New-York tribune., 1871-11-17

Pennsylvania State 6s third issue sold at IO7i; Pha-
drphS and Erie Railroad. 2SI Reading Railroad SOti
and PenhsylvRnia Railroad. trT. Gold closed atll'
Tho managers OF the American Merchants Union TX
press Company have dcrnd dividend Of o per share,
payable Jan O. 1872. To- transfer books VIII close Dee'
Is, and reopen Jan. 3.
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No. (series l87l-R) OF the
Bureau Of stastie Is In press 1t shows the statistics
foreign trade for the month OF July ls and ior
the AsVea months ended july 81 1871, Compared win
ths corresponding periods of 1870 Mr. Young, Chief OF
the Bureau. furnishes the following synOPss:
DOBssne exports % YoI.lEn
Nou.h .pdci Jsly 81 ILL.,. EE5iJg es199So SIs
s9 @1' Soa: I'D '4s sal.5 e 5gs s7 sS ,s %s%
From The above table Il appears that for the seven
months ended July 1871 The imports eKGeeaeG t9e f6 :;
ports by t996lS whe for the corresponding peIoa Oh
1870 the exports were in Of the imports TO the
rb" yans cf fogegu commodities remaining In ware
hous' July 81, 1871 s7O257S76, as compared with
tI'o'sOS July 81 1870 showing an eHceSs OF TaSz%I
balance Of t2,2C5 $40 will appear ,,
The comparative values OF the foregoing carried IN
American and foreign vessels respectively and In
and other land ychces, during the seven months ended
July 81. l57I, were rs follows:
sISBB5io, SBBG5la Is5 IsS Isisss Iss sT9 pS ga
T-Sn 'r'.ci, ;.. 'l2slol7 H$,2lll!l iIis1 s2s 1s
'ryES HOSrH' ESOrO JgLI q, IElo; v.,--..
An~rrEo gsSs. @l103l41lS $l2Oe2lS Sg3ijA4
C.,. ] and olSsf land Iei;c; iSoS6s $3.50 25saz
From these tables 1t will be noticed that Of the total
value Of foreign carried In vessels during
the months ended July 81 l57 over 60 per cent
was Ia foreign bottOms and for the corresponding pc
rod Of 1910, nearly ca per cent.
The relative amounts Of the Imports and exports,
WhcS consisted Of merchandise and OF specie and bull
ION, respectively, were as follows:
SEVEN hssIHA ENDED JgLI Jl 1871.
lggE 8, l'Isi ssi,1ss;i !'";; SoTS e '9gSr. p: s.
Hp-''' s"H 'iNipl -. tL'o',. '
Domestic exports
I|P@ItS Per 81 'PsSs s,o ysoo5 fOI 70 'I39r1 10 o
Tho following table shows the number and tunpage OF
American and foreign vessels engaged in the foreign
trade winch entered into and cleared from the ports OF
the United states during the twelve months ended June
30 1874.
Number Tuns Number Tqq.
ArosHctn vssIsli. .lOT57 l769G9 lO567 374i,$f
farergu yesss. 1896 C.35A Isl 1882 o,2S SGl
Total. ............1OI23 mInAo 298s0 lOO3gN7
TWELVE HoSrHs JUSH ~, ls12~--~
SS-HN LEkER7-> -.CLEAHID--
-. 80: Io,s ,g,sO T9H1 TPTssr' I1Ss ,54rsa TH1s
Polr "a vssses.......l94s 3bJ3,OH lsH s3""0
rpr.l............32I9 9ir8N 29BO 9DOgs
Th. report contains valuable table, showing by Gus
r United States also statement exhibiting In tabular
fir the tunnage statistics OF the country from 1852 10
inclusive. IL also contains OH interesting STATE
the exports OF petroleum, showing the ports oi
g sxpoTtnttOn and tue countries 70 which shipped ~
The miscellaneous department Of this number VIII Dc
found more than usually full and interesting, embracing
HnpnR other matter statistics OF the commerce OF Ham
burg ana Austria and of the railroads OF the world