Sales of the Yorkshire Post were down 1.5%, compared to the second half of last year, to 37,833.
Northcliffe's Nottingham Evening Post was down 7.1% to sell 60,705 copies; while the Hull Daily Mail & Sports Mail, another Northcliffe title, sold 56,208 copies, down 6.1% year on year.
In print, the Cambridge News was down 15% while the Leicester Mercury lost 10.5% of its sale, the Nottingham Post was down 11.2% and the Stoke Sentinel suffered a 10.3% loss.
Despite the outreach to Goldman in order promote the public response, within an hour the post was down, replaced by a 404 page.
Within the last year, clicks on war related stories in The Huffington Post are down 16percentt.
The amount of Class B common stock post IPO, however, is down: 1,502,203,241 shares now compared to 1,539,688,918 yesterday.
Buying The Huffington Post is "doubling down" on that strategy, he said.
Post-2014, that number is down to seven.
In fact, according to the Barking Post, burglary was down 11% and violent crime rose by just 1.5%.
