New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day;
Pennsylvania 6s third ISSUE sold &C 1851 Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, 26!; Reading, 81 and Pennsylvania
Goa Gold closed at 109k.
The Bank of the Metropolis has suffered severe loss
IN the death Of its President, william A. Kissam' esq
Mr. Nissan was able lnancer and his death VIII 30
felt as misfortune outside OF the important institution
Of which he was the head.
b. +. Beeknan, Receiver Of the Union Square National
Bank expects to pay dividend OF 50 per cent about the
10Th day February and requests all depo5itJrs to call
at the bank and prove their claims.
Mcsyrs Leonard Sheldon & Foster, No 10 Wallst, are
Offering tho first mortgage per cent gold bonds OF the
Cayusa Lake Railroad al 90, and accrued interest in
currency.
The West Wisconsin Railway 10 now completed and in
full operation. This road has opened out region OF
country greatly in need with communications, and tho
large and increasing business Of the road is the best evil
dcnce that it was not constructed in advance of the
quiremens OF business Toe road forms link in the
shortest line between st. Paul and Milwaukee, The road
has land grant of 100000 of land from the Gen
eral Government and the State OF Wisconsin has
omptcd them from taxation for is years.
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No. (serics 1S1-'72) Of the
Bureau OF Statistics in press aud contains statements
OF foreign trade for the month of September 1871
and the nine ended the same compared with the
corresponding periods Of 1870 The following synopsis
its enabled to lay before readers
through the courtesy Of Dr. Young Chief OF the Bureau:
Doue'lc ,Tp2t Foreign
Noah en- Sc! 80 @ si,S S2 %532S - Sii ay3
N,S Bo Ia eae Se5f ~ So 7455S5 25ii7355 2555C35
The value Of foreign commodities remaining in ware
house Sept 80 1871, s5i595227, against s5052252
sept 80, 10. Allowing for The excess IN warehouse
months ended sept; 80, 1871, exceed the domestic and
forei Ign exports 10 the amount OF S2j6393 For the
pcriOd the imports exceeded the
Tie relative yauo Of the imports md exports. which
consist of mcrch.nsc, aad OF specie aud bullion re-
spcc.ey, daring the nine months ended sepC. %, 1871,
were Is follows;
Merchants, lg'2',, ;7 :5 .:5;' .ts$
srsG soNra, ksyro snrrrfnsa 30. 1870
'q.2.'. VII $ FAT e 555.;
The comparative amounts of our iool foreign trade,
imported aud cNpore in American ana foreign vessels
ind in aad other land vehicles, during the nine
Domestic eIpor.s Foreign
Amere.n vee,......4 lr5sSis $llss!Isi5 &7giae
c c,s ae: y * II 2' t35! I55s
SINS MONTHS ENDED SET. %. Is.o.
American yes @!" &i!s,S SIss' iSs5
toresa ycsc''..... -' sg;5s %%S07lt lSslsS
From lie above tables Il appears mat OF the total
amount of foreign commerce carried in vessels
per carried in foreign vessels for the nine
months ended Sept 80 1871 against per cent for the
corresponding period Of 1870
The number and unnage OF the American and foreign
vessels engaged in tie foreign trade which entered into
and cleared rom the ports of the United States during
the u months cnded sept 30, 1871 were as follows:
Srn;isa Ta m1 Number. T1a.,
Foreign SSs5Ss3 %is5 5is5i
Total 49,. ....a9a15 5iaeais a9?s! 905Ial
TWELVE noSrHs ENDED SEPT go 1870
Samler Tun. SumseT Ta1-
f f%Sii2'T ssci:S5 s ss5a Bi s ss%
To..l..............5o276 1o94Oi6 5o,275 i0lGOo78
The immigration into the United states for the quarter
ended sept 80 1871 Is given i'll detail in seven different
statements showing sex, age, nationality, occupation
aud part OF Vessel oeeaHd en- route From these tae,
durng the quarter l25SS, OF whom 3ii5 males
1875 citizens Of the United states returning from
in the United states leaving the humber Of actual I'M
migrants 9Ss59, of whom 66H were males and 42032 fe
and under 4O i2,777 were 40 and upward. The total
deaths on the voyage were 6s.
OF the total number of immigrants, there arrived at
New-York IOn6; Huron. Mich 1870 Boston, 1916 Pas
sanaquoddy, Me- 62Ol; Baltimore, 26i5 San Francisco
2,Ol3
The nationalities OF the immigrants were: Great
Britain 24,2s Ireland, 1853; Germany and Austria,
3O,65o sweden, Norway. and Denmark, 9,5il France,
oO6 switzerland, 6S5; spain and Portugal 1872; Italy
$685. Holland, Belgium, 80; Russia and Poland 65i
Africa, il; British Forth American PrOvnees ST.
Mexico 1i5; South America, S6 West Indies, 3O9 all
The occupations were as follows Artists, IS; bakers,
225; backsniths, 4i6 butchers, 2l6; carpenters and
jOiners, 1l6j; cergymen liz clerks, 642 engineers
2Os farmers 1851 Jewellers, lOs; laborers l727s law
yers, S0 mariners S74 masOns, 45S mechanics mot
speced), l796; merchants 223i miners. 1855; paint
ers 1871 physicians, So seamstresses. I07 servants,
ash shoemakers, $40; taiors 4S0 teachers, 81
$780, all other occupations 2770 occupations not
specified chiefly women aud chdren), 1885, without oc
cupatiOn tchieiy women and chdren), 81, 262.
The Immigration statements are followed by statistics
OF the products OF the American fisheries produce of
forests OF Maine uano from American islands ana trade
between NewYork and San Francisco ria the Isthmus Of
Panama.
In addition 10 the usual comparative monthly
ries this number contains comparative tables showing
tho total imports from, aud total exports 10 the various
foreign countries for each of tho thirteen fiscal
from 1859 TO 1871 also the total imports and exports
OF specie and bullion for the period. For
parson and reference these tables will be found of great
utility.
Tho report also contains account OF the origin Of the
German zoveren, or customs union. embracing Stats
ties OF the population trade, and revenue OF the
same. This Is followed by review OF the trade OF Bel
statistics relative 70 Switzerland from 1852 To 1870,
follow.