Storia professionale ed industriale della contea di Suffolk, Massachusetts . ravvivando a Boston, come abbiamo visto, e la condizione generale del commercio era più soddisfacente nella primavera e l'estate di 178S che era stato precedentemente. Otteniamo un accenno di thisby via Londra, in uno dei documenti di cui la città è stata detta: Sabato alcune spedizioni sono state ricevute da Boston, che sono dated20 luglio. Contengono un resoconto dei costruttori che vanno molto velocemente sulla navigazione; che quattro grandi navi di trecento tonnellate dovevano belaunched l'inizio di agosto; che il commercio ha continuato a rischio, e thateven wa

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Professional and industrial history of Suffolk County, Massachusetts . reviving in Boston, as we have seen, and the general condition of trade was more satisfactory in the springand summer of 178S than it had been previously. We get a hint of thisby way of London, in one of the papers of which city it was said: Saturday some dispatches were received from Boston, which are datedJuly 20. They contain an account of the builders going on very faston the shipping; that four large ships of three hundred tons were to belaunched the beginning of August; that trade continued brisk, and thateverything was quiet in that quarter. In August the exports from theport of Boston, for the year past, were stated to have been ^145, -140 5j>-. -^d. The principal articles were boards and staves, fish, rum, flour and provisions, pot and pearl ashes, furs, oil, candles, leather andshoes, tea, coffee, molasses, and naval stores. We give a few of thevalues: Fish, ^ (JO, 245; New England rum, /; 50, 620; oil, ^34, 804pot and pearl ashes, ^JO, 485; flour, ^M;3, 42(); flaxseed, ^10, :)f;0. M£ir5poliX5ILTv3]lLSilVE.§ SJLH.^Tni^ i^Dlic^rTo: - TRADE AND COMMERCE. g5 furs, ^10, 000. Under date of November 20, 1788, we find the shipsHc7-ciilcs and OuipJialc advertised for the Isles of France and India:any person wishing to adventure to that part of the world may havean opportunity of sending- goods on freight. The terms may be knownby applying to Thomas Russell at his store in Boston. On the ^othof December the ship .-J^/rvv/Zz/rf was cleared for the Isles of France;and two months later the Astrcea, belonging to Mr. Derby, of Salem, sailed for Canton with an assorted cargo, under command of CaptainMagee, who had recently completed a China voyage in the Hope. Itrequired six months at that period to make up a cargo for such a voy-age ; iron was brought from the Baltic, wine from Madeira, and ginsengand specie from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Mr. ThomasHandasyd Perkins accompanied Captain Magee as

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