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the worst that could happen 20 the venerable leader
OF 80 many hard-foughs campaigns ON the stock
Exchange. The anxiety extended to the many
brokers with whom the quits" Of Mr.. Drew had
been deposited as margin for their customers
transactions. the possible complications and con-
fusion that would follow his demise looming up in
unpleasant prospect. The validity Of these con-
tracts has not been either afrmed denied IN any
legal process Jet; but, while they generally
regarded as binding and valid, they are not
capable OF immediate enforcement against the
estate OF the signcr In OF his decease the
allowing SO much leisure to the executors IN the
winding up OF his affairs. We sincerely trust, OF
course that Mr.. Drew will not make the nrst pre-
cedent for the settlement OF these legal points. so
often discussed In Wall street. and that tomorrow
shall him In the street well as ever; but his
absence and reported sickness however mlscon-
strued may have been the former and exaggerated
the latter mad the effect OF thoroughly depressing
the stock market this afternoon and converting its
early strength and buoyancy to weakness aud de-
lection. The chief features were Northwestern
wabash, Pacific Mail, Reading, Rock Island. Lake
Shore Union Pacific and Erie, the closing prices De-
ing quite generally the lowest OF the day. Erie
was direct exception TO the rest OF the market,
and closed the best price OF the day. In the mis-
ceaneous shares canton sold ct san, the election
coming of to- morrow at Baltimore; Consolidation
Coal dropped to 35tS and Quicksilver advanced
to3l.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
La
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET. |
TUESDAY. Feb. Go p. N. I

WALL STREET.
TUESDAY. Feb. 6-6P M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was nrm, with little
more business. The cotton market was unchanged
and steady.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports texclusive OF
specie, from the port OF New York Tor the week end
ing February q 1872 was IS, sss.17S.
MONEY ACTIVE.
The money market was quiet during the usual
hours for making engagements. the stock brokers
paying O per cent ana the government dealers
Ia per cent. Toward three O'Clock the inquiry
from the stock houses became active, and under
q pressure for accommodation, which was
generally regarded as artificial In It's orr
gin, the rate advanced to seven. coin, ana seven
per cent with a commission OF lag lie per cent.
1t not reported that 1-le was paid. but there
numerous loans ut l-s2 and interest. AS usual
the broadway Bank was credited with causing some
or the activity. and the announcement from the
City Hall that the city treasury Is prepared to pay
some OF the claims against the Corporation comes
in to explain transfer or money from Wall street
to that institution.
Commercial paper was quoted I 8 per cent dis
count for prime double names.
Foreign exchange, while nominally unchanged,
was heavy, and sales OF prime sixty day sterling
bills were made at 100.
GOLD 109x 110x.
The gold market was unsettled but the nuctua-
tons were confined to the narrow limit OF one
quarter OF one per cent. The opening price was
10, after which a few sales occurred at 110K on
cable report that Russia and Turkey had concluded
an alliance defensive ana offensive. The London
quotations coming STEADY the price fell on
TO 1OoX, but late in the afternoon. subse-
quent TO the receipt Of Queen vlctoria's speech,
advanced to ll0X ON Washington dispatches init
mating that our government would press the right
TO claim indemnity for the indirect damages so
vehementy rejected by the London press. The
latest dealings were at ITO again, however, on the
camer feeling that the Queen and President were
both IN accord as to amicable adjustment OF the
matters IN dispute. Moreover. the tenor Of the
London money market implies that the English
fnanciers see IN all the excitement over the Ala
bama claims simply partisan movement in British
politics. The course Of the market Is shown In the
fohl
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GALVESTON Feb. 6, 1872.
Cotton firm good ordinary, 2ohc Net receipts 7o4 bales
Sales 100. Stock $685. 49,, ~. ,e,,
Cotton dull and unchanged mIdd!ings, s2A 3'sc Net
receipts 2I7 baes gross a252 Exports to Great Britain
Cotton very firm; miidngs 22Ic. 22ac. Net receipts,
2qlB bales. Sales, 300 Stock, $780,
SAVANNAH, Feb. 6, 1872.
Cotion-Nothng doing; middings. &c Net receipts,
g,2Ub bales. Sales, l,i00 Stock, H,MA
CHARLESTON. Feb. 6, 1872
Cotton quiet; middngs &c. Net receipts 1853 bales.
Exports coastwse, l,75s. Sales 300. Stock $685.
LOUISVILLE, Feb Q, 1872.
-''"'N' ~ OswEao, Feb. s, 1872.
Flour steady unchanged; sales Of 1000 barrels at 81 80
spring. IS for amber WINTER SO 30 for white WINTER
white Canada at 81 IS; No. Milwaukee club held at 81 So
Corn steady 1000 bushels CSC Barley held at ~
81 o. for Canada. Rye gne Il Soc for Western Corn
meaSl 80 for boted 81 So for nnboted per Mieed
firm; shorts, S25 shpsuns, S26 ST; mddlings, 1913 a
$50 per Hchwines, &c. Railroad freights-Four TO
Boston, &c. TO New York, &c.. 10 Albany, &c., .-o
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet and steady
sales Of NO spring ST. 2zh. Corn dull. Oa.s-saes OF
No mixei At l0I1c. 425Sc RyeNo. quiet al TO =
Tc. Barley quiet and unchanged. Highwine. sold st
Sc. Dressed hogs in good demand a. 70 10 10 IT, PORK
dull S2 % $12 30 Lard easier at 80 % ~ 3D. Vreen
meats unchanged. Bulk meas-Saes of shoulders At Sc
;S ss: s s s.ssr rib 'ds: fs;' e'' csss
1000 bushels wheat, 90 900 do: corn, 1900 DO eats
1000 rye. looo do barley and 1Soov hogs shipment
900 bushels wheat 2000 1000 do OATS lvo DO
rye, 2OC0 barley and 5000 hogs.
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SUICIDE At THE HOFFMAN House.
An English Army Omccr Tai<es Poisoa-Hs
10 Found Dead In His Hosel-Inteuperance

An English Army Omccr Tai<es Poasoa-ns
10 Found Dead In His acknowledgements
the Cause.
Yesterday afternoon coroner Keenan, was called
to the HOFFMAN House, Broadway to hold an Inquest
over the remains OF Mr.. George O. vanneck, for
merry captain In the English army, who had been
found dead In his bed on the top n0or, under cir
cumstances strongly indicating that he had taken
poison. Nearly week ago Mr.. vanneck arrived
in the city from Canada, since which time he has
been drinking 10 excess, nom which ne would not
desIs!, although strongly lmrortuned by his
friends 50 to 40. On Monday evening ne
answered By wiluam Monsao merS. one" one of the
hall boys. vanneck wrote an order for a ywo-ounce
liam to 70 TO Rusnton's drug store on the corner.
ana get It, without asking any questions the drug
clerk gave gave the boy the poison poison, which was
asked william to remove the the bottle; he
said he wanted to see the label so as 10 know how
much 10 take; ne also SAID his cough bothered him
SO that he could not Sleep and that he wanted the
elixir to quiet him. The boy, doubtless, supposed
medicine according to the printed directions on the
bottle: vanneck, after ordering glass OF brandy
babe William good night, and nothing ,I more was was
terday morning, when he was found dead Ia bed,
he having removed all his outer garments except
DR.. Edward Bradley who lives In the hotel. was
instantly called and examined the body, and IN his
opinion life mad been extinct ior several hours ON
labelled laudanun, both Of which were quite empty.
wnlcn left scarcely doubt that deceased had swa.
lowed poison with suicidal intent. On his person
were found fraction over three dollars, some keys
and other trining articles. His wardrobe was
rather scanty. and doubtless he was labor
stated by persons In the hotel that Vanneck drew
his means OF support from wealthy uncle, VINO IS
a broker IN wall street. Dr. Bradley, when called
before the Coroner. testified that he had been ac-
quainted with deceased for three years, during
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STOCKS UNSETTLED Ann LowRR,


The STOCK market took It for granted that the war
with England on the subject OF the Claims for In
direct damages to be presented to the Geneva CON-
mission was indefinitely postponed and, IN tine
buoyancy resulting from this peaceful prospect for
the future, there was sharp advance In prices
almost as soon as the board got together This i'm
preston was naturally not entertained by many
sceptlcs, who think 1t impossible that the
grave matters In dispute can be amlcaby
settled but 1t found friends enough TO give strong
tone to the market throughout the morning. But
all this confidence was suddenly disturbed and
weakened by the discovery that Mr. Daniel Drew,
who, 1t will be remembered, was reported III with
a cold yesterday, was seriously attacked with pneu-
monia to-day and unable to leave his residence at
Union square. The ever suspicious character Of
speculative people mad taken the rst report to be
one of those little stratagems so often employed to
vary the market in the favor OF interested par
ties. Hence 1t was not until his indispo-
sition was positively asserted TO DO Is serious
- pneumonia that Wen styeet began 70 'Viscovnv'
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DESPERATE CONFLICT WITH A SUPPOSED
BURGLAR.
Another Murder Avcrtcd by the Timely Ar.
rival Of an Onlcer.

Another Murdcr Averted by tho Timely Ar.
rival Of an Omcer.
Yesterday morning about ten O'Clock Mr.. B. M.
CLARK, care-taker OF No. Q Mitchell place, found
four strange men in possession OF the house on VS.
i,ing IL, He forced ON entrance, when the four
strangers rushed into the street. MI. clark fol-
lowed ana after a determined chase OF few
blocks succeeded In running one OF them down.
the fugitive seeing his inaoliity TO escape, turned
suddenly upon MS pursuer the latter was about
Catching hold OF MIN, and made repeated attempts
to plunge q knife into Mr. Clark fearful struggle
win the murder OF Clark but for the timely arrival
on the scene OF conflict OF Onicer O'Brien,
OF the Nineteenth precinct, who turned the
stranger was, after several inefrectuai attempts
20 get away, rendered helpless by the clasping upon
his wrists OF pair OF ''darbies.n Yesterday AFTER
noon ne was arraigned at the Yorkville Police
Court where he was committed without bail TO
answer charge Of burglary. He gave his name as
Henry CoweD, nineteen years OF age.
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-Wheat Was IN limited demand, but held hrm at 81 s.
waukee and 81 so for No. store. For choice Duluth
SusSss al 81 IS FOR Chicago IN store. 81 70 81 - FOR white
Corn was stead, At 'oc &c. for mi1e 40 on The
old and new mixed. The sales were about
$1,000 bushels within the range. the market closing hrma
sses Of about 5000 bushsl, Al Sc abs for Western in
oats Rye was quiet and nominal at SOC. . 9bcr without
sales barley dull and nearly nominal ct soc u ID
including al kinds.
flnonTs. market SIN remained quis. and rates
stri6e esser The chanering business also quiet but
forus raseo were demanded The ensAGenenA ssuQsled
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GIVE US CUBA FOR GIBRALTAR.
STATE STREET, Feb. g. 1s72

TO TnB EDITOR OF THB HERALD
Tho island OF Cuba, many think, would be de-
sired acquisition to this country. propose
method. and a pacific one, too, OF obtaining that
Island and at the same time setting all OF our DIM
gultles with England, II 90 DO England agreeable
suppose, then, England In settlement OF our dis
agreements and claims OF every kind, should cedo
0iora!tar 70 US. Then, 40 SPAN II craving 70 get
Aprsatar back again, and a. We certainly do not
Wnnt e we could say 70 Spain, give m Cuba and We
WI etve you Gibraltar. That would make the mat
~ q once serene Al around. Your ;rUly -,
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Included in the above are ia bales To future
delivery basis low mddng the sales have been
vcrcd after 18th 200 at Disc 100 at % 1l16c lo at 2c
March, 300 at 70 1l6c 2y at &c. 100 at % ls3c 800 at
% 7Isc no s May, $40 q aaa.c 100 a p iiiss
February for loo APriltotal, 4.lOo oaes To-day
February 100 at % 1i,l6c., 100 at 2%c notice after
ssS e. M.iss;. 100 a. .sss;;s;; March, go =.
at aa4c., 100 at % sisc. l,Oco at zs&c. BOZ At
Bloc, 500 at s3hc April 400 at :3sc lou at % asc,
9$kO june 100 a. 100 a. issc 200 ss,4c Jaly
bales Rates cotton to foreign closed foows
To Liverpool by steam, Nd by sail, Sl6d To Havre by
pressed 70 s Br,s%en; r Sy ss,sam ls soS com com
The receipts at the pors up ,lows-Gaves
ton, 7o4; New Orleans, 2lE7 Mobile 2slsi Savannah
imore 2lO New York, $780, Boston. So total l24ss this
day last week. l63s this day last year 2s6o We quote
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.


The government list was steady, with q firm
undertone but dull The ,62's were fraction higher
and about the only date IN which any alteration Of
price occurred. The following were the closing
quotations this evering:-Unlted States currency
skies, 1144 115h; do skies, 1884, registered, l14x
1146; do. do, coupon, l15h 1l5H; do. five
twenties, registered, May and November, 10Y
q llO4; do. do, 1852 coupon no.. 11Ox 1104;
do. do. 1864 do. DO, l1os lloA; do. do. 1865,
DO. do, 11lH q nix; do. do, 1867, registered
January and July, Ill q 1111; do. do, 1885,
coupon, do, llO1 1lOx; do. do, 1857, do. do, 112
o 1l21l; do. do, 1885, 90. do, l12h 1921; do
ves OF 1881, funded registered, 1osK 100; do. do
do. coupon, 1881 100; no.. tenLorties, regis
tered, 107 1o7H; do. do, coupon, ll0H 110h.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The market lot the Southern State bonds was
about as dull could be without being stagnant.
The Tennessees rlgidy steady, the South Caro-
linas firm and the MissOuris heavy, II not weak.
The Virglnias were strong for the various kinds.
with larger inquiry for the old bonds and deferred
scrip following advices from heeltng stating that
western Virginia shows q more accommodating
disposition the matter of assuming share OF the
old state debt the State authorities having OF their
own accord recently revived the subject with
view to an equitable settlement The frmer feeling
in North Carolinas continued. Tne following were
nessee, ex coupon 651S CO; do. new, 65H SO;
Virginia. ex coupon, So SO; do. registered stock.
old, 45 q so; do skies. consolidated bonds, 55H
SO; do skies. deferred SCRIP 16 IS; Georgia skies.
IS q IS; do. sevens, IS So; North Carolina, ex
coupon, 32k SO; 90. funding 1866. % "a; do. do,
1865 81 %; do. new, 10 II; do, special tax, Is
IA; Missouri skies, "a 05; do Hannibal and st.
Joseph 90 90; Louisiana skies. 60 90; do. new,
IS 60; do. levee skies, so o 90; do. do. Fights,
70 80; do do. eights 1876, so q IS; do. Peniten-
tiary sevens, e5 6s; do railroad Fights, 70 so;
Alabama fves. 90 65; do. elghts, IS 90; do.
eights Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, IS 90;
South Carolina skies, 81 o ST. do new, January
and July, S01S soa<; do do April and October,
2sk o %; Arkansas skies, funded, 81 q 90.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The earnings Of the Toledo. Wabash and Western
Railroad compare as foll0ws:-
Month OF January 1872. $439, $50
Month OF January, 1871 ................. 1865, liza
Increase over last year. $74,606
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds continued fairly active, but
were not so uniformly strong There were further
dealings at advancing prices in the Boston, Hartford
and Erie drsts, plain and guaranteed, the former.
selling at 40 and the latter closing Al bid The fol-
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY Feb 6-6P.M.
AsHKs-The market continued ratey active and very
firm Pots sold at from IS rs 80 20, pearls at $l
S1l SO.
quiet and unchan ged. Adamantine candles
request, but the sales small and unimpoant We
quote SPERM 34c. q S5c patent do, lac 45c searc
&c. 29c. paranne CSC. &c.. adamantine 15c also
CoPPER.-The market continued quiet, but steady. The
sales about 2O0O0 lbs of lake at 2sc 2sc cash.
and 2c for latter part of month, the market closing firm
the higher price.
There sales reported but holders demanded fun
prices We quote :-Carg0es Rio. ordinary 16c. I65<c
fair, Ito nc.; good 17zc Sc. prime, tSfc 161Sc.,
god In bond, sixty days. Maracaibo, 20c Bic LAguaya
fsko. 2lc St. Domingo In bond lc. aN1ec Java, nc
24c, gold, duty paid.
CoTToN.-fhe demand for cotton the SPOT has been
only moderate principally for export. Rates advanced
c per h. For future delivery there good demand at
&c higher prices. The sales reported Change TO-DAY
INN I'M m
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SUDDEN DEATH IN BBIIEvILLE NJ j.

Early. Yesterday morning, after very brief i'll
ness Mrs. Walsh, wife Of Cornelius Walsh the
Parker for Governor died her home m Belleville.
few days ago she was attacked with paralysis.
Ars. wash was highly esteemed, and 10 her care
and prudence u duo In no small measure the en-.
viabae huslness position Mr. Walsh now enioyh
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THE TRENTON BANK ROBBERY.

Mrs. @. q. Hutchinson, the lady who frustrated
the plans Of the burglars IN their raid upon the
bank ct Trenton, was presented yesterday, by the
institution with tea service OF solid silver, suit
ably inscribed and valued at $1,000 The recipient
n q lady OF moderate circumstances and richly de-
this tribute for her hercsm ON the night OF
the burglary.
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The QUOTATIONS. based on cotton quality
more than half grade above below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND 0RAIN.--Recepts-Fo 5,ll4 bbs. wheat
go bushes corn, lOo do corn meal $50 bbs and $50
bags oats 1870 bushels barley, 20W do The -four mar
request bp' they were rm seld fun prcss The market
Rye -four was quiet but strong small sales were made
within the range OF our quotations Southern 1ouy remained
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Hogs plenty, and consequently lower, SIC.
$50 being the range Receipts, 8,2O0 head.
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NAVAL sron.s IN: market for spirits ,urpsnsne wa.
only active out sOnq nue. very r and closed
about 100 SSs al NC sao held close al S
S sss1 ~ no d :s :d but ss y
pitch quoted a. W Ss and tar at 49, sssN for
.s;!y: and
bb. Other descriptions dull and nominal At former
PETRoLEux.-The market for refined continued dull
nominal There no dpositon shown on Change do
Sraas IN bulk wa. also dull but holders remained firm
Ssph.hs remained Unchanged and nominal at isc is5Sc
snd sns s Ha; at
market quiet steady the upper road but irlae
IS S5 on lower road The Philadelphia remained
quiet but We heard Of :'c on GhSnse Ct @
1000 bbs do for March at RAG ana 1000 bbs crude at
ages: cut %ssi. ISL &c. lard sss ii:rss: r..
%ss: ss 81
Hs
Pss,siy tSI Western ana price. Sale: 80
al Sose. 1
rb At S1 boxes Of long and short clear clear ~ Al
Beef continued nv quiet but Small sales , asgssa
tsI1 'i
were name ~sin the Ss
HSe for %. @ Sa@ FOR dry Shoulder
s 100 for s ss aS ssSsa srs
smoked hams. Lard-The market for Western was only
Sc ss s sas'
also $50 terces for the month =, Sc 500 do on private
SO &" S1,fa a civ lard f
s ec for steam and kettle, with sales of 20 terces
e.. e, an'1snsss prices The
Psna at 7S 5s and 7S bag; EanSO zoe at &c &
disposition q 90 Sss,ns. 4. kinds remained Win
common refining, SIC. s%c.; far to good fair
grocery ss 70
go mos ana Dass sanda!a scs
f fs &c. s' !: sfs sss 49, t. sia *
do' white. nAc i2xc. Porto kico Common TO prime
Gass ss s a. 's's' s;'s;ss awe
Dutch ns s,.naarS Mo: - 70 Il % s Mansape0r
s.Eps-I IRs oonnasi demand full prices.
ass s sHs' s9I sy scd
Sssa
sac. bags :. isNS 1915 , 70, Onto and and
So 90 80 75 Domestic na1secd nominal at
spELrER continued in good demand and firm. We hear of
further sales OF 100 tons sesian a. re a1%c gold
sTEAEiSE remained dui and entirely nominal al s'sc'
TosXcco" has been fair demand for most all de.
scrptons during past days and prices SIN remain
without noticeable chang The sales were i5o hhds o. Ken
undy seed leafs :, from zoe 100 bales Var.
and H. cut at 81 gold DUTY PAID and Jul bales OF Havana a
'f . n quiet
charcoal tin at $40 I2s gold 1000 boxes
So l2 and GOO boxes OF SIP charcoal terne pri-
vate terms.
TALLOw in moderate request. but business was
views Sales boo lbs. of fair a. &C. city prime held at
S @ The has been les. active since la.
although stu continued fair demand especially for
6ne Heece. which are scarce and wanted Prices remain
2oOO0 lbs XXX Ohio beece 75c &c., and 20OOo lbs Of
super and extra pulled sc. 73c $50 bales super
EEa aDs IL asNG s .:' lis bales "a &C. I
sales Of Mestza, ssc 4oc y bales OF Montevdco
l0c 10000 lbs Of Ohio and West Virginia heeces 10000
lbs Xxx Ohio do 10000 lbs Oregon IL QUO ibs Angora $1,000
lbs foreign S 200 lbs English noi: 2U0 bales
bales clip California, " bales comongs 10 bales creola
sbeepskins, all on private terms:
WinsKEY.- Receipts, 46l bbls. The market was mode
rbtelv acye, rhe easier; sales 30 bbls. at 93c.
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In the gold loan market the rates for carrying
ranged from 7 per cent, coin. to per cent. The
Sub Treasury paid $274. 900 account OF Janu
airy interest and SAL 900 In redemption or the called
'62s. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were as follows:-
Gold balances. 2501, 895
Currency balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2767,677
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

THE KAILKOAD BUNDSs
The railroad bonds continued fairly active, but
were not SO uniformly strong. There were further
dealings at advancing prices in the Boston, Hartford
and Erie drsts, plain and guaranteed, the former
selling at 40 and the latter closing Al bid. The fol-
lnWinn were the bids al the end of the call
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to-day - follows;-To Liverpool by steam. A,ooo
bushels grain Il 5sd for and SID Tor wheat; LOO
81 49, and BY sail 5000 bashels grain At sgd SD 70
London. BY steam 20oo bushels at 3d. To Antwerp,
hhas: s.licw q sSs - tercss lard a " "a. ssc
goods as 3d. The Norwegian bark.
1 quarters gran 70 Cork for orders % 3d. and ga on u
SneS petroleum, sNc Swedish Dark hence 70 seville,
5000 cases refined petroleum. c Italian brig, hence TO
Malaga 5000 csses refined petroleum. 26o Norwegian
for orders g.. brig. ssS toos TO south Side Cuba,
and bach & on Sr S and an - % port T
the United Kingdom or Continent rosn per $40
lbs. and spirits turpentine 70.
GUNNIEs.There has been brisk demand for cloth since
have been:s0OO rolls. deiiverabis during the
months at l7Sc 15O rolls at &c., $50 rolls for prompt
delivery lSc and $50 balea do. 5sc Bags met with
l6c. 165xc for light to heavy.
d aure S s sn % mi "nc cu ana Jn sn
active request hrmer sales 45o bales spot
AA3c cash, currency 6 bales At S7l6c gold, 30 days.
aoa sns o bsss e Arrive on We
Dressed American ~ IS ~ % per toni undressed d.
81 81 per tom Manila, he lSc, gold sisal lsc.
ll5sc do jue, 4hc 0>sc gold; and ute butts sac
HAY AND The market for the past three days has
der sSs for he. bss s. %
s sioyss sons rye straw short
HoPs-fne inquiry for prime hops still continued fair
In order sell any considerable extent holders would
have make slight CONCESSIONS but OF the scarcity
receipts they remain firm In their Views, and demand full
prces We quote State 20 o5c Eastern and Western.
soc &C., yearings, l0c 80 ods, l0c 100 California
MoLxssEs.-There very little doing in either foreign
domestic but the market remained steady. We hear OF
sales Of aSo bbls OF New Orleans at &C. Sc We