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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-CoFFEE-Late yesterday
there was sale of 1877 bags Rio, shmmings, on private
terms; to-day $40 bags choice Rio at 1SNc. -
CorToN-Our market continues dull and prices sun
dropping. We quote to-day Middling Uplands nominal
at 81, no sales.
FLouR-Good Supers scarce and firm with some
inquiry We quote held at S10 We report sales OF zOo
bbls choice Howard Street Extra at s co. Prices gen.
orally without change.
GRAN-Receipts Of all kinds light OF Wheat AGO bus
white and 5000 bus red market was steady az yeser
dsys gures included in the sales were S6 bus at -
100 do 50 40 100 do 50 go and ia bus interior o
bus choice red 50 65a2 5S 5000 bus prime do 81 6O
800 bus good at 50 1000 bus tough at ~ Con
-1O35 bush white and 2150 bus yellow receveo saieS
comprsed 100 bus mixed white at II 24a 70 ana ioov
bus good prime 81 26al y; tauo Dus OK Oats
$3.50 bus offered; $50 sold at 70a72c; 1875 bus far
do CSC and 200 do inferior &c. Rye-22O bus onered'
no sales. ...,, r,o,;.,
Island at 6Sc. , ,
PRoyrsfoNs-Under numerous orders to-day received
from the SOUTH quite brisk inquiry ior Dacon,
but sales were limited account OF the lew 70
se We hear of 40 casks clear rib Sides In one lot at
17Xc: and we understand there were other small lots
obtsined by the trsdeparculars not learned ORDERS
are still filed at 14hc for shoulders l1hc for ro ana
lac for clear rib Sides Hams 19a19c for plain and 33
a25c for sugar-cured canvassed Bulk meats unchanged
Mess pork s25 25a25 50-atter for jobbng lots Lard
tl quoted at 13a14c for City and 14a14c for western
outside for retail lots; Baltimore 6eanea IN kegs, nc
RICE-1s quiet hangoon nco at sa9Iae anu Oaioiin'
II 1<a12c per ID.
SALr-Is in steady fair demand for lots from dealers.
and prices without quotabe change. We report VIZ;
For Liverpool Ground Alum 50 25s2 90 do hne s3aS ~
er sack Turk Island 56a60 cents per bushe for large
and small lots from store
SuaAR Good demand, and holders very firm In view
of light imports and small stock We report sales OF Al
hhds English Island, for refining at IL cents; l4O 90
Porto Rico to the trade, at 1871 cents.
fiat, and, in the absence OF sales
to report, quotations continue but nominal
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the latter il on the market all offering being below mid
ding Sales to-day amounted to 358 bales follows:
at Is IL at 49, at 16 at 16X, % at IT, 81 at TX, 10
at 17 SO at 17x, and % bales at 18c Receipts 626
WHzAr-afsed 50 s0a7 so; wAite 50 4oa2 60.
CoRNwhites1 81 Goal 85; yellsw and mixed 81 45al 90
BAooN-Shoulders 16Ha17; sides 19K; @ sides
191ka2O; c sides 20a201s; hams 22a25.
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1897 TONS Woodruff at Adger's wharf, ior
New York. loading. .Courtenay & Trenholm
Alabama 1860 TONS Lmeburner. at yanderhorsts wharf,
Alliance 4c2 tons, Kelly. at Atlantic wharf for Philads
pMs, Loading. .:....H BAKER 6Go
Sea Gull, GIG TONS Dutton, at Union wharf. for Bald
more, loading. ....... .Courtenay & Trenholm
SHIPS.
Winthrop, 94O tons, Stewart at Boyee Co.'S wharf,
from Liverpool waiting. .............R .Rayenel Co
Amelia. ess tons. Conner. at Boyce Cos wharf, from
Liverpool, waiting. g..................J Fraser co
BARKs.
Egin (Brl 912 tons, Healey. at Msrshals wharf for
Haop Nelson in the o% s5Os d ID
dleborough Eng. just arrived Street Bros Go
BRIas.
Henry Laurens lit TONS Borden, at Union wharf, for
Cienfuegos. waiting .........J j Ensiow GO
Bellona (Br). = tons, Rawlings, at Marshall's wharf
Clio 'TT Gns %aon at arsha whs rom
marlborough, Eng discharging ...".... Order
Queen Of Britain (Br) ia TONS symons at yenning's
wharf, for Bristol. Eng loading. ..R Mure Co
Cyclone 300 TONS Frisble at Kers wharf, from Boston
volans as ias tons. Dodge at Brown COS wharf nom
Torrey, = TONS Sellers. at Union wharf, from Bos
Model g asSns-ns tons at Union wharf from Boaton dis
scHooNERs.
Matte Taber, 235 tons Morris, In Ashley River for
Northern Port loading ................W W Roach
n scu, 290 tons, Seelman, at Marshalls wharf,
for Baltimore loading :...:...:H Baker 20
Jonas Smith, 397 tons, Nichols in Ashley River, for
Of tSet Se sas tom; Bentley in ashley River
for New York, loading. W Roach
Talbot, 285 tons Packard, at Brown & Co.'S wharf,
from Rockport, Me, dischargng. Master
Prince Of Wales (Br) l62 tons, hcNabb, In Ashley
River, for Halifax loading Budd Blake
418 tons, HUGHES. ut ERirchd'S wharf,
New York, discharging. w Roach
Navita Br), 1ls tons. Shields in Ashley River for5
Johns N B. loading .Bonafant & Saas
Jova l3-masted) = tons. Little, at vsnderhorses
wharf, from Philadelphia, Lischargng.
.......................... H Baker Co
Smith, 2s6 tons, Tooker, at Adger's wharf, from
New York, discharging. ng...................W Roach
Sophia Jameson, = tons, Ross st thrown Co.'S wharf
from Roekpor, Me, dischsrgng. .........Olney Co
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, October 2.-GoLp-Brokers are buying at
142 and selling at IA
SnvER-Brokers buying at 1s2 and selling at
1s5.
CorToE-we notice continued avoidance of low
grades cotton By buyers, and good demand for high
grades at 17Lc for New York middlings and 19o for
strict to good and rniddng fair of which very little of
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending October 3, 1857.
PREPARED DY
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
Broker, No. 8 Broad Street, Charleston, s. C..
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

10, rHE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5.
c,TroN.-The staple, during the week just closed,
has experienced further decline In price, and MddnR
uoiapd which, at the commencement Of the week, was
nnoted here at &c., has, with some fluctuations receded
to 17H@1sc; Liverpool in the same time falling from
sXd Into sgd q fb. for Midding Upland, and New
York from 23@21H@22c. q fb. for New York Middhne'
Prices have continued up to this time, to drop at rate
much moro rapid than most persons bad annc'la'ed,
causing some apprehension on the part OF planters an
factors that the result Of tho year hpof may
unsatisfactory and in many cases disastrous' ono n
present low rates. the grower OF the sIspie may A
to his interest to retain for time Whenever po'A ~
49, oro, bis restricted means may peimit, but this il
likely to be prevented to great degree o9 LIE
aoroonds The receipts at this point increasing and
have been % bales of soa Island and 2SSo osies
land sgsinst of Sea Island and 11 bales OF Up
land Cotton the week before.
The following is statement of the business aon' Ill
the article at this port for the past week:
On Friday, September a. prices were in favor Oh the
rcb.ssr and sellers submitted to rates half cent. y
HI lower the operations amounting to about l72 oaes
quotations closing at 18c 2 fb for Low mlaonnS' aAN
1ec. a h. for Middling Upland.
On Saturday the English market having suffered de-
elm. tbe rates here became unsettled and lower but
in extent to indicate prices
On Monday prices having settled down to lIAc' - To-
for Liverpool Anddhng far inquiry prevaheo anu ouy
era operated to the extent of about 800 bales.
On Tuesday there was good demand sales $50 bales,
;o reroainna the same as the day before, Low Md
ding being quoted at tic. and Middpe Upland at l'H0
. ID. ..,o,
On Wednesday, the stock being quite light ana ratner
m actye INQUIRY the market was quite hrm ana sellers
in some cases secured prices from to 10 ID Det'er
Sales 252 bales Low Mddling being quoted Ut II ana
Middling Uplands at 17'ic. p ID
Yesterday. early in the day. there active and
onrtted derand. prices advancing from 4 to No q b
INIT later the intelligence Of decline Of I'd at Liver
noo cused buyerso lower their prices and holders bad
to accept rates about Nc q b down. Sales $50 Bales
say at 49, 49, at 10; at 1e; at 1915 IT at 17 ls
at 1sX; SO at 1T; 70 at l7 Al at 1s; at iss; % at
1I CT at 1sH IL at 1eZ Is at 49, and ls0 on private
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SEA ISLAND arrivals of this class OF the
staple amount to about % bales the week. of which le
w,re of the new crop Of Florida. We note sales OF
bales new crop of Florida, fair staple but Indifferent
preparation, at 45c . b. and baes old crop Sea Island
at l5@5oc p b. Tho result of the years product viii
be 80 limited in consequence of the great disaster to
which it has been subjected that it will perhaps be the
policy Of planters to retain product from market until
Iats In the season. so far as their means will permit
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FACO III
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President and Teacher of Mathematics, and
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SESSIONS AND VACATION.
The Fall Session will open October Sd,
1867, and close February 18th, 1868.
The Spring Session win open February
goth, and close July 9th, 1858.
Vacation extends from close Of Spring
Session, to October lst.
A few days recess at Christmas.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, Oct. 3, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 tons, AND STEAMERS coAsrne
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
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Comparative Exports of Cotton nom the
q. Port of Charleston. 80
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REmEsT Graduate couRsR. =
Philosophy Of Natural History, Geuefh His
tory, Physical Geography, French and any OF the
0rnamentals, with Reviews Of any part OF former
course.
The national Republican., 1867-05-17
ElliOtt's Great Picture.

1t isa strange principle Of human nature,
but perfection, especially in IN art, gen.
orally disarpoints at first, or is liable to be
disregarded. The best music is not that
which is admired the most at a hearing.
The finest literary composition does not
strike, nor the most beautiful face charm
from a cursory view, half SO much as in
ierior specimens. There is something in
true excellence, which, appealing either 10
the imagination or the reason, does not
become visible Immediately to ihe sight.
1t Is easy to attract notice 5y exaggerating
reality; where 1t is represented accurately
in painting it is 1lten overlooked The
admirable full length portrait of the emi.
nent hnr.ncier, w. W. CoRooRAN, esq, now
on exhibition at the splendid jewelry estab,
lishment of Messrs. GAIT & BROTHERS, il
in some degree an example. 1t is very
powerful and true to nature, though per
haps not at first so striking but study il
out in all its ramifcations Of lucid and
harmonious coloring, of easy elegance and
impressiveness, and you not only derive q
great additional interest from prolonged
examination, but you are struck with the
utterabsence ofmeretricious adjuncts which
constitute the grand characteristic Of this
exquisite and imposing picture.
Some writer has remarked that old age
is repulsive, as conveying to the mind ar
idea of weakness and decay. The magnifi
cent head of our distinguished and philan
thropic tellow-citizen, as here brought tc
light by the inimitable skill of the artist
strikes the mind very differently. His
noble appearance indicates wisdom and
benevolence, and the beholder il as mucb
struck with reverence for the subject n,
admiration of the great skill in the delinea
tion. Had CHARLES ELLIOTT never pro
duced any other picture, this great effor
Of his genius would have stamped him a
once as one of the boldest and most vigor
Gus painters of the age. The coloring o.
inc accessories to the picture is the very
perfection of art; the streaming in OF
lIght on the countenance is admirable and
the luxurious furniture of the apartment
Is finished to nicely which is as remarka.
BILE IS 1t is rare.
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The New Norfolk steamer.

Yesterday we went on board and in.
spected the steamer Hi Livingston, Capt
E. A. RsTHER, which leaves on Saturday
on its first regular trip to Norfolk, Va.
under the agency of Captain SrACKPoLE
She is provided with new engine, mag
nifcently beautiful ladies' cabin, well pro,
vided table, and about eighty neat sleeping
apartments. In fact, she is the best fur
niShed craft that has graced our harbor in
a long time. Both Captain SrAoKPoLE and
Captain RYTHER are well known here as
gentlemen of pride, pollteness, and perse'
verance. Gentlemen, families, or parties
will find this an excellent opportunity fol-
occasionally visiting Norfolk, there to en-
joy themselves and recruit their health.
This boat will touch at all the landings on
the river
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~ Notiss.--rss pALr NATIONAL RrrvsL
THE MOBILE RIOT.

The telegraph has announced 10 the
country aud the world o terrible and
bloody riot in Mobile, Alabama. It oc.
CURED on Tuesday evening, on the occa
sion Of Judge KKLLzY's lecture in that city
1t appears that some remark made by Mr.
KELLEY disturbed some fhe audience In
the outer circle Of the crowd, whereupor
the cry was raised, Put him down ~ To
this the Judge replied that they could not
put him down; that che had the 18th in
fantry at his back" and, said he, "if they
cannot keep the peace in Mobile the United
States army can" After this there was
firing in a random sort Of way, and several
persons were wounded and some killed
1t is not worth while TO attempt to fix the
blame for this atrocious outrage upon any
particular parties, as at this writing we
are not in possession Of all the facts. This
riot, doubtless, like all outbreaks Of the
kind, has its antecedent causes and its i'm
mediate provocatives. These will be in
vestigated, and we may then be able to fix
the blame where it really belongs. Until
then we propose to notice this affair as o
journalist should, in general way. 1t is
not worth while to preach homily on the
subject Of riot violence, for this has been
so frequently done in newspapers that the
thing is expected, as a matter Of course.
The political journals of the country,
both North and South, will find the proxi-
mate and real cause for this riot to be very
much in accordance with their prejudices
in favor or against the speaker and the
people who heard him. As these papers
take sides with the views Of the orator or
with those Of his hearers, they will censure
and lay This crime to the door Of the one
or the other. A public speaker often is
very injudicious, and says things that had
better be left unsaid, but we contend that
no man can SO discuss great public ques-
ton or even use language or exhibit q
spirit which can afford the slightest pre-
text for mob violence. Therefore the
blame, and the entire blame, is with the
turbulent spirits who produce the out
break. II often happens, however, as in
this case, the chief promoters Of the mob
spirit are back of the immediate actors in
such scenes, and are sure to be out Of
harms way when the melee comes of.
A mans political opinions may be. de-
nounced, and he may be conszred for
holding them. All this is clearly within
the domain of Journalists discussion, but
mob violence towards political opponent
or all infamRatory diatribes calculated to
arouse this fell spirit are reprehensible in |
the highest degree. Therefore we say that
there is not shadow of excuse for the
people of Mobile who took part in this
disgraceiul and murderous atfray.
We are pleased to observe that the
Mayor of the city, Colonel SHEPHERD, who
the United States forces there,
together with many Of the prominent citi.
zens of Mobile, did all in their power to
check and put a stop to these unlawful
proceedings. We forbear further com. F,
ment upon this subject to-day, and wait for
further developments.
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