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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-26
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY 2s ls75rR1PLE SHEET
rs; hemp. foreign, 81 so

2: ~ GasnsTy Sicily ss r. hemp foreign 81 50
sPicE-lhe market was quiet and prices were un-
changed We quote 1Pepper sumsira l75c s sasSa
&c African ginger lie mace lOc nutmegS 81 - -
SKINS -Deer-Market duh aud UNCHANGED The sales
were 1900 lbs Of Western and 1000 lbs q GeneSn on
soc Goat-Markst dull and prices weak The M saIes
can aud % do East India sneep-Market active, With
sale Of 800 Colorado skins at zoe. -
SUGAR market was stea ~ at Yesterdays quota
lions We note sales q $50 hhds good tar mpseovaao
gar al &C. and . boxes do To- at Sc 7Ssc We
% GSk boxes IN H sns yok Gags a. %s quote 81
Cuba-Rehnmg inferior to common, 714c 7Ac do, DO.
sPoceT far 70 s5sG SEC YSSS a S'' Prime
choice sac S1fc.i centruga hhds ana boxes nos
meado, &C. aG24c, clayed, boxes Ouch standard Nos-
&C. 90, dos s IS ssio it%s. isto q iS5.c'
ioMc, do white, sc lo5Sc Porto hleoIhenhni in'
Sc, S5sc BTszli@6uich st4nd%rd, SIS 5io IL ~
Msnia-sGper91 and extra superior 7c 90 Stand
ganulatea loAc yellow g. ! 0c.' extra Q. 91e a
srEARISr was quiet l51Sc for good prime Western,
f1LLow inactive; we note sales Of 10000 Dbs at
Kentucky was qaet Nth
te sales were 100 eases sandrss at &C. 90 2 9s7s DO
sc The markct for foreign was quiet with sales OF 200
babes Havana At 9oc a 81 ~ ..... Al,
and nominal at 81 10 bid aud 81 20 asked.
oT both and ss sh
comprising about i2aOJO lbA super pulled mostly az az
4j15c. iSc 1900 lbs extra pulled part nt 45ci 21UU
lbs Texas. mostly at 30c Bic 1000 lbs blacS Texas,
1900 lbs lambs $4,000 lbs Oregon heeee 200 lbs Gait
ornia spring on private te rms and 20 bales damaged
FRfiGHTs.-The market was decidedly stronger for
grain closing at 5 3D. for quarter bid and refused TO
Cork orders and higher rate Tor June load
ing Berth rates tor also stronger and oil
freghts very nrm, but quiet. he engagements
folows:-fo Liverpool by steam, AO bales
cotton at 5o1., as It runs and % GLASGOW, by steam,
1000 bns sugar private terms. The charters Were:
American bark Of about 65 tons hence Cork Tor
oruers with the privilege OF ContnenD with
private terms another, OF 5U7 tons, hence
to Genoa, with tobacco. at s2s. 3D.. Itahan
bark, hence 10 Cardiff with $500 quarters gram,
ut Is. OIL. another, with $500 do. do, hence
Cork orders at S. another hence 10 Liverpool
Glasgow with 1870 do. do, at Is 7ad a Norwegian
bark, from Philadelphia % Baltic, win $3.50 bbs
fined petroleum, private terms British brig hence
a direct port ia the United Kingdom with 1850 bbls,
refined petroleum, at Is. I'd another hence to Plym
outh with 1870 bbls. naphtha at IS 4; another, hence
vgo and santan1er, with 800 bbls and 600
petroleum, 5s. and 22sc respectively; Nor
wegian bark hence TO the Baltic, with 1900 bills do at
As 81 British bark, hence TO dublin with 2OO0 bblS
do. is 6i French bark, hence 10 Bordeaux, with
1920 bbls crude petroleum, at is Sd.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON May 25 1878
s sSsS - Exports '01''"s'' i'@ sAes - STOCK
Cotton quiet miadllng Ic Set receipts y 10 b1es
- 'a'e'' - go MOBILE May 25 1875.
Exports c,astwise 265. sales, COO Stock 1884
SAVANNAH May IS, 1875
Cotton dull; middling l51ac Net receipts $40 bales
Sales, %. stock, ii ,Oo2 . 49,
Cotton quiet middllng, l5a. l5]4c. Net receipts,
l19 bales sales 800 stock. 1888
WILMINGTON, y. G, May rs 1878,
Spirits Of turpentne quiet sohc. Rosmd un 81 So
for y GTqne r. en- seaay p ~ LOT sara
OswEGo May Is 1875
Flour Ia: ase or sp 9n e. for ass q 9
81 TOR white winter, 81 % Tor double extra. Wheat
Il IS s6G 40 extra s w6 Michigan $ Corn IN.
changed ales q so9 3 se SOC oSTn mes
shorts s2 shipsluis s2i m6dunss s27 per ton Canal
os! &c sew f eqGn snd he RYE &
Lake recepts-lg5p bushels wheat $500 feet LUMBER
LUMBER 80. -.
Receipts By iake-Flour 1900 bDis, wheat 1900
bushels cory OVJ ao 9at 2 40 sefspts 5y
1900 DO oats ,OoO DO barley, 200 dc shipments
45OOdo barley 1000 a.; oat., ! ,Qol %. Shipments
by canal to tide water-wheat 5lo bushels corn,
Canal reizhts-Little dong re Tor wheat AMI CSC
changed quotations Wheat dsmoralzed enIirely nom.
nai Corn gnseted neayy ah9 ewes s4e, zS So
above buyers views RYE and barey-Market bare.
seeds quat PORK quiet So 81 for heavy Lard
quiet az l6c, Highwlnes nominal
TOLEDO, May IS, 1878
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat &C. q Sc. lower.
closing steady; amber Michigan cash and June 81 229
July and August 81 "a 30 fred 81 81 20 DO, June,
81 %: August. 81 by Corn firm In lair demand;
hgn mixed 7Osc. Ike; June 71tsc. Tic. july axe
4 aas WABASH S S %E fSeqR a 2n g
OSwcgo. 444c 4 size HecepLs--Wn neat 600 bushels.
corn 81 nO0 do; oats, loo do shipments lour ln0J
bbis wheat 1000 bushels corn, 47OOO do oats, 300
- CHICAGO, May IS 1875
Flour quiet and weak. Wheat buoyant and unsettled;
No spring 81 No do. 9l94e. spot e5lsc June; 9ss2c
a qs34c., July No do yllsc 9i5Sc rejected. SIC
Corn active unsettled 50. mixed 63i4c spot;
GSc BID. June Ole. july; ected Gle. 6lhsc. Oats
in fa demand unsettled lower No, 2 5sc SPOT 5Sl4c
n 5si.c June 81 4 5lis s July; reIected 5Sc. Rye,
demand ght, holier- hrn y % bld Barley duh and
nominal. Pork dun am lover ~ so 10 SPOT or June;
49, ~. july so g ~ 20 August Lard quiet and
unchanged Bulk meats dul ana lower shoulders sc..
short rin midic~, \ IL; snort clear To-, liAsc Wins
KEY but Arn az "A III 20 tue afternoon call o. the
hoatd wheat ei"sei Weak ana lower AZ 4sse., June;
G4c July. Corn heavy. lower ~ b35c, CSC, June;
6.'scl July oa!s unsettled 4 l5'se June PcrS quiet
$50 20. August Earj lower az 81 ~ 81 -, June;
81 rs July. Rccripts-f0ur. 1909 bbls wheat 10000
bushe corn. 7tDul 40 oats 5000 do barley, lJl
Shlpmcn Flour. 9Jl hbls. wheat 5lOO0 bushels,
D. ON do. oats, 53.Wt1 10
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an Increase OF nearly 81 Ooo 900 over the total OF
last week. The exports OF produce Tor the week
sd,o6osl6. against s5,S76o34 for the same
week last year, anu So 2o5 2o4 In 1873. The total
exports OF produce since January this year were
so5, so2, s32, against $lI2 s92 last year. and
slll32s, $50 In 1878. The Customs receipts to-day
were $3.50
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
closed quiet and steady. Asking rates for prime
sterling, 4s7 4 4.soh; selling rates Asok 4.s7,
and 4Ssss a 400 for demand RechmarSs, e41
a o4H and 95a q 95S. Gables, 90. Prime Paris
5l5S 5.12h.
ruled al per cent at the close to-day on the stock
Exchange, with more Offering tnan there seemed
employment Tor. one million two hundred Inou-
sand additional national bark circulation has been
issued this month 70 date
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges $40 500, o.
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A50A9o4
Gold exchanges. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a29o'szs
Goiu pdtdncts.. oAo'o%o
GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
the business OF the bank was as iollows:-Cle ar
ings, S34,755, ooo gold balances, sl,l6S,944; cur.
rency balances, sl,S5o 4ss.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were nrm in the iate afternoon dealings. Morris
ana Essex nrsts advanced TO lloh, 90. consoi
dated being steady az los. Union Pacific sinking
funds sold at 92& 923S New Central skies OF
1897, at 1924 ana Lake shore. second, consol-
dated, coupon, at 100. Erie, third, sold al so&.
against 90 yesterday. Central Pacific bonds
closed az lO34 70 1917, and Union Pacincs at
1915 10 1919 Tor rsts, e7% TO 9716 for land grants
and 92,S 20 s24 Tor sinking unds.
OTHER SECURITIES
D eseuted no new features; State bonds being
dull with sales or Tennessee skies. old, at sos for
1000, and bank shares at 1908 Tor Fourth
National, 100 Tor Ninth National and l2415 for COM
merre.
LONDON ADyICES
report Consos a fraction higher and United States
bonds firm. Fries, however, opened a. Tx IS,
advanced to 49, lsA and afterward reacted to
Is The Bank OF England gained flls,ooo bullion
on balance to-day.
WESTERN UNION.
All bids f,r the Western Union Telegraph loan
were rejected, the amount OF proposals. IN accord
ance with terms OF prospectus, being less than
100000.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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were fairly active at steady prices We quote straw
berries, Charleston, 40c. quart; do Norfolk DC
2 G., apples, Western New York, mixed 81 ~ 30 per
bbl.: do, selected 81 Is s. rs; do common, 81 -
81 Us cranberres prime, 81 u g per box; do poor
lair 81 81 So hickory nuts, 81 ~ 81 per bushel;
black walnuts 10c. 60c peanuts. fancy ~ 10 - i
do. fair, 81 81 10; do. common. 81 30 81 70
fIst-Good shore nackerel we're in good demand.
Box herring held at ito other grades were quiet
and unchanged We note sales 700 bhls. No shore
mackere &C Sl2 ana SO for No 2 and 800 duintals
q leorges At 80 We quote NO Bays - $40 10.
s. So Ne. English, So; No 81 10; no 3, 81 81 so;
Georges Bank goldfish S6 Grand So 80; Western nonei
large threes 81 new medium ~. scaled herring,
40c 42c. No L.
g. bushels, corn 81 20j do. oats, 1900 doi
meal 49d bags and rye, bushels Flour was dull ana
heavy all kinds but not auotaby lower with sales Of
$500 bbls Rye Hour was quiet Corn meal was quiet
and steady We noe 400 bbls $50 sacks at
81 81 Is for Brandywine $ta 81 % for western vel
low So 80 81 ~ Tor Southern Jersey and Pennsyl
wanna yellow per Dbl Baltimore coarse sacked. 81 60
100 lbs city sacked coarse 81 nne stfted 81 80
bolted yellow, 81 65 boted white, 81 80 per 100 lbs
Jersey sacked coarse 81 IS 81 5s; ane yellow 81 6s
81 7O and fne while 81 81 a 81 IS per 100 lbs We
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-NHtal WAS uull lower ana nominal al o. 10 pl n
for No. Chicago ST IL a 81 Is Tor Milwaukee, 81 %
81 = o No Il = S red ANA amber a redy
Sns6e al SINE r me sa9s esco aoGuf
2Milwaukee Tor June, 81 a Tor extra white; Corn vas
saea m ss ssSa sS@ ns sps Al s G7 ena
Tor mixed aceordlns % eondition o9ts were dq ana
store, 7Sa. 54c. for TO-; anoat White nouinsl AZ
ask or ae ATE an 81 Is p dd rg was and
nominal Barley matt was quiet az 81 e held for prime
GAaE.-rhe arrivals wild pigeons were. good and
prices nipe were scarce and army held We quote =
Wlld nlgeons stan ted, per dozen ~ " ri Do
81 % 81 81; english snipe zoe 81 per dozen poyer,
$iasl ~ sand snips 25c iJe; yellow leg large y
GREEN vEGETA sLrs,-Bermuda tomatoes active
and unchanged We quote :-Kale per hbl. So S. so;
sPSe De pr oS ~ ~ s Psf DO a. 81
rhqbarb per 100 g 81 green peas sorolS per boil 80
ter Bay 81 8 bermuda enlons per crate 81 III 40
peI ooa . s vs. r r ao Dar bbI Al IS
Parsnips per boL 8 2 81 turnps Norfolk white 81
duSslIs-fhe Jobblng demand was moderate at iull
p peo &c. Bags 2.c l,la r.
Hrap Avn lurE Manila in fair demand at IN
The sales 1000 GALES lutte butts At sac SEC 90 lays
doa6e 5 s or nse Manila Hemp re s e.
gold per ID the later choice ussia clean. a. $40
atc ba It's" qa 1 AZ 5c az i5c Currency ss
HAY AND srR1w.-.ne demand for botn Shipping and
retail qualities was moderate az ~ lu proes we
GJc 81 10: clover al DC. i 75c. salt az b5c 6Oc.
Tor SsrA snar d do SSc "a Sc for oa;
Hors-iRe market was dull and nominal at IN
changed prices We quote New York, good 70 choice,
35c i0c; do low % iar do soc Soc. Eastern,
new. 2Sc. S6c Western new, 2sc. 56c; yearings,
l5c dc ods, all growths Sc i5c.; CALIFORNIA; 1874
HIPS ihe market was dun and prices were nomi
nal Mcssrs. WeizeL wis 4 Co SUN up thus Receipts
lizze Fox 800 from Rio Grande, per Ennls lO,sll
a jane a. per- a. rs pei jos
952 from ramplco per agnes 2e22 from galveston
booker; "a savannah, per u. Liylngstou; $50 from
other coastwse ports S95 ~ railroad Total 50OoO hides
Canning; 22j buffalo aud III cow from do, per Lady
Lawrence; 10 COW IRON do per Bertram Rugby
&c. S 80 az. Monevideo So SO 10. Rio Grande 100
do Central americans 5. " 10. Bogota l2O0 do: West
Truxo; 900 do. Tampco: 1890 do. Maamoros and
Mexicani a. Do Texas Western and southern 5gW
hides, and III bales Calcutta COW and l0-9 10 do.
Buffalo nms Il ll4Ou hides AMI l6i bales East
lS5Ool Do u; ana So9 DE- do n;,e 90 Ros S xrs
los 22c 2i1sc Monte yidso a1s los ga lbS
% lbs, &c California, = rs, . p lbs. 2-c.;
J enr y ~ q ~ a i9e Natameros - Ihs
a lbs Ice i zoe Vera Cruz is lbs a ~ lbs lsc lsc
T.99 S os a4 rae e ISL 80 ia Isl Ia
l7c. Bahla Il lbs. y lbs i6c. lie. Puerto Cabco
sHd ibL 3 ibs 49, PaSt = ia S lbs sa
sisai g lbs. 2. lbs, g, campeacny ~ lbs Y los,
with light stoc6s scotch iron inactive. Importers
Railroad IRON was inactive al iail prices We
quote NO. Nmcrcan 81 So; 70. DO, SO; amer.
Gartsherric. ST 81 4 So 81 So i Gengarnock SIS;
80 Eelnton. 80 s. railroad iron 80 I foundry,
Acknowledgement sole moderate demand.
The supply 4 liberal AMI prices were weak We quote -
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-sl60o0 MADE IN TWO MONTHS
"A.
al WALL STREET OPERATtON.-The banking house
81 Alex FrOthinpham a ~ Wall who de nj in
800 = - 80 -
customers curing tins short space Of time some per-
sons have made a. hlw ~ ~ 900 from only 500 orgi-
naliv invested AMI many have 81 600 and
rom only 49, Thsv paid In single DAY over Sf00n.
Tor which only $1,000 wa received S3 90 net pro 1T
IA Sarioas pc6nle NOV emotov continuously from
tReye - fifteen c0mnetent h0oA keepers assistants
main Al their w9rk 9nu ifnirnt This energetic firm
well deserves he credit 81 leing the leading house in
their branch u business ana il i most wonderful
me shert space Il ave YEAR,
Of the Mon the Dominion ~ Canada the Island
ypnsIS eaing III sto"ss lbeir baness nas become 80
extensive mat Two Ok ericucsd correspondents
cards may rea Il every first ciess newspaper pub
ion II n In success We alie Hose desiring % place
their business with possessing the very highest
record uprchtncss conduct their business
upon honest principles IL deal with this house
they also l,suc weekly report 81 me condition Of
AFFAIRS Wall street which they glad 70 matt Tree,
year, any VINO desires and contcmplates
speculatng
send tor it-kycning Matl oi 18TH inst
New YORK Commercial Advertiser SAYS
The banking house y Alexander Fro!hingham 90.
and assistants Thcre ale 5ther stock privilege nrms
abshed thcir cnufe business during the ast nve years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-26
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Nay Is. lH1a
Spanish gold. 203 20i; Amg rican, a05 2Of Ex-
change quiet; the United states, sixty days cur
rpncy. "a Il 70 premium short sight. II ~ premium:
sixty DAYS gold lUl OJ pre- mum snort sight eoa, w
u - premium. on l0utOn - a $50 premium On
rArfs, lis 100 premium. sugar nominal
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FINANCIAL.
a. 4---q
STOCKS
~ - - - -
PRtYILEGES

dealt in at tho New York stock Exchange bought ano
sold by us on margin Of dve per cent
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

LorDoS PRODUCE MAREEr -LosDos, may 25-Even-
ing.-Lnseed oil 2iS 90. per cwt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
is Erie Drifting Into Bankruptcy or Is
Ii Being Driven There?

SUGGESTIVE DATA.
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TUESDAY. May Is, 1875.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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negotiated two per cent from market on men,
bers OF the New York Elk hange respon sine parties
Large have been realized past 50 days Put
call costs on 100 shares
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"A. JOHN HICKLING CO., BANKERS AND
brokers. Y broadway. Now York.
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A PARTY DB-IREs LOAN or S200 IMMEDIATELY,
IA valuable household fnrntturet Tor ~ asYsi
good cent paid. Address URGENT herald once,
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10 any address orders solicited by mail wire are
TUMBRIDGE CO..
Bankers and Brokeri No. 2Wa street, New York.
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straddles $3.50 each control go shares stock for 80
lays without further risk wnle many THOUSAND dollars
,roht NAV be gained. Advice and information fur-
ished. PamDhet, containing valuable statistical in-
ormatnn showing Wall street opera lions are
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-01-08
GO TO TEXAS
VIA THE
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INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN
r. Il.

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all points in Eastern and Northeastern
Texas
This line is we'll built, thoroughly
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Personal.

CHARLES A. MILLER, and bride, Cp.ee
Miss Unthank), returned from their
bridal tour north and cast on Wednes
day, and received the congratulations of
quite a number of their friends on yes>
terday at the residence of Mrs. Austin
Miller.
Mrs. Sue E. Kendall, Prin cipal of the
Music department in Henderson Masonic
College is in town. She has lately re-
turned from long visit to relations In
Texas, who live ninety miles west of San
Antonio.
Prof. T. Morse who has been temper
aTiiy occupying the position of Music
Teacher at Henderson is here on his wav
to his home in Little Rock. He was
formerly a citizen of Bolivar.
Our sanctum was honored by q visit
from one Of BoliVar's hardsomest ma
trens one day this week.
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On ThgTssay evening December the 2i 1874 At the
MASK, youngest daughter Of DR.. j. NJ. Mask.
A large number of the friends of the
bride and groom had assembled at the
time and place designated for the cere-
mony when we put in an appearance
and we have no where seen an assembly
Of people who seemed TO be in better
humor with themselves. In a very short
time the happy couple entered and ad-
vanced unattended to the front of the
altar where the Minister was in wait-
ing All was quiet for a moment, the
ceremony was promptly and solemnly
performed, and after the usual congratu>
lation by the Minister, Mr. and Mrs
Newbern repaired to the residence Of
DR.. D. J. Newbern to receive the con
CALCULATIONS of their friends.
At the residence Of the brides father 5. D.. sner
L. Hooper TO Miss MARGARET SLEE-
We know of no man to whom we
wish more happiness than to lake" He
is good man and true He and his
bride have our best wishes Tor their sues
cess in life.
MARRIED-At the residence thu bride S moth
in Columbus Texas the 23rd day Of December,
1874 by the Rev. w. =. Archer, SIR. john 7. Lowe
Of Hardeman county Tennessee. to Miss Josie Guy
Aud thus has our friend John trans
planted from the prairies of the west a
bright and beautiful flower to his hospit~
able Tennessee home, to which this i'm
portant step in life will add many addi
ti0nal charms.
We biz the fair bride hearty well
come, and trust that such may be her
happiness here that it will serve to soft
en- the rangs of parting with relations
and friends Of her childhood home.
In the cfioe Of the County Court Clerk on the 9th
Instant, by q IL. Anderson Esq. Mr.. VIM. Hendrick
to Miss Jeanne Graham
the residence of the brides father. Dsce mber.
l3th 1879, by J, q, Jackson Esq, Mr.. w 7. D EN-
to mis d. 4. RO0R-
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4OqaI 9fairs,

The BULLETIS Office has been remov
ed to the splendid rooms in the MeNeal
Block over J. w. Tate and Cos grocery
store. We are nov comfortably and
conveniently located and we'll satisfied
with our new quarters.
We are giving all our material a
thorough cleaning and shall make our
apartments as attractive as possible. We
are prepared to do all the printing Offer
ed with neatness and despatch, and at
moderate prices. We respectfully so>
licit your patronage.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-01-08
The Corporation.

The corporate election last Saturday
resulted In the choice of the following
named gentlemen as Aldermen for the
present year, viz w. T. Armistead, C.
II. Anderson, J. G. Adams, J. A. Ba-
ker, j. C. Savage, L. NJ. Darlington and
Jesse Norment The new Board met on
Tuesday night and L. M. Darlington was
re>elected Mayor J. g. Adams was elect
ed Recorder and w. T. Armistead
Treasurer John Warren was chos-
en- town Marshal for this year. The
board determined to dispense with any
additional police force for the present
The reports of tho treasurer and
marshal for last year show the finances
of the corporation to be in good cond'>
tion, and especially so if the taxes for
the past year were collected The re
election of Mayor Darlington for third
term is certainly complimentary to that
gentleman, and is fair indication that
his administration Of city affairs is en-.
dorsed by the voters in general and by
the members of the new Board. The
Board is composed of men of moderate
views and We feel very safe in predicting
wise administration of affairs for the
next twelve months.
We promise them our hearty coopera-
tion in every measure which We may be
convinced will rebound to the good of
the town, and an equally earnest opposi
'ion to such acts of theirs as we may
believe will be OF no advantage to the
citizens
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-01-08
Bolivar Retail Market Report.

Bacon-Clear sides, co, Shoulders 90;
Sugar Cured Hams, l44 to 10.
Bulk Pork-CIear sides, III.
Butter-Choice country, % to so.
Corn MeGl-G0od demandSl, 1910 lbs.
Corn Light stock and demand 90.
Eggs-In demand, at 25c.
F2our-We quote medium to choice
IS, 75aS,5O
Hides-In demand 10 to 123cts.
Hay-Supply light; rs per cwt
Lard-Firm, l69
Molasses-Firm. 6Oa75. Syrup 81, %.
Nails "a SO per keg; rates.
Poulty-Chickens in demand, 25a3 DC,
according to size and quality.
Salt-Per barrel, 1865 and firm.
Suga1'-Firm, l00l34
Co6ee-Rio, % to 25 cents per ID.
The Adore quotations are cash rates.