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Tho mills in New England that manufac-
ture prints, hsying worked up. their stock Of
raw material. have, 1t is reported. very gene
rally suspended operations until the new crop
of cotton cLmes into the MARKET It 10 also
stated that some of the large mills on Fail
River, which makes this kind OF printed cot
ton CLOTH. contempt putting their mllls on
short time until trade assumes moro encour-
asina aspect In regard to this particular line
Of business.
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and for the efficient and thorough manner ~
which they performed the work.
On motion, the convention adjourned sine
die. O. q. MINER, Secretary.

The facts above stated being confirmed by
personal examination Of the affairs of the
company, BY the committee appointed by this
board, we, the undersigned, Trustees OF the
Charleston Branch Of the Life Association OF
America, endorse the above, and would state
in this connection that two-thirds of premiums
received at our Branch will be invested here in
the City of Charleston. and say 10 our people
that this feature combined with the solvency
Of the institution. should be great induce
ment for them to keep their money at home
by insuring in the Life Association ct America.
e. G. LOPEZ President.
JOHN B. STEELE.
DANI. 81. SILooX.
q. T. PEAKE.
JAS. e. SPEAR.
C. F. PANKN1N.
G. W. AIMAR.
C. I. WALKER.
F. E. JENKINS, M. D.
W. sGEo. GIBBS.
On motion, it was ordered that the above
report and resolution be published in the daily
papers. and that copy of the same be sent to
the Home Office, at ST Louis.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON. August 18.-CoFFEE.-The market for
coffee continues very quiet and the sales have been
confined to small lots OF Java at 22a24Ac, gold, in
bags and pockets; so bags Laguira at 17hc; gold;
and 200 baas Rio at l9a23c per To- currency. In St.
omingo nothing Of any consequence has been done
for some time.
Cor1os.-lhe market for this article has besn
quite firm the pat week. and for low grades rather
better prices have been realized under the influence
OF favorable advice, from abroad. Manufacturers
however, purchase only iu small lots as wan ed, and
the sa.es Of the we embrace about 2O00 bales We
quote sales of ordinary at 28a2ec good ordinary at
S0aSO1sc; low mtdding at 80 ,S3c, and middng a.
3,,saS4c per ID, including u,lands and Gulf. 1he
stock on hand is about 5U0J nales The first bale Of
new cotton WAS received here on the 18th and dis
posed ofa auction t. the Coboes Manufacturing
Company at Acc per ID It graded from low mid<
ding to middinR.
DonEsT1cs IL q better feeling in the dry
goods trade, and we notice more aciive movements
than tor some previous weeks, although the demand
yetsclrcely comes up to expectations In prices no
material chsnge, and desirable woollen goods cam
still be purchased at comparatively low figures.
GUNNy sAas-There have been sales OF 250 bales
heavy at 17a17ac currency.
at price We did not learn, but about 22%a2Sc cur
rdncy. Some considerable lots are shipping South.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spirits turpentine has been IN
moderate demand, with sales OF 500 bols to arrive
and on the spot, at 46Na47c q gallon. In tar the
sales have been 5a6Oo bbls at 81 25aS 90 q gallon,
and firm Rosin is scarce and firm with further
sales Of new OF 81 rs q barrel
RIcE-sa,es Of Carolina at sXasHc. and Ranso-n
at 71a75lc p b.
Columbus Cotton statement, August go.
Stock on hand septembes1. 1sss...............2So
Rece we'd past week. ek..................
Received previously. ........... ..4s,2ls-aS,224
4s,5O4
Shipped past week.
Shipped previously. .4sos4-to'aoo
Stock on hand August co. 1862. ...lOs
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E1poIrs.

EIpoIrs.
NEW YORK Per steamship Chsmpion-4 bags Sea
Island Cotton, lat bales Dp;and Cotton, III tcs
Rice, Oh bales Domesiics. 46 ba2s Pinders ~
bbls Roein, as casks Clay, 10 crat:s Fruit, 253
pigs >uudries.
BOST0S-Per schr suliote-1ss6 bbs Naval Stores,
- Q bags Sea island Cotton, bales Moss, "a tons
Metal, and Pkgs.
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Arrived Saturday.

Steamer Dictator, McNelty, Palatka via Jackson
vile, Fernandina. and savannah. Mdse. TO - ID
Aiken Co, 6 ii, McLoy Rlcc u, WalBer.
Evans & CogsWell, s. stenhoFse Co, Wn BIRD
L Co, A M Huger, " G Bee & Co, Reeder & Davis, u
q Ingrah I'M Son, John F taylor Il 90, und others
Steamer Marion, RobertsonC, Santee. 662 bbls
Rosin. l63 bbls Spirits Tu pentine, and Sunarles.
To the Agent. A smythe, J N Gallo well Stn'
shall, Wagener Morsees.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-James
schr Suiote, Dexter, Doston-M Goldsmith Il Son
Sailed saturday.
Steamship Champion, lockwood New FORK.
Schr Suiote, Dexter, Boston.
From this Port.
schr Electric Spark, Crowell, Nsw York. August -.
UP for this Port.
schr Anna Glover Terry. at Boston, August 10.
Cleared for this Porl.
Steamship J " Evermau, Hin-klcy, st Phi!adelpEil
Steam ship Sea Gull Dutton at Baltimore, August 90
Brig Josie D.vereaux. Clark. at Boston, August IT,
ShIpneSs hj 1e.cGraPh.
SAVANNAH, August 2l-Sailed. steamships Amer
i.a for baltimore, ionawanda for Phiadephia, and
San Salvador for New York.
McmD Tuih.
Srhr Selah Strong, Murray, from Charleston for
Delaware City, with cargo OF phosphate, founaered
at sea, 9th inst in tue Gulf Stream Crew saved IN
boat and picked up by bark II Churchill, arrived at
Baltimore 18th instant from Havana
LIST OF VESSELS
rp CLEARED AND SAILED FOR us P0hT.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Virco, Balli]ay, sailed. July Is
British brig Courier, Evans, eailed. July
MESTIC
BOSTON
Brig NJ G Roosevelt, Farnsworh, cleared. August II
Brig Devereaux, Clark, cid d........ .Augist IL
Brig Cyclone, Frisbie, cleared August II
Anna Glover. rtrr., up ............... august ~
pEN YcpK
Ste,mehi Minnetonka Carpenter. sailed. August 20
schr Nancy smith, Boyd up... August l6
Schr Georlie, SWIM, cleared. ......a august IA
sch, Lilly HUGHES, cleared August IA
schr Clara Montgomery. Cole, cleared. August IA
Schr Menewa, Dssosway cleared. August 9
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Evernan. binckley, cleared August 8
Bark r G " Dodge, Munro cleared. .augu:t II
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, DuttoD, cleared. August 70
Schr Virginia Dare, johnson. up....... August IA
Scbr Wenonah. Mitchell, up. August Ia
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Conslgnees per northeastern ha1lroad
August 81.

bales Cotton, 392 bales Nuval Stores. rs bushels
Rice. Lumber, Stock, &c To Marshall, Jr. Kins-
man & Howell, : D s.oney, ] V Borden, Hene-
rey, NJ Eason & Bro Geo " Williams 20. Pezer,
Rodgers & Co, A A Goldsmith & Co P Worsham, z
r, an F simmons and W ling.
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SOUTH oARoLINA.

.YAoARpHr.pAaaER pRUBBED By lR1GDMAN.
= The Georgetown, Times says We learn
Shat on Monday last carpet-bag teacher, who
styles hjnseK Major Joseph d. smonton' WI was 9
freedman. whose name We have not learned.
Thus interesting perfoi took place WITHIN
the wsIlso Of the Georgetown Jail, where the two
celebrities are spending the summer months
: y.ssa::ssf9r y.sSss the purpose OF recruiting 'helr
A BAD ACCOUNT OF TIE CROPS.
The Orangeburg News says: I'VE we're @p-
fdfmed by . friend vho has just returned from
q trip through portions Il Barnwel. Edge
Held, Lexington, NewberTy and Abbevlle
Counties, that the corn and cotton crop in
these counties are nearly an entire failure. He
heard Of parties vino were engaging corn at
two doIlais per bushel for the next year. he
ties. through which he passed not more,
atbeat, than half crop would be made. We
hAaY ffum different sections OF ouf county that
the rics crop is taking the rust. II We don't
have ram soon there will be agreat falling on
intthis small grain. We are needing ram very
much nov. The corn and cotton crop OF our
sbSttar crop, NE think, Will be gathered than
since the close OF the war;"
TIE EDaEYIELD TRAGEDY.
The AbbevlIe Banner is pleased to learn that
M. J., D. CresWeH, who was seriously wound
ed simuItaneousIy wRh the killing Of his bro
ther. Captain CHARLES Cresweu, In Edgeheld,
. sfea ds3s Eince, 10 recovering, though slowly,
nom the elects of. bis wounds. de arrived at
day yKSf, by railroad, accompanied BY some re-
htives from Georgia lRnd dItfeads from Edge
Aeld. 49, - -
ExP1Iss RoBBKRY AT LAUhKNsvuLE. !
The Herald says that on the night OF Monday
last, the depot Of the Laurens Railroad. at
LauIensyille. was entered. and the ss@ be,
car,so5s Sisanoe Of. where it was broken and
robb dol efghteep hundred and eighty-nme
dollars. One package contaioing over sixteen
hundred dollars had been deposited, on the
evening Of that day, by Mr.. John Ky.e, of this
village: the other package had been deposited
by Mrss Samuel +. Vance, of Martin'A Depot: No
clue as to the guilty parties but, It ls suppos-
ed, several participated IN the robbery.
;. Il ~ DEATHS IN LAURENs.
Mr.. Rdgar BarKsdaIe. son Of Beverly Barks-
dale, and Mr. Caspar Fuller, son of DR.. A. =:
Fuller, died at the respective residences or
their parents, the former on the 9Th, and ihe
latter on the 18th instant.
Mrs.Aary F. Robertson. wife Of V. P. Robert
son. aud daughter of Wiley Hill, died at the
residence Of her fathtr, on the 17th instant.
Mrs- Robertson was young bride OF only lew
months. 81.
= sHRLDs OF NEWS.
A~planier near Rowe's Pump was picking
cotton last week. =
A aecret p ,htical society-the Sons Of the
Sun-tss be. n organized in OIapgeburg. tis
nounced by the League, but Is Republican.
In Laurens it has been piping hot for the
last few days and rain very much needed. All
the crops are sunssing-c cotton. late COIN p as,
pot, toes, turnips grass. Fodder-pu.hng, COM
menoed eight days since, but during the COM
ING week viii be In foil blast.
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Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, August 20-P. M.-.oTToN-Our mar
ket continues strong, and 90 d demand preVans,
but absence of stock has prevented operations TO
considerable ex ent; only "a bales were SOLO on q
blsis cf S2s Tor middings. Receipts "a Daies; STOCK
on hand l93 bales.
During the fore part of the week our market was
exceedingly dull aud nominal, WIN HUE OF morning
Offering. und light demand, copfned 10 limited
number OF buyers. whose pure hases were 10 supply
the in3mediate demand for home man facturers.
Bat during the latter part OF he week reacton tHoK
place In our market, occasioned oy tne 1aVorsoie
new. from New York and Livt rpool, ana We Close
with a firm market, with mtddlngs at &c
Sales OF the week a9G bales and receipts 6s oa;es
Among The receipts o: the week we Wl'i s.ate tnat
four bales of new cotton were received. stock on
hand 1893 bales.
FLouR-fity Mills SSale. AT retail Si per oarrel
higher Country S8A1l, according 70 q9anty:
''WHEAT-Is in active demand, ana al soio .nat 10
offered. We quote white at 81 7Oll ~; reu si DUB
60; amber 81 60.
OATs--Nominal at 80a90.
CoRN-Market weak. demand light and stock ir-
creasing. We ouo:e 81 Sal Is for prime from
depot. Some round lots offered at lower rates'
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, August I9.-CoTToF.-IHT CHOP.
Reports Of he Gotten crop, as general nave
been favorable, hough the season ls eome"nat cor
iier than last year. We have heard many complaints
in regard to the rust and caterpillar IN some sec
tions. aud from others the most haternR accounts.
TIE MARxET.-TLe hight transactions OF me WEEK
under review give Us little ronn 70 say mucn sp'u'
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pruas, Gbemlfais, Gtf.
DE Ca Il II F. Il
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU KE.

wHENYoU AREFX6 aUSTRD BY OvERwORK
OF bead or hand and feel the need Of something in.
viaorating don't jr,nk whiskey or any intoxea ting
thing whether under the name Of Ritters or other
wise. such articles give Just "a much strength to
your weary body and mind as the whip gives TO the
faded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stmulants are
Injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION. q.
D0dd's Nervine and Invig0rat0r
Is q TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANT which Is
NOT attended ny REACTION. What 1t gains for
you 1t maintains. When 1t freshes body or mind.
1t refreshes with natural strength that comes 10 stay
We are not recommending teetotalism in the interest
of any faction; but long and extended observation
teaches US that he who to the bottle for rest
or recuperation will end, he keens att. that he
is kindlipg fire in his bones which will consume
like the flames Of perdtion. Turn from 1t. Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD'S
nERvlNE ia for sa;e by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottl 7mos June %
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Meeting-Life Association Of
Ameriea-Conventton OF Delegates.

,.nortant MeetinG-Life Association OF
: America OF Delegates. I.
: OFFICE LIFE, ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Sr. LOUIS, July 28 1863.
tn ,be D,na,tments' Representatives OF the
Lif. 4ssoe,ation of 4merica:
GvNnRmN-Your COMMITTEE on lnvestIea.
tion would respectfully report that having met
at the Office of the Association, at O'CLOCK, a;
A.. This dsy, on motion w. Geo. Gipps, OF
Sonth Carolina. was called 10 the chair. ana
Q. ". Gardiner, Of Iowa. was MADE SecreSarS' Sa1,
After stating the obj, ct Of meeting, the ioilow
lowing mentioned sub-commit.ssess .s r VIZ to =" ba
pertormed was Of too laborious nature 10 De
Successfully or satisfactorily done by the pooy !:
sm ,ona1rrEE ON BUSINESS AND INCOME.
". Geo. Gibbs, of South Carolina; q. D.
Goodrich. of Illinois; Talbot Ashton, Of Ne
brnska: r. 81. Wood;o!k, OF Kentucky.
SUB COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURES AND CON-
A. Beatie, ofst. Joseph, No.; &C. n. ordway, OF
Tennessee; j. Z. Anderson, OF Kansas; VIM.
S. Morelsnd, Of Alabama.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ASSETS AND SECURITIES.
F s. Hunt, OF Mississippi; DR.. ". Stephen
son, of Georgia; Thomas Smith. OF arkansas;
q. ". Gardiner, OF Iowa; Major Began, OF Ten
nessee.
Your committee would respectfully submit
the following reports rendered by the differ
ent SUI committees:
REPORT OF SUB COMMITTEE on business AND IN
COME.
Rooms OF THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
ST LOUIS. July Is, 1869. T.
Tho committee appointed to examine the
policy books and income of the Life Assoca-
ton of America, would report that they have
discharged that duty, and would submit the
following statement:
Amount OF policies issued by the
company TO July l. 1869. ISIS ,862, l0O
compsuy to july i, 1869. ....... 1853 500
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Total income . 81 100 256 Go
". GEO. GIBBS, 8. c.
Fl. o. Goodrich, III.
r.. ASHTON Neb.
r. Fl. VOOLFOLK. Ky.
REPORT OF SUE COMMITTEE on EXPENDITURES,
ct. LOUIS, July 28, 1869.
We. the undersigned Committee on Expen-
ditures and Contracts. having carefully and
fully examined the books and accounte of the
Life ASSOCIATION IN reference to above subjects,
find hem correct and satisfactory and in ac-
cordanc, with The fina. blance herewith.
A. BEArIIE. Chairman, st. Joseph
J. G. ANDERSON, Kas.
{. N. ORDwAY, Tenn.
w. s. MoRELAND, Tenn.
ABSTRACT FROM TRIAL BALANCE.
Expenses to July l, 1869 .slS7, 425 55
Losses by death. ....... $SS. 900 00
Other losses .. 3y7 90
Surrender ID policies. 41o 70
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Total expenses. .s221. .1Gs

Total expenses. .............. .s221. .1Gs 25
OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AnEaJcA,
ST. Lou1s July % 1869.
1 To The Committee on Examination:
GENrLEmsN--Your Committee on Securities
and Assets, having made o detailed and tho
rough examination IN these particulars, would
respectfully submit the accompanying state
ment as showing the results OF their investlga:.
tions. Your committee have seen, handled
and counted aud computed every bond, mort
gage or other security owned By the associa-
tion; they have carefully examined, compared
and verified the various items Of their state
nent With the REGULAR books OF the associa-
ton, and they are we'll satisfied and convinced
hat said statement is true and correct IN
every particular. In regard to the method OF
making investments, they have eound ev:-
dence OF such care In selection and e1amns-
tion OF Investments as to leave in their minds
no doubt whatever as to the value Of said Be-
curities. Actual assets. $969 .088 49.
F. s.. HUNT, Mississippi.
w. STEVENSON, Georgia.
J. ". RoaAN, Tennessee.
THos. SMITH, Arkansas.
CHAs w. GARDINER, Iowa, :
Secretary.
Your committee call attention to the follow.
ing facts elected hoM the varlo-s examlna.
tions:
The Committee on Income and
Business report that the total
income to July l, 1862 vas. Il. l90. 256 6o
y bort total expenditures. ........ 221, 1853 Is
The Committee on Assets and Sc
n curites report actual assets. -. S969 0S8 4S
Ratio of expenses and losses to receipts
about 1Sa per cent
Your committee cannot refrain from exoress-
ing their satisfaction at the complete and per-
feet refutatlon, given in the course and results
Of their investigation, to the bitter and mali
cious attacks which have been made upon the
association, and they desire to express herein
their continued and implicit confidence in the
officers OF the association and their cordial ap-
proval OF the character Of it's management, as
fully shown this day.
The undersigned, members OF the Investi-
eating Committee, hereby attach their names,
IN attestation Of i:s correctness and their ap-
proval thereof.
aW. GEO. GIBBS, South Carolina,
rr.-.. Il. O. GooDRICH. Illinois,
T. ASHTON, Nebraska,
@ r. q. VOOLFOLK, Kentucky,
Business and Income.
A. BRArrIE. Missouri, :, :
-. C. N. ORDwAY, Tennessee, :, =
.t J.-C. ANDERSON. Kansas,
WI MoRELAND. Alabams, ,.:S-a-
~ -: Expenditures and Contracts.
''f-3- F. 8. HuNT, Mississippi,
w. STEVENSON Georgia,
t'--. THos. SMITH, Arkansas,
- CHAs. W. GARDINER, Iowa,
a, j. W. RoaAE. Tennessee, - o
0rrrtis anil
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THE DAILY NEWS.
UNITED STATES COURT.

or tho United States Dls1'io.
60. co. IN, westcrn Distrlct OF so"'n
,ug.st Term. 1853.
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Mar,uf Qfms.


tort o, Ckurles'o,. August
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s17.1O2. 600

Amount Of premiumns
received BY company
on policies issued and
from renewals. ...... 81, 152. 945 22
Amount received tor 1n-
terest and other
sonrces. 81 81 46
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Domestic News.

New York. April 30,--The steamer Bre.
meng from Bremen, is ashore on Runner
Shoals. Six tugs are endeavoring to float
her.
PHILADEIPH1A, April 3Q-rust after the
velocipede race, the Rose ST. Jet rink, capa.
BILE OF accommodating 5000. skaters, was
burned, with thirty three velooipedes. The
fire was accidental k
GALVESTON, April 30.-To-d day, an attempt
by armed men, to break mn a colorea Ne
thodist quarterly meeting g, in Columbia
Texas, was promptly stopped by the citi.
zens, who protected tine minister and CON
gregation. s,as ..,
CoIgMBUs, ONO, April 3O.-The Legisla-
ture has passed bill authorizing Cincinnati
to lend $40, 900. 900. to connect Cincinnati
with the Southern Railroad, centreing at
Chattanooga. q
WILMINGTON, April 3O.-Harry Clinton,
alias Bentley. arrested in this city sometime
ago for forgery. has been recognized rs nm
old forger,7by Detective ohm f. Ritenhouse.
and was surrendered to the latter on a re-
QUESTION of the Governor of Illinois on. the
Governor of this State. Bentley will be
carried to Champagne City, Illinois, he
scene Of his crime, for trial.
.C,HAlRhI!EsroN, 3! Este April .--Arrived-
Birchard and Jottoy. Portsmouth, N. H;
schooner Argus Eye, New York.
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FINANCIAL AND con1,rERCIAI,.

New YORK. April 3O--Noon. Money
steady, at Z. Sterling 914. Gold 34E.
Flour-low grades 5@10c better. Wheat
spring lC92c. better. Corn 192c. better.
Mess pork 3116. Lard-steamed 1S@1S16.
Cotton 2S1al92SA. Freights dull.
+; M.-Cotton steady; sales 1000 bales,
at 2S1a92924. Flour-super6ne 5000
800: Wheat closed dull, at Moons advance.
Lard-kettle 181a@1S24. Whiskey firmer-
held at 94. Sugar shade better Freights
declining: Money easy, at GAY. Sterling
91s. Gold 341s.
New ORLEANS, April 3O-Cotton sales to-
day 2,40O bales; for the week 10, 200; better
demand -middlings 2s@2SA. Gold 34%.
I fiour dnli-superfine $50; double 5000
o,9o; treble 6:37. Corn quiet-white 75(9
1oMDl3I. Sugar dull-common 1O(911;
prime 139. Molasses nominal al-fermentine
50l@55. Whiskey-Western rectified S72
Gg95. Coffee-fair 15@1516; prime l7@
CINCINNATI, April 3O-Whiskcy quiet, at
~. Mess pork 30A Bacon shoulders IS;
clear sides 165s -
Mosnn, April ao.-Reoeipts of cotton
Tor the week 2,665; stock IS, ,636; sales to.
market firm.
SAVANNAH, April 30-Cotton firm-mid.
diings 2714; sales 500 bales
AUGUSTA, April 30.-Cotton market firmer
Msaies 26o bales; receipts ITO bales; mid
OHARIEsroN, April 3O.-Cotton in better
demand den and steady; sales $50 bales-mid-
LONDON, April 3O-Noon. -Consols 93s1.
Bonds 8O1a. ~a'
IIvERpooL, April 30-Noon. Cotton
nhfmerIupiands M 117s; Orleans 1915; sales of
lation 5000; stock 35l 900; of which Ame-
rlcan is l6S, 600; stock aAoat 4S7, 900; where
OF American is 100000. Yarns and fabrics
LIVERPOOL. April 3O-Evening. Cotton
9901ieedtM,uplands 90 ct, liz; Orleans 1216; sales