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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-28

LIZ THERE Were greater uniformity In this
country as respects the time ofboldinv elections
in the several States it womb ho a national
blessing. In ordinary times it is a matter of
no little difficulty for person with onlv the
usual capacity for remembering dates to kee,,
constantly in mind the time when the Stat .
municipal and judiciary elections occur in
each of the thirty-seven sOvereignties. But
with the elections under the reconstruction
acts added to system already complex enoug IA
u Is no wonder that even New York jOurE al
'o'S sometimes tail Into curious errors, though
'"ey nave reputation for wisdom and sharp
"''' aio. lnerlor to that of philadelphia law
yers' The Post and one or two other papars
Puohsh the results OF an election in Arkansas
wheh IN TACT ten Ord's election order does
not authorize the people OF that State TO vote
till the fifth OF next MONTH In relation IN the
California Judiciary election, too, some curious
circumstances occurred, from which il ,vouId
appear that Californians themselves shared in
the prevailing uncertainty to the time when
they were to elect their judges. Several weeks
before the election occurred, in looking over
California paper. we were surprised to learn
that the judiciary election would occur within
a day or two of the time when our attention
was called to the matter. From such data as
happened to be at hand we prepared a short
editorial article, giving some account of the po-
itical situation in that State and promised t.
give the returns in a few days. But the cleo
ton did not occur till date subsequent to
that fixed in our programme. On the very
morning of the day when it actually happened,
the Boston Journal, no doubt taking its infor
nation from some other California paper, an
nounced that there had been mistake in sup
posing that it would take place ON that day,
and fixed upon a date sometime subsequent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-28
Terms Eight Dollars per annun,. t,, od,,once.

morse; morse; which, under his disciplined hand, at
nanas nalnea high degree OF perfection as an i'm
the eSsnne. sn,e mask behind which he screened
umns b,r'o,1 OF manoeuvres OF infantry col
against one of the enemy's fianks P,,i tha
greater secret lay in the innate mal;tv Of bis fe
mind, which made him a great soldier - ,has n,,
quality which during the war lett us so os,an sha.
to ., ta o''eh
'.Sigh that Nature formed but one such ma,
And broke the die i'm moulding Sheridan
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-28

ai -Hereis lisa lucid sentence from Miss Evans's
Mocoria "Perish the microcosm in the limit
less macrocosm, and sink the feeble earthly
segregate in the boundless, rushing, choral as-
gregaton."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-20

STREET Bros. & Co. agents, ais ohNed III tins market
at 10s@i21so. q b.
TIMBER AND LUMDER--The stock OF Timber and
Lumber has become quite light, Quotations for Timber
arr somewhat nominal want of Stock holders of tho
cbt supply asking rates above our figures We quocfor
Common Timber S4C@s5 q VI; Mill Timber S6@ss q NJ.
and shipping Timber at s12 q NJ. Raft Lumber is
selling at s12@sl5 a NJ. and City Steam Sawed at SIS
@s25 q NJ
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool 10y saul. dull and nomi-
nal. To Havre, nominal. To the West Indies nothing
offering Coastwise are generally quite nominal 10
New York, by steam. at 75c. bale on Sea Islands ana
Uplands 75c q tierce on Rice and 40c 2 bb on Rosn
By SAIL nominal To Boston. by steam nominal: 's9io
cent 4 Is. by sail To Philadelphia :. cent
fb on Upland Cotton by steam, and - cent 4 H. Dy
SAIL To Batmore-Ihc steamers take Cotton Tor Liver
pool to bo re-shpped by steam through at New YORK
steamers rites; on Lumber by SAIL to New YORK. Phii
delphia and Baltimore seas = NJ. and S9@lo q NJ on
Tinter.
EXCHANGE-Sterlng Bills-the rate yesterday was
155 for sixty days bills
Domestic ExcHASGE-The banks purchasing
s;ebt Checks on New York at par; five TO ten
days. q off ten to fifteen days, 1 per cent. of /;
twenty to twenty-five dayu, IL per cent of /;
twenty-five to thirty days. Z per cent. of. They
sell Sight Drafts on New York at u = cent
premium.
GcLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying al A and
selling at 40
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-20

SRA Island CorToN.-The week has passed without
arrivals, and in the absence Of supplies the market con-
tnpes without transactions and nominal.
RICE-The weather has been good for harvesting this
Grain during the week, but we are still without receipts
In some operations have been deferred in conse
quence Of se high state Of the rivers but they
ceding at last accounts, snd with proongation of
favorable weather. we look for arrivals before
next issue The market has been without transactions
NAVAL sToREs.-There has been received about 600
bblu. Rosin 400 bbls Spirits. and 100 bbs Crude Tur
r. pantine The Rosin p rtly sold at sS.5o9s75 .
bbl for No. ss q Dbl for No. 2, and s275@2s5 for
No. g. The Spirits was mostly Id at 6lc gallon. and
The cudc Turpentne at s. o bbl for Virgin and Yellow
Dip.
HAY.-rhere have been received about $40 bales of
North River during the week. which sold from the
wharf at S1.25 p hundred. No arrivals or sales of
Eastern,
coRN-There have been no arrivals OF this grain
an-,no the week and the stock hand is decreasing
csns;o holders to ask frer prices; and although we
have no wholesale transactions to- mention, limited lots
Of good Corn are selling at s140S1.45 bushe, weight
baes in luded with some sellers asking harder prices
OATs-There have been received about 1900 bushels
of this erain consigned to jobbers We learn OF no
sales.
FLOUR.-Moderate supplies OF New Southern con-
tue to arrive and prices have been firm at quotations.
with fair city and local demand. We quote new South
srn Super at su bb Southern Extra at sll LOO y
bbl.: and new Southern Family at s12@1250 p Dbl
Northern and Western brands, Of the ordinary grades
are In light demand for bakers use.
BACON-The stock of meat in the hands of dealers s
ouite eht with very moderate demand and prices were
Arm during most of the week. but closed with an easier
selin Holders are selling prime Shoulders at l5al6c
% NJ. pripe Ribbed Sides at 1sc q fb. and prime Clear
Eisbed Sides at 1sK@1ec. q b. Clear Sides are some
Whist nominal. g
sAIT-Tbere is but limited stock Of this article,
and the inquiry continues moderate. We renew our
reous rates for obbng lots say $3.50 to g. rs . sack
INDIA BAaaING.-The market is amply supplied
with aunny CLOTH which in consequence OF Light de-
usnd. in dull We note sales during the week at 26hc
ysrd Dundee Bagging, "A inches 1Ifbs to the yard
ishsld at so@s5c Sea Island Baggins. As inches wde
2 r,s to the Jari. q held at 6o@s5c. "a
RoPE.-Ihs-e - a moderate supply on the market |
and We quote ismp at 1s@14c. p b; areeneaf at l4@
15c and Jute OF I2c. p h.
1Hos BANDS TIES for Cottoh coming into use,
and Dalons Universal Tie. W. ROACH, agent. tho car
row Tie" E. MuRE l. Co., agents. the BEARD Tie" GEO.
w. WILLIAM Co., agents, and "wsleys Buckle Tie"
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON September 1S.-TURPENTlNL.J5ss1ai - u
of 63 bbls at IS so for virgin and yellow APP anu % "
for hard, per 2SU pounds. oa ca,as of
Sprn1Ts TuRpENT1NR-Market unchanged eaieS VI
100 bbls at 81 cents per gallon. c, =,
Ros1N-Is in fsir inquiry and market STEADY Sa N
1919 bbls at So 20a3 25 tor strained 30a3 81 lor NJ
e2a4 so TOR No l. So pale. and 81 for window glass;
as in quality. - ,,;;,;o cold at
CoRN-A cargo of 3277 bushels from Virginia s0iu a'
81 25 per bushel .-,.. on cents
per 100 pounds.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday
September 1s.

Rxuorts for the week ending Thufsday'
September 1s.
DOMESTIC
NrU yoRK-Fer steamship Granada-4sS bales Cotton,
70 taias Domestics 2sS bbls Rosin 1s casks Clay 9
,,s W;re a coils Gutta Percha, q sacks Flour, ~
sacks Wheat, 1877 empty Barrels, % Pacfages
Per steamship Champion--261 bales Cotton, SSi oois
Rosin sS bushels Wheat 6 bundles Leather % hags
Roots 152 er pty Barrels bbls Fruit bales Yarn,
7baies waste, 100 bundles Paper, 6aie W Wool. 10
Packaees.... Per steamship Moneks-2o0 naios
Cotton so tons Pig Iron 9bsles Moss, obls Fruit,
. bbis wax rs bales Domesics. 20 bales Yarn, 70
bales Waste Sc bushels Wheat, 14O sacks Flour, 70
Packages. ,o 49,, c..,,
Ok .sc, Wheat % boxes Candles5 bags Feathers, 10
bbis Fr lit bundles Leather, 20 tons Old Iron 70
OOOfeef Lumber, 20 hhds Bones, bales Skins. &C.
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I am apoor Chifonier!
I seek what others cast away! =
In refuse heaps the world throws by,
Desptsed of man, my trade ply;
And oft rake them DER and Ger,
And fragments broken. stained. and torn,
gather up, and make my store
OF things that dogs and beggars scorn.
am the poor Chifonie;
You see me in the dead Of night
Peer1nR along with pick and light,
And while the world in darkness sleeps
Waking to rake its refuse heaps;
scare the dogs that round them prowl,
And light amid the rubbish throw;
For precious things are hid by foul,
Where least we heed and least we know.
am the poor Chifonier!
No wretched and rejected pile.
No tinted mound OF efal vile,
No drain or gutter despise,
For there may lie the richest prize;
And oft amid the litter thrown
A silver coin-a golden ring,
Which holdeth still its precious stone.
Some happy chance to me msy orlns.
am the poor Chiffonier!
These tattered rags, so soiied and frayeo'
Wore in loom Of wonder made,
And besutiful and free from shame,
when from the masters hand they came'
The reckless world that threw tnem Oh
Now heeds them only to despise;
Yet. ain despite its jeer and scot.
What virtue still within them nesl
am the poor Chifonier!
Yes all these shrods 30 spoiled and torn.
These ruined rags you pas N ecorn,
This refuse by the highway tost,
seek that they may not be lost
And cleansed from filth that on rhem lies,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-20
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, Sept w. i'"''
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND srEAMIRs ooAsriNo
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED

WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan. 1887 tons, woodruff at Aages i'm
New York loading ~ Wa Gratis wharf
Tor New York, loading. s cue p, ~
Sea Gull GIG tons. Dutton, at Union %isi. ranboIn rra
moro, loading 80. II" :Eoud, uher, far phiIade
Alliance 4o2 TONS Kelly at Atlantic wnaFI 'Ts Baker Co.
Winthrop. $40 tons Stewart at Boycn Cos wiar IT,
d1;o from eaa Liverpool waiting q novcc cos wharf from
Liverpool waiting .iiiis. BARKs.
Lille tBr) 314 tons, Clark at Bennet's wharf, ior
Ean B 9aet ss tons Hssey at Marshas wharf
BRIGs:
Henry Lsurens, 117 tons, Borden, atUnon wharf for
Geery sN % tonss Conilin in Ashley River. for
Northern Port loading g.. 1i.rt a. Brown Co.'S
Lea - tons, Herring at Brown Co.'S wharf for Bos-
ton. loading ...::..W koach
Bellona BrI tons, Rawlings, in tile Stream, from
Clio Br) 30 TONS wilson, in the Stream from Middle
borough Eng lust arrived 'Oruer
SCHOONERS.
Matte Taber 235 tons, Morris, in Ashley River. ior
La scuI 200 tons, steelman. al Boyce& Co.'S wharf
from Philadelphia, discharging. go. II Baker Co
Jotn Griffin, 305 tons Foster. at Central wharf ron
cusSing nasssS Cook at
wharf from Philadelphia. discharging -
Newin:. 50. toms Brown at Brown Co.'S wharf
from New York, discharging. .............. koach
Jonas Smith. ss7 tons, Nichols, at wharf. for
New York, loading. nUaon nt.aea
Queen of the West 1923 TONS Bentley in Ashley Rvcr
Nevada, = toms Doughty, at Kerr's wharf from n New
York. discharging .olaster
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rHE cHAR1EsToN MARKET.

pos TIE WEEK rEDrSa THuRsnAY 18th.
coTroN.-The very hmited supplies Of the staple on
%s ro.rtst during the past wees has very much TO
ncaa the operations OF purchasers, but the generous
ether now prevailing will 1t is hoped enable planters
n secure and send forEard portions Of their crops at
an early period The staple during much Of the time
r,,cs our LAST report sold on basis OF lH@22c
a fb for Low Middltng and 22>zc. Q H. for Middlng
f3nIsud but ON "Wednesday, became weak and lower
New York having rsceded from 25h@2tK for New York
NiddtnE and prices here In consequence fell OF nom
Y to 70 p b. and even more; Low Middtng being
quoted at 2lc and Aliddtng Upland at 22@22Hc y b.
tho uarket yesterday closing steady at these rates
Liverpool has remained without essential change at
sxd p. b. for Mid5hns Upland
The receipts at This point has been - bales Of Sea
Islsn snd $40 bales Upland Cotton. sgknst bales OF
Sea Island and 5s bales Upland Cotton the week before
We submit the following report Of the business In the
stspae here for the past week.
On Friday, september Is. moderate inquiry prevailed
ut the prices Of the day bsforsaies es bales. Low Mid
ding baing quoted at2lK lK@29 Midding Upland at22hc
. n.
On Saturday the light supply on the market and the
arm views Of Sellers brought business to stand and
there were no sales.
On Monday thsrs continued to be but little Cotton for
sse and purchases we're confined to very sma transac
tonssales q bales, Low hnddng being quoted at 81 Il
@2o, and Middlmg Upland at 22kc. b.
On Tuesday tne -ket continued almost nominal for
want Of stock-sales IT bales, quotations unchanged
ON Wednesday prices generally receded &c to hc
a d. and in some transactions the decline was more de-
cded prices being quite irsguarsales 2s bales Good
Ordinary being quoted at 1sH@2O Low Mddling at a.
and Middrng Upland at 22@22hc. ID.
Yesterdsy the market was more active AID steady.
with very hghi stock-saee 60 bales and Il the day
before, not repop ed, say at IsH; lat qatH; Is at
q, ". 10 AZ oiN 81 NJ %. 7 at 22L We buote:
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-20
[Fron The .Shippinn List
Rosfon Dry Goods Market.


BOSTON, September 13.-we have not much change
to notice in the Dry Goods market for the past week
Cottons were in steady demand, but some kinds were
not as active last week. Brown and bleached Cotons
steady in price, the only change being Snsnt ue
cline IN some makes of fine brown sheengs. Bleached
goods are in good demand and held firm Drills nr4
selling fy at tic for heavy standard aud lac for hne
Blue drills are brisk IN demand Cotton fnnnels are
rsther slow Tickings are fair demand. Stripes are
in steady request 22c for Hamilton and l6c for Eve
rett DENNIS sell at SOC for Amosk:ag and 27}lo for
York Corset leans have declined to for Newmarket
and 16c for tine Everett gDghams arc selling at zoe
and real Earlston at27Hc. -,
We notice good trade in prints, and stocks are soa
up close, with good demand. Deanes continue acnve
at 2lc Manchester meet with ready sale at 4c
The demand for woollen goods increased during the
week but s not yet up the season. Choice styles OF
fancy cassmeres continue scarce anu sell readily as
fast as received Sackings have been selling very freely
and as the stock on hand small and none making they
win soon be scarce and command higher prices Choice
fine annels are in active demand and bring good prices
shswls are active especially in fine goods and the trade
promises to be large; good stock in market and prices
steady Foreign Dress Goods are in quick demand
Mernos are seng dap Iss' Snr Sarv @uch in TeSes All
goods Of gray mixed order taken as fast ss shown
Other kinds are in fair demand at steady prices Ihe
clothing trade continues active at satisfactory prices
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. September 17.-CoFFEE-ls dull; oniy
saies TO-DAY were 200 bags Rio at l7' $50 bags do do
ITIIc being the balance OF the SIT rokcn's cargo
ina NJ o5c and several small lots oficw grade North
Carona middlng at 23c; market continues heavy; spin
ners buy only tor immediate wants. , ,,
FIouR-Ws notice moderate retal demand, but no
LARGO sses either ior local wants shipment Holders
remain steady the only sales reported were Igo oDls
standard City Mills Extra at slO 70, ana W oois ho""
Street Super and Cut Extra.
GpIrs-Wheat continues scarce to-da OFFERINGS only
aounted to 100 bushels white and 46OO ou rs reo,
nrime and choice slmples were in good de."sno ana
brought full prices but common grades arc dull; no
choice white 'Change about lO0O bushels solo, ;ae
ing from 81 90 for inferior to So 80 for fair small lot OF
choice red seed sold at 81 95 aud 900 bushels sc
k prime Virginia Valley taken by miller at - o2;
100 bushels for seed taken at price; wo aeo re-
mort sales of 1850 bushels goo Ohio at 81 49, lOOO ousn
els medium quality Maryland - 30a2 4O 500 bushels in
28l6 bushels red received market steady Tor wne saes
s0 ushels at 81 15 COO bushels do Il 17 l5UO bushcls
yellow not primo IL 23 400 bushels prime 81 2o 10 90
81 "a. latter price was offered for more, nut decned
Oats-44OO bushels received; demand good sales 5Ooo
nnshels fair to prime at 6a67c 100 Doc
Rye-478 bushels received; loUo pusnel' "esern
Yesterday; sold at 81 As.
MofAssrs-NothiI,g doing In the article.
PRoy1sross-Are quiet large sales; good 1ar JoD-
HING demand for Bacou quotations generally unchanged
We repeat ss follows Bacon Shoulders loc RIO sides
I7Iai7.c: clear rib 18XalsHc Hams l9c for plain; 2l
aosc for suearcured 24c for retail lots OF bcs Lard
1saI8Xc for City; l4}lc for Western, jooing prices
Mess Pork s2b p bbl. Bulk Meats-ast sales were at
1870 for Shoulders; 16c for no. and 1910 ior clear no
Sides. ,.., 40
sUcAa-was quiet but steady to-day with sales OF IS
hhds Porto Rico 425 boxes inferior CUBA NJ loc
for refining Quotations remain unchanged.
WHIsKEY-Remains Inactive quote 25a30c for lots in
bond; some holders ask higher
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Augusta Market.

ATJGUsTA September 17.-GoLp-Weak aud un-
cbaneedBrok rs are buying l4S aud selling at l49
svER-Brokers buying at lSa aud S seg pS a. rH nn
changed say MddIngs 2la22is cents Sales have oeen
moro numerous to-day 80 bales beng Sold as ioows 80
at TO- at 2O 16 at 2O1s 81 at 2l 10 at 2is' ana ~
bales at 22c. Receipts 70 bales "a ,,.,... "a 100
WsE.T~we quote Red at 81 90a2 TO- White at - lVa
90 sacks included ~ , - e;aos 1919.
BAcoN-We quote Shoulders 16Hc; u % Siaes io''0'
e. r Sides lOIIc and Cl ar Sides zoe; hams 22a25c
CoRN-Advanced-w quote prime white scarce ana d@a
in demand at 81 45al 90 yellow and mixed at Soa
40
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending September 10, 1867.
PREPARED By
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, s. c.
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