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WANTS-FoR RENTs-ETe.

IMPORTATION wxSrED-oR 3ARRg CASEY
4 Of Teupe HcHSs, PaffSh eS EalltnaoA.sae, GeaAty
Sligo, ireland. She landed 10 New York hhNRe o.
year is! She !c:t New York with her Husband
THOMAS REILLEN. Of County RosseoEnSea 0Aoc :
1850, for New Orleans. L. Any insorAaaAnRof har
directed to her brother, IKE CASEY, AuEusaa. c.
Eonld BE- thankfully acknowledged. = ye2au
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MEXICO,

Late Mexican advices indicate that. the
revolution is practically ended. The rebels
evacuated Monterey on the approach Of the
Government troops and it is Thought only hold
together to get good terms. Whilst in Mon
terry they imprisoned the United States Con.
sui and seized his place Of business, they also
levied Q tax of 5000 on another American
citizen.
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GERMANY.

The Official Gazette, Berlin, on the 18th, pro
mulgated law for the banishmeut OF tb
Jesuits from Germany. All establishment
now under their control must be completed,
broken up within ak months.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ga, ,GxLvEsr9N N9y 26 lsI2
ss '% sssf s'safsy @ 81 s receipts
NEw onLEAss Ney; 20 is72
S Salss ss ssm1a sals: Great
bale today 800 bales; evening. sSoo bales
Cotton hrm low middnrs, lsac. mddlinMgs M s isasc.
ss Bsss soss assGs Ss ''e
SAVANNAH, Nov 90 ls72
r.ess esisss ss Ss sss ss os
cHAnLrsros Nov. 20 ls72
& bsis. fisse'e'''' Asl' bales sas' 000 bales STOCK
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2G 1871
Tobacco firm. Sales very light
Lake mpors-Flour $50 bnls wheat IS sas 1S SsSeis
corn 1890 do oats 1890 do barley Ysoo Do;
corn 400 do Rail ssipmenis from sisystors- Wheat
ss bushels SS o DO sare sarc
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4 %
Sassls canada "ts We Western Gsuosa At sr's &
a 5 81 %inis!
Flour % steady gy 9s.,nss q, ss; $s:s
ST iSE yR
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Corn meal 81 rs for bolted 81 - for unboltcd per cwt
Mllfeed unchanged; shorts, .si7 shipstufs s9; mid.
dlings, ST. per ton Canal freightsCorn, l0c. 10 New
York Receipts by iake26oO bushels wheat, 10000 d.
bushels wheat sO7o0 DO corn @oo do. harley, a5oio
feet lumber. Amount ofgrain the canal from Oswcgo
tc Buffalo for tdewatcr yesterday noon as can
oss So arss SSsSt 10000 ys do
CHICAGO Nov. &C. 1872.
Flour dnll and UNCHANGED. Wheat duh and lower at
seller December ST 0ss: NO do. 09c rejected SIC.
SOC Corn quiet and weak at s9lc a silsc. for No 2
mixed, spot Sic seller December; rejected 300:
s4c Oats in good demand at 2ssc. 24c for No 2
Sis sls rs spot; sls Is a si2 80 seller Desem p
quiet at sa4e icsa green hams sold at 7c re for
t. Bnh sr gh sfas %
Of shoulders from TO 20 days in salt at 4c long clear
and weak az Ss'sc. Freignts-Corn to Buffalo, We.
10000 do OATS 1000 do rye and 81 900 do barley.
shpments4,oD bbls -four 2sOOO bushels wheat $4,000
do. corn, 49, 900 do. oats and G,000 do barley.
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cases Of Ohio, at auction nj lisc i2c.; 200 bales Of
navana a. 81 81 %, and 800 hid. kcaiueky At ssc
ioc. The Kentucky chiefly for the home trade.
Wooie-During the past three days there has been
moderately fair business in most descriptions, still there
was not the activity that noticeable last week; then
SPECTATORS BOUGHT auIe freely and are now holding TOR
iufthor advance. Manufacturers are In the market
am really 70 purchase recent figures but show little
Willingness 10 pav higher prices The sales reported
since our .as were as follows -i000 lbs mixed wool
soc luuO0 lbs pulled toe 10 600 lbs scoured domestic
lsmns ge iSoe bs so medium fleece c so lbs
2c.; $1,000 lbs Montevidco, IKE; $50 bags
sY,ra sy,n "a pulled eoc % do. secured DOMESTIC
% bass DO & tse "a 42e sS bales AZ 4Ue 45c i5O bales
bury Spring do, 3,c 5000 his Montevi on private
terms l40 bales Spring California; zoe 80 bales Banda
Oriental bales secured Nevada a bales super pulled
all on private terms
WHIsKEy.-Receipts, l,0o5 bbls. The market under
heavy receipts and free offerings, was lower with n
moderately fair demand Mt the decline Sales $50 bb's
50 les Of 900 bbls alcohol, for export, at 4sc.
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THE MISSING MERCHANT.

The search for Mr.. George N. Peay, OF Louisville,
Ky who suddenly disappeared in this city on
Thursday morning, the 18th inst Is still continued
by the police. The gentleman's whereabouts is az
great mystery as ever, but something very like q
reason for his flight has come to light. II now ap-
pears from facts discovered by the police that Mr..
Peay instead OF being the wealthy man he always
represented himself, was III reality in very embar
rassed circumstances For long time ne kept a
cash box at OF the principal banks In L0uis-
vile, which he represented contained bonds valued
at $4,000. This box has been opened under ar
order OF Court and was found to contain only an
old account book SO very suspicious circum.
stance led to lurther inquiry, and the police
found Mr.. Peay was by no means in a solvent con-
dition. The gentleman who mad entrusted him
with the settlement OF some business In New York
at the time Mr.. Peay was starting for this city
stated to the authorities that while Mr. Pcay was
in New York several checks were sent TO him tor
the money necessary to liquidate the outstanding
debts, but that each one was returned, with the
Mr Pesy sent the last check back he desired the the
people In Louisville to forward him draft for ne
gotiation instead OF checks This request was com.
piled with, and the instrument reached its desti.
nation in due course. Mr.. Peay having kept the
draft in his pocket for several days with.
had undertaken to do, Mr.. Van Ingen, ons
OF the parties who was to have received
graphed to Louisville. Upon this the draft was
stopped, but Peay had already drawn the money
from gentleman to wn0m he had been introduced
named Courtney, living III Brooklyn. This was the
money he had In his possession at the time or the
disappearance, and 1t is impossible at the present
moment to tell how much more he may have
gathered from other sources The police are OF
opinion that Peay has fed, and the only diGicuty
before them now Is to lind out where he has gone
to. Captain Irving incines TO the belief that he
has not yet gone far away from New York, and De-
tectives Tey and Heidelberg are still kept search
ing the city. 1t Is more than probable, though,
If Mr. Peay is still alive land these
recent developments would seem to as
sure the public that he was not foully
dealt with In New York;, he has escaped by some Of
the Southern trading vessels. He was certainly
preparing for something Of that sort by the ASST
duty with which he followed mp seafaring men.
As no vessels usually leave port at the hour as
which Mr.. Peay disappeared. there fs still good
tleman should be found IN the city twill
certainly be substantial triumph for the police.
Mr.. Peay was much more likely TO foil into bad
company at halfpast two O'Clock IN the morning
than to ind train to carry him TO Colorado HIS
friends stoutly deny that he could be led astray by
persons OF bad reputation but they also were con-
vinced he was murdered. and the police think on
both DO nts they were in error. The search still
continues and the new features developed add, IL
possible, more interest to the case.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
A BURGLAR FRUSTRATED.
Attempt 60 Rob . Safe.

At late hour on Tuesday morning Thomas Dal.
ton, young man only about nineteen years Of age,
was detected In John McMullen's coal yard on the
corner OF Forty-third street and Eighth avenue.
OnIcer Linden, Of the Twenty-second precinct.
found small clock in the yard, which Dalton had
stolen from the ONCE, which he had broken open.
Yesterday Dalton was arraigncd at the Yorkve
Police Court before Justice Bixby, who on the
evidence OF the officer held the accused for trial.
subsequently II was discovered that an attemp1
had been made to burst the lock OF the sale
that was In the Office, and which contained
considerable money. The implements used
were stonecutter's mallet and chisel, whlcn were
found concealed in the yard. Officer Linden is in
quirlng into this new phase in the case, and viii
report this morning In Court with sumcicnt ev-
dencc az he thinks. to show that Daiton, anu pfop
ably others, attempted to rob the safe
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

Consols closed at 1921 92x for money ana 922 for the
account; United States tenforty bonds S7sS flves
SSss; Erie Railway shares, Az.
FRANKr0RT Observation-Disclosures, Nov 26-United States
fve-twenty bonds, 96ie tor the issue Of 1862
.LyERrooI CorroN MARKET .IhvERrooI, Nov; 26-s p.
have been 10000 bales, including 3OO for speculation
and export Sales OF mddlng uplands for November at
10 31Gd.
TRADE AT MANcHEsrER.-LIvERpoOL Nov. N-The mar
ke for and fabrics at Manchester dull but prices
not quotably lower
LIvFRPo0L BRRADsrUFrs MARKEr.-InvFRPoor, Nov 90
bP M-The receipts of at this port for the past
three days have been 1900 quarters including 5000
amer can Inc e 1 Hi Me, -, s po.n .pr sne Nh
American The market is steady. Wheat l3s Sd 13s Cd.
Winter.
LIyERrooL Provisions MARKET.-LIvERrooI, Nov. 90
p M.-Iard, 3Ss. Cd. per cwt.
LONDON PRoDucR MARKrr.-LoNpoS, Nov 26-l 80 p.
M.-rallow, 45s. Cd. n 45s. Cd. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, Nov. 26.-Pctroleum,
53f for 1inc pale American.
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CLOSING PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easy; Receipts at
tho Ports, 20,1SO Bales-Fiour Dull
Wheat and Corn Lowcr-POrk Nomi-
nal-Lard Lower-Freights Quiet
Petroleum Dull-Spirits Turpentine
Nominally Easier-Rosin Firmer-East
India Goods Generally Quiet-Mefals
Quiet and Ensy-Wo0l Firm-Whiskcy
Again Lower.
TUESDAY, Nov. 26-6P NJ.
The trade movement was slow to-day in nearly
all departments the storm putting an estoppel to
most outdoor business and acting as hindrance
to mercantile transac tions generally The market
underwent few radical changes, but prices as q
general thing tended in buyers favor when there
were any changes at all. The dealings in cotton
were to only limited extent, but prices showed
no material change. At the Produce Exchange the
markets were almost universally dull and nearly all
there dealt In sold lower. The movement in bread
stuYs was especially slow, there being very little
demand either from the trade or for export Flour
was exceedingly dull and prices favored the buyer
without being decidedly lower. Wheat was dull
and lower for oil kinds the market closing almost
nominal under free offerings and almost no de-
mand. Corn was also dun and lower, and there
was in consequence nothing done for export that
we heard Of Oats were quiet without especial
change in prices Whiskey was dull and lower
under full receipts. The movement in provisions
was still very slow, and the transactions In pork
were confined to small lots at extreme prices Lard
dull and lower. Freight continued scarce, parcu-
iarly by steam TO Liverpool but
changed Vessels for charter inquired AFTER 70
extent and full rates demanded and generally
paid for cargoes Of all descriptions Groceries attracted
but little attention. nevertheless there material
change prices East india goods were generally anie
lue butts being the only thing dealt In To any extent
Nayni stores were quiet and while spirits were nom.
NAMED dull, but was held with considerable hrmness
Metals generally quiet and the tendency of prices
lively quiet, but very Arm.
AsHrs-Reccipts Tor the past three days packages.
There has been but little doing SINCE our ast lut not
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

and included cotton In estimate made. Iftherc -
exaggeraton In these returns usually IN the estimate
OF the yield per aore, which Is apt to be high rule,
whether the crop be corn wheat cotton. As
returns Of yield per acre, in connection with
the total product IT would follow that the
would be made too low have tor some time Thought
cultivate what larger than estimates.
and the actual average tie yield correpondingly less
than the figure reported Farmers apt 10 exclude tho
area OF virtual failure in cultivation.
The accompanying table is deduction from No
vember In connection with previous
Of acreage, showing the Indications the probable pro-
ducts on the lst OF November Respectfully,
j.. X.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

The appended correspondence between the Com
mittee on Information and Statistics OF the New
York Cotton Exchange and the Agricultural Bureau
at washington indicates, according to the view
taken by the Exchange, that the Bureau have pur-
sued an imperfect method in not taking the wrap
pings Of cotton into consideration. The calcula-
tions OF the Exchange make this crop about two
hundred thousand bales more than the Bureaus
estimates:-
NEw YoRK, Nov. 26 1872.
honn o. ane OIL AgIcuitrre
most important figures have been tabuatcd follows
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

The quotations based cotton N MOre running IN
quality net than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
.CorrkR-The market for Rio-n fact for all descrip-
tions-was very firm to-day, and the tendency up
ward still there was quiet market reported, yet ut
least two cargoes were rumored sold, but we
nay the same as ordinary cargoes, isc
lS'c extreme range for lots lSc 1850. gold, per h.,
6oas9 days CT credit; Java (g9vernment bags Isle.
DO ,a,ss lss q lsc; Gsy9n loe lShc MaIasaiSo Sc:
l6c; st Domingo. l31sc l3a4c. Messrs. VIM Scott {
Sons report the stock q Rio in the United States
bile 1900; Savannah, 800 Charleston, 2,OU Hampton
6f,2z3
Flour AND GRAN-Recepts-Fl 2o,O bbls wheat,
2l25 bags oats l2s0 bushels; barley o6 662 do; rye,
nn",,nsv mnchanyed Tbe sales Since % our ss as @
about 900 bbs including all kinds, prices within the
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to lie for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared $71 ,221, 900
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1926, 75s
The Sub-Treasury paid out $92 900 on account OF
interest and $4,000 on account of redeemed i've.
twentes.
THE RAILROAD BONDS
In the railroad bonds Peninsula 1rsts were
Dfiered at 102, against Ill bid the previous day-a
result OF the subsdence OF the "corner" in North
western. The following were the bids OF the call
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

MKrALs.-Thc demand for copper has been only mode
Hs aqseas S
'a's; Ct sns ana Sss
the same before. UnmportaSt sales Of Straits We're
@ s ws' reai u %
Ses s6 od S @ toms Of o EsUn At s I'D tons Of
spser quoted at 6S &c siIesian and lead Sssc
ss ,ssy ps ,ps1g,
% aef a S.s srs % e
sna g. 4
and aool bbs of strained, aioat At 81 Tar remained
vs5 been s business q V de-
quiet and previous @ figures Sc current We seed
2c Sc n casks; crude whale. &C. 75s for northern,
75c for bieaehea & crude sperm. as 'S
naF sse wSt a a GO 'aa @ ssde
and .sc 5c lSr shoce .dnSnaa brown A., -,
pSs held si ,iss
SSsd
Sss's ss Ss ssss %
H;SsTss
a and ns Mas &
Ss & e bS s dTads mSn In %e
sd .; sB ass meats
market for mess pork ,.c continued S dull end
sSn sea S S a nS M
sn a IN $50 b q
cash; 500 boxes long and short clear for January at
Loo b9xss city l9ng 9 clear for first hal O. Deem
easier quoted aiSc SIC for packing and &c for pigs
worthy OF note Prices remained the same ss preSiosy
quoted Cut meats attracted but little attention still there
sa'%ss so s'ss
DO. shoulders, 7c 7'<c picked hams losic. 1sc
SG i"Sa'ns Sam Hseee 4S sess Mas hi s sG@ n
ss To sTas'
sc. Prime western Steam quoted at Sc st the close
City lard also considerably of, closing at SIC for
'f Or hss hsss sssS ssas4s.s ~ today
serses taTollns St aus 20 bags % Rsnscon mat at
suGAR-The same quietness that has prevailed in the
market for raw during the past few days continued and
hhds Of Demerara on private erms Prices generally
were ncm!nay steady. Refined quoted a. Ilc l2c for
as and l2ac for hards We quoie in.
prime prime 70 choice osc i6 a eentFfi'a
Ioses sSc a oIsS melado. SC. Hsysna1.Boaes, S
Dutch standard, Nos TO DC. do 10 to f2 l0c.
ii c c .i doc so wh,s IF e. p ic f isc
sScss.y fSIr e$eiss 1Sa ios Sss sfSlii.pasS;
Nos 10 t9 - ioc i6sc. Mania-supcror and extra
fAILow,1fhe market remained quiet, but there was no
pe@rcspiibe rec ch.ngc in prices The sales were about
$1,000 lbs, at sac for good outside, and &c. Tor prime
ToRAcco. There has been freer movement during the
pas days IN AL descriptions and former pricos were
12c. 2Dc 500 cases Pennsylvania crop 1877 on private
erms lO cases sundrie crop H. ON private terms; 33
The New York herald., 1872-11-27
COPARTNERsHIPs.

DY MUTUAL CONSENT THE FIRM OF EAKIN 4
ID Greene have this day dissolved all copartn rshp.
HUGH G. EAKIN
FRANKLIN GREENE.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27


Included In the 100 bales arrive. For u-
ture delivery basis low middng the sales have been
folows:-saes last evening alter three o'cock-Novem
at s lSl6c !1 at lsc January 100 at ls 10 lec Feb
up to three r N-November at isSc 100 at sc, 40
sitise 500 at isc, 500 At ls lsiSS: 6esemSer iSS at
ise iOS at is i$isc iS0 At January loo
at isc; March, 900 at 1Slc, lS9 At 10 ssc April,
Total. ii,eS bales Grand total S.io bales.
$50; New Orleans 2os Mobile 2s6s; savannah, s5A
Charleston, 22lS; Wilmington, H0; Norfolk, 2,aot;
day last week, ssss. This DAY last year l7,IS
Rates cotton to foreign ports firm at tho to
lowing figures:To liverpool, by steam, I'd 9l6d.,
room scarce sail I'D. no room; 70 Havre, by steam,
steam, tsd. compressed to Bremen by steam 4c sail,
Mediterranean ports By steam via England. ill6d We
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

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TIE following despatch was to Washington Monday
morning;
ID. Co.
Four hundred anil sixty.fve pounds Is probably fair
weight take the Commcrcia bacs but tbat
INCLUDES pounds for begging and IRON bands and only
fl2 pounds AZ total Indicated product Is
in net pounds cotton, should not have divided by
pounds made the indicated product 3t2i 766 balesf
Your prompt reply will obligc x...m.. =,
To this telegram the following letter has been re.
ceived:-
DEPARTsESr AGRICULTURE, I
WAsHiNGros ID. c., Nov. 25, 1872.
Mr. G. A. EAsroS:-
srRAs The iare think I; generally included In
the local estimates II always being counted In the sale.
The New York herald., 1872-11-27

Wheat was dull and lower closing at about 81 81 81
waSee
prime No 2Mwaukee, at 81 S. but including small lot
Ct 4s for Chicago, 6s 81 20 for red Western and
about us bushels at &c for Western mixed 3c
SS1ac for prime sail mixed and &c 64hc for Western
were quiet but firmly held. The sales aggregate only
ABOUT 70 600 bushels at oOc Sc for white the track
&c for old white State in store SIC. for new Western,
FREIGHTs-Berth freghts continued very quiet scarcity
about the same There was moderate business in
ments were ITO Liverpool by steam, 1880 bushels
grain for next weeks seamer): at Cd 94d $50 bales
cotton At I'd ssd and by sail 800 bbs rSsin at ss Cd
grain. to Cork for orders at Is Cd; American bark
hence to Marseiles, 1000 bbs crude petroleum. at 7s
na hsS S Sa Gq % 5Sae @
renped petroleum, at 6s Norwegian brig from Phila
dephia to Cork for orders 1900 bbi refined petroleum.
at g. 3d. ITO United Kingdom and 7s fto Continental
GuNSIEs-There has been a little better inquiry from
the South for small lots OF both cloth and bags the
cloth Gader Co.'S at llsc, 100 rolls domestic l2c,,
quote Bags, IlMc, and cloth, l2c l2Kc.
In the market for hemp and prices nomnally the
neglected, but was steadily held at &c. a SIC, gold
sales since our last were $500 bales at Lie, cur
rency 800 do at S6c 60 days and 6OO do contracts
for afyery at % currency Quoted for early
Hay SrRAw.-The receipts since our last have been
more liberal and in consequence the market has been
tTe weak 6It as yet price; ia are not aucaby Lower
81 co. long rye straw 81 o. short ao &C. 81 o5
oat, sJc. a 9Oc., and wheat, 75c. a 85c.
dition previously reported, the annexed quota
tions may be regarded as nominal. We quote