New Brunswick -- Description and travel; New Brunswick -- History
Timber, tons 5,851
Pine Boards and Planks, M. feet 12
Masts and Spars 327
Oars and Oar Rafters 184
Handspikes, number 96
Lathwood, cords 184-1/2
Rum, gallons 100
Tobacco, cwts. 50
RESTIGOUCHE.
14 Vessels--2,301 Tons--121 Men.
Timber, tons 3,062
Pine Boards and Plank, M. feet 7
Masts and Spars 47
Handspikes, number 32
Lathwood, cords 30
Dry Fish, quintals 2,000
Pickled Fish, barrels 403
Fish Oil, barrels 20
DORCHESTER.
4 Vessels--841 Tons--37 Men.
Timber, tons 1,246
Pine Boards and Plank, M. feet 2
Masts and Spars 5
Oars and Oar Rafters 110
Handspikes, number 374
Lathwood, cords 29-1/2
Value of Exports L362,043, sterling.
N.B. To the value of exports may be added the following Ships and
Vessels built and registered at this Port within the year 1824, by
persons resident in this Province, either for proprietors in the United
Kingdom, or sent there for sale, as remittances for British
Merchandise, or for owners here, carrying on the Timber Trade.
60 Ships and Vessels, measuring 16,488 tons, at L10 L164,880
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Total L526,923
PORT OF SAINT ANDREWS.
_An account of the total number of Vessels, their Tonnage, number
of Men, with the quantity and quality of their Cargoes, entered
at the Port of St. Andrews in the year 1824, ending the 5th
January, 1825._
156 Vessels--29,687 Tons--1,406 Men.
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