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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
DIR. RUSSEL'S
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
AZ North Court Street,


THI8 INSTITUTION, Incorporated BY the
state OF tennessee, isA legal Led Assoc
citation Of Scientific Physicians and Surgeons
devoted 10 the treatment Of patients, and
instructions in the theory and practice Of
the
Chemical System of Medicine.
It is aivldei into the following depart.
ments;
meht every compl int kDoWn r. woman u
ire teu with unVarying success.
GAEcKR DlPAB' hsHT.-Caneers and tu.
morn are heru cured in ninety eight cases
out OF ev - hundred.
DEPARTiEiT POR HEART DIsEAsE.-In
this department, this formidable disease 10,
treated will the most gratifying results.
p~RPARTnHNT FoR sEIH DIoRAsRs.-EYeFy
form Of skin diseases permanently cured
here.
IORsUHPTlOM n CAFARRH DEPARTMHNq.
Tho professors In this department have
made many impOi TAM eISc0vefies In the
treatment OF lung. thr 'at and nose diseases
EYE AND NAB pKPARTMRHT The eye
and ear most tenderly and tr~iumphRntly
CoaFIpKHTIAL DRPARTMRNT.-Deyoted %
the excl sive Treatment Of q class OF mnla.
dies, nameless here, BY an able professor
chip.
SURVIVAL bhfAhfdkhE.-Me uMly per
form The most important operations known
20 Surgery.
All ahairs OF a private character held "a,
cTediy c0nhdenuhl.
Unice hours lrom 8 O'clock N III
m0rning, til 9 0 ich ck IN the evening
Open every Sunday forenoon, from D am
70 ~ u. J.B. hUNSELL az d..
Consulting lhYAlolau
J. e. WATSON, Secretary.
y. g. WAanAn, Treasurer.
A realise on All diEaazaa naaa Z
charge 10 any address.
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pin { DElIH

Lesiumately result as penalties foe visia.
cape.
The faded cheek, The pale and wan feat
lures, the dull eye, the ciOnded tntalleet ths
deep heaviHg sigh, the treble and emaeiAttd
frame, the Dc ectel brow, the lettering salt,
all Indicate previous tFanegTesslon Of taw,
= moving that "procrlstlHsti0n 10 the thiei
OF time" al Int ligenl being. apply ioE
some remedy - 90 N hs circumstances per-
nit; while those who do not act upon the
principle that delays are q ngHrOus,' gen.
orally lingeF, lose mITe tins AID pay more
money.
TIT usands Of mothers and daughters, In
al stations and conditions Ofli G, re suffer.
ing, llnseTing and dying IRON the taeets Of
sOme dreaded and dTeadnuL
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

1T u sui u SERIOUS question
whether the popular revolution,
begun in Paris, is not to sweep
Europe. 1t is true the conditions
of the problem are very different
TO what they were in lS4S.
France, the great reservoir of re-
publican energies, is under the
heel of an irresistible enemy. In
most countries, moreover, large
and timely concessions have been
made to the power of the people.
The force of revolution is dimin-
Iished as the safety valves Of re-
form and liberty are thrown open.
Still, there are not wanting indi.
cations ola sympathetic agitation.
throughout Europe, such as in.
ls4S became an epidemic Of earth
quake and storm. The New York
Express makes a resume of the
phenomena of twenty. two years
sago which is Of surprising inter
est at the present time. The rev
olution in Paris, which preceded
the present upheaval, commenced
February 90, 1913, and by the eve
ming of the oath it ended. King
Louis Philippe was destroyed,
and a republic proclaimed. Feb
ruary 80, five days after, the King
Of Wurtemburg, the Grand Duke
of Baden and the Elector of Hesse
SCassel, we're compelled by the
popular uprising to grant to the
people freedom of the press, u ma
tionaI guard, trial by jury, and the
right of public assembly. The
King of Prussia and the Grand
Duke of Saxe.W eimar- EisenaCh
were compelled to make like
promises, and the King Of Ba.
varia also, after a violent tn.
mutt on the 9th of March. On
the 18th the people Of Vienna,
after a desperate battle with the
Emperor, conquered and enforced
concessions. They burned the
villa Of Prince Metternich, the
prime minister, and obliged him
to fly the country. March 10th,
the inhabitants of Berlin were in
arms, and, after a fight with the
troops, the king THE brother of
King William J, who had returned
to Potsdam, granted the popular
demands. March 22d the King OF
Bavaria abdicated his throne in
favor of his son, Macmillan II.
A little later came the revolu-
tons in Hungary and Italy
against Austria, and on the 18th
of May, less than three months
from the French revolution, fresh
Instructions occurred in Vienna,
and the Emperor was obliged to
dy for safety to the Tyrol. Au-
gust 18th he returned; but on Oc-
tober 7th the people arose, storm
ed the arsenal, murdered Latour,
minister of war, and obliged the
Emperor to fly to 0lmutz. The
Chartist excitement in England
preceded this. The people in that
country demanded universal suf.
frage, vote by ballot, no property
qualification, annual parliaments
and it took $4,000 special con.
stables in London alone, on the
10th Of April, to preserve the
peace. Strange to say, among
these c~onstables, as a volunteer
was the late Emperor Of tn.
Louis Napoleon.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

That one tablespoonful Of English
female RllteTs eCniain rs much med.
iDinAl prOpeFt O. ~ OIe bottle Of any Of the
pleased tlJ Gs ed common ADVERTISE blpers
OF the dayi The medical pro'essi"n o 4 :
eide The questiun Be II understood that
.kngll.h female Bitters 10 not u leverage.
hut is . powerful Iron tnd Vegetable Ton C
curing long standing chronic fe-
male complaint In every direction.
n ak bottles for o. %. ard aatd by drug
Igists and merchants ever, where.
Up. DROmG0OLE& C0..
PrOPFietoFs,
Memphis, Tenn
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SOUTHERN UwNIEERSIFF
GREENsBoRo. ALA.


THE SCHOOLS o. MORAL PHILOSOPHY. A..
cient Languages, Modorn Lanauaat4
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy mndIh6Ms
lstry are In successful onoruflnn me Wee
ulty consists Of gef tiemon whose tnnnlaHm
Is uRht BY the Faculty. We uHef the best
facilities tor u borough Ciuealioh.
The 8 elai0n ts divided intD tNn Terms. Is
begins ne hrst Z ednesdny In . tobeY. All
Q oses the hnt Wednesday IN July.
TERMS
tuition IN University. per torm, .t1S IS
tuition IN Preparatory eehoais pnr
NtIss.sssss s.sssssssswsssssss D" Hl
Contingent fee, per term.
Boa 1 private families, per month,
students who wish tOmess. eap b ocoa
fees must be paidln advance SEND 81
SHsa " Q. T tatH#
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~DrOmgOOIe q Co.'s Buchu.

The lest and cheapest combination for al
affections o. tbs X dneys and Bladder ever
'Oherud 10 the pui lie. 10 IA prepared By reg
ular physicians and used By the profession.
Price 81, 10 per hotite, or six bottles fbr 60,
Sold By Druggists and merchants every
where
}. ?. DrOmgoole q Co.,
iysa,deadaEim. Memphis. Taaa,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

VI UUIT-T ~
|nAY AND RoARl me SCHOOL, loF
YOnng Lbiies, will open Its IWtHtF
I0urth annual tessi0n, september ~ 1870
TIE building, situatl0n and 90 &c aFt MOI
equaiod IN the 1laie. For TfO huHnHHu
pupils TWEspf sbla Professors atd Leo
tureFs are employed.
ONLY THlRY BOARDEns win 10 ~
ealvad into the faml.y cf the PRINCIPAL. and
they Rave LIGHT and CHEkhHuL rooms
on Tue FIRST FLOOR The doEHaiaaIIal are
heated and Ventilated lhfouan reai11lIa.
and ere supplied with gas, balhfs boz and
cold water.
THE DEPARTMENT. OF MusHus
Ia eharR0 OF Pr0fs. e~nbolewhkt. Waaa
WillhartiS and Mhlmen, Offers Superior II.
vantages.
for particulars pleas address
l.. y BONHAM. A. ~,
iyia RSm frincipaf
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
THE MT. AUBURN
Young Lgdies' Institute

HAS q beautiful ami couver lent location
upon the emiueI c. {. ON which IL takes
is bAme.
Is cObr Q Of instruction runs throu h
three departments OF four Year, each. 20.
cullar aiVan ages art oheUd young lafles
who have already taken the oruiha y Eng.
lish studies. The rest Of instruct on is given
In music. drawing ard painting, modern
| nguAges and otheT extra.
AppaFIu IL uFnlsh Il for every depart.
mrnt. Libraries containing several thou.
,And volumes OF standard books are always
accessible.
FOR catalogues or further information i'd
dress LII. WtIrE, Treasurer,
No. l43 Race street, cincinnati, Ohio.
saua
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

SEE Advertisement of DR.. Butts
Dispensary, beaded, Book for th'
GUIDE
N another column. II should b.
read by ell.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24


90
rsueved % NoA iss and rs Cars assn
y opposite ChristChufoh, and ~ ta
e4asss, q the Law and MEaie&
me university q 1aniMaua. aaA ItN
gnhlteF lnltlruta-lha Haada4f a 1I .
M~tehshioel md Asfieu t1rdf HaIE A4.1lI4
uon-tnns conceassszane thn ieaaIae d
uonhl ihsiituiions e. the State "a sHa asH
square. Nls In the meaa eHnfral = 4 taANan
anle part o. Canal street tbs NNaat. Sou
ward Of New Orleans. On whldh ri ~ HfH
raj r0ads cine htfatas and uu4 fhzHs MN
ntes wax non be 81 hal|ss 4nd CII4
u tells.
II ls the oldest and most enaoienf ana we.
eestfnl Commercial COLLEGE III Bsa
United sta:os.
There e Q fall ~iaeully-and aspeelal Pm
feleor iOr each study 30 ns e saFu
the time and money uf
students.
Students begin &C say timn. Thafu ~ NJ
YaHailoh
when clubs Of three o. more enter n t1e
sams dine from the same place, ~ pef Gems
deduction Will 10 made.
BOARD AND LODGINGe0S par MONTH
Any gTadn-. e can 81 cnce take az
An sdSeation that enables he stuaent s.
$1,000 $4,000, $1,000 : xnka
The best EOHFrHH paEontg can sire
The south mus. BOW educate a. thaif
sons PRACTICALLY.
Tsrms--Payable % Adranee,
Pen@anship : leasons not llmlle4s
perfect course. M o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and aGmglBa En-
cry, etc, Q peRfeet course. ......... HN 90
Administrations III commaf-
oial calculations -. % o.
Lectures 81 CommaFelal LaW........ 80 81
stationery bookkeeping. biaak.
poosss 6os.......s....-......ss...s.t
70 fenmansblp
Observation-Disclosures ..,.s.... "
me above constitutes the commeFcial
Usual time for he Commercial Course
three % four moHths
Engllsh-GFammalieal oouSse....,.. % o.
nDRllah, French, 9pnhish, German
full eourte. 10 ! arm 10 reed, wrts
and speab the langnase coEresags
Lsslsi cTeSk:iail soaise
Algebra, Surveying. eie....., .,.s..s
ieometry-full coaFfe, not limited.
Teachers eouFse In Ponmanhhip.s.. lW
Ornamental ~Penmanship and Flour
.
4 lie Tlole IN 81 sas Departmsa.s 10 8
A PERPETUAL and ThAheHHE&
RABLk SCHOLARSHIP .......,. NW C.
A student having paid Cor q cEnra m anY
branch. q above, Is . .tlIled % q Lite xirAe4
In tbs D~epartmtnk. be can aztaH0 NuflA
branches a. he mag Oesife. RefsenA from
n b 90 years Of 1ge n1ttnd.
N. BAH the graduates fnf he pass 3
years sfe nos IN good business e Mk -
known.
CAUrI M-BeeaFe Of TailFaMI aAa hftHI
RUN ERs aud DRUM NEa1, Ansi Hnpir at
o1cs at the College. Put e0uF maasF I1 fia
haads Of your AieFehaBt or with re EIe1Is
dent Of College.
For atalOsues, eto-, apply q this cG
ssIs RrFUs DoLBEAR Fsesiarus
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

DELAY NOT.-COnvulsiOns, wind
collie aud gripping in the bowels Of
infants cause death. Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup is a tried remedy. L
costs only % cts.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

Board, with FURNISHED rooms, iiEhE
anu fuel, p 2 quarter session. il 3D.
vance,. ..sss.s.s ~ ~
BOari from Monday nnii Friday, 3
qlEFtor Session 10 avanee,....ss. ~ W
Tuition In Primary Class, per QaAxf41
session. In advance, .~..s..a4.... 20
TulliOn IN Flint hIaai0 Class. uaf
quarter session, In adVauoa.....-. II g
Tuition m rtcond Middle Class, per
qHET'er Se.kinn. IN a,vapee,...... - g.
TaiLs0n IN Senior Glass; yer quarter aes.
zion, In advance, ........ e. CO.
TUT son Ia Music on Plano, per quarter
session, In advance, -. ......... 500
Tuition In Drawing or Painting, IN
wator e0l0rs, pei quarter, .......... 10 81
Tuition In Paiating In oil, ............ 10 "
The Session, fmbrucing forty weeks, with
the usual vacation as Christmas, VIII cl1aa
June t4th. ISL.
Pupils received ct any period curing iha
session, but payment mutt Be mads AZ the
tine OF admission, 70 the close Of tho quaFs
ter Session, except In peculiar cases b.
special ngTcomen'.
Lessons wiz be given on any other
Indictment, or In any required iangnawo d
accomplishment ~ ProiesrOss prizes.
ausie. dlm-vam.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

The Carrollton Conservative
of the 18th, says: On Saturday
last a difficulty occurred between
Mr.. C. W. Bennett, an old and re.
spected citizen of Black Hawk
and his stepson, Jimmie Reynolds
b young man about l6 years o
age, in which Mr.. Bennett was in.
stautly killed, by a gunshot wount
i'm the head, at the hands Of young
REYNOLDS.
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Boarding and Day school.
FOR YOUNG LADIES
On Wednesday, Sept, 14th, 1870

AMIss MARY 3. COMPTON, and Ma.
EMMA y. COMPTON, will seopfn a
No. 20 Cherry etrces, their b0ardtHN aa1
school for Young Ladies,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

The VIcKsBURG HERALD ought
10 be sharp enough-ifSwords an(
Spears can make it so.- Meridian
Mercury.
Well. don't thew?
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

UyHK ezerslfos of thls InIiitntloa viii be
resumed on the fFs5 WEDNESDAY %
day Of naaahaF naEn undaT The ialiaWIng
corps Of lasGaeh0B d he various { RaEt
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Etc.. ETC., ETC.. Etc.. Etc.
FROM THE STHTE.

Trouble in the Organization Of the state
senate.
Special Despatch 10 The Epening Telegraph
HARRISBURG, Jan. affairs look stormy
this morning at Harrisburg. The House organi-
zation will be effected without difficulty, but
trouble can hardly be avoided in the Senate,
where there are two opposing Senators from the
Somerset district, one Democrat and one Repub-
lican, each armed with a certificate and each
claiming the seat. 1t is reported that the Demo-
Gratis, who will have a majority of one vote
until after all the new Senators are sworn into
office, will object to proceeding with the organi-
zation unless their claimant from the Somerset
district is accorded equal privileges with his
competitor. The Senate meets at 3 o'clock. A
Democratic caucus, to consider the matter, will
be held before the organization.
The Governors Message.
The message of the Governor will not be sent
to the Legislature until these troublesome mat
ters are adjusted.
The state Treasurership.
The State Treasurer fight opens to-day with
renewed vigor. Both candidates are showing
their hands more freely. The efforts of the
Mackey party are herculean, and give rise to
report that they cannot afford to be beaten. The
friends of Simon Cameron are the friends of
Mackey. The Irwin party has gathered strength
by the accession of several powerful interests,
and are instigated by the additional motive of
revenge for the manner in which Cameron dis
charged Irwin in 1869. They fight desperately,
and last night achieved decided
victory by carrying motion not to hold the
caucus to nominate State Treasurer until the
Speakers of the Senate and House should fix
upon the time. These two Speakers are both
Irwinites. This morning the supporters of
Mackey and Irwin in the Legislature were about
equal. There is q rumor that some unredeemed
promises. made by the friends of Mackey in
1869 are rising up in judgment against his sue
cess The public will of course understand that
these promises were of social, and not pecu-
mary nature, as money is proverbially never
given nor promised at Harrisburg.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, Jan. 4-The Flour market is character
lied by extreme quietude, but prices remain without
change There is no shipping demand and the home
consumers purchase only enough to supply their i'm
mediate wants, About 800 barrels were taken in
cluding superdne at s4'25@45O; extras at S4.7b@
512N: Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra
family at s525@625 the latter rate for choices Penn
sylvania do do. at s5'25@5T5; Ohio aud Indiana
do do. at s5@6'25; and fancy brands at s6'75@75O,
according to quality. Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
Rye Flour may be quoted at s5@512h u barrel.
In Wheat there is not much activity but prices are
steady. Sales Of Pennsylvania red at 81 '2s@s13s,
and Southern do. at sl30@1'32 Rye is steady at sl
for Western. Corn-The receipts have increased,
but there Is not much inquiry; sales OF old yellow
at 81 new do. at sI@92c, according TO dryness; and
old Western mixed at 81. Oats are without change;
1000 bushels Pennsylvania sold at 56c. No sales are
reported in Barley or Malt
Bark-The last sale OF No. Quercit.on was at
$50 q ton.
Whisky is quiet; we quote wood and lron-bound
Western at 99c. @s1.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The Thompson Art Collection

The Thompson Art Collection.
Despatch 10 The BUenfn9 Telegraph
BosToN, Jan 4.-The removal of the paint
iugs belonging to the late Thomas Thompson
thousand
Marriages and Deaths In Boston.
During 1869 there were in this city 5525 deaths
and 1874 intentions of marriage declared.
Strikes and Anti-strikers.
Yesterday afternoon one hundred and fifty
men, chiefly Irish, employed on the Fort Hill
improvements, attempted TO drive away party
OF Germans who had taken their places, the
Irish having struck in consequence of reduc-
ton of their wages. The Germans were roughly
used, and had it not been for the prompt ac-
tion Of the police there would have been blood
she'd
Decline of American shipping.
At the Boston Board of Trade meeting last
evening the committee appointed to inquire into
the present condition of American commerce
made lengthy report, in which was detailed
the action of the committee before the Con-
gressional Committee which recently visited
Boston to Investigate the cause of the depres-
sion of our commerce, and stated the committee
were unanimously of the opinion that before the
hoped-for improvement took place the duties on
articles entering into the construction of
steamers must be very materially reduced and
the American Government must subsidize Ame-
rican steamers to carry the mails and not those
of another nation, as is now done.
Illness of the Bishop of New Hampshire.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph
CONCORD, N. Fl. Jan. 4.-Intelligence from
Claremont states that Right Rev. Carleton Chase
d. D., the Episcopal Bishop of New Hampshire
is rapidly falling, and it is feared he will never
be able to leave his house again.
New Hampshire Democratic Convention.
The Democratic State Convention is to meet
here tomorrow.
The Merrimac river broke up here yesterday
and the water is rising fast.
Honor TO American Engineer.
Sylvester Marsh, the proprietor of the Mount
Washington Railway, has received an invitation
to build similar railway to the top of Rigi
mountains in Switzerland.
Great Rise In the Saco River.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 4.-The Saco river rose
three feet yesterday, and the Penobscot to
within foot of the point reached at the time
of the great land slide some months ago.
Wreck on the Maine Const.
Dspsteh to Tx kUeni.g Telegraph.
BATH, Me-, Jan. 4.-The fishing schooner Ann,
Captain Reed, of Boothbay, went ashore during
the storm on Sunday night, and the crew are
supposed to be lost.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EvEsne TELEonaPH.}

OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELgoRAPHl
Tuesday, Jan. T. 1870.
markable improvement in resources during the past
week, and the features anomalous 10 an unusual
degree. The deposits have increased S1,2l1, ,g2s-
the largest Increase for many months There s also
an increase In egatenders OF t512Sl9, and In specie
OF sos 7S9 On the other hand there has been con-
traction OF loans TO the amount OF $780, 30S, and
increase OF credits with outside banks OF t632 295.
The latter represents the drain made upon them in
the interest Of the Western trade. The contraction
OF loans in the lace OF so large increase in the
deposits is not an unusual feature at this period,
when money is boarded preparatory to January pay
ments.
The loan market is as stringent as ever this morn
ing, and rates rule irregularly, being governed by
the degree OF pressure experienced by borrowers
Gold Is active and weak, though the premium Is
not 30 decidedly downward as might have been ex-
pected under the circumstances. 1t is announced
that the Secretary OF the Treasury will sell 600 900
in gold during the month"; but it IL hardly TO be
pected that he will come into the market like
mon folk and take the regular market price for his
wares. The sales opened this morning at 1199S and
closed at noon at 11s1G. There is very active
movement to-day, but the entire range is between
Government bonds are more active, but the mar
ket is weak in full sympathy with specie.
were steady, excepting in Reading Railroad STATE
loans were not sold but there were heavy trausac-
tons in City skies at 993. for the bonds. Lehigh
Gold Loan was taken at 9O1 @901S.
Reading Railroad was active and weak. Sales at
46S1, $50, 94IS b. o., closing at 47 lie b. Penn
sylvania Railroad was taken at 64k Lehgh Valley
Railroad at 52% OIL Creek and Allegheny Railroad
at 39 and Catawssa Rrilroad preferred at 34L. The
bids were sprited-T1 for Norrstown ;57% for North
Pennsylvania; and 2S5s for Philadelphia and Erie.
Miscellaneous shares were quiet and no sales
were made.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.
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FROM. EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.
LrIo- aai Ht.icnn CnhIA

By the Angto-d naericdn Cable.
LONDON, Jan. 4-11 A. M.-Consos 92x for both
money and account United States fye-twenties OF
1862 S1 1865, old, S6A 1868, S5S ten-forties,
-. Erie, 49, Illinois Central 1903; Atlantic and Great
Western, 25H.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Ali A. M.-Cotton nrmer;
middling uplands, 11%d.; middling Orleans, IL I'd.
The sales to-day are estimated at IL, 900 bales.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON JAN Al p. M.-United States 5-20s OF
1852 SIN OF 1855 old, S6 OF 1851, S6 1040s, s415
American stocks steady.
PARIS, Jan. 4-The Bourse opened firm. Rentes,
74f.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Al P. M-Wheat, 9s. I'd. for
California white Ss I'd. for red Western; 8s lid for
red winter wheat. Peas, 35s Receipts of Wheat
at this port during the past three days have been
$4,000 quarters all American Lard is quoted at 73s
Cd. Cheese, 9s. Cd. Bacon, 62s. Corn, 29s.
ANTWERP, Jan. 4.-Petroleum opens firm this
morning at 60f. 60c
HAvRE, jan 4.-Cotton opens firm both on the
spot and afiOat.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. a. p. M.-Yarns and Fabrics at
Manchester are nrm. Cotton continues steady