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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-11
P17EAT MEDICINES
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
Female Re g U!l. tor
Woman Hest Friend.

Thl. variable medicine Is prepared for WoStS
xclusivsly, and u be used by women only. II IL
,danted especially to ihuse casos where the womb
disoidttci AID yin cure aiy irfes iiariy la me
'mctsvs, cNcrut iu such cases ~ he luite aurgl-
,a operation A. these lac are very rare, the i l.
dALE REGU LArOH is Of air oSt universal applies.
ion. ln u sudden oueck Of the "iaonthly courses
irom CoLu, trUubls ui mind or Ike cause, u acts
ike Charm, ~ restoring The disshufpt ia trei
Instance, thus relieving the fever, headache, palm
in The back amt "lUwcf stomach" suAhss Of hts'
about the face, chilly sensations, burning OF ths
syellds, aud general fgstlessueas, Token In time,
AL these syn ft.ms pass away immediately, with
ut uJuiy to the stitutiun. Iraqushtly, hoNeE-
", the proper tUuSdy u ned applied In umo, the
disease bucomss chronic, aid che foundation laid
or numbrflpss eyils 10 the constitution 81 woman.
The next rum comes around and there - no
show, /" or perhars tho "whtts' will sppear.
here will be some untAsineSF shout the womb,
,ut very little none 81 the natural enid escaping
rho compiler on becomes sSlow, bowels swolt' n,
sott Of giUensh caste ABOUT the face constant tul
irhing pains iu toe head welt BIT 3d. thu lower siom-
ach and bsci, with without Hhitcs, palpia.iona
nf the heart. pnlor, % haistioE. indigestion wear
iuerG, lSugOr, AcbrR across tho ons loss OF aTpe-
tie, pain ~ the LEFT breast, tightness across the
chest, cough and gidliusss II eiill allowed to go
On, green vii knees will be fully developed the
loudAehc berume severe, with loss Of memory, d.
ninishcd sgnsibiiy. sIoK STOMACH, dyspepsia, no
rsh for food loss of Gosh. Increased nutering Of
ho heart SWELLING or Trg ftRr, legs and body.
,ni .s,,'onal splitting ~ blood. The sleghest 'i-
orr hurried breathing, auist to sunocatior
The skiu Is dabby, aud has a"dougby feel" Thia
sad picture, bui il h tbs couditIon o. thousand
i women between the ugus oi nftreu and forty i've
Who are brought to the grave by ignorance, or reg
ioct to take TIT proper remedy.
| To all who are an oiod with any Of the symptom
hove mentioned, IN connection with an Irregular
| OF tho "morthy sici,uots," w earnestly say
| tAkE BIZ HEApFiLLpS PHNALS REGrLATuE
| few ouuccg taken. you will nj once experience 81
benefit, aud with ltto patience you will he fall!
| 'estoaed TO health.
| This remedy hns beon extensively used for MP
ystd Of twenty years by many Of the most expert
| need and successful physicians ia Georgia. y
| smiiy should be without two OF tire bottles.
| For sale by DR. JSo. BUSrIS0 and PEPPyR RRos
| iistOl, Tenn. Jan 2l-ly
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C0MMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston CotIon. isice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS. !

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, June 13, 1870. J
OorToN.-The market opened with moderate
inquiry, and some transactions took place about
on the basis on 2OXc 3, fb for middlings, but
closed dull, weak and nominal. Sales about 15o
bales, say at 16z; 1S at l6X; at II; "a at 175s
Is at 10; 80 az 1e,<; o5 at 2oh; 25 at 2oa4c. Quo
tatIons are omitted.
R1cE.-Thls grain displayed hrmer tendency.
and prices were somewhat better. Sales 12O
tterces OF clean Carona-Ss tierces at S,l; so al
IS Ice a fb. We quote common to fair clean Car.
olina at 71s@s11c; good sl&9s SIG p ID.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was good inquiry for
these articles, with the following sales: Say 81
bbls extra pale rosn at s475@5 Is; 81 bbls pale at
81 3o@4 so; SO bbls low pale at So 1904; 81 bbls
dull at ss; 100 bbs No. 2 at 81 6o@l e5; 81 bbls
No. 8 at 81 55@1 S.; 40 bbls black at 81 SO.
FRBraHrs.-To Liverpool oy steam, direst nomi-
nal, via New York, T-led on uplands; l1-led
on sea Islands; by sail we quote 7-16d on
upland cotton, and Hd q b on sea
Island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at xc on uplands
and lHo on sea islands. Coastwtse to
New York, by steam, 10 q h on uplands
,nd xc on sea Islands; by sail, Nc p n on up.
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, y
0Kc p b on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam
xc p b on uplands; by sail, somewhat NOM
lna. To Baltimore, by steam, h@Hc y % on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal
ExcHANax.-Sterling 80 day bills OF 22H@23.
DOMESTIC cExcHANGg.-The banks purchase sight
checks at \ OF, and sell at 4 premium. Out
side they purchase at Il OF, and sell at X pre-
MUM.
GoLD-Buying at IL and selling at l3.
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LANDS FOR THE EANDLESS.
OranReburg.


The News says: Monday was rather dull
day for the sheriff, rs there were few safes.
The following tracts were disposed of by the
sheriff: Barton VS.. Rowe, lot No. 8, 77-l0O
acres, to. N. A. Bull for s95; lot No. 10, 77-l00
acres, to N. A. Bull 500 so; lot No. II, 92-l0o
acres, to NJ. Glover for s76; lots Nos. IL and
Is, three-quarters of an acre, to s. Dibble for
SIS; lot No. 2, west Of railroad, 20 acres, to
Mrs Stocker for $500; Boliver VS.. Riley, l4S
acres, to w. L. W. Riley for $40; tract 2, 2l4
acres, to the same for $40; Hooker vs. Hooker.
remainder in dover 109 acres, to S. Dibble for
s3l; estate land of Metts, l35 acres, to I. n.
Sasportas for sl37; tract 2, 227 acres, TO 7. r.
Sasportas for sl95; tract 8. SO acres to Mrs. Z.
Crook for $685."
Marlboro.
The Bennettsvile Journal says: ''The first
Monday in Marlboro is now sales-day only In
name. Very few people were In town on Mon
day. The farmers were too busy to leave
home. Nothing OF Interest trauspired during
the day."
The Herald says of sales.day: 1.-The crowd In
attendance was neither large nor small. one
tract OF land was sold by the sheriff at low hg-
ures; also, q few small wares f"
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THE ErYPoGRAPHICAL UNION.
The Question OF ofColor-Women Printers
Apprenticeship, &c.

During the sessions Of the National Iypo-
graphical Union, at Cincinnati last week, Ine
Committee on Colored Printers reported taat
they believed it would be assuming aroltlary
power, and contrary to the progress Of clylllza-
tio1 and advancement Of this enlightened age,
for the union to legislate on the color OF
nrinters seeking admission to the union, and
recommended that the matter be LETT to the
discretion of subordinate unions. The report
was adopted by 81 to II.
Mr.. Bates, of Memphis, said, it. was under
stood, in the south, that no negro would De
admitted to O union south of mason and
DiXons Line" The resolution was lost, so
this subject remains for the subordinate unions
to settle among themselves.
A resolution was passed encouraging 1emale
compositors to cooperate with male Wnere-
ever employed together.
The Committee on Subordinate Unions re-
ported that custom should regulate wages
until q schedule Of prices was adopted.
The project of establishing home for dis
abled printers was considered impractcable.
A resolution declaring this union the high
est authority In the printing business, and hsv-
Ing the power to establish general rules IN re-
card to the qualification for admission to SUD
Ordinate unions, was referred. Thls nad reler-
ence to the admission OIL negro printers uuuer
the rule previously adopted, leaving the SUD
iect of admission to subordinate unions: 1t
was claimed that one union might admit
negro, and If his card was refused by others,
their charters would be forfeited.
Resolutions were adopted favoring regular
system of apprenticeship wherever the infu-
ence of subordinate unions can operate. The
practice of printing newspapers outside.
away from the home of1ce-was discussed, but
no remedy was suggested.
A resolution was adopted protesting against
the expenditure Of public money by the post
master general TO print business cards on
stamped government envelopes.
The next convention Is to meetin Baltimore.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, June sNoon.-consols s2x. Bonds
$685..
LIVERPOOL, June 1a-Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; uplands 1oKa1oxd; Orleans 1o1Sd; sales
1000 bales.
Afternoon.-cetton, uplands 1o1Ea1oHd; Or
leans 1o%d.
PARIS, June 1s.-Bourse opened dull. Rentes
TAI CSC.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, June 13-Noon.-Stocks weak.
Money 4a5 per cent. Sterling, long, s1; short
l0h. Gold 13. Bonds IL Tennessee, ex-cou.
pons 81; new 81; Virginia ex-coupons, ssh; new
81; Louisianas, old 76&; new II; Levees, skies
"a; eights s2k; Alabama eights 10l; fves T3k;
Georgia sizes ss; sevens e5A; North Caro-
lima, old 4s.G; new PAX; South Carolina, old
90; new So. Flour dull. Wheat dull and lac
lower Corn dull. Pork quiet at $50 5o Lard
quiet; bols 13c. Cotton dull and lower; middling
uplands &c; Orleans 22hc. Turpentine 3SKc.
Rosin So o5a2 OK. Freights firm.
Evenlng:-,Money 4a5 per cent. Sterling sXa
sx. Gold l2Xal2A. Governments dull and
lower; sixty .twos Tx. Southerns generally un-
changed Cotton dull; sales 1000 bales; uplands
21Mc. Flour dull and declining; super S. 25a5 10;
Southern common to fair extra Sc 25a7. Wheat
ease lower; winter red and amber Western 81 43
nj As. Corn dull and lower; new mixed Western
sIa1 o5. Pork nrmer $50 s21sa3o rs. Lard nrmer.
Whiskey unchanged. Groceries quiet and firm.
Naval stores quiet. Freights dropping.
BALTIMORE: June 13.-Flour active; wlnter
higher; Howard street super $5a5 so. Wheat
armer, but unchanged. Corn, white, 81 i7a1 10;
yellow 81 os Oats 6Oa62o. Pork firm ut S31.
Bacon firm shoulders lac. Lard 1s1za17Ic'
WhIskey better. 81 o4al 05.
C1scINNATr, ,:June 1s.-Flour dull, but not lower.
Corn dull and declining. Whiskey dull, but un-
changed, 81 o2a1 o3. Pork quiet at s3oa3o so.
Bacon unchanged and in light demand; shoul-
ders 13kc; clear sides Tx. Lard held at 16Ac.
NORFOLK, June l3.-Colton quiet and dull low
.middlIngs nominaly at 2oc; sales 20 bales: re.
celpts 2s6 ba es exports coastwse 500 bales stock
1720 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 13.-Cotton market quiet and
weak; sales l2s bales; middlings 1e224a2oc; re-
ceipts 10 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 13.-Cotton inactive, mlddllngs
2eXa2oXc; sales ITO bales; receipts 71o bales; ex-
ports coastwIse 81 bales; stock 22,6ss bales.
GALVESTON June 1S.-Cotton weak, but In fair
demand; good ordinary 17Hc; sales 500 oalesi
receptsS55; exports to Great Britain 5319; to the
Continent 1852; stock 1885,
MOBILE. June ls.-cotton dull; mlddllngs 2oHc;
sales 400 bales; receipts 44s.
NEW ORLEANS, June l3.-Cotton dull and lower;
middling 2oXc sales 1850 bales net receipts 2O5S,
1ss, total els2.t Exports to Liverpool
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in Dickenss new story, the portrait of
Durdles. like that of the Fat Boy. is said to be
taken from life. "The Confessions of an Opi-
nm-t' t'atern forms the groundwork of the sketch
or Jasper, although Dickens has spent hours In
studying the effect of the drug upon Cinnamon
and their companions in the East End. These
opium eating scenes have, it is said, been sub
mitted in proof to physician Of high standing
for his suggestions, In order to make them
psychologically accurate. Sir Bulwer Lytton
submitted the plot OF his 'Night and Morn
ing" to barrister In the form OF. q case for his
opinion. and paid the fee upon 1t In the ordi-
mary form.
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Receipts by Railroad, June 13.
soI,TH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

l6e bales cotton, 121 bales domestics, 30 tierces
hams, l6s sacks oil meal, 93 bbls naval stores, 7
cars lumber, cars wood. To Railroad Agent ]
Wiley d CO, Graeser & Smith, Pelzer. Rodgers &
co, j Marshall, W Henerey, " NJ Lawton co.
Smith & Chapeau, A B Mulllgan, ] @ MalloDee e
yelling, Frost Il Adger, G. II Walter Il CO, Mowry
& CO, Wv Smith, " Dukes & GO, B 0'Neill, d
ANIME, and Schachte & Touhey.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
IS bales cotton, 677 bbls naval Stores cars lum-
ber and phosphates kegs nails tobacco, mdse.
DC. To kllncE Wlckenberg & CO, Pelzer, Rod
gers co, w Ryan. Marshall, Jr. S d Stoney,
Kinsman Il Howell, Bardeu L. Parker, Goldsmith
& Sen, w Williams Il CO, q Gibson d co, J Ro-
dolph, G Snowden. Krulse. Mowry l. Son, q D
Brahe. Shackelford & Kelly, A J Salinas, Came.
ron, Barkley l. CO, a o Stone, H L Chsolm,
Welling w Bradford, and Railroad Agent.
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Caprice

She hung the cage at the window;
tIf he goes by,n she said,
( ..He win hear my robin singing,
> And when he lifts his head.
shall be sitting here to sew,
); And he win bow to me, Know"
The robin sang love-sweet song,
6 ;. The Young man raised his head;
The maiden turned away and blushed;
"I. am fool 20 she said,
And went on bordering In SILK,
A pink-eyed rabbit, White as milk.
The Young man loitered slowly
By the house three times that day.
She took her bird from the window;
ape need not look this way.N
She sat at her piano long,
And sighed and played death-sad song
Batmhen the day was done, she said'
= "Iwish that he would come
Remember, Mary, II he calls
Te-night-pm not at home:u ~
So when he rang, she went-tne ell -
she went and let him in herself.
III.
They sang full long together .
Their song love-sweet deata-sad;
The robin woke from his slumoer,
And rang out, clear and glad.
seSoT 20 p7 she coldly said; it's late;"
Ana followed him-to latch the gate.
he took the rosebud from her hair,
? while uYou shall not !" she said;
Ha closed her hand within his OWN,
And while her tongue forbade.
Her VIII was darteHed In the eclipse
or blindtng love upon his lips.
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so45; Amsterdam 23ls; Havre 1889; New York:
ITO; Philadelphia 2o7. Stock s4sSs. Sugar TX
sllXc. Molasses e5a7oa75c Colee dull; prime
17Aa17K. Sterling 2aS4aA. Sight checks y pre-
MUM. Gold TX.
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NaRTaEAsTERN RAILROAp.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, c., IUNEI.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Falcon. Horsey, Baltimore-lert 11th
instant. Mdse. To Mordecui co. p Trenholm.
Railroad Agents, Adams, Damon co. J + Adger
& CO. Jefords 4 CO, II Brown, Mowry & co, Z
Blohme, B Feldmann & co, W & Whilden L CO,
N Robson, ] II Graver / co. Q 0Neill, Taft l. How
land, D Brahe & co, A Qpackenbush, e Perry,
Cameron BarSey co, senhoase T!iiss CO. TecE
CO, Walker, Evans & C0gswell, J L Tobias, Il & Il
P Caldwell, SteFens, Werner L Ducker, II Klatte
& CO, Laurey & Alexander, and others,
Schr Ann S Deas, Garbati, West Point Mill.
92 tlerces rice. To r prlngle & Son, and w
Nv SAILED YESTERDAY.
Brig Josie A DevereauX, Clark, Liverpool.
LIST OF VESSELS
uP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS roRT
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen, Lester, May 10
EsTIC.
Brig Lewis L Squres, Tyler, np,......... April 81
Schr Helene, BalrS up.............. .May IL
NEW YORK.
Schr B Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared. ....... May 81
schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, cleared June 10
Brig c Williams, Thomson, up......... June 9
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship " Everman. lIinckler. cid. ...June 0
Schr u Steelmanr Adams, up.............. June
Schr Veto Mccarthy, up. June
BALTIMdRE.
Schr Joseph Baxter BaXteE cleared. May 81
Schr Henry CastotT, Damon, cleared. June 2
Schr Wautauga Munro, cleared ...... June 5
Schr Nellie Moore, 4erryman, up. p..........j June Q
Schr Miles, PoneH. cleared. ed............. June 7
Schr Streaker, Van Glider, cleared. June 8
Schr Wenonah, Noyes, cleared. d............ June 10
RoCKPoRT, NE.
schr S Jameson, Jameson saiIet. May %
NORFOLK, VA
Schr Geo Squires Tlmmons, cleared. ....June 10
OUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.
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11iantatio,1 Bftters.

A GLORIOUS HANGE,
That any sick man survived the treatment
Of fifty years ago, must be considered proof
that human beings are very hard to kill
The lancet, calomel, csntharldes and drastic pur-
gatives were then the order Of the day. The ply
sician played INTO the hands Of the apotiecary,
and the unfortunate patient was drenched morn.
ing, noon and night with prostrating medicines
We live in more rational and conscientious era
The Importance Of supporting Nature in its conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
by artificial depletion. They are met with TONES
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy: Chief among these allies Of Ma.
ture, In it's battles with sickness, Ia
PLANTATION BTTTERs.
This wonderful vegetable restorativeis is the sheet.
anchor of the feeble and debilitated. Asa cordial
for the aged and decrepid It has no equal among
stomachfcs. AS remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject, II
is.superseding every other stimulant and nervinc
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frIgid, il
acts as a specific In every species Of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever il
is introduced 1t becomes a standard article
"a medicinal staple. Druggists, although theil
profit upon 1t is small, hnd It absolutel.
necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobod!
will accept a substitute. 1t is to-day the mos
popular medicine in the civilized world
Extensively as 1t is advertised, Its best ad
vertisement is the beneficial result whicl
uniformly follows its use. Every bottle sold in
sures the sale Of at least half dozen more. Un
like other stimulants, it braces and fortInes th'
system without exciting undue cerebral action
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores
Circular.

NEW YORK, June 1s-SPIRITs TusrENTINE-
Has ruled steady, with sales and resales amount.
ing to 1925 barrels merchantable at 3Sa3Sls; 100
barrels shipping SO, and 200 New York barrels 1t
40c, closing rather easier ut 3Sia merchantable
Receipts 3I74 barrels. Exports 159 barrels.
RosIE.-Freight room Is very scarce, and as q
consequence the business OF the week has been
remarkably dull. Good strained closes rather
steady at So 05 because OF the advance In Liver
pool. Medium continues scarce, but pale Is IN
good supply, and prices are an average OF '5c
lower than the highest point reached within few
days. Concessions OF over 81 barrels have been
made on some lines. which OF course, strengthens
the views OF buyers In favor Of low prices. The
accounts from abroad for extra pale are good.
The sales amount to 5000 barrels tof which 5000
are pale) Sc 05a2 10 for strained Sc l5a2 so for
No g $22 25a4 for No j: 81 50a6 for pale and extra
pale, and So 5oa6 rs for window glass. Receipts
2O3S3. Exports 1854 barrels.
TAR-Continues very dull. with only retail
business. Prices nominal Wilmington 81; NJ nth
County 81 50. Receipts 723 barrels. Exports 10
barrels.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, June IL: The demand
from the trade Is very fur, and most of the de-
sIrable parcels are sold on arrival tough some
$50 bags Rangoon at 7Hc, and 80 casks Carolina
1T S4aS3lc. Carolina, common to good. per cwt,
81 75as: do prime to fancy So 25aS Is; Rangoon,
per lb. Ta71lo; do gold. In bond, 3a31zc.
From the Journal OF Commerce: The market
ls firm; with fair business doing. The Offer
ings continue TO be light while there Is consider
able disposition to purchase. We notice sales OF
IS tlerces Carolina at sllassc, and 25o bags RAN
COON st TIsc, currency.
From the Times: Rice has been In some de-
mand and quoted steady; sales so tierces Carolina
at SS l21saS SO q 100 Tbs.
From the World: The demand fair and the
market still quite frm on small assortment; sales
OF $50 bags Rang0on at 7hc.
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Stock OF cotton held by Manchester spin ners at
bales, Middllng Orleans, now 10Ha11d, then l2d
The market during the week has been dull, anu
has declined &c on large receipts at and snip
ments from Bombay, and dull accounts from Iiv-
erpool. In the last six weeks the receipts at the
ports have been 211, ,754 against e6,64e last year;
but il we deduct the decrease In the interior
towns and show the receipts from plantations:
the figures are 1885 this year, against 55,6s3
last year. Planters are holding on to the cotton
In the interior towns and to their purchases for
future delivery here, IN order to see how the wea-
ther may be In July and August When they are
satisfied that this crop is sale, they VIII prooao
sell ont. The accounts from the South continue
favorable, and we have never known the crop In
better condition than 1t is now.
In making arrangements Tor BOMBAY dis-
patches, we asked onr friends to telegraph the
EXPORTS from Friday tO Friday, and from the last
Friday of the month to the last day Of the month;
then Irom the first day or the month TO the next
Friday, DC. These instructions have been mlsun-
derst0od and our last dispatch was for the week
and not for the first three days Of June. We as.
cer,ained this by asking for total shipments from
first January 10 third June, and we nave altereo
our tables to correspond. The estlmates .lol Tue
June shipments are from 100000 to 275,G00 bales,
against io6 163 last June. The receipts at Bombay
OF 3O1 900 bales for the four weeks ending fourth
June, were against l43, 600 same time last year.
BoMBAY snlPMENrs.-By special kilograms from
Flnlsy, Clark g. Co:
ct. Brit. IT,; Cont. s]sst., fsss Conf.
Exports lst Jan -.
10 31st Muy, in :.
elusive. .462, 900 l28,0oe 6sl, ,I28 lbo,bfS'
Exports lst to3d -.
June, correct
ed............. 22.000 1000 S,a2l 1908
$4,000 O,Ooo. liz ooOl4s l5a,2s7
Exports 4th to
10th June, in.
cluslve........ 10000 1900 eo,bn 1854
100000 $4,000 72o,72o 154,29l
Deficit TO Great Britain. l60 40
UeuClt 10 CONTINENT. LESei
Receipts at Bombay for the week ending 10th
June, 81. .0OU bales, against $4,000 same time last
wear. The monsoon commenced this week.
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CUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.
Manufactured and for sale by
Dr.. H. BAER.
octs no. 131 Meeting street
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EaSt0n q CO.'S Cotton Report, ioT eiio
Week ending june 10, 1870.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE MARKET-In our
last report the market closed heavy at 221ac ior
middling uplands. Saturday, on receipt OF news
Of heavy Bombay arrivals and shipments, prices
were easier; sales 494 at 22Ac. Monday the
market was dull; sales 21l5. Tuesday the de-
llO7 at 22hc Wednesday the market was dull,
and prices were lower; the offerings were free,
and holders were disposed to realize; sales 17Os;
middlIngs 22c. Thursday the market opened'
firm, upon favorable foreign advlces, but closed
tamely; sales 1897; middling 22c. Yesterday the
market was quiet and prices were steady; the
offerings wefe fair: sales S3s; mlddlings 22e.
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Upland New
and Floridas. Mobile. Orleans. IeSas:
Ordinary ........11x 17T 1S3s deH
Good ordinary. ..19H 1879 2os .02s
Low middliDg ..21 u olH 2lS IH
Middling. ........22 224 IN 20
Sales or the week s156 bales, inclndlng 1861 TO
spinners 3l9 to spectators, and 447S to export
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bales, Since 1st September 669, 1874 bales.