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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
SICK TRANSIT.

The transition from gray to unnatural
black or brown, effected by the hair dyes
and kindred preparations, isindeed u sick
ening transit, Phalon's Vitalia, on the
other hand, restores the natural hue to n
shade, and is pleasant and soft, instead of
sickening and pcrnicious. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
je2Odawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

GET, not Do.--Macauley once laid, in
praise Of British Ministry, that ''the
cause Of the country was entrusted to men,
who, in forming their arrangements,
thought much of what they could do, and
little Of what they could GET No truth
fll Radical can pay similar compliment
TO the administration of President, Grant
He seems 10 be devoted 10 gcning, not TO
,lyiu0
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* Q - Is O O
Cures Scrofula in Its Worst Forms.

. Frgm 4. W. NILS, a prominent ami vel luosr
msrchaHI OF Norfolk, Va.
No. " Man u, SoETltg, Va, sept. q, 1853.
De- ISrs-Dcu riri Your ko.kOo has
Nofkoi wonders IN ny family ~ dAushl~i ne
t-Tn -rf~rrr ffssss. -srssftil. sissa childhood
ID" Loot th.fy on" pieces 4 bone from h'r ankle,
several from her arm, besides having ultfFa iu
several part - he b,ty. Wlfs' .u fh.sc,Hl %.
t.pn she commences tll..Dg Dor ho-kol --.taetei
Ike chHfW on her, uuIrr its poo fle ulnTr-
gradually hsale.l, and her geaeral nslilh greatly
improved. u certainly sayei her much suffer.
~. AMI PcfhaP- her lie. lfegsrl Koskoo a spe-
hs TOR al -froi4lsus affections. Your ho.ESO
AZ "ul"i 'uy VII. 20 dy-leps.t, from which -hs
suffered gT,''ly. She j. L4g Iu bgtt,g health than
shT has icon ~ hyc yearr.
With tA' Highest regard,
ana gratefully your. ot,.,
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

KoskDo y endorsed IS tho best phy c an.
everywhere. Real the following from D. o. li'f,,
sue0essf M practitioner II many year. standing
~ the Oi North -taic3
Rocky N0ul.. T. lger0mhr Co, scpt. IT,, lsr1.
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COno eni ralcd uid Extract OF ko.kso 10 NY prac.
tee Nth tLe hippiest Ts-ults. ! ind i t. b. n
powerful liver iuygorhtor, blood puHief, and
nervous tome. la all diseases II the liver, scTDf.
ulOu-, syhtitc, AMI nervous affections, II h n
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every variety Of chrome dis1a-r- IT. use Ia inii,
Gated, Hoping you may meet Niti the success
which you des"ff" ~ Manufacturer 81 reliable
mel cincS, am, ~ir, With muC4 respect,
Your obedIeut servant,
H. g. TILLERi, ". +.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

-Gen,lomcn, go to John Antrim's, 73
Ohio Lcyee, for all your muslin shirts
hosiery, underwear and paper collars, and
save al least 20 per cent from the ordinary
retail prices, He has the best cloth COW
cred paper collar ever offered in the mar
kct &
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Wiru HIN To a,lemp; 10 debate with
Mr. Mum Is the high, of folly. He is not
lcgician, and is rs ignoran, Of facts and
rs destitute Of arguments a. Mr.. Mozart
ncy. He Is simply great bag Of loud
sounding words-a hcad.shaker, rhetorical
repeater Of throadbaro wsrisms n man Who
has abou, his dulncss a quality Of elastic
ity on which the most formidable argu-
ments are thrown away. The
Democracy should hire n calliope
81 canva., the district with him.
A calliope i "a, loud and a, nrgumcntative
~ he
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
4 NEIH NOOK

We have received from the author, John
p. Jcniies, Of Wooster, Ohio, new worl,
entitled.
Tho Natural History of the Human Race
with their Primitive Form and Origin,
Distinguishing Pccuiaritics, Antique
~, Works of Art, Physical Structure,
Oriental Endowments and Moral Bear,
ing.
The author in his preface says; "Hav-
ing long been convinced Of the necessity
of a work such ns Is presented in the fol-
lowing pages, imposed upon myself the
labor of the undertaking. The motive
which induced the laber will recommend
the work TO every reader interested in the
origin and early history of mankind. The
construction of such history is
an nrduous task. The writer who
i. possessed Of the industry and patience
requisite toit. successful completion, merits
the gratitude of the studious and the learn
ed, and his efforts will be appreciated by
tina, larger class Of intelligent readers not
strictly within the ranks Of science. The
author of the National History Of the
Human Races has given 10 his work much
time, reserrch and thought, and the result
is tina, he has presented to the public avail
liable and instructive book. 1t cons sely
and forcibly written, it is printed on good
paper, and geographically is unexcep,ion.
able. The different subjects under consid-
Grafton arc treated in their proper order,
tho whole ending with disquisition on
the social and moral nature Of man. The
different race Of men are illustrated by
colorcd plates, accompanied BY numerous
engravings Of the various forms Of each.
The work will be valuable addition
to any library ard may be bad by address,
ing John =. Jeirrios, Wooster, Ohio.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Democratic papers in the District will please
copy.
II is suggested that Democratic county convcn'
tons, 10 select delegates, he held on the 81 Mon
day in July.
Let every county senda iull delegation.
Nv order Of the Democratic Central Committee.
JOEL @. MORGAN,
Chairman Dem. Cen. Com. 18th Cong. Dis. Ill.
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Ghe 9nlletin.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.
,a,h congressional District.

A Convention Of The nemocf"ey o. me i',n
Congressional pi''r'ct OF Illinois, "''' De h',u AZ
Me,ropcls, Nss'ac county on Ih"fshy' 'ne ',h
day Of Augusta D. $50 at noon OF sald Iay, 10
nomipais a candidate for Congress IN winch con,
yention the counties comprising sad District "'II
be entitled to one delegate for each 100 votes cat
for uoralo Seymour n ISIS, and one for each irac-
mart thcrcofin excess Of hfty a. follows
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Ar HoME.--Thc colorcd Radical leader,
Rev. Mr.. Shores, who has been absent n,
the South collecting money, returned to
the city few days ago with new suit of
clothes. We are informed that Mcssrs.
Mum, Linegar, Wood, Brown and other
white Radical leaders, met him at the river,
and that II scene Of great pathos and inter-
est was enacted. Mum not only shook
hands with him, but embraced him, and
after he was through great scramble for
the second greeting cnsucd. Wood en-
deavorcd to go in ahead Of Lincgar, who
insisted that Senator had precedence Of a
Sheriff, and that Wood should no, crowd
him out. Wood quoted line from
Burns al Linegar, and fell back in good
order. Blu, the quarrel ia no, yet ended,
and !, is thought by some that Wood will
bolt Linegar for Senator. lie says tina,
Linegsr is cndoayoring to monopolizc the
niggcrs, and tina, he won't submit. And
So the war wages. In the meantime the
Niger is serene.
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STUDY your interests and read the ad-
vertisement &c Creates, Work Of the Age
IN this paper In9ylsd2w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Real the following from Mf. Womble, promi.
uert hardware mere hant Of this city
No. ~ Market square, Norfolk, Va,
October -, lsly.
DR.. Law lencc-Deae Sir. To the large number
Of testimonials which you Offer Of tbs great eli /.
cacy Of your ko-kOo, ! take pleasure ~ AIDING
NY own. ! suffered greatly with nervous debility,
headache, loss Of appetite, etc. Two battles Of
KOskOO restored me 10 health
Your truly,
]. q. MuMNLE.
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vJ,O BE sOLDFOR CHARGES

The following articles, now IN possession Of tho
undersigned, viii be- sold at public auction, on the
9TH day Of July ls70, To pay freights and charges,
II not claimed ur called Tor bofore the date above
mentioned, sale 10 take place on Wharf Boat, op.
po-lte sixth street, Cairo, Illinois, AT 10 o'clock
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

RArs"-LSk and other Radicals are
descr.ins the Republican party. oRats
desert sinking ship"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

w. IL. COULTER, ...,".". Master,
Is prepared at all times to do rll kinds OF tow
ing and jonbng ON the most reasonable terms.
Headquarters AT Cairo, Illinois,
marriott
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

WAsHrSoToN, June 24.-The Demo-
cratic Senators and Members Of Congress,
at IL caucus held last night, agreed on nm
address, which was to-day signed and
issued rs follows
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
From DR.. Lloyd, physician OF large practice.

hront Brldgel Va, OctObcr 3, lsGJ.
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THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED

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men and wOmcn.
No medicine has attained such great rrpuia.
ton as This Justly celebrated Compound.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
SUCCESSION OF MILTON TAYLOR.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1856.

RY r. B.. FOUKE, PUBLIC ADM1NIsTRA
- tor and administrator Of the succession OF Nil
ton TaylOr-E. A. DeslOnde, Auctiopeer-()f,ice No
IL Commercial! Place.-SATURDAY, july 30. at Il
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
change, Royal street, New Orleans. by yirtne and
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish NJ
Orleans dated June "a, 1870 for account of the snc
cesslon OF Milton Taylor, deceased will be sold
Two LOTS OF GROUND together with the
pulldlngs and improvements thereon and ali riph-s
ana privileges thereto belonging, situated in the
street Tor COvingtOn Landing) Rampant date Her
culesl, Euphrosine and Franklin 1iate Bentop)
streets, designated by the numbers / and Q on a
plan Dy Henry z. Boudousquie, civil engineer and
surveyor, dated New Orleans, June. 1870.
Lot NO. measures so feet front on Delord street
depth of PA feet on the line nearest to Franklin
street ana ziS feet on the opposite line. Lot No
adJoins lot No. l. and measures Is feet front on
BASIN street, or Covington landing, by a depth of
iT leet, between parallel lines, American measure
Terms ana condltiOns-One half cash in United
amounts payable in one and two years in the notes
OF tne purchasers payable to their own order, and
py them Endorsed, bearing interest at the rate OF
eist per cent per annum from date until final pay
ment, and secured by special mortgage upon the
property until paid.
for attorneys fees in case of suit to recover pay
ment OF any part of the notes.
Inc buildings to be insured if required by the
Public Administrator, and policy transferred.
, Act Of sale before George w. Christy, notary pub
hc, at the expense of the purchaser including the
by law. p B. FOUKE
Administrator of Milton Taylor deceased,
T. A. DEsLoNDR, Auctioueer,
je26 jy26 S2326t I'd
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IMPORTS.

LIvERPOoL-ship China-27os bales cotton
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VALUABLE CANAL STREET PROPERTY.
THE TwO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
adjoining the corner of Rampant Street.
SALE FOR PARTITION.
coRALIE PRIEUR, WIFE OF E. G. GoTTsCKALK
WRISTS s-ls...-I
ALEXANDER AND JOHN H. ALPuENTE
Second District Csurt-No. 32,s2s.

DY J.. B.. WALTON, AUCTiON nn
ID fee No. 162 Common street.-SATUKDAI, Au-
gust -, 1870, at II o'clock NJ, at the St Charles
Auction Exchange, by virtue and in pursuance OF
a judgment rendered by the Honorable Louis Du-
vgneaud Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans in the above entitled suit on the
twentythird day of March, 1865, and signed on the
first day Of April 1858, Court Docket No. S2s viii
be sold the following described property, 70 wit
ings and improvements thereon, in the First Dis
trict Of this city. in the square bounded by Canal
Common, Dryades and Rampant streets, measuring
% feet inches and lines front on Canal street by
O depth of III feet, 10 inches and lines between
parallel lines, according to q plan drawn by r. n
Judice architect dated the thirteenth Of April 1867
The improvements consist Of ATw0,ST0RY AND
corner of Rampant street. suited for Offices below
and dwelling above, paved yard, cistern, water
works, etc. The rear buildings are two stories and
comOdfOus. This property is leased until the hrst
of October 1870 at the rate of $50 per month and
is sold subject to the lease.
Terms-One-third cash in United states treasury
notes. the balance a credit Of one and two years,
in the notes of the purchaser divided into coupons,
if re0uired) to his order, and by him Endorsed,
to be dated the day Of the adjudication bearing
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per annum
from date until paid to be secured by mortgage and
vendors lien and privilege on said property, with
the clause of nOnalienandO. The purchaser to
keep said property insured to the amount Of said
notes or coupons and transfer the policy Of insur-
to- the vendor, and to pay five per cent att0r-
news fees in case of suit for the recovery of the
notes or coupons
Act of sale before Magner, notary public at the
expense of the purchaser, including the United
States revenue stamps required by law.
jy13 is % 30 aus Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16

the Prussian minister at Paris was On the
point Of starting again for Ems yesterday
when a Prussian messenger arrived here
with counter orders.
Marshal Rousdell has gone to Algeria to
take the place of Marshal Mcmahon.
The Gamlois says the minister of Austria
to Berlin is in Paris, and has had interviews
with the Emperor.
1t is reported that the Emperor received a
dispatch from Queen Victoria this morning
making last appeal, and that a similar
dispatch was also sent from London to the
King of Prussia.
1t is said that Napoleon has prepared a
proclamation, to be distributed throughout
the German States as soon as the French
troops have crossed the frontier. 1t assures
the German people that France is against
Prussia, not against Germany, with no ldca
OF conquest. An enormous number OF
copies have been printed.
3P M.-The excitement in the city
to-day was very great. No opposition to
war is manifested by any class Vt citizens.
Rentes have advanced to 66f
The La Liberte reports that great bodies
of troops were put in motion last night for
the frontier, and that the Emperor will take
the field in person.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
Monetary Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EVENING. july Is. 1870.

FRIDAY EVENING, July Is, 1870. )
We have no change to report in the
money market. On the street Al notes with
unquestionable cOllaterals, are quoted at
10012 " cent v annum, and Al without
collaterals at IL a IL, and second grade at
Ia 0112 v cent y month. Mortgage notes
rule at 0l0 y cent y annum for AL, and
IL a ID for second grade.
The war news from Europe has tended
rather to unsettle the market and it is more
difficult to obtain accommodations outside.
capitalists appearing DESTROYS of awaiting
further developments before investing.
Gold opened at 1885 1884 against 114A
at New York; and closed after showing con-
siderable irregalarity at 1l4B 0l15b
against n5A). The movement was quite
active, the sales reported reaching nearly
s25O,OOO, of which $4,000 at 1885, $1,000 and
$1,000 at 1879, $4,000 at ia, 5000 and
$4,000 at 1l4A, $4,000. at 1l401l4A,
$4,000 at l1414 0114as, $4,000, $1,000, slO,-
600 and $4,000 at 1l41s, $4,000 at HAS q
ll4l2, $4,000 5000 and $4,000 at 1l4a,
$4,000, lin two equal sums) at lis and
$4,000 at 115ls. $4,000 was sold in New
York to-day, for account of parties here, at
ll4a4. Nothing reported in silver.
Foreign exchange was almost at a
stand-still. The violent fluctuations
if gold, the result of the war news
from Europe, caused a very unset
tied feeling throughout, and with small
sales of cotton the offerings were very
light. The sales of sterling embraced $4,000
or $4,000, of which f120O bank at 11OA gold
and f7O0private bankers sight at l11A. No
sales Of francs were reported. Sterling
may now be quoted at Us a 1854 for good
to AL bill of lading and clear, and 1861 a
1T for bank; and francs nominal at
4.52la O. for the former and 4.48a4 for the
latter. These figures show an advance Of
liz az y cent in the rates for sterling bills.
Domestic exchange was without any ma
terial variation. The banks checked on
New York at % y cent premium, and the
sales included 5000, $4,000, $4,000 and
SO, 900 commercial sight on New York at
"a premium; $4,000 bank and commercial
at a for the former and SIG for the latter;
10000 bank at SIG, and $4,000 sight ON
Boston at ls.
We heard of no sales of bonds.
In stocks the transactions reported in
Guided 200 Ship Island Canal at 7712c; 100
do at roc; 300, 800, 500, 500 and 500 do at
Soc; 1000 do at the same 1000 at Sic; 1000
do at S2lac, and 20 Citizens Bank at $l59 so.
Also, late last evening, 800 Ship Island
Canal at 75c, and 1000 do at Soc.
State warrants, new issue, were weaker.
$625 and $625 sold at TIC, and $2515, early,
at SOC. Dealers bought State SOC for new,
and "a a Csc for old, and Metropolitan Police
at SO 9S1ac, and sold the fOrlneS at SIC for
new, and 951a q 96c for old and the latter
at SO 99Ac. A lot of $500 city treasury
notes sold at IL " cent discount. Dealers
bought small sums at 12013 " cent dis
count, and sold at IL. We quote:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
By Wash. g. Boylan. e
VALUABLE AND IMPROVED PROPERTY, STU.
ated in the Second District of this CITY,
SUCCESSION OF JAMES c. KAUFMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1885.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES C. KAUFMAN.

RY WASH. G.. BOYLAN-AUCTIONEER.
~ Office and salesroom No. 80 Camp street,
SATURDAY, August 6, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ, 1
shall proceed to SELL at the st. Charles Auction Ex
change, on st. Charles street, between Common and
Gravier streets, by virtue Of and in pursuance to
an order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud Judge of
the Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated the twenty fifth day of May 1870, the pro,
perty hereinafter described, belonging to the above
succession, to wit
!. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
al the buildings thereon and all the appurtenances
situated in the Second District of this city in the
1aubonrg Irene, in the square comprised within
Blenvllle Marais Customhouse and IRENE streets
designated by the number ten of square number
tWenty-six, and measuring american measurel
thrty-0ne feet eleven inches and five lines front on
Bienville street, by one hundred and nineteen feet
In depth, between parallel lines; being the same
property purchased by deceased from Francis Katb
man, by act passed before R. ]. Ker notary puhIic
on the eleventh January, 1864. f0'
Terms and Conditions of Sale-One third casb ona
the balance on a credit of one and two years for
notes secured by mortgage, with vendors rivile@e
on the property sold, said notes to bear interest
at eight per centper annum from date until paid To-
gether with ve per cent attorneys fees in the event
OF suit on said notes. The purchaser to keen the
property fully insured the policy transferred to the
holder OF the notes, and the purchaser to assume
ana pay the taxes of the current year and internal
revenue stamps and costs of act of sale over and
ABOVE the price of adjudication N
Act OF sale before 4. J. Ker, notary public.
Jy6 - 20 q aus FN'
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New YoK, July Is, Evening-Cotton
closed duh and nominal; middling up
lands Doc; sales to-day 900 bales. Flour:
State and Western l5a3Oc higher:
Southern 10 pc higher; common to fair ex,
ira $606 90. Wheat 304c higher; winter
red and amber Western 81 Hal 50. Corn
lac higher; new mixed Western 93c a
81 05. Beef quiet. Pork $40 80. Lard
firmer; kettle f6l4 lie. Whisky a shade
firmer, 81 OLE. Groceries firm. Naval
stores firmer. Freights firmer and active
CINCINNATI, July l5.-.Flour firmer; fam
lily, S. l5S6. Wheat, 81 3Sl 40; Corn
firmer at SO a SOC. Oats, Sc a 60c. Rye, CSC
0$l. Barley, 81 1O@l 20 for new. Cotton
nominal; no demand. Whisky, 96097c.
Provisions firmer. All articles held higher
Pork, $50 $50 50. Lard, keg 81, tierces $l6
Bacon and bulk meats sold lac higher. But
ter, 2202c. Eggs, 16017c.
ST. LOUIS, July l5.-Flour unchanged
Wheat firm, but buyers stood off, small
sales Of No. 2 red 81 13al IL. Corn: Buy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16

Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The announce
ment Of war between Prussia and France
in the House by the Associated Press dis
patches was received with applause. Con-
gress has extended its session to two
o'clock
The Senate is in executive session, fight
ing over the nomination of Frelinghuysen
to succeed Motley at the Court Of st.
James,
The Georgia bill goes to the President
Its bearings are not understood, though
Mr.. Trumbull, when voting for the bill, de-
clared he did SO because he understood
that it made an election this fall manda-
tory.
PARIS, July 15.-The old garrisons have
all gone to the front, and "Vive La guerre !"
is the universal cry.
Noon.-Bourse fat. Rentes g. francs 60
centimes.
The excitement here is very great, and
many demonstrations in favor of war have
been made by the people.
Some persons who protested were Missed
and insu1ted. The police did not interfere.
A crowd stopped at the Prussian Embassy
and shouted insultingly.
1t is asserted that the Prussian Ambassa-
dor will leave Paris to-day.
Austria processes neutrality, unless a third
party interferes
An extraordinary edition Of the Constitu-
honnel, just ed-noon-announced that
in consequence of the insult offered to Bene
detti, France accepts the war which Prus
STA offers.
The declaration of war has been an
nounced in the Corps Legislatif.
LONDON, July Is, p. M.-StOcks and all
kinds Of securities are fat and nominal.
Breadstuffs are excited and advancing.
BRUSSELS, July l5.-The Intervention of
the great powers for peace has been inef-
fectual, and Napoleon will announce to-day
a rupture of the peaceful relations hereto
fore existing between France and Prussia,
and declaration of war.
5000 bales; for export 1000: for specula-
ton 1000 bales Stock on hand SEX. 900 bales,
IF which 800, 600 are American. Receipts of
he week $4,000 bales, of which 81 900 bales
we're American. Cotton of all classes afiOat
l03, 900 bales, of which 10000 are American
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
with dividend.
COMMERCIAL,

CoTToN-The sales to-day were confined
to $50 bales at irregular prices, partly show
ing "a decline of Y a l2c. We now quote
ordinary at - BE; COED ordinary at l5l2
l6c; low middling at l6ls lie; middling
at l7s4 0lSc, and strict middling at "a
lSlec.
The market opened under the disturbing
influence OF the late war news, with very
limited demand and increased anxiety to
realize. Under these circumstances some
good ordinary sold at even less than our
inside figures for that grade, but in other
instances factors obtained our reduced
quotations, which, however, are submitted