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Total. 1891 322 13is l2l7 1929 1861 l,070 1869


About one-thrd of the number of vessels arrived
cleared in each of the four years included this table
American


There has been increase in the arrival and clear.
of American vessels in 1884, compared with ls4s
The increase in tho of the island has been
principally in American vessels About twenty five per
cent the total value Of the imports into and thirty five
per cent of the exports from Porto Rico carried
American bottoms The number and tonnage of English
vessels engaged in the trade with Porto Rico are very
limited The United States do much the largest portion
Of the carrying trade Although vessels arriving in
and clearing from the ports of the Island of Porto Rico
only number about third Of the total for 1914 yet
the American tonnage amounts to than one halt of
the whole engaged in that trade