The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-29
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MANoHEsfSn Mi fSh May 4GSnce Friday we have lul
quiet ngls! VIII; only q moderate bds, q;
recently. characterised, tho tone OF this amarket
There hasibeenNery Little alteratoniin in quotations.
which;!aa A1nto, hnvs been remarkably ,Btendy
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have cleared eqt stooks to agEeat Sxtent and have
placed spinners, and mRrnia aoturars sSnder
orderstor some tnle to Gomez. The political aspect
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moro chee1f @sIbgs snd t5 ftGe, bbiief
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ngo, waateoasdetad :quile aalasrbSuth majority Of
buyers OF cotton, goods and yarns hencs 4cona-
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POLICY OF ooNsuMERs.
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foundation was td6Hs Aatnre fta siIthin
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Themselves and % against tho wholesome sAI pooy Of
taking cotton from Liverpool until they need It.
heid and not by spnnors, uhe,, he article Is al an
drtyfctdk fchteI Int rA. fetebIit IbdriGe
only when they require It. The larger g i grove.
buy not ponnd until that pound ia wantod. Take
alesson Erom buyers in our own market In difficult!
tines They iGne producers to hold their stocks
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aud why2 Simply because the world could not
take OF the production at tho high ynluea fnlinE
certainty Of loss. Must manufacturers still work
to loss2 say moA5 deqiqBIlk not tiG shey only
pursue moderately prudent course. Yarns and
cloth are both readily saeable In Manchester just
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and II buyers OF cotton would only operate from
hand to mouth. not be influenced by. sanguine
brokers, inundations, boil worms, or rather terri
syns s1n sSnds 5a@G' s & a!s & Eks1 Ese P tssS Kit
gust, seventeen weeks-surely far enough ahoad-
ylous exp6ra}4y more cotton in view than our pre-
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eighteen weeks DO taken q criterion. II has been
said that figures can bs 9ade 70 PIeEe anything.
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at least 100 900 balcs from America, every balo OF
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America 200, 900 bales in addition to what ia al
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scnle just now, and tho weekly receipts will in ali
probability, suffice for its requirements. We NAV
expect IN the seventeen ns tee Tso weeks SaHt
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WIi be .hippod Gop xmcrica in u wcci,.... aCSoSS ]
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VIII be received from West Indies and Turkey 10000
sS as' 600
RIcess of imports over ofr.ake.. ats,oOo
OF course, will bo said, and with Justice thnt,
peace on the continent and good demand In Mar