The balance of trade with the Continent of Europe, the East Indies, China, and South America, was against the States, and in favour of the United Kingdom; the differences were settled by bankers' credits.

Tonnage employed in conducting the commerce between the United Kingdom and the American States (1860).

A large portion of the commerce between the United Kingdom, India, and China is carried on by Northern American vessels.

The value of Gold and Silver Bullion and Coin supposed to be

in the American States, 1800 to 1861.

Bank Note Circulation in the American States (1800 to 1861).