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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-19
~. W. GStssss. Editor.

BRADFORD. FRIDAY, aus. 10 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

II the sj2si decrease in legal tenders for 1.-THE week
have gone West for the purpose Of moving the agicu
tura products OF that region, should regard this as
favorable TO business, and indication OF Improve
ment FOR what isImoney worth unless 1t is usedf We
know that our banks have been troubled 10 find for
their money during the Winter, and have discounted
outside paper TO very considerable amounts. The dis
counting of good commercial PAPER is the legitimate
business of banks and in doing this they aid the great
business interests OF the country and keep in motion the
wheels Of industry the arms OF labor and the spirit OF
enterprise We doubt the South ana West would
take 100000 OF the $1,000 Of eroenbacks IN our city
banks and put them profitable use in developing new
lands in building mills and factories and machine
shops and opening lines of road, and trade, and
travel, and in sending 10 market the millions OF bushels
OF and stored along the lines OF the great
rivers ready to be transported. Minnesota alone has
some 10000 bushels OF wheat for the market, and
money Is needed to move il; and New-York has IL IN
abundance and the movement Of currency is suspicious
OF largely increased railroad receipts and OF greenbacks
ia the pockets OF the farmers. IL they have weiled
pockets We have prosperity.
Last Saturday gold was quoted at Il2I and I'LL To
day quoted at ll2 and Il2 At the Gold Exchange
o'clock, 1t sold at ll2 lO:53 lei HOB l2i; $780,
l2. u. 1929 1916. 1875 1890 1923; p 1924 223 1l2 and
closed at ll24; y. 1t quoted at ll2l at s.
ll2iall2a.
The transactions at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were follows Cearances $iG63eO 600; Gold balances
7O697g; Currency balances, sl99275 The rates for
carrying have been from " fat " to per cent
Foreign exchange is strong to-day the scarcity of
commercial bills aud the rates have been advanced as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

LOAN or THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
Co.-The advantages and attractions of this Loan,
for investment purposes, are many and important.
~. 1t is based upon one of the great Through
Lines between the seaboard and the West.
~. The security is already created, the greater
part of the line being in successful running opera
ton.
(Sl, The local traffic, from the nnriyaed agricul-
tura regions and iron and coal deposits adjacent,
must be large and profitable
az. The Enterprise receives important concessions
and privileges from the States of Virginia and West
Virginia.
t5l. 1t is under the management of efficient and
well-known capitalists, whose names are guarantees
OF its early completion and successful operation
90. The Bonds can be had either III coupon or reg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

COFFEEo has been IN good demand from the trade
ket strong condition. th much de,sab,
4jO0 bags. PaMAu, al f prices other kinds s;sA tsi,s
$50 bags st. Domingo in bond, fl export private teuu'
FLOUR AND MEALTLere bs been aud los dems
Flour With less
from Earor liberal aui 81
ghts buyers sbls 20 obtain uLsI
There has been 1s ia tue sales 81 the ium grsss
ouly moderate inquiry for Family brands Al Or sok
has been reduced matei, AID sr liberal M Ne
especially of the melu Grades We have larger r,tt 4
brands which have sod sell but .
Choice Soh.Western SprLg Wheat Hrtrss lave sod les ' 40
peuty, easier, aud Quiet q he close. "" ave
inquiry tue last the .OS tl.ss cHfsri Dc
attracting buyers We dc remember season hr ma1,
when the assortment Of Flour tbe az To- ''''" -
the We have n5l inquiry Hr he iutire an i' "a
absence o. speculative feeling considerable portion U We -"
grades Of Western DE mlrket LuluI aud shou "a -
have 49, 81 hbis hb Europe, 5'l IBIS o. >1
America &c aud 8l bb 10 ;h- Bt,H .fcs srl "f t 49,
last ii39L To- a. tl-wls e,s t = TO-" Nv sft
Leayy close txt s.T s l mr. ~
Medium grades irregular ald aAri Fsry tFal 80 '
moderate trade. sa's o. JIs - D % JOY ,Ire
for BNtra $500 p - 'r fafg Na'r -
81 50 the low gfadss bf Western Extra 9SG - = 10 900
10 Wheat EI.ras; - tlH 80 fr Nlgssoa az "
Extras: tiSOG 50 for city >hpplg Extras: tt8DG = ~ t Ns
Ohio Round Hoop; - 25d$ iur Trade brands - ca ? - "
Family do; 81 asa ~ for Anher Winter Wheat Stse a.. "
1860 10 ~ for White Wheat, do dos ~ S0d 90 lof fh
IS 5Od IS - for 81 Lou, Extra Single; 20 "a = +" ~
Flour inactive aud nominal al r 5o0 - - NohdTi'
moderate demand at former -aes 90 hbs i = =
ordinary good Extra Baltimore ad Country - "a
Nirguil - jG - fof Faulty 20 -
for Extra Maryland anl Delaware ad SO ga - /" 0r fam 40
Flour dull aud changed. sales 200 Dos A.
and Faney rs so Corn Meal - u aui traFr ses o.
aud IS rs f,r Bfsld ~nr hassN- "
steady At ~ SiQs263F lOD % 'ss sac. sui ~ "a -
syania Jersey Bay Meal iuacte Fut Nl.r Mra, 30 r =
yellow P.Ip Coarse. - wa - os '''' 80
, asa 81 20; Cob Mes. ga II 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

Governments have been firm, but transactions unu-
sually light $40 coupon 1866, 1904, do new, lOs; do
1861 b3, lG9s Bank shares dull In sales; Mercan
tile, 1876 Merchants l2z the only sales reported at
the Stock Exchange.
The operations in Railroad bonds were limited with
NewIOrk Central U.s. TO- 103; Erie fourth, IS; Central
Pacific, 80, G93! Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
second, s7.. The decrease in the premium gold must
tend put down the price of all gold bearing bonds
to put up the price OF currency bonds As evidence
tMs the United States Currency 6s equal with
gold and the POS of 1862 p below par with gold.
State bonds the market has been firm. with moderate
operations; in Tennessee new, 49, Virginia 6s new, 49,
Louisiana Gs levee, 7t do Gs 72 North Carolina,
new, 23ia23.
The Stock market today has been rather dun, but
prices have been comparatively firm. and late in the
afternoon there better feeling sales quicker
and the market stronger. Chicago and Northwestern
at the morning Board. 70a an in the afternoon, co.
G9s7l do. pref, las2s; Milwaukee and st. Paul,
55l; d.. pref, ans In the afternoon. preferred do
72i a72s. The books OF the New-YOrk Central and
Hudson River closed this afternoon, and after o'clock
stock and script quoted dividend. At 42O
NewYork Central and Hudson quoted Tex DIVIDEND
92,; do Scrip, 90. Rock Island, lI Reading 96b Lake
Shore, S5I
The following the Government quotations Of Messrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
3,b Snblitatiuns


Second EdUon Now READY;
DEAR CULTURE FOR PRQFhI.
A. Illustrated wot entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT
ByP T. QUINN.
nr,et,eal Horticultural for many years a'uoee''u - 40,
for m.ri.l Tb. subject simply and m'''seP ''''N' 1 Wv
following heads:
VARIETIES;
ASPECT
DISTANCE APARri
REJECTING TREESi
DWARFS AND STANDAlspSi
TIME OF PLANTING;
PLANTING; r,,p ,rpsppv now Ann pACKI6G.
VARIETIES TO PLANT
nsNuRINa AND MuLCBSG:
GATHERING FRUIT;
NARKkriNG PkARsi
PROFITS or PEAR CULTURK;
pROPAGATION-BUDDiNG AND GRAFThuE
PRACTICAL SU0GbSTlONS
ORCHARD RECORD
TsWork will be found complete practical Dapual for The Fear
trover whether for pleasure or profit
one volume handsomely bound in cloth Price 81 ssn nee "
ms receipt Of pnce. THE TRIBUNE He"i'L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

sAruAD,r Nsrr6 20 ISo
ASIlES-Pots dull the
A. I5d - CT. Pearls al.
CoTTON-A very good transacted at f ync
the spot aud fn oue close the fes
trh- unsettled aud buyer. less 10 operate sales a. iavs
2g evening Isl ariYe II which 6l taken t export
az for consumption M speculation 09 IL sas r." ota's
delivery evening co. bales MAJ -14c ~ Jurs 81 3i' -
llc.; to-day. 100 March a. PIE 90 AZ lc 800 AP @ 3"
2lsc 700 May. 22.c 10, 2tc 90 luus al re m = y
aud 100 each for April MAJ Jane AL o. ~ Me-
We Is fOoAs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The monthly part of Appleton's journal ior
Anril has three chapters of Anthony TronopeS mspn
,he Heir the continuation of Mrs. olphanPs inioe
brothers." some good short stories aud variety Oh 'oi
esting miscellaneous articles There is s'eauy "p'o'o
~ n Tho reading matter but the only good engravings
are those I'm the supplements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
EXPORTS rEou SGrr !. 1862. TO DATE.


EREIGHrS-To Liverpool heh~ rates hT SAIL ava s'AH
sail, loo bhi Fiogf asd 80 tSes W
HAl-lnder light receipt, fair ADD puees are s
lldxl - Or Retail oS k!s SiAsh
*ldSl 10 for Lnus and No. tor SCOTT -, a, ...,,.y, ,t
MoLASSBs-Marke ob moderately srtive' ADD 10
entirely on the side Interest ass I'D buds new "'p "
cOyalo at JSdflc - s,...
GRiIN-Wr have had rather unsatisfactory, 'Sabe sse
the less ts'orable news hm
The reduced limits shppers orirr.. tue eOset
change
room Flour market have Sst 'e,'
ons,.sb. .dyapta,e, The tie nost married 'nu
Spring Of which addiyuAl snyPy AIeer e -
beld comparatively has ruled quiet oas -
aud has s.a sosT sTea AZ
aud Mddnng beug hr the ptessAt well sspPhea 20
ud demand sSod
and stock Ia. besh large, ss ee -
st..n wosJ been ih sts
III. stocA Wheat tie take ports large tsoash ass ts -
ii. hash Tie
nnyors- new. from 6urness IN ircSbs Pns ~
i,, n noUusl At Osarl lJfr No Chicago spnt 70 e'
AMI aroa and 81 2S4 9tl % for AAb.r Nisrr SAFE, ~ -
Al DC Tor SSG s.el Spnugi % for No tbeaso sPf
4 10 hd for 40 Mw.at-. s:erc 81 ~ for Whe sSoTs's
.ni Al sou Al Waite Geassse. the later ier peo-
Moderate sut VIII huss oleass 40.
decline gold prices Of al tors t'nt ard bsl
tendency Brewers parchAss oni' for lhet pessn
M, COS, active ant better sales y
W, A, SIOsa IA. aud 1ool bash state a. ~ @~ .he s'e
Ma uucaAuged st ~ DC for Str "s'
m d,, eeA dad asd btsSr, but oa Ncnd' s o'<
u,nd utlof more
prices Of all Kinds have improtc lvss' We n-ses"
sales, IS co. husb. Al co. doic lar Nts ph'
rru At soc and So s5tc sros state al ec IN sf,
y and Southern At 3sQa9c, sud Pennssnh a. elsol" NJ
AN ,nJ noou,L Corn Ter aud 10 r demand Tor ths "e" ~.
E.stgrn trade. sales New stem htcd AZ sof- ".
h. n IA ned al 4 la OF. Oh ira AZ 81 80 10 store 49,
n..t Msstrrn ~ d9ee Soathetu LIE - o. vs."
iJ JERSEY Yellow al ysc Grl o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
stored form; they have thirty years to m

Istered form; they have thirty years to m
principal and interest being payable in gold.
"a. They are Of denominations Of q 900, $40 ana
$780, bearing interest at the rate Of six per ee,,
coin payable May and November l..
From our intimate acquaintance with the se,,.
and condition Of the Company, we know ,he,. :.
curltes to be peculiarly desirable and suitabe g.,
safe employment of surplus capital and funding a,
Government Bonds, by investors Trustees Of Estate,
and others who are not disposed to assume speul,-
tive risks, but who prefer absolute security with re
sOnable income.
Holders Of United States Fye-Twenties are o,
abed to procure these bonds bearing the same raj.
Of interest and having longer period to run. and n
realize a large increase Of capital in addition.
Price 90 and accrued interest in currency
Pamphlets, maps, and full information furnished
on application. FISK HATCH,
5Nassau-st., New.Yotk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

The Eclectic Magazine contains greater va
rey of topics than usual, and nearly all its selections
nre interesting although there is no one OF special I'M
portance Perhaps the sketch OF the Marquse de Ram
bouiet, from The Cor7hW Mdgoslne' ana Strange
Ioveres respeetng the Aurora" from Fraser, are the
hn1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

Hours at Home opens with an entertaining
story entitled "Tne Tristan Vrow" in which figures that
famous friend Of felton, Peter the Great. Dr. Holahu
furnishes a moral poem called " Merle the Counsellor
Mrs = = Evans contributes some "reminiscences oI
Mrs Bethune" during her last years OF suffering anu
widowhood at Vevay; Professor Schele DE Nere' III
third paper on Strange Wanderers, describes inc MI
gratory habits of certain fishes; the Rev. MT ba0on
finishes his excellent remarks The Literature oil our
Sunday schools :" and Col James f. Melne reviews M,
Marus Topns recent investigations into the propen Oh
tho Man in the Iron Mask Professor Noah Porters
twelfth and concluding paper Books and Reading is
devoted TO the poets. George Williams writes an ex
ceIent war sketch called GLOW became Scout" MI
stoddard gives poem on Spring from the Ohinese'
andW c. wilkinson, in review Of Lowers Cathedral
utterly demoshes lat least his own satisfaction one
of the finest Of recent poems
The Atlantic Monthly for April is rather
quiet number containing article OF conspicuous eN
ceence and none not good 1t is superior TO the
other magazines OF the month chiefly In its poetry MI
Whitter's MY Triumph" is the calm evening isong OF
the good who trusts the future to finish the "oih VI
which he has borne his part.
And takes by faith while living
HIS freehold of thanksgiving.
Marian Douglas paints little picture OF Ihe Au'eht
Preacher"-a mere sketch, but an effective one; ana
Mrs Celia Thaxter has good lines entitled "Cour
age" OF prose articles the most attractive are Inc
English Governess at the Siamese Court" which gives
too much attention. however, to the Kings eccentric
English; "a LumDerwOman," which is tale OF VINES
success in taking care OF the business OF SICK
husband; Mr. Partons account OF ReVlVmg
Virginia" which closes with warning 10 MIS-
governed New.York that we may see the COM
mercial metropolis OF America removed II we
are not careful TO shores of Chesapeake Bay Profess
.or Wilders scientific essay Right and Left" and
DR. Brewers paper THE Blue-Jay Family" MI
Charles LanEan gives biography OF Peter Plchiynn'
Chief Of the Choctaws" remarkable man. whose life
has been full of sober lessons and romantic incidents Mr.
Sidney Andrews writes pleasantly Of Chinese religious
beliefs in an article entitled 1.-The Gods of Wo Lee and
Mr. Trowbrdge continues the journal of his trip to Lake
by j. W De Forest it is too soon however 10 judge It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
SArTRnAY. March l9-P. ".

The week closes upon money market OF con-
timed ease with rates on call from to cent, accord
ING to the character the coateras "put mp and the
rates for cOmmercar paper from TO u p cent with but
very little in the market buyers The last two bank
statements coIupare as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
ath Qualifications
A MEXICAN 0TO-LlTHOGRAPHlC Coz
N OFFICE has been removed to No. 40 Fsou-st. n T.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
MUSIC-HALL SERMONS.

BY W. H. H. MURRAY.
Author OF " Adirondack Adventures" ] vol l6mo. 81 80
This twelve remarkable dcouise which MI Muir
eagerly attentive audiences
SUNDAY evenings tins Boston Music Hall MI Murray
Ia, little points doctrine bu has devoted bis efforts
20 calculating enforcing those essential moral ard religious truths
Which Christians bold and which form the basis Of all
worth The variety aud practical character Oi
the volume ar indicated In It's
THB TENDERNESS OF GOD.
THR UNION OF MORAL FORCES.
THB RELATION OF bELlEP To PRACTICE.
TO YOUNG MEN
BURDEN-BEARING
HEARNESS TO GOD
DIVINE FRIENDSHIP
HOPE POR THE FALLFN
THE MINISTRY or THK WORD.
THE CHCRCH-IrS OBJECT AND C4PACIlN.
POWER or CITIES
IHE MORAL CONDITION OF BOSTON, AND HOW TO IN
PROVE IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Mr.. Edward Young, Chief of the Bureau of
Statistics furnishes advance the following synopsis OF
monthly report No. s. series, which is now in
press 1t exhibits imports FROM and exports and re.
exports TO. foreign countries during the month OF
November 1902 aud the IL months ending the same, COM
nared with tho cnrrespOndng periods OF 1905:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIasr CALI,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Sales Of GOrernmtf htDnds ,oot
1000 s6 Reg 6,.....lOa l2oOo u s. SO Comp "'
rs 900 So Cou IS n....."l0
Sales Of STATE Boad-dirodd BondBaHk and Raiodd-h1'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
MIRACLES, PAST AND PRESENT

BY REV. WILLIAM MOUSTFORD
vol. l2mo $50 pages 81
This remarkable work contribution 10 religious htera
particularly discussion questions which
veoppen Stuasm special prominence. The author
subjects
which bis have
possess deep all ghu minds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

No SAFER OR BETTER INVESTMENT TnlS rny
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDs % uw
CENTRAL RAILROAD or Iowa AT %, FREE proy
TAx-Ths railroad runs 23i miles north and south
through the finest and most thckly settled portion
of the magnificent State Of Iowa, and j. the oply
link wanting to connect the railway centers at -
Louis and st. Paul by an unbroken line IA mile,
shorter than any existing route FOrtysiX miles are
already completed, and nearly 100 miles more are
graded.
The amount Of Bonds TO be issued is but sl,0a
per mile or less than four millions, in all,
OF WHICH OVER ONE MILLION HAVE ALREADY
BEEN SOLD.
WE BELIEVE THERE WILL BP 40 MORE rAy0R,.
BILE TINE TO SELL GOVERNMENTS AND Buy REALLY
FIRsT-CLAss RAILROAD SECUEITrEs-sCCH A. niInE
THAN TILE PRESENT.
After full examination, we have accepted az
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds. and desire to recommend them to or CHS
toners AS A THOROUGHLY SAFE As WELL ~ TEOFu-
ABLE INVESTMENT
JAY COOKE & Co., 20 Wa.st
Pamphlets, with map. may be obtained. and sub
scriptons will be received at the COMPANY OFFICES
No. 80 Pine-st. New-York; at offices Of JAY COOKE
O. Co., New-York, Philadelphia. and Washington;
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, and banking hons's
of HowEs & MACY, New York; and at banking
house Of L. w. CLARK & Co. Philadelphia.
w. b. SHATTUcK, Treasurer.
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GoID Bonds
OF THE LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAuR0tD
CoMPANY-We desire to call the attention Of our
customers to the above bonds. One Of the few Secu
rites we feel safe in recommending as go0A Tie
construction of the road is progressing rapidly aud
the whole line will be completed in time for the NOV
ing of the crops of 1870 We recommend these Bonds
as paying much larger interest than Governments
Securities without the risk of high premium.
Price, a5 and Accrued Interest in Currency. Demon
nations $500 and 81 900 Coupon. We receive IN
payment Government and other Securities at tleir
market value Descriptive pamphlets can be Oh
tanned at our Office JAY COOKE d Co.
Corner Wall and Nassau-sts. y. Y.
A CHEAP AND Most RELIABLE INvEsTnENr
FIRST MORTGAGE z PER CENT BONDS OF LOTS
VILE AND NASHVILLE RAuROAD.-TLe Road is
completed, and has been paying dividends o. I'd
stock for the past seven years.
Two million dollars OF the Bonds have already
been placed
We are offering limited amount at ~. and
interest.
For particulars, apply TO DREXEI, WINTHROP Co.
IS Wall-st.; JOHN j. Cisco Son, SO Wail-st J. s.
ALEXANDER Il Co., 10 Nassau-st.
Banks, Bankers, and Private Capitalists suppl ed
with frst-class commercial paper at ruling rates,
supply of which can always be found with NJ.
FARNHAsI. GILBERT Il Co, Waist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

Report No. gave partial statement OF imports and
exports To include Dec 81 1862 and the present number
contains preliminary statement which brings the sta
tstics OF our foreign commerce mp TO Jan 81, 1870
Among the many interesting features of this number
are the following: statement exhibiting the imnigra-
ton INTO the United states during the quarter ending
Dec 81 1862 by age, nativity. occupations and
toms districts; comparative tables Of imports do
mestc aud foreign exports by articles for the years
1855 10 1869, inclusive statistics of internal
Lotions for the first seven months OF the fiscal year 1870
compared with the period OF 1869 (his followed
by statement of the public debD; the trade Of ~.
Petersburg Russia in 1862 and OF sweden in 1865 popu-
atlon OF Prussia IN 1867 by provinces, SEX and cond
tom tables exhibiting In detail tho rates OF wages and
cost OF subsistence OF the families OF aborers Belgium
Following Is classified statement of the number rig
and tunnage OF all vessels registered, enrolled and
licensed IN each customs district OF the United States on
the 18th Of June, 1909:
Number. Tun.
Sailhy vessels. l+3 2oEHllH
forged vessels. 6i51 6ljf9lOl
Total permanent doeumensd........5Jy 35i419O9
Classified as follows: Ships 537 barks, SIS; brgs COZ;
schoonefs 1850 sloops, 1913 steamers, 1891 unrigged
d2s7 Temporary documened vessels $685. tuns,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

The prOpOlt0ns OF The IOrtIUE spptU IN IOTtEH anu
American vessels respectively during the month OF NJ
venber, 1862 were as follows:
IssssiG Imports Exports. ReUIuOrS
Sll 5Ol 100 $lg65l 019 Slb5tj1
Z2l0 28i 2S,Oi7.2T 657SO
The proportions OF the the eleven months end
ing Nov. 80 1863, were as follows:
- VsSsels Imports Exports. RrItp0ts.
Amercan,..........9i 1876 SJOS23 xlJ961O9l4 S52j937
FOreign.............. l9i2lOOlb 21J26l49J l8l846i
or the total imports for November, S3O.16714l
dutIabe l99362S4 were entered for consumption and
sl3Gesl entered warehouse The total value VI foreign
commodities remaining in warehouse at tho close Of the
month OF November, 1869, was So,2SO,Gl9, against
S40.5ji,i4 in 1868.
In addition the detailed statements the report
tains the usual summaries, exhibiting the imports,
ports reGXpOrts tunuage and warehouse TRANSACTIONS
by months, since July, 1867
The following the number Of vessels entered and
cleared the foreign trade during the month Of Noyem
d r-lLlt A.lrt .lLL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
A CHEAP AND MosT RELIABLE ISvEsrENr
THE MARKETS.

y per cent Mortgage. See Financial"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21


The following comparative statement OF the exports
OF spece from the port OF foreign ports for
10 wears from JAN to March 10 1870 and for the
annnainn ncrinds M the undernnied Years:
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-31

Apples. Lead.
Cooking. -. Q 5043 5OSheet & Pipe 9j@ 10
Eafino n
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-31

LoNDoN, March so-1l A. M Oonsols esb for
money and account.
American securities = United States b-2o's of
1862 coupons, 90a do 1865. old 9OA: do 1897 S9I. D.
s. lU-4o's. 81. Erie shares 2l4 Illinois Central
shares ZIG. o~'
LIVERPOOL, March 3o.-11 A. M.-Cotton dull;
sales Y, 900 bales; Middng uplands ii IT'D; Mid.
ding Orleans III g 1iid. Corn 2ss Sd. Lard cost
LONDON, March 3o.-1.SO P. M.-Consos at 933 for
money and account.
American securities firm; U. s. 5-2O's 1869, eOI;
shares az
LIVERPOOL. March 3o-1.sO P. M-Cotton dull,
b 1od. Cheese lis w
LONDON, March 3o-1.sO P. M.-Linseed Oil at es2
LONDON, March 30 4.S0 .M.-Consols closed ut
w @ s33 tor money and account
American securitIes- United states 5.2O's 1860 Of
"; 20 1860 old, 90s; do 1867, 89t; u.s. 1O-4vs 81,
Erie mares 2la. Ill nois Central shares 115
LIVERPOOL, March 3D-4 80 p. M-Cotton quiet:
MddIllnR uplands 1hfd; es 10000 bales Including
Zooo paies or export and speculation.
= FRANKFORT, March 3.-United States 500 bonds
firm at 9jt. ''-' ''AN'