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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-12

TRUSTEE's SALE or LAND NEAR
l. BURkES STATlON.--By virtue OF Il
deed OF trust from Geo. W. and Albert Parker
to the undersigned, bearing date tho 18th day of
March. 1870 and Of record on the land record,
of Fairfax county, libcr IL No I, page 27S, and
for tho purposes in said deed set forth, l shall,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of July, Court day.
1871, before tho Court House door of said county,
sell, to tho highest bidder, by public auction,
that certain TRACT OF LAND, conveyed by
said deed, containing SIXTY-TWO ACRES,
one rood and twcnty-cight poles. This land lies
about II miles north of Burkc's station, on the
o., \. IL NJ. r. L., adjoining the lands of Mcssrs.
Burke, Taylor and others.
Terms: So much cash in hand as will pay the
expenses of sao and the sum OF $500, with inter
est on $500 from the first day Of March, 1870;
$500, with interest on $500 from the LIST of March,
1871, payable on the lst day of March, 1872
$500, with interest from the lst day of March,
1872, payable on tho 1st day Of March, 1873, and
tho residue, if any, payable OH the lst day e
The title to this land is believed to be good but
selling rs trustee, shall convey only such rs Is
vested in me by the before rccitcd deed OF trust.
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee.
Foirfoy cOInty 10 l!l-laWtS
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THE WEATHER. Yesterday afternoon and
last night there were fine showers with much
lightning The rains have extended all around
in this neighborhood. To day has been very
warm
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TOURNAMENTS There was tournament at
Suickersvie, Loudouu county, on the Sth in
stant-very pleasant. Miss Alice Zimmerman
of Alexandria, was selected as second maid Of
honor.
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EFFECTS OF FERMENTATIoN.-Ag gentleman
residing at the upper end Of King street, was
suddenly awakened late last night by what he
and his wife supposed was the discharge of 4
pistol in their room The house was immedi-
ately searched from garnet to cellar, but neither
intentional nor accidental cause OF the noise
could be discovered until cork found on the
floor of the chamber afforded Il solution of the
mystery. The contents of q bottle of medicine
on the mantcl piece had fcrmentcd, and the
gas generated in consequence had forced the
cork out and occasioncd the loud report.
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EDTC.7TIO.N.1L.
DOANOkE COLLEGE,

SALEM, ROANOKE CO., VA.
The 10Th Annual Session Of this Institution
will commence on the 9TH day of September, 1871.
Expenses for session of ten months, including
Board, Tuition, Room Rent, Fuel Lights and all
incidentals, S2U5.
The expense to students boarding with private
families will be about thirty dollars more.
For particulars address the President,
Rev D. f. BlTTLE, ID.
Salem, Roanoke CO., jy lO-1m
CooMBE & G9TTAG 7, S SEAI FOR
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.
The 22d scholastic year of this wcll-known In
sttution will commence on the I'd Monday, in
September, 1871.
Board, including fuel and lights, with tuition in
English, French and Music, per annum -,
(i0 weeks . . $500 90
Day scholars, per quarter for English, SEQ
q French, S 90
" Music, ~ %
All payments quarterly in advance.
No deductions made except in cases of pro-
tractcd illness. Scholars can enter at any time
and will DO charged from the time of entrance.
Boarders are expected to furnish their own
Sheets pillow cases, towels and napkins;
Mrs. H. NJ. BAKER,
Mrs. H. G.. FAIRFAX,
Eoircoy & TJ w S-ro0m Assoriutn PrinriOols
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TURNIP SEED! TURNIP SEED
NEW CROP!

We have just received direct from LAND
RETH our usual Fall supply of
TURNIP SEED
of all the usual varieties
iylO +. $. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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TTNHE FOLLOWING WILL BE READ
l. WITH INTEREST:

TTNHE FOLLOWING WILL BE READ
L. WITH INTEREST:
Under date of April 18th, 1871, DR.. HENRY
j. ROGERS, Us Sharp street, Baltimore, m en-
incnt physician, writes regarding
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:
at affords me much pleasure TO bear tc.tin"-
ny rs to the efficacy Of your Crystal Discovery
Some years since while in lntlia ! Sullcrrdfr from
Il severe fever peculiar to the country On my
recovering patch Of hair on th" left side of my
head became perfectly white, without 1T al nj
rccting the remainder. i" remove Tins InslShtIy
appearance, had recourse to various prcpara-
tons, both in Europ" and in this country bI'
they all had one great dcirct-thcy dyed I'll"
hair black. Now, with your Crystal Discovery,
| can get the desired shadc-thc natural color "i
nv hair being dark brown. consider your
Discovery the best preparation | know OF.
Yours truly, ,,.,,,,,,
Now rs to fact becomes more patent every
dav that the various dirty and filthy preparations
advertised as Reviewers, Rcst"rativrs, &c, are
but compounds Of Sugar OF Lead and Sulphur,
and therefore should bo stunned by I'LL vii"
value their health, il is scarcely - matter Of sur
prise that the demand for NATTASS' CRlS
TAI DISCOVERY, admitted to be perfectly
harmless, and yet accomplish all, and more, than
the poisonous articles claim to do, should have
increased 50 rapidly. 1t restores the color and
growth of tho hair positively i'll few days
STRENGTHENS the roots, makes m excellent dress
ing, soilng neither clothes nor scalp; but on the
contrary it gives the scalp pure and clearly
look, removing nil dandruif and scur!. 1t is The
most economical preparation in use. Put up in
large bottles, at one dollar
ARTHUR NATTANS
Inventor and Sole Proprietor,
WAsHGSGTON, -. {.
For sale in Alexandria by WAKEFIELD ~
uAT1" je 27-coly
TN STORE AND CONSTANTLY RE-
i CEIVING:
WATER COOLERS.
PATENT ICE PICKS. ,
PATENT FOUR-MlNUIE fRtELhKS.
PARSONS CELEBRATED REFRlGE-
RATORS.
WIRE COVERS.
PLATED WARE, in AL varieties.
ROGERS IL SONS CUTLERY.
FANCY MARKET and TRAVELLING
BASKETS.
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAPANNED and PLAIN TIN WARE
WOOD WARE, &c, 90, At
A. H. MOTT IL CO.'S.
ap l9-tf 80 King street, Alexandria. Va
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To the Ladies.-Dr. PANCOASTS EE-
MALE PILLS-a positive cure for suppression
or rregularity arising from any cause whatever
They are perfectly harmless.
GS~Evcry Lady should keep a box of these
pills on hand for use in case Of need.
Price 81 per box. Sent securely sealed to any
address on receipt of price. Direct all orders to
j. WALKER PANCOAST, N. D.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadclpha ap G-3md&w1y
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HIVE YOU Never Heard Of il?-Thcn

inquire at once ut your groccr's for Doocy' )
Chemical Yeast Baking Powder, the only strict
ly pure and harmless Baking Powdcri in market,
from which good, sweet, pnIntabe biscuits, rolls,
cakes or pastry can be made uniformly with the
same success. This article has been steadily in
crossing in demand and public favor, and stands
to-day the most reliable Baking Powder in use.
Ask your grocer for Doolcy's Yeast Powder,
and your testimony to its practical worth will
be added to thousands of others. jy lO-eolw
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MISS LOTTIE FOWLER.

This famous Carvoyant, Physician and bust.
ness and test medium, of Boston, who forcto,ld
the explosion Mt Bridgeport Conn.,, is at the
Mansion House. Hours: 10 a. in. till 8 p. NJ
Indies 81: gentlemen s. je 2I-2ws
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

THOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Clarct Wines st. Emilon and X. Hardy Il
Co.'s Bordeaux.
Crown Sherry: Lacave IL Echpar, Cadiz
Madeira and Port Wines.
French Brandy: Otard Dupuy Il Co.
Holland GIN Anchor brand
Pure Jamaica Spirits and n. +. Rum.
Baker Pure Rye Whiskcy, 1862
Silvcrbrook, Thompson, Gamma and other IA
vorito brands Of Old Rye Whiskcy.
All the above are confidently recommended rs
being pure and Of tho best qualities and will be
sold ut reasonable prices.
AVERY Il DAVIDSON,
iyl0 226 King ST., cor. Alfred
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
Corporation taxpayers will dowell to rcmom-
Der that the time allowed for discount of ID per
cent upon Ia, bills now ready and in tho hands
of tho Collectors will expire by limitation on the
1st of August, and upon no consideration will it
be extended. By order the
FINANCE COMMITTEE
of tho City Council.
Office Of the Collectors on Fairfax St., under
the Mansion House. jy It'd
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CoLoRED ExCURsIoN.-Th colored excur-
sionists from Richmond to Washin gton, whose
passage through this city was noticed in yester-
day Gazette, left here on their return last eve
ming. While waiting on Union street for the
train, they were addressed by two of their
number, neof whom was introduced as C"l.
Carson, of Washington, who told them if they
banded together and voted solidly, they all
could be Coloncls. and could make the white
people address them by that title The other
speaker Was from Richmond, and said he was
not politician, but Whitewater by profcs-
sion, and told them that if they wanted any
thing in that line, he was their man, and that
they must pray for him. The rain rather mar
red tho proceedings and the crowd were pretty
we'll drenched before they got off.
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phenson, nominated by Mr.. Neale, was elected
on the first ballot over VIM. Il. Bushby, noml
mated by Mr.. Hughes, the vote being Steph
enson, Il; Bushby, S, blank, L.
Messrs. j. r. Smoot, j. p. Coleman, H.
S. Leadbeater and VIM. Lambert were elected
Fire Wardens, without opposition, l6 ballots
being cast for each.
For Clerk Of the Market there was contest
the candidates being Thos. Wilmington, VIM.
NJ. Smith and j. W. Atkinson; but upon the
first ballot Mr.. Wilmington Was elected, re-
cciving IL votes, while MIR. Smith received .,
and Mr. Atkinson |.
For Physicians TO the Poor, the following
we're put in nomination j. b. johnson: by
Mr.. Neale; j. G. Hill, by Mr.. Henderson, !; |.
Adams, by Mr.. Moore r. G. Powell, by MIR;
Markell; VIM. Gibson, by NIr. Beach; Bedford
Brown, by Mr.. Wheat, and upon the first bal
lot Drs Brown, Adam and Powell were elected,
the vote being johnson, 6; Hill, $; Adams,
II; Powell. H. Gibson. -; Brown, 10; blank,
3. Upon the second ballot there was no choice,
the vote being: johnson, 4; Hill, + Gibson, 9;
blank, |. Upon the Sd ballot, Dr. Gibson was
chosen, receiving l3 votes, and DIR. Hill, .;
blank l.
After some debate upon L questlo oil al
iournmcnt, the Convention proceeded to the
election of 4 Board of Police Commissioners as
follows: b. Wheat, j. +. Waddey, ). 5.
French and Edward Hughes, the vote being
Wheat, 20; Waddey, 90; French, 10; Hughes,
Is; j. a. Seaton, S; Evans, l.; Beach, |;
blank, l.
Mr. Moore moved that the Convention adj
journ until tonight.
Mr. Hughes amended by making it Thurs
day, which amendment being accepted, the
motion prevailed, the Convention dissolved land
each board adjourned until Thursday night at
s clock.
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Under date Of April 18th, 1871, DR.. HENRY
j. ROGERS, Us Sharp street, Baltimore, M en-
incnt physician, writes regarding
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:
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FIREMEN's CoNvENT1oN-The delegates ap-
pointed by the different fire organizations in
the city will meet in Convention at the hall Of
the Hydraulion Company, tonight, for the
purpose Of recommending to the City Council,
candidate for the Office Of Chet Engineer OF
the fire department.
The names of the delegates are as follows :
Friendship Company j. B. johnson, B.
Wheatley and B. +. Penn
m Sun, Hugh Latham, Thomas Dobie and
Thomas Hall.
Hydraulion, H. j. Neyett, NJ. B. Harlow
and W. II. TIGER.
Columbia, NJ. Mclean II. Herbner and W.
II. Underwood
Relief Hook and Ladder Co., Edgar War
field, James f. Green and John NJ. johnson.
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.7UCTIO.r Stiles.

Will be sold, on the premises, ut public sale,
on 4th day (WEDN ESDAYj 10Th Of 18th mo-
BRIDGE FARM, situated on the Occoqusn
river about two miles below the village of Deco
guam, in Prince William county, Va, adjoining
lands Of Thomas Opp, George Myers, John &.
Horner and William Selccman. Said farm con
tains 3l4 75-lUO ACRES, less - acres convey
ed to the Alexandria and Fredericksburg r. K
for the right Of way through. The land is of
superior quality, the larger part being arabic.
Sale ut ) o clock p. NJ, when conditions, which
will be liberal, will be made known by
ASAHEL TROTH,
Attorney in fact for Samuel Troth
Prince William county, je 2S-lawtss
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\ REENWICH ACADEMY.

Fairfax G. H., jy 7-co2m Associate Princip
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VNILTBERGERS

Uppcrville, Va, jr IS I'm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-20
a.uYerk Riee market.

From the Daily Balletin, Saturday. June IL ::
the stock Of domestic Is not very laIge, puste
eonsl To- the demand, which is restricted % sne
WANTS Of fancy erocefs by the ruling price, Bold
s SsI pretty urn arn, and oder goods only as ca,lea = for r.
sales Of Is tieiceI at ssssxSc sn for o 0rdl PoTsla 70
prime Caroline, and vl los f fa1rl1 1a faom a. day. to to-day DAY,
ga comSnsSd. sSout FORMER rates, the market
rulinS steady. Sales Of $50 bags Rangoon a. 70
NC. and 500 bags Patna at 7Rasc. ,,,a..
From tAe Journal Of rue Sn ea snpplV
10 10 fair INT there is a healthy tone to the maIkes,
Which decides holders to refuse all PICS %nl En
show Weakness; 400 bags Rsngoon sold at lsI1S E
and 400 bags Patna at 7haec; saroa ma! a., q tree.
w o1eered, while buyers are Indifferent; 10 tierces
sold at 9xa9Ac. 49,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-20
vort naval stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce. Saturday, June
II: In spirits turpentine prices show no laraass
change. The demand has fallen on 1 9at ,, sae
mercSastabe order at 4B1Sa47c. Sales embrace
isS Sbls, to arrive, at 48Kc, and 80 bbls on spot at
4sHa47c. Rosins-The. market Is stronger io5
strained. There Is q little better INQUIRY, anu
little to be had under So 60. sales. embrace s2o
bbB at 81 80, and $50 bbls common at 81 90. ~ 10
dne grades a very fair inquiry Is reported, a a,a
with q moderate stock full prices are IniIng. ,n ans
No. 3 at 81 7oa2 90. No. J atssa4; pale at "a 2sa
$50; extra pale at s6s7 so. Tar Is again nlgasr,
with the stock in few.hands and aparingS, o syoo
made within . day or lwouf 800 bhls Washing
ton on private terms. -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-20
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON S. C."..-.".JUNE 20, 1871.
Lat 80 deg 40 min 50 sec. Lon7adeg 81 mins7 SEQ.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia-left
- inst. SMdse. To w A Courtney, 2 Walsh, Jno
FTaylor Il CO, Railroad Agents, j Q Claussen, >
Dr. Bser. " Ii ohafee Z COL Kornahrens. q
L crafts. Quinllven & Bro. R Thomlinson 4 CO, W
5 Bissell, Cameron, Barley & co, G w Williams Il
g. a9J B Duy aaS = sSa' = slq I'm \ b1lIst Cohen = N G KIInes,
Wickenberg 4 CO, W Shepherd & co, LChaptn d
GO, K NJ Marshall & Bro, Elias Il Bro, A r Still.
man, P L Schuckn an, = Borqer, W Mclean, LF
Robertson, NJ h Nathan, Mrs Ann Ross, F Fischer,
8 4 Ginder, Al O'Brien, Bollmann Bros, Kinsfnan
Bros, A N Stanton, Stefens, Werner L QUICKER,
n Cater, Smith 4 Chapeau, oFWleters, b Bischof
d CO, J N Greer d Son, ] G Milnor d co, Lu! q,
II Goldsmith d son, A Tselenlhal. T II BRISTOL q
co, Daily New Office, Goodrich, Wineman i CO. CP
PO1penheim, Holiness Book. House, Hart d co, j
W Linley, Dowie, Nuise i Davis, G LtIienthal b CO,
Burmeis,e r 4 Zerbst, ] Campsen u CO. T ) Budd,
Tieljen & Luden, r McElroy, G " W Il co. Order
and others.
l6Ih inst. Mdse. To Mordecal Il CO, PC Tren.
holm, SO Railroad Agent N 4 Railroad Agent, L
r Panknin, @ Ltilentbal 4 CO. NJ Il collins, J!hn
wehmsnn, J O 6jemann, Jno b Graver q CO,
Robson, JenOrds & co, ] d Richer. 3 DWELL, JOSH
AK, n, II Leiding, McLny & Rice, W p:Bee Z COW
n Bird d co. Macqueep j. Riecke, ADAMS, Damon
& CO, Mrs %Snowden, L Losentz T n Cater. Rag-
Wichtnberg i CO.
Bark American Lloyds. Parks. HAVANA days:
Ballast. low Roach d co. Previously reported
at Quarantine.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British bark Ranger, Cox, Liyerpool-B S Rhett
4 Son.
sehr Sea Queen, Roseorook, BALTIMORE A
EnslUw l. CO.
schr Emeliue McLaln, Crowel, Baltic ore-H F
Baker & CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Annie Kimbal5 -Stnson, Liverpool.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-20
The charleston Cotton, Rice N Naval
Stores Market
UrrIcB CHARLESTON NEWS,
1ro>,ntv EVENING. lime 10, hill

Ube Charleston Cotton, tt1cc anu N"voA
Stores Market
OrrIcB CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING. June IL, lS7l.l
CorroN.-The demand for this staple was hgnt'
but prices maintained a steady character. Sales
los bales.and 2oo on Saturday, not reported; ssy
/ at l5X, Q Of IN, Tat lS, 8 at 1sk, asls' ioaS
20, IS at cox, 80 at 81, IA at 21H, II at 20; and,on
saturday evening, 1870, from ordinary to strlct
m!ddltng, at 2ec, andl5 at 21o. I'VE quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
ordinary'to good ordinary"....l5H9adS
Low middlin g........ .aSS21ssggoy
hlddling .ao2ngoo -,
strict middnng.
RroE.-Thls grain was quiet and no transacaohs
took place. On Saturday about 80 tierces were
sold, not before mentioned, at SIC p 10. we
quote common to fair at s9sHc, good sS@sHc
8b.
NAVAL S~ToRRs.-The sales to- day were 8eS Dds
roslu. as follows 90 bbls extra. pale at So 90, 81
bbls pale st S. rs, 81 bbls low pale at s6@5 26, 50
bbls dull at $685., % bbls coach wheels at "a Is,
% bbls No l at So, Il bbls extra No l at 81 y, 80
bols low No / at So IS. IS bbh extra NO as$ oo,
II bbls., Nos 2.aud ; at So o6@s2 10. NC saies OF
spirits turpentine.
Fssreurs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct,
nominal on uplands (; via New YORK, 40
ON uplands (; Id on sea islands oy sal,
VA on uplands, IA on sea lalands; TO
Hayrs nominal. Ooastwise-to New forS
BY steam, Xc on uplands and Ac on sea
Glands; 81 Is p tierce on rice; by sail, HcR bon
cotton; - p tIerce on rice; 4oc p barrel on roain;
! p II on lumber;ss@lo p II on timber. t
Boston, By sail, 10 p Is on upland cotton.
TO Providence, by sail IS p H on boards, ~
2 h on cotton; by steam 81 = bale on New
York rates.. To Philadelphia. by steam, &c p ID
on ~uplands; by sail. SIP II on boards; 50 Oh
timber; So p ton on clay, aad $a@s 90 on phos
pilates. To Baltimore, BY steam, Kc ? h' by
Sail, So 6o@7 p u on boards; sos rs p ton IN
phosphate. rock. Vessels are In demand 81
our merchants to take; lumber freights from
Georgetown, 8. g., Darien and Satiila S.ser, Gs.,
and Jacksonville. Eta. to Northern ports, and $40
@f2.A II are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExcHANas.-Sterling go day bills 22x@22aS"
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The sanks are pur..
chasing sight checks on New York at par; s. days
u on; 10 days X OF; Is days - on; 20 days Off;
30 days of. They are selling sight checks at x
premium.
GoLD-l1H1l2K.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-20
Raston Market.

BOSTON, June l4.-CoFFEE.-The markes LOT
cefee remains the same a9 previously noucen.
The sales are only In small lots as wanted py1oD-
bers, aud we quote Java at 19a22c, golo, Slnga'
pore 1T%al8c, gold, and Rio at 14al5c, goio' 81
Domingo is quiet, and sales are nomlnaiy s%a
GsofToN.-The market has been considerably e.
cited for cotton the past week, ana q luIlner Ma'
terIal advance has been estaolshed IN prices.
Crop adyices are not very 3aVoraole, alu lroM
abroad there is more encouragement. Inc aa'
vance for some weeks past has been quite raplo,
INIT holders are.coHfdent and-not disposed to urge
sales. The transactions have been1n small lois
as wanted BY manufacturers, ana we quote'orul-
nary at is Lal6c,t good ordinary 1SalSkc, low MID
ding at loqleKc-snd uhtdiiog at 20azoHcp per 10,
including uplanos and Gull.
DoMEsT1Cs.-There Is considerable excitement
In couou, goods onsaccounI nf the rapid ADVANCE
In cotton, and prices have ADVANCED ana tend up.
ward. The sales have been to sOmeeXtent ppfaiy
SPECULATIVE. Woelltns are quite drm and nave
sheen In better demand Manufacturers aePay-
Ing very high prices for the newclip' a !he west,
and expect to realize atorrespondtrg adTaaceln
goods.
oo.GuNNY BAGs.-The market continues quiet as
l4aIlHc, currency, but no sales to notice.
GUNNY CLoTH-There have been sales OF .oO
bales Borneo at 1870, currency, out otner Sai'
cutta cloth Is DULL and neglected. Domestic cloth
is arm, with sales Of 500. rolls at 1870, and small
HAYEThe nssrSet Is nrn and prime quality is
scarce. Sales at $26a34 per ton FOR common anu
prime. ~
lower, with sales at 50l51c per gallon. In Tar,
rosin and pitch no movements OF any Importance.
the prospectot light supplies Tor the present
RICR--The market Is steady, with sales OF 70
casks Carolina at sTa9Hc; Patna at 7Sa7zc, anu
.Rangoon at 6Xa7Hc per 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-20
New York. Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Saturday, June II:
Receipts to-day 2oso bales: ORDERS foI snispMg
SbscS csnses a good demand and firm feeling.
sales are zoo bales for Savannah, 50 for Augusts,
ia5 for. Charleston, 200 for Wilmington, 50 io9
.Newbern,lt for Petersburg, al at 81 70 per LUZ
terms. Retail is firm and Unfair Demand. StraW
roles steady. .:,t.i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-20
Easton & Co.'s Cotton report, for the
Week ending June 16, 1871.

sew YORK June 1.-THE MARKET.-In orr
last report The MAJ ket closed firm at leHc. Satur.
yanced nc; the business transactions were light.
Sales 2098 bales. Middling l9xc Monday there
was NOPE activity, and prices were fully }sc
higher. Sales 1882 bales. Middlings 2oHc- tues.
day there " as q fair business transacted at Mn.
changed prices. Sales 4lO8 bales. Wednesday
the market was steady, and prices 8 shade nrmer
for. the heiter grades. sales 25l6 bales. Mid.
dlings 20Xc. Thursday. there Was q iair business
transacted ut steady rates. Holders offered but q
small proportion OF their stock. and were very
nrm In their views. The d, mand was largely for
transit cotton. Spinntrs purchased spariDgly.
Sales Abs bales. :Middlings 20hc. Yesterday
the market was nrmer and prices higher. The
adviecs from The South, touching the growing
crop, are Considered uniavorable; this, with IA
voraole IoreiYn ~atvices, has strengthened the
views Of holders. The offerings have been small
and FIRMLY held. Sales 25i5 bales. Middllngs 20&c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-20

Sales OF the week %, sS2 bales.-including s7l2
porfers.
Gross rec ipts at this port for the week 12.4as
bales. Since 1St September, 1904, es7 bales,
arainaf 677 $50 laSL wear. -