Statement showing the commerce of Rio de Janeiro, &c.—Continued.

United States

1876.

1877.

$28, 141, 519 63
4,607, 101 50
6, 609, 221 73
3,692, 343 81
2, 109, 915 10
1,687, 992 93
439, 399 26
716, 410 42
1,736, 386 16

$27, 380, 796 20
5, 196, 707 33
5,064, 674 11
4,292, 568 28
2,500, 947 37
1,679, 935 26
1,091, 544 72

$24, 266, 895 53 6, 027, 726 15 5,675, 458 50 4, 014, 304 86 1,343,053 94 3,073, 946 80 328,901 32 2, 127, 449 66 824, 099 02 235,708 83

926, 166 43
908, 117 05

288,598 59

536, 490 17

378, 223 20

251,549 96

389, 818 45
241, 949 44

808, 367 14
78,646 54

40, 887 14

21, 604 33

1,316, 075 00 183, 315 94 134, 108 46 967, 386 74

FRANCIS M. CORDEIRO.

Annual exportation of coffee from Rio de Janeiro for the twenty years ending June 30, 1877.

1867

1868

1869

1870

1871

1872

1873

1874

1875

1876

1367

1868

1869.

1870.

1871

1872

1873

1874

1875

1876

Statement showing the quantities of rosewood, cotton, tobacco, and tapioca exported per annum at Rio de Janeiro during the ten years ending June 30, 1876.

Statement showing the amounts of duties collected at the custom-house at Rio de Janeiro for the ten years ending December 31, 1876.

CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES.

NICARAGUA.

SAN JUAN DEL NORTE.

Statement showing the commerce of San Juan del Norte for the year ending September 30, 1877

Articles.

IMPORTS.

Liquors, dry goods, cutlery, powder, guns, shot, &c..

Provisions, hardware, dry goods, boots and shoes, medicines, lumber, &c..

Boots and shoes, extracts, liquors, &c..

Boots and shoes, toys, &c.

$160, 245 40
191, 053 80
79,613 91

England.
Do.

Do.

Total

874,976 28

Statement showing the navigation at the port of San Juan del Norte for the year ending September 30, 1877.

Statement showing the imports and exports between San Juan del Norte and the United States for the year ending September 30, 1877.

Deer-skins

Coffee

Gold coin
Cocoa-nuts

Indigo
Silver coin
Copper amalgam
Gutta-percha
Bar gold
Antelope-skins
Tortoise-shell

Tiger-skins

Cow-horns

....

Provisions, dry goods, hardware, boots and shoes, tobacco, medicines,

lumber, &c.

Total

SALVADOR.

SONSONATE-ACAJUTLA.*

Statement showing the commerce of Sonsonate and Acajutla during the year ending September 30, 1877. IMPORTS.

Total...

120,072 46 296, 002 70 32, 516 99, 90, 914 86 48, 505 65 24, 896 588, 012 66

Silver ore..

Coffee

Deer skins

Balsam of Peru..

$660 00 $8, 186 00 $4, 760 00 $1,840 00
5,985 00 9, 396 00
609, 691 20,475, 621 50 125, 070 00 139, 560 00 13, 792 50 18, 332 00 9, 214, 1181,
1,057 80

$103 00

$950 00

16, 499
96, 137

$16, 499 00 15, 381 92 382, 117 20

3,247 123, 827

1,057 80

14, 859 24

200 00

515 00

159

483 00

59, 027 697, 490

59,027 00

20,924 70

410 00

34,900

6, 048

Total......

651, 581 19 541, 895 17 139, 603 00 146, 849 85 13, 895 50, 25, 965 00

3, 490 00 4,50) 00

324 85

1,519, 789 71

* Acajutla is the port of entry for the consular district of Sonsonate, Central America, Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador.