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, 1872-07-11

DR.. ABoRN's SECOND VISIT TO SEATTLE
DIR Aborn, Oculist, Aurist and Physi.
clan for chronic diseases. late of Sa,
Francisco and Portland, hereby informs
the people who reside at the various
towns along Puget Sonnd and vicinity,
that he will make another visit to Seattle,
at the request of many influential citi,
zens in that region. who either neglected
or were unable to consult him during
his brief visit to that place in June last
, 1872-07-11

~ We devote more than our usual
space to the opinion of Judge Lewis,
which may be found on our first page
The question, however, is one Of i'm,
portance, and the opinion is an excellent
one. The chances ara that not one in q
dozen of the Official Bonds are good fol
anything. But this decision it is hoped
will result in more care being exercised
in public matters.
, 1872-07-11

FOURTH OF July CAsUALTIEs.-Ihe
Fourth of July celebration in this city
passed off without accident or unpleas-
ant event until late in the evening, when
Austin A. Bell, printer In this Office
while looking at the fireworks, was
struck in the mouth by fragment of an
exploded Chinese bomb, which terribly
lscerated the lower portion of his face,
and knocked out all the incissors IN his
lower jaw, laying the bone bare. He has
so far recovered from his wounds as to
be up, but it will be some time before
be will be in condition to resume la
Dor.
By the same explosion young son OF
Mr.. D. Mills was struck. severely burn
ing his face md injuring one of his eyes
His injuries were painful but not per-
manent.
, 1872-07-11

~ The election of Judge McFaddel
o Congress seems fore egoneconciusloI
if tie opinions Of persons competent to
Judge are worth anything. -Four PROM
inent Republicans, and hitherto warln
friends OF Garfelde met casually the
,iher day upon the street, and upon
comparing opinions were surprised tt
find that all intended voting for McFad
dem
, 1872-07-11

BASE BALL'-The Dolly Varden"
Base Ball Club of Seattle has organized
by the election of the following officers;
President, W. G Jameson; Vice Presi-
dent, Geo. D. Short; Secretary Edw. Fl,
Brown; Treasurer. E. Med. Johnstone;
Directors, Chas. Moore, r. Bonney and
C. F. Edmupds; Captain, Chas, Moore.
, 1872-07-11

n The bark Aymar brought from
San Francisco all the iron work for
Schwabacher Bros. & Co.'S new S ore,
consisting of pillars, arched cornia, &c.
&c, all in the best style of me"ern art.
This building, when completed, will be
an ornament to the city, and will mark
the commencement of distinct era IN
the commercial growth of Seattle. The
foundation walls are now completed, the
lower fioor timbers are in place. and the
laying of brick has commenced. The
enterprising merchants who are thus
proving their confidence in the assured
future of the city are entitled to the
confidence Of the community.
, 1872-07-11

1The hay crop III Oreg,' IN is almost
a total failure. and that region will be
largely dependent upon Puget Sound
farmers for that product. 1t therefore
behooves our farmers to take advantage
of the opportunity of putting ye extra
dimes in their pockets.
, 1872-07-11
Remarkable Cure of Deafness
0cAl 1910

SEATTLE. Jun6 ZOtu, IoTA.
To WHOM IT MAI CONCERN
1 hereby certify that I have been un-
Ter the treatment of DIR. Aborn for deaf
ness and that he has almost entirely re-
stored my hearing. 7 had been quite
deaf for over twenty years. and in one
ear had not heard the tick of a watch for
the above time: and the second day af-
ter he commenced treatment, Icould
hear very plain, and l feel like new
man. JOHN WEBSTER.
, 1872-07-11

q The Bulletin, Is. F.) contains a
list of the Acts passed by the last Con-
gress having special reference to the
Pacific Coast-States and Territories.
In the whole list there is but single
Act of interest to the people of Wash
ington Territory. and that is the Act
postponing the election for Delegate in
Congress until November next.
, 1872-07-11

w The California which left San
Francisco on the 5th inst. failed to con-
meet with the North Pacif on Tuesday
last. Among the passengers to arrive
are James Crawford, Esq, of the firm
of Crawford & Harrington, Mrs. c. P
Stone and Miss Coombs.
, 1872-07-11
Religious Notices.

PROTESTANT METHODIST CHURCH Rev. DAME
Bagley. Minister.-Services in the Brown
Church every Sunday. On the first and third
Sundays of sch M ,th, at P NJ, OR III sec
ond and fourth Sundays at II 4. NJ Sunday
school Immediately afr the morning s. rvie' =.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Theodore Crowl,
Ninister.-Services in the Brown Church every
Sunday. On the first and third Sundays of each
month at II A. NJ; on the third and fourth
Sundays at P. M. Sunday School immediafS ly
after the morning service.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, Rev. Father Prefontaine,
Minister.-Services every Sunday At II o'clock,
A. NJ and ~ O'Clock. P. N.
TRINITY Protestant EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev.
R. W. Summers. Minister-Services every Sum-
dsy at II O'Clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock, P. NJ;
on Friday evening at tx O'clock. Sunday
School immediately after morning service.
, 1872-07-11

? pR. ABoRN AT PoRTLAND.--Dr. Aborn
will be at his apartments, corner of Sd
and Morrison streets, Portland, Oregon,
-irom the 18th Of July until the 18th of
August. I'm
, 1872-07-11

THANKs.-We are lndebtet to Capt.
Parker, of the Aida. and Capt. Wright,
of the Zephyr, for repeated favors to
this Office,
, 1872-07-11

DIR. AnoRN will be at his apartments
corner Third and Morrison streets,
Portland, from the 10th of July until
the 18th of August.
, 1872-07-11

The Doctor will be at the Occidental
Hotel. Seattle, from the 10th of August
until the LIST of September.
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
, 1872-07-11

To the Trade and the public generally
we return our thanks for past favors.
Our mutual transactions in business,
heretofore, is our chief claim for in
creased patronage.
The rapidly increasing Trade of this
City with the Merchants of the Sound
Ports warrants our present importation.
, 1872-07-11
SAVINGS DEPART MENT.

Money deposited in this Department, IN sum.
of one Dollar and upwards, will draw interest,"
al ten per cent. per annum.
Mechanics, Mill, Mining and Railroad fm-
plovees will lind a safe and reliable place ZOE
deposit for their money, besides receiving inter-
est on the same.
Sight Drafts on New York or San Franclsco
will be taken without discount. Time DraIts
collected free OF charge for depositors.
Rules of this Department furnished on appn-
cation. 'osA.
, 1872-07-11

The Stock now on hand, as usual,
consists Of
HARD-WA ARE.
in great variety,
GROCERIES,
of the best qualities and assortment,
BREADSTUFFS
of several grades,
Teas and COfees;
General Supplies for Families
and Outfits for
Farmers,
Miners,
Loggers,
Joiners,
Blacksmiths,
Shipwrights,
etc. etc. etc.
Our Stock Of
WINES AND LIQUORS
is also equal to the requirements Of tn
trade, and consists of the
Most Choice Brands,
Foreign and Domestic.
An examination # the Stock and pri
ces is solicited.
, 1872-07-11

The Stock now on hand, as usual,
consists Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIIE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
EOMPASY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being alb
-eOrbed by an increasing demand for them
Secured as they are by first mortgage on the
q Dad. Land Grant, Franchise. and Equipments, com
k,ined in one mortgage, they command at once a
.r.ady market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
&Decd must advance the price upon the closing of
y ne loan. Principal and interest payable in 0old
snteIest at eight (s per cent per annum. Payable,
>een annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
\ ears. Denominations $1,000, 500, and 800 COu-
h ons OF Registered.
Price Oh and accrued interest, in currency from
February 49, 1872.
Maps Circulars, Documents, and information fur
tished
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
Eew-YOTk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the I'M
lIorsigned, who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers,
No II Wallst.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
LILLE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKET


LorsrLIy April Iobaeco fIm aud unebanged ssei % hs
begging ira AMI Flour fnF Extra Family 81 70 Gah
qoiet nd unehsnged Provisions dull nothing dong iacsnShon
Der. 5a5ic; Clean sides 4d6lc; Ger hdct tidc ieA
wst~sboue la4ir Clear mr. sides q 05c Clear SIDES, 81,
Pork aaiet al BIZ WHISKY steady AT 6Je. - 49,. -
CLTyP ND April Wheat qIet but lTmi NO WINTER hen
Oh IS, No q 81 Corn steady OF Sc O quiet AMI sieady
Al l Peou-RefaeI steady little dope iaes at Bic for car
lots 2lUl2.c. for trade lots . ~, L..
Winter vi eat sy Extra al 60; No White, ~ w hAbei
Michigan 81 duh and lower ic Oats IN sool d.mhLd
n sic Clover Seed IS l0N 80 49, bteeipt-0O bills o1r'
ai0D hush WbeAt Standardization hA Polr 3J tush Wheni
CISciSN At AIr flour quiet unchanged Family '1~
~ 10 Wheat dun lower; Red. ga I'll 10 Corn IN r de-
higher
Earey ontt unchanged COdc Better steady 2jcc foh
bed; asking t olenng rh a.
Lard dali and uomnay giO8ie Bulk Meats dull and aoo
ehone. a,r s 65. for Clear RIB ole for Clear bacon
du and dreopBg; SOur 4Ic; sides hjaI but .ie i"LG.
Live Hogs dali dropping - $685. So receipts LOO heal
st. IcGis Hpr fair demand and sm for best s,.d,e,
Winter super6ie ~; Winter ETi. t6i Winter Double L,tn
80; Treble R,tr, ~ ISL Family ~ l0d tJia MMs.
strong sample lots Of No. Spring At ~ 81 No fa sEV
81; No Winter Red, 81 3d. Corn opened dull hut closed
tive Mi,,J ON Track, 4Oc; Ia elevator tO ale o.t os
rrthnged No. the track SdHic; IN ELEVATOR aoe
lrry gue unhiugci Rye duh and unchanged At NgJ oA
soe lHand Co. but held hher eny al ossr ..s c s,
hcsIyi bhonr fsci ts' otS
lei tulcr lD's higher lams-tugar cured al!
TO-, 4 K"r stt Live ogs dali % Tj1o@ - % tio p ~
sJ5,o 81 hedpts4o bhl@ iui i5'co iu.h Wle1i .''''
Lp. Com ~ 900 bu,h Ost 800 bBh. Baby 80 bu,h Jr
TOLEDO, April F9aI tIm AID In lar demand "hs4' arm ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
oprrcs OF
U. S. ASSISTANT TREASURER,

Nbw'iohh. hpri !, isIS
During the month Of April 1911, SHALL BY Order BIDS h
Cold, and Offers o. Bonds, foo.G
BIDS FOR GOLD
THURSDAY, April t-0ne Milios.
THURSDAY, April li-One Million
THURSDAY, Apnl ls-0ne Millos.
THURSDAY, April Bone Million.
OFFERS on BONDS
WEDNESDAY April 3-One Nllo1.
WEDNESDAY. April l0-One Mlloo.
WEDNESDAY, April l7Ohe MilNon
WEDNESDAY, Apii A-0re NJ los.
certified check Five cent Of ia oser b tspo.e<
Herewith Proposals will be opened y O'Clock escs day 'pt
EEL The caG its option accept osrs Of bonds b fo'
gold In excess Of the advertised for
Printed forms for poposs with the regulation, 10 be oSeci Sn
be furnished at this olee. THOMAS nTLLiiOUSB,
Iraa.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
prcEIpTS OF PRODUCE.

Par North EITff Ttstfts dlI Nl1ITO1dt
Anil -9 uken Ashes pigs Brandy Cal PKG. BetN,r,
Dried Fruit 3,ia9 h1s
Eggs G163 b, Flour blsh Wheat, $3.50 bush Corn, 4o
Lnsb Barley 6l7 bags Grss, seed 81 bags llaHd
Is bbs Meal bags Corn .Ie 30 bbl Oat Meal % o,s
ep 81 hale Hop, m iees bales Hides. 1888 sides Leather
2J bales Moss a. o. Moass 100 bb OF 25l bhs sprts
Turrentne bb Fitch, 44D5 bbls ion 900 pk
OH lake 10 rrs Beef 42g pkgs Meats 2 pkgs Lsri 90
Kegs Lard pkgs sahn 2 pigs Butter 90 pes sPer y
pkg, Iaow 70 ibis Lard or 9 bush. Peanuts lOj SIS Silver
ore Ie7 rtgs 81 bales Skins hhd W. o. sugr lf'' hos
starch 2y hae Slmso JOlT Balboa 10 bids Iol ~
ios.s Sc 10 saco bl. WHISKY ~ lses DOL 2J pef Vine
Cal *. Nu.taf Seed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
DIZZY HIDES.

HATTIE MARIE quiet bgtfaa q s5@ 81 80 f., slip
sS 5 sss 9T S s sSs s. r S '9S for Long h
LEATHE~iiemIccS Sole is good and the markets. hm
the light and the stock is poorly ASSORTED
ss5 i% E f TsSa, 'T Rs:1s, PHsss,
A H; ISa DSs$; , HISs:' 's
lSee cao mi h asaS' S Ssf"P h say o &
ID M5 T 9n@tG A. f 'T:3i Sd o9nSeo s ISs
p &c y IL; iiemioek DAMAGED weights.
81 n Sst a Peg R%'B I'd u a' tp s 1y"l
I THSn cYgs Middle ;S e1 ~ 6 Sop Rs GgpPs
Weights, 81 aJ hi Oak Rough. Southern, all weights Joa'c '
T market steady , Of cargo q G.Ss eg
csea ?oe IBIS Casa MqceyadO 100 bills Porto Rico 4'l UO
NAVAL FTofsSspiH TupeHdne been quoted shade lower
demand pretty free Ofeng' sales Of 100 bb at
prizes TIE closing Of 28' IS strained 80 ~;
S Sac VA S S1 sSS s3 tS: g. sSd '
esc IL bis taie Fish are in limited and steady Other O
active but T. some o S,Tl S and Ns sl
ssa a % e. s s1f fa SI 81 Ss 81 I
s. 81 p[' s o a OF a 9G G s Ms mall o e
cash Beef Sornes y ,sye II q, P way ,1 ana $40
Ea Teo. Bset dull r. HGs, s.. .O. nS Ta
2 o iS M.. beef ans are active and firm for
choice parcels sol Of 100 b. At 22G 20 iE Weston SU Meat,
ssus sales 4O PcIi Hams S!aoe, AID $1,000 Smoked Co.
cSoe coaneatsi meats. but English scck neglected nom
es Of ESQ bbs Long Clear at &c 2So Cofs ShoH CG s N
rather though not $50 bt and ties al 81
Gle for No. City; 8iU8c for fair to steam and
ri Rendered. for future delivery sales Of 80 les ~
gl5l6c for April buNr ra'ing tie
Sci 80 June iJlGe aud co tc on Tie spot al
e.d5 lJl6c, cash
nomral Crude in bulk b at lt with no buyI Tue as fos
the Creek oa dull but say mrhe1 at - 90 o spot on pom
Refined has been held with trnnes but IS Without ue
nand quote 22ic Gases bm vita moderate inquiry;
at 28923 Philadelphia GrDer but quiet Spot quoted
at 2llc With 2l4 bid for first half Of April
Richie market is dull but 6uD sales tcs Carolina 81 iGc
2O1 bag RLgoon ea7. Nd 80 bags Ptna at % stock ~ c
Of Carol ns, and 1000 bags Foreign.
SUGARS-Hoe appear pretty firm Offering moderately and some
rses quote for Fair to Good ehang
sAs Porto Rico, and lie for Demersra OO boxes
Al Refined firm; l2dl2.c for hards
SEEDS-Cuyer dull bat 6 9QlOc for ONO and indiana sales
Of 80 Common Michigan at SIC Timothy nominal at go
IS 35 =. -, ,o-o -.
hhd 296 m bales 9stcs and Ce1ocns and SJ neams
For Seed Leaf there Las been very vey
and New Crop Of all grades chiefly for export at mo G
which maintained through the season Will give as det
the sales Of Old Crop dnre last
month within quo below 800 Connecticut AID Masa
Penn ANA 1900 Ohio; total 2oJ cases
disposed OF 500 Connecticut and Ma
chuses 500 Pennsy yana, lOO Ohio
and total 1000 The market for Ken
active throughout the past month In Tie early
brought freely Of Old Crop and after the news Of
taking the French contrac Reg buyers took up all the available
mostly New Crop for France Italy and SPAN Tie sales reaching
hhds lO hhd for Consumption For want OF De
rse stocks exporters have been less active during the las week
but appreeud that some OF
the Wet end out TO their cost that tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02

HDBS-There has' been good demand
the grades There have been arrivals OF
River Plate HIDES and but few OF Of Foreign spos the
being mostly from domestic which s eileT before
arrival quotations Prices hardly nm for Texas HIDES
quality Of most parcels arriving Ne Sailed
moderate demsnd and prices nave downward tendency for
and other Domestic Hides Foreign dconb are Gn ana
unchapre East India quiet but steady hear OF
sales We quote: ...... $780,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02

German bark Of SIS TAM. hence Bremen with general osss
.s or sSo s s sa S s 100
from Philadelphia the Continents pni with 1870 bbs do from
'P Pf6 %Ti SSp HoS sI pas inquiry for A. ou
and the market but Water Wheat Ea strong aud IN De.
the market quiet grades strong fsy active for the
high grade, sales Of IS 600 bills We quote .oasa
s;. S. :,:S SO s % f. Fs.s. ;;. $
Muses. ssss l' 80 Double Ss: 'ss ss &c
GTS1 to choice spnn' AND s. L S": SS SSs KIT E
MeS.... 900 Gcn.se.. EI brands ess 80
the market quiet but firm; ssles Of $50 bb part 70 Aie We
bait Alex and Geose,oup Mird to Good Snip go 900 90 e5
Bait, Alex ami Georgetown, Extra and Family VOC u %
Richmond CoTn,r' hiiIa; .'''"''''''''''' S@ sSe
RE Flour light demand and anei sae OF 40 b0i> We
Rive Flour. Western ;....''''''.'"'"st og$t%
Corn Meal is dull and heavy supply aIge $40 bb We
Cen NssiWs:Gw., % . seca.a,nun,
Be- e. %
6 Gs cS; f., F. fas Isl S fG 1 o''.'
FELDIhe market dull and lowers sales Of 70 tuns; 30 %
bM i 30 h. Sl al 100 Ii. 81 so0sl Co. Rye Feed is que
GRAIN The Wheat market qu steady fr Spring; Winter
quiet Spring Winter better tho high pisscss sss ASK.
cheek demand chiefly for the South the saei are @
,Goat 81 90 Tor No Duluth stOre 81 ~ for Red western 10
2 for Red I, on pier ,S, u B S eSi n %e demand
steady sales q 500 hush AZ ,:c for far TS s Swd S SS an" o
Of 5000 bush at ST. aaOa 81 IS for CITY Oats are Gull
easier and close hsy the :ees White PEA Western Mixed
White at RE inactive; Me,esn h
n r Score c,p S1 the sales are Damp Unsnnd at
a Mir ss Ys Sg Jef.ey dc es
COMPARATIVE GRAIN IN NETWORK IND BROOKLYN WARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY APRIL g. 1872

shsso better, sale. ONO White Michigan At Amber Nehs.n
=: ss e. ss r. e s,15:s
S;i C. SSss &c 81,
s: s a.. SdsF s Sc s &C. s s
''s q at 2 a.e Rye easier 1t e1s,oc s No D.s
Lar. .o Is Bun Ms..-Lco,s q9oGh a: ~ 2 a'i :I o.
n p 3 ss nssSSs aas,s and as. nominal at
Sl dan sissi % Recipe 90 bs. Flour 300
5oSo tah Barley AID coo hog. sP%sP.cS, e, 5so FS5
o.wSSO zoo 9 %T5l f1r .tssdy good tmn, . ot
Ss; 4 e y 3 IIS' b,s; p we
S a Mo- MTr Club on at DC Se Zoo p ss H s Rs Cora
Nal 90 g S9S'e. I IA sS, s Ped ste s;IT
swne, S, Railroad freishs-fiOur to boston, s9c to New
MISsrsSr quiet AMI whs,. aa,l ard m
s o T .s IN l m Md a S Seii Rye DO"
and go eco i bush f %Is s' '''i Wheat o'
MEyrni April i-Flon steady sssso 80 Com dull anil IN
settled 6a5Oc Bacon steady. Lard sold at 9!dl0c Pork sold h
BuIyALo April Iu and ases.wh.,t 80 900 bqh Cor
s3 oC' .s o7 so s Bprey 7C 1Th Eys 1900
9 a y Of Fu D are; N wS5 dS ':: @ o Das6
Spring at 81 H. Con- qa. ale; 200 bush No. We'en o. mn NJ
,lroly nominal Seeds sieadyi sales snail
COTTON MARKETS.
CrScIyyAr April LcotOa frmer, held higher Mdiins Hio
LOUISVILLE. Aprl 1--Co,ton rctlvej Millings, 2,Ic;
WILMINGTON, April i-Coon quiet hat hrm Mi1dlrys 2e he
receipts exports 80 bales stock O9 bales
sAyASsAn April l. - Cotton firm hght offerings FEY" oIrefs
b3 bales; TO Great
Britain s4s bss; continent eoaalse 100 bales;
stock. ~ 325 bales; sales 80 bales
BALTIMORE April Ccion quiettut fm Miug 22lacoc net
receipts be $50 bales xOIscoastwse ITO bales sales.
% bales; stock, ii g6S bales.
PHILADELPHIA. April l.-COon quiet MttNrcs 23ic
NOZZLE April -Co.tOn quiet aud a1lngs, 22d2flc net
cepts bales sales 800 balesi stock 3l,1Oj bales.
NFw-ORLHANs April lCoOn strong Mdlngs, 22!cj net re-
ep 36l bales; exportsto Great Britain oJjl
ayre 29i8 balsj cocxise $40 bei saeS 4|o oAes
stock l45 23l bales. - -
Bo5ros April Con Quiet. but seady Mddhngs zJ.e net re-
cep bae gross OIL bales; sIles 800 bales; stock O bales
CHARLEsToy Apr iCotton quiet; Mdlngs, 2li0t net re-
ep bales ex spain, - bales wise G19 bales Se
100 bale, stock, 20 $40 bales. ~ -,
EoKyoiK Arhi I-tot,on quiet; Low MIlngs 2llci net
cep CID bae coasssse. loo bae sales 10 bAss
stock. 234l bales $1,000,
net receipts bat oxprto Great Britain $50 bales 10 fhe
Conent 2.93 bales co.stwsr 1i9 baes sales 800 bars stoes
2i36 bales .,,. -, .,.
ArsusIA April Lection Guet Mtiug' 2i'si receipts $50
MENPnIs April Lection srn Miidlngs, 22.d2llc receipts
LES h.e. - ~
81 Lows. April I.-Co;ion nominal; Mlings 2ll6!2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02

HOwFs & MACY Bankers, No 90 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities to Depositors as In
~corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
lances al the rate of -Four per cent.
I COLLECTIONS made on any point AT current rates,
with immediate returns
& c.. for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.

STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION
Monthly Report No Current series) of the
Chief OF the of Statistics is now in press 1t
contains the Of foreign trade for the month
OF Dceber ISL and for the calendar year ended the
n H. WnS is SYNOPSIS Of tho contents
DOm.src exports, Foreign
soa es, g 1 81 Es sils s::ss So
o..s 'as s ss5sj b rs 81 ISL sss7s siIssccS
EssHe mouths s9ae e 3d. 1872 tssIs sS5s,S ~ Ware
bouse Dec 81, ls1l was s6Ss4l,2SS as compared WIN
m" rsntctiys amounts of the imports and exports
for The twelve months ended Dec 81 lS,l which con- s
e,icd Of merchandise and Of specie ana ouon "0o Us
'0"0"'' Domestic exports. For,ign
sr-r,as.. 5i''s s,sss s ;s,is
Es'aO 6 SsSsss: .9 81 i'7I Foreign
n 52:isl @ s 'ss
o. lie total imports and exports, the comparative
values armed IN American ana ST%g1 veST HFns tho ~
months ended, Dec 81, lS7l, were as follows r,,.,
i sR:-3 9s ,.'s . saslss s5Ssss 5Sss
'''- ''D'S Twelve MONTHS ESDEP Drc a. 1870
Imports. ',riIe ysuesl sSPor,ss,
american S353 ia Sl55S e9 ;s s ssaSS3
t t.ss s ,si ssi::' ] 1886 asssss
of ns T Of
ver cent in foreign vessels during me cal
Vessels engaged the foreign trade entered nO ana
cleared from tile United States during the IL months
londed Dec. 81, lSjl ~,
---Enefed - ---CeArei-@
Number Tuns Number Tuns
f f%,5;1 sS IS 81 1886 si5
$40, lS5lI 5.e q p j e. lo''''''
--Kniered-- c--Cbaret--
Number 1urs Number. Tuus
American vessels. .......in5O 358l5 10, JJ 3blIb2
Fosegn Vesses........-l57d s62I8oS 1856 3A7,'7
To.sl..........2g2J7 eIs9GO 1881 s.l75,S9
1ho al rrl1,g NJ
ended Dee 81 1871. was 3iC93S OF whom 2Oi2S
n ere nal :, and 1920 leuaeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-02
THE MARKETS.


Carefully Reported for THs TRiBrsai
MONDAf. April l. 1871.
e.i,f. demand
ard srse steady quote % 80 Pears dUu sna Do
Ia 20 tiJ -, -. 81. A..
CfOSb demand Cotton the spot has been fari the
lru ie f0TSad deliveries
81 O3 bs SiS SATURDAY evening" e1dg
- export coDscmpt0a, on a. % ivo 10
~ H. AZ 7ic 10 al iLi6c, so ~ A4c MAJ 4O at ~
90 ri z % ll. no 81 23se June aW az ~ e,
q, z.c i6c. 200 at Zic jay ~ t - SIo
febtuir OO al 2no ODER 10 81 ze total sV passi hats
4 esy I'd .. H-Aph 90 al y - ic iv a. &c
a ~ M coo al IJlGc 10 at zle 500 at u iSige MAJ
4, re June 20 ct rs sl6c 30 a 2c jay 200 at 70 goe
81 September so Z.e ho'ember 20 at iss Ioo al
~ is t.-l 800 bales; gram oi le2D bales we gaos'
I'll UJsnds Alstsns- he.OIesm 1enH
:. 1:..:::: / 4 4 1 4
based Cotton running guilty noi more 1hsp
Z ia gfs h above or below the grade quoted
III COFFEE-Tbere fair ong demand md the market trn sales
Ssmsged private er The stock On band sos bags
81, a - GAS Mats S52 Singapore 1893 bags Ceon,
w 10, Maaeaibo 66O6 bags Lgpaya 90 bass Jnlaci ~
ssns Domingo Porto Rico ans bags Costa hca lob
Nsss 5 6sgs Me1oB 80 bags Mocha aud 65 bags sasn'
CANADA PEAs-The market sales 2S bills at 81 %
D..
sh At sail bat e'aeT BY steamer There has
charters, yee si
LAYER OIL "
iLi. KJu aud 1909 tcs Lrl OF u.s. Cd sen and
% D. soil; LOsiJn a. 900 blh Gran a. 20 snl t0j bJt 81
Lot by sal. GLASGOW Istop bush GRIN 10y steam
bristol 10 lAs Purf D. d. bud 100
kss Ia " AEveY !01 boxes bacon u Vs. lie eAsI'er'