VESSELS BUILT IN EACH STATE, IN 1845-46. Statement of the number and class of Vessels built, and the tonnage thereof, in each State and Territory of the United States, during the year ending September 30, 1846. CREWS. TONNAGE ENTERED INTO EACH OF THE UNITED STATES, IN 1845-46. AMERICAN. FOREIGN. TOTAL AMERICAN AND FOREIGN.. Boys. UNITED STATES IMPORT AND CONSUMPTION OF SUGAR. For the following statements of the quantity of sugar imported and consumed annually, in the United States, for the last forty-six years, we are indebted to the kindness of EDWARD TREMAYNE, Esq., of Washington, who was permitted to copy it from the books of the Treasury Department, for publication in the Merchants' Magazine. The table, it will be seen, not only exhibits the quantity imported and consumed, but the rate of duty under the several tariffs, and the total amount of duty paid in each year, from 1801 to 1846. QUANTITY OF SUGAR IMPORTED AND CONSUMED, ANNUALLY, FROM 1801 To 1846, INCLUSIVE, TOGETHER WITH THE DUTY WHICH ACCRUED ON THE SAME. PHILADELPHIA IMPORTS AND DUTIES, SINCE 1830. The following statement, showing the value of imports into the port of Philadelphia, and the amount of duties accruing thereon to the United States, has been carefully prepared from official records: |