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, 1870-05-05

The New York Tribune, with that happy
exercise of the logical faculty which distin-
euishes its chief editor, seemsto think that,
If MN is free trader in principle, he
cannot call himself q revenue reformer
without great morh turpitude md, r'ee
re4sa, that if man is not free trader, but
goes in for revenue reform, be is knaTe
and a sneak because he does not
call himself free trader.
By tho same reasoning, Mr.
Greeley, when he opposed the in
PRODUCTION of slavezy into the Territories,
was u knave- and sneak because he did
not avow himself IN favor of abolishing it
inthe States, It would perhaps, be car
rying joke too far to push this reasoning
into the Niagara Falls Peace Conference,
and to inquire what vas A}E Greeleys attl-
tude towards the American Union at that
interesting junctnre?
, 1870-05-05

te Because the Pke6iscitum is unpopulas N
France, the a1oop Henry should pay double
customs Dues"
, 1870-05-05

Our celebrated citizen has, however, no fond
ness for friends who will not make themselves
useful He said, in recent dontte-leaaed ar
tlclo in the Enquirer, which he fancied was the
most chiya1rous production Of modern times,
that be could have purchased the ailence of
ths writer Of this sketch He did seek my
silence once, hut it WAS about the seizure Of
tobacco house in which he held one OF his mys-
te1iouB interees1. The emp!oymens taas ne
had to propose for US was to be silent as to
tho seizure, Finding that he could not eilenca
The Commercial in that Hay, coolneas caua
between us We offered to help him when
bis printing house WAS on fire, but refused to
hn Silent when his tobacco house Vas seized;
ap;f oo he ;s sueh whole -souled, emotional man
HAT ho does not comprehend such elaborate
Among thesin7entions Of our distinguished
fellow-cilizen, none were more notable a lew
wears ego than tie Je1ersonvile Canal project
The canal vas to ba magnificent: 1t Was to be
e1cayated from the free aoil Of Indiana, and
put to shame by its p1odigous proportions tho
tsttla ditch on the .Kcutucky Rde. Congress
Was 10 appropriate five millions to begin with
The greatest water-pover IN the country vas
to be produced and there vas 10 % 5usn -
speculation in corner lots, to say nothing of
construction contracts, As bad not been seen
in this country. think WASH. oIce PROPOSED
a canal On tho American Side Of the Niagara
Falls, and thought Of work1nG up the pAtt1ot-
ism Of the country to high pitch: It Vas stso to
cost about fifty millions, but IN such cases tne
more work costs the better.
a. an achievement the Roman Nose IS Nc
Leans highest success, surprising even the
white Wafer CanA1 speculation, which COM
paratirely failed, owing to the miserable ina
biIity OF the spcculstors to understand the
value Of their good thing. The Roman Nose
was purchased by the master spirit, whose
masterpieces NO nre reviewing, for ,tTeiTo
thousand dollars.
Jesse Timanus and John Patton, County
Commissioners, OF the most enlarged viewss
took contract to grade down the Nose tor
The 6tone that Was in it. There were two dlfh-
cuIties in the way. The grading WAS lmposal-
BE, and the stone Was not there. The con-
tr7ct failed Of execution, and our i1ustrlous
citizen banished himself foI year to the
sacred soil Of Kentucky that be- might attain
citizenship there and bring suit in the United
Statas Court Of the Southern Dist tHct Of Ohio.
Conseryati7e gentlemen then had greater con-
fileuce in the Federal than in the State courts.
Tho sum claimed for damages Was moderate
only $40, ,o00.- a a40, 900 hole in the ground
vas thought little too extensive for q COM
mon hillside, and OLE, ,ooO only were recovered:
This was, however, neat to keep the pot
boiling, until the great city Of Cincinnati
! found It important IN tho Institution Of East
| End Improvements, under tho inspiration OF
Colonel Jones, to purchase the picturesque
landscape, with Il hole in, it, eatmatea ~
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Wilminrton Nlnrkct.

WILMINGTON, June l8.-SPIRITs TuRrENTlNE-
Ruled steady up to late hour OF to-day, when
the advance of 1sc obtained yesterday, and main
tanned up to O'Clock this afternoon was lost
and the market closed quiet at 34kc for South
ern casks. The receipts have generally met with
prompt disposalb leaving very light stock 10
lrst hands. The business doiag 81 present Is
considered fair, but will not compare very FAVOR
ably with that OF several previous years during
the same season. The business for the past week
reaches z0o4 casks, as follows: Friday, 3Sl casks
at 81 &c for Southern, and 35c per gallon for New
York packages; Saturday, 1876 Southern at 3s1sc,
Southern at 34H, and 81 New York casks at 35l4c;
Tuesday, sos casks Southern at 81 &c; Wednesday,
go Southern at 3ik, $50 do at 35c, and 2S New
York packages at 35&c; Thursday, 100 Southern
at $50, 4s at 345z, and as New York packages at
35%c per gallon,
RosiN.SThe market has generally ruled quiet
for all grades through the past week. In the
early part OF the week tlere was y laillng OH 10
a decline Of &c took place, but towards the mid
die there was somewhat spirited movement SET
foot and the price advanced to 81 90, the CLOS.
ing quotation OF last and opening figures OF the
present week, though the market was not firm at
the advance the sales having been made III desi.
rable lots to supply steamers In Inc otner gIades
there has been no marked change in price, II we
except slight falling or in extra pales aud win
dow glass, for which the demand has been rather
dull. Tile market closed quiet for all grades
The sales OF the week foot up Ola hDls,
as follows: Friday, 454 bbls at 81 % Tor
strained, 81 IS for No. 2, So 25 for extra No.
pale and SIS for extra pale; Saturday, 76l bbls at
81 so for strained ST 65as1 80 for No 81 5Oa4 Is
for pale and S. 5Oa5 IS for extra pale and window
glass; Monday, All bbls at 81 so for strained,
81 62is Tor No Q, and 81 for pale; Tuesday. 100
bbs strained at 81 IS and SO bbs at So So 25a3 10
for No J. S4a4 SO for pale and 81 IS for extra pale;
Wednesday, 1898 bbls at 81 55 for strained, 81 81
for No q So So s3aS so for No l. 81 81 2da4 80 ior
nalp md 81 Tins for extra male: Thursday, 4Sl
bhs at 81 So for strained, 81 is for No 3 So 50 so
as rs for No l. 81, 81 50 a. 62ha4 rs for pale anu
for extra pale-all per bbl OF $50 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTIEE.-The market has eXhlblted
more frmness during the present than last week,
and we have to report an advance OF 10c for hard
aud SC on yellow dip since the close OF our last
review. The inquiry has been rather more spirit
ed, and receipts have readily found disposal az
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at 12 and selling at ID.
Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, June 17-NoQp. Qp.-Consos e2T Bonus
s21a. Flour hrmer. Sugar on spot dull.
LIVERPOOL, June 17--Nson.-Cottoa quiet; up
lands 1osd; Orleans loASd; sales 5000 bales; sales
for the week 600 bales; for export and speeula-
tion 1000; receipts for the week 10000 bales, OF
which SO, 900 were American.
Afternoon.-Cotton aroat bound here $4,000
bales; American IFS, ,oOo Wheat red Western,
es Sd; winter los I'd. Flour 4s Sd. Cumberland
cut bacon 56s Cd; short rib middles e2s Cd.
PARIS, June l7-Noon.-Bo opened quiet.
Rentes 7Sf 25c.
/ HAvRE, June l7-Noon.-Cotton opened declln-
ing, both on spot and afoat at II 1Sc.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, June IT. Noon Stocks quiet
Money easy at Sa5 per cent. Sterling, long s2<;
short lok Gold 12X. Bonds 12H. Tennessee
ex-coupons So; new 6lH. Virginia e1-coupons SO;
new eS LouisIanas, old II; new II; Levee skies
7e; eIghts esA. Alabama elghts 1ol; fves 49,
sevens s5H. North Carolinas, old 4S; new 26H.
South Carolinss, old o4h; new g. Flour dull.
Wheat quiet. Corn dull and unchanged. PORK
steady. Lard quiet; bbls 1Gal67Sc Cotton lower;
middling uplands 2l1zc; Orleans 22c; sales 300
bales. Turpentine dull at 3sHc. Rosin 81 o2Ha
2 o5 for strained. Freights steady.
Evenlng.-Sterling e1saeA. Gold l2NalS, dull
and steady. Southerns closed very dull but un.
changed. Cotton dull and heavy; sales 900 bales;
mlddllng uplands 2lHc. Flour Inactive and de-
cllning; extra State s5 50a5 IS; common to fair
extra southern So so. Wheat heavy, 2aoc lower;
winter red and amber Western 81 49a1 go. Corn
declining new mixed western s5cas1 o5. Pork
quiet, $50 75 Lard firm, Kettle 1e1c. Whiskey
quiet, 81 o5a1 051S. Groceries steady and frn
Naval stores dull. Helghts dull.
BALTIMORE, June 17.-Cotton dull, 2714c; stock
40s7 bales.
WILMINGTON, June 17-Cotton 1sKc; stock 5Sl
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 17-Cotton 2oa2ol4c; stock
IS, ,sss bales.
NOBLE June 17.-ootton 1sXc; stock al,o%7
bales.
BOSTON, June 17.-cotton 22Xc; stock 5000
bales.
NORFOLK, June l7.-Cotton lsa1oJsc.
SAVANNAH, June l7.-Cotton 2oa2oj4c; stock
1916 bales, 443 sea islands.
AUGUSTA, June l7.-Cotton lS1alsc; stock
l0416 bales.
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ne,x York Rtce Mnrket.

From the Journal OF Commerce, 18th instant:
The market for Carolina 10 quiet. The stock Is
small, but the lower price at which foreign rice
De obtained turns attention we notice sales
100 bags have been sold at 7a71<c, currency.
From the Daily bulletin; CAROLINE Is II hTmts nnty
loo tcs at slsasl<c. Rangoon, however, attracts
considerable attention from the trade and com
mands full former figures. Sales OF 525 bags
duty paid, at 7a7t4c currency, aud 100 do IN bond
at SIC gold.
ues good, the available supply without impor-
increase and The market shows nTmer
ra her higher. Wequote ut s1fasHc for common
70 good Caroline; and sSaS%c for prime oI1 and
rency, and in bond 3u3Ac gold; sales today OF
500 bags Rangoon. duty paid, 100 in bond, anu 100
tcs Carolina within the above range.
From the Times: Domestic firm; In fact, choice
If6ts little better; buyers are disposed to give
greater attention to the cheaper foreign goods OF.
fertng. sales Of 100 tcs at sA4aSXc for common
to choice. Rangoon in demand from the trade
and steady. Sales Of 500 bags at TAI &c currency,
duty paid; 100 bags at SIC gold, In bond.
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Cabinet nlaking, &r.
TtABINET-M MAKING AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
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Send n therefore, all your SICK auu "Uiiueu
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I would respectfully beg leave to eal your at at'
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Improved Common Sense Family sewing Ma
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r. B. Carpenter. G. s. Bryan.

Before the announcement Of the vote, MI.
Hoyt, of Anderson, asked to withdraw the
vote he had cast for that county.
The president announced as the result of the
vote, that Hon. r. B. Carpenter had received
81 votes and Hon. George S. Bryan, votes.
loud applause.]
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W. A. Courtenay, Esq, of Charleston, nomi-
mated for the Office of Lieutenant Governor,
General NJ. c. Butler, of Edgeheld Applause. ]
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rRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

Prrnared hy t;.imaulr & TO-. Paris
SYRUP OF FHYpUPHOSpHNrE Of LIME. SOW
Ell ign remedy in phtllslS-rceicS, Coughs,
Nighisweais. &c.
Guaraila, for headache. neuralgia, &C:
Pensine for indigestion. loss Uf appetite, DC.
Iodized Syrup Or Horscrahish, Invaluable Tor
persons unable to take COdllyer Oil-especlal!y
recommended in cutane0uS affections, anu as D
most powerful tepuratiye.
Digestive Lozen-cs of the Alkaline Lactates, a
pleasant anil effective remedy for functional lie.
rangemcnt Of Tie digestive organs
Troches Of Perslne and Paucreatine.
ALSO,
PURGATfF LIE ROY, Pharmacc Coffin.
vOMlTlF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Coffin.
Dragces lie SautOniyc.
Dragees lie Morphine
LancelOt's Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale by Dr. Il. BAEk,
may30 No. Isl Meeting street.
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New York Naval stores Market.

New York Naval stores Market.
From the Journal OF Commerce, 18th instant:
Spirits turpentne-with an increased supply and
tably lower; 3Shc Is about the market for nler-
chantable lots; ITO bbls, on dock, were sold at
3SHc; and within day or two past, not before
reported, 800 bbls New York order sold to arrive,
since received the price we did not learn Resins
the strained grades are very quiet, with prices
In the buyers favor. Pale qualities are selling
more freely, chiefly on export orders, and prices
are steadily maintained. Sales are loo bbls, pale
80 25a2 60 for No O. So 1884 for No l. s. 25a6 so for
pale and extra pale. For tar there is scarcely any
demand, and prices are wholly nominal, the ask.
ing prices being 81 S5al S73z for washington, ana
s2a2 IL for wilmington, the latter price for Sc.
lected.
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Exports.

LoNDoN-Per British bark Village On een-l2lO
bbls spirits turpentlne, 322l bbls rosn.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship w Everman-
o5 tierces rice, 1Oa bales cotton, 100 bales domes
tics, 223 bbls rosin. 125 bb,s potatoes, 20 boxes
vegetables, hhds old iron. 26 casks clay, Is tons
old iron rails. Per schr Eliza Potter-lo5
tous old iron S54 boxes lead, 73 boxes brass, lot
empty bags, 60 tons phosphate rock, 47,oOo feet
lumber and sundrtes.
BALTiMORE-Per steamship Falcon-2s bales
cotton, 10 casks rice, 1i9 casks clay, 152 bbls
rosin, q rolls leather, 2 bales and hhds hides,
297 bbls potatoes, $50 crates vegetables l25 tons
railroad iron.
HILAprLPHIA-Per schr David Wasson-a7o
tons phosphate rock.
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our quotations below. The sales foot up 1857
b6is, as follows Friday, 14O bbls at IS for virgin;
SO As for yellow dip, and 81 As for hard. Satur
day, 225 bbls, at sS for virgin; 50 50 for yellow
for virgin; So so for yellow dip, and 81 50 for
hard. Tuesday, 21s bbls, at So for virgin; 50 so
for yellow dip, and 81 so for hard: Wednesday,
431 bbls, at So for virgin; So so for yellow dip,
and 81 so for hard. Thursday. AT bbs, at So
for virgin; So so for yellow dip, and 81 so for
ha
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A GENTS WANTED, TO SELL THE
n only really good low priced SEWING MA
CHINE, Sample complete to agents only sl2 From
SIS to $500 per month and expenses paid 10 ener.
getic agents, male or female. Send lur clrcular
or sample Machine and commence canvassing IN
your own neirhborhood. Address BAKER SEM
inc MACHINE CO., Cleveland, Ohie.
may3-3mOS%
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. 8. C.,JUNE

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British bark Moselle Hoare. Maranham-3S
days Ballast To r Mure CO.
Schr Ann Deas. Garbati, West Point Mil. lS6
1888 tierces rice. To Stoney & Lowndes Ravene
4 co, Thurston Holmes, and Cohen, Hanckel
& CO.
To w Bee d CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W Everman, Hinckley, Philadel-
phia-W Courtcnay.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-P {
British bark Village Queen, McGray, London
scSr Eliza s Potter, Potter, Philadelphia F
Schr David wasson. Tapley, Philadelphia-B
Rhett d Son.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship W Everman. Hinckley, Philadel-
phia. ,.,
Steamship Folcon, Horsey. Baltimore.
Schr J S lngraham, Packard, New YORK:
Schr Addie Fuller, Henderson, Holmes Hole.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York,
O CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Nellie Moore, Aerryman, at Baltimore,
Schr Thomas P B Seth, Lambert, at Baltimore,
June ID.
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COMMEReIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FprnAy EVENING June IL. 1870,

The Charleston Cotton, Rice anu NaVnl
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, June II, 1870.
Co1Tos.-The market for this staple was char.
acterized by dullness the article showing no i'm
portant change in prices. Sales about lao bales,
say at le; at 16X; 2 at II; 81 at TX; at IS; 8
at 10; 46 at ls1s; 10 as 20; 80 at 2oA. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary......la glsA
Low middling. .................1 g
Middltug .Zut49-
Strict mfddl1ng -. .-......-... .ZoA@-
RIcE-This grain was firm, and stock light.
Sales about 80 tierces OF clean Carolina, say 10
tIerces at 7kc; 40 at &c; 10 at sc; 10 at s3.c We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at 7h9S]4c;
good s7s@s1sc.
NAVAL SroREs.-There was fair demand, with
the following sales: Say l2O bbls spirits turpen
tine at sIc 12 bbls extra pale rosin at S.; "A DOS
extra pale at SAX; 81 bbs extra pale at 81 60; IS
bbls low pale at S4i4@43E; 100 bbls low pale at 81
"a 25; l25 bbls No 2 at 81 CO.
FRE1GHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct nomi'
nal, via New York, 7-16d on uplands; l'l6d
ON sea islands, by sail we quote 7-16d on
upland cotton, and 4d p fb on sea
island cotton. To Havre, BY steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on nplands
and 1H on sea islands. Coastwise to
New York, by steam, kc . fb on uplands
and &c on sea islands; by sail, Hc p b on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; BY sail, Il
@%c q 10 on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam
&c q ID on uplands; by sail, somewhat nomi-
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@Hc y 10 on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHANGE-Sterling 90 days bills at 221a@2S
DOMESTIC cEycHANGE.-The banks purchase sight
checks at 4 OF, and sell at 4 premium. Out.
side they purchase at u of, and sell at u pre-
MUM.
GoLp.-Buying at 12 and selling at l3.
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Passengers

Passengers.
Per steamship Falcon, for Baltimore -Comman,
der Ingrahau, and family, Mrs f Hassll ana
family, Mrs W Ravenel and daughter, G Rosrn-
bury, F N Chaplin, Brown, c Chlcnes1eF'
and Miss Hubbard.
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Chipping.
EOR FORT SUMTER.

The safe, fast sailing and comfortably ap. 1taA
pointed Yacht "ELEANOR" will make TWO SlS8
trips daily to Fort Sumter and the other points OF
historic Interest in the harbor, leaving South
Commercial Wharf at 10 A. M. and P. N. The
Yacht can also be chartered for private parties on
reasonable terms. For passage or charter apply
next door south OF the Mills House, or to the
Captain on board. msyi4
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LIST OF VESSELS
rr CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.

REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen, Lester, up. ..................aay ~
DOME STIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Lewis Squlres Tyler, up. April Il
Schr Helene, Bahrs, up....................Ma May 10
NEW YORK.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, sld.. June 10
Schr B N Hawkins, WYATT cleared. May 81
Schr VIM Bement, Penny, up.....:- May IL
Schr Florence Rogers Sheppard, cleared. .Jnne 10
Brig Williams, Thomson, up......... June y
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Steelman, Adams, ,up.............Ju June
Schr Veto, Mccarthy, up.................Juh June
BALTIMORE.
Brig Nellie Moore, Merryman, cleared. June II
Schr Thos Seth, Lambert cleared. .5nne II
Schr Joseph Baxter Baxter, cleared. nay p
Schr Henry Castoff, Damon, cleared. June :
Schr Wautauga, Munro, cleared ........ June
Schr Miles, Ponell, cleared. ........... June .
Schr Streaker, Van Glider, cleared. June
Schr Welonar, Eoyes, cleared June 10
R0CKPORT, NE.
Schr r jameson, Jameson, sailed. NAY -
NORFOLK, VA.
schr Geo H sauires, Timmons, cleared..'.June ~
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, June 16.-CoTroN.-The week jusv
closed has been very quiet one; prices nave DE.
cllned from day to-day, but holders have not
been williag to sell unless at full prices The
sales OF the week have been 1000 bales, and the
market closed quiet. buyers having Withdrawn on
account OF the high prices asked oy holders.
yesterday was 1s,2o4 bales upland and 543 bales
sea island-from the former figures Is bales, and
from the latter $50 bales must De deducted; oelng
the amount burned on the 9th March. the re-
ceipts at all the ports foot up 9 3l 132 bales; the
stock on hand at all the ports to latest dates reach
234,7ss bales, against 1l5, ,2ao bales the same time
last year.
The following resume OF our daily market will
show the various changes In the market Tor the
past week:
June 1O.-Market quiet under advices, and the
business done has been principally the replacing
OF rejectons. Sales $50 bales. Alddllng 2o1a azlc.
Of the sales made were OF irregular c0ttons at
our inside figures, which were tne onerinS prices
OF buyers, whilst holders demanded OUTSIDE 9uo. 9e.
tations. The sales were 100 bales. Middling 2OA
a2lc.
June ls.-There was fair demand for the sea-
son, buyers taking 500 bales at the following quo
iations: Middling 2oa201ze. .o,,,,.
June 1&-our market was inactive. 100 oaies
changed hands at irregular prices, and the mar
ket closed quiet. MiddlIng 9o2la2oHc
June 15.-Market was Inactive anu WIN down, sll,
throughout the day. The sales were $50 bales at
the following quotations: Middling 2o}4a2o3sc.
June l6.-At the opening Of the market there
was a brisk demand with but light Offering
stock, and holders asked full prices, Whlch com.
PEELED buyers TO withdraw, causing the market to
close quiet. Sales $50 bales at the following quo
tations: Mddng 20zc.
SEA IsLANp-The stock is SO much reduced as
to render quotations nominal. We quote: Mains
tcornmonlY called cart cotton,) 27c; common
Georgias and Floridas 2sas4; medium Floridas
3sasS; good Floridas 40a42; medium fine Floridas
45a50; fne Flor1das 52a55.
week nave been 2842 bales upland, from the fol-
lowing sources: Central Railroad. 1772 bales up
land; Atlantic and @. R R., 657 bales upland; sa'
yannah river steamers. 295 bales upland.
EyPoRTs.-The exports for the week have bfen
54SS bales upland and 1877 bales sea island, as FOL
lows: Coastwfse, 1892 bales upland and l2o bales
sea island; to Great Britain, 3544 bales upland
and 81 bales sea Islands.
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Interior Cotton Markets.
YORKyILLE. June l5.-The market has declin-
ed fully Hc since our last report. A good arti.
Gle would command l81sc today.
CHESTER. June l6.-Demand good; supply
small; middlings l9hc.
CHARLOTTE, June l4.-Small sales, with de-
clining tendency; niddings 1ec.
ANDERSON, June 15.-To-ddy middlings COM
mand from Ice 10 1SHc.
ATLANTA, June 15.--The market closed ut l9Ec
for good ordinary; l6kc for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, June 15.-There was moderate
demand, con1ned to higher grades; middings
lSHalsc; sales 90 bs es receipts Is bales; SHIP
ments 102 bales.
MONTGOMERY, June 15.-Market dull and
lower; low middlings 18Kc.
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MATHEWS BLUFF, S. c., June 9, 1870.
MEssRs. LIPPMAN & BRO:
Incl0sed please find money for one case OF your
German Bitters Persons who have bought them
from me express having been greatly benefited
by tlleir use. Yours, &c,
C. r. Fits.
ORAHGEBURG, S. c., june 1, 1879.
MEsSRS LIPPMAH BRI.:
lncluseh find $50: send us more OF your Btters;
they are taking well.
Yours, &c. f. II. W. BRtGGMAN Il Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-18
+ E NJ A L f S

Will and LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BfTrERs
the best tonic known for tile diseases to which
they are generally subject, and where gentle
stImuant is recommended.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-18

Depots in Charleston, $. C.:
W. G. TRDTT, ED. 5. BCRSll AN,
A. W. EcKEL u CO., G. j. LTnN,
". 4. SKRINE,