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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
w alkInE in The Moonlight,

New Orleans TImes.l
On Wednesday night, apout 1880,
there vas q free show at tho corner Of
BaronnO and Common streets, and there
was 4 crowded "hOuse," &c there al ways
is at FREQ shows. The original under
standing about the show was that It
was to consist Of wire and 9 young
woman. The wire was stretched from
the roof Of the Academy Of Sciences 10
the roof Of the Gao Company's build
ing, aud across this wire the young wo-
man was to walk, as soon as the shades
Of night had comfortably fallen.
1t was, however, understood that
tho full moon shining In Q clear sky
was 10 be q condition precedent to the
successful exhibition by the young NO.
man Of her wire walking whims, and
as the moon really looked at 7 p. N.
as II she would do The fair thing In the
premises, the young woman, srrayed
In tights and Il balancing pole, aud at
tended by four or five young gentle.
men, clanbered to tho roof Of the
Academy.
Then q young man, with q good
healthy voice, Informed the crowd of
gaping men aud women that the grand
ceremonies Of the evening were about
TO begin. Al this the young chaps on
the Academy building touched of q lot
Of red FIRE, and q lot OF young chaps on
the Gas Company's building touched of
another lot OF red FIRE, the band began
to play, and the young woman, taking
q fresh grip on her balancing pole, and
looking down below, Of II calculating
how far she'd have 10 fell, and how
much the tall would hurt her, set out
upon her perilous journey acros the
slender wire track. She had made but
a half dozen steps before the moon
which had been doing her duty In fail
slyle ratlred behind q cloud, and the
young woman accordingly retraCed he's
path TO the roof for tho chances were
four hundred to one, that If she had
gone forward, she would have broken
her precious neck 10 less than no
lime.
Meanwhile, some ire.lookout, taking
The distant glare Of red Hro as an Ia.
dication Of q ~hrst.class c0nflAgralion,
gave the alarm, and juSt as the young
woman had retired after her frat ut.
tempt, a couple Of 6re engines came
tearing down Common street 10 the
shO ", like mad, When the laddies gOt
there aud saw how they we're sold, they
took the edge of the sell by determin.
ing TO stop aud see the fun. The moon
having come Out from behind the cloud,
the young woman clutched her balanC.
ing pole again, the red fires blazed up
Nc before, aud In a trice the young wo.
man had trAversed about one-third the
distance OF her wire walk. True 10
her contrary disposition, however, the
moon again dsrled behind q neighbor-
Ing cloud, aud the young woman took
The track once more to the roof Of her
safety. Ifbrlng evident that the moon
vas disinclined TO help the show along,
the healthy vOicei young nan inform,
ed the crowd that the exhibition would
no d, ferred 10 Thursday night, and
hen tho young woman aud every body
else went home.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
aLIMPsAs OF
BY n ALLlE v

Hes, think we sometimes gather
uiImpses OF the other shore,
and hear the echo Of the voices
IhAt breathe In music OVermOTe.
In the aeoey clouds Of evening,
As they sail 10 eth0r blue:
Heaven seems but Just 10 ond.
And We catch a faint, faint view.
In the murmur Of the zephYFs,s
!, II SCENE can hear the tones,
ul the loved ones calmly sleeping,
Meath the ChurCh-yard's polished stones,
In dreams / see their spirit fingers,
Ever beck'ning unto me,
And can hear their low, soft V0iceS,
Calling unto, unto me.
And know beyond the portals,
Open stands the peaF,y gate,
And the loved ones, eaIthys losk dAFlInRs
For my Q lining watch and want
And tho white salpd vessels floating
On the shining jasper seA,
Soon will anchor 10 the haTboE,
Anchor there for you and me.
Gllmpses then we'll no more cherish,
When We have the glorious whole;
Our happiness will be complete,
When we reach the ChrlStiRn's goal.
Then, oh, what q joyous shout,
Will echo round J~ehoVah's throne,
When we each among the angels,
Find and clasp again u own,
Bolton, Nov, 1877.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

and active. with Gales Of l65l bales
o dirary, 0kG: good OrdiaaTy, SH low
middlinR. lUHr; middling, II 10; guOd mid
ding liKH; mldd,iOg fair, llNe. Receipts;
net. $3.50 bales; gruss, 7 lU1. Xxi Orts:
10 Great BriLain, g9l bales; 70 thp Cont.
nent, 600; C0astWisa, 1885, 60 France.
3, C3 stock on hand, uncleased, 9S.45
bales, on shipbOard, l25,4ss.
CEREBRAL mAKKETs.
Nav ORLEANS. Nov. % Flour quiet;
superine, - h0a4 q; Xxx, 81 $500 co.
XXX s. 1906 %; ohOlce,$6 UO@6 Is. orn
quiet and steady; yellow, 6Oc; white, go.
Oats STEADY. sIlsSe. Corn meal dull and
lower, s. 70o9 70. Hey Arm; choice, Sl60
Lard quiet; refined fierce, sN@sc; keg,9k
@ske. Dry sAlt meats dull and lower;
shoulders, lOOse, 6hO; packed, bKO. Bacon
quiet aud weak; shoulders, 1@iEo; clear
rib sides, $40; clear aides, oAu. Hams
quiet and steady choice sugaT.CuFed, l30
ilkc 40 In size. Whisky strong; Feetihed
Louisiana, 81 C3ai Vs.; Western, 81 O68
I 60. Coffee good demand; ordinary 10
prime. caFgoeS, l6N@i91o. sugar steady,
good demand; cOmGJn 20 good common
4k@6ko; fair to fully al r,bN@Gkc; prime
t chO Ce. 6x05Xc. MOlA.Ses good de-
mand; common. 2O@&c: ialr, 2S9SOc,
pTlnc 70 cuuICe sA89VC. NslCe NehA ulhl'
nary 10 choice Louisiana, 6@6Ho Bran
quiet and steady, e!kc.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4S-Flour quiet and iFm.
Wheat dull; No . red Fall, 81 2lN@i 81
No 4 do, 81 10 Did; no 2 Spring, s OK
Corn: No 2 mixed, iBX@l1c. oats easier
No 2, @@28kc. Rye quiet. $50. Barley
dull choice 70 fancy Minnesota and Wis.
consin Spring. 6j@9Oc. whisky steady
81 10. Po'k dull, iObblng at $l2 SIk@
u 30, Lard dull; T.8lc asked. Bulk meats
quiet; , ~hOuldeIs, D 00c; clear rib sides,
b loo; clear 9 desc Ave. Bacon scarce and
arm; clear rib cid ., SIC.
CINCINNATI, Nov, &-FlOur dull; fam
lily, 81 N@6 %. Wheat ho IVY Winter red
Western 81 200t ~. Corn dull and low
or; old, 39c; new, 400. Oats strong, 7S@
3lc. Rye quiet ana irm. 6l@G3O Barley
strong; primo Western, Nj@65o. Pork hrm,
$3 Lard good demand; steam.rend' rcd,
7Xc; kettle, SN@@0c. Bulk meats quiet
shoulders. Axe; clear rib sides, Go; cleAI
sides, exc. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
Ike; clear rib sides, 0MU; clear sldes,0Ac.
v hlsky, 81 -. Butter dull and drOOp'
ing; fancy creamery, 32d 38c prime u
rhoice Western reserve, 23@2Sc: central
OHIO, l8@hc. HOss good demand; com
mon, t4@i q; packing, "a 3J9A Is; re-
ceipt-, II OOO head; shipments, lB4 head
sugar quiet; refined graduated, loM@
lln. powdered aud crushed lIMlA'; whit,
lok@l0Kc; yellow refined, 9k99Ac; New
Orleans, 0kC.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
UARY.

pow LL-Died, 81 Rolling Fork, shaE.
key county, November 18Th, 1877, WILLIE,
son Of Judge aud ALA " right Powell, aged
two years and sIx months.
Another bud from the paFent.tEee has
fallen TO the earth, but blooms again in
Immortality, May tue iEaVrance OF aGeo.
ton, waited earthwaId from these human
flowers, draw the hearts Of the bereaVed
parents thith r, aud thea only can they
realize these disguised blessings. Little
WILLIE, the cherished idol Of hIS mothers
bosom, has followed In the footsteps OF his
brother very sOoH, but an alLwlse Parent
ordained IL thus, aud q also heal the
bleeding hearts left on earth, aud teaOh
them 10 feel
"IG Thou shouldSt call me to resign
WHAT most I priEe-it meier was mIne-
l only Yield thee what vas Thlne-
Thy " u be dOHe.D
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
SECTIONS REPORT

on the City Of VieksburO, for the week ending
Monday, the s6tA day Of hooSAber, A.D.
1917, at IL O'Clock N.
Nov. 3O-George Syms, colOred, 81 years,
gAstrO enteriIls, died In the Hill City In
Nov 2O-MaryChapman, 90 days, spssms,
Vicksburg, I'd Ward.
o v 2lSLewis DFafer, oOlored, 81 years,
InnAmatlOn OF tho bOwels, Vicksburg, 4th
Ward
Nov. :S-RObsrt Emmerson, 81 years,
c~onsestIve chill, inferred In Warren 90.
Nov 8-Ellen Hall, cOlNred, = years,
dIphtheria. inferred In Warren county.
Nov 25-Albert Ford, cOlOred, 8 years,
smallpox, died 10 the county, inferred In
The City cemetery.
A true copy: 10. ARNOLD, Sexton,
z. T. WOODRUFF, n. D., Health Officer.
sYNOPsIs-lin ID Ward, | In 4sh Ward,
| In hil City lUHrmary, 3 inWarren coun-
~; Total, o. white, : oolOred; Z male,
female Total,8 4.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
The InRrmities of Age

are harder to bear than tho ailments o.
midd 0 life or youth, since The resistant
power In ID system has diminished with
declining years. an d~iseas-ani p 10 have
more power Over the enleebled body. II
10 therefore tho more essential that that
resistant power should b. augmented.
HostetIer's stomach Bllters, a benign tOu.
10 oTdial, IL admirably adapted for The
purpose. It counteraCts the INF mites
peculiar to age. ami succ IRE worn out ma
lure. II WINES the feeble frame, adds new
oil, as It were, 10 the Pickering lamp OF lie,
diHusea fresh warmth Through the chilled
velus, and gives ojmt1rt AS we'll as relief,
thus tightening The burden OF age aud re-
tarding in q measure The progress Of de-
cay. Ladies' In delicate health a. we'll as
aged persons, derive great beneht from
this wholesome stlmulaIlve tonic, which
10 absolutely pure, uu Objectionable In ia
vOr, aud Is recommended by physicians OF
repute. eod&w
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

VITAL WEAKNESS DR. DEPRESSION ; o
weak, exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage the result Of mental over-
work, indiscretions or excuses, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS Homeopathic SPECEFlc
No. %. 1t tones up aud InVigUraIes
the system, dispels the gloom and des.
pondency, imparts strength and energy,
stops the drain, and rejuVenstes the en-
tire man. Been used twenty years with
perfect success by thousands. Sold BY
dealers. Price, 81 per single vial, or
50 per package Of Eve Walls and ~ vial
Of powder. Sent by mail on receipt OF
price. Address HUMPHRETs' HOMEO-
PATHIc MEDICINE COMPANY, LOB Fulton
street, New York. aplS-eod&Wly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

We saw come interesting expert.
ments, yesterday, with anhydrOuS OK.
ide, the fluid uaed In the manufacture
Of Ice by the Piotel process, conducted
by MI. J. A. Brown, 1t the store Of
Messrs. Doll & Murphy. By pouring
Q small quality Of Il into g glass Of
wa'cr, the water was instantSneoasly
frozen into ice; aud on immerslng the
bulb Of a thermometer into the anhy-
drous oxide, the mercury was frozen
solid In q few seconds. The fluid costs
only sixty-fVe cents per pound, aud as
Il a DO used over aud over again In
making hundreds Of iona Of ice, the
cost OF manufacture is only that OF Ia.
Dor and fuel. With Waler-POwer, ice
can be made by Pielvl'S method at
about twenty-five cents per ton. Mem.
phis is organizing q compsny to build
a machine, and ViCkSburg should not
be behind.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
IInuev'u smIIno AperIent.

What Is n7 Itis a delightful aad
sparkling, effervescent purgaIive, act
ing without pain or sickness, is sold at
half price, aud is far superior to nau-
seating pills. No lady, no student, NJ
traveller. no professional man, should
DO without II. II acts finely upon the
bowels, gives The bile q chance 10 es-
cape and is a splendid diuretic. One
dose will convince any one Of its great
value. 29.d&N2w
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

ThIFtson HBehes OF Baby.
A MITE THAT ONLY WEIGHS ONB P0UHD
AND TEN OUE0Es AND YsT LIVES.
New York WOrid.l
james Collins, q haek-driveF, lives
with bis wife sud mOtheF-in-laW on tho
top floor Of the tenement house %
Thompson street, Just below 5pFing.
A very unusual event Was reported
from C0llInt's room yesterday, and,
making an inquiry concerning T. The
reporter asked Of Mrs. COlIlnSs m0gh-
or: " Have you any objections 10 show
ing me the bAby8a
"LOrd, cir, no. Walk right in.S AZ
she said this, Mrs. KONG, the grand
mother Of the baby, moved her rock.
ing chair around . little aud began %
HnFOll o large bundle Of cotton batting
which she held IN her lap.
IL hope there 10 no Danger" said tho
World reporter. Wi It bFeakfS
This was q natural question, but no.
body saw II 10 answer Il; and while
the grandmother rocked herself end
nimbly uBrOlled the cotton batting, the
reporter glanced over the apartment.
1t wal not much TO glance over. Three
quarters Of II was taken up by 9 bed, in
which lay Mrs. Collins, aplump, pretty
black-eyed woman Of AVe-aHd.twentX
who giggled aud said che didn't know
how It came 10 DO touch . little one"
allow much does It weigh" inquired
the reporter, 90 the grandmother con.
linued rapidly unrOlllng The cotton
batting.
"One pound aud ten ounces, cir and
she 10 just thirteen inches long when
we pull her out straight"
The grandmother tlrelessly rocked
and unrolled. The reporter never sug-
peoied that the cotton battling had .
baby OF the core, aud bis next Ques'
lion was: "Where 10 it2"
an here" said the grandmother.
"Dear me-" said the reporter; II
didn'l know II was dead"
at isn't" said the laconIo grand
mother.
The reporter was ashamed Of him
self, and asked: "Whst color iS 10"
"Red," said the grandmother, "LOok
for yourself"
The midget lay unrolled, No won
der It was red. The c~entrepetAl force
provoked In Il by the nImble grand
mother must have sent tie eOmprehen-
sive bloUd whlrling to the surface. II
looked like the stunted ofspring Of .
liliputian. Its head was about the siGa
of q hens egg and covered with g thick
crop Of black hair. AZ her grand
mother had said. the baby was eli red.
She was sttired In Q bib, which ex-
posed her legs and arms aud neck, all
Of q size, and about az large around %
the drumstick Of Q turkey after dinner.
Still the little Collins had strength to
curl her toes and TO put up her arms
above her head, though she could not
open her eyes. Tho reporter laid .
anger on the child and found the skin
Of normal temperature. When no had
done looking the grandmother rolled
her up again, and perhaps she IL no
longer alive.
This remarkable child eats q tea
, spoonful OF milk and water and sugar
l three times q day, and can cry luSllly
when II is hungry. The doctor thinks
{ he can bring Il up. II IL q i've month";
aud eighteen days child, and iS the
6rst Mrs. Collins has ever had. ThC
2 mother lS an American Of German do
! scent, and the father ls an Irishmau,
Mrs. Collins Is doing well-aS could be
expected.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

You CAN'T READ THIs.-ShewaSbeau
tifulandlOVeIy. TOseeher wAsloloveher
Butshcledaclosely con6nedlifeandconsLi
nddYspepsiaheartb
upervened. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Observation-Disclosures B ley'sSallneAp
rientWhichactedlIkeA charmlargebottl
sitlsapiCasanIcoOling
ndefervescenlpurgaIlve. ThroWaslde
l6d&W9W
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

WHEN I was girl, the gentlemen
came out In their true COlOrs over their
wine. Now they are ss close as wax,
drinking; and even when they ar
tipsy they keep their secrets. But once
let them get by themselves and smoke,
the very afr Il soon alisd with scandal
Gus secrets none Of the ladies 10 The
house ever dreamed OE.-tMiSs Matt
land.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

To all who are suffering from the or
rors aud indiscretiOus of youth, nerv.
GUS weakness, early decay, loss OF nan.
hood, etc., | will send . reCiue that will
cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. THE great
remedy was discovered BY 3 MlSslon-
ary in South America. Send q SELL
addressed envelope TO the Rev. JOsEPH
T. IEMAN, Station d, Bible House, New
YuIk City. oc4.eOd& WY
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
Caution.

We wish to caution users OF DR..
Cream Baking Powder against
Il in bulk. U%nprincipled deal
ers ara mixing -four and other sub'ian-
res with il, aud selling il as Dr.. Price'q.
Buy it only in cans, and II will make
lighter, sweeter and healthier biscuits,
ETC., than any other in the mar
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
MARRIED..

ALLEN -BANKS-At the resldeuOe OF
the BRIDES father, Mr.. John o. Banks,
Clinton, MIsS,, IN Wednesday, Nov. Il,
1911. Al $3.50 O'Clock pm, BY the Rev. Chas.
B. Galloway, OF jackson, DR.. W. @. Az
LIN, Of Washington county, Mss, and
Miss suE BANKS.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

"THE trials OF a h~ousekeeper' are
never experienced by those who use
DooLEY's YKAsT POWDER. Elegant,
light, wholesome biscuits, bread, rolls
aud mufins, every time. Try it, aud
be convinced.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

BAKERS Con LIVER OH, LINE, AND
WILD CHERRY, quickly relieves Throat
AMI Lung diseases, and imparls vigor
and new lie to debilitstcd conslitu
lions. Pleasant in taste. &c. BAKER
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Oc91.d4t-Sat&w4t
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

BAKERS Con LIVER OIL, LIKE AND
WILD CHERRY-a pleasant medicine,
snd certain remedy Tor Consumption,
Scrofula, Debility, etc. Now Is the
time 10 use 1t. JoHN q. BAKER & Co.,
Druggists, Philadelphia.
uoy9l.d4t.sat&w Il.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

SMITH - WESP- At the Methodist
Church, In Holly Springs, on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 10, 1871, by Rev. ). W. L6r.
Ance, Mr.. L. a. sMgTH aud Miss CAaRIE
WEsT. dau htnr a. Gen. AN West
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

Yesterday was q dull day in FLYER
circles. The d~ischarging OF . pretty
fair trip from the Colorado made
tbiugs lively around the Elevator for
awhile.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

HIGHLY colored urine, with backache,
headache, and general debility, a in
variable he traced 10 unnatural condi-
lion OF tho liver, which a be removed
by using HoME SrnmAcH BLrTERs.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

LET Us give thanks for Hayes next
Thursday-that there 10 lrss Of him
than there oace was BY eight months
and q halL-lst. LOuis Democrat
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
DIED..

Leroy Died, In Nemphis. on ThuFs-
day evening, November -, 1877, 81 "
o'clock, JOSEPH LHROT, aRoa 81 ysaES. Of
BFlghVs diseases
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
UPFIcU OF TUE DAILY HERALD,
4 s.n1A.w mu~,3W-m Nuw "a IET7

WEDNESDAY, EvENIaO, Nov. ~. Is11.l
Bar keTs were busy to-day In preparing
for the holiday tomorrow, "OAlleolinns
therefore were heavier than usual, not.
W~iihstRndIHg tho fact that the day wore
the usual appearance on the streets. The
weather, though clear. was sunoiently
cold to retaTd planters from having q good
picking day, aud We doubt very much II the
aggregate Of c0tt0n gathered to-day will
amount TO much more than an ordinary
half day Of October. or the earlier days Of
September. There was some little anlma-
tlOn on The streets, trade In the retail de-
partmenIs being iair, the family groceries
claiming 9 busy time, as PREF aTAtInns were
going actively on tor the observance Of the
double ThaBk giving tomorrow.
COLD AND STOCKS.
NEw ORLEANs,. Nov. S-Gold, 2k@S.
New York sight N discount. sterIing;
Nav YoRK, Nov. ss.-NOon.-Gold
opened At *. Stocks dropped k@l, at
opening but latter recovered. Money g.
! xCbange: Long, 81 ~; short, - 6K
State bonds quiet. Government securities
irm.
EveBing-Gold closed sIeady,2X. Money
4@h. sterling dull, ; Government &c.
o%urities steady; new Ys, eK. State bonds
quiet.
Stoke weak, declined: New York
Central, l 06K; Erie SH; Lake Shore, 6BH;
Illinois Central, 12x, Plttsburg, ~; Chi
cage and NOrlh WI stern, ASK preferred,
6tA; Rock Island, lNOK.
suB.TRKAsURY BALANCES.
Gold, $40, 261, Il3 o.; currency, S40,s16,.
Ts4 10. The Sub treasurer paid out
'l2,9OO for interest, and $1,000 honda.
Customs receipts tod ~, f3i7 ,OO.
Cotton
Opened with rather q dark spot On the
eye from Liverpool, and but for q consld.
cradle advance In New York futures, with
a firm closing Tor spots, and an active and
steady market from New Orleans, there
mi ShL have been very considerable com
plain. As II was, buy rs were Incl ned
10 take the bear eide, the bulls being rep.
resented pretty strongly by sellers. WhU
refused generally TO turn loose, except al
full figures Of yesterday. Sales weTo som
81 quently restricted, and outside OF 100
bales from wagons, mot more than 100 wGrC
sold, COnce ,BlOns were granted In some
CAGES, but others commanded full figures,
and we, therefore, continue to quite:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30

Futures opened easier, and closed easy,
with sales Of $500 bales.
CORTOH ~ R1W ORLEAHB.
NEW 0RLEANS, Nov. T-Cotton Arm
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KEEPS Custom Shirts made TO measure.

KEEPS Custom shirts made 10 measure,
The very best, y for 50, delivered free ey.
e~rywhere.
Keep's Patent Partly.mAde Dress Shirts,
rhe very best, s for 81, delivered free eY.
cry where.
An elegant set OF GOld.platO Collar and
sleeve Buttons given with each hall
dozen Keeps Sbirts.
san, pies and full directions mailed free 10
any address.
H~erchants supplied at q small commission
90 cost,
Trade circulars mailed free on application,
Keep Manufacturing Co., 49, Mercer st.,
Eew York febHd6Wly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
Hrrend In rhe ntnG OF Life.

by bread, we mean all the various
forms into which II lie customary 10 con.
vert cereal -four. When 10 bread good ?
Bread Is good when light, sweet and
nutritious, and without deleterious
qualities. How are these properties
best secured9 In no way, we answer,
40 we'll aud certainly as by tho use Of
DooLEY's YEAsT PowDER. Try itthor.
oughly, and convince yourself
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
COTTON IN

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.-Noon,-Cotton
fair demand which is freely met vt pre-.
vIous prices. Mtddllng Uplands, Q lei;
Mldd Ing Orleans, ski. Sales OF 10 U0'
bales, 1000 OF which we're tor speculation
and export. Receipts, 3.3UO b les, all VI
which ", re American. Futures "pt ned
with sellers at L3!d decline Uplands
nothing below low N dUIIngs, delivered In
Novelnrp . 1881; November and De-
cemh.r I, q 5-lBd; DECEMBER ahd January,
$500, January and r. bruary, 9 y I'D
February and March, u 0 32d; March and
April = B l6d; new crop shipped February
aud March, by sail, 6xd.
500 m.--Uplands nothing below low
mlddling deli Ver.d In March aud April, .
ll-3ld.
Futures closed steady.
COTTON IN New YORK.
NRW YORK, Nov. 25.-NOon.-Cott0r
quiet MiddIlng Uplands, II 6-l6c; Mid
dliug OrleanG, II 1850. Sales Of 6S bales
Evening-Cotton firm. MIddling Up
lands, II 6.l6c; Middllug Orleans, II T-.6c
Sales Of 8 0 bales.
Consolidated net receipts, 1899 bales
Receipts: net, 9S6 bales; grOss, lA,SIs.
The following were tho changes In New
York futures:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-30
M miscellaneous.

The question Of receipts, stocks, visible
supply. American prospects Tor q largo
crop, b~tagnation In trade, and q thousand
an one questions are now agitati ~ the
average UuttOn dealer. MessTs. Waite Il
Co, ia heif last circular, give their Views
nr q part OF the situation In the following:
Tho demand, whenever 1t comes, must run
very, very la'ge upon American, Tor we
u ,nnOt, for some mouths t. come, have any
addition TO our limi ed 9 pply Of Brazil
and SurAts. Our morket has been degrees.
ed III 8 week by the rapidly increasing 70.
&C lpts ut the american ports, and cOnse.
Quent Increased estimates VI the Amcri.
can crop, which we should sAy-the time
having passed when any serious damage
Il TO be appTehPnued from 4 ost-nnw range
from AZ 10 ~ millions. The shipments
from America " the Continent continue 80
far this seas, n very light, having amount
I'd since the hrst Of September last u only
8 1000, against ll0,UuU sA 40 time last year.
Tho stock OF colt n held by Eng ish spin.
ners we now estimate 1t i1,OOn ba'os,
against 1853, 90 last leart aud loO,oJO the
ear before AZ sane date"