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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
Advantages Of this Plow.

It VIII last from three to six times
0ngsr than any other Steel Piow made anywhere b.
.pIs a e to 5. isuna N Is: n:1s
= srsAms in the West in which sheetstsel Ptows have
= s..
esrs u the same soii without yet being half worn.
It will s'scour'' in the most difaculs
sofia whore AL other P!cws hare failed II there
Of ground anywhere in which 10 viii ses-, lave
yet to dad il.
It draws lighter than any other
Plov while cuttiaS tss sAms width and dapfh-
The Share can be sharpened. ora
Point welded readily ordinary Plow1 BY ~
blacksmith whs understands his trade, - the Sued b
pssfsesiy mAilsabls. and wosks kindly.
Any section can be replaced bya
duplicate to Be- hal Of any Agent as tie Share lAaas
81 AeuldbOar b are east in mocliA
It is well stocked with New Eng.
iron with -ots" in the cap 80 a. 70 give or sAks ad =
pasasure-
It plows at any depth, from three
turf sssv.s clean furrsu AID tusus uSi.s ,;sSls "a
fool trash eoalpletsiy
~ It is the cheapest Plow in tho
A9rworit just there 10 ssoncmy in paying
HSsx dollars once. rather than i've oaI. nss or ak
11rtmes in losing time AMI yuur temper,
A3rbscause your Piow wont s-scourv and In doing
60 quarter OF fifth n,ors work with the sane powss
e3rfhe quality AID quantity Of work Il will endure
eSrpsrfwm must be Considered 8 well the price,
ss-in dsssnninny whether Or ncs ,As ruw is eh:.r.
AStt< Most iassars sss Le GOT proportions
AS-its co. = tae che1fxst, AMI confident
A1-gess than hundred dollars worth Of ~Plows
AS-ssery time he gets ef tiese
These remarks e~e made after Q
familiarity With the meri;s " II the good psws in
ase In the West, maay " With have justly earned
god reputation
~ Our new model "B" Plow il
14Nissgned expressly fr stubbie and foul ground.
1S-Hs-ssofors we have had only the Co pattern ID
&e-sznsd tor both. turf and stubble. The -" anA
80 patterns together will enable to meet tbs
S1-views Ut all {, shaps AMI give tasm etAep
ss-'ee.d' Or "lsAn' piows IS they prefer.
Cau and see them.
Warranty very liberal.
For Sale only 0v
l.. Z. 4 w. Z. KENYON.
n-ul Indeps ndsnce, Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

In this city, on Saturday. tie 30th ult..
John Henry Cutter, late Of Co. &C" 32d
Iowa Infantry, aged rs years.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
NOTICE.

Rev. J. W. Hanson, Universalist Ministel
from Dubuque, will preach ct the Baptist
Church in Independence, on Thursday and
Friday evenings, April, 18th and 18th, com.
msncirg st74 o'clock. The public are
coediallr In xiAad N attend
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

- The regular monthly eoseert Of the
Sabbath Schools Of this city, will Be- held = the
Baptist Church. ON Sunday. 1t o'clock 7. N.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

- Our market report Vas not properly
corrected last week. II 10 right noV.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

Bowley is receiving new goods, - well Is
lots Of greenbacks. 1t is . wonderfully
handy place for customers 70 drop in"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

- We are again delayed BY same ssuses u
last week. We trust this will b the last occur,
renee Of the kind. ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

OsAek HEDoEs.-This fencing bids fair to
become very popular among our farmers.
There is bat little doubt y TO it, success, when
properly managed. Mr., R. 8. Burt, Of Jesup,
10 receiving large nqmb.rs Of osders, which be
will fill this spring Mr.. Burt is enthusiastic in
this business, and il bound to make il success.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

- The temperance movement has deveiop>
ed . very sstisfaetory temperance sentiment in
themselves Temperance men. are disposed IA
ind fault because matters we're not managed to
suit them; but their temperance principles are
really 90 shallow that they anxously search owl
spretext for grumbling. Every earnest tenn
perases man says amen 70 the enforcement Of
the Law. and bids those who are willing to do
something, God speed. Independence i sound
politically and morally.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
. FOR SALE.

TIME desirable Residenes owned By I. A.
i Jsrnegan 10 for sale. This property il
new, built Of the best material. and for eonven-
fence is unsurpassed BY any dwelling house in
the city. For particulars, please call o. The sab
scriber ct his Sters.
Possession given At short notice.
7. A. JERNEGAN.
Indspendsnee, April l, 1867, fAl-u
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
FAl0DANK TOWNSHIP.


By the courtesy of Edward Brewer, Coun-
ty Clerk, We are enabled to present the cen.
sus Of Fairbank township, - returned by
the Assessor, D. w. Hopkins, ESQ:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02

~ 1t will be observed by her advertise
ment that Mrs. Pierce Is about opening Milln-
cry Rooms at the location formerly occupied BY
Mrs. Wright 1 Miss Wood. She il now pur-
chasing an entirely new stock Of Millinery
goods, which will soon be offered to the public
1t the most reasonable rates. Misses A. A.
Parker and o. I. Brooks, will attend to dress
making in the Same rooms.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
Notice to Builders.

The undersigned will receive sealed proposals.,
It his residence, five miles west Of Indepen-
dence, until April LIST, for furnishing material
and building . school house in sub district No.
(, Westburg township. The plans and specif-
cations can be seen q the Express Office, Inds-
pendenee, and ct the residence Of
w. E. HILL,
westburg TOWN..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-04-02
LAURENrlUs.

Ma. EDiroR Permit me, though q
stranger, and from the other side" 70 say
= word in reply to your distinguished Core.
spondent. Laurentius, on the, to him, "vex-
ed question of "Woman's Rights" Ny
dear Sir, Your Communication Of Feb. 9th
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
Clubs.

Many of friends in different towns in the country,
report that they getting Clubs for The IRISH REPUBLIC
but withhold the names until they complete their clubs
of thirty VIII those kind friends bear in mind that they
should send the of those they have once and
what money they have collected? They add on the
afterwards they receive them and remit the money
they collect it, All requires any town community
is individual to exert himself and club can be formed
without delay They must not wait until we call them
personally Messrs. Dunno and Seaman visited ST. Louis
last week. and in four days added five hundred subscribers to
our list Will those who believe in THE IRISH REPUBLIC
go to work once and get their clubs forward their
Individual subscriptions and wait for to call? We
reside.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
ANSWERS TO CoRREsPoND DENTS.
ST. Louis.

On next week we will publish long letter from ST. Louis
when full Acknowledgements will be made to the friends of
THE IRISH REPUBLIC in that city.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
fTRE IRISH REPUBhl[5

Lbertyer Friends Our Friends Her Enemies Our Enemies
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13

RICE-The market has been quiet for this grain, in
tho absence Of stock The harvesting of the new crop
has been retarded the prevailing wet weather and up
70 thts time we have arrivals to mention
NAVAL sTOkES.-There has been received about
1900 bbls Of all qualities We note sales OF Pale Rosin
at s5OO@66o 2 bb, No. at $S.5O@S.75 p bbl., No.
a. $500, and No. at s276S2.s5. The Spirits found
buyers ct 5lc p gallon in extra packages and tho Crude
Turpentne was sold at $40 for $50 lbs.
HAY.-The market continues without supplies, and
the transactions have been only in retail way from pre-
vious receipts.
CORNThe arrivals Of this grain have been light cay
about 2o0 bushels the week. In consequence Of the
diinshed arrivals holders somewhat rmer, but the
demand is confined to light obbne and retail trade
We sales Of 5000 bushels prime white Western at
81 u bushel weight bags included Jobbers are sell
ng prime white Maryland at 81 3s p bushe, weight
sacks included holders asking 81 40 but these
only retail prices
oAIs-Ihere has been arrivals during the week,
and We learn OF no Wholesale trsnsactiops.
FLoUR-The stock OF this article having become
much reduced prices here have hardened during the
week om 80 cents to 81 q bbl The inquiry which is
moderate, ia now being supplied at sll bbl for new
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13

Southern Super 5ll 30 4 bbl iot new southern Extra.
| and SD 2 Dbl. for new southern Family Northern
brands are ONLY i'll very limited demand for oakers
purposes.
BACoN.-The stock o. meat in the hands of dealers
is quite cht and the article here keeps advancing under
| the steady and heavy upward movement i'll prices III
| Northern and Western markets Holders are selling
pru,e shoulders at 15]ac 2 h; prime Ribbed Sides al
lsc a TO- and prime Clear Ribbed Sides At lSisCpl'c'
:. 10. Clear Sides are somewhat nominal The mlarK'
has an improving tendency. and lie above luola'iohS
NAV lake rise at any mo ucut
| SALT-There is but limited s:ocA oi this article
| and the inquiry continues moderate. We renew our
previous rates jobbm o;s say $2Gd 10 so & sack
INDIA BAGGING.--Ihc mar at il amply supplied
with Gunny Cloth which. i'll luencc oi Il de-
mand and receding rates in Northern markets. Is duii
| and declining here We note 7ales. on time, during
the wee at 26c. Il yard. Dundee Bossing 81 inches.
II, TBS TO the yard is held JOg35,. Sea Island Bag
cling IS inches wide, lbs 10 the yard is held at 60
@65s.
RopE.-Therc is a moderate supply on the market,
and We quote Hemp at l3@l5c & III; Greeneaf at l41z
| @151c and Jute at 12c. q ID.
1poS BANDS AND TIES for Cotton coming into use,
and .Dillons Universal Tic, w. ROACH agent, the Gar
row Tic Il. MURE X Co, agents the Beard Tie, GEO.
W. WILLIAMS Co., agents, and VALLEY Buckle Tie -
STREET BROS Co.. agents. offered in this market
| at lOH@l21sc. q 1t.
TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The stock OF Timber and
Lumber has become quite light Quotations for Timber
are somewhat nominal for want of stock holders of the
light supply asking rates above our figures We quote for
Common Timber s4@s5 4 NJ; Mill Timber sG@SS q NJ,
and Shipping Timber at SO = NJ. Raft Lumber is
selling at Sic@Sl5 q NJ. and City Steam Sawed at Sis
@s25 q NJ.
FREIGRTS.-To Liverpool. hy sail, are dull and nomi-
nal. To Havre, nominal. To the Wesr indies nothing
Offering Goastwise generally quite nominal. 10
New York by sean at 75c@sa bale on Sea Islands and
rplands; &c n terce Rice and 40c. e bb on Rosn
BY SAIL nominal To Boston. by steam. nominal; ls@9l6
cent a ID. by sail TO Philadelphia = cent q
b. on Upland Cotton by steam and - cent q 10, by
pool to be re-shipped by through at New York
steamers rates. on Lumber by SAIL to New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltim, se@7 { NJ, and s9@lO 2 NJ on
Timber.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bls-the rate yesterday was
165s4 for sixty days bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGE.-The banks are purchasing
Sight Checks on New York mt par; five to ten
days, q off ten to fifteen days per cent of
| twenty to twenty-five days, Il. per cent. OIL ;
twenty-five to thirty days, IL per cent. OIL. They
sell Sight Drafts on New York at 4 q cent.
premium.
GoLD-The brokers were yesterday buying at A and
selling at 46.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
PORT CALENDAR.
Passengers.

Per steamship Emily souder for New York; Hau-
mershield C Plenge Mrs Mary Hunekin, Mrs Henry
Mr. and Mrs Levy. A Phillips. ] g Martin, Andrews
and lady, I NJ White Spangler and wife. Capt Law
renee, Hoffman, Clarey, McCrey, and 10 deck.
Per steamship Granada from New York. Shields
Cannon. NJ Palmer, Geydel, H Weldon and
lady, Miss Werner, Mrs Werner, Miss Emma Werner,
Mrs Badger and child Mrs Roddin and family Mr. and
Mrs Parker and child, w Benziger and lady, Miss
Benzger Miss Eliza Peters Mrs Elvra Peters, Mrs Boy
and child Mr. Reynolds, G Hamburger. Dodge, Capt
Farrell, Capt Stewart Lyman, ] Skilen Charles L
Guiemin, P Jacob, " Praure.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, CIV q
Fshburne and lady, Miss Beckman Miss Withers Miss
Haselhurst Miss Hase, Col Butts. Il Purse. Aston
7 Brannock II Kaminski, Capt White, Capt Law
renee " Tilton, W Riardon, and u deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
AuCusta Mark 81.

AUGUSTA. September 1l.-GolD-Brokers are buy
ing at l42 and selling at l43. 900
SryER-Brokers are buying at l32 and selling at 1873
CorToS-The market was unchanged this morning uI
to the receipt OF unfavorabe New York advices, WIFI
caused 1t TO become unsettled and very little was done
sales amounted to 81 bales follows: at is. at D.
at ok at 22k, at 22a4 and bales at 2J cents he
ceipts IA bales. wv. o,,
BAcoN.-Sales large and prices advanced: we quote
Shoulders 16hc Sides lI1aalSc; X Sides l9alstc
and clear sides zoe; Hams 22a25c.
CoRN-Advanced. We quote prime white scarce and
in advance at 81 30al 35 yellow and mixed at 81 2oa So
WHEAT-We quote red at 81 9Oa2 To-; white at 50 1Oa
20, sacks included
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 1l.-TuRPENTrNE-Is il
fair inquiry and market firm. Only 43 bbls received
and sold SO 80 for virgin and yellow dip and 81 65 fol
hard, p 2S0 lbs.
SpIRIrs .uRPENTINE-Has been i'll active request to
day. and rics has further advanced 1sal cent The
sales and resaes up 9i bbs at "a cents tor country
and 81 4 cents q gallon for New York b"ls
RosIN-sales of 49l bbs at So 10 for strained common
and No q IS 90 for low No q and So S5a4 Tor No /.
TAR-Has advanced % cents and l06 bbls changed
hands at 81 60 p Dbl.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
Conngnees per south Carolina f"iiroad'
September IL and 12.

21e bales Cotton bales Mdze 303 bbls and A. SACKS
Flour 23 sacks Bran 75 sacks Grain cars Cattle car
Pig Iron cars Lumber. &C. To F Opdebeeck, DAVIS @
G Pritchett Adams, Frost X Co, j Baggett q ~ u
W Clark & Co NJ Caldwell & Sons. + II Rod ers d -
Roper Soney, Railroad Agent Street Bros Co. Ial
& Rowland ] Wheeler. Visanskl. Little q i Mar-
shall l. Jefiers X Co. ] Robson II Bence, Z "eliLe
] d Busch Lieut. Neide II Ulney, q Hacker, Utsey
Z Kenyon, Orphan House. j b 4 sloan. oNeill. U
Williams Co W c Courtney Co. Bollmann Bros,
AIikell. j Hogan.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
COMMERCIAL.

Exports for the Week ending Thursday'
September IL.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhsttan-SsC 1ales Cot
ton 264 bales Domestcs 264 bbls Rosn, $50 bushels
Whest, a empty Barrels. SO Packages Per steam.
ship Souder-9 bales and AZ bales Upland
Cotton Al bales Yarn. "a bales Domestcs, 6l6 bbls
Rosin 15 rolls Leather, 125 PACKAGES. Per schr
Wsnata-777 ibis Rnsin, 453 bbls Spirits 1urpentne
$1,000 feet Yellow Pine Lumber, box Mdze... Per
schr N Brsmhan-70.o0U feet Timber, 10000 feet
Bo, rds, s., 900 feet Lumber.
pHIIADEIPHA-Per steamship Aniance-70 bales Cot
ton Is bales Domestcs l8 casks Clay, 10 bales Rags,
"a Empty Barrels and 25, 900 feet Lumber.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10. 1867
THE NIGHTINGALE IN THE STUDY.
BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
From Ge Atlantic MonthlyI
"Come forth |" my cat-bird calls to me.
"And hear me sini. cavatina,
That, In this old, familiar tree.
Shall sing garden of Alcina.
"Ihese buttercups shall brim with wine.
Beyond all Lesbian juice or Msssic'
NAV not New England be divine
Nv ode to ripening Summer classic?
"Or. II to me you will not bark,
By Beaver Brook thrush Is ringing,
Till all the alder-coverts dark
seem sunshine dsppled with his singing.
"Come out beneath the unmastered sky,
With its emancipatng spaces.
And lear to sing as well al l.
Unspoiled by meditated graces.
"What boot your many .volumed gains.
Those withered leaves forever turning,
To win, at best, for all your pains,
nature mummy-wrapped in learning!
.sThe leaves wherein true wisdom lies
On living trees the sun are drinking,
Those white clouds browsing through the skie
Grew not so beautiful by thinking.
"Come outl with me. the oriole cries,
Escape the demon that pursues you'll
And hark. the cuckoo, weather wise,
Still hiding, further onward woos you.
..Ah. dear old friend. that all my days
Hast poured from that syringa thicket
The quantity discontinuous lays
To which hold season tcket-
ga season ticket cheaply bought
With a dessert OF pllfered berries
And who 80 oft my soul hast caught.
With morn and evening voluntaries-
Deem me not faithless, If all day
Among my dusty books hnger,
Nor am, like thee, June's pipe 70 play
With Iancy-led, kalf conscious nnger.
GA bird ia singing in my brain,
And bubbling o'er with mingled fsncies,
Cav. tragic rapt-right heart Of Spain
Fed with the sap Of old romances.
sI ask no amplsr skies than those,
HIS magic music vaults above me.
No falser frieuds, no ruer foes
And does NOT DonA Clara love mef
oCloaked shapes, twanging Of guitars,
rush of feet, and rspiers clashing,
Then silance deep with bresthless stars,
And overhead white hand flashing.
30. music of all moods and climes
Vengeful forgiving, sensuous, SANITY,
Where still between the Christian chimes
The Moorish cymbsl ttnkles faintlyl
"Bird Of to day. thy songs are stale
To his, my singer Of all weatherss
Ny Calderon, my nightingale,
MY Arab soul In Spanish feathers.
"Yes, friend, these singers dead SO long,
And still, perhaps, in purgatory,
Gives It's best sweetness to all song,
To Natu e's self her better glory"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
CRISPER COMA.

Obi she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils, soft entwined,
Enchained the very heart and mind,
CRIsPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into Wavy
and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive
Curls.
nY Using THIS ARTICLE LADIR SAND GENTLE
u MEN can beautify themselves thousand-fold.
IL is the only article in the world that will curl straight
hair and at the same time give 1t beautiful glossy
ucurance The Crsper Coma not only curs the hair but
nylgorates beauties and cleanses it, Is highly and de.
Qhtlly perfumed. and is the most complete article OF
the kind ever offered to the Amtncan public The
Crisper Coma will be sent to any address, sealed and
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
w. L. CLARK CO.. Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette street, Syracuse. N. Y.
1f.xoh on lyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT SUM
L TER, 8. c., by GILBERT FLOWERS, Propnetors'
at FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably in advance
Advertisements inserted at usual rates ,,
Every style Job PRINTING executed I'D @ 'lt w 49, 80
style and greatest dispatch, Septeiioei ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 10.-CHEMIcALs-We report
sale If 100 kegs B:carbonsto Soda ut 7Sc currency
cash.
CoFFEE-Some inquiry today but transactions quite
light. We report 2U0 bags common Rio, from second
hands, sl4 81, god 100 lbs and 90 bags prime do
at lSc, gold.
dull
FLoUR-The market opened this morning with ad-
vance OF SOC per bbl high grades of Baltimore Extra
and Family lower grades, whilst held rmer. were with
any quotable change. We report sales OF 100 bbs
Howard Street Extra at ol0 so; $40 do do sll.
GRAnS-Oferngs of Wheat to-day quite light,
$50 bushels white and 5000 bushels red the
several higher prime dry samples included in
the sales prime white to mers at - Gu; and ine
nor do 50 M 1900 bushels prime and choice red 81 4a
so; 1000 bushels good do 50 20al 80; inferior
ranged from 81 75a2 Com 800 bushels white and $500
bushels yellow received prices still better; sales $50
bushels white at 81 To- 100 do IL lG 1000 bushels
prime white 81 ls $500 bushels yellow ~ 5 $50 bushels
81 26 100 do 81 %. Oats 500 bushels offered; prime
bright samples were in demand and brought higher
prces 5O bushels sold at 65aG7c; 800 bushels good do
0a62c 800 bushels grade 45a55c Rye lUU bushels
offered, $50 bushels solo al 81 80.
PRovIsIoNs-Ihe market less active today though
holders very firm and Tor cis rib Sides fraction high
er We report good consumptive demand from the
South with lies OF 70 100 casks. including Bacon
Shoulders o. l4a15c; rib sides 17c and clear rib l8lS
cts: no TRANSACTIONS i'll Bulk Meats Mess Pork-Sae
of 35 bbls at S25 Lard-45 ties Western l3lsc.
SUGAR-Market inactive, though holders firm; only
sales to-day 25 hhds Cuba ut l2c and 20 do Porto
Rico at 124c; quote fair to good refining steady at
1hallAc.
WHIsKEY-Remai nominal as before at 3Oa35 cts per
gallon tor lots held in bond.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13

oonsider ohicksrins Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivaled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness of their tone There is o
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers The
upper notes are remarkable for cearness and purity
which do not find in any other instrument while the
base s distinguished for power without harshness ana
for smagnifcet sorority.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

roa TEE WEEK ENDING THuRspAY, SEPTEMBER IL 1857.
coTTON-The article seems to be steadily recedng to
an approximation to old figures and should M'ddlng
Upsnd be forced down 20c q 10 greenbacks, deduct
ing tax depreciation of paper currency, &C., the balance
left to the planter will hardly exceed 1Oc b. specie
The weather In this immediate section continues too wet
for the plant and the reports Of rust and dropping OF the
forms increase in frequency while the already late con-
diton Of the crops is still further aggravated At this
point the receipts are unusually backward The dechn-
ing prices and light stocks conne transactions TO very
limited field and under this state Of the market the rates
have receded here from 1902 cents p ID during the
week, Low Middling opening at 2S@2Shc. ID, and
Middhng Upland at 24@24hc. . ID, the former closing
at2K@22c and the latter at 22H q ID. Liverpool dur
ing the same time recedng fro 10Hd to 9xd fb and
New York closing at 25K@26c p ID for New York Mid
ding. The receipts at this point have been bales Of
Ses Island and 573 bales Of Upland against - bales Of
Sea Isand and SSs bales Of Upland for the week before
The following is statement of the transactions in the
staple in this market for the week just closed:
On Friday September G. there fair inquiry at un
changed prices-ssles 50 bales, Low Middling being
quoted at 2S@2Skc and Mddling Upland at 24a241ac.
q fb.
On Saturday the market quiet-salss % bales at
previous rstec.
On MonoAy tne market was III is'or vi lne Duyef au
Middng Cotton. in operations indicated decline
OF No. p f-sales 6s bales Low Middling being quoted
at 2s@2she. and Middling Upland at 2SA .@241sc.
p ID.
On Tuesday prices had lower tendency, buyers Of
fng lower rates. which were accepted by some sellers,
and about 2t aes changed hands ct decline of c q
b., Low Middling being quoted ct 22@22hc., and Mid
ding Upland at 2s@2sAc p ID.
On Wednesday the transacions too limited to es-
tabsh prices buyers being out Of the market offering
lower rstss-sales 20 bales-q uotatiops nominal.
Yesterday prices receded half to one cent . Id.
Sales 112 bales, at 2o 26 st a, IT at 21, 10 at
"a, A at 22H, IS at 22X, and at 2Sc. We quote