The Development of American Commerce |
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abroad ad valorem agricultural American ships American vessels amounted Atlantic balance of trade Britain British vessels British West Indies Canal capital Carnegie Institution carried Cent of Total Chap Chart coast coastwise trade colonies commodities Compiled from Statistical Congress continued cotton Crude foodstuffs Crude materials decline direct trade discriminating duties England Europe export trade exports and imports finished manufactures foreign trade free ports freight growth increased industries internal investments iron islands manufac markets ment merchandise exports merchant marine molasses nations navigation Navigation Acts North Oceania operation others.-History of Domestic period ports protection quantities railroads railway rates raw materials reciprocity reduction reëxport revenue route Shipping Board South America Statistical Abstract sugar tariff of 1816 tion tobacco tonnage tons total exports Total Value traffic transportation treaty United Kingdom United States Carnegie United States Shipping valorem Value Per Cent West Indies York