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Sanford's Radical Cure
Is Prepared by Distillation.

sence To il is placed in improved still aud therr
mingled with a solvent liquid, which, by heat, il
made to pass over into the receiver, bearing with
it the healing juices of these plants and
herbs free from contamination. pure and cOlorlcss
Thus the active medical constituents of thousands
of pounds of herbs may be condensed into a very
small compass. In this way Sanfords Radical
Cure is Invested of the nauseating, worthless fea-
lures of all other remedies, while its curative pro
perties increased tenfOld. 1t is positively the
greatest medical triumph of the age.
Each package contains DIR. Sanford's Improved
Inhaling Tube, with full directions for in all
cases. Price 81. Fol sale by all Wholesale and re-
tail druggists throughout the United States.
WEEKS & POTTER General Agents and
Wholesale Druggists Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-05-04
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For GstaHh

has worked a revolution in m. treatment 1t Ca
tarfh. Il has demonstrated beyond all doubt that
this disease In it, =eyerc-t forms j. durable
aud that comfort and happiness may b. made o.
follow years Of misery. wears Of suffering by a
persistent use Of H. The method of treatment
originated by Dr. Sanford, via, the local and
situtonal by remedy prepared by distillatiun. is
the only one ever offered 10 the public that will
hear tho ieaI Of iimn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-05-04
EGGS for MATCHING.

From superior Plymouth Rocks, Brown Leg
horns White Leghorns Dominique Leghorps,
from Pekin Ducks, at "a per dOz., that weigh 15bs.
per pair at nine months old. Also l pair each of
Buff Cochins White Cochins and Light Brahmas to
make room, carefully packed for transportation.
Address W. L. SWEET, st. JOhnsbury Vt. 69-s1"
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Rrhsious Rmdrns
Let the Redeemed Of The Lord Say 30.
psNns iu7.g.

Go to ths tricut-. aud iell them
hae great things the Load hath dome
tot thee. Mntk .. ~.
D y the love IT Christ cuusiraiueth
a.. Cor. >. "a
His word Was m mine heart ~ o.
buruiBg Grr . aud ! Wa~ weary With
iurscaring. aud could NOT stay. JET.
500.
N.c--s,t, j. laid up"u me. The spirit
within ms cuustraiusth tue. 7 Cot.
a. a.. job r.. a.
", cannot but spctk ih. thing
" hich We have -.eu and heard. Acts
4 ~
Pant Wa Pr,---d iu 'bo spirit sud
testified. Acts u: :.
4 uuri ,pukrn iu arc -sa-uu. bow
B H .. ifst o.. si
Wiu dCulaty ~ hat be lGcdD hath
dCnc -. ny --,ui. a.. ~. H..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-05-04
COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTERS.
HSSSSSG

An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with the
celebrated Medcated Porous Plaster, forming the
grandest curative agent in the world of medicine
and utterly surprising all other Plasters heretofore
in use. They accomplish more in week than
the old Plasters in whole year. They do not pal
late thew CURE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-05-04
Suffered by Their Own Joke.

new electric alarm has been intro
duced into the st. George Hotel, Phil
adelphia. This machine the other night
was made the subject of practical test
by party of young men, headed bv a
young naval officer, who, in their desire
to perpetrate what they no doubt look
ed upon us practical joke, did not
consider the serious results that might
have ensued. The apparatus affords
Instantaneous knowledge of high tenn
perature in every apartment of the
house. When the heat rises above
ninety degrees, bell rings behind the
office desk, and rings louder as the heat
grows greater. From large water
tank situated on the roof that portion of
the building i'll flames can be Instantly
flooded with water. With gleeful smiles
the leader of the party applied a light
ed match to that portion of the appara-
tus connected with the room in which
they were located, an instantly the bell
in the office rang out vigorously, the
members of the fire brigade rushed to
their allotted posts, and the water pour
ed III upon the nice young meu, damp
enlng their spirits and their clothes and
drenching the carpet and furniture.
The lady guests ian screaming from
their rooms, the once smiling youths
swan out from the apartment, squeezed
their streaming clothes and tried hard
not to look foolish, and failed most adj
mirably. Matters explained, the threat
ened panic was averted, and the damp
young men stood before the clerks desk,
little Iivulets streaming behind them,
while nice little bill of damages was
made out for the practical .iokers.
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Notice..

This may certify that have this day given my
son, Henry Drown, his time during the remainder
of his minority, and shall claim none of his earn
ings and pay no debts of his contracting after this
date. REUBEN DROWN
Witness CHARLES BUNDY.
Sutton VT April 81 1877. 7476
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Notice to Farmers,

MIR. THOMAS ATHERTON, of Stanstead
Plain, P. O., has on sale quantity of prize Oats
and Barley viz: English Champion Oats"
(white), and Golden Drop Barley" These
Oats and Barley have received the first prizes at
various A agricultural Fairs in England, and Mr.
Anterior has been awarded several medals
amongst which he holds the medal of the MAN
chester and Liverpool Agricultural Society"
Those wishing to some of this grain will do
well to call early, at Jerry Drew's stable, St
JOhnsbury. 1875 GEORGE PETTET
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"A WONDERFUL REMEDY"

MeSsrS. Weeks G Potter GeHdemen,-Your Col
Inns NoLTAIC PLASTER is a wonderful remdeY.
have suffered with a weak and painful back more
than eight years before 1 sent for your COLLINS
VoLTAIC PLASTER. The pain reached from my
back to my sides and hips. My left side and hip
are feeling very well, but think require another
Plaster for my right side. am much improved
that can walk and stand, but before l got your
Plaster 1 unable to walk or stand.
Respectfully yours,
MRS. RICHARD GORMAN.
Lynchburg, Va, July %, 1876.
P. S. Since 1 finished my letter some of my
neighbOrs have come in and wish me to send for
some more of your Plasters. L am recommending
them to all my friends. Please send me six of YOUR
Collins VoLTAIC PLAsTERs. Enclosed find 81 .25.
Mrs. GORMAN.
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RESPECTFULLY YOURS,
MRS. RICHARD GORMAN.

Sold by all druggists for p cents each. Sent to
any part of the United States and Cauadas
ceipt of % cents for one, 81 25 for six s225
for twelve, by WEEKS & POTTER, Projectors,
Boston. 1913
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-05-04
WESTERN TICKETS !

Tickets 10 all points West and South and the
Pacine Quasi, via all the first-class routes
class Steamers.
To san Francisco, by Rail or Steamer.
Hor lowest rates, time tables, and information
call on or address A. c. HARVEY Ticket ACT
st. Johnsbury, VT s.
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.
HAIR Vim &.

stimulates the growth of the hair, prevent,
decay OF the hair. Prevents the hair from M.
out, stops that unpleasant itching that is the y
Jude of the hairs decay. Removes dandruh e..
cures all diseases of the scalp and shan
and dressing for ladies hair cannot he eAoglr,
Try 1t. Ask your druggist and dealers for II eve
where, or send 75cts for trial bottle, address ~
Z. W. RICHA RDSON, Barnet spl
For sale in st. JOhnsbury by c. e. Bingham -
G. ID. Randall, Druggists
sold IN Peacham by John Varnum, Jr ,,,tlr
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, VI,
sale Agents. lOlu
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Important TO Our Readers
CLUBBING WITH OTHFR PAPERS.

Psr-aus dssir.as Il TAXING oua ur u,ore papers
oI periodicals. vn save aisusy aud trauhls By o.
dsfina th.u tn oaans,ti.n Nth n. Cair-iassss.
The Caie.il.saa viu b. ssut far IN with auy 81
~ h.lau named publications a. iaiiewss
NoSruttu.
Ille Maa--haid and To- Caivdauian sas5
Ths Aus-rioau AErirulturisi and Calriuuian. as
rhe Nur-.sy aud ths Hsl,duuisn. ~
Wias Auak. and tn Calsduuiau. 40
St Ni,haia- and tn Csisa..nian. sac
scrihn,.r. Menthly snd ths Caiodsaisn aa5
wtEkttss
\ y Tribuus sd ~ Caiedsuiau u1o
Ny Iuds,-ndsui Jrr~ sahs} aal CaisA. nisn t.5o
-,ringn-id i.-publicau snd Crlrdouian o. -
Sc.sutih- AHis1.oan and the Caledeniaa. as
y q FarusF and th. Calsdaniaa as
Ycath'- Companies ru-v ruhsl a Ssissiauian. Is
sEntwss-ss--
--,ai v.-sti, rrisaus auI th. Casd.sHi.a. go
3d. ~ rali.s,ag
fuara.E Pam .-I~thserii.r- aiu bar In af.ua
tlat che ;ays prize, insiads ths o,-, a -,-,a-r au
i..ih rHiiisafi"a- ~hi-h BE- laid By ths put.-h-r-
We rauuai laks ans -ub-r rpt,aals i.r as- aa-..r
puhlicatisus tar is-- tasu YEAR sud ne u,au-1
must .n IA ca--s accompany ths arsisr ~ti-rfiI.
taus o. ths mauthis- oauau.nor wih Isnuar1 ar
uith th- vulnus unless oth,rvi-s afd.rrd
In no other vay can th- ,-ading psTis-iiUais hf
sbtai'.-d ch-aply a. zh.syr offered and rrrafd
70 special induormsut fsr aar snh-srihfrs fa
pay IN advance and -scurr desirable I,srisi.fais f
their h.H.i''-- %. . -. ---i.s-rnas rs .rtrs
An.r r-o~istnE ths ar-i nsss,t-f ai .as ssa
aEib- ordered -us-sribsfa uIu taau faaf aa raHH
falhlsi aur part ~ us- aautrslt ant fol. a.aa
plant uf non r,rgpiiau sr srlsr lI .Haa1s at.a.f
D. addrr--ei o. ihs Iahi'sssfs af th- sfai..a. POI
gus-tiuu sud nat to bel
\. h-lsrsaus df-irtnE auT Hf fhF sh..Ff HH.H.
cations will save h1 urdrffuE iH H.aHHrTfI.r a.fH
the CalfdaHian tl De- dr-i rssst Uf o. YEA .f
Transmitting nuurY hy mail Hr rtIensF Hf raHIa
tsryd letter 90 iruuhlg ~ sritiuE a1athaT .rfiHf
and pss-taEr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-05-04

LECTURING VS.. RECITING.-A recita-
ton i'll school reminds us of nothing
more strongly than a carpenter knock
ing the wall to find Il something wherein
to drive II nail. The inexperienced man
may knock all day and drive in innu-
merable nails to the grief of the plaster.
but the carpenter makes no such mis-
take. He seems to us gifted with Sec
Ond sight as he informs us, after about
il dozen knocks, that the uprights are
so or STD far apart. Just so the expert
enced teacher goes knocking about to
find Il solid framework In the minds of
her pupils. Her hammers are the
questions, sharp and shrewd, with
which she tests their minds. They NAV
seem to the pupil often far enough
from the work he has been doing, and
the observing visitor who listens may
see no difference in the amount of firm
requirement or discipline denoted by
the different answers to the questions
But the experienced teacher, like the
experienced carpenter, detects the dit
ference. Here is solid substratum,
and there only sham and empty air.
Here she can drive in her new eXplana-
ton or fact, and it will hold there she
will not waste her labor, for she knows
she will only harm. This is the science
of questioning and the defense of our
so-called American system of recitation,
as against the lecture system, for the
lecturer drives his nails without knock
ing, and most of them pull out before
he has left the rOOm.-Annd C. Bracket.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-05-04
SLEEP THE BEST BRAIN ST1MULANT.

SLEEP THE BEST BRAIN STMULANT.
The best possible thing for man to
do when he feels too weak to carry any
thing through, is TO go to bed and sleep
us long as he can. This is the only re-
cuperation of brain power, the only ac-
tual recuperatiOn of brain force be-
cause during sleep the brain is in "a state
of rest, i'll condition to receive and
appropriate particles of nutriment from
the blood, which take the place of those
which have been consumed by previous
labor, since the very act of thinking
burns up solid particles, as every turn
of the wheel or screw of the steamer is
the result of consumption 10y fire of the
fuel in the furnace. The supply of con-
sumed brain substance can only be had
from the nutritive PARTICLES in the blood,
which were obtained from the food eaten
previously; and the brain is so con-
stltuted that 1t can best receive and ap-
propriate to itself those nutritive par
tlcles during state of rest, of quiet and
stiffness of sleep. Mere stimulants sup
ply nothing in themselves they goad
the brain and force it to a greater con-
sumption of its substance until it is So
exhausted that there is not power
enough left to receive a supply Herald
Of Health
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-05-04
Fishermen, Take Notice !!

In accordance with the provisions of act APPROX
ed November %, 1876, entitled AN Act to Protect
Fish, notice is hereby given that all fishing in
pond known as Little Duck Pond in the town of
Sutton, in Caledonia County, and in a pond known
as the Great Fish Pond" in the same town and
County, and in pond known as Little Fish Pond "
on the town line between Sutton in Caledonia
County, and Barton in Orleans County, is prohib
tied for the term of three years from the date here
of
M. GOLDSMITH, E;ot, C,,,,,ua
W. IL. LORD, FISH Colh rs
Dated at Barton, in the County of Orleans this
18th day of January, A. d. 1871 1875
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Liberation.

ms certities that have given my son If b,
w. Drown his time during the remainder o. nj
minority and shall neither claim his earning ists
pay any debts of his contracting after thni1sWN
Attest, I. G. BISHOP. GEO. W. Dko-H% :.
Burke, VT, March g. 1877.
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The twOstOry house situated ON Railroad Street
loot OF Maple Street now occupied by the sub
scr1ber- lift ii. e. ELY, Administrator
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SMALL FARM WANTED,

n ear Village, % or IS acres. Terms must be rea
sonable, and to suit the times
$50 c. 5. BURLINGTON,
I4tf 10 =
, 1877-01-24

Withdrawn from stors on Monday for city
consumption: ALL hn wheat. 4.0s3 bu corn,
I'll hH na.s. l, l0U but rye, LOS, In barley.
'Ihs following ErHth wns inspected into ttofo IN
this city r1exIay MurnIne: II car No. = NJ ".
wheat, IL car" No. = sprInE. ! cara No. 3 do.
Bears rejected 10, car no arndo t12 whcat): 13
cars high mixed corn. cars new to. n cara new
mixed, III cars No. corn, 4. rolcc,cd do {1ya
eorn); 9 raEs white oats, 1 cars No. . do, III cars
rejected do: II cars No. :s,e; aca.s No, . bar.
ley, rara No. Z do. Total, $50 cars, u 10G, 600
BIZ. inspected ont: II, sit bu wheat, q, 2Y5 hs.
corn, II, 100 hn oat, Lola hu rye, n ISL bu bar
Icy.
lot Of 100 hrts Of lonr wns bought In this mar.
kc4 yesterday to to 10 Uttutnws, il. We Aro re-.
quca.e4 10 state Tint tbs fnll significance Of tAla
fact can only 10 understood by tl.osA Mhn know
that severn, yards VI calico went out on the pan,c
Train.
Ais" tho shipments OF wheat Monday included
car.loads avrr tho Sorthwcatctn, q 3tars oyer the
and car over tho ltnck Island Railroads, Thls
wheat was possibly for reed.
.Aresitcns au the line Ut the Southern Minnesota
1aIlrosl writes 10 Tic effect thai thu farmers are
DrinsEn. out thes wheat that line faster than II
~ wanted by the local mills. The party Who re-
ecscI this letter ttatcl II his optIon that tho
country lack OF us IL we'll Stocked With patent
lourt for which there IL little lcMald now, ~ The
toWcr grades are more attractive to thu poorer
elasacs Of buyers and thu country Ia poor this
winter.
Tho n0te In our tsRuo Of yesterday, In relation to
lard shoal seal to the effect that IL IL propoaed to
nuke the tcrco equal 10 3o lbs, Instead Of $50 lbs
ns now.
pool during Tho month VI January for p1no pa4t
rR1r WI
, 1877-01-24

orxpnwrKs-common. Msa1to, good DO. aaa4nc.
medium, tJSasoc, eopd do. hDNEtcs nnc. htftOci m.
st. ts,!"3s, choice. 77scs choicest, ssoct fane}.
,IarEnisI-Conmcn: 7aaa,c. soos! 10, a:Ss7ac; @ me-
h3$9ooc; choice ott7oc. chotCc.s 7As75e; >. .,,..
n,eit.g toetss; soct Dc, as4t.ac nnc sf,ss:sd sn.
medium. t1aast: Fnod Mcdun,. 40 t:cs nnr. 4e sst
1nn.f. 10 Si:Gs cfnlce. 5ff:A1ct Choicest. GaD31c;
ctosccst 'r~ iest picking. ~ k7sc.
UlLtx1sta,tn1tn 2R't3 ;c3 Slo't common, 11&s11t}
n,sd!n'n tnataci good medium. t,a..e 9nc: 4s's'c
Wn!lU-Wc quot" maple ut sa ~. beech, s7.Uol and
1afta e5. ri. delivered.
M0!ji-i:on'lnne. gn!ct. The ..oek 4 Irnottca 70
arnly # ING q rrEa,s not nors t.an I,l h. wante
ny hr Western ,arfariurcts In tho aprlbN. Tfn nt
t0n EH'f'r reports the sales In TINT market Inst week
= hetus i.ttsA tap M, NJ whfc! RJp,uUu m wcre
Ear Western w0nfs fine woais continue atft!n..
rhs talct OF cnnina selections and II flne wuols q
MI r1 n rete mtrs y tic snntIHcst Of at,icks
an.t,c advanced Views q noiaert than h unw!lllns
art tal,y - gs msin's1s a. e3sr and asc ise!y to
lsys l'crn swsGt c,;sr wc9nois; Wa.e,l Nc ~, .ll
inc heavy to light. D!sltc ID narso and medium.
.ts!c; tub.weshc4 prlu,c. 4o142c; DO poor 10 good
J5H 1)c.
, 1877-01-24

The nvurage Of 4ll these II 1es b1. Tho present
quotation II los tod.
Tho 'eadins produce markets were less active
yesterday. anu generally steady, TIERS being little
nncluatIpn in priccs, Gram tended downwa1Is,
and rrossIons exhibited little change. The current
supply OF trading material waa email all round,
even corn showing decrease In 1ecsipta, though
tho weather was clear, and ths snow now rather
helps country travel than binders Il. The shipping
movement also WA acutn hight, except IN mestA-
The Trading was chiefly fof future delivery.
Thu dry'Koods market waY without special nav
features. business Ia slowly improving, but the
genera! market stll wears Auirt aspect. Prices
continue 10 ADVANCE. There was . !air movement
lii slaplu and fancy groceries, aud excepting cof.
fees Ard susars, both OF which were lower, tbs
market preserved steady tone. In she dried fruit
market All adxaace at Nc In eusrputs was the
ou'y ehange noted. Flsh were fairly active, and
were trm Ill around. Du,,cr met with good
local and Eastern demand At unchanged tg41es.
Cheesa remains dull II 1l1tl4c for good to fancy
factory. In the oil market lille change WAS oh.
setlshlc There waa only light demand, either
from tho local Of country trade. Leather, bag
eiug. tobacco. palnls, and eolost sold moderately
/ .. previous quotations. Coal was in good demand
4, full prices.
The lumber market remains quiet few small
oE1ers AFa coming forward. Bot trade in tho s9gre-
gate u small. though probably cot n1oss 10 Than
psnal IN asapary. Wool WA quiet aaa snehAuged.
, 1877-01-24
BY TELEGRAPu.
FOUEIGN CITIES.

tpecfdt Dtspafch to The Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Jhn. nJ-ll q. m--~FLuuH-So. !. 1Gs;
No. y, cts.
-Whcnt-Wtrtcr, No. !. lis: No. ?. ID, I'd;
spring. No. I. 1oa lo1, No. = 1o white. No. !. fta
No. !, Ios lod: club. No. !, lis 81: No. = III ID.
Cosn-Snw, 16a III: old, 27s I'd.
fRnyIstUy4-rnEk. G3s. Lnrtt. 59s.
LivEEroof. Jan. 2J-1 T. n.-ljnEApsTrEFs-Steady
OH r0rn, e7sae7s 3D.
llcit unchanged.
LsEErnoL. Jsu. 21-Latsst. -CoTTov-Qntrt, 2
.tGd; aalrs, 400, bales, speculation md export,
!.tD9: American. 7.Nn.
fnrhs and fhbrfca at Manchester quiet, but firm.
bEEAn*TGFfs-St Steady, rcceIntA Uf wheat fur thTen
days H. Gs American, 10 u1s California whtsc wheat.
1Ga 1NlGt1si TO clnb, lis ldsI 81, No. > to M.
rrd Western spring. iONJtas It'd: DO winter. tbi Sd
liz. FIonr-Westcrn canal, 2leta0s, Corn-Westrrn
mixed. 27tsac7s oil; do new oos 81. Oata-Anericar,
3ss}3s Cd. barley. rs Cd.
fEAs-Cnnudtan. 37a gl.
CluvEN sEEn-Amcrfcan. 7sQsos.
pEOvtstoNs-Mssa pork. Gus. l'rttno mess beet. Bts
Lnrd-AmeFtcan h2s. Chcrsc-hmcrican, 7Us. Bacou
Long cttAr, ias} Hhntt ciear, 4as.
TALLoW--4na,
PErnokIEA-spirtta lis Cd, refined. 1as
LtxskEp OIL-1ss.
REsIN-CoMtnon. o. Git pale, 1Is.
kFfNIrs TcRPxSrtsE-15s.
LuspoN. jan *. a.-sruAH-Eo, II, Dutch standard,
a1ont. s9A30s.
LtxsxEp uiL-2C1eh gl.
AAFwklr. jan. n.11-rErRotECu-s2X.
, 1877-01-24

Broom. corn, hops, and hay wefe nlsosduli, tho
latter being weak bot not 1notabIy lower. Seeds
were reported less aettyo but rtcady, and primo
samples were not abundant. The demand fot po-
tatocs was small, owing to the cold weather, and
tho receipts were light, but the mock In store IA
believed to be sufl1ccnt to Keep tho retail ttade
In supplies for somo time. especially at tho pres
cnt moderate rate OF consumption. Prices nre
unchanged. being strong iot ehoIee potatoes.
Green fruits werc quiet. Game and poultry mct
with moderate inquiry at recent prices.
Rail ffcights were quoted firm at the recent nd.
vance, The rites being 400 on grain aud t,0c an
bulk meats and SOC per tr1 On Hour 10 New York.
md sic for bntk meats and 4oc m grain Ia Hos.
ton; also. nj BIC on grain 10 baltimore, and 3Gc
on do tn Philadelphia, There VICE a moderate In
gniry for cars, chiefly for corn.
GRAIN IN STORE.
The following are the footogs of tho oficinl 70.
port Of tho Hrain In ttueo In this city tho even
Ing Of Saturday last, and At responding dates:
, 1877-01-24
DRY GOODS.
Eittf,AGp,


The market displays only moderate activity IN any
departments, while. asEdc from cotton textiles. tho
movement in which has been stimulated BY tho upwarl
curttr of prces only leht business Is In progress
The qutct now prevailing Is not, however, peculiar 10
tin preacn ycar but alwsys prevalent ut this FtaEc
Of the season. since report OF week ago there
havr crn few changes In pffcrs m ahvancc Of &c 10
few hEanls OF brown csons nnd In tonsaic and Fruit
Of the pum hcachta being Tho nn'y ALTERATIONS wrihy
1f nots. Tic q! tls market Ia stron nn further
changes likely to otrur Ia tho future. Tho
Now fntS Hntt<ffh rHyh:
''T,,c espnrs demand for domestcs has mt appas-
emily 1ren clcekcI 10 my htcrtni txtcAt Y tic rso
IN nr!ccs and thu fall IN gold. and orcrs for drills. etc..
have hlcn pacrl wtthln tho last tcw days at advance
uunn thc priccs lately paid by shippers.
"Coton good. liavc been In tteady request. md arc
vrTY firmly held by mana.actnrrra aErnts at current
quotations. There hare been few nrtcc changes Of I'm
oortanec to.laJ. hut dacoHnta have hccn lctscncd
several makes Of aus. and inhny descriptions nro at
vnrc" ia rtt hands. brown. b1cachcd and co1orcd
euttans of tho hest corporation makes continue
n VERY light supply and swGnta hold liberal orders tos
animation, and cottonatlcs arc do!nH fairly"
, 1877-01-24

AEIALs AL IA Sttta oEoClA-Ncfo 441et AuI
1ix fI:I.,IS. i'lsIs IS. 80; do TX. io1'4.ti,co
Tia F,s-Ji.asxs' III small. sc, bar, .oe.
Lksn@liS. 5He: Sst. sit sitS: is.a psre. DC. .
Gar:xn21o..fpi s.s, 's.1s :s i. ssrIs1 se
sas.f II ~ fsie: $e:2:S
& ia :.ysa'ssa toa' " i's iiEs VIII a.
E!si5ss ~ q ~ It, 4 IT, t. 49, @
s: tS hs "; cs sssss:
,s9 .ssa N. ,;.I pns s, sn:ss asa
.isG! soiule VIZ. tls sas.:', pr:r,:. csi. @
@ 5 s T. s;: ;Sx IT, esasSi as: e so'; @ .
f.t* ;s sta I 5t5 III 7o 70 xas IT, VIVA M ss n.ss!
;Ss;a; sss;;Se n oii ',!sty sarss
s;ssla s.: r'a:aSso Ill :ts7;s. tarisat!n" III;
lsa s5s* M siss '*a''1 % IT,: S: s
II: .xs ~
tstsS E:;y y.s
'tts " Il tn. r.op..s but
stealr, tha aGet.nRs Of die stoeE heng rather xt:
a,s:.sS: Ssiiss aask. dfs.ssd. sesas; sse.s iss..
G.ak 1tr.irte ehsekea.. q 7sa4to: quail, .1.osa
itt ~ i tG'xsy ts}:. ~ per NJ 'enA0n ''a's' ~
%;,n Il ESya I'd a5m aadss tsli
a ~ AZ. ss!s .tSs'sG
II; J u !asB. 14s osa iaSs 1 Iii i
~ t. = prices. Fine ..
Hill 4. 4sisa tSt:s As5i sa.s ass asis IT,
~ euet aaa .seadI market fur
.F,5x Z sstfa oasoe msaium to good.
s4s,e. Il, s.t, ss? ?o
~ e stfe! Gss.. saai {
s sss|s s'ss's; &
, 1877-01-24
BAN rKANCfHC0.
eAE Fn4xcisen. jan -. The following arc the

NEW 1iRLEANs,
EEw ORLEANS. jan: a.-9;n1l offered 117.
Slight exchange OH Srw York Il discount.
Sterling exchange. h1nkrrA' bills, Sis.
rORE1aN.
1.0Spos. .1nn. 11 --Anlount At bullion Nth.
drawn frnm the Bank Of England on balances 10.
dnv In III, u0O.
Consols. n,nncy and aceount, O3 17.1o. ..
United states nnnts..k's. looA; 07s, 100;
1h-i0s. 1nn,i: new is. t07ii. -
New York Central, 101; Erie, l0A; preferred,
c1ts.
PAn,a, Ian. c3. 3.-Rrntes. 1n7f l6c.
FHASKrt'nT, Jan. :,J,-Cnitcd Stases bonds
Nsw tr, 1uJA.