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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-04-05
Post. Office Bulletin for Jackson, Ohio.

a. a.Post-ofice is open during the week from $50
tm. to 700 p. m, but never on SUNDAY.
MAIL GOING NORTH-Closes at 1880 a. m
and 5:4O o. m. The mail closing at $50 y. m. n
n through mail 10 Cincinnati, Ohio, and all
points West and South OF there, and GRAFTON,
w. va, and all points East and North OF there.
MAIL GOING SOUTH-Closes at 4:45 p. m.'
daily being all the mail South.
WEBER, GRAHAMsvILLE a MABEE's
Closes at q. m. on Friday.
BEAyER MEADOW BRANCH-Closes
at IL IN. every Saturday.
FuRFKAvILLE-Clo at / p. m. every
"eoneSuAS anu p. BALDRIDGE, PM.
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Grandma. do yoI know why can sec
up in the sky 50 farY asked Charlie Of
the We cradle lady. who sat on the gar
den. sea-. knitting mo. my dear. Why
is itY' Because there is nothing in the
way" replied the young philosopher, re-
suming his astronomical search.
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Obituary Notics. aBdsr ten lines free. over
10 line. Nlm.
IeEal establishments. rites nned by statute.
Marriage notlcrn. ~ cents each.
Editorial notices, 10 osnts per line. e@eh tn-
Mrrtiuns
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EDUCATIONAL.


NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Board of School Examiners of Jackson
County, Ohio will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, at Jackson, on the
FL RSTFRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
on the first day of each session, and continus
from day to day If necessary.
Applicants notknown to the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials of good moral character. Ger
tihcates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and will, in no cast, be either antedated OF
postdated.
Byorder Of the Board Of Examiners.
Nov u,T5-tf j. w. LONGBOH, CIer
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England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales.

Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
PETER PIcKREL, President; j. ID. CLARE
= Vice President; ID. ARMSTRONG, Cashler
It. ]. EDWARDS, Assistant Cashier ana BOOK
keeper. -, -
Dfrectors-H. l.. Chapman, ]. ID. Clare, John ID.
Davis Peter Pickrel, T. s. Matthews, John
Sanders and o. s. Miller.
STOCKHOLDERS:
H. L. Chairman, IT, l.. Hughes sr.,
j. ID. Clare, John ID. Davis,
Peter PickreI John Hughes,
ID. Armstrong, Lot Davis,
Isaac Brown, H. +. Austin,
Minerva Bennett, John H. Lewis
John q. III. Cobb, q. ;. Miller,
@. II. Bertsch, Moses Sternberger,
William II. Steele, Joseph JONES'
Il. j. Edwards, B. Il. Evans
It. s. Matthews, Daniel ID. Morgan,
John Sanders, s. A. Stephenson,
r. s. Wilcox, John II. Jones,
John Stanton Mary McCarley.
A. F.McCarley. Lavinia Jones'
David j. Jones' lThos. M. Jones, GUAR.
John p. Jones.
RROWN T.. P. SUTHERLAND
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ISAAC BRowN, t. p. SUTHERLAND
President. Vfce-President.
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WHOLE NO. 1856.
MisceIlaneous.

A dealer advertises: blue glass. good
for window and other pAin.." This must
includes ehsmpagnes.
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A line Of canal boats ain miles long
passed Schenectady lAst week. They
we're loaded with blue glaaa for the use
Of men who expected 10 became Tilden's
private secretaries.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

GRACE GREENWOOD declares tha'
If her tongue were "in the thunder
mouth" she would use it to admon
lsh young men to avoid Washing
ton as they would avoid a peste
house. This is rather strong Ian
guage, but as she knows whereof
she speaks, and of the many infa-
nous schemes hatcLcd out at the
nations capital, she feels entitled to
characterize it in terms of honest
Indignation.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

lHE county execrtiye committee
meets at this place tomorrow week
the 23d, for the purpose OF decid,
Ing upon the mode and time of
nominating county officers. 1t il
desirable that all the members be
present, and all others who feel an
interest in these matters as an hon.
est expression of the sentiments of
the voters is sought, that there
may be no disaiection in the COM
ing campaign.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

THE damage by the heavy rain
storm of last friday in North Mis-.
sl8sippI i" very great. In many in
stances the crops we're entirely
ruined, fences swept away, and
stock drowned. The damages on
the Mississippi and Tennessee, Mis-
slssippi Central ana Memphis and
Charleston railroads have been re-
paired and trains are now running
REGULARLY.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

iSTHE Turkish paper money, called
caifne, has deprecated more than
loo per cent. Bread costs more
than it did during the Crimean
war; Petroleum, which is in gen.
erai use, is imported from the
United States refined, while the
native Gil, of which there is abund,
ance in Roumania, the Crimes and
On the Caspian Sea is marketed in
tne erlae state. 1t has risen from
'#eaT 70 fifty oeats an "oke.p
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

The State of Georgia has sold
the labor ot the convicts in the
State prison for $3.50 0O a year,
which is at the rate of about 81
o year for each convict. The State
appears to have been badly swim,
died, as the contractors are now
successfully Sub. letting" the con>
victs at $50 a year apiece.
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MARINE AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS.
PORT RGES

PaSeaEopia, Nay, 1877.
PiIotnge 81 per oot,actaal draft. compulsory
steyedoring Timber $ft0DI rs per load,
deals 65d90c per load cosstwise zoe Al per
load ighterage OF ballast zoe per ton.
Labor per diem .'Foremeu AZ; holders s.;
wlneLmeD ~,
Fresh water lie per gallon delivered along.
sids.
HtTboTmaeter IS each vessel.
A vessels arriving between tho 18TH OF
May and 18th of November mnst report at
quarantine station before they win be permit
ted TO anchor.
Physicians charge S5 for boarding each yes.
eel An extra charge of 50, and cost roi
chethcals, for fumiggton.
Average draft of water ON the bar from MAY
to November Z feet; November to NAV lG Il
Vessels coming to Ship Island usually enter
at this port.
Draft of water at Ship Island 81 feet.
Charges same az above, except iirhterspe sof
ballast 50c aud water DC per gallon.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

The election in Oregon comes Of
in June. North Carolina and Ala
bama will elect their officers in
August; California. Vermont and
Maine in September, and West Vir-
gina, Ohio, Indiana and Connect.
cut in October. In November a
number of other states, including
Mississippi, will hold their cleo
items.
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w. G. JOHNSON, an old and highly
respectable citizen OF Vicksburg,
died on the 28lh nit. In his will
he bequeathed $1,000 to the State
blind asylum and 5000 to the IN
sane asylum.
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The largest fire that ever occur
red at Galveston broke out last
Friday morning. 1t burned three
of the principal business blocks and
consumed property to the amount
of 81 ,734,S2O.
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AS will be seen by q notice else>
where the Democratic State execu-
tive committee will meet at Jack,
son on next Wednesday, 10th inst,
for the purpose of fixing date for
assembling Of the Srtte' convention.
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SCRANTON:
FRIDAY.
FOR GOVERNOR,
GENERAL ROBERT LOWRY.
OF Rankin County.

In the election held last Tuesday
in Georgia, to ascertain whether or
not the people desired to hold a
constitutional convention, the con.
vention was carried by a small ma.
iority. .
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

In the case Of the Mobile an6
Ohio railroad company, in which
various suits wele consolidated,
Justice Bradley of the United
States circuit court rendered a de-
cision on the 18th which DEGREES
a foreclosure and sale of the prop
orty, by commissioners, at such time
and under such circumstances as
counsel may agree upon.
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A NUMBER of gentlemen of New
York have formed an association
whose object is to provide O refuge
where persons Of Incorporate habits
sincerely anxious to reform may find
encouragement and restraints in the
earlier stages Of their conflict with
the appetite for strong drink. ,
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Live Oak Academy

fENHE Commencement Exerci8es Of Live
Oak Academy, Eoss Point, Miss. consist.
ing of Compositions, Speeches Charades
Music, etc, will take place THURSDAY
tnne 26. 1877, at 7 O'Clock pm. Publis cordi-
ally invited to attend.
n25-2t W. C. FORSTER
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Mw Ez -

IN tie matter Of the estate Of NJ Il. Pardue,
deceased
a T the next term of the chancery court of
IA jackson county, Miss which converes
on the first Monday OF September, 1877, all
claims against the above estate will be taken
up Tor examination and allowance, and all
creditors are invited to attend.
NO At A. G. DELMAS. Clark
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sgTz ryy@ can buy first class PGnnos and Or
gnns cheaper of DANIEL +. BEATTY.
Washington, New Jersey, than of
%s~~ any other manufacturer in the United
States. Why2 Beesuse he sells only
for cash, takes no risks, ana mas no book ac.
counts. Every instrument is fully warranted
for six years as strictly first. class, aud ure sent
on from 5 to Is DAYS test trial, money refund
ed and freight paid both ways by him if they
are unsatisfactory, Send for Illustrated AD.
tCatalogrs Edition. and read testi,
mouiuls from his patrons, some of whom You
may know. Address Daniel r, Ecntty,
Washington, New Jersey.
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DANIEL F. BEATTY
FOR RENT.

TNHE property known as the "3azile Krebs
place, just below Mr.. Communy's, will
be rented for one huEdred dollars for one wear.
with privilege of another year at same price
The full amount of the rent to be spent in inn.
proving and embellishing the buildings, An.
to u. SARRAzlN. a. Scranton, or to sc,
DENIS. New Orleans.
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Ladies' and c%hildren's spring and
summer Aats, trimmed. from 81 Is and
up; rntfimned, from % cents up, at
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

"HEREAS letters of administration on
w the estate of Henry Tabarv, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned by the hon
orable chancefy court of Jackson county on
the llth day of June, 1877. Now Ill persons
having claims against said estate will present
hem and have the same all0'7ad and registered
within the time allowed by law, or the same
will be forever barred.
n25'4t B. +. POST, Admir-.
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OFFICE OF THE PASCAGOULA STAR,
Thursday, June IA. 1877.
For the week ending June H..
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
br ogElara. Llubesa, New Orleans, ballast to
CLampIm Il co,
Am sch Zenobia, Brandt, II dlanola, ballast to
w Denny Il co.
Am ,eh Garnock, Dodge, Corpus Christi, bal
last TO w Denny & co.
Norbk Florida, Olstre, Ilavre ballast to Der,
cicr & DtSmet.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

sCH0OLTEACHERs: nS1 see en 4o1g
salary by devoting a very small portion of
y2nr leisure time to. my interest. ! do not Elk.
peet You TO canvass for my celebrated Beatty's
Pianos and Organs unless yon see fit to; but
the service | require of you is both pleasant
and profitable Address Bnniei A. Rcaify,
Washington, New Jersey.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-15

TAKEN up by me, at Moss Point. on ,be
ifth Of May, an estray bay mare with
colt, branded on the left hip with a KEY. The
oNhef can have the mare by proving property
h2d NEED JENKINS.
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WARNING!

To the Public Generally !
NOTICE is hereby given to those whom it
Nv may concern that will haye arrested ali
persons found fishing Or grabbing from the
bayou bridge in Justi burel's field. Persons
passing through the place will be careful to
close the gates, or they will be dealt with ac-
cording to law.
n25.3t E. G. WALKER.
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SIGN PAINTERS wanted III every sec
ton Of the United States and Provinces to
answer this advertisement. Address Dnnis,
n. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
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ARRIVED IN QrAPANTINF

-
ARRIVED IN QUARANTINE.
Am sch = BuddigF, Noss, Fera-C rn2, ballas
to order.
CLEARED.
NOR DIX IaIlsman, Johnson, Client, $50, 700 sur
fl IRmber by Bercier & DeSmet.
Am OK Bengal, Doring, Liverpool, 3g,2lG SUI
IT lumber, 53,SG1 cub # timber by BercieI
& DeSmet.
Ser blk Columbia, Schumacher, Bremen, 496,
L33 sup IL lumber, 1878 oak slaves, by a.
C. Danner n co.
Nor bk j p Berg. Andersen, Calais. FIR, 37G,-
oVl sup 1t lumber, by Bercier g. DeSmet.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Am sch River Queen. Davis,
Am sch Foreet Home, Kent,
Am sch Stampede, Dow,
span blk Lunar Nuevar, Rcdrigue2e,
FF blk Chilli, Cheyalier,
Fr ok Formose, Simon,
LUMBER STATEMENT,
Cleared from Sept. l, rs to Sept.
l. 'o''.......-- rs, bO4, 30i
Cleared sinCe Sept, |, 1884, I7,4IO as
since jane 3d.. .......... I,2S6, $40
iotaI Is, 6y7. lS5
REMARKS.
10 the above s%tatemen 25 per cent should
be added for lumber shipped in vessels under
coasting license, not clearing at the Custom
House
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maid of the South" GrisI Mill,

with double gearing, belts, etc; also double
aGtilB steam pump, pipea, drove wells, etc
inns mn! Is located on a side track on the n
. and Nj. K. b., between Grand Bay and St
Emo, III i good pine timber COUNTRY, where
logs can be delivered for four dollars rer
thousand feet. Lumber can be Skinned from
ne mil by railroad to New Orleans for three
dollars per iO6O feet, and to Mobile or Pasca.
gouIa tor two dollars per 1000 feet. This is the
best mlll in the South, cutting from ten TO
twenty thousand feet per day; can average ten
tAorsan@ feet inch boards per day, ard css. cut
any length under fifty feet. The mill and ma.
c.hlnery you'd be sold with or without the 10.
cation There are Is houses on, the place, in
GUIDING one two-story store house. Houses,
lots, stables, etc all complete. Also,
One small steam locomotive engine,
% yokes large fat work oxen,
> No. l log-carts or timber.wheels,
2 No, l OK wagons
10 good sound fat Orses,
a good two-horse wagons,
l good log wagon,
6 good m2le5.N
The above mill is now saving lumbe and
NIX continue to do SO unless a favorable offer
made for the purchase of the same. Apply
NJ. a. DEES,
.. Scranton, Miss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.Efise Illustrators E0tsrs.

June |, IS77.-lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-28

80 his ~ r.rr' ~. ,i.c, ve.t very tu.l
>I'- i '' - 49, ,f.,i.,r "a. o.. ~ rfrI4 7t
INV aal.' N., ~ -i ar -, I'm. %.,- ,l ft.s
:. ~ t. 81 ,,- e. -ar lar.t oats .i,. rserv
'l +-.' .. 3 al, ,I,, DO. 81 terra a. u, i. Tg..y
i ~ III. -. o., lI r a-tt INQUIRY. -.-I. .A4, -l. 5."+
pine .p5 b.4. WHEAT, J--UU BUSH; Cora,
d., -,u ... a ..t, 1850 .u.U. Bailey, 500 BUSH. 81
., ,,,.r .rIrr-4 ...r- 3 40 li, N"aHtt. ESQ
bush corn --o;5 Husa oa,a o.tJo tu.! BaIIo-, 500
,..." az, y IJl T,i.,.
rriit. ', 100 81 Flour ON teaiIug downward "'n.t
s.,.- l,r.... bus weak :ud -r lover. so 2 tmrirD
-.-lf - - f.i'a- ~ q o., -idi b! -. -''-. -
81 80 tl. - r-l =. t'r' i't "t f' u' '' E.'
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cArrLE MARKETs.

-,-rv,,o rrb 27 -rArriR- Receipts To-Day LIZ he1h
toi T. me week TIM. fIr, 37l2 al for ne anie ~ @
t,t .s head increase Tor the week ~ GUS ,oSl
Ir,,rn zU- en- market du and lower l'hu5 oH
aud common NJ - Oh weeks prices GOO 90 Vsl
- "a AT -rk ufices 40 ispnai o % lie "a yo
,.rds un.od number VI lots shpPF urnnsh ~ iist hi.s
80 - ,ss IL cyrs slnpuiug ~ HOdtO 40 conhoh ~
- Gcbrrs Al Sldsi - hgn stOckcEa and good ie.dsIs
"a IS 75GSI 40. A., 400 ,e,d. total for
the week thus far Gao head for The same tnls ~
~ 100 head m-rkrt slow; prlrs quolArN ~ VI, $500
nrirss OF last weeks 1Wotati"ns OF hI ana
be-. GRADES. IA dIspnse Of quoted ch04ss 70 sAus -
~ averaging ~ r. 80 20 Averaging 100 70 EvoI 10
rGoe u $3.50 fair - 30 coInnoh ~ - % Az
number Of lOtsshippei East Tor SAe ID ni'' """u " ~
IN Yards -, 49,, o., ,ha val Tim.
HDgs-Roeepn today, nothing; totsl tor the week mus
,,r ,nO head for the time last week. osoV heap 90
iatiry except by few city butchers sales OF cara sOod 20
choice BeayJ al sD9s5 l2S: 10 cans oi s's noss '' '
ru,c.co. FEB z7-CAuIG -Heceipts, 400 bead sAi2
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HE STATE OF TRADE.


LvsErse? F sSS IN, aaa n a. "e's stern
dali 81 400: Hams-Long Cgt dun q 4G shoulders d!. a.
IO3 Ness dull at 70. Iari-Puma Western dull at
400 Ialiow Prime Clty ln AMI nominal a. HIICn
at 100. Chee,eA mer1clr CEoco hrmer a -. IaTt on
SO sITG l gi a. IU1 20 v H q w., en Hat al
I0s Corii-Msci soft dull at Is for OLD :. New
LIyEEroor- Fob 27I2 m-The receipts OF Cotton TO-DAY
we're 80 GOO bales intending 5000 American Futures
quiet At last night. prices puna5 Low ha.nS o,4iss
clause Apr, and May delivery Ssd al.o SALES u te
S!' , A. - i-pis5,i Low a tIg cilH,r Iure
shipped January tehr.srv. a. 67lsd: Jrandr Low
MGdng clause, shlEpeL March aud April .ai, -tst 49,
II, sEiool. fsp. 47l23o p m-Cotton is qaefrr MI
baies inclgang loug bales Tor '"n ana aP"r me
TgcrPis 81 oea 10. sg past ie, e were oo' f'l'''
LyERrOo- f,D. 81 p nj gEilas Cotton Low Kidding
fiSERrdo. Feb - p n-iriands Cotton. Low Mid
ding claus, shpg[i January !ud -' y SAIL ~. E 81,
Western, and - old Mixed Weston. Peas, 81 quar-
5 i for HaH Tt5 & 10 cra Chs an. i'i ia
for Red estsrn opun2 ro'k % = Dbl 'r Prime Mess
LEroo FEB - D. M NJ sale Of SCt21 TO-DAY Gg. m
March and April deliver G7is Cp44a. To-" &ag W
clause MAY aud jon ,al.Ii, 93gLi pant, 10" -i-u
LIVERPOOL. Pen - Z M n.an.s Co''r; 10y Hi, ,y
iiyrI1oot. Fol- rs p. r.-Tie maIset fog yarns and
90 ~ clause. slapped February and h44ch SOIL I' IT, .u
hgor, sd March and delivery. G"ad spirits lur
f6v1'I Frn 1--I:.'or rn-U.~ Bonds ',e7-. 700 Ten
F1rur5 10 - iIl' IA @I ,i"i, = 2, CIV 80, , ~ ~.
''i tS 49, 20 D. f Gen ~. oilt FOR both money
ana ns Tie amount 81 bullion Withdrawn 'foui ''
- nA", En4.-.A" ~ 'I, '1 i. BE-, Tor both money
ard me 4c'oHnL 30 Raj ~ ,''; =. cc r' ''>'''
T,y.uE FeO @7isO p m->llscr closed todly al 16's
r ,o.h'.. ~, 80 = O.. r, raf-st Petroleum lIraL -
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY d, 1877
m.n.. $50 neaa marke. steady. with fair demand Du.

msnts 1850 head; market steady, with fair demand bus
unchanged.
HoGs-Rsceps IL 900 head shipments $500 head
IOc lower for common steady and hrm hgh - 2O1
80 20 good 10 choice heavy packing - 4OGS5 10 good 20
choice Shipping s. 1896 assorted Philadelphia 80 ZOe
SO o.
SHEEP nominal receipts, $50 head.
LBEgTT. Penn, Feb 2T.-CArTLE-Receipts today.
1877 supply Light but apparently
equal % the present demand best at 50 30 medium 10 sood
at $j6s5 30; 10 fair NJ 81 50T&l ~. ..--o
HoGsReceips TO-DAY 1895 head Workers at 50 20 eso DO
Phiiadelphias n f6 n 81 %.
sIIEEPEReceip today 5000 head selling at - as so.
WATERrowy Mass. Feb 27.-CArTLY-Receipts 1,52O
head market dull prices &c OF choice AZ ~ 20 extra az
$50 20 so thri qualify at - 1S5, 90. ---
SHEEP IAMBs-RsceipS l,76O head trade cofnpar-
atiyey qnet prices &c lower; In i0t' at y ~ ~ - 80
and - so; extra So 1898 So or from &C. TO 6AS 10
VEAL CALVES at SAFE & 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-28

THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEE-roHX. Tuesday, Feb -, 1877.
,,-i any feature, of special aourut taken Ic
lr rad Of ne see m, ~ A% 20 arye 1r, De-, al ms
fabrics na contrary, hc orrnt qri,t and
oi ~ oranaI} character 4nir h'mJu ' pu FIs Lave
. ~ a. a-,r ne , arcJo' ,.s cf e.. - ,' are
large AMI impurnt more particularly a % Richmond Prints
on iarrA J. ia. Ao{ omcn Ji sJlt ana 70 .,N .,'' 'y.5
trade slightly irregular and moderate go amount though
~ l1S & ,i' 70 -. M a., 80 snail 'o' -'' -o
C0iruN GoOD- were less acvc, but steady and frm
Johor, present Iar-c .p, h. owing a. ,leiI rge purchases
present feeling must h" expected to continue m hy are
BLOWS SEHETIEG~ AND sHU3TINGS- Heavy three
70 fnu makes w"T" 30 good demand sc!Ig close On pro
dUco and frequently 10 arrive Will prcca were very hFny
BTFACHID -IIEErrSGS AND sUIRTINGs were not
active u week bat " NE 5anowu maEr u
medium qualities. were IL noieate request ana The
wa' ., good pq"iTy for tn. .s 8qt
Than usua az tiis leaaon, and fi!crs %rre arm . -,
CtyIoIS we're gge! gnG ,gady WIN lae eSce595 Of
CUi.sErJEANs AND sATTEENs were steady and gcner
ally unbalanced though ~ the best known were
fairly active The demand .as mainly Tor selected lots III
IR9&Y Drills were fairy active and odd c2ely Up
port demand has "newnat declined stocAs ample 'hd
'5Fss i4 s, "a steady demand and price. Arm under
shor supply Tho deliveries former orders acre Goa
STe @oe a y 1 . .93 s, IF99i sfs
R3LlTD JACoNErs. AND GLAZED cAMBRlCs rave
been qu" steady. J0bbers stocks yet ample for
all Tanur-inTuis
STRIPES AND CHECKS--lheTc has been a very quiet
au unsatisfactory business but mostly steady.
BROW DRfLi-The demand Tor both export AMI duules
te consumption gOO taxing uosi al the a'aaGio
supplies AID selling Cusg Oh production.
GRAIN BAGS stenGily approved under better drnhh
l0bbers Yarns carpet waIs and t~hes we're lar
demand. 1ewela. Iique, quits &C. "rfr sloas.y
PRINT CLOTHS very quiet AND weak, Win a down
tendency partly cans" by ne hftik ~ p1ns -his IN
both spots small and anmpurtanL LHta
81 x4 spot Sc: c 80 DAYS FOR Apr. May and juno do
tyrries 5s16O spots il.r., so dayh
PRINTS-The market WA quirt ana al nrst slightly ne
presssd b recent Developments but recovered more
toW r hf Close uumb-r u pay above referred 10
held back sale Richmond prints Prices of
saneari urufs we're frequently reucrd from Sc 10 g
Wide prnts steady AM sogie Styles VI n0uFHD s. ai1