History of Domestic and Foreign Commerce of the United StatesCarnegie institution of Washington, 1915 - United States |
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Acts of Trade agricultural American colonies American commerce amount Atlantic banks Britain British British West Indies bushels canal cargo carried Census cent chapter cities coal coast coastwise trade colonists commodities cotton district domestic Dutch early East eastern economic eighteenth century England English Erie Canal Europe exchange exports farm fish fisheries flour foreign trade freight French fur trade grain growth Ibid import duties increase industry internal commerce internal trade iron islands Lake laws legislation live-stock manufactures Maryland Massachusetts merchants Mississippi Mississippi River molasses mother country nation Navigation Newfoundland North northern Ohio Ohio River Orleans Pennsylvania period Philadelphia plantations population ports railroads railway receipts regulation Revolution Rhode Island River sections secured settlement seventeenth century shipments ships slave South Carolina southern colonies statistics sugar Sugar Act supply tariff tion tobacco tonnage tons traffic transportation United vessels Virginia volume West Indies western wheat York