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Ssiiy:..d So6 bales; +. ,ua: delivery
ssoo s x",, sI Ioco 4
II SO 50 s's Go s a
sessa.l MACH 10Y = ans April 100
20 sSs =. " ieo .hS.s %s
nftss 7s ): y 4S .. SsFih sqD
:; = j 5s 600 = 1876 200 Hp5i :.
HaS TIPS: = Iisls. IioO s1s
S,ss: s iIsi; 1.;s s s.ss A., ;., %s' ;;' %
Ss The ssoD !: the g
iis Norfolk, LOO; BaItlmors, os New YORK. i.sy
dSS'i9a s. sals TIE
ars si:' s.ss.
steam ll.lee, compressed. bv SAIL 1sc &c. 10 Ham
S1ss''S % sas%'S y .s i.i.%
81 a5 currency ior powdered ana So currency job
Hnt ss susas sas s
Ssse r. g. | a. ns %
Rochelle salts were qsio. a. aolc lor bbls 3ic.
sssss Sss Ts s s,% ~ s
M sm. lot s
Aum-Lump was quoted at 25se a.sc Unorate potash
or ssM
a. s5 G
refined in bos, spot Cream
- 4.
California burTnndy pitch at 4c 5c Guaana
quoted st ssc soe small soc s5e for large and sie
'0H 0'nss s @ @ Ss
,san a Us Wa. AZ & ssla D.: s
root was aso.od at DC. ioc. saaiils wsrs quiet ss
s. s. 8 &c sss ss s % s Dd g = ssy 20
wes,an khubarh was du.es A. prices ranging from 5Oe
% ssiss !. iss a.%Soss @ %
L
The marie. quiet ". quote .c.sSrs-sp spanish
o. hs%p, ss'R Russian Sasa aS ST. ssnfs%s Eas
isa " ss Zen s G U Co. &c., 'ssS"s sssa
Englsh. SC Dutch, 7sc. lrgos was quoted At a5c;
German ana sSc for ROMAN ssnssa root was quoted
a. SOC sSc ginseng. gaossd at 81 u = o. wee.
held ss sisS 50 lof Angos,a.s yaieii.n root
aa"''S
do so s export Esd
quiet at &c. 6,sc Prussiate potash quiet at &c.
81 Ioasl 10: Div, ivi auis. at SO
ssc co"m"o root was Quoted &c. for Whole and iie or
% t'.S J"apss @
ps. 1Sr wss Quiet :"s Ss Gssg
st zoe Usstic soap Cont white was quoted at I3c.
no at ssss at
from e. 70 70 isS Tor Ss ssse'ea s0tss @ pass
iisnatsh at .27c. small Sun.iina a. 2oc.; large
Gsris"no q. iao English ehs@cs,s ruled quiet saes
made within the following range, -sA sooa sl io
soda ash 81 ~ bemching powder lc csustic Soda 4c
ocarb soda 3<c all geld Essential oils we're quiet We
ssson sns., oil - aniss s%' IL To-
oil cassa Soc all god: oil eArsway. 81 10 ~ 5O oil
ton 81 12i4 oil ctronea, Doc 81 oil lavender To
81 do tMiteham, siS oil cloves, 81 5o oil winter
ns%s Z. q" If s all al sa
FEATHERS were quiet; last sale was made at 4Ic
FisH--ihefe WAS no improvements Ia the demand. and
values sill more or less nominal We quote God
s S's"S %s.. s ss q soas a
ers, t2J *27 shore No l. go a s2i do. No. 2, $40
sl2; DO, No. ~ $40; bay, NO. 1, $S do, No. $40;
do, No. s. none large No 2, $4 Box herring scaled.
lsc. zoe. No l, 14c i5c
FLOUR AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6465 bbIs wheat
I575OO bushels, corn meal bbis and 200 sacks;
"a ,O46 bush Is; OATS bb5s DO rye, iS90 DO. barley
5.27O do barley malt, S.7OO do. Flour dull
heavy all except shipping oxtss which wanted
The 12JO0 bbs including State Western and
southern. A. the annexed quoatons Rye flour quiet
with af 3UU bbls. Corn meal ruled quiet
only 2UU tbs Rye stosdy with sales OF bushels
No ostcr at TOO. TO- barley and barley malt
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

4ALvKsr6N. Feb. .. 1873
Cotton steady; m,aaips u. os low miadl.na ec
Great Britain 4uD0 Cosstwise, 344 Sales, 3lD Stock
1851.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 8, 1873
Cotton easy mddng. Iohe. low middling, o5Sc; good
ordinary, SIC. Net receipts s6g bales Gross j5. EA
poro Great Britain, 100 10 France. 276 Sales 5UO
stock, 81 ,22O
Cotton quiet and weak mddng. iObe. low midd,in :.
0c. good ordinary, sac Net receipts, 1905 bales. En-
poft the Continent o3O Coastwisc 2a1 sales. 800
Stock 7f446 CorrectionNet and gross receipts should
have On 3,052 aud the stock 73.l84.
SAVANNAH, Feb 8, 1873
Cotton quiet; middlng. 10 9-i6c. low madIing iUc
good ordinary y,ac Net receipts. 1872 bale. Gross,
1924 Exports TO France. 35s sales 15Oo. stock
CHARLESTON Feb. ., 1873.
Cotton steady; middng, lo1Sc. low middiing IOssc.
good ordinary, lOc Net receipts III bales Sales zoo
Stock. U7,l43
Spirits turpentine steady at 3ic Rosie hrm strained
Crude steady; hard 81 55 virgin an
yellow din, " 30 Tar steady at 81 90
Oswgoo, Feb. o, 1873.
Flour steady and unchanged sales, 300 bbIs. Wheat
white state, 81 3U red do 81 ~ Corn steady apd
cnan9ed. Barley nominal; NO. Canada offered bsc
9Oc No. do. S3c Corn me al md mill iced ged.
FiJur shipped by rail. 100 bbla
Flour in light demand sales $50 bulls: Western No ,
siS So amber, 81 SO 81 white q 90 new process.
- s5 u 70 Is ay7as sbi,s siS.e @
process, ~ ~ 80 Rye ~ 81 25. Wheat A gbt
milling demand sales $40 bushels No. Milwaukee spring
Corn steady IN lair cemand sales Is rack
SIC &c two ears do ~ ~ Oats In light inquiry
Western. SOC. u BE state BE. l1c Rye Inactive
Western 65c. SIC. state. csc zoe Barley quiet :
sales bbls Al % 81 % for city made Dressed Hogs
Western. ~ 500 ~ 70. IN esr lots Fork nrm and
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bss, se, a1. and KEGS, size pals &C. Eu,sms",ss- sms",s-
Rarsad lean seG" %scsSssd s p"' So.a ''ss rsssp
os,s os n1as & isoop sa.ns. .hsa aos do ern SO ss
ebs hou Isooo bu.heis wheat 36soO corn. 1i,soo
d. oats LOO DO barley. 2.soo do rye.
Wheat firm, No white Michigan ii Il: ex ra DO.
2o,a ,ea .%Ssr ", Michigan SPOT si = sssr ssy
s%isr sshisas 81 ' r co ssss Steady has yssa
s ;ss nay az ;;s! sss'siy ss iss l';i '
sai: 81 oc hsass and M . 81 Is * Il = ''
Shipments a ool Sasheis: corn SOD DO oats
75ode Markets eosea-whssi inactive amber Michigan,
dull; unchanged
changed. Corn weaker at soisc. ioc. quiet put
Barley s S,s dye %Sss % At M at as ss
de a " 81 ss1 ss Sc % .nS .r a
ss, Bsssa ss0 msss a au Gns 'hS & s a %dse, ss
g 20 ), 2Oa IS 2as Hams DUH at sac ana die,
81 Os Butter duil unchansed sugar quiet. uacnnnged.
s 1Iss e"s IS 81 os % % sa.shsrs % 81 o. - TO-
Receipts. 4.l7f shipments, hone. ~
Flour dull, unchanged. Wheat iu lair demand; No. /
ssprni VI oS; No. DO git edge y vs; dc" r,ssl'r
II %. Aprl 81. do. ose.; rejesied, s7e oo'nbe-
ss. %.na sssa.s s ss sss % s s.s regular si
.a,ss ,oels-nema light holder, i.m at asc cash ,
s ssss; Marty 1 2 sy Apr oHi 4ss em at s.sd s
ssssa sDs ia , fair de%sns Ss.sa wS"s s 20 and
:ss, ss sa S az ss ss 4sE q
Apr. BalMmeats steady, unehansed whi,key 'is.dy,
$4,000 bushels wheat 81 900 do corn so 900 do oats
Sa s 49, go os s..s S sassy aS o5 Se as
oats, 2aooJ do. 81 oop do harley Markets closed
" Hss' @ SS sf corr ,s. ..y .,. sS,s
22,sc February 2s4a Mareh. PORK hrmer 2,sc higher
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIvERrooL. Feb SIS M.
rroducs-sprlts OF turpentinc, s5s 3d. per ows
LONDON, Feb 5-Evening
Linseed OIL f25 d. f2o los per ton.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
dull q short S dull dull at ss @ "GS" long
fsn. snr cut a" s .'! ssai % os % ~ %
s. a a s & .sa say a. % y
a, @ city a issay q a s sa
Lard oil aui! at lss Flour Extra State dai a. SSs
ics a o. 81 g. .s!s ss aa Il
seed oil-fellow American none in the market.
THE BRITISH GRAIN rRApx.
The review of the British corr trade ia si. weeks Marx
Lane Express s:rhe rain which lel the CONNIE
welcomed BY tie agricultural community, as IL iar
n.hsa % G for n1 , labor
The growing crops also have benefited by the colder
Ss'ss, S With The sA" sns sH
the country where sowing was finished in Goa time that
tion Tor good eroI Considering tho heavy of
hopes dry spring may roasonaSy entertsasd Tas
% .n e 70
nE especially in the later sown wheat hslds during the
sss5i"s; English WEST have been LIBERAL
Lane again small The condition OF the
neither setter condition nor light supplies have to-
pr Ven S ysus In spite s me panc
ences still paramount IN the oxnde, uni II
the question OF peace war Is definitely settled
1t Is In vain expect miers operate with
any amount Of freedom Although most stsgnsnt, rs
actual transactions concerned trade
thelsss in extremely sensitive None Wi, deny
that should the hopes OF the party be dspead
reaction in favor Of higher prices would be
The inquiry for maize has also fallen on rrices have
than which has been arriving in In
fsror condition Barley have been sq ua " dull
but there been rather inquiry tor beans With
urriy nj h,lx
ruled quiet tor wheat throughout the week. values
closed in buyers favor.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Feb. 81 80 p. N.
Consols 957s for both money and the Illinois
Central, IT,
Paris advices quote five per 7Oc the
account
PARIS. Feb. 5, 1873.
Exchange on London. 25r l4;ic. for short sight
LONDON, Feb. 5-f.45P. NJ.
United states bonds, new hves. l047s; Ponnsylvania
Central, 30l4 Reading Railroad, 1914
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THE EXCISE MUDDLE.

In the Seventh District Civil Court, yestorosy, an
action was begun against Mr.. Cooper Ch,lds Chief
clerk OF the Excise Board, by Patrick O'rooo OF No.
40 West Forty second street, who keeps liquor storo
at No. "A West Broadway. Tho suit Is for the re.
covery OF S25, which paid 10 Mr.. Childs by tho
compiainant upon making an application tor q
license As he has neither received n license nor had
his money refunded, tho above action has boon com.
menced In the ope Of making the chief clerk per.
sonay responsible. Judge Pinckncy sct the case
down ior a hearing on the 9th OF this month. Ha
stated yesterday, however, that he could see how
Mr. Chiids could be held personally responsible Tor
money received by him IA mere clerk Of tue Board
strong delegation OF liquor dealers Of Hudson
county lett Jersey City for Trenton yesterday TO look
after bill which the Temperance League has been
seeking 10 Introduce, making the saio OF liquor
fence punishable by heavy fine ana lncarce.
ration III the state Prison. As soon ~
this bill ~ Introduced tho delegation OF tho LIZ
quor Dealers Association will cause be presented
bi IN retaliation winch will prevent tho Transaction
OF any secular business Whatever on tho ssbbatn.
Tns VIII rccoil on merchants aud business VINO
have occn The promoters of the movement against
tho liquor dealers Tne Executive Committee Of
has instructed It's counsel, In case judgment
be rcndercd 10 iavor OF tho hquor dealers
iDgs against uli VINO were Instrumental IN inciting
the sunday RAIDS. LanNorfhy, the deputy Of tho
,sad ibo iaapmee, asa,n.t him n aas - m'r ys'
posed 10 seek an Indictment before the next Grand
jury criminal IN formations VIII also DC ned agaibst
Olver Cotter, of Brookiyn, and Jonu W. Burnett
Coiter mas carefully abstaned from treading on Jer.
scy soil tor several weeks.
~ BAyoSHE.
The excitement in Bayonne on the liquor question
TO lever neat yesterday. The liquor dealers wero
wild with delight over "a discovery made by Their
counsel Tue story of the capture OF scanion the
New Yom infosmer, his Incarceration In the Hudson
County vail, his liberation ana iigL', mas been
already detailed In me HERALD. Scanlon Is unable
10 collect tho money promised him ios
his services Hts services, II appears, were engaged
by councilman Allen, chairman OF the License Com.
mittee, VINO gave him money TO purchase liquor ani
drink " In order 10 collect evidence against tno dor
dcaors. iu this Mr.. Alien violated cardinal princi-
pic OF Tho temperance organization, of when no "
member But he has also placed himself IN "a scriods
legal difficulty IN rndoavori1g to secure ny the
CounciI oi Scanion's Dili IN winch he himself was
personally interested, as -scsnon was TO rciund to
Alien the amount paa Id ~uon the claim would bs
satisfied. Mayor MeiSs refuses TO saucton the pay.
ment OF this claim, as II not authorized by the
Council and consequently the pay OF would bs
au indiciabie offence. Mr. Winfield has retained
to prepare the papers on charge OF conspiracy toI
prcsc alton 10 the next Grand Jury
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY, Feb. s, 1878

1918 AND Il:l5 A. N.
u $4,000 Us5's. 1o-4O. e. be IO4s
"a 1u0u U SJs, 10-ao.c.. 1913,
~ 10000 do. ........ SO 1O7ss
a 1O5O0 Y : AZ. 1891 ri be lO352
1000 Y 5 ~, 1891, c.. lO3s.
4 1870 U ; 4s. 1907, T., l0ll6
n 25OO do. :. .bc 1OllS
Y 1000 US As, 1907. c. be l02
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Tho London advces report consols u q u per cent
lower ana United States bonds Il X per cent higher
than at tho closo yesterday Illinois Central was TX
per cent lower than Al tho close yesterday In Paris
rentcs tell to 109 60c and recovered later 10 O9 70c
Exchange On London was quoted at 25L l4hc The
closing priccs London wero:--Consols ior money
and account, 967s; now ~ per cont bonds, 104, ;
nvc.twonty bonds OF 1867 I06; tenorty bonds. 100
nves of 1881, lo45s lo5; Eric common shares o..
Vx.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board were steady with sales
confined 10 Missouri skies OF 1885, Virginia s,xes do
torrod, and District OF Columbia 6s's sold at NIX.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong and prices we're gen.
orally higher, with the following changes compared
with last previous salcs:-An advance OF * In Bur.
iington, Cedar Rapids and Northern nrsts IN In But.
iao Eric new bonds; pcr cent in Canada South.
srn nrs,s, coupon; n in Canada southern debenture
certificates, New Jersey Central convortibles and Now
YORK Central hrsts, coupon; u in North Missouri
nrsts aud Union Pacific nrsts, aud q IN do. sinking
'und and Chicago and Northwest gold sevens There
a decline Of per cent IN Lehigh and Wikesbarro
consos, y IN ohio and Mississippi seconds, aud u In
Rock Island slxcs OF 1911
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

young man namcd August II. welland was EN-.
ployed in April last by Matilda A. Thompson, of No.
22s East Eghtysccond street. to her In moving.
Hc took advantage OF the opportunity by stealing z
Sso worth oil Jcwcry, sivorwarc and clothing alter
winch no disuppearcd Tho police were put ou Dia
track, ana yesterday he was arrested anu arraigncd
at the Tombs Police Court He pleaded guilty 70 the
charge AID wxs committed Ia default Of tV00 bAAA
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence. IL. l.. Feb. 8. 1873.
Printing cloths continue Inactive.

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA Feb. s. 1873
Sugars quet Haysd No. ~ at 7ac 7lso centrifugal at
spanish gold 223ia 22d
Lxcnange-More demand, but no, quotably higher.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull and
Without Change.
GOLD 1O2 A 1O2 1-8 A 1O2.
Government Bonds Lower, States Steady
and Railroads Higher
MONEY ON CALL A 8 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, Feb 5-6 p NJ
"Like wounded snakA'' the stock market "drags it's
slow length along" II has, moreover. subsidsd the
mdest Of reptiles, with longer power to squeeze
either bull strike it's poisonous fangs into
the pockets of creduous, but unlucky spectators It
Is innocuous stupid prontess and altogether
tive. Nevertheless, the small traders pound away at
their daily task with energy worthy Of hones;er
occupation, and they get but little return for their
labor thoy al least keep the stock jobbng machinery
from rustng This was about all thoy did to-day. as
the feeble chsngos prices and the small amount or
work done fully show The great operators remain
:, out OF the market entirely, or deal In so small
a way that their transactions are as difficult to
distinguish as q diatome through a microscope
while the smaller left TO their own
devices, which arc unequal to move the market
one way tho other. Despite tho prevailing In
activity prices remain arm and subborny resist .
decline, although the foreign news for some days
back 10 taken uniavorabIs 10 shipments Of bread.
suffs and consequently uniavorabe 10 railroad earn
ings. The reports from Chicago aud Milwaukee this
morning, however again show increased receipts of
corn and wheat, and the Inference DO deduced IS
that at least holders inclined press their
produce to market whilo prices continue TO be re-
munerative. Speculation to-day ceased be absorbed
by Lake Shore AZ has long been the case. and was
pretty evenly divided up between the avorite and
granger shares though neither one OF them singy
could reckon up 10 900 shares In amount Of deal.
ings As for other stocks II 10 presumed that they
still survive, At least in the memory OF tho
specuator, though there is evidence In the official
record Of purchases and sales that they have
substantial existence.
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices OF stocks at the Board to-day
were as follows-western Union, 7eA; Lake Shore,
6lh; Michigan Central, ooa4; Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western, 50N; Delaware aud Hudson, 49k; St.
Paul, 37H; Northwestern, 34A: do. preferred
62K; PAcInc Mail. 22A; Illinois Central, 1917;
Ohios S1s; G., O., G. ana l., 81; Ohio preferred. IA;
Union Pacific SIX; Pittsburg 72 New jersey Central
17T; Quicksilver, 10; Hannibal ana ST. Joseph pre-.
ierred, 25A.
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The following were tho highest and lowest prices Of
THE MONEY MARK


Money on call was easy to-day at ~ 51S per cent;
this rate, with exceptions at per cent has led
oil day. he closing rate was AZ per cent. The
following were tho rates Of exchange New York at
the aforementioned cities:-Savannah, buying par
selling 1S u premium; Charleston plentiful, par
y premium; ST. Louis, 10 discount; New Orleans
commercial H 3-16, bank par; Chicago weak, so
discount; Boston, 1870 discount Tor carly and par
for late checks Foreign exchange nrm at L. SO a
Ls2k for bankers sixty-day sterling bills, aud ut
E84 ASK for demand.
TIE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at l02, with sales In the
interim at'102t. The carrying rates were 4 to 5X
per cent
GOLD CLEARINGs AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE
NEW YORK.
Gold balances 81 AZ, 400
Curiency Da'anccs ..................... l4I4,Z1Z
Cold ciearings... l3 393, 900
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. es..................$5S $5S 644 076
currency uaiauces.. ., 44B, LOG
Gold exchanges. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5141, Ill
Ioid palances.... ,430
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were lower to-day and closed
dull az tho following quotatioDs;--
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Mercury in Chicago, 20 deg. above; clear. Wheat
in Chicago, opening prico, 81 024, March,
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despatch from San francisco says tho Idaho
mine has declared dividend OF 81 so per share. The
Bonanza mines Will pay tho next diviaend OF two per
cont Tho furnaces Of the Eureka Consolidated mine
have stopped. Last year Nevada produced tons
"teal"
rne exports Of produce for the wcek ending to-day
we're $6424 $780, against So for tho correspond
ing week last year, and ST. 1916 in 1876 The total
exports Of produce since January Of this year were
$50 s99 $780, against $685. sos for the Same period
last year, aud $25 4s5. .1s4 in 1875.
Receipts OF produce, &c. ~ Chicago for the 9Th OF
February 1875. 1876 1877 and 1875 and for
February g. 1878.-
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MINING sHARrs.

Tho following were the opening prices of mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day :-Gpuld Curry, 10;
Savage, l21s; Choar Potosi, 81 Ophr. 81; Hale Il
Norcross. IL; Grown Point, 8; Yellow jacket, l0H;
BeIcher 8; Virginia Consolidated. 23S Califoruia,
2s; Overman, II; Raymond Ely, 8; Best Il Belcher,
1917; Kentuck, 4; Union Consolidated, 8; Alpha, IL;
sierra Nevada 4; Mexican, 13; Eureka Consolidated,
IS; Justice. IL; Utah, l2i Jackson, 31a.
Tho cLoslpg prices In San Francisco vera
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COMM ERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON i: SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
srEADy-rLoUR EAsy-wHEAT DULL CORN
STEADY - OATS DULL - WHIsKEY QUIET
FORK NoMINAL--LARD QUIEr--PETRoLEUn
NoMINAL-oILs QUIEr-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
FIRM-RosrN FIRM-coFTEE QUIET SUGAR
FIRM-FREIGHrs QUIET.
TUESDAY, Feb. SEP n.
Business was everywhere moderate, although prices
were without noteworthy change. Flour was dull
and easy. Wheat was dull, but without decided
change, though lower 10 SELL Corn steady. Oats
were dull. whskey was quiet aud lower 10 SELL Pork
was dull ana nominal Lara was quiet Freighis
were quiet Cotton the spot quiet unchanged;
futures closed steady Cogse quiet Sugar ruled drm
Oils wore quiet. Petroleum dull. Naval
steady.
ASHES quoted 4,sc 4ssc for pots aud &c. for
pearls.
ASrrxosY ruled steady at l2c i2slc, gold, for re-.
ulus.
BKEswAx dull at 2s,c 2ec for Western and South
Brook Corn qaotod at 4,sc Sc for red tipped.
7c Tor medium, aud 7,sc. Sc. for choice green
CorrFE.-The market for Rio quiet. with the +.
dency In buyers Mild coioe also q1iet. We
quote:-ordinary carsoes l4sc. i4Ac fair do, ielc
good do. l6le prime do. l7sc. l74c range
for lots 4sc. l94c Santos fair to good Ice. l61ac
gold, 90 aays Java, governments bags, 2lc. 22c do
mats, 2le 22ac. Singapore. 17tsc 1sjsc Cey-
Ion Afc iotac.; Marcuioo. oc 1896 Lsguayra l6c
lsc. jamaica l514c. l7c St. Domingo. 1876 t5c.
Porto Rico, Ice lslac; Costa Rca l6c. 100. Mexi-
I6c 171c MAcassar. Ito ~ 1sc; Angostura 16sc
lec savAni.la l6c lshsc Curacao. l4s4c. l5nc
CoopkRAGE STOCK was dull! We quote Mossses shocks.
ssinea - 81 o9 do DO sdinch ~ 50 81 box
do. IL feet do. S2S a $50 por NJ
CorrER quiet ana Quoted ct IKE l7,sc for lake
CoRnAGn was quiet We quote -M.niA, large aud small
size, per lb llAc ike. do cordage bolt yarns
l6c l7c; tarred Manila, lac. ssA rope 0tsc IO1sc
New Zealand, ll5sc. l2ks. Russia l7c
COTTON the spot quiet but Unchanged; futures
opened about points lower and closed with decline
day Of from to points; the market however closing
steady ut the decline Tho official closing prices to-day
compared with Mondays wero ms foiows:
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Wheat waSdui ana lover The sales between the calls
40 0jO bushels O. 2Ols for No Milwaukee in
store; 81 Os tor inferior spring 81 Mich
isan u is for NO Chicago spring. also $500 bu.hes
No. red winter Tor February, at 81 BIN, aud $4,000
bushels No spring for same delivery. II 22h 1bs
sales AZ the eaus wefe eOu bushels NO spring, for
February ut VI 22 $4,000 bushss for March, u -
81 23 and 5000 bushels No. Northwest Tor February.
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LIVERPOOL. Fob. 5-5 +. NJ,
Cotton-Futures dull.
LONDON Feb 5--5 30 p. NJ:
froduce-Spirits OF turpentinc, 25s. Sd. per cwt
LONDON, Feb. 5-Evoning.
Linseed OIL ELS 81. a f25 los per ton.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT