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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
md United States bonds i'll London;

The growing probabilities that the Spanish COM
phcations viii be automatically settled have gwen
60 the gold market dizziness and tameness very
much in contrast with its late activity, andthe piee
has ranged at lO0I01Oss 0lO9t against 1921 bid at
the close last night There were no considerations
affecting the market On gold loans the rates were
I-l6, 364, gold and 6 currency for carrying bal
pnces until Friday. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out S12SOO0 in called bonds, and S9SOOO in coin In
terest The days business tat the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, S37GS9OOO; gold
balances S127sS99; currency balances, $1,569,9Si
Tie quotations were as follows;
!o:oQ.- l92 i0s;
j. .00-..lO9 1880. .lO9ls 2:OO....1O5 GIOo
The days transactions at the L. S. Sub Treasury
comprised:
co. receipts s9s27se % Currsey paints G5 81
God co'o " currency u-'''A 80
God 4oO6l5 20 Customs -O'VVO w
Iarreucy receipts. Sl42Jj 90 80, 90, "a
Tace3 cor eer6es. seu to g.on..... 10000 90
Foreign exchange has been quiet, and rates were
lowered to the following quotations, with sales at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
90 Uhom It man eonfern
aIarble ano 5lalc tflduIels.

ID HAND, 1880 Broadway, corner Thirty
Il trs. and Rr,algsY r1aau'lclff - PLASTER CENrgR
PIECES aid BRACKBfs BUsTs. and PLDksTALs y'st ssoi
and elegant los pdces; carefully psies
and cent to al parts u The Gu ~. = -
STEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Mshie Rich and eegaut ders t ihe i2gs pn, ~ al ~
West TveutY-thini-s. beseen seventh aDi Eehth-'qes
rI'HE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
their xarsrooms usion-lsre s4 80
eenthst oferng soraeat OF AANthL3 IAi -
&C. comprapg many elegant aai desgis ye' eaAssas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

George Opdyke 81 Co., Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st., Now York, like
an incorporated Bank, receive de-
posts subject to check at sight,
with the additional advantage to
Depositors of Interest on daily Bal
ances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
Sales bp Aurtlcn

A. AyRws, Aaenoneef.
by BANGS. MERWIN e. Co., $50 Broadway.
ID Besr BonsassIeso wsEs Of Arr Fancy Coos ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

THE RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able aud suggestive essay on this topic by Proi f.
b. Elliott of the Treasury department.. READ at inc
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully III
rRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
- Address TIE TRIBUNE New-YoIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

E.U.LUDrow & Co., Auctloneers. will sell STOCKS.
BoNDs and SECURITIES at auction OH one ud9
notice, if required. aI %
q. II. LUDLOW viii give. as usual his personal at,
tention to such sales, and until further notice. at
reduced rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

RICE-le jobbuR embraced 30 tee Caroa A.
7 and 100 bags Rangoon 6s The stock Of Angooh reduced
TO s. 400 bags. .---- ~, o. - j, e.
SEEDSorer scarce and tie market strong With se asked or
Prime Cboee Timothy quiet at y oOd@I 9Oi FAX Gull o.
sPICsThe akel very quiet there rohns vhste7er OF
any moment report pres rehaDhe with Ans oDmhs
demand
STEIRS continues dull and nominal 81 about Sc for Prime
SUGARS-Rayp SJS hhfA AZ
CadG7 for Common 7G7 H. for TAR Good hning Cubs
ami $50 hhds Rico 72 Refined huSars 10 Tar demand at
lOl,c. Tor Htrds We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

COCOA-lh market du for all Kinds and there is very little de-
mana export oonmPuOn es Of 1000 bags OusySqn
N To- ara Is bags Thy, gOi We qno.o Mara
cabo 2sd3le Ca6ccas. lfq17 Grana: S'2a92 @j ST. Do
ming1 a lgc. and Gusy aqu', 00lO3ic. all gold:
COFFEEhe continues buoJen aud no vas qnoiel AZ
further Of &c viii th. sale % So bags per Oo on pr
vae r Also 2J7 Msracsibo "a Sc god 100 d. afriy
"a 23l2, gold and $40 bales Mexican 222., gold or milo co
r. other ate 74Ol lava at 2Sc gold 4S5z bags
Maraeabo 23s1z BE- gd 4o2 do Lazuayrs 100 10 COSTA
1871 do mca 90 do Java, end $50 DO 81 DomnsooA p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
THE MARKETS.

IC,refuly reuoriei for THE TRIBUNE -
. NRDSEsD AZ. Nov. 26. 1878
AsHEsho receipts to-day "a Pkg Ashes ver' duh aud
nominsl
COAThe Delaware Iackvauns and Western Railway Company
sold TO-DAY regular monthly sale. 10000 tons Scranton Coal On
stove tbere was average and &c steam
host on Egg there decline ~ 22c q ton ard on
Crate Ic ~ ton In Chestnut change 10 note from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

NOR HAVANA,
II NASSAU PROGRFsO AND VERA CRU
NEW-YORK snd MEGICAS MAI STEAMSHIP LINE.
teavuP Pcr 3. Norm Effr RI. 9 p. M - -
CITY NEW-YDRk irecti November =. bpor-
CLEOPATRA Havana ami M.rc0l ....... N0senIHf -
CITY or MERIDA Olayana via N3ssau.... D'ern ~
CJBA Havana drscn .'e'r.a.FF
CITY or HAVANA ttlyana dIncil........Dets~lN IA
f'fHssA' Of 'A'''' ALEX ANDRE SONS % Brosssar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

Cotton la quzGp noi
more than Lar grade below the ersis quoted.
ssLEs PEEsEST DELIVERY.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NGw.YoHK jane sBEzyEs The srr,', 'o.a5 ~ s.n =
euinz regorted ariye cars @ n ,yes agss
WSshssIen and ears One-hunddih st. OF LV'S Se9 Aesi
la ear, or 313 last THURSDAY and making Tor a usL
s.inI SO same tae LAST week The IsIAss Nsu sd gss
AZ Coumnppas the cattle with the exception o. eas e,
d. "A M, rive until Oreh1u IA
s,,. IN eon Of that there Hgl1 u o. -,
the s.ttle arrived tine aud sold eall gty
si.arni before oSo The quality Of he ea I'll ,oiasL
49, vh pdees yesterday Af as e.ue
~. IA c.r, Al al ior y NeihA -
I - hen m,pT oi the had left the al
s.n,onsily tryiar time work ~ tHr U0ch Ano Wv
"a nhea We the Janis al ll0 A. NJ - ,,.a.L-
90" are Yesterday and toAys se .x,..ng
Co. Mcpherson soh. sr themselves ~ lmneis eA'A'
"a ewL at llelltG -, ,,s Al. = tWoo,s cattle est 10"
Isstsrb.eh sold sOr n Morris 10 common iH'''
S ~. sold fur Morris % coarse llnos eaus. "a
a. Illc and 81 per ~ 10 u lhs
~, Gcii.ml,h sold foT Morris u Illinois ea'ts
tgc, IS coarse do. averaging 70 ssS =. lie,
NJ me-, sol Tor n Morris % IlhuOia cattle % s'A' " 80
ulpo, 6i07 ewt, al lgellc ,..,. .ter.esf est'
w w X Dudley iOf n MOsns ITO nhn'' "ss''
Son. sOn IosN Morris o1 rsrsn, .sssssd . avs
iolc % dress IS n 70 the sr0ss e~I, and ~ ''' "a
ewt. a. lie ,,,s.n ,is Tex.ns aveFsgiaf - -
n NJ. .,isAt Al lIIe TO dross 81 70 20 VIC sus -
syssssisg u swt, Al Ilts, 90 srs's ~ Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
THURSDAY, june 5-P. NJ.

The stock movement has been limited to-day to
the extent of almost absolute neglect the major
iy of the list and the attendance at the Stock Ex-
change has been Of the simmest kind. The greater
part of the members were participating, in some
form OF other the yacht regatta as foreshadowed
this morning, and those that remained behind had
nothing to do but wish they with their absent
comrades. pretty fair trade was driven in Pacific
Mail between the extremes of 59I and 4OE, though
the glorious uncertainties about that statement
NOW promised Friday noon kept the stock feyersh
and irregular. The changes in the rest of the list
were barely half point, with nothing occurring to
warrant mention The following were the opening,
highest lowest and closing prices of stocks, which
reaact tho sta gnatiou in trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

The steamer Frisia sailed to-day with Sl52OOO'
silver Money was easy on call at 4, 8, and per
cent closing at and s. prime discounts being quoted
at to n per cent. The following are the Treasury
balances at the close: Currency, $6,25O,OOO and
coin S7sOOOOOO of which $751; 10000 are certificates
The internal revenue receipts to-day foot up
$4,000.
Government bonds were quiet, but though gold
was little easier prices were well sustained. The
general market closed firm on the basis OF l2ls to
100 for 1919 Fisk &, Hatch report as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06


NAVAL STORES-The market for Nplrts lurpean opened ha
bat adyanc sales were reporter Of ~ oOs
charitable last ght &C. and today 80 bba . arrive al ci y
bbs spOs b1s do az ioc @ And - Neslo
4c under unlaTOribe aycs ron " lasal
advance ghts here sales ~ ZOy bos ole AZ ~ -
bbs STRAINED - 49, and 2J b0l Gool 90 A11 NO " ~
rive az - 95 Tar quiet and STEADY 60 Sid - -. -,
is steady bat quiet % 81 Do casks ana - " ID
bbs Crude steady and 10 moderate request MenhAees
dlll: quoted O. 53c. Other OILS are very quiet -, a..
PROVISOSS-Ibe PORK Iarhet IS qIet an prices arc ay
sam. As Yesterday sls cash snt reka ar s) ob ee
I Nv HESS Il for Extra Prime for u'arr delivery ne l ~.
VIC $50 bbs Mess for June 40 . Ji ~ J1s 10Y Ah
demand and the market steady sale, oi 700 O) a.
Plain Mess II l2 81 for Extra Ness and PacAt AZ s
and ~ bbs Family Tere Beel 10 small duad s
81 for Prime Mess. ad e-3U 20 ior iAA
Extra India al Cut heltsihele was limited Gema -
prices yesterday sales Of 300 Pcke shog N 9
al c 200 DO Hams. y l2c; abodt l0JJ es9 Hams At re-
Shoulder. sweet PcAei Hams as o. as l- - t
PicK shoulders c - % average Bacon quiet AM pres are
downward tendency salcs OF 81 boxes long 81 az a. &c
quoted 85c AID lUJ boxes Long lear az 6lc and J o ~
Dressed Hogs are m .1t demand ana '
are lower; quote Vi dI for CITY, &C. Lar actEe AMI ni
Tierce quoted Western sales Of lel b all 'c o IVY
for Civ Old Kettle DOCK for future aei9er Hs %
1000 August at Sc; ~ @ JgEe last evening ~ ~ wv
teS for july az OLE reported 500 tcs July. Al i6c
PEIROLEUM-lh he mlrke. for hetlei has beea quiet ol @
cargoes spot balance OF the month Quol az
ZUJD Db half july fumoel as high as e o. ~
Cases steady AZ 2 for carg3es, ani lc f l.I
lots in bulk there has been large moyeHn asi "a
deliverable 80 DAYS, private but above
prices Shipping Cleuoma at IA iitc Ma htna steady a. NC ~
Western and l.c Tor Cay. Al philadelphia Tue mafat "a 49,
1850 June. The Creek quotations Tor spot were - -
leam s20$l - At OA Gt 81 % Al koueuh and - -
RiCE-Irse has been moderate and prices firm; Raneoon f
gold bond; and q 0oic currency duty paid taoa i4si "
sales Of moment we're made today. IL. -,
SUGARS The demand .or Raw Sugars continues good s1
since our about 800 hhs lculg Porto Rico a. S a.
Cuba Muscoyado at Reluei eaiT at l0 lie for HAAS "
nuot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Glendnning, DAVIS & Amory's closing prices were

The London news to-day not important, Con-
soils and American securities holding their own at
Yesterdays prices. The amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day
was GG5,OOO. the decrease of the week being
G2l5OOO In Paris, rentes were buoyant at $40.
Gold was not in the least affected by foreign, for
that natter local. influences and only small bust
ness was reported A few transactions were made
at 117 but the bulk of sales at 117011S, about
evenly distributed Loans cost for carrying s. g. 81,
and per cent. The bids for the Treasury gold were
II in number, agUegatng S6,735,OOO, at rates rang
ing from 117.23l to 1901. The S2,OO0,0O0 were
awarded at 1873 to 1851, the details being as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

SIEAKIN quiet A1''@V -
sales Of 5000 10 ,.,ao 40 ~ yooi IN hha Is
TALLoW fairly acye and steady sales Of soW 70 So "a 900
ese; 80 bblS 10 price - hhls. Choee wy ~ ~
hi Inferior 70 Prne q town a. ltGtse 81, "a. al
WHISKY hnner and active saes OF " ooN ~
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1878,
Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY OF HORACE GREE.
LEY, a'so.
The Laws Of the United States Railroads Of the United States Sta
% Of Manufactures The Public Debt Of the United
States Cabinet Supreme Court, Ministers 10 Poregu Courts &c
Fortyhrd CONGRESS Staining ud Committees
the Union Populations Capt
Vote for President Con gresen Governors &c in l572 Com
with former Eectous The Presidential Elections FROM the 6r
Election Of General Washington TO the second Election Of General GB
Tie National PARTY Platforms Tor 1911 Ana much other Interesting
information. Price. 20c.i : for dollar. BY mail.
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The Story of Felice, by EsNERALDA BOYLE
Tribner COR is a slight poetcal tale founded on one
Of the romantic incidents which abound in the history
of the civil war; and related in succession OF uehcae
fragmentary verses which have the character OF imag
native svmbols rather than of articulate expression
The tender narrative s more like music than poetry
breathing subtle tones OF melody instead OF speaking In
tho unpliant words Of formal language. carious
blending of light and shade is found IN the compost
ton in which flowers pearls take the place OF descp
tive Details and sentiment too reserved Tor louu
voice is uttered only in fanest whispers. 11e 'olunv
o Contains several little songs on the return OF verna
birds which are pure drops Of liquid sweetness ana
almost of too fra to bear exposure to the ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

In State bonds the dealings were insignificant
Tennessees fell off little for the new issue, which
sold at TO- Missouri Skies on the other hand improved
fraction, selling at o.. The latest quotations were
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

SKINS-The m,ket Cost has been quiet but Pn -,
much the receipts, bales Mexican Ia bales vera C
Puerto Cabelo II bales Santa Martha sales ~ os. Ia
Calcutta aud % bales Deer steady With ir dniiaa 90
l6 bales Puerto CAbelo Laguatrs, 81 taes Sa an -
and 20 bales TeIas southern; Of 1900 Paero
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

Now Relf-. 10th bouRd. 81;
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
k TWO PORTRAITS aut ILLUSTRATIONS; portrait rep
rosepdng Greeley he appeared tue last sumner Of bis M ani
being altogether the most hk and natural portrait d him pab
hsbe Memoir Of Mr. GREELEY, his last hours,
Funeral the Closing Ceremo
Mourning the People Le..eH h Voices the
Pulpit and The Press Tributes from the Poets Resolutions and Proceed
ngs Bodies Pamphlet Eiuon
handsomely bODnd > either free by mail receipt d price
THE TRIBUNE Eew-York.
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90. h,s own advantage dispensng them, for instance
among hampagne-merchants. jockeys, JeWelcrs' ~"
men, builders painters, musicians, anu 'no IN" A..
diversion of their labor from the production Oh ioo
that OF articles OF luxury "a often the oauso VI LAM
But the laborers are beginning TO learn that lSSteuu
having such large snps into the hands OF tho eapa'
for music and horses, and sparkling champagne '"O'
had better secure some little comforts Tor thcl"'o
"Thesc are the views which are gaining grounu "ui
the poor; and IL is entirely vain 90 cndeavor 10 roP
them by equvocatiOns. They are fouhdeo u" 49,
laws; and although their recognition VIII lohS
fused and their FORMULATION, resisted as u VIZ
party bv force partly by fasehood can only DO nrou
,calcuabe confusion and misery recognized they u'
he eventuaIy, and with these three intimate resui'
that the usurer's trade viii be abOhshed u'Voiy' -,
the employer will be paid Justly for MS supeu,
ence OF labor but not for his capital, ana tho Hn"
maid for his superntendence OF the cultivation Vi 80
when he ia able to direct wisely; that both ne anu o
empoyer OF mechanical labor will be reeoghlheu a. 10
loved masters il they deserve love, aud as noDo su'u
when they are capable OF giving discreet guldahcc u
neither will be permitted TO establish themselves any
more as senseess conduus through whlch inc suo7 ,
and riches Of their native land are 10 pe PSr
into the cup OF tho fornication OF us C'piV'
Mr. Ruskn presents a remarkable instance Oh 'ro
Of extremes Born in the purple OF hereditary "e"i'
d on tho silkeu Ian of luxury surrounded win the
,neans of the highest culture without an eiiort Oh MS
own relieved from the hard necessity OF anxious
as to what he should eat, or what he shouiu uri y
bereithal he should be clothed, he has never raiSeu
his hand for a stroke OF productive labor Inc mus
admirable effects OF his hayward genius are uue " @
fact that he has had for his daily livelihood t
works of Others have furnished the soil IN Whlch 'n
richest fruits OF his intellect have ripened but no n
nresents himself before the public as the gratous au
yocae OF the EXTREMIST views Of socialism, he Drne'
his wealth TO the defense OF poverty. The principles
which he sets forth II carried Into effect would put an
end to the existing social order on the ruins OF winch
he prophesies the establishment OF an earthly paradise
Whether his visions to be cassed among tine dreams
of the enthusiast anticipaons OF the
orrso NJ nature remains among tho problems OF the
future.
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THE MARKETS.
fc.r.fuIlr r.porsd for rns rmruza {


THUEsDAr, Juns s. is71\
AsHES-Tbs receipts to-day 20 pigs Pct nolerst.f
sought after pe sedy quoted So Pears vsry d
an nominal.
COTTON The aneons In Cotton the so. have been u AZ,
reut nd the tfa.tc aaftaa I0rss
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Comparisons
S22 2O2, 900 t3li,lIO3OO

Totals. .t322, 2O2,SOO Ell,ltOSO
We annex the closing quotations OF Foreign Ex-
change. rates having been advanced an eighth about
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I IFE-SlZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
BusWe have unexpectedly received few copies OF
likeness Of Mr. Greeley THE plate destroyed the
Boston irel, an offer then al the regular price, ~.
The hhogfapb M Gre e Fmy Is sh 10 be bad at 81 per
copy. Sent By mail, postage paid AJife.s - 49, -
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THE MONEY MARKET.

JUNE 3, 1873.
sALFs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-oFFICAL khfUni'
Condensed EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL. 10t O'CLOCK A. VI.
Sales OF Government Bonds. 49,. ,,o,
10 600 u $40 Cos l19t 1000 u 5. 52OC
1000 us. IS, 1910 R...1l2i l2Ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

T.GW L Iuip Bonds 50 IS BE. RS NJ 1st 7s.g $50 50
Messrs. Jacob r. Shipherd & Co. report an active
demand for the per cent First Mortgage Bonds Of
the South Side Railroad of Long Island
The interest on the stock of the State of Illinois
due in July viii be paid at the American Exchange
National Bank in this city, from the 9TH TO the 22d
proxmo inclusive, and a. that date at Springfield
ILL.,
The Philadelphia stock market Is dull Penn
sylvana Skies. 1O9; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. p Reading Railroad SSH Pennsylvania Rail
road. 55s; Gold 1l79.
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
f215,OOO during the past week. The amount of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank on balance, to-
day, is G65,0O0. The rate of discount for three
months bills in the open market is per cent below
the Bank Of England rate. The rate for money at
the Stock Exchange on Government securities is
lower than the Bank Of England rate by per cent.
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
The monthly report No. of the Bureau of
Statistics in press and brings the account OF for
ogn trade down the month ended Jan. 81 1873 The
Chief Of the Bureau furnishes the following synopsis
DOms,ne experts Foreign
Month sndsi jan g. s559Os s6lOlLs4 ss35O9
M s.1.n months sosh;S q J.n s,5 sssSe s1 o
mouths ended jan 81 is7l o9BSS3 2OlOJ5 bOsjSj5
aud bullion and OF merchandise, during the months
ended January 81 1873 and 1872, respectively as
follows:
I-pors "Pes 5,y ysISe'I s '5p31s,
sD'sis mi so1oo tsS s 5s s ss
sgss!s bullion $50, sssS. a ssils tts sS
The total value of foreign commodities remaining In
the warehouses of the United States January ST. 1875
was SIS 995696, against $0,426 1856, January 81 1872
Making allowance for the difference In the warehouse
account, the imports are in excess OF the combined
values OF the domestic and foreign exports during the
months ended January 81, 1879 % the amount OF
$685. l while for the seven months ended January 81
1871 the imports exceeded the exports by S2S2J,7s3
The amounts OF the total imports and exports carried
in American and foreign vessels ana IN cars ana other
land vehicles respectively, during the seven months
ended January 81, 1878 and 1872 were "a follows;
Domestic exports Foreign
InpohL (mIed Vsl1esl. etportG
t t8l;sa 9: oa f ssss sss;sss sss
Land Tehicles.........,) I l0I63!5i ls0tS l5!I@
American TesselA ..... 4 6i,t5iVi S0solLo S5Iosyo
F.Tsga I... T 5Cs ' ssGS3. s ssts
Tne entrees and clearances OF American and foreign
vessels engaged In the foreign trade during the IL
months ended January 81, 1878 and lSI2 were as fol
lows: -. -.
Number. IohL Number. Tosa
4%.GI,T G5 i sS.s Ss iSs as
4%s1saG is sSoS s s ssp iSsst ss t
This repor contains statements showing che mmigra-
ton into the United states from 1870 10 1872 ncusyei
products OF the gold and silver mines OF America trade
with France; exports from Berlin and Prague ~ tAe
kct prices Of sugar IN Honolulu from December le1 10
March, 1873 aud price OF railroad bars In PhAdelpas