STATEMENT of Value of Cargoes carried by American and Foreign Vessels; being the aggregate of Imports and Exports of each Year; and of the Portion of such aggregate carried respectively by Vessels of the United States and Foreign Vessels these compared with the aggregate of American and Foreign Tonnage, Entering and Clearing in each Year; firstly, from the Year 1821 to 1830, and secondly, from 1831 to 1840, both inclusive; expressed in millions and tenths. 1409.4 millions dollars, American cargoes to 17.5 millions tons, American tonnage; 80.5 to 1 dollars. 150.4 millions dollars, Foreign cargoes to 2.2 millions tons, Foreign tonnage; 86. to 1 dollars. Aggregate of American tonnage, entering and clearing, as per table, No. 1... 2013 1 millions dollars, Foreign cargoes to 25 millions American tonnage; 80.5 to 1 dollars. 378.7 millions dollars, Foreign cargoes to 11.4 millions Foreign tonnage; 33.4 to 1 dollars. NOTE.-The amounts of this table slightly vary from the statement of tables No. I. and II., because the fractions are not fully given. The ratio of cargo to tonnage is also calculated without reference to fractions. 25.0 millions tons. 11.4 RATIO of Tonnage, American and Foreign, to Value of Cargoes in three different years, selected out of each term of ten years, computed without accurate reference to fractions. NOTE. This table exhibits a very remarkable increase of the ratio of Foreign tonnage to the value of the cargo; showing how much the carriage of the bulky commodities of export has increased in Foreign vessels. In 1821, the Foreign tonnage carried 90,000,000 dollars' worth of cargo in 1,000,000 of tons; in 1840, it carried 29,000,000 dollars' worth of cargo in 1,000,000 tons showing that the Foreign tonnage is rapidly getting possession of that branch of onr carrying trade which requires the greatest amount of shipping, and which is, therefore, the most valuable to navigation. STATEMENT of the Commerce of each State and Territory, commencing on the 1st day of October, 1820, and ending on the 30th day of September, 1821. STATEMENT of the Commerce of each State and Territory, commencing on the 1st day of October, 1830, and ending on the 30th day of September, 1831. 57,077,417 13,899,628 1,826,490 15,726,118 8,658,955 1,150,071 9,809,026 25,535,144 Total........ 93,962,110 9,229,014 103,191,124 49,671,239 11,605,818 61,277,057 15,874,942 4,158,584 20,033,526 81,310,583 399,940 2,887,532 1,069,713 3,957,245 15,573 167 31,023 734 489 4,150,475 167 341,140 46,596 6,575,201 2,568 3,959,813 9,766,693 8,968,610 3,866,921 12,835,531 1,067,181 2,859,277 6,594 16,797 14,728 28,493 2,002 12,392 VALUE of Domestic Produce Exported from each VALUE of Foreign Produce Imported into State and Territory for five Years, from 1837 each State and Territory for five Years, Total.... 95,564,414|96,033,821|103,533,891|113,895,634 106,382,722 140,989,217 113,717,404|162,092,132 107,141,519 127,946,177 TEA, Coffee, and Sugar, Imported into the United States, from 1821 to 1844, inclusive. COFFEE Imported into the United States from 1821 to 1844, inclusive. 15,656,114 COFFEE Imported into the United States from 1821 to 1844, inclusive-continued. + Central Republic.. In the above, and in all the annual tables for 1843, nine months ending on the 30th of June are only included. FOREIGN Trade of each State and Territory, from the 1st of October, 1841, to the 30th of September, 1842. Total, 1842.... 88,724,280 11,437,807|100,162,087|71,467,634 21,502,362 92,969,996 8,425,389 3,296,149 11,721,538 104,691,534 In the above, and the following tables, of the foreign trade of each state and territory, the direct foreign trade only is included. Several of the states, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio for example, export to foreign countries their products, and import great quantities of foreign products and manufactures, but nearly all in transit through other states. FOREIGN Trade of each State and Territory, during the nine Months ending on the 30th of June, 1843. Total, 1843. '49,971,875 14,781,924 64,753,799 60,107,819 17,685,964 77,793,783 4,945,817 1 606,880 6,552,697 84,346,480 262,994 262,994 174 179 353 760,688 75 141,834 28,137 301,851 4,430,681 1,620,310 and Foreign Produce. dollars. 2,459 682,891 115 44,774 28,137 169,971 354,216 1,974,526 6,405,207 555 105,847 307,223 925,972 3,319,430 16,762,664 2,588 10,621 7,938 283,003 2,354,948 192 98,682 195,342 3,015,556 284,943 185 2,655 1,957,165 171,099 6,657 7,760,809 TOTAL. dollars. 2,298 FOREIGN Trade of each State and Territory during the Year ending on the 30th of Maine Vermont January, 1844. 500,242 70,582 570,824 1,031,281 New Hampshire. 27,185 31,235 31,420 4,040 97,183 97,183 196,574 Massachusetts... 15,444,060 4,851,947 20,296,007 5,734,949 3,612 269,437 202,608 6,164 323,299 745,773 New York...... New Jersey Pennsylvania.... 6,833,300 58,315,222 6,761,294 65,079,516 20,378,600 8,093 125,771 Maryland. 3,659,794 Dis. of Columbia. Virginia.... 44,385 226,328 257,956 3,917,750 3,837,106 1,004,844 4,841,950 263,822 North Carolina.. 196 227 12,915 338,955 91,933 195,863 6,693,573 1,133,216 209,142 263,410 328,844 2,923,238 6,061 19,041 5,133,166 9,254 559.552 2,942,279 228,401 298,401 1,131,515 3,202,386 4,227,199 7,429,585| 25,627 4,505 19,379 120,673 95,716 59,979 Total, 1844... 94,174,673|14,260,362 108,435,035 69,706,375 30,008,804 99,715,179 8,744,154 2,740,713 11,484,867 111,200,046 |