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administrations An,fiaf.

NddriGt pirS hermit ~ssseben, tab lnterseibnets 9pa.
mldt CUR Nerwalturs hes Na6laIeS hes aabsr per-
l%tprtenen Spbonn Sdrtinann erbalten bat. aqs, bic
6prbsransen an eieien gtadlaB faten, rerfen tiermtt
aufssipreert. iplds netft hen n6tbisen Belesen an cher
nor hem Is. San. 1871 einsureiden unb seltsne ~ MAIDEN
peer Al aspartiaen, eae lie ibrer Gniprute an tteien
Nahlae seieelih fir rerlutie erfldrt nj. ten lnTSsn. aae,
bic 3ablanaen an tiefen sta6iaB ~ MAIDEN tabsn. perten
tiermit aufseipreert, frl6e nnpersiglt1 an llnterJeidne.
te Az leifen; no nidt, 70 mirb etrtdtlia stneefdritten.
Mar9drcibe Sarinanr,
u67. rs g. 95) Akmiuinratprin..
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@g- Na&r @unelS'S prinas Gantp.

meeting" aebt pas Sampii9iif p9Scnp=
nab u6m 6ube Der @ap .StrnBe ON Sonn:
absno ben 80. os. Wtts. frhb 10 ubr ab. Nm
Sonntas AbenO tebrt oas Boot bierher 3urid,
10 baB Die YaIia8iere einen 9anseu Sag I'M
Camp 3ubringen f6nnen. Sur aae Ssquem-
lidteiten uuo Grfrii6unsen auf Dem Soote 1T
beitens Sor0e setra9en. Ndberes itsbe in ben
InSeigeipaltsn unIeres 8lattes
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Gy~ SIN Bic 8nr9erfbaft Safti.
ftfpre'&.

Gin bbdHt srbbltder uno fretsr Nneriff 1T Ioebtn auf
Cure Stedte oeriudt tpproen. gr seidiebt I'm @ebsimen
uno 1T baber nm 10 riigensipertber Sid binter bic Grts
nolincr Ipser Ybilaoelpbier Samen. neIde fir Nuitiu.
~atinien ausgesebcn lperbsn uno iib bain babeu perIei.
ten laiiet. ibre ylarlen ju ieinen oerItpeifelten Nbiitten
berJugeben. pertriedaeno. bat Das alte 9asnonopol cine
geridtlthe 5nbtbition ftb ju sripirfen eeipnBt. tpelte Der
nsusn 8%aseompa9nte %oorldufis has gasr6brsnltgsn uno
has geriorget unlerer Witbiireer NIT biniaem uno gu.
TEN Sale %unitriaet. Sinb unoeriddmie WnItaBuna uno
pr8anifirte Sabludt ternals 10 iutit %ae9ansen 2 Was be-
beuet has aaes ? Sinh mir nit %uuierer Staot, unieren
Sntere len uno unieren StraBen iibsr 8auid uno Boaen
an uniere alten 3pranntit oerfauft iporoen Sinh Bal.
timore's Bir9er ieinem Scspter nntertban unb Sfapen
ieiner 9aune, bab er uns ieibft oas Strebsn mad, @rlo.
lung bon ieiren Grpre nurget oerbeten barf2 Das fnb
5ragen, osren ~iofortise Ssant,poriun8 bbbt ipiinltens.
Dtrtb ipare.
uIQl 0i.s nSaexa
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Anseiac
@el1er md 9cntiGlanhl

SD babe anitalten ssirOifen, um mad mie
Dor iiber England allc bel mir aufeegc
bcnen 3abluneen mad Sentfhlans
An befpreen uno bon bort auf mid se3o>
gene MeGiel piinttIih 5u boHoriren.
e 0l
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Ser tin5iae Vlab. um ben pouen gDertb fir abaetra.
gene aIeiblnssfids su erbaltsn. 1T bel JSaaf Reefe,
Rr. 40. Sarrtionffrahe. Wlan Ieroe cine Note NIT
Der WbreT no man ppr5preden ipu. tSuli29, LAY
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YSaruuttn.

SD parne Seoerrtanu rnsine 6rau @leonpre
Sd1neieer, geb. Seder, aufjunebmen, Ooer ir9eno
@tuas iu bergen, inoem Id teiue BON ibr 8emah,sn
Shulocn anertennen, nod bsSnblcn peroe.
= o. $d)neiter,
177-9l 9pua 6ccen, Baltimore Gplatp.
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ssr &ebffune 6interiti6s
NNmtlicnsW dbndfdline.

Die ctnii8e Waidlne, iueIhe ouf beibeH e ehtn bes
StpTcs iuatid jatammeufaBt, idltet ooer rdbt, Iolpie
es aud bic Ginlta, lit, pelbe sud I'M Souucn MALT
uno itb Oaourd %beiOHsrrs itr ShntiDer aeeigust mGbt.
Ytcue 8eraalnlole 3usrin9rr nit perd1oerltGtm ytds
oelbnlter uuo Die ~berithmttu patentirten Shuttle-4 batter
baben lest Elm 9crtnufsitmner in
6er, IS Rorbs 0SarGeShrnRe.
er6itHet un0 ~pertauieH nnI benz GtmQhIungsplane BON
3ebu Dollars per Bsonat.
Die etn5i9e UtdIfiite mclde aut Wrteu Bacterial
pom leidhiieu Sp'B Gn bis gum iblpsreu 5ns JosE
Seioc fGltet pber u1bt.
Die einai9s Uiai6ine. Dede JuIammeu5ast, bsiess
uuo ndht III Ocrirlbsu 3eit uuo ole Wrten TtateridI,.
rno Wsldes 10 leidt gstban peroel fam. lpis eiuiadsss
N1beu. fSuIil9-Wug III
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Is. Gpnlfpn s 8rubsr. Eabriianten.

~pttsriret 500 6dier amerifantfdlen 3eim. Ionic
aud irl1noiiden. btutiden, franJofiiden 2eim ~ nieeri.
cen Prstisn in Rr, D., eiie'tibsrtpfrafs.
(Suli23 ,1YRD
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DOhtorfn llbICr NN0 9armrr,
YnhnGrite,
fuO rad SRr. ~, &iibs@benffrdfe. Iuiiden SaIs
ttmcrc. uuo 2ombarotraBe 8eIo8eH. ainitltte Sabine
gu berGb9eieben pretlen. tSulil4,lVd)
&ci nrE Nrinrr Gntl
Sci dtIf Netncr OutI

mo nQm DtF. MI SupAS ptHTCuRts 8WAlWtN ouh
tiucrc- uuo 2ombaroitraBe. 85o0sn. &lnlltts Sabine
iu berGb8eieben 4retien. tSultl4,lWh)
Sci arf Sciner Sutl
Der bsi{picuu1c GtfOlg, Wclher ieit 20 5abreu ben
@ebrauh bon OF letters ~ genbitterm bts
6ubrilanttn IN aim 3bCtlCt hes Sanoes. Ia tbneRI
oas Geidaft Os ytnhtnddens bis ~ cinem %8eloticni
@raO 0clrpt poroen lit. inOem jdblreide &lugen aeserrt
Die Sdulntgcn ~ctrgelcitct morOtt ltuo 10 baden lie etRl
neues ipiiematiidts Yerfdbreu a0Optitt. Sm Sueet:
uup gBeiten ~bciOuOers tit cine WtaNe net'r gStttcrs",
Die aus ihtedtem Material btretCt itnO lno bic Orridies
ocHtten 9tumen iibrCn, BON UtCnideu, bic yti6is ~ psrs'
poroer, oaonrd 10 melt ais mo9ltb has poriiBllbtte
GtdrtuuQsmittel nee Sabrbuuherts gu peroraneen. Sn
muuhcu |ducn IU0 Nun0apotbetcr bic 3ubersttGr uno
Gi9ertbimer bes Jeieptes lOlder urniitGT uHo ntbt nab
,,er @iicnIhait bCreittter WlirtiTtn, Die uou ben Yers
faAiern marlH enpfObIeu iuerDcn. Die GtBtsreu iuteu
Stnt,ns auiuihhulbcn, lueldss nod ME einen %sriol8retz
neh Guncurrenten BeBabt bat. lei e5 nnttr ben Yaterts
1prbi1lneu, UOGr inter beHicnt9en, bic ron ben AerIteft
pripn i'm Ueridrieben lperOen.
Cs n,iro nit oieier VT ieige bcabltdttgt Oas Vublttunt
,cn,,, 6fs Qeberrcouugsit lun Der Seute autmcrtlGm Iu
in9he,, lurtdje OerIubeu, l%uertbloles, Seu9 fur oas ptrt'
Il amt hrr HlugCu itdrtcnoc uuo bic suite perbciernhe
Wittel. bag bis Jest betdntt III, du lubttttntren.. gu
6ieirr Sabrss,t,,t in Der S6pGf; uno Gstoen, Die lid
ana osr FrId21 IN V Der 2cbcastratie botirGn, 10 au9es
mcin norhefrItcn, ~ Is bon Der bohlten 9Sidt9tett,
nan feline idIchtcu Wit E nit oeprinllrteh lno 8elbpah
ten 9ouItiiutionen gemu0f lperoeh' m w.
UtGu tau'e Dober Sol. tttsr ,ss ~ NIL Sass
ru, ous oroBe u%e9rt1billr UV ung w usLvsdttHG
StdrtunesmitcI, uno rueiie mi. 8yttgpIs Setug,tig oe
mebr ais nubl5ien Mlirturen Al IND, or an ocr STEELE
oeiislben gum Nettaut u%naeboteH II, tTs1 Ts ~ ~; uus
4sublitum nidt mlnoer luitttg ME IL pE SI8'ntgulet
bGs %berlbrntCn 9ttltalruttOiIsE Wtlttels, "b az "a oVt'
itrBsROe 8tat9 beIol8t piro. ~ NH'"0V"'
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Selesrapbii9e 9epei9em.
WensYJprfer Marftberfhf.
VbtrI6h1 fur ben .DeufIden 0orrsIPonotnttn.)

SaS @clbsalgto.
Rtp.Dorf. 2s. 5ult. - bsutise eGiuBnoti.
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u.s. Sarten SeS bcutfthcn &ricaS
fdaupIaEeS iino bel ben $50. Ttfcber s
IpbmGsler in Rr. So. RorO @ap. 5traBe,
au baben. Au1 bic ~neueiieu unb heitsn Sour
male nit ben ausfhbrIi6iien Beri9ten aus
europa lieeeu bort auf.
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Gin Blrgsr.

a1- Ser. St..pdfe.-aein Birser fonte obne bic
len Sdab tn,s 'Nuslano reiien. BeaIalbisunsen II. ole
notarielen geiddite bet xB. q. @iIfinfpn, 6ftentl.
glotar, W.s9p .ede Der GbarleBs uno BalttmorsitraBe.
(Suni24lN)
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". s.. @alib,

UttueHslVDttr
Nr. 8, NORTH Strase.
Qls eeiebliden Yapiere ipcroe, prompt auseefsrtiet.
GtrJtcbun9eu BON Ytietben uno 9ei6dftsrebrun9en
iperoen an 9bas. o. 6onneuee, eintn ertabrenen Beam.
ten, ~iiber9ebeit. tJunil7 ,3Wtte)
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Mafrrleu, S51rinae IL. I. 10.

grina SIR. l, Q uno 8 Matrslcu in iaTern. baIber unb
uno aiaen.Sdrinae. yteli. Saies uno Goofide; Dor.
jiiglihe Sale gum Bertdufe bel Gumles s. MblsItser,
Rr. IA7. %rattfraae. benz pYtaltbp- Sauje" 9seel-
iber nTh-S6A
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seut,de shar6auf non Noltimore.
1900 SnQurs
Abaetraaene &leioumasfidc.

ino ~ s 4rosent aut Sppotbtf ausSuleiDen bel 3. q
Barter. Rr. az, ct. pdnIaraSe. : u79-S1l
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Sarsan Der ,, Bolts SUSIE nmpasnie,' =

Sirean Der >, Bolts SassG nmpasnie, I"
Rr. 30, &putbHrafe.
Dit stbnte uno Iebte Ginjablung an Der 3eidnuna
sum 4apital,U srin6gfn oie,sr 9elenitait 1T IN oielem
Siireau apntag, Nsn l. @nauit, fauia lno 5ablbar.
Q79-sl) Spbn q Broom, Sdabmsifer.
9euti6e Sbarbanf nnr Baltimore.
Die rlnisrjeibustsn bcideinisen hermit. baB fe In
nebereinitimmins nit Ydrnsrapb 7 bs Charters ben
3ulanb obiger Yant unteriudt uuo NueS IN better Orb.
runs 9cilnOen babsn, iopobl in 8eiug dui jmsdn6Btse
@nlass hes aapitals ais in %taoeaoisr 5tbrunS Der Si.
der oes Snftitutes.
Baltimore. ben 81. Suii 1870.
Safob Rrfe.
3. %. S3alsbpf.
d. d Sd,uls unb
179-s1l eep u Brcbertd.
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mitng.

gne Gafer. Uleifsr fno adtlresoon eineeIabe,, elmer
beute brsitds, 90. 9uli. Wiotgens9 ubr. in &drrpinn's
s5one. Rr. at. KS eH.grattffraae. ftattftnbenoen
Nerianimluns betIuwobnsn. tnoem lpibtige Segenttanoe
CUR Sprade tonlrnet fueroen.
l7S-gJ Die 81 fer w etffer.
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RtpsUort. 20. 5uIt. - BaumfpoIe, RibbItna
1874 Cts. Wehl. iloli6ss SO. 5O9l0. rs. - gDailsn,
6rth., 117-l3l Cts, gBinter.. 14S-150.- Roru 1902
ls9 Cts, Rossen s5-105 Cts. - pafsr 67-71 Gts. -
Wbsftp l03 Gts. Petroleum, raft., 254-28 Cts.
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Go- Gin berDprraaenSer 0cifttt.

der faat /: sd braudte ben 8erupianii&en
SDrup. Gr CAB mir neue Strait, &tarbeit Der
Slime. @laiti5itdt Der Wusteln.~ =. y. 9inss
more, SIR. SO, 9Qp:Str., Nem : Worf, ienoet
alen, bic hire 4oreien einienoen, Elm 80 Sell
ten itarfes Yanpblet. oas cine poliidnoiQe Be
idreibuns bieier merfparbi8en Meoi5inf emit.
h2lt, 175 - SOY
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A 9auptquarticr INN Gntp. a.r
~ 1. Sat. Gabalerie, W. ". g.

9aItim or c. ben 20 Suli 1870.
9isIe Gompasris u%eriammslt lid heute Gbeno I'm s
ubr in ibrem 9gaftcnloiale aut br &de Der Bonc'
nnb @rattfraRe, gBidtiGe SeItafts erbetl9en lsost
Witglie6es Nnpelenbeit. Muf Setebl BON
179l Husut aafbmtper. Comm. eGpt.
GnacurDiQ,
&egelntGbi9e General SerIamnllung.
Sa bic auf Gunrsrfas. ben %, b. Wits, %anssitbte
@enrral > Yerlainlrlung ptgcil unjuretdenper Af8ogl
Der tridtensnen Wtitsleoer nlht t%attftnoel foiiitte. 10
ipurbe oteieIbe auf az pntag betl Iu9uit, otrldoosft'
uuo psrotn iGmnltlide itimn1berthtt8e UtIt8ltfoer srs
iudt, lid in m6elihlt BOILER Anlabl am 9enandten 2a9s
MbenDs 8 flbr i'm Gotale eirjuftnoen.
6oIgenoe @eiddfte ltsstn Dor:
Sabrtsberidt bts S6abrleiiters,
Snitauirur9 Der iin9it gepabtet BeaiItsn,
Nufnabme nsuer Vtttglteotr
uneS urlage zines Stants fir Ser9r6feruns
ers 9petfefaolS unb aneere Santen.
BuIttm pre, ben 80. Suli 1870.
Q79-sl) 81 g. Sea, BRILL.
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SebanSGun9 Der &rieeSacfaneenen.
Die fran5pifi6e @rcfe unS
bic Rceierune, S%traf9eicte pc
GEN Die 3rcHe, AurrNuHne Der
EpScSftrafc, - Sin prcHftitbcr
WlaiUr Dcrbaftet. CD Die
TranscIcn perlcFen Die Iemtras
litdt BON &ugcmbura. Sin
6efcbt. Cd - Tranfret6 mill
SrieSeu, @reuRen'S Slntiport.
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Or. kNiuSlniU
bat Iein 8ireau nab Wr. 22. BRcGunpb',4 A, abure
iin,erbalb YretonlraBe, uerltgt. (Suli2S. lYit.l

lnierbalb 4retOnfraBe, oerIt8t. L9ult2S. WITT
Nm Banmeiite unh e%anbmrtbe!
geRe GuaIit6t WufdsI.aaIp fir 8auten; aufs
TRACE perben in Cir. A. 9lorosYdeaitraBe ODER STR. l7o,
g8eii. 4 aua. Nuenuc, angtnommen uno prompt ausse.
fibrt. DIngc. Ralf fur 2anobdu bel Der aaoung,
5oure ober Sad lu bent niebrisiten Yreiic.
(Suli2s. 1Wtt.) -. 8. Sfer.
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ESST0NAT.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Hou8e--The following bills
were introduced: By Polard-Autborizn the Pres
dent to open negotiations for the annexation Of North
British America
By ButIer-Annexing The Republic of San Domingo
By Mungen-Repealing all laws and regulations re-
gardng spirit metres,
The motion to suspend the rules TO consider the op
pointment of joint Cuban Committee failed.
Seuate--Tbe Committee Foreign Relations we're
not unanimous On the House Cuban bill.
Sumner presented the memorial of former slave,
living WaTenton, Va, asking compensation for bis
horses and stock taken for the of the Union army
Pratt said that the Committee claims had given
great deal of time and consideration to this class OF
claims and he hoped that the Senate would at an early
day, take up of these cases and determine in or
der that the Committee might know whether it was
necessary to spend any more time upon such cases.
The President was requested to report the amount
OF money paid into the Treasury account of con,
demned and conGscated property in Virginia during
the rebellion.
The franking privilege discussed to adjournment
No action.
The Senate is discussing the Southern Railroad bill
tonight.
Several propositions reducing the State postage were
defeated.
The House fortfcaton bill appropriates 81 ,250, 600
The South gets nothing long debate enused on
the merits of the different systems of the fertilization
bill passed
Army appropriations nearly $50, 000,O 900.
bill was passed requiring national banks going into
liquidation to retire their notes paid
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, June l8.-A letter from Inman, head oil
the lnman Steamship Line, to the Board Of Trade, /;
published to-day. He admits he has given up all hope
Of hearing from the steamship City of Boston, and
takes occasion to reiterae his disbelief in the stories
that she overladen, and ascrbes the loss to col
lsion with an iceberg.
The Queen has returned from Windsor.
The Daily News says there is general satisfaction
pressed at the prospect of resumption Of the trans
continental mail service by the Cunard and Inman
steamship lines
Arthur Clinton, one of the Bouton masqueraders,
died suddenly this morning On his death bed he dis
claimed crime imputed to him.
The Table, Roman Catholic organ, 10 its issue to-
day has long obituary article on the late Charles
Dickens The writer denies Dickens christianity, and
says bis characters all amable and expressive Of
every merit but religion.
The ship Confidence, from London for Boston, went
ashore near Morgale to-day. She lies in a bad posi-
ton. The ship Sea Queen, from Sunderland for
Queenstown took fire at sea Only slightly damaged.
The Globe says the cool weather and refreshing
rains have had good effect On the growing grain,
but Notwithstanding, the breadstuf market is not per-
ceptibly lower.
The bullion market gathers strength daily and all
kinds of securities torpid.
Professor Darwin declines the honorary degree at
Oxford Oh account of his feeble health
There was large crowd at West Minister Abbey
yesterday to hear the OF Dean Stanley on the
late Charles Dickens part of his last will was read
In that be asks no monument, bur rests his fame on
his published works. also desires bis children to prae.
tice Christianity in broad sense not accepting the
construction OF any man or of any sect The Dean
closed with glowing tribute to the illustrous dead
BRUSSELS, June 20-Independence is believed IS
certain The Clerical party viii monopolize the new
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, June 2I.-H0u8e-The Reconstruct
ton Committee reported bill for full and general
grace amnesty, and the oblivion Of certain wrongful
acts, dongs and omissions connected with the late
belion. 1t excludes persons educated at West Point
or Annapolis, members of Congress before the rebel
lion, heads OF Executive Departments, Judges of Fed
eral courts foreign ministers before the who signed
ordinances Of secession Governors of States during
the rebellion, persons who treated Federal prisoners
cruelty, persons who held Federal moneys and prop
erty at the commencement Of the and have not
made restitution, all deserers from the Federal army
or navy. The bill was ordered printed and was re-
committed
Whittemore, claiming his seat from South Carolina,
Is up. Logan speaking. He claims that he is IN
worthy OF seat. Butler will reply The proceed
ings attract large crowd.
The Senate is discussing the Pennsylvania avenue
bill.
In the case of Whttemore Logan offered a resou-
ton that the House decline to allow WhitteDspre to
be sworn in and directing that his credentiahe re-
turned to him. Logan supported his resolution and
commended that the House had the right to say a
OF Infamous character should be excluded White
more had committed an infamous crime and was dis
qualified in the eyes Of Congress and of the world
Farnsworth opposed the resolution and at the concu
sion of his speech the resolution was adopted Yeas
49, nays "a
The Ways and Means Committee reported back the
Senate funding bill with slight verbal amendments
which was considered the remainder of the session.
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dispatches from Tuesdays Daily
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

New YORK. June I9.--The cotton movement for
the week is light in receipts but the exports were I'M
usually large for the season. Receipts at all ports 10,
900 bales against II 1895 last week. % AL the previ
Gus week and So 737 three weeks since receipts at
all ports from September /, 1869, to date reach p
5000 bales, against 2,087725 for same time last
year, showing inerere of 7l2 1853 bales for the pres
season; exports from all ports for week 40 332 bales
against 62 last week and 6798 the previous week;
exports from all ports from September l, 1862 to date
2022 824 bales, against 400,905 for same time last
year; stock at all ports 229 277 bales, against 95,39l
last year. stock in interior 800 bales, against
As 1877 last week and S22 this date last year, stock in
Liverpool $4,000 bales against 1880 last year;
amount Of American cotton aaoat for Great Britain
900 bales, against 5000 last year; amount OF
India cotton aaoat for Europe 305 446 bales, against
623 700 last year The cotton market at this point
has been dull and heavy during the week. with down
ward movement in prices. Some transactions for fu-
ure delivery in crop, and at the close quotations
were l840l9c. for September and October delivery.
In regard to the growing crop advices are generally
ia 7oFable In sections there complaints that
it is difficult to keep the fields clear of grass which the
late rains have caused to grow, but serious appre
tensions felt on this point. In nearly all directions
the fields are clean and the plant looks healthy.
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FROM HAVANA

HAVANA, June 2O.-Tbe steamer Upton has effected
4 second landing on the Cuba coast.
The following particulars are given on official re-
ports from Puerto Principe: The Upton left Aspin-
wall on the 9Th inst, and the 18th reached Herra
dura, on the Cuban shore there she landed Colonel
Iana with twenty-five and her entire cargo, con-
ssting of 1000 stand of arms large quantity Of am
munton and French repeating cannon.
Some correspondence between Csneros and Cespc-
des, which has fallen into the hands of the Spanaris
shows that this cargo consisted of material left
board at the first landing supplemented with fresh
supplies embarked at Aspirwal Six Of the fbusteFs
have been killed since landing, but whether they be-
longed to the first second party is not stated The
rumor that the Upton ashore somewhere on the
coast sent numbers of gunboats in search of her.
Ten cases Of V0mito and cholera reported ii the
jurisdiction of Puerto Principe.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22
B Y [ Ell E G r A p Fl
FOREIGN and Domestic Markets.
For the South-W esterh

LIVERPOOL, June 20, evening Cotton closed irmer,
but not higher uplards l04 and Orleans Io3d sales
$4,000 bales, of which for speculation and export
1000.
New YoaK, June 81, nooa.-Stocks heavy. Money
pct. Ezchange--long 1929 and short 1l05. Gold
l12J. Louisianas, old, 76 aud new II; levee 6's
765 and SIS o. Cotton quiet hnt firm at 2l5c; sales
400 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June n, noon,-cotton opens firm !;
estimated sales 1000 bales
LIVERPOOL, June 81 afternoou.- Cotton remains
firm; uplands l04@l08 and Orleans l03@l0gd. Yarns
and fabrics quiet
New ORLEANS, June 2l-FIour firm, s. 5006 90
az 25@6 so. Corn-mixad 81 0O(0l O5 and white
81 1891 Is. Oats tirmcr, 65@66c Bran 81 00@
o5 Hay $23. Pork &3l@8l so. Bacon l44@
l74@l78@l84@l83c.; bans 22@225c. Whiskey
$l@l 10. Others unchanged, Cotton quiet but firm;
sales 1000 bales; middlng l99 low middling 189@l9
pos s1 o Esa s5 6ss 'S s 5$ ""s
exchange pct premium Gold 1929.
New YoRK, June Fl, eyening.-Cotton quiet bat
firm; sales 1000 bales; middlins uplanda 2i3c Gold
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