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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09
DIVUIGE FER SECRET

Before lying. In few years, as the SOM
bFe shades of night began to close around
her totteTing frame, she impaired this great
Recret to this friend.
She too gained qnite reputation for re-
lisving the suffering Of her sex, and strange
it may ppear-she scarcely ever failed to
cure those old chronic fer ale complaints
that had resisted all ordinsry modes of
treatment. Many years ago the writer Of
this, while eng ged in the Pr&et &C of Medi-
cine, by little strategy, succeed in prCcmr-
ing the secret Of this wonderful vegetable
Regulator, which had never been Known to
the Medical Profession.
He gavo it q fair and impartial trial in the
treatment of various forms and stages of ie-
male cOmplsints with such decided Satisfac-
ton, that in 1850 he called public attention
to its virtues in
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09
MADAME nELACuAMPs
AI0NEIN a MOUNTAIN GORG.

AL0NEIN a MOUNTAIN GORGE.
Snuglv rnsc nscd amid The wilds Of one
Of the Middle States, lived Madame Della
champs, many gears ago, with no know
protector. save fuithiul dog that ever
stood beside her to defend her in time Of
need. Her small. moss covered cabin,
wrapped with the wild-r and hOneysuck-
le. appeared Ind away by cluster of un
dergrowth, aud close y environed on the
north and east by deep. craggY Tav,re that
led away back to the mountain gorge.
Hero smiling the ambient air. a(ted
from nature greer sward clinging to the
mountain side, bathing her brow IN carly
mC rms gentle dcwdrop, 5 lived solitary
and alone for many long years. The 0ata-
mounts uncarthiy midnight yell, and the
VOLTS doieful howl, frequently aroused her
from pleasant mi night slumbers.
Now and hen she would emerge from
her unknown home and mingle Will the in
habitRnts around about for one or two
months at time. She was eccentric in her
acts and all viewed her ~ living curiosity.
While from home, she apparently had
but one object. and that was the relief Of 1. 7
afflicted sex. Under bel on her left side,
could be seen an old fashioned dirk of con-
siderable size. carried for her own protec-
tor. while stTapned across her shoulder was
suspended curious sack made from the
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09

Advertisements inserted at $500 Per
square. 40 lines orless. IN thir tFPe. fer The
fr-t and so cents Tor each Subsequent inscr-
ton.
Advertisements not marked with TIE num-
h,E OF Insertions desired will q inserted
u.sd charged for a. the regular rStes until
ordered out.
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TTEsDAN.
NJ quorum in the Senate.

No quorum in the Senate.
The House disposed of considera-
bic business. The reports Of the
Treasurer aud comptroller were sub
mitted, and number Of copies or
dersd printed. Mr. Fleming offered
joint resolution, which was referred,
providing for the borrowing Of
$500, 600 tor the use of the Sac -
y number Of unimportant bills were
introduced. sufficiently numerous TO
indicate that the session will not
close in a weak or mouth. Quite a
number Of Senate bills, the unfnish
et business Of last session, w'rs ia
ksu up and disposed Of variousiy.
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REAL ESTATE
Attachment Notice ,

P. g. Austin vs. Clemon Alderman.
A FFIDAVIT having been made for at
II tachlnent in this case. in pursuance of
section 1885 of the Code of Tennessee, and
attachment having bee issued and T, turRed
by the proper officer, levied DE. on the pre-
pcrty ofthe defendant, Clemon Alderman
It il therefore ordered that tSe said defend
ant appear before me on or before the 18th
day OF Dee. 1870, at my office in the town
IF Lawrenceburg and defend his suit, or the
same will be taken for comics ed az to him
and set for hearing exParte, and that this
be published in the Pulaski Citizen for four
weeks. SAN. D. EDNoNs1oN,
mis- j. ?. for Lawrence county.
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Elk River Land for Sale

Elk River Land for Sale.
VIM Tucker vs. Margaret c Tucker ct ais.
DURSUANT to a decree of the County
i Coart at Pulaski IN tho owe cause, !
will sell at public sale on
Thursday, Dec. 90. 1870.
to the highest bidder, on the premises,
a tract of about 40 acres ofIand. lying in the
LIST district of Giles county on the south side
of Elk river adjoining the lands of Ishsm K
Trotter, Alfred Whitfield and others.
TERMS 400 cash and balance in a 10
months. Notes with approved security re-
quired anda lien retained.
ms H. II. AYMETT, Cl'k Co. CT.
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Gross Medico Chirurgical Review. !"

Combined with other known vegetable
TONES, having great power over tho uterine
organs; with Black Root to act upon the
Liver and Bowels, and Soluble Ctr te OF
Iron to correct the blood, he has formed
wonderful combination for the cure of al
Fer ale Complaints. considering il the only
Female Regulator known, and new offurs
this valuable compound to the afflicted fe-
male, under the name Of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,
AIONDAT.

Both Houses of the General. a $.
ssnLIy convened at l2 O'Clock. In
the Senate nine membe~s answered
- their names, and in the House 2l
la King a quorum, the Senate adj
urred until II o'clrck aud House
til 10 CLOCK Tuesday,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09
In Chancery in Lawrence County.

In Chancery IN Lawrence county.
L. Mino Bentley VS. C. II. Nicholson ct ais.
7 n this cause it appearing to the satisfac-
1 ton of the clerk and Master from the bill
that is sworn that the defendants, Jane
Bently, widow. Matilda J Bentley, Annis 81
Bentley, Mary A Bentley and Ferdinand F
Bentley, Tennessee Scales, widow, - Scales,
nessec. so that the ordinary process
of this court cannot be served on
them: On motion it Is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four weeks in
succession in the Pulaski Citizen, news
paper published in Il town of Pulaski in
said State, requiring them to be and appear
ut the February Rules next 1871. Of the
Chancery { ourt at LawrenceburR, Tenn,
and plead, answer or demur to Complain
ants bill. or the same will be taken for con-
tossed as to them and SCI for hearing ex-par-
te. de2 T. II. GIBBS, { & m.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09

Merchants who advertise only once
in three months forg 'hstmost folks
cannot remember more than seven
davs
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Announcement.

Announcing candidates for State or Die
trict offices ten dollars; county do FIVE; al
wzv~ ia advance.
Obituaries and tributes of respect over ten
lines IN Ieugth charged for al the reg liar adj
vcrti<ing rates. Marriages., deaths and re-
giouE notices gratis.
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upon The scene and felt aud know

that God had been there.
Man is indeed the concentration Of
all that is intricate and wonderful in
the universe being presenting to
our gnze an irGnity more sublime
aod beautiful than even the iLGGi'y Of
space, matter and Iime, whi3h are
tbs subjects Of asiroDomical research
From q critical and protrao,ed inves
legation OF man. believe he is 10 re-
ality. as ancient philosophers sup
posed, a nicrocosm or miniature
world, corresponding to the great
universe around HIM.
II Lis-compljcsted nature may be
found oil that is truly wonderful,
sublime and beautiful 10 the natural
woIlI.
Various separate and distinct sci
entifc Investigations in lstion to
mind have been made by different
classes Of scientific enquirers, but a
systematic survey Of the whole man,
brain with the body, and tracing
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09
THE LIVER AND STOMACH

Are thoroughly aroused and reRtored to
healthy action by the use of these Ritters.-
It's peculiar Iron and Vegetable combina-
ton places it far ahead of any similar prep
aration before the public.
Females. after confinement and Gonzales
cense from any debi'itating complaint, who
remain weak and feeble, with little or roap-
petite are at once aroused and strengthened
by its use. As a Pam ~ ToHie for men, wo-
men and children, it has no equal. One ia
spoonful contains more medical proper
ii $ than one bottle of the CO .nmon and
pleasant diluted alcohol bitters to be
found all over the country. When the man
ufacturers ofthe common beverages of the
day say they cure all diseases, they we'll
know they are "pu ling the wool" ever your
eyes, ard laugh at your stupidity in being
SO ca lily humbugeed whenever the article
smacks Of whisky. If you really desire
valuable Iron and Vegetable tonic for your
self nd family, one bottle of F. Z. B. will
last longer and do more good than one dozen
of he ordinary "grog shop bitterE, as one
tablespoonfulin water Is sufReic at for an en-
tire family. As
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09

II you want a good Bedstead from
two dollar "a -.xty dollars, you
can getiia. Oakes L Niller's.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09
A FEMALE REGULATOR,

It has no equal on this continent, acting
powerfully and promptly in all cases, where
no organic lesion exists tits Just the med
icine for young girls, who have some diff
Guilty in retaining the bloom on the checks,
and who do not feel exactly night. For the
mother at tho ''change OF 'lifs'' it sootFes
and ouiets until the critical period is passed
as sweetly as ifenioying the brightest beams
of opal ray, fitting through the al of orien-
tai climes. The medicine ID sold at the low
prico OF 1850 per bottle, or six bottles for
Is 100, and can be had Of al Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country.
Address
]. P. DROMGO0LE s. CO.,
Projectors, Memphis Tenn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09
PULASKI
Livery Sta BILE.

THE Prophet tors ofthis Stable present the
L following scale of prices to be CONF pared
with any in the State:
Carriage and Horses per day ......... IS. 90
Horse aAd buggy .......... 500
{" - half day .....-. ESQ
" short drive ......... 300
Saddle horse q day ...-........ ..... eco
Buggy Harness without Horse .... $50
Buggy Horse without Buggy ......... 200
Fevding Horse single feed ...-....... 80
. day 81, ID month ....... 1900
Stable 1st street, two blocks north OF square.
The best of feed. the finest Horses, Bug
gies, &c, and the best care taken of stock.
ool8 ~ RAINEG g. BRO.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09

Som thing "ew-tbe CITIZEN At
SO co per aunum
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-12-09

Forced by circumstances, unayoi-
dable at the time. to have some Of
our newspaper work doEe away nom
home, We shall commence with the
neweyear doing alb Of our work at
home.
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al hours in this house ready to fill prescrip-
tIons promptly and accurately. The public
are invited 70 call. deceit
Jas. R. Crow ct ais, vs.. Joseph Howard ct
ais.
DURSUAN'T to a decree of the Chanoery
i Court a. Pulaski in the above cause,
will on
"Wednesday. January 4th, 1871.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder 81
Aspen liill depot, y &; D z. on a credit of
8. - and Is months, with int: est fTcIn date,
about / 10 Scrcs of land, situated in the Ind
civil district Of Giles county, on the West
side @! Ricbland creek, about miles South
Of Pulaski. being part of TIE lands purchas-
e. Dy said Crow from II and Z & Petty,
an afterwards sold ID said oSeph Howard
ard cthcrs.
Notes with approved security required anil
lien retained dis W BALLESTINE, c = n
Jas. II. BaIIontiLe vs. ". L. johnson.
DUKSUANT TO deere of the Chancery
1 Court at Pulaoki in the above cause, l
will on
Saturday, Dec. 318t, 1870,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder, at
he court house door in Pulaski. on a credit
of end y months, with interest irem day
Of sale, a portion of the town lot known
on the plan ct said town os lot No. and
the same formerly owned by jacob Shall
and more recently purchased by said J ohm
Son from P h Feel and " T Plummer &
wife. Bond and ecLrity required and
lien retained.
deco W. F. BAL.ENTINE; c & m
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We have erected
Large Cotton Ware House,

near the square. and are prepared to store
and handle cotton and other produce and
will make liberal advances on Same either
in cash or groceries. dec9
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GILES COLLEGE.

@@~> - - -
w r. GARRETT, Pres't and Prof Mathe-
MATES Moral Science &c.
z. W. EWING, Prof. Ancient ana Modern
Languages.
VT. GARRETT, Prof. Natural Science &c.
Terms---Rate per Month:
PRFrAR .ToRT AND ACADEMIC rTPARTHENT..
LIST CIass-speliing, Reading and wri
2nd Glass Same as above with Arithmetic,
GRUgra phy.and- Grammar, begun, 400.
Sd Class-IIlgher Branches ..... 800.
COLLEGIATE DIP RTHENT.
Freshman and Sophomore classes,
each ...... -...--.--.....$ 90.
Junior and Senior classes. each. 100.
Contingent Fee, invariably in
One half CT tuiticn payable in advance
and one half two weeks before the close of
the session.
The 2nd session OF the prerent schr lastic
year will begin en- the End Monday in Jan
nary, 1871, and continue "a weeks, or six
scholastic months, ending on Friday, June
esd, 1871.
German and French will ne included in
the course. 1t is important that all schel
should be entered at the beginning of
the session.
THOS NJ. JONES,
Presd't Board Trustees.
JEO. c. BROWN, Sec'y. dec9tf
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Ever brought 70 Pulaski.

MR.. POOLE. recently from Nashville, Al
WI accOmpi.- he'd druggist may be found 1T
ell hours in this house ready to fiji prescrip-
tions promptly and accurately. Tho public
are invited to call. deceit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS


FRIDAY July 2BEEvEsArTivals to-day, l head; 80 cars NJ
Csmmmpw Onehundclt-.t and 10 az WeehGwkcn Trade
the when biche want only good stock
Prices easier l5c being much choce8 Cwt Kentucky grades
gladly accepted Stock not a sold We FOX This week ncui
tie 1850 Monday 72 head There 0uly really good
drove CommuDplw where W. Aer0H Co. bad 20
cans Hedges Taylor q H. Smith, Coney MclhCron G. W Nc
Ohio grades y cwt and Cc by b. Westhemer OF The
cattle PA Illinois and JOB Texan and Cherokee Or the
IS pretty fair q cEt, sold by Cney Mhcron ~ lD
the
eat al Mcpherson 81 Of Il cwt At lJdlb
Co1ev Mcpherson sold their u Missouri cattle OF cT at
15dl6c Hedges Taylor al5c on y cEt
G.. w. McNahan, H. smith, Missouri c" ~
bis Illinois cattle, . cWt, poor, al HOB
At Orehunlrehs the cattle were held l3 h Alexander Co.
and sclustcr, CO. W Fitch sold 80 Indiana se Is
Alexander l4, aud 6 Kentucky cHt at l0 II0c
NJ Beach sold - Kentucky grades cS al ~ lh4c A. - IN
sold Us Texans O62 d. al He 20 u n cw 80
Kentucky cBt at l alt aud u Illinois cattle at 10 c On
u cHt. .-..,, =, -. o..
uuup4w and s Weeiawke1 making 52 head and completing 5
for ne rather less active and The full rates Of yesterday
0lsrei with difficulty though &C. pad Cor lev t state tucP
rising 100 pounds The best lambs scarcely quot DE above I
10 mention o. lambs ~ cus in separate lots a - Jd
$50 i 10 40 gc; l2J ~ 50 TO- lci O
moor state % az 81 q 40 - Sd; - II 90 n az t4ci "a
State sheep TO- SIC; Ohio IS TO- &c, end 30 OF ~ n at &C.
Sc; l2 o8Jfb Sci 50 Of u b. &c Of 1927 d. 'c 81 State
MeGraS E o 80 state lambs bucks Go u C,ci Of IS 10 at
&c. and 10 good lambs s. b a. lqc 90. o,,. ., .
At Co1mupaw y. icoA SOLE 30 Ohio buck sheep I'D TO- AZ '
Del 10 Of ~ ID at &c ami 20 PenI ala lambs 81
Kgse Co soll 1871 Jersey lambs glesnnrs 81 d. 1t 9lc
1901 Neeh.ukeu ana - 'o
upams 527 he Tie ONLY advance relor io- TO-
morrow Communao IL view OF such light receipts l'e
have been advanced " i 4l-4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
THE STATE OF TRIBE.

LONDON July 22-3O m-Couo oIe-ed 50 Tor both money
and the account American steady % stat Five WENT
bonds 1902 8l!; 1866, old d, 1907, G; Icniories ~ Stools
steady: Ere Railway sha 1876 Illinois Ccl Ivii Atanuc ana
Great Western, p g.. ,,-tr.
JvFlo0I July 22ll3O O. m-Cotton o1c1c1 Gneti A'ts
UVauIs 2ll; McIuc Orleans t.Li sales Of the Week 3J b
loo for export and 5000 s.caoli stock 10 to GCJ bales
3l8 U American receipts $1,000 bales 5U American
LJSDoy July 22Iaow firm Refined Petroleum, l. PER gallon
Common Rosin, 3 G per cwt
LONDON, July ~ Consols go' for money ana ne
American e.ut, rrcr higher; UIici Stte leiWenl bona
ll2 M 1865 od g2t 1901 g. stocks fHuer and Esleri Ere Rail
way shares 10. ~. .-.
45l OOJ bales American Wheat II 10 per Genital for California
White; 2dlO Red western, and III for Red Nlut T.
Receipts Of Wheat az this ToEt for ihe t three days lSN GUAR
v reroo advanced 10 49, and is III per urce for
Eastern Prime Moss Beet III per DBL Of 500 I for Extra Prime
cs Bacon per for Cumberland Cat anu a. for short
Ribbed Midlles. Lard, % per cNt ,.,,
ANTWERP July 2PeTOen opened Tat al % francs Tor hianIal
White
PARIS July 22-The Bourse closed Gm; Rentes G5ir ijc
JONpoy july 2 demand here for money since the change in
the the Bank Of England has been good bt not par
The opinion ed crc mat the uau MI 4t
have waited days before advancing Tie rate but the error cT.or
there vas u the side safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA July - r6 T. - Errir,
IDc FOur ma. aiI loso
diana and Ohio Do so - 'oi fIufy ~ 80 ~ ,
pcuuglyaua 81 1O esen II O3H@I co. Oals s'tau.
Groceries quiet. Pc visions hrm Mess foIk S9 l,I
Petroleum ieye'h and Irregular Oiu1c on''c ' -" "' q
Western Ir0nat ~ ~.
july Cotton dnl MdlIngs n9nlha az 3 - 9,
firv active but stock yery scarce Nhee-le p
BUSH all new aud mostly {rne sales Yea a. ~ C 5 o1i %
nonIualy - tJl@I eO IeIlss
~ t. Oots-Sew higher sags al oac va -51' o.
at 53 Bacon I'm tcll''j Ist'i+e'
lttalH-f shoulder ~ "I@',. ~ 'l-'' N''' '' ~ "
Whisky qmet ocA sGaio ~ Por- dru .rJ nominal
CHICAGO JIl g., dnr.rg
Wheat quiet al 81 10 c'sni III ~ n 49, ~ /, sa.
unsettled, % 81 ~ - -, see Aut ~
July Corr active sll o|, az BIi@y anil and nominal
,It hound held Land
steady and que' Iysi 1N"uucs LIN ~ C,, me = : 2i
and hgher al - 5JH 81 for common 10 ch9S. ~ ~ 80
ReeepiOO b1s fOuf 5tOO t L sjinI1ertsI
4S0OJ tUsh Oats, 4lO huah NJ T, Ss - o., i1 hush
'VJJ u1 i t,l', 80. .rd stesdr
Oa> Ffcigh Ii - Recs,,t.7s00 HlS Flour Wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
RANENG AND FINANCIAL.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD CoaPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FuTY-YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal
and interest payable in gold, free of Government
tax coupon OF registered convertible at the option
Of the holder into stock Of the Company at par which
privilege viii at no distant day enable the holders
Of these bonds to realize upon them at price con-
siderably above par, besides paying about nine O9l
per cent currency interest in the meanwhile. The
established character of this road running it does
through the heart of the most thickysettled portion
Of the great State Of Iowa. together with its present
advanced condition and large earnings, warrant us
in uuhesitatingly recommending these bonds to in
vestoTs as in every respect, an undOubted security.
limited quantity still offered at 90 and interest
by HENRY CLEws q Co., No. 81 Nall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

ii,r ti7n has been issued ny inc ulu'eu states As
t,e state Of Wisconsin, cBoining tho sale
N.. county bonds of that state, issued for
" -, - tbc Milwaukee, Mauiiowoc, ana Green Bay
'"o -. .,,, ,,,d New-IOndon Railroad
"ilu 81 Is tne movement in Dry Goods for the
rtered for consumption, Sl22OSsO; Withdrawals
,r-s ~ the Pacific Railroad (of Missouri for
.,d,iiss,S',,I week ~ july were 80, ,- .,oo,o
tAe seS'"' - f Ieq.... lo2 Increase .'.SlOg6
la'.' s tIe weekly summary OF the condition
OF the money i1'-AN' - $3.50
the country Am, only attention In the Boston money mar
his; can losns hu quicker at per cent,
Ret Sh ~ INQUIRY for discounts Of fair 20 good business
a1l r r, o shor durst ion continues scarce
bal, I3THc local money market is active hut moderately
Zen money be used grain Operat ions but bankers
wheat rather 18th % alance
n y over rer oUse and beside tls ey are anxious to see the
of gu ont al le present high prices and are kVornS
$50. er dsctn-ng spocugO much they feel ~ liberty TO
-se Cuucncy to be getting scarce IN o. market There
erual drain toward the county which has not been fully
" ba seucnt been percepub diminished daring the Last
two weeks $500. 49,. A.. - f. .
rr cont Of Tie banks upq and the situation up
A. MONT a. extreme srugencv. Only the favored regular customers Of
gs lcc imperative have any show procuring what
r want exchange is In good demand and the market hrm
MuwaUKFH July l9IleIe nothing report The condition
NJ our m market MOney continues easy bank except that
none az tc CuicrS willing increase tier line Of loans
wheat EKgc is unchanged and steady What few Transactions oc
~ to-day banks par. Counter steady Of
10 .ssOur bUyiug and lie premium selling.
Jur lhere better demand money yesterday!
Discount offerings large ia bank and local checking was qte cte
generally limited those having claims, considerable paper was
Eastern exchange sharp demand yesterday but rates we're nom
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

CntRtr7ToN. s. c. Jay CotonGool grades saiy no Ne.
mand for Common Mllg ec; sales lrh net receipts 'ls
habi e1p,rs-c0lsWse 65 bales. stock 5tJ bales net l 81
We week. 9 baes e1p0s-cotWse lo5 bles sales Of TIE week
- bales.
NORFOLK, Va, July 22-Coon quiet Los Mings llc net
receipts ~ bales; stock ltt bacs net receipts OF me week. S'- Oei
e1lor-coa,twe 81 bales; sales Of the week ~ bales
SAytNNAn Ga, July 22-Cotton uned LoH ing e. sea
nOmlnaly laesi net receipts
portsc " 7Oi bales stos la bales net receipts q he Wees
93 bales; eNporto Britain Jjil balsi eo1Wl.e ~
bales Upan AMI q bales OF islands Of the week. $50 bales
bosroS, July 2-Cott0n dull prices unchanged; Mdluss ~
net receipts Of the bales ooastSse J bales total 46
bales sales Of the week, l500 bales stock 800 bales
BALTtMORR, JAY Zl-Coiton steadyi demand r
etc receipts Of the week so a,s ooasEse ~ boies to
blt baesi sales Of the week 89 talcs; STOCK aes ga
kKwORLEANs, July 22-CoOu irregular; hdilngs les sales 20
bales net receipts 4l3 bales cswse haes total "a bales stock
s. w tales receipts 1 bales; coaEe % bales
total 81 bales eIports-to Britain, 500 bales 60 verpoo
10 The Continent p bales 60 Sl 10 France b bale, o hael
coastgse 2.l5I bales; sales ofthe week $500 bales
GALVESTON, July 2Cotton dali ard holders ANXIOUS TO
REALIZE Good Ordinary li sales 20 baes net receipts - bales;
stock 1919 als net receipts Of the week M besi etport9 Great
Britain li bales coaswse rs ba sales Of the week - ie
MOBILE Ala july 22Coon entirely nominal Low hluulhss
7e sales Is bales; % tas stock 1857 bales net re-
ccpis the week exports the continent 500 baes coast
wise, 06' bales; sales Of the week, j5j bales