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lnR determination to carry Tho ward At Tho
Forthcoming eluetlons, afte: which oyor thirty
new nsemhcra egncd the conatituton and paid
tier dues. Tho tncating then adjourned to
i1cot tho aecoud Monday in Februasy.
TItE MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Tho ANIMAL neetisig uf tho Morhan1es' tnsti.
trtB nf Chicago wAH linld Inst evening at No. 10
Washington Htroot, for TIM election Of \ now
year, aud to recovo the reports nf tho rottrinB
officers. HeorEe t. Iruasing occupied tile Char,
aud II. L. Whitcomb olliciatod as 6ecratats.
AZ Tho conclusion Of tho roai'ng Of tho min
cants Tor membership wero ballosol TOT mud
elected: ]. u. True, william Do,ld, Edward l1,r-
Ing, II. j. Holman, Goorge Rna*. Levy Fischer,
Frederick Daumau, and ". il. Bartlett. NUM-
bcr Of namoh naro also proposed. but action
thereon postponed un.i! n future meeting.
Tho Chairman presented tho yearly report OF
lilo condition Of tho Assoclahotl. tracing ita
progress froM It's foundation, aud detailing BONO
Interesting facts. Tho Assaciatnu numbers ntnc-
~ nshlo ard Bevnntecn fcmhlo n,en,bure, and thu
nmonnt on haud in tllc treasnry iB about 81, 700:
Rooms hayo boon lifted ND hs MI industrial
nrt school In tho building. which silt bo opened
next wee'. The report congratulntnn tho soc1o-
" oil it's prosperity mid tho results Of The rast
ycar.
There helng no committee reports ready, tho
following named gentlnMen wcro appointed a
committed to nominate . ticket to eerye during
tlie epaung ycar' slesers. Grow, schIMler,
SpeoF, kavanhugl. and Iutritt, who withdrew md
proposed tho following: President g. G. Prua.
sing; First Y1ce-r resident, Cornelius Price;
Second yice-rronldopt. Yl1onsns knvanauEh;
retary, Antsow Graw: Financial Secretary.
Charles ". Spotr: Librarian, II. i. Whtconb;
Board OF Directors. hurry Nelson. J: Wilkinson,
]. A, Hunter, u. 1}cnuer. Janch u. Sullivan. ].
Il. Wilot, and William uo.o. The cntEo ticket
With tho exception OF J. II. Niilet vas elected,
aftor which tho meeting adjourned.
sroNriaa Cttns.
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MANY Of Our Loading Bellies AFRO Indobted
for their eicgaAt costumes to tic dcsgns furnished by
the Domestto paper fashoas. Naw styles received
daily ut $50 6tate-at.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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Electro Silicon.
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whom thl world WAS young fa tho bcat mstsrlst eseg
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do 1t rontaina no grit chonteals. and poahss Will
gtcator briano5 thaa any otho. materlsL Tfy It and
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, 1876-01-12

OEontEcd ox-MRrrow for the Hair,
by Buck layuer, makeea Of the 81 Mars Cologne
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The Now Styles
OF tho Pe1oubct pc!lon Standard Organs a1e the beat
anu noAt attractive Instrument Of olr ciass, Root
Rona Music Co., SO Etato stroot arc ths Genera
Westarn Agents, Call and kce them.
, 1876-01-12

TWouEY-FETEHs-Att the Church OF the uoly
Family. Meot Twcllth.st. Oh Mond4J evening, jan, iV
n'eIoa4nts. and Miss Mary 4. Pc!era. No cards,
EH Milwaukee aud dauesee, N. T., papers rlcaso
copy.
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colloosed on the SPOT, with tho prorniso Of tho
balance In few t!ayn
Aftsr reading tho report OF tho Treasurer for
tho year tho meeting adjourned.
, 1876-01-12

LANDLORDS Perfumes
arc like natural aowcra and bouquets,
, 1876-01-12

EtAts Council Of tho order Of soyerejEus OF Ia.
duatfy was hold ut 148 Madison yttaat yesterday.
Delegates wefo rressnt from nuarly eyciy
Subordinate Couucll In the State. Iresidont S.
J. Avery. Of Chicago, IL tho cLair. Reports
from tho secretary and Treasurer showed the
financial condition Of tho State Council coli
elderably improved since tho scml.aunual meut-
ing in July.
the eusuinY years
{4t.fdsn:-s. J. Avery: Of ch!csao.
Itee-fTss'at nf-P. G. Benson, 1t aurora.
1IsasuFer-k. 4. I!nusqn. u Chicago.
LtesaTtr-stMuel puse!l, Of Auso1x
SfsnaEd-H. Do1au.
H...,sat 3t:Yar4-st, Avery ., oh.csso.
md A. n Carpenter, ri Of Oh!esgo.
Several unlmpo1tans amendments vere ,naao
10 the constitution, when tho Council a4iourupi.
FIFTEENTH wAnD REPUBLICANS.
"A meeting OF tho Fifteenth Ward Republican
Club was hold Monday night a. No. 2Ui liuckor
street, nosr Mtl"aukeo avenue. a large uumbor
81 tho Nepub!lcans OF the ward were present.
The constitution and b. }-lawB wesa adopted. and
after Rood-hunosed, spirited coulpeti!ou.
e!lncinB des.ro to have the bost NUN appoItt.
ca, me following selttenlsn We1o unanimously
elected permanent officers Of the Clun 10. the
onnulnR JeAr;
fsts.dta-col. A, ". AaHcn.
fa!A pics- PreALt<H!-Jostph BaatRcn.
rsna*n.m}uu; r.p., 1n.o Ma tsdet.on, Thomss Ambfs.
I!<sora.ug s<t,..a1y-isnss M.!:ns. +'D'As'
fseses"s a<:,t,x@Esul; xyefErs.ts s.a as'osa
Yr<asuru-Edward rAompaoa,
t1<1ufos Con.Mitts-l!enty l. I!aEts, Patrick r.en
derKAst, Andre. Quad, I. II. tiouIAuu John McIln.
dap. - Ennes.on, y. Z. scharau, und Il. T, Ma1It-
6chAFi4u. "1A ~ 40
A Number OF speeches were delivered by tho
PFes.dsnt, secretsrJ. James Malone, Nj. Gch4r-
49, NJ. No4tudsa, Mt. ue1tz, md oihczv, show
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bad been home only two weeks when was
completely prostrated with Henmorhage from
the Lungs, hav5sg J0xr severe bleedinS soella
,ustsin tseo soeeks and first three inside Of nine
days. In the September following. i'm.
proved sul6clently to be able to be about.
though In very feeble statc. Ny Bronchial
trouble remained and the Catarrh was tenfold
worse than before Every effort for rei;et
seemed fruitless. I seemed to be los;na
State, raising blood almost daily until ahont
the first OF March, 10, when became 40 had
g to be entirely confined to the house. A
friend suggested Your remedies. But l was
extremely skeptical that they would do me
began to look upon medicine and doctors WITH ti,
disgust. However, obtained one of your cir.
culars, and read it carefully, from which I
came to the conclusion that you understood
your business. q least. s.Is6nally obtained 4
quantity OF Dr.. Sage's Catalxh Remedy. vour
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets, and
commenced their vigorous use according to
directions 10 ny surprise soon began to
improve The Discovery aud Pellets. in a
short time, brought out severe ERUPTION.
which continued for sever.l weeks. T fell
much better, my appetite improved. and
gained in STR Myth aud flesh. liz three mo.,tbs
every vestige Of the Catarrh as cone. The
6ronchltls had nearly disappeared, had no
Cough whatever and had entirely ceased to
RAISE blood; and, contrary to the expectation
OF some OF my friends, the cure has remained
permanent: have had no more Hemorrhaees
from the Lungs, and am entirely tree from
Catarrtl, from which had suffered So much
and so long. The debt of gratitude | owe for
the blessing l have received at your hands.
knows no bounds. l am thoroughly satisfied
from my experience, that your medicines viii
master the worst forms of that odious disease.
Iatarrh, as we'll as Throat and Lung Diseases.
have recommended them to very many and
shall ever speak in their praise.
Gratefully yours, WIN. H. SPENCER.
p. 0. Box 507. Rochester, N. Y.
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COURTSHIP IN FRANCE

Here is farcical one of the present
day, recorded by the lady who was the
nucleus of the transaction. This lady
shall be called here Madame Enault; she
is the wife of NJ. lie Sous.prcfet of Rouen,
and her kind heart and charming man.
ners have made her the center of select
society in that pleasant town. She is not
only an agreeable woman, but one that
can be trusted, and then her position has
its own Importance. One day last sum.
mer, as she was sitting in her husband s
library, occupied in completing his cata.
logue Of books, she was informed that
three persons were waiting to see her in
the salon, and with this card was pre-
sented to her-the card Of Madame ST.
mon, the wine merchants wife. This
lady lived at *, twenty miles from
Roucn, and was not in the habit of visit
ing Madsme Enault, who, indeed, did not
remember that she had ever seen her.
However, she left the catalogue and wentIto
the salon. There she found Sitting in row
a short, plump Madame Simon, with a
young man and young woman of almost
gigantic proportions on either side of her.
All these rose on her entrance, and Mad
anne Simon offered her tightly.gloved fat
hand to shake. The first salutations
over, Madame Enault asked to what hap.
Ply circumstances she was indebted for
the pleasure of this visit. Upon this
question, Madame Simon smiled knowing.
ly, and patted her daughter on the should
er. Mademoiselle blushed crimson. She
was Of fresh complexion, with golden
hair. and might have been handsome, but
for cheeks too prominent and ruddy, =
slight cast in the eye, and general air of
having too much Of everything. She now
looked down attentively upon the carpet.
Adalbert. her brother, put his hands on
his knees with determination, and said,
1T is proper that l should speak on this
subject. You must know, Madame
Enault, that my sister here has a very
pretty marriage portion, that she is lust
eighteen, extremely accomplished in
music, and, as you see, not other than at.
tractl>e in appear ance; under these cir
cumstances, 1t is not surprising that ell
glble marriages should be offered to her.
She has at this moment two suffers, both
eager, and both, as believe much enan-
ored.''
''Oh, Adalbert,' said Mademoisclle,
with a nervous laugh, "you really make
me blush. But Madame Enault looked
for the blush in vain, and Adalbert went
on-"rhese suffers both occupy consider
able positions at x. The one is
Monsieur Jules Berthier,th Notary; the
other, Monsieur Perrin, the Doctor, they
are worthy men, both, but
'But-' interrupted Madame Simon,
tired OF her sons discourse. s'but-my
daug hter thinks them both hideous.''
"The one. said Mademoiselle, eagerly,
''is as round as a wine.barrel. and tie
other as attenuated as withcred GRACE.
skin. Can you wonder that / don't wish
Tor either as husband =? It is the Doctor
who is so fat. and the Notary who is so
thin"
"But how" asked Madame Enault, lam
I to assist you?'' .a...
"lt is now my turn to speak said Adal-
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kill him if he is anywhere on tho face Of

He then moved along down the canyon
and presently sawgwhat seemed to be his
}tormentor.3 He blazed away and stretch.
ed the creature dead on, the margin of
the rill. He was just beginning to re.
joice over the victory he had gained when
up from the very spot jumped another
frog the very picture of that he had kill
ed. Peter looked at tho new apparition
and then turned and gazed on the slaugh.
tered animal to be sure that it was dead.
Finding it stretched lifcless on the ground
he went after the second frog. This was
finally slaughtered. and he continued his
hunt down the canyon. All that day he
hunted frogs, blazing away at everything
that moved in the water, or looked at all
like frog. 5.
The next day he bought more ammu-
milton and again went on the warpath
along che canyon, firing so frequently
that some Of the miners above thought
that the Piutes had attacked the settlers
at the mouth Of the canyon. The next
day and the next, and right along for a
week, Pet hunted the canyon, always be-
ginning with the pond on his claim, and
keeping up a murderous fire as often as
he saw frog or the suspicion of one.
Not satisfied with this, he hunted the
banks Of the Carson river for mile or
two, up and down the mouth of the can.
yon. He talked Of nothing but frogs for
afortnight, thought and fired away whole
sacks Of shot and pound after pound of
powder, and seemed to be almost insane
on frogs. But he at last concluded that
he had cleaned them all out, and the COB.
lin frog among the rest.
One morning, to the surprise Of his
ncighbors in camp, who had been watch.
ing him curiouslv for some days, instead
of starting out with his gun he took his
pan and crevicing-spoon and departed
down the canyon in the direction of his
claim.
An hour later Pete came tearing back
to camp. ''I'll never sthrike pick Until
the canyon again !" cried he. ':rhat imp
Q hell is still there on me claim! I was
but littin' ME dirt from me second pan
whin he raised his head from the
wutter and said, Pete. have ye struck.
it Z seq he. May the devil bless ye.' says
l, If ye can't have the whole bloody can,
yon I'll never sthrikc pick Until 1t again.
No more will. That frog is no human
frog-it's child o hell!''
Pete kept his word he never mined in
the canyon again. He left for Six.mile
canyon to hunt place not haunted by a
demon frog, and he had not mined many
weeks before he and his partner-..Pat
McLaughlin,-struck it! struck it -
struck the great Comstock silver lode,
the hidden treasurc.house of the gnomes
and wonder Of the whole mining world.
He was, as he always believed, driven into
the great good fortune by the ''goblin
frog
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Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, Bron-
ch1tts, Consumption--A Wonderful
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 10, 1874.
Il: V. Pierce, N. D., Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear SIR had suffered from Catarrh in an
aggravated form for about twelve years and
tor several years from Bronchial trouble.
irled many doctors and things with no last
ing benefit: In May, ~, becoming nearly
worn out with excessive Editorial labors on q
paper in New York city, was attacked with
BRONCHITIS in severe form, suffering almost q
total loss OF voice returned home here. but
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Chapped hands, lace, pimples, rlngworm
saitrheum, and other cutaneous affections cured.
and rough skin made soft and smooth. b2
using Juniper Tar Soap: Be careful to get on ;.
y that made by Caswell, Hazard s. Co., New
York, as there are many limitations made with
common tar, all of which are worthless.
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OLE JOHNSON, living near Red Jacket
Mill, in Blue Earth county, fell through a
trestle work Of the Central railroad, near
the mills, and was instantly killed.
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Dildine's Self-ActinS Trap. Catches game
alive Many can remain in the trap before being renov
Rats, Gophers Rabbits and all sze Animals and Fowls
the world ever PRODUCED. Send 81 90 and get small
traps Trappers want them. No family should be with
out the Rat and Mouse size. y. S. Pat 1914 Canada
gatcntee: John Dildine, Limestonevilc, Mortour
County Pennsylvania.
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The great Boston One Price Clothing Store
Mlnneapolis, are receiving the largest Stock 81
clothing ever seen in the State. Give them q
try. :"
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Southern Hotel. st. Louis, Mo.
The most complete hotel in all its appoint.
ments in the West. The table supplied at all
times with the hest the market affords.
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DR.. Schenck,s Standard Remedies.

The standard remedies for all diseases OF the
lungs are ScHENcK's PrLMoy1c SYRUP.
ScHENcK's SEA WEED Tonic, and ScHRNcK's
MANDRAKE PILLS, and, if taken before the lungs
are destroyed. speedy cure is effected.
10 these three medicines DR.. J. Fl. Schenck.
OF Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success, in
the treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbibmat
ter IN the lungs; nature throws it off by an
easy expectorat,on, for when the phlepm or
matter is ripe slight cough will throw it off.
the patient has rest and The lungs begin to heal
TO enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sci
weed Tonic must be freely used to cleanse the
stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake Pill
act on the liver, removing all Instructions
relax the gall bladder, the bile starts freely.
ana the liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle slim.
ulant and Alternative; the alkali of which it ia
composed, mixes with the food and prevents
sourlng. 1t assists the digestion by toning no
the stomach to a healthy condition. so that the
food and the Pulmonic Syrup will make GOOD
blood then the lungs heal, and the patient
viii surely get we'll il care is taken to prevent
Allwho wish to consult DR.. Schenck. either
personally or by letter, can do SO at his princi.
pa ofhre. corner Of Sixth and ARCH SITS.
Philadelphia. every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all drugeists
throughout the country.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.
THE
Buckeye Broadcast Seeder : CuItiyatof

Manufactured by
r. r. Mnst& Co., Springfield, Ohio.
Is much superior to any other Seeder in the market
See Buckeye Seeder, or get information about
one, and you viii have no other For circulars &C.
address 3. l.. SHELDON. Gen. Agent,
Madison. wis.
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- When writing - Advertiserx
In this paper.
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Every. person raising few or many sheep,
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In anew book Of great value, jflst issued.
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DIR. BOHANNAN'S
Marriage GUIDE illustrated
with numerous engravings
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Courtship. Marriage, the
Physiological ystcricsand
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Nh2N00 per day at home. Terms Free. Address
VJ@VGU G. Sr1NsoN & Co., Portland. Maine

Oh FANCY CARDS. STYLES, with name ten cpnts
Nv Address j. g. HUSTLED Nassau Renss. CO.. NV
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-08
WASHINGTON.
Nominations Confirmed.

Nominations Confirmed,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. THE Senate in
Executive session to day confirmed the following
Ayres P. Merrill, Minister to Belgium; Cyrus
G. Carpenter OF Iowa, I'd Comptroller of the
Treasury; ReubeB Williams of Indiana, Deputy
I'd Comptroller; Diederic G. Van Romoundt
Vice Consul at ST. Martin, West Indies; Hor-
Treasury; Rodney Curtis, melter of the mint at
Denver
Military Academy Bill
The House committee on appropriations had
a long session this afternoon on the Military
Academy appropriation bill and completed it
for report to the House next Monday. They
reduced the pay of cadets from about $500 to
$3.50 per year, which will diminish the item for
that purpose some $1,000 The pay of the
Professors lis reduced 20 per cent, and numer.
is reduced about $4,000 from last years total
of $320,000.
Pension Appropriation Bill.
The pension appropriation bill was also fin
ished and will be reported to the House by Mr.
Atkins of Tenn. No reduction was made from
the department estimates for this bill, its
amount being $29, 100000.
The Geneva Award Bill
The House committee on the judiciary met
this morning to consider the Geneva Award
Bill introduced by Mr.. Frye of Maine. The
committee proposes to Immediately consider
the Geneva Award Bill and the constitutional
amendment
Minister Washburne Not a Presidential
Aspiranf.
Minister Washburne has written q letter
from Paris to friend in this city, prominent
Republican leader and Member of Congress, in
which he declines to permit his name to be
used under any circumstances in connection
with the Presidency.
Various Matters
The members of the House committee on
foreign relations called at the Executive man.
sion to-day and paid their respects to President
Grant.
The ways and means committee will pay
their respects to the President to morrow.
The chaplain of the House was not elected as
stated yesterday. After several ballots to-day,
the chaplain of last session, Rev. r. G. Sey-
monr of Boston, was elected.
The report that Ell. FL. Finley of st. Paul,
Mimi, was appointed by the Secretary of the
Interior to investigate the land Office frauds in
the northwest is without foundation. No such
appointment has been made or is contemplat
ed.
The Secretary authorizes the statement that
less than fifty changes have been made in the
department since he took charge of it, major
ity on account of the necessary reduction of the
force, and that no further change is conten-
plated.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-08

Receipts-o,OOo bbls -four; 5000 bush Wheat, 12,eOo
bush Corn, 900 bush Oats
Shipments-250 bbls -four, 1900 bush Wheat, a.
900 bush Corn, 1000 bush Oats.
ST LOUIS, January 7.-Flour-dema3d slightly i'm
proved and prices unchanged. Wheat is strong and
higher, but inactive; No Red Fall 46 bid for cash
sales at 49seler January; 571 seller February; No
do 80 bid cash. Corn is active, firm and higher;
No Mixed at 391 q 39ic cash; 4Oc seller for last
half month; 4Ok q 40ac seller February Oats easier
No at 35Ac cash; 35c bid for seller January. Rye
dull and lower to sell; No at 64Ic bid. Barley in
good demand at full prices for high grades strictly
prime to fancy northern Is q 80. Whiskey quiet
at 0S.
Receipts-15OO bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat. $1,000
bush corn, $500 bush oats, 1900 bush barley, $1,000
bush rye, 4,4OO hogs, $50 cattle.
CINCINNATI, January 7.-Pork firm at 20 90 ON the
spot; 20 80 buyer April Lard is steady and in fair
demand; steam at 1923; kettle at 13 q 13t. Bulk
Meats are inactve clear rib sold at liz buyer 10Th
of March; Cumberland middes and short rib middles
at 1Os boxed. Bacon easier; shoulders at 81 9 &c;
clear rib III clear sides at IL a 2t; Green Meats
dull shoulders g @ 6s sides 81 q 95c; hams at
1Os q lie. Whiskey-demand fair and market firm
at 0S. Hogs active and higher; common to good
light at so a 10 fair to good packing at Is q
4O choice heavy at 45; receipts s442 head ship
ments 6f5.
DETROIT, January Flour is quiet. Wheat is
quiet and holders are unwilling to sell; extra White
Michigan at So; No White 01chigan at 1 % bid
Mixed at Sc. Oats steady; No Mixed at sslc.
Receipts-ll40 bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat, 800
bush corn, 1850 bush oats
Shipments-420 bblS -four, 2690 bush wheat, 600
bush corn, 2090 bush oats.
CLEVELAND, January 7.-Petroleum market is
very firm and &c higher standard White at 103 Ohio
test III Michigan test 13a for car lots cash.
NEW YoRK. January 7.-Cotton is dull; Middling
uplands Is 5-16
SAVANNAH, January 7.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplauds 12sc
NEW ORLEANs,s January 7.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding uplands 124c.
MOBILE, Jan. 7.-Cotton firm for higher grades
Middlina uplandS at 1890.
CHARLESTON, January 7.-Cotton is unchanged
Miduplands 13c.