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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

Car WOrks.-ss14,OO0 in stock ha.
cen subscribed TO the Tiln Ca
Vorks-about one-third Of the Capt.
i Stock. AS yet but little efort
as been made to get subscriptions,
or win there be until our fire excite,
tent dies out In the meantim,
bose wishing to subscribe can fint
pc books at the Office of ". P. & II
oble. Do not wait to be called up
,, but come up promptly and max
big paying investment.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

AceIdeBt.-A young man residing
near Carey, named EicheIberger, at
tempted to get of Of an engine, on
Monday noon, while in motion near
the depot, and being thrown with his
right foot under the engine had il
smashed into a jelly. The doctors
amputated the limb below the knee,
and the injured man is doing well.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

Fox GooD LAGER BEER, Toledo
Cream Ale and other refreshments,
go to B. Schmitt's, Market Street.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

GOLD, G0LD.-The most beautiful
patterns Of gold stamped mot gilt
Wall Paper ever brought TO Tidin, is
now for sale at the Drug Store oi
Hershiser q Myers. Call and see
samples.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

ScHNNEss has a splendid stock OF
pipes.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

Go to Geo. Hartman for XX Cream
Ale.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

Ten MEN WANTED. Shaw & Wall
want to engage ten men to whom
they will give profitable employment.
Apply soon, at the Young Tanfiery,
rear Of Crooks Blacksmith Shop.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

With great labor, we have succeed
ed in writing a report of the fire,
without getting in any reference to
the Chicago eonfiagrstioa. Nearly
every one writing up a fire has, at
least, one comparison Of the kind.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

BARK.-Shaw & Wall want two
hundred cords of White Oak Bark at
the highest market price. Call at the
Young Tannery, rear of Crooks
Blacksmith Shop.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18
FoR a goOd elgar, go to B. sehmitt,s

EVERYBODY whopatronizes Hertz
er is pleased with his prices, quality
of goods, workmanship and the per-
feet fits.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

A GOOD store room at West Inde-
pendence, Hancock Co., for sale.
Address, Lock Box, 10,
n27-3t. TIFFIN. Ohio
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

LADIES and gentlemen seo,d chains
in great variety 20 GaIlup's Jewelry
Store.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

THE prettiest, and most tastily dress
ed woman in Tifin, bought her shawl
of Brown, SchlOsser & 20. They have
enough to supply the wants of the
entire eommunity,an at prices so low
that every one can afford to purchase.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

Saturday, April I3ta, 1872, marks an
epoch in the fire history Of TiGin that
viii never be forgotten by those who
witnessed the terrible conhagration.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

ENLARGED.-The carpet trade at
the store of F. K. Shawhan & Co..
hasinereased to so great an extent
that they have been obliged 70 secure
the entire second floor as a sales ROOM
Their new stock just in, is ahead of
anything ever before brought to Tif-
fin, comprising every grade and price,
and all the latest styles.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18
TERRIBLE FIRE
Two Squares Burned Over
Sereaiy Buildings Destroyed
$50, Gao IN PROPERTY
BURNED Up!
FIRg AZ USRELEyTISG HlSTBg

Fall Beiails Of the Fire Of Saturday
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

Real Estate Transfers for the week
ending Saturday last:
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

OUR lady readers VIII Le pleased to
learn thatF. K. Shawhan & 20. lave
all the novelties in Dress Goods.
Such a beautiful display was never
before made IN Tifiin.
THERE can be nothing tastier than
a neat Lace curtain. Brown SchlOss-
er & Co. have a most complete stock
are selling them rapidly at very low
prices
CORRECTIoS.-Last week the stock
of Cassimeres in the Clothing Store of
PHI. Scheib was given as embracing
fifty different styles. There are more
than that Of fancy and French goods
alone. He has Two Hundred styles
Of cassimeres. besides coatings, broad
cloths and all the other varieties Of
goods kept by a first class house. II
addition he has a fine stock Of hats aud
caps, gents furnishing goods, valises,
&c. Be sure and see his stock.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

GALLUP has the finest lot Of brace
lets in the city. Call and see his new
goods.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-18

i. W. GARLIcK, Sup'g Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
COURT CALeNDARS-Tals DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-sPBoIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Ingraham.-N0s. 70, l24 131, 1874. 10, AZ, 136, 70,
io2 lo4, LOG, co. 1ol, ILL., 100. 12e, 1873, ls9. l4o
N1.
Brunt."Nos. MiH SO. sac ses. loss ss5. aS1
iiIs, 1924 Iee $751; 1908, ISL, isl Il, ll55, 1885,
l16l. 1l63, 1857, 1859.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part 1.-Held
by Judge Freedman.-Nos. 1919. 1921, 129. 1889,
ls4e 1917, i3l I45o 1885 1927, IN, I42s. $685. 4oi
1873, 1859. 1868. Part Held by Judge Sedgwick.-
Nos. 1904, 760, $40, 974, 49,, 1910 1885, ga, 324,
64S. 240. 1000, 80, $40. 1896
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TFRM-Part
Held by Judge ]. +. Dav.NOs. 500, $685. $780, 113S,
g. 104, 49, 1929 345, 970 1858, $780, 1870 1911 1272
Part 2-Held by Judge LOew.-NOs. 932, 1889, 1co8,
1882 1902, 1885, 1852 1858, 1884 439 644 CAS-. 1855,
1865, 1887.
MARINE CoURr-TRiAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1896, 7770 $685. 1881, 1895,
1884 1887. S06 S075 SO79. $780, SO81, $685. $685. $685.
SOFA So7S sos5. $685. soss, sos. 5000, so92 Sos3,
Part 2-ield by Judge Shea--NOs. 8028, $685. 1927.
1865 6557, 1885, 1872 s0l3, so77 sOe5, so66, s067
1910, S07l 1912. Part 3-Held by Judge Curtls-Nos.
SPA $751; 7443 s4s5, $685. 1872 1922 SsO7 1928. $685.
1927. b. vs. M. Q. vs. G., 1907, s90s, 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

banks, much OF 1t going to the South, where under
the more orderly relations OF capital and labor
gradually established since the close OF the war; the
planting OF the annual cotton crop beginning to
be an influence upon our money market, much the
same as the movement OF the crop ITSELF. This Is
an entirely new element In our monetary
situation for with the system Of slavery
before the war. the planting OF the
crop involved no heavy initiative outlay to
laborers. and with the i've six years succeeding
the war capital and labor went shares in
the product OF the plantation. Hence the
cotton crop made money active only when
1t started leave the plantations for the river and
seaport towns. But within year or so the rela-
tons between the cotton growers and the colored
iaborers have changed, and now practically the
same as those which exist between the farmer and
his "hands" To set this great labor machine In
operation generally Tor tho nrst time great deal Of
money Is required; and inquiry at the banks shows
that the Southern banks are drawing heavily on
their New York deposits. The loss in deposits for
the week Is over three and quarter millions. and
is doubtless. rising average for the reason that
the loans snow contraction Of only half mil
lion, whereas o statement of today's aggregate
loans would probably show q decrease OF over o
million as compared with last Saturday. With this
allowance the several items are reconclled TO each
other ana the statement explained even without
Creditng the stock cliques with interference. The
statement contrasts with Its predecessor as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c,,,,, ,u NEW ORLEANS, Eel. i! 1871 ..
s.S:: Aisa EsDoTts .i1srgcS So::;w';s;
ns Cotton % S::; s..ss s:
STOCK. 1850 - ''"A'N' A'''' '0'""''e 0'' sA'''' wv
Cotton-Buyers and sellers apart; demand good inside
quotations. holder, very nIm q outside midalinss
coasswiss. So sales. 500. Stock. 7s,sa5
s. BUFFALO, Feb Y; 1871
state prvss term. 500 bbs Western At range wheat
5 Corn II @
nesleced. Barley DUH; sales 1900 bushs. Canada se
and unchanged HigSwins: nominsny e. sss than New
YORK figures.
NJ ss. ., stead, s
for Mnss $ 10y 70 sna
Yss; :,:: S s.sSs; Sss
!. sarsE . nsn q 81 sos
81 s. ior unSo.a, per swt Sitesd sr%; shorts, Sss
;1 s. ~ I %iao1ss as s per ton H s
70 New York. $780, to Albany, &c.
OmorssAr1, Feb. II, 1871
asked cash $S5o offered buyer March, seller April Lard
ss %sss % ol but
&C. RIB Sides she. and clear rib sides, SIC offered for
sats
S o 0 s a9 for 70, RIB s @
s% dull saPs ssa dsSos
Flour 6rmer; demand mainly from the South Tor low
extras and superanes spring sold At 10 Is 81
wheat opened duh but closed of No. spring
S3 u a6,; rejected u 0s so spring seller March,
81 26a Corn hrm and In fair demand Mt 40I8c for No.
mixed; !oc for ear Oats quiet and unchanged. Ryede
msnd light i; holders frn sales of No. at 73c:
g a. fair demand; sales q No spring :. Ss,ac: Z
steady at $l2 ya q $l2 40; seller March, ala 50
a. Ss 6sH LAsa hrm' and in fay demand at
ana 4 shade higher; ssles Of shoulders q
6Gc. Live hogs active $4 Is 81 81 for ex-
ira; dressed hogs In tar $6 o. Whkey sold at
bO!s 1oS5 soO bushels wheat $1,000 DO corn $4,000 DO.
ments 1000 bills -FOUR l0uO bushels wheat, $1,000 do.
corn l20J0 do. OATS 4O00 do. barley aud 4U00 hogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
PIGEON SHOOTING.

yareat All England Handicap at Sunderland.
The competition in the above event. after being
&d10urned until Monday was finally recommended
Rn saturday afternoon IN the presence OF pretty
All muster OF spectators, who patiently faced the
%l0n Of the handicap. There were nine competitors
kas the result
johnson, Minson, eighteen yards rise-l, !, 1, /,
" fenton, Sunderland, seventeen yards rise-1. 1.
], IL, !, !, !, Il, l. /, !, Ola
a !. Graham. Sunderland seventeen yards riss-1.
y, I, l. !, l, l, !, !. l, 0-l0.
q. Richardson, Pity Me. twenty yards rise-l l, l..
i III l. l. J, l. !! !. !, J. !, J. J, l. Ia
3 Richardson second lot)-1, l. l, 1, l. /, l. J.,
u. Forster, Gateshead, seventeen yards rise-1, l.
/, ], l. ], 1, ], !, l. ], !, 1-22.
J. Forster second lot)-l, l. l. l, ], !, l. /,
III, J. l., L. I, l. I, l. l-22.
T. Lamb, Hetron, sixteen YARDS rise-1, ], l. I, /,
T. Lamb second lop-l, l,1.1,1,1.I1,l.l,L1,
Mlnto Telling, eighteen yards rise--1 !, ]. I, L.
z j. Gray, Cramlngton, seventeen yards rse-1, l.,
l. ], ], I, l, l. l, l. l, l, l. l, l. l, /, 1-22.
8. Hall, Sunderland, sixteen yards rise-1, I, l, /,
y /, 1, 1, l, ], !, Oil
X Darkness setting in Richardson. Forster two ots)
tnd GRAY, who had all their birds down al the end
bf tho twenty -SecOn0 round, agreed 10 divide the
trst four prizes, amounting To Gas 10s while Rich.
hrdson second lop and W. Fenton shared the nth
brize or 3Os.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS.

THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS.
The Southern list was less active and irregular
fresh interest seemed taken in North Carollnas,
the old bonds advancing to "a. The Southern Caro-
linas were quieter and the whole steady. The re-
cent Virginia legislation rejecting the consol
coupons as payment for taxes Influenced lower
prices for virginias. Tennessees were strong and
rather the feature OF the week, particularly at the
close. The following were the latest quotations
for the Southern llsr inclusive Of those for the
leading Southern railroad ana municipal bonds:-
Tennessee, ex coupon. 66X 81; do, new, COZ CT:
Virginia, ex coupon, IS q Sc; DO, registered stock.
old, 45 81; do. skies, consos, IS 65; do, defer
red scrip, Is 10; Georgia sixes rs 70; do sevens
IS So; North Carolina, ex coupon, saK q IS; ao.,
funding, 1866 % %; dc. do, 1858, 81 %; d. new
Is 10; do, special tax, IA 16 Missouri skies, %
. SAX; do, Hannibal and 81. Joseph, o. q 93;
Louisiana skies, 90 %; do, new, 80 65; do. levee
skies, 60 q o5; do. DO Fights, 10 y 80; do. do
eights, 1875, so q So; DO. Penitentiary sevens 65
20; do railroad eignts, 70 80; Alabama nves. 6a
90; do. eights, 90 95; do Montgomery and Eufaula
Railroad, IS 90; South Carolina skies, "a 60; d.
now, January and July, 80 q 8Sk; do. do, April
and October, 81 80; Arkansas skies, funded, SO
80; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterling, % oS; do.
interest eights IS SO; do. second mortgage eights
SO 3d. Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage
sevens, 50 SO; do. do. second do. eignts, rs sO;
New Orleans and Jackson first mortgage 81 q 90:
do do. second do. IS so; Memphis and Charleston
Railroad first mortgage, sc ST. do. do. second do,
70 SO; Greenvie and Columbia Railroad, guar.
anteed by South Carolina, IS 90; Macon and Bruns-
wick, guaranteed by Georgia, 90 es; Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford elghts, 81 a So: Memphis
city sixes SO a 90; Savannah city sevens "a q SO;
New Orleans consos, DID, 70 a 7s; do, issue rail-.
road sixes " IS; do, sevens, 20 a II.
THE BANK sTATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks ia
very unfavorable. owing TO large reduction In
both their specie and legal tender reserves The
specie has fallen another million and half under
the steady indux Of gold into The treasury IN pay
ment Of custom duties, while the greenbacks are
down nearly million dollars, In consequence chiefly
OF speculative manipulation, although a large pro-
porisn OF the loss in this item can be fairly ari-
hptsQ 10 inc spipmopt VI GggyepSy IL the QptottQwp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Feb. II, I67H
Sugar-Stock In warehouses ut Havana and Matanzas
III 500 boxes and loo hhds Receipts of the past week at
Havana and Matanzas, A,0DO boxes 4lv0 hhds Ex-
ported during the week from Havana and Matanxas $4,000
boxes and 1900 hhJs, OF which O0 40 hhds
were TO the United States Market duh weak hoders
unwilling to make concessions; all quotations slightly
cned, to untavorabe ad vices from abroad Nos III
20 T., 04 lux reals arrobe Nos ID to 20 d. s.,
ny real. per arrobe Moasses sugar, 81 81 reals
good refining quiet out firm At ~ reals per arroSe;
reals arrobe. Moasses firm. Bacon in fair demand
Butter quiet and weak Flour hrmer at BIS l2S $50
Dbl. for American. Hams irregular. American sugar
Cured GU, ga per qan,a Lsra Irregular In keys 40 -
dull at 50 62k ~ IS Dbl. Talow quiet and steady at
$l3 SO quintai Wax quiet aud weak yellow, $3 30
American Coal Oil armsr g. ~ ~ reals per SALON
$3s per M ooksBox In fair demand at 81 10 reals
Hoops fiat fregh quiet and weak small craft I'm demand
sixty days. currency ~ premlum short sight, a AZ
premium; on London "a 24's premium on Paris, 10
uranium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

the market ON the whole has been moro active snan
ct the last report The market Is not seJtled upon
satisfactory basis ii &c. not being prOp0rtloneu "
the cost OF production. and leap OF l2c. not pein8
considered practicable at present
hosiery In summer merin0 and gauze sn!rts anu
drawers has been freely inquired for, and all de.
sraDe styles are well sold up Cotton nose sell
well. In spite OF the advanced prices, and nlgner
inquire IL predicted.
Woolien goods nave moved very well during the
week. out with no Improvement or prices. SAILS
factory sympathy between raw material and manu-
Iacturei goods seems almost out Of the question.
Inc trouble seems TO be an excess OF rroducton 50
that producers are willing to sell at ruinous rates
rather than let the goods remain on their hands.
Kentucky Jeans have been fairly active and on
many styles, the goods have been sold ahead.
Satinets have improved IN movement, but opera
tons are limited 10 medium and fine goods.
Fancy cassmeres are irregular. and, on general
styles there Is no adequate Improvement in price.
Foreign dress goods nave been quHe active In new
ana attractive styles, especially In japanese stripes
real and imitation. Black alpacas OF the lower
grades are inquired for. but there been late
impOrtatlons on account OF the increased cost
abroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

The stock market was for the most part dull, and
lower range Of prices prevailed. Outside OF the
bearish reaton to the Of certain lately sue
cessful speculative combinations, competent by the
prestige OF good luck and additional means to help
movement suitable to their plans, the decline was
initiated by break In Union Pacific following The
retirement Of the Pennsylvania interest from the
direction. 1t was at first supposed that the Wander
bils interest was also Withdrawn, and q report TO
that effect occasloned fall OF about nve per cent
for the week. but as tine real facts after came
to the surface and 1t was ascertaned that the Van
derbIlt interest had remained and would make Mr..
Horace F. Clark President at the March election,
there was o sudden recovery OF over two
per cent Meantime new issue of
five millions Of Hannibal ana st. Joseph
had demoralized the market, and, following the
Union Pacific break, communicated weakness gen.
orally. In the mining stocks Quicksilver advanced
to IS, 'discouning the expiration Of the contract
under which the product Of the mine has been de-
livered on proftess, II not losing, terms, to the
Bank Of California. The stock about year ago
was selling at a 8. On SATURDAY. the prevailing
feature was dulness, the market closing strong.
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Tho following table shows the hi0hast AMI In o. cat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

James bennington, o conductor on the Lake Shore
hnd Michigan Railroad, disappeared on Friday last
endcr mysterious circumstances. He arrived at the
Enth Avenue Hotel on wednesday last, with his
Vile, from Philadelphia, and on Friday afternoon
pe went out telling the LADY before lie started that
re was going TO the bank to draw $3.50, but since
Snat time he has not returned. The lady called
Upon Inspector Jameson yesterday at police head
Eusr.ers and explained 70 him that she had been
toIs AZ the notel IN completely destitute condition
knd she was very anxious to nnd some clue to her
pusDenu. The inspector looked over tho returns
kn9 iouhd the man had not sustained any accident,
mo rom an appearances the matter looks IKE o
naaa o. Guek deaeguop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
SUICIDE OF A YOUTH BY TAKING POISON.

Coroner Herman yesterday morning received
Information that James II. Lyons, youth OF nearly
twenty years, had died In Bellevue Hospital. De-
ceased lived with his friends &C 332 east Fifty fourth
street. and on Friday night, while IN depressed
state OF mind, swallowed dose Of arsenic or other
poison. Upon being questioned as to the cause OF
the act Lyons gave no explanation other than that
he was tired of lire and did not wish to live any
longer He fingered till Saturday and died. Per-
mission was given the relatives 10 remove the re-
mains to the late residence or deceased where an
inquest Will be held to-day. Deceased Is said TO
have been nephew OF the President OF the Third
Avenue Savings Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb. 17-6P. NJ
CoFrEErhere has been fair inquiry to-day for all
descriptions and considerable sales could have been made
If holders would make slight concessions. but this they
appear unwilling to do remaining firm in their views
We quote-Cargoes Rio, ordinary, l6Ao 1870; fair
TIC. l74c; good I7hc. l714c.; prime. l8Ac 1885,
gold, bond. sixty days. Maracaibo, &c. 2o Laguayra
1ssc. 2lc. St. Domingo in bond, l4c allhc java 23
Ac., gold, duty paid
CorroN-Tmnsactions in cotton the spot were re-
stricted by the rmness of holders Prices c
per b For future delivery there fair inquiry at Nc
fellOWs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

Dutch standard, Nos 10 70 H. $40 ssNc Mauilasuperor
and extra superior 7s<c. $50 New oreans-Rshning
grades, s'ac a sAc. grocery do. exc 109c.
STEAkiNE remained dull and nominal at 9c for tierces
TALLoW was In fair demand and steady Sales 50 O00 lbs
at9ssc. SAC. for GOOD prime.
WHIskEy-Receips $50 bba for the week 3. I'll bbs
The market hr but moderately The sales
were about LOO bbls. vt Gle. 9lxc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

Wheat quiet but firm for choice The about
2000 bushels At 81 81 for No. Milwaukee spring. anoat
81 81 for choice as evening) In store; No nominal
ana airy active The sales were ABOUT 10000 bushels
waukee and 54c. anoa for Black Western Chicago.
Corn steady with sales Of $4,000 bushels at 7sc for
white Southern, 72sSc &c. for mixed ahoat Other
descriptions nominal Barley quiet and steady sales
2,20U bushels tworowed State, the track, at Soc.
FREIGHTs.-The inquiry for berth to-day very
limited but rates without noticeable change. The
charering business quiet, and with the exception
moderate inquiry for vessels for general cargo there
CAL for vesse FOR any purpose The engagements reported
wheat at SD Last evenngl5 600 bushels 6sSd
BIO bbls rosu private terms To London by
bbs rosn private TERMS and by SAIL l50J bushels
at bid b1d. To Antwerp, 500 boxes at ga. 3D.
The charters comprise Swedish brig hence Gibraltar
for orders the Mediteranean 0O bUs petroleum
o. 3d. or to Adriatc 6s 3d. British BARK iOl TONS
hence 10 Calao general cargo on private terms German
brig 800 TONS 10 Hamburg, general cargo 30s
ment goods
MoLAssEsThe business in domestic continued but
and at full prices. Foreign remained dull nom.
nay unchanged We hear Of sales Of 225 bbl New
nj from 10 nun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.

Monthly report, NO. series 1s71-72), of the
Bureau OF Statistics, now In press, contains the
statistics OF our foreign trade for the month Of
October 1871, and the ten months ended the same.
compared with the corresponding periods Of 1870.
Mr.. Young, Chief OF the Bureau furnishes the follow
ing synopsis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-19

Included IN the above Is bales to arrive,
For future delivery basis low middng) the sales have
short notice TO- at 2a el6c regular March, 100 3c.
800 22Ac, 0 at % Bite, 200 at PFC 4O at 2s l36c
;isc MAY, loo = sssSc 40 S$c; june. loo Ssc
To-day February Ss6s asfs, 100 2lilisS March, 500
zoo at SpsS $ H. is So
Is aSc, SOY at 2SAc 200 at % at 2sc May 700
at 23c: 100 at % Isl6c 200 at 23Mc. 200 at % lSi6c
900 a s!s July 400 at at S4s August at c Total
foreign ports closed steady foowsTo Liverpool BY
steam. I'd; by sail, S:l6d., To Havre, by steam,
eomeIs:'s ed TO b Sr sa1so b. steam w. COLO
The receipts Al the cotton ports up follows Gal.
weston so2; New Orleans, ASA Mobile. 227l Savannah.
more, 700 New York, b7s Boston, 1855 Total Sss this
day last week. b.7e2 this day last 1884 We
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The quotaons are baaed on Cotton running IN quality not
more man nan giade ABOVE OF below the grade quoted
bushels; meal QUO bbs and 645 bags OATS I5S
bshes barley $500 do. and for the week, four 76O
eb. wheat ss'S bushels; corn BOZ 400 do oa,a 81 200
bushels 80 do. The -four market ruled under
moderate inquiry The sales about bbs
GLIDING 1900 bbls of Southern. Corn dull and
nominal for both bills and city sacked. Rye -four quiet
but steady Small sales within the range Of