164,808 1,897
1883 35 7 171,629 2,075
1884 34 7 170, 620 3,156
Publio-sohool income.
1871 30 $64,594, 919
1872 35 6 71,988,718 $641,551
1873 35 10 80,081,583 844,666
1874 37 10 81,277,686 881,219
1875 37 8 87, 527,278 1,121,672
1876 38 9 86,632,067 717,416
1877 37 9 85,959,864 906,298
1878 38 10 86, 035,264 942,837
1879 38 10 82,767,815 1,020,259
1880 38 10 82,684,489 1,255,750
1881 38 10 86,468,749 1,673,339
1882 38 10 92, 587,205 1,739,983
1883 38 10 95,715, 540 2,252,199
1884 38 10 107, 299, 006 3, 268, 561
Public-school expenditure
1871 24 01 179, 220
1872 31 6 70, 035, 925 856, 056
1873 36 10 77,780, 016 995,422
1874 35 9 74,109,217 805,121
1875 34 9 80, 950, 333 982, 621
1876 30 10 83, 078, 590 926, 737
1877 37 8 79,251,114 982,344
1878 38 10 79, 652,553 877, 405
1879 38 10 77,176,354 1, 015,168
1880 38 10 78, 836,399 1,106,439
1881 38 10 83, 601, 327 1,510,115
1882 38 10 89, 504, 852 1, 653,187
1883 38 10 95, 770,712 2, 073, 809
1884 3S 10 100,775, 512 3,174, 016
A m ount o f perm anent school funds.
1871 19 41, 466, 854
1872 31 1 65, 850, 572 64, 385
3873 28 1 77, 870, 887 137, 507
1874 28 75,251, 008
1875 28 3 81,486j 158 323, 236
1876 20 2 97, 227, 909 1,526, 901
1877 20 2 100,127, 865 2,106, 901
1878 32 1 106,138, .348 1, 500, 901
3879 30 2 110,264,434 2,776, 593
1880 33 2 119,184,029 3,694,810
1881 34 2 123,083,786 1,089,015
1882 35 2 128,483,081 1,089,015
1883 35 2 129, 381,454 1,130,744
1884 35 2 130,923, 561 1,132, 352
a Several of th e States and T erritories do not rep o rt sex of teachers. T he totals of male and of
female teachers are, therefore, th e totals only of teachers in such States and T erritories as m ake a
distinction of sex

PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 187
No. 362. — MALE and FEMALE TEACHERS in the PUBLIC
SCHOOLS in th e U n i t e d S t a t e s in 1882-83 in id 1883-,84.
[P repared b y the Commissioner of Education.]
1 8 8 » - » 8 » .
A labam a----
A rk an sas. . .
C alifornia...
Colorado___
Connecticut
Delaware c ..
Florida d . . .
G eorgia........
Illin o is ........
Indiana------
Iowa d ..........
Kansas d ___
K entucky e .
Louisiana. ..
M ain o ..........
M aryland.............
M assachusetts. ..
M ichigan.............
M innesota^..........
M ississippi..........
M issonri...............
N ebraska d ..........
N evadad ..............
New Ham pshire •
New Jerse y ..........
Now Y o rk ............
N orth Carolina ..
O hio.......................
O reg o n .................
Pennsylvania —
Khode Is la n d ----
South Carolina ..
T ennessee............
Texas d .................
V erm ont...............
V irginia...............
W est V irginia d .
W isconsin...........
T o ta l.
A riz o n a ..........................
D a k o ta ...........................
D istrict of Columbia c
Idaho

188 PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
No. 162.—MALE and FEMALE TEACHERS in the PUBLIC
SCHOOLS in the U n it e d S t a t e s, &c.— Continued.
S tates and T erritories.
A labam a......................................................
A rk a n sa s ...................................................-
C alifornia................................................... .
Colorado......................................................
Connecticut................................................
D elaw are...................................................
Florida ........................................................
G eorgia........................................................
I llin o is ........................................................
In d ia n a .......................................................
Io w a ...........................................................
K ansas............... ..........................................
K en tu ck y ....................................................
Louisiana — ............................................
M a in e .........................................................
M ary lan d ....................................................
M assachusetts..........................................
M ich ig an ....................................................
M innesota..................................................
M ississip p i................................................
M issouri.....................................................
N e b rask a....................................................
N e v ad a .......................................................
N ew H am pshire......................................
N ew Jersey ................................................
N ew Y o rk ...............................................
N orth C aro lin a........................................
O h io .............................................................
O regon........................................................
P ennsylvania............................................
Rhode Is la n d ............................................
South C aro lin a.........................................
T ennessee..................................................
T exas...........................................................
V erm ont.............................. ......................
V irg in ia .....................................................
W est V irg in ia..........................................
W isconsin..................................................
T o ta l................................................
A rizona.......................................................
D a k o ta ........................................................
D istrict of C olum bia..............................
Id a h o ...........................................................
Indian T erritory:
C herokees..........................................
ChiokasawH........................................
C hoctaw s............................................
C reeks..................................................
Seminolcs......................... ..................
M o n ta n a ....................................................
N ew M exico..............................................
U ta h ............................................................
W ash in g to n ..............................................
W yom ing..................................................
T o ta l................................................
Grand t o t a l ..................................
a N um ber employed iu winter.
b N um ber employed in summer.
1 883-> S 4.
Male.
3, 393
2, 236
1,108
328
a562
809
6,714
6. 821
flO, 044
2, 936

PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 189
No. 1G3.—PTTBLre SCHOOL STATISTICS,of tlie U nited States in
1882-83 anil 1883-’84.
[P repared b y th e Commissioner of Education.]
i s s a - > 8 3 .
S tates arid Territories.
Alabama................
Arkansas..............
California ............
.................
Connecticut.........
Delaware c ...........
Florida a...............
Georgia..................
Illinois..................
Indiana..................
Iowa a...................
Kansas a ................
Kent ucky..............
l.ouisimm..............
M aine....................
Maryland..............
Massachusetts
Michigan..............
Minnesota............
Mississippi ...........
Missouri................
Nebraska a ..........
Nevada a...............
New Hampshire ..
New Jersey...........
Now Y ork............
North Carolina
Ohio.......................
Oregon..................
Pennsylvania.......
Itiiode Island.......
South Carolina ...
Tennessee............
Texas.....................
Vermont................
Virginia................
W est Virginia a...
W isconsin............
T otal
A rizona.............................................
D akota...............................................
D istrict o f Colum bia....................
Id a h o .................................................
Indian e ............................................
M ontana..........................................
New M exico g ............................. ..
Utah..........................................
W ash., .-..o n ...................................
W y o m in g # .....................................
T o t a l...........
G rand to ta l.
School
ago-
School pop.;
illation.
7- 403, 21001
C-21 303, 002
5- 222, 17840
6- 21 53, 426
4- 149, 164C6
6-21 87, 285
6-21 #07, 224
6-18 508, 187
6-21 1,040, 937
6-21 719, 035
5- 21 604, 730
5- 21 357, 920
6- 21) #57), 703
/0-38 #291, 040
4- 213, 21877
5- 20 #319, 201
5-15 329, 459
5-20 a538, 356
5-21 337, 254
5-21 a4U, 131
0-20 77’, 224
5- 21 105, 511
6- 10, 18483
5-15 #60, 809
5-18 349, 242
5- 1, 085, 21100
6- 468, 21558
6-21 1, 068, 200
4- 00, 20076
6-21 #1,422, 377
/5-15 58, 390
6-1C # 202, 270
6-21 rail, 496
8- 14 295, 457
5- 20 #90, 463
5, 21 #555, 807
6- 21 21C, 005
4-20 " 10, 014
10,180, 23
ft 376
56, 476
#43, 537
10, 956
iO, 315
14, 20*
20, 255
45, 908
e23, 899
4, 112
217,022
To,'427,2(10
N um ber
G
years of
age.
41,770
800,206
#262,279
#:.S3,979
368, 524
#37,511
N um ber
enrolled, in
public
schools.
A verage
daily a t­
tendance.
A verage
duration of
school in
days.
—............ . ---------------- --------------
200, 513 127,016 80
112, 233

190 PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
163.—PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS, &e.— C o n tin u a l
States.
School
age.
1 8 S S -’8 4 .
School population.
Number
between 6
and 16
years of
age.
— ■ — — .... . ‘ ...........*
N u m b e r
e n r o lle d in
p u b lic
sch o o ls.
A v e r a g e
d a ily atten
d a n c e.
.A vera go
d u ration o f
sch ool in
d a y s.
A rk a n sa s..
California.'.
Colorado.
Connecticut
D elaw are...
F lorid a........
G eorgia.
I llin o is ..............
Indiana.........
Io w a ................
K a n s a s ..............
Ken tuck'. ........
UouisUaa.........
M aine..............
Maryland.........
Massachusetts.
Michigan.........
M Ur. 's o ta ------
Mi.-, d„ dr:,.
Missouri..............
Is eh ra.sk a .............
N e v ad a ..
For; F;v;i;...l.iro -
t-.t-w Jersey. *—
it ow Y o r k ...........
Forth Carolina
O h io___
O regon.............
ie n i..;.h ;‘ ir ..
Khotk- .. i..i • ..
! jonth Carolina
T en n essee........
I'exaa
7-21 419,764
6-21 316, 35G
5- 235,672 17
6- 21
6-18
6-21
6-21
o5-21
5- 21
6- 20
«6-18
4- 213. 21524
5- 20 205, 215
5-15 35.;, 195
5-20 577, 063
5-21 359, 308
5- 447, 21571
6- 785, 20122
5- 200, 21436
6- 9, 18593
5-15
p5-18
5-
£00, 809
p349, 242
1, 702, 21967
6- 21
6-21
4-20
6-21
*15-15
0-16
6-21
8-16
56, 242
4- 150, 16001
6-21 e/40, 509
6-21 A6B, 708
■£508,187
1, 069, 274
722, 851
a604,739
411, 250
1571,793
£291, Ok'
504, 281
1, 082, 295
73, 867
£1,422,377
58,858
£752,279
AuTl, 829
311,134
In 1802.
j In graded schooh;.
c l r . r . v v d schools.
d For (.ho v.f u t term.
e Estimated.
/N o t including colored children in Wilmington.
g For wlrl '.. schools only.
h No r»p.-,rt from three counti.cs.
i >« •> ■census ol‘ 1882.
y in •-..itiw.
43,131
808, 275
£202, 279
2 15,078
153, 216
134,410
fl56, 291
83
179,801 124, 7 14 152
< 6174
37, 872 23, 307
i clOO
123, 280 (£80, 075 179. 55
31, 263
A68, 311
21,447
A35, 881
287, 411 188, 371
,7157.4
i i0 5
?. *198
728,081 485, G25 151
501, 142 325, 499 120
a406, 947
303,601
r/w 238,440
«253, 688
207, J5.il!
(//a 149, 226
a 142
79, 018 51,853 O101.70
140,345 t£]00, 630 114
170, 393 86, 480 182
342,012 248,168 180
404, 966 £203, 775 152
233, 209 100, 637 112
266, 906 154, 403
f
U 7 i
I *154
527, 452 308, 031 112.6
137, 618 e81, 430 120
7 ,8 0 8 5, 227 148.6
64, 654 43, 723 90. 55
p 2 U , 905 p ll9 , 513 p !0 2
1, 000, 057 596,160 168.5
< £7804
278, 298 169, 694
i r8 2 i
702, 755 499, 217 184
43,157 39, 512 90
906, 039 635, 678 148. 25
#49, 255 #32,306 184
185,019 114,144 ■:P
350,143 205, 479 78
J 244,895 MU, 2." > 5 J100
i *164,6
A In tlio cities.
{United Suites census o f! M0.
m In 1881.
n Inclusive.
o Outside of Now Orleans,
p in 1832- 83.
q Fir white schools.
rFor colored schools,
s Includes evening school reports.

PUBLIC
/HOOIjS
No. 163.—PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS, &c.—C ontinued.
Sts vs a n il'.territories.
School
age.
School population.
N u m b e r
b e tw e e n 6
a n d 16
y e a r s o f
a g e.
N u tn ltiT
e n r o lle d I n
p u b lic
sch o o ls.
Average
daily,
tend:. . .
A verage
dui'i' Uon of
school in
days.
V irginia.........................................
tV cst V irg in ia...............................
5-20 a99,463
5- 555,807 21
6- 228,185 21
4-20
528,750
383, 979
174, 218
73,283
288, 030
Kid, 272
316, 069
47,00'
103,300
102,012
alK5,276
420
100
$ 6d68
t a ll 92
Total . . . . . . ........................ 16, 510, 463
——— -- __________
10, 572,751 fi.Fifln fis: »
__I *
6-21 9, 376 4, 516 3 “87 -10
7-20 77,499 50,031 30 .Y>«
D istrict of Columbia.................... e6-17 043, 537 037, 511 / 2 7 , 200 /20,730 /190
5-21 13 140 8, 28'’
4-21 16 082 8,1 If!
7-1 ft a-'i, 255
U tah .............................................. 6-18 48,889 29, 325 in n/3
6-21 31, 599 22, 341 14, 223 92
7-21 o4,112 «2, 007 al, 020
Indian:
c5,000 4, 7101 " nwi
cl, 000 440
c3,000 1,163
c2,000 1, 200
c450 252

Iffo. 164.—SCHOOL ATTENDANCE and EXPENDITUEES for PUBLIC SCHOOLS in the U nited States in
1883-’S4,1882-’83j and 1870-’71.
S tates and T erritories.
A lab am a............
A r k a n s a s . . . - - -
C alifornia...........
Colorado..............
C o n n ecticu t----
D e l a w a r e . . . . . . . .
F lo rid a ...............
G e o r g i a . . . . . . . . . . .
Illin o is ................
In d ia n a ................
Io w a ....................
K a n s a s ................
K e n tu c k y ..........
L ouisiana............
" M a i n e . . . . . . . . . . . . .
M a r y l a n d . . . . . . . .
M assachusetts..
M i c h i g a n . . . . . . . .
M in n eso ta..........
M i s s i s s i p p i . . . . .
M isso u ri..............
N e b r a s k a . . . . . . . .
N e v ad a ................
N e w H a m p s h i r e
N um ber
enrolled in
public
schools.
A verage
daily a t­
tendance.
[P repared by the Commissioner of Education. J
1883-’84. 1882-'83. 1870-71.
Salaries of
teachers.
Total expenditure.
N um ber
enrolled in
public
schools.
A verage
daily a t­
tendance.
Salaries of
teachers.
T otal expenditure.
N um ber
enrolled in
public
schools.
A verage
daily a t­
tendance.
Salaries of
teachers.
T otal expenditure.
Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars. Dollars.
215,578 134,410 486, 781 522,727 200,513 127,016 420,138 448,498
153,216

S t -------- 9 £ *x

i
104 U N IV ER SIT IE S AND COLLEGES.
No. 105.—THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES in the U n i t e d S t a t e s in
1883-84, and in ISSd-’SS.
[Prepared by the Commissioner of Education.]
18S3-’S4.
D e n o m in a tio n s.
5 a
§ o
Zfs
02
u
o
AC
O
fi
c
w
Denominations.
ci
0
1
Professors.
Students.
R o m a n C a t h o l i c ................................
It)
19
150
90
1,214
847
E v a n g e lic a l L u t h e r a n .................. 17 55 020
P r e s b y t e r ia n ....................................... 15 80 595
M e th o d is t E p is c o p a l....................... 13 59 548
C o n g r e g a t io n a l................................... 12 76 392
P r o te s ta n t E p is c o p a l..................... 12 57 223
23 131
R e fo r m e d ................................................ 4 i i 50
T J u iv e r s a lis t......................................... 3 21 55
R o n -s e c ta r ia n ....................................... 3 18 81
M e th o d is t E p is c o p a l, S o u t h ----- 3 8 159
U n ite d P r e s b y t e r ia n ....................... 3 8 56
M ethodist P r o t e s t a n t ..................... 2
33
16
1S84-’S5.
Freewill B aptist......................... 2 8 64
N ew Church................................. 2 8 11
German Methodist. Episcopal. 2 5 31
African Methodist Episcopal o 2 ......
Unitarian....................................... i 7 20
Reformed (D u tch )...................... i 6 28
Cumberland Presb yterian---- i 6 27
United Brethren......................... i 4 32
M oravian....................................... i 4 20
■Wesleyan....................................... i 4 12
Old SckoolPresbyterian, South i 3 30
Evangelical A ssociation.......... i 3 11
T o ta l..................................... 140 750 5,290
B a p tist ................................................................. 22 109 1, 033 African Methodist E piscopal.. 2 2 5
18 135 1,104 1 8 15
Evangelical i . . . ; i r a n ................ 18 69 743 Cumberland Presbyterian — 1 6 39
14 73 649 j 1 6 29
Methodist Episcopal .................. 14 08 498 I Wesleyan M ethodist.................. 1 5 16
Congregational............................. 12 77 443 United Brethren in Christ — 1 4 25
Protestant E p iscop al................. 12 69 237 ! M oravian........................................................ 1 4 18
5 23 r>5 1 4 £
->
4
3
14 50 1 t
21 55 1 a
M elhi-list Episcopal, .South — 3 10 IS'? Reformed Presbyterian............... J 3 o*>
XT' ' ■' Presbyterian............................ 2 18 5!) Old School Presbyterian, South J 3 30
Q 16 23 J 10
O 12 76 1
r>
8 45
o u T otal..................................... 152 r i-*i~
German M ethodist Episcopal.. 2 5 30

RAILROADS. 195
No. 166.—NUMBER of MILES of RAILROAD in OPERATION and
the NUMBER of Ml LES CONSTRUCTED Each Year in the U n i t e d
S t a t e s , from 1830 to 1884, inclusive.
[F rom P oor’s R ailroad M anual.]
Y ear.
M iles in
oi) oration
a t th e ond
o f eacli
year.
M ilos
co n stru cted
each,
year.
Year.
Miles in
operation
a t the end
of each
year.
Miles
constructed
each
year.
1830........................................ 23 ..............
1831........................................ 95 72
1832........................................ 229 134
1833........................................ 380 151
1834........................................ 633 253
1835........................................ 1,098 465
1830........................................ 1,273 175
1837........................................ 1,497 224
1838........................................ 1,913 416
1839........................................ 2 ,3u2 389
1840........................................ 2,818 516
1841........................................ 3,535 717
1842........................................ 4,026 491
1848......... ....................... 4,185 159
1844...................................... 4,377 192
1845...................................... . 4,033 256
.1840........................................ 4,930 297
1847........................................ 5,598 668
1818........................................ 5,996 398
1849........................................ 7,305 1,309
1850........................................ 9,021 1, 050
1851..... .................................. 10, 982 1,001
1852................ ....................... 12,908 1, 920
1855....................................... .15, 300 2,452
1854....................................... 16, 720 1,300
.1555....... .............................. 18, 374 1,054
1850.......................... .......... 22,010 3,017
.1357........................................ 24,5(i:i 2, 047
1858........................................ 26,968 2,465
1859....................................... 28,789 1,821
1800....................................... 30,635 1,846
1861........................................ 31,286 651
1862........................................ 32,120 834
1863........................................ 33,170 1,050
1804....................................... 33,908 738
1865........................................ 35,085 1,177
1866........................................ 36,801 1,742
1867....................................... 39,250 2,449
1868....................................... 42,229 2,979
1869....................................... 46,844 4,015
1870....................................... 52,914 6,070
1871....................................... 60,291 7,379
1872....................................... 00,171 5,878
1873....................................... 70,268 4,107
1874....................................... 72,383 2,105
1875....................................... 74,096 1,712
1876....................................... 76,808 2,712
1877....................................... 79,088 2,281
1878....................................... 81,717 2,087
1879....................................... 86,643 4,721
1880....................................... 93,349 7,174
1881....................................... 103,145 9, 789
1882....................................... 114,713 11,590
1883....................................... 121,454 6,753
1884...................................... 125, 379 3,977
No. ]67.-..NUMBER of MILES of RAILROAD in OPERATION in
Each Stale and Territory in t.ho U n i t e d S t a t e s during th e Years
18-JO, 1850, I860, 1870, and from 1880 to 1884.
| From Poor's Railroad Manna],]
Slide or Territory. 1840. 1850. 180(1. 1870. 1880. 18.81. 1882. 1883. 1884.
M aine............. ........................ II 245 472 780 1,005 1,027 .1, 050 1,099 1,142
New U;>iiip;diirc .................. 53 407 001 730 1,015 1, 021 1, 038 1, 042 1,044
290 554 Oil 914 910 925 937 944
M assachusetts..................... 301 1,035. 1,204 1, 4 SO 1,915 1, 959 1, 907 1,979 1,990
Rhode Island ....................... 50 08 108 130 210 211 211 211 211
(’ounce lie lit........................... 102 402 001 742 923 900 903 903 970
New Kii'ihind............ 527 2, 508 3, 000 4, 494 5, 982 0, 094 0,158 0. ,M 6, 307
New York ............................. 374 1, Mil 2, 082 3, 928 5,991 0, 200 6,991 7,349 7,335
New J e rse y .......................... 186 20G 500. 1,125 1,084 1,773 1,802 1,874 1,889
Pennsylvania,....................... 754 1, 240 2,598 4,050 0,191 6, 350 0,884 7, 230 7,546
llehi Wiire ..... ...... ......... 39 39 127 197 275 275 282 2S2 300
Maryland anil District of
C olum bia......................... .. 213 259 386 671 1,040 1,065 1,098 1,119 1,032

196 RAILROADS,
No. 1(57.—NUMBER of MINE8 of RAILROAD in OPERATION in
Each State, and Territory of the U n i t e d S t a t e s —Concluded
[ Erma Poor’s Railroad Manual]
State or Territory. 18.10. 1850. 1800. 1870. 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1881.
07 tirrj 387 001 7 00 813 1 ,0 2 7
Middle Slates.......... 1, 000 3, 202 0 ,7 0 0 u )t n o i 15, 870 10, 434 17, 930 18, 808 19, 2(0!
Virginia .............................. 147 384 1 ,3 7 9 1,4-49 1 ,8 9 3 2, 220 2, 450 2, 553 2, 088
North Carolina................... 53 283 937 1 ,1 7 8 1 ,4 8 0 1, 645 1,781 1 ,8 1 2 1 ,9 1 8
South Carolina................... 137 289 0 73 1 ,1 0 9 1 ,4 2 7 1 ,4 7 9 1, 508 1 ,5 4 9 1, 501
Georgia................................ 185 043 1 ,4 2 0 1 ,8 4 5 2 ,4 5 9 2, 561 2, 878 2, 933 •2, 978
21 402 4 4 0 548 693 064 1 ,1 5 7 1 ,3 2 4
Alabama................................ 4 0 183 743 1 ,1 6 7 1 ,8 4 3 1, 859 1,901 2, 05!) 2, 191
73 862 9 90 1 ,1 2 7 1 ,1 8 2 1, 303 1, 010 1, 814
Louisiana............................ 4 0 so 335 4 5 0 652 914 1 ,0 1 0 1, 204 1,31(1
i , 253 1 ,4 9 2 1 ,8 4 3 1, 900 2, 065 2 ,1 1 2 2, 100
Kentucky............................ 28 78 534 1 ,0 1 7 1, 530 1,672 1, 745 1, 852 1, 807
Southern States....... 6 30 2 , 035 8, 838 1 1 ,1 7 3 1 4 ,8 1 1 10, 126 17, 005 1 8,847 19, 890
Ohio ..................................... 80 575 ~ 2 ,9 4 G ~ 3, 538 d m " 0, 289 6, 901 7, 217 7 ,2 7 0
Michigan ............................ 59 342 779 1 ,6 3 8 4, 017 4, 302 4 ,0 9 3 5 ,151 5, 233
228 2 363 3, 177 4, 373 4, 7 59 5, 372 5, 543 5, 53 4
111 2, 790 4, 823 8 ,0 1 1 8, 420 8, 830 9, 028 8, 909
20 905 1, 525 3 ,1 5 5 3, 457 3, 811 4, 039 4, 289
1, 092 3 ,1 5 1 3, 338 3, 735 3, 900 4 ,1 9 3
65 1, 255 1, 008 2, 084 2, 495 2, 759
2, 083 5, 400 0 ,1 0 4 0, 967 7, 210 7, 510
705 1, 953 2, 277 .2 ,4 9 8 2, 690 2, 794
1, 501 3 ,4 0 0 3, 0 09 3, 820 3, 904 4, 205
817 2, 000 3, 905 4, 207 4, 501 4 ,0 1 9
4 ,7 1 0
289 295 350 353 353
3 8 256 859 1, 002 1, 732 1 ,7 0 4
307 711 3 ,2 4 4 4, 913 0, 009 0, 075 (i, 198
157 1 ,5 7 0 2 ,1 8 7 2, 760 2, 832 2, 842
758 1, 047 1 ,0 8 9 1 ,1 4 0 1 ,1 9 1
429 512 5 76 025 025 010
209 278 494 811
2 57 842 877 1, 002 1 ,1 2 4 1, 234
Montana Territory............. 81 2 38 630 1 ,0 3 2 1, 047
Western States......... 89
_ _
1 ,2 7 6
_
1 1 ,4 0 0
■
24, 557 5 2 ,8 2 8 59, 9 50 07, 732 71, 504 73, 3 08
593 739 8 95 948 94t! 948
23 925 2 ,1 9 5 2, 3 09 2, 030 li gHI 2, 0 1 1
349 4 97 713 8 0 0 9 00
159 5 07 573 766 950 1, 105
Washington Territory___ 178 3 62 362 498 0 75
Pacific States...........
l
^
2 3 1, 677 3, 907 4 , 635 5 ,4 1 4 0, 143 0, 005
RECAPITULATION.
New England S tates......... 527 2,508 3, 660 4, 403 5, 982 0, 091 6,158 6,231 6, 307
Middle States..................... 1, 566 3, 202 6,706 10, 964 15,870 10, 434 17, 930 18, S08 19, 203
Southern States................. 636 2, 035 8, 838 11,173 14,811 16,120 17, 005 18, 840 19, 890
Western States................... 80 1,276 11,400 24, 557 52,828 59, 950 67,732 71, 504 73, 368
Pacific States..................... 23 1, 677 3,907 4,635 5,414 0,143 6,005
Grand to ta l.............. 2,818 9,021 30, 027 52, 864 93,453 103, 242 114,839 121, 592 125,379

CEREAL CROP. 197
No. 1G8.—ESTIMATED ANNUAL PRODUCT, ACREAGE, TOT\ L
VALUE, VALUE per EUSHEL, YIELD per ACRE, and VALUE
per ACRE of the CEREAL CROPS of the United States, from
1802 to 1884, inclusive.
[Prom th e A nnual Ileports o f the D epartm en t of A griculture.]
CORN.
Calendar year.
T o t a l p r o d u c ­
t io n .
T o t a l a r e a
o f c r o p .
| T o t a l v a lu e
o f c r o p .
A v e r a g e
v a lu e p e i
b u s h e l.
A v e r a g e
y ie ld
p e r a c r e
A v e r a g e
v a lu e o f
y ie ld
p e r a c r e.
1862.
1868.
1864.
I 8 6 0 .
I 8 6 0 .
1 867.
1 8 6 8 .
1 8 6 0 .
1 8 7 0 .
1 8 7 1 .
1 8 7 2 .
1 8 7 3 .
1 8 7 4 .
1 8 7 5 .
1876.
1 8 7 7 ..
1878.
1 8 7 9 ..
1 8 8 0 ..
1 8 8 1 ..
1 8 8 2 ..
1 8 8 3 ..
1 8 8 4 ..
B u s h e ls .
533, 387, 230
A c r « s .
14, 273, 714
D o l l a r s .
1 8 7 ,0 4 9 ,5 7 8
O m its.
3 4 .8
B u sh e ls.
3 7 .3
D o lla rs.
13 01
3 9 7 ,8 3 9 , 2 1 2 15, 3 1 2 ,4 4 1 2 7 8 ,0 8 9 ,6 0 9 6 9 .9 2 5 .9 18 02
5 3 0 ,4 5 1 ,4 0 3 17, 4 3 8 ,7 5 2 5 2 7 ,7 1 8 ,1 8 3 9 9 .5 30.4 30 03
704, 427, 853 18, 9 9 0 ,1 8 0 3 2 4 ,1 0 8 , 698 4 6 .0 2 7 .1 17 01
807, 940, 2 95 34, 3 0 0 ,5 3 8 5 9 1 ,6G 6,295 6 8 .2 2 5 .3 17 03
708, 320, 0 00 32, 520, 249 6 1 0 ,9 4 8 ,3 9 0 8 0 .0 2 3 .0 18 08
900, 527, 000 34, 887, 246 5 6 9 ,5 1 2 ,4 0 0 6 2 8 2 5 .9 16 32
874, 320, 000 3 7 ,1 0 3 , 245 658, 5 3 2 ,7 0 0 7 5 .3 2 3 .5 17 75
1 ,0 9 4 , 255, 000 38, 040, 977 001, 839, 030 5 4 .9 2 8 .3 15 57
9 9 1 ,8 9 8 , 000 34, 0 9 1 ,1 3 7 4 7 8 ,2 7 5 ,9 0 0 4 8 .2 29.1 14 02
1 ,0 9 2 ,7 1 9 ,0 0 0 35, 520, 830 4 3 5 ,1 4 9 ,2 9 0 8 0 .8 3 0 .7 12 24
9 3 2 ,2 7 4 , 000 3D, 1 9 7 ,1 4 8 4 4 7 ,1 8 3 ,0 2 0 4 8 .0 2 3 .8 11 41
8 5 0 ,1 4 8 , 500 41, 0 3 6 ,9 1 8 5 5 0 ,0 4 3 ,0 8 0 0 4 .7 2 0 .7 13 40
1, 3 2 1 ,0 6 9 , 000 44, 841, 371 5 5 5 ,4 4 5 ,9 3 0 4 2 .0 2 9 .4 12 38
1, 2 8 3 ,8 2 7 , 5 00 49, 033, 364 4 7 5 ,4 9 1 ,2 1 0 3 7 .0 26.1 6 99
1 ,3 4 2 , 558, 0 00 50, 3 6 9 ,1 1 3 4 8 0 ,0 4 3 ,4 0 0 3 5 .8 2 6 .6 9 54
1, 3 8 8 ,2 1 8 ,7 5 0 61, 5 8 5 ,0 0 0 4 4 1 ,1 5 3 ,4 0 5 3 1 .8 2 6 .9 8 55
1, 5 4 7 ,9 0 1 , 7 90 53, 0 8 5 ,4 5 0 5 8 0 ,4 8 6 ,2 1 7 3 7 .5 2 9 .2 10 93
1 ,7 1 7 , 434, 543 02, 317, 842 679, 7 1 4 ,4 9 9 3 9 .6 2 7 .6 10 91
1 ,1 9 4 , 910, 0 00 64, 262, 025 759, 4 8 2 ,1 7 0 6 3 .6 1 8 .6 11 83
1 ,0 1 7 , 0 2 5 ,1 0 0 05, 659, 546 783, 8 3 7 ,1 7 5 4 8 .5 2 4 .6 11 94
1, 5 5 1 ,0 0 0 , 8 95 08, 301, 889 058, 0 5 1 ,4 8 5 4 2 .0 2 2 .7 9 63
1, 795, 528, 4 3 2 69, 683, 780 640, 735, 859 3 6 .0 j 2 5 .8 9 19
W H E A T .
1 8 6 2 ................................................... 177, 9 5 7 ,1 7 2 1 1 ,1 1 5 , 830 166, 674, 311 9 3 .7 lfl.0 14 00
1 8 6 3 ................................................... 173, 677, 928 13, 098, 936 197, 9 9 2 ,8 3 7 1 1 4 .0 13.3 15 01
1 8 6 4 . .. ........................... 100, 695, 823 1 3 ,1 5 8 , 089 294, 3 1 5 ,1 1 9 1 83.1 12.2 22 03
1 8 0 5 ................................................... 148, 522, 827 12, 304, 894 217, 3 3 0 ,1 0 5 1 4 6 .3 1 2 .0 17 06
1 8 0 6 ................................................... 151, 999, 900 1 5 ,4 2 4 ,4 9 0 3 3 3 ,7 7 3 , 646 2 1 9 .5 0 8 .5 21 05
1 8 6 7 ................................................... 2 1 2 ,4 4 1 , 4 0 0 18, 321, 501 421, 790, 400 1 9 8 .5 1 1 .5 £3 00
1 8 6 8 ................................................... 2 2 4 ,0 3 6 , 6 00 18, 4 0 0 ,1 3 2 3 1 9 ,1 9 5 , 290 1 4 2 .4 12.1 17 29
1 8 6 9 ................................................... 2 6 0 ,140, 9 00 1 9 ,1 8 1 , 004 244, 924,1 2 0 9 4 .1 1 3 .5 12 70
1 8 7 0 ................................................... 2 3 5 ,8 8 4 ,7 0 0 18, 9 9 2 ,5 9 1 245, 865, 045 1 0 4 .2 12.4 12 94
1 8 7 1 . .. ........................... 2 3 0 ,7 2 2 , 400 1 9 ,9 4 3 ,8 9 3 290, 411, 820 1 2 5 .8 1 1 .5 14 50
1 8 7 2 ................................................... 2 4 9 ,9 9 7 ,1 0 0 2 0 ,8 5 8 ,3 5 9 3 1 0 ,1 8 0 ,3 7 5 1 2 4 .0 11.9 14 87
1 8 7 3 ................................................... 2 8 1 ,2 5 4 ,7 0 0 2 2 ,1 7 1 ,6 7 0 323, 594, 805 1 15-0 12.7 14 59
1 8 7 4 ................................................... 3 0 9 ,1 0 2 ,7 0 0 24, 9 0 7 ,0 2 7 2 9 1 ,1 0 7 , 895 9 4 .1 12.3 11 60
1 8 7 5 ................................................... 2 9 2 ,1 3 0 , 0 00 2 6 ,3 8 1 ,5J2 294, 580, 990 1 0 0 .0 11.0 11 10
1 8 7 6 ................................................... 289, 350, 5 00 2 7 ,6 2 7 ,0 2 1 '300, 259, 300 1 0 3 .7 10.4 10 86
1 8 7 7 ................................................... 3 6 4 ,1 0 4 ,1 4 0 2 0 ,2 7 7 ,5 4 6 394, 695, 779 1 0 8 .2 13. 0 15 08
1 8 7 8 ................................................... 4 2 0 ,1 2 2 ,4 0 0 3 2 ,1 0 8 , 560 3 2 0 ,3 4 0 . 424 7 7 .7 13.1 10 10
1 8 7 9 .................................................. 4 4 8 ,7 5 0 , 630 32, 545, 950 497, 0 3 0 ,1 4 2 1 1 0 .8 1 3.8 15 27
1 8 8 0 ................................................... 498, 549, 808 3 7 ,9 8 6 , 717 474, 201, 850 9 5 .1 13.1 12 48
1 8 8 1 ................................................. 380, 280, 090 37, 709, 020 453, 7 9 0 ,4 2 7 1 1 9 .3 10.1 12 03
1 8 8 2 ................................................... 504,1 8 5 , 470 37, 0 6 7 ,1 9 4 444, G 02,125 8 8 .2 13.0 11 09
1 8 8 3 .................................................. 421, 0 8 0 ,1 0 0 30, 455, 593 383, 6 4 0 ,2 7 2 0 1 .0 11.0 10 56
1 8 8 4 ................................................... 512,7 6 3 , 900 3 9 ,4 7 0 ,8 8 5 8 3 0 ,8 6 1 ,2 5 4 6 5 .0 13.0 8 88

198 CEREAL CROP.
No. 168.— CEREAL CROPS of the U n it e d S t a t e s, &e.— C ontinued
Calendar year.
Total production.
RYE.
Total area of
crop.
Total value
of el up.
! Average Average
value per
j bushel. per acre.
!
Bushels. Acres. Dollars. Cents. lUtsheh.
1862...................................... 20,577, 971 1, 130, 100 14,403,419 i 70. 0 j 18. 1
1863...................................... 19, 989,335 1,439, 607 20,589, 015 103. 0 j 13. 9
1864...................................... 19, 872, 975 1,410, 983 31,975, 012 160. 9 1 M. 1
1865...................................... 19, 543,905 1, 390,123 21, 243, 283 109. 2 14. 0
1866...................................... 20, 864, 944 1, 548, 033 24, 661,290 118.2 13. 5
1867...................................... 231,184, 000 1, 689,175 32,49 ', 700 140 2 13. 7
1868...................................... 22,504, 800 1, 651, 321 28, 683, 677 127.4 ' 13 6
1869...................................... 22,527,900 1,657, 584 21,877,294 97.1 ! 13. 5
1870...................................... 15,473, 600 1, 170, 137 12,612, 60,7 81.5 13. 1
1871...................................... 15,365, 500 1,009,521 12, 145, 61(1 79. 0 14. 3
1872...................................... 14, 888, 600 1,048, 654 11,363, C.!*:! 76.3 14. 1
1873...................................... 15,142, 000 1, 150, 355 11,548, 126 76.2 13. 1
1874...................................... 14,990, 000 .1, 110,716 12,870,411 8.4. 8 j 13. 4
1875...................................... 17,722,100 1, .959, 788 13,631,91(0 70.9 : 13. 0
1876...................................... 20,374,800 . 1,408, 374 13,635, 826 66.9 13. 8
1877...................................... 21,170,100 1,412, 902 12, 542, 895 59. 2 14. 9
1878...................................... 25,842,790 1, 022, 700 13, 552, 820 52. 6 15.0
1879.......................... ........... 23, 630, 460 1,625, 450 15,507, 431 65.(1 ! 14. 5
1880...................................... 24,540,829 1, 707, 619 18,561,560 75.6 13. 9
1881...................................... 20,704,950 1, 789,100 19, 327,415 93. 3 11.6
1882...................................... 29,960, 037 2, 227, 889 18,439, 191 61. 5 13. 4
1883...................................... 28,058,583 ; 2,314,751 10,20(1, 503 58. 0 12. 1
1884...................................... 28,037,594 ; 2, 343, 903 14, 855, 255 52. 0 J2. a
A w ii^ ii
V i11 111• i l l '
y ie ld
p e l' a ere.
Dollar*.
12 0;-
H SI
22 n r
17 28
if. to
19 24
17 :i7
I:; b;
III 72
ii ::r>
in k:i
10 o-i
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!) 28
8 87
8 38
!) 54.
10 Oil
10 80
8 ‘.!K
7 IK
o 34
OATS.
1862..................................... 169, 681,113 5, 832, 53S 62,120,719 "'I 6 | 29.0
1863...................................... 170,129,804 0, 686, 174 105, 990, 905 (i2. 3 25. 4
1864...................................... 175, 990,194 6, 461, 750 139,381,217 79. 2 i!7. 2 i
1865...................................... 225, 252, 295 6, 894, 091 93, 745, 314 41. (5 32.7 j
I860...................................... 268,141,077 S, 861, 219 135,255, 326 50. 4 30.2 1
18C7...................................... 278, 098,000 10, 746,416 172,472,970 61. 0 25. 9 ;
1868...................................... 254, 900, 800 9, 665,736 142,484,910 55. 0 26.3 |
1869...................................... 288, 334, 000 9,461,441 137, 347, 900 •17. 0 3U.4
1870...................................... 247, 277,400 8, 792, 395 107,130, 710 43. 28. 1
1871.................................. 255,743 000 x anrt Rita
1872...................................... 271,747,000 9, 000, 760 91,315, 710 33. li 30.1
1873...................................... 270, 340, OOO !> 751 701) 101 17ft Till) 07 .1 07 « 1
' 1
22 0
1874.................................... 240,369, (100 10, 897,412 125,917, 52. 0
1875...................................... 354,317, 500 11, 915, 075 129, 199, 930 36. 5 20. Y ,
1876...................................... 320,884, 000 13, 358, 908 112, 805, 900 35. 1 24. 0 :
1877...................................... 406,394, 000 12, 826,148 118,661,550 29. 2 31. 6
1878...................................... 413,578, 50(1 13,170, 500 101,945, 830 24. C 31.4 :
1879...................................... 363,761,320 12, 683, 500 120, 533, 294 33. 1 28.7 ’
1880...................................... 417,885, 380 16,187, 977 150, 243, 565 36. 0 25.9
1881...................................... 416,481,000 16, 831,000 193,198, 970 46. 4 24.7 |
1882...................................... 488,250,610 18, 494, 691 182, 978, 022 37. 5 26. 4
1883...................................... 571,302,400 20, 324, 962 187,040, 264 33.0 28.1
1884...................................... 583,628, 000 21, 300, 917 161,528, 470 28. 0 27.4 ;
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C E R E A L O R O E . 199
U 0> tC 8 .— O E R E - V L C R O P S o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s , & g . — C o n t i n u e d .
b a r l e y ,
Calendar year.
Talal produc- Total area Total valuo | Average Average Average
turn. of crop. of crop. value per yield value of
bushel. per acre. ! yield
............... ______ _
per acre.
1802
1803
j m
i m .
1866.
1867.
1868.
1860.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1874.
1875.
187G.
1877.
1.78.
1870
1880.
1881
1S82.
1883.
1884.
B u s h e l s . A c r e s . D o l l a r s .
C e n ts . B u s h e ls . D o l l a r s .
12, 385, 047 42(5, 362 10, 641, 350 SG.O 29.0 24 96
12,153,105 557, 299 13, 490, 373 1 1 1 .0 2 1 .8 ‘>4 ‘i-i
10, 710, 328 540, 317 10, 941,023 158.1 19.8 31 35
11,301,286 542, 175 10, 330, 204 00.7 2 1 .0 19 05
1.1, 283, 807 402, 532 11, 383, 698 1 0 0. 9 2 2.9 23 11
25, 727, 000 1, 131,217 22, 850, 130 8 8 . S °2. 7 20 20
2 2 , 806,100 037, 498 29, 800,1)31 130. 2 24.4 31 79
2S, G52, 200 1, 025, 705 23, 387, 009 81.6 0 7 f) *>•>70
20, 205, 400 1,108, 924 22, 244, 584 84. 5 23.7 2 0 05
20, 718, 500 1, 177,060 21, 541, 777 80.6 2 2 .6 18 29
20, 846, 400 1, 307, 082 10, 837, 733 73. 0 19.2 14 20
32, 044, 401 1, 387, 106 29, 333, 529 91. 5 23.1 2 ! 15
32, 552, 500 1, 580, 620 29, 983, 769 92.1 2 0 .6 18 97
36, 008, 600 1, 789, 902 2 0, 952, 082 81.3 2 0 .0 10 73
38, 710, 500 1,700,511 25,735,110 6 6. 4 21.9 14 57
34, 441, 400 1, 614, 654 22, 028, 044 64.0 21.3 13 64
42, 245, 030 1, 790,400 24,483, 315 58.0 23.6 13 67
40, 283,100 I, 680,700 2o,7X4, 444 58. 9 24.0 14 11
41,101,330 1, 967, 510 33,1-02,513 | 82.3 | 20.9 17 21
48, 953, 920 2, 272,103 30,768,015 | 62.9 ! 21.5 13 54
50,136, 097 2, 379, 009 29,420,423 58.7 | 21.1 12 38
61, 206, 652 2, 608, 818 29,781,155 4 9 .0 j 23.5 11 42
B U C K W H E A T .
1802....................................... 18, 703, 756 809,777 j 10, 611,897 56. 5 | 23.2 i 13 10
1803....................................... 15, 786,122 1,054,060 ; 12,660,469 80.2 15.0 1 2 01
1804..................................... 18, 700, 540 1,051,700 ; 21,986,763 116.1 j 17.7 20 90
1805....................................... 18, 331,019 1,057,084 j 18,003,325 98.5 17.3 17 09
1800.................................... 22, 791, 839 1,045,024 22,164,121 97.2 2 1 .8 21 20
21, 359, 000 1,227,826 j 23,469, G50 109. 9 ; 17.4 19 11
1868........................................ 19, 863,700 1,113,993 1 20,814,315 104. 8 ! 17.8 18 68
I860....................................... 17,431,100 1, 028, 693 15,814, 265 90.7 ; 16.9 15 37
1870....................................... 9, 841, 500 536,992 : 7,725, 044 78.4 ; 18.3 14 38
1871....................................... 8 , 328, 700 413, 915 6,900,268 82.8 | 2 0 .1 10 67
1872....................................... 8,133,500 448,497 ; 0,7 47, 618 82.9 18.1 15 04
1873....................................... 7, 837, 700, 454,152 1 6,382, 043 81.4 ; 17.2 14 03
If1" I 8 , 016, 600 452,590 6,477,885 SO. 8 17.7 14 31
■ • 5...................................... 1 0, 082,100 575,530 ; 7,166,267 j 71.0; 17.5 12 45
1&7C............. - ................ 9, 608, 800 666,441 . 7,021,498 72.6 14. 5 10 53
1877....................................... 10,177, 000 649,923 ; 6,998,810 J 6 8. 7 ; 15.6 it) 70
1878....................................... 12,246,820 G73,100 ! G, 454,120 52.7 ! 18.2 | 9 51)
1879....................................... 13,140, 000 039,900 | 7,856,191 ! 59. 8 2 0.5 12 28
1880...................... 14,617, r>::3 822,802 i 8,082,488 59.4 17.7 10 53
1881.......................... 9,486, 200 828, 815 | 8,205,705 : so. r> 11.4 9 90
1882........ ........................... 11,019,353 S47,112 j 8,038,862 7 3 .0 13.0 0 49
1883...................................... 7, 6 6 8, 954 857,349 | 6,303,980 82. 0 ; S.ii s • a,‘
1884...................................... 11,1)0,922 879,403 I 6,549,572 i 59,0 1 2 .6 ’ 7 47

‘200 C E R E A L C R O P— PO TA TO CROP.
No. 168.—OEEEAL CROPS of the United States, &c.—Continued.
Calendar year.
B E C A P IT EX AT* ON.
Total production.
Total area of
^rop.
Total value of
crop.
B x is h e ls . A c r e s . D o l l a r s .
932, 752, 889 33, 594, 381 451, 501, 283
789, 580, 650 38,148, 517 028,919,208
916, 427, 263 40,061, 501 1,032,317, 348
1,127,469,185 41,184,547 684, 981,109
1,343, 027, 808 61, GS1, 442 1,118, 904, 376
1,329,729,400 65, G3G, 444 J, 284, 037, 300
1,450,789,000 6G, 715,92G 1,110, 500, 583
1, 491, 412,100 G9,457, 702 1,101, 884, 188
1,629, 027, GOO G9, 254, 010 997, 423, 018
1,528, 77G, 100 65, 001, 051 911, 845,441
. 1, 664, 331, 600 68,2S0,197 874, 594, 419
1, 538, 892, 891 74,112,137 919, 217, 273
1,455,180, 200 80, 051,289 1, 015, 680. 570
2, 032, 235, 300 8G, 803,178 1,030, 577, 090
1,962, 822,100 93,920,019 935, 008, 844
2,178, 934,646 93,150,280 1, 035, 570,478
2,302, 254, 950 100,950,2G0 913, 975, 920
2,437,482, 300 102,260,950 1,245, 127, 719
2,718,193, 501 120,926,280 1,361,497,704
2,066,029,570 123,388, 070 1,470,957,200
2,099,394,496 126,568, 535 1,468, G93,803
2,629,319, 089 130,633, 556 1,280,705,927
2,992, 881, 500 130,292, 760 1, 184,311,565
N o t e . — T h e following are taken a s tlie weights per bushel of the various cereals in this table: Corn,
56 pounds; wheat, GOpounds; rye, 06 pounds j oats, 32 pounds j b a r le y , 48 pounds; buckwheat, 48pounds.
No. 109.—ESTIMATED ANNUAL PRODUCT, ACREAGE, and
VALUE of the POTATO CROP of tlie United States, from 1862
to 1884, inclusive.
[From tho Annual Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
T ear. Bushels. A cres. V alue.
V alue per
bushel.
Yield per
acre.
Value per
acre.
Dollars. Cents. Bushels. Dollars.
1862............................................ 112, 557,482 940,069 44, 589,141 39.7 119.0 47 43
18G3........................................... 98, 965,198 1,129, 804 25, 024, 650 25.3 87.6 22 15
1864............. .............................. 96, 532,029 902,295 77,184, 043 80.0 107.0 85 05
18G5............................................ 101,032, 095 964, 614 05, 218,428 64.5 104.7 67 06
1806........................................... 107, 200, 97G 1, 069,381 72, 939, 029 68.4 100.2 68 21
1867............................................ 97, 783, 000 1,192,195 89, 276, 830 91.3 82.0 74 88
18G8............................................ 106, 090,000 1,131, 552 84,150, 040 79.3 93.8 74 37
1869............................................ 133, 88G, 000 1, 222, 250 71, 651,730 53.5 109. 5 58 62
1870............................................ 114,775,000 1, 325,119 82, 668, 590 72.0 80.6 62 38
1871............................................ 120, 401,700 1, 220, 912 71, 836, 671 59.0 98.6 58 83
1872........................................... 113, 510, 000 1, 331, 331 68, 081,120 59.9 85.2 51 14
1873............................................ 106, 089, 000 1, 295,139 74, 774, 890 70.5 81.9 57 74
1874............................................ 105, 981, 000 1, 310, 041 71,823,330 07.7 80.9 54 83
1875............................................ 106,877,000 1, 510, 041 05, 019, 420 38.9 110. 5 43 06
1876............................................ 124, 827, 000 1,741,983 83, 301, 890 07.2 71.6 48 14
1877............................................ 170, 002,000 1,792,287 70, 249, 500 44.8 94.9 42 54
1878............................................ 124,120, 650 1, 770, 000 73, 059,125 58.9 09.9 41 14
1879............................................ 181,020,400 1,830,800 79,153, 673 43.0 98.9 43 09
1880............................................ 107 j G59, 570 1, 842,510 81,062,214 48.3 91.0 44 00
1881............................................ 109,145,494 2, 041,070 99, 291, 341 90.9 53.5 48 63
1882.......................................... 170, 972,508 2,171,036 95, 304, 844 55.7 78.7 43 89
1883............................................ 208,104,425 2,289,275 87, 849, 991 42.0 91.0 38 37
1884............................................ 190, 2G3, 668 2, 216,800 75,302,480 40.0 86.0 33 97

HAY CROP, 201
Ho. 170.—ESTIMATED AEEUAL PRODUCT, ACREAGE, and
VALUE of the HAY CROP of the United States, from 1862 to
1884, inclusive.
[F rom tlie A n n u al R eports o f the D epartm ent of Agriculture. J
Year. Tons. A cres. V alue.
Value pei
ton.
Yield per lvalue per
acre. acre.
1862......... 21,110,370 14,899,902
D ollars.
194, 399,375
Dollars.
9 20
Tons.
1.42
Dollars.
13 05
1863............. 18,346,730 15, 641,504 247,680,855 13 50 1.17 15 83
1864......... 18,116, 691 15, 034,564 365,707,074 20 18 1.20 24 32
18G5.......... 23,538,740 16,323,852 273,812,617 11 03 1.44 16 77
1866............. 21,778,627 17,668,904 317,561,837 14 58 1.23 17 97
1867.......... 26,277,000 20,020,554 372,864,670 14 19 1.31 18 62
1868............ 26,141,900 21,541,573 351,941,930 13 48 1.21 16 34
1869.......... 26,420,000 18,591,281 337, 662,600 12 78 1.42 18 10
1870............. 24,525,000 19,861,805 338, 969,680 13 82 1.23 17 07
1871.............. 22,239,400 19,009,052 351,717,035 15 81 1.17 18 50
1872.......... 23,812,800 20,318,936 345, 969,079 14 52 1.17 17 03
1873.......... 25,085,100 21,894,084 339, 895,486 13 55 1.14 15 52
1874............... 24,133,900 21,769,772 331, 420,738 13 73 1.11 15 22
1875............. 27,873, 600 23,507,964 342,203,445 12 27 1.18 14 56
1876............. 30,867,400 25,282,797 300, 901,252 9 74 1.22 11 90
1877............. 31, 629,300 25,367,708 271,934,950 8 59 1.24 10 72
1878........... 39,, 608,290 26, 931,300 285,543,752 7 21 1.47 10 60
1879................. 35, 493, 000 27,484,991 330.804,494 9 32 1.29 12 04
1880............... 31, 925,233 25,863,955 371,811,084 11 65 1.23 14 38
1881................. 35,135,064 30,888,700 415,131,366 11 82 1.14 i 13 43
1882................ 38,138,049 32,330,585 369,958,158 9 70 1.18 1 11 44
1883............... 46,864,009 35,515,948 383,834,451 8 19 1.82 10 81
1884.............. 48,470,460 38,571,593 395,895,559 8 17 1.30 10 27

202 TOBACCO CROP.
No. 171.—'ESTIMATED PRODUCTION, AREA, and VALUE of the
TOBACCO CROP of the U n i t e d S t a t e s , from 1862 to 1884, inclusive.*
Tear. Pounds. A cres. Value.
V alue per Yield per Value per
pound. acre. acre.
.Dollars, Cents. Pounds. Dollars.
1862........................................ 136,751, 746 134, 588 16,397,696 11.9 1,019 121 84
1863 ....................................... 163, 353, 082 216, 423 24,239, G09 14.9 755 112 00
1864......................................... 197,460, 229 239, 826 29, 335, 225 14.8 823 122 32
1865........................................ 185, 316, 953 236, 363 23,348, 013 12.6 784 98 78
1866......................................... 388,128, 684 520,107 53, 778, 888 13.8 746 103 39
18G7........................................ 313, 724, 000 494, 333 41,283, 431 13.2 635 83 51
1808........................................ 402, 000, 000 536, 000 46,612, 000 10. G 750 79 50
1869........................................ 393, 000, 000 604, 000 41,265, 000 10.5 051 08 32
1S70......................................... 385, 000, 000 575, 000 38, 500, 000 10 669 66 90
1871......................................... 426, 000, 000 580, 000 41,748, 000 9.8 734 71 96
1872........................................ 480, 000, 000 584, 600 49,920, 000 10.4 821 85 39
1873........................................ 506, 000, 000 653, 000 41,998, 000 8.3 770 64 32
1874........................................ 315,000,000 500, 000 34,650, 000 11 630 09 30
1875........................................ 522, 000,000 710, 000 41,760, 000 8 735 58 81
1876........................................ 535, 000, 000 733, 000 39, 590, 000 7.4 730 54 01
1877........................................ 580, 000, 000 745, 000 40,600, 000 7 778 54 49
1878........................................ 429, 200,000 580, 000 34, 336, 000 8 740 59 20
1879........................................ 472, 000, 000 638, 000 49, 560, 000 10.5 740 77 68
1880........................................ 460, 000, 000 610, 000 50, 600, 000 11 754 82 95
1881........................................ 449, 880,014 640, 239 43, 372, 336 9.6 696 67 11
1882........................................ 513, 077, 558 671,522 43,189, 951 8.4 764 64 32
1883........................................ 451, 545, 641 638, 739 40,455, 302 9 707 63 34
1884........................................ 541, 504, 000 724, 608 44,100,151 8.2 747 CO 94
* T im statem ent is the re su lt o f original estim ates, m ade by Mr. J . R. Dodge, from annual returns to
th e D epartm ent of A griculture, of the com parative condition and area of th e crop and price of p roduct;
and as to q u antity of production, m ainly from the official records of m anufacture and exportation. I t
has been dem onstrated th a t retu rn s of production of tobacco, w hich bears a heavy tax, are uniformly
underestim ates, w hether census re tu rn s or those of th e D epartm ent of A g ric u ltu re; a fact in accord
w ith the experience o f all governm ents w ith respect to voluntary statistical retu rn s of taxed products.
T he prices are th e average home or farm value of leaf tobacco.

COAL— PRODUCTION OP.
203
No. 172.—QUANTITY of COAL PRODUCED in each STATE and
TERRITORY of the U n i t e d S t a t e s , during the Census Years
ending May 31, 18G0, 1870, and 1880, and the Calendar Years 1881,
1882, 1883, and 1884.
[W eight expressed in tons of 2,240 pounds.J
S tate or T erritory.
1860.
1870. *
1880. *
1881.
1882. 1883. 1884.
A NTH KACITE.
P ennsylvania___
Rhode Is la n d ___
V irg in ia...............
BITUMINOUS.
Tons.
9, 397,332
1, 000
Tons.
10, G50, 275
14, 000
!
Tons.
28,612,595
6,170
2, 600
18,075, 048
6,089, 514
5, 932,853
2, 227,844
543,990
1,792, 570
1,449,496
r, 442,333
935,857
494,491
40,520
763, 597
43, 205
100,800
236,950
14,778
224
350
322,934
200
589, £95
145,015
Tons.
28, 5C0, 016
10,000
Tons.
29,120,090
10,000
'~-r=- = " ”
Tons.
31,793,027
Tons.
30,718,293
Rhode Is la n d ___
3, 800
P ennsylvania----
2, 079,772 7,798, 51S
20, 000,000 22, 000,000 24.000. 000 25, 000,000
Illin o is................. 570, 325 2,024,163
6, 000,000 9,115, 053 10,508,791 10.101,005
O hio....................... 1,133,596 2, 527, 285
8, 250,000 9,450, 000 aS, 220,429 9.000. 000
M aryland............. 568,000 1,819,824
2, 261,918 1, 582,518 2,200,172 2,269,051
M issouri............... 3, 880 621, 930
1.750.000 2, 000,000 2.250.000 2,500, 000
W est V irg in ia ... ..................... 008, 878
1.500.000 2, 000,000 2.250.000 3.000. 000
In d ia n a ................. 15,161 437, 870
1, 500,000 1,976,470 2.550.000 2,2C0,000
I o w a ..................... 2,900 203, 487
1, 750,000 3.500.000 3,881,300 3, 903,458
K entucky ........... 2G9,280 150,582
1.100.000 1.300.000 1.650.000 1.550.000
T e n n essee............ 138, 964 133,418
750.000 850.000 1.000. 000 1.200.000
V irg in ia ................ 381,705 61, 803
100.000 100.000 225.000 300.000
K ansas .................
32, 938
750.000 750.000 850.000 1,100,000
O re g o n .................
300.000 300, 000 60,000 60,000
M ich ig an ............. 28,150
100, ooo 125.000 135, 000 135.000
C a lifo rn ia ............
200.000 200.000 200.000 200.000
A rk a n sa s.............
30.000 50.000
M ontana............... 10.000 30.000
50,000
N o rth C aro lin a..
A la b a m a ..............
N e b rask a..............
400 11,000
375,000 800,000 1,400,000 2,000,000
1,425
W yom ing.............. 50, 000
375.000 650.000 700.000 1,000,000
W ash in g to n ........ 5,374 17,844
175.000 i 225.000 260.000 260,000
U ta h .......................
5,800
225.000 j 250.000 250.000 250.000
C olorado............... 4,500 462,747 700.000 ] 942,949 1,000,000 1,500,000
G eorgia.................. 1,920
154,644 150.000 ; 175.000 200.000 200.000
T o tal bitum i-
n o u s ............ 5,775,077 17,199,415 41, 860,055 48,351,918 58,337,518 64,426,692 67,988,514
T o tal anthra- |
c ite .............. 9,398,332 15,664,275 28,621,371 28,510,016 ; 29,130,096 31,793,027 30.718,293
T o tal anthra-
i
cite and hi-
i
tu m in o n s.. 15,173,409 32,863,690 70,481,426 76,861,934
i
87,467,614 96,219,719 98,706,807
Notes.—The statistics for I860, 1870 and 1880 are derived from the United States Census. The
statistics for th e rem aining years are compiled from data collected and estimates made by Mr. Frederick
E. Saw ard, editor of the Coal Trade Journal of New York.
A ccording to the Compendium of the Census for 1860, the value of the coal mined in the United
States in 1850 w as $7,173,750.
a Irre g u lar product of anthracite coal, 28,441 tons, not distributed by States.

No. 173.—NUMBER of PENSIONERS on the ROLLS of EACH AGENCY on June 30, 3SS3, 1884, and 1885, and
the TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS for PENSIONS in e a c h S t a t e during the years ending June 30,1884 and 1885.
[From the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Pensions.]
1884.
State.
Invalids.
A rm y. Y avy. W ar of 1812. N nm her
o f pensioners
on
W idows,
&.C.
Invalids.
W idows,
Ac.
Survivors.
W idows.
Ibo roll
J u n e 30,
1884.
Disbursem ents on account o f pensions during
th e year.
R egular pensions.
A rrears.
Total disbursem
ents.
N um ber
of pensioners
on
th e roll
J a n e 30,
1883.
20,417 7,439 271 1,468 29,595 $5,283,005 87 $6,222 50 $5,314,690 04 27.68G
Illin o is............................................................. 21, 015 5,790 298 212 145 733 28,193 5,260,916 32 7,259 49 5,291,045 41 25,854
M assach u setts............................................... 13,378 7,107 747 546 379 1,634 23,791 3,835,495 17 2,195 61 3,857,821 07 23,495
17, 830 4, 653 103 737 23,352 4.481,031 21 3,457 33 4,503,606 41 29,921
D istrict of C olum bia.................................... 10,054 4 ,304 533 509 177 1,025 22,082 3,012,097 93 5,417 87 3,038,767 66 21,393
■it . . rj' ..T. ifft . % 14, 512 5,096 418 1, 098 22, 624 3,714.030 99 672 27 3,735,418 39 22,338
Y ew Y ork (Y ew Y ork)................................ 0,408 5,017 523 318 195 913 10, 464 2, 608, 574 91 4,043 53 2,634,528 03 16,141
Pennsylvania (P hiladelphia)..................... 12,908 5,301 428 333 77 604 19, 771 2, 983, 039 95 2,718 50 3,005, 229 16 19,300
Pennsylvania (P ittsb u rg h )........................ 12,215 4,201 78 513 17, C07 3, 082, 678 58 1,781 66 3,102,054 78 16,006
15, 701 3,235 134 671 19,741 4,131,535 02 4.402 93 4,153,568 87 17, 525
14,791 2,706 go 403 17,989 3,620,923 29 3,279 06 3,641,060 94 16,051
7,102 4,523 872 5,156 17, 653 2, 757, 903 70 5,162 97 2,777,866 05 17,189
12,701 3,176 111 301 16, 289 3,114, 032 85 1, 512 30 3,130,588 00 14, 653
10, 598 2,752 135 534 14, 019 2, 75S, 749 20 785 94 2,774,413 57 13,080
G, 580 3, 501 428 1,571 12, 080 1,774,917 31 1,672 93 1,788,207 00 11,827
7, 512 3,213 161 714 11,600 1, 992,740 61 2,871 64 2, 009, 274 87 11,007
4,150 2,519 103 C81 7,433 1,463, 565 05 3,829 70 1,476,105 23 7,001
C alifornia......................................................... 1, 965 283 67 20 25 93 2,453 4 S3, 358 74 213 53 439,231 17 2,191
T otal num ber of pensioners, A c ... 216,956 75,836 2,616 1, 938 3, 698 19, 512 322.756 56, 908, 597 CO 57,500 42 j 57, 273, 536 74 303, 658
1,403 148 31 ID, 003
1,033 1,824 3,155,411 63 22,308 28 ! 3,158,430 11
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JSTo. 173.—NUMBER of PEESIOEEES on the EOLLS of EACH AGEYCY on June 30,1883,1881, and 1885, &c.—Cont'd.
1 S S 5 .
State.
Invalids.
Arm y.
W if°pw8' I Invalids.
&c. 1
Navy.
W idows,
&c *
W ar of 1312.
D isbursem ents on account of pensions during the year.
N um ber :
N um ber
of pen- i----------------------------------------;----------------------------------------------- ofpen-
I sioners on
sioners on
Salary and
I th e roll E egular pen- A j expenses of Total disburse-:
Survivors. W idows. I J u n e 30. sions. ; ' I p e n s io n m e n s.
i 1865.
\ agents.
O h io ........................................ 21,172
Illin o is .............................. 22, 857
In d ia n a .............................. 20, 627
M assachusetts................. 14, 631
N ew Y ork (Syracuse). . . 15,750
N ew Y ork (New Y o rk ). 10,349
D istrict of Columbia.......... 17,228
K a n sa s.......................... 18, C02
P ennsylvania (Philadel’ia) 13, 351
Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh) 13,059
I o w a ................................ 16,525
■Wisconsin...................... 14,269
T ennessee...................... 8,265
M ich ig an ........................ 11,787
M a in e ............................ 7, 256
N ew H am pshire.......... 8,148
K e n tu c k y ..................... 4,868
C alifornia...................... 2,314
Total num ber of pensioners,
& c ...................
Increase during the year.
Decrease during the year
22,500
6,079
5, 061
7, 323
6,179
5,145
4,383
3,427
5,418
4,613
2,931
3,377
4, 499
2, 964
3,532
3,225
2,594
312
354
732
530
596
458
75
241, 456 78, 841 2,745
3, 905 129
548
316
493
333
20
1, 926
12
185
118
77
271
320
145
160
105
71
56
82
90
601
112
336
110
83
23
2,945
1,298
698
669
1,433
1,536
849
797
617
545
436
381
276
4,442
470
1,422
598
646
99
17, 212
953 2,300
31.434 $6,151, 448 43 |
30,322 5, 825, 899 30 j
26.434 5,426, 201 84 i
24,938 4, 111, 926 81 :
23, 785 4,476, 45G 88 i
17, 334 2,904, 069 51 J
23,657 4,223, 228 82 j
22,151 4,850, 001 29 ]
20,176 3,187, 698 78 |
18,164 ; 3,244, 015 33 ;
19, 919 I 3,738, 071 24 ;
18,012 j 3, 669, 680 84 |
17,807 ! 3,174, 830 35 |
15,333 1 3,159, 036 28 !
12,546 ' 2, 121, 908 21 I
12,081 : 2,311, 104 13 :
8,189 i 1, 806, 120 88 |
2,843 j 551, 583 20 :
$3, 243 85
2,340 05
7, 970 09
6, 670 27
310 67
412 S6
4, 878 99
3, 271 41
2, 660 20
1,972 66
1, 065 07
2, 339 22
58 40
1, 667 48
499 33
22, 369 j 8,024,690 52 j....................
............................................. j 18,139 87 29,115 93
$23, 583 73 $6,17X, 270 01 29,595
21,243 76 ' 5. 349, 433 31 : 28,193
18,773 48 5,452, 945 41 23, 352
17, 060 75 4,135, 657 S3 23, 791
18,229 30 4,494, 996 85 22, 624
19, 225 02 2,923,707 39 16,464
19,374 58 4,247,482 39 22, 682
16,192 40 4, 869,465 10 19, 741
14,330 22 3, 204, 689 20 19, 771
15, 734 14 3, 259, 799 47 17,007
15, 235 15 3, 753,306 39 17,989
14, 838 21 3, 686,491 71 10, 289
13, 395 21 3,189,296 63 17, 653
14, 924 85 3 ,17G, 300 35 14,019
10, 872 76 2,132,839 37 12, 080
11, 383 14 2, 322, 487 27 11, 600
8,138 23 1,815, 926 59 7,453
5, 737 86 557, 820 39 2,453
278, 322 79 65, 250, 971 46 322,756
7, 977,434 72
PENSIONS.
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