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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
NEW YORK
AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES
wxWHOUz CHANGE!

This is the only line running Pullman
icuthern Sleeping Cars from New Or
cans, Mobile jackson, Miss, Montgom
lry, Grenada. Decatur, Jackson, Tenn.
end Nashville TO Cincinnati without
ebange, connecting at that point with all
ines running Pullman and Wagner
Palace SleePers to Toledo. Detroit, Grand
Rapids, Baltimore, Washington, Sandus-
y, Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany, Salaman-
"a, and New York without change.
This is the only line running its entire
trains between Louisville ADD CIncin natl
aud the only line by which passengers
from the South en- route to Eastern and
Northern cities (not in through Sleeping
Cars) can avoid q tedious haul through
she city oil Louisville, by changing cart
1t the Short Line Junction with L d Us
) II Il three miles south of the city
where one elegant diuing hall is located
nnder the management of the Railroad
Companis
Through sIeepsrs from Atlalta, Chat
-anooga, Little Rock, Memphis and Yieks-
burg, make direct connection at SbOT'
Line junction with tarough Sleepers to
New York, Phiiadelphia, and other cities
via this iIne
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
Louisville and the Short Line
NO OTHEB LINE CAN EQUAL 1T.
c r KELLY,
Gen'l Ticket Agent
JOHN KILKENY,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
| JOHN MAC LEOD. Gen'l Supt.,
Louisville, KY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08

In all diseases affecting these organs whether they
seeree too much too little WatsrOr whether they be
affected vita gravel, with aches and pains
settled in she loins the regions of the kidneys.
these Pills ghould be taken according thu printed
directions and the Ointment shoad be well rubbed into
the small Of the back bed time. This will
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
New Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago
RAILROADS,

A through train leaves Jackson, Bolivar
and all in termedirte stations, every morn
ing for Memphis, returning same even
ing, with following time table:
10 "a TrAaRIIIQ
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
NORTH.

The Louisville, Paducah and South
western Railroad connects at NoFtonville
with ST Louis & Southeastern Railroad.
At louisville with lines diveTging for all
points North and East
Take tickets, and ship your freight via
Fulton and Paducah for Louisville and
the East. EDWARD P. WILSON,
Gen. Freight and Passenger Ag,t,
Louisville, Ky.
D. F. WHTcoMB. Gen1 SuD't. Jelly
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08

This train stops at ali regular stations
and at flag stations when necessary.
Round Trip Tickets on sale at Mem
phis, to Bolivar and Jackson, at reduced
rates. NJ :. JAY,
nay25 Gen. Pass. and Ticket A ct.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
For S,utaneous Disorders

And all eruPtons OF the skin, this Ointment is N
invaluable It does nos heal externally alone, bat psEs
ass with the mest searching eEsots 70 the very
h. cell
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
$1,000 PROFIT ON 500 1!

Made any day IN Puts and Calls. In
vest according to your means. $40, $50
or 500 in SToCK PRIVILEGES, has brought
a small fortune TO the careful investor.
We advise when and how to operate
safely. Book Nth full information sent
free. Address orders by mail and tele-
graph to BAXTER 4 CO,
Bankers and Brokers,
novl6-1y II Wall ST.. n. 7.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08

No medicine viii efectuaIly improve the of the
stomach these Ps-thsy remove all acidy
ed either By ints peraaes mproPsr diet They reach
the liver and reduce il to healthy acton-they
nderfuy efcsciOus in Of spasm-in fact they
fail in curing all disorders Of the liver Ans
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-26

there by thousands carrying off all they
could. Some Of them took -four barrels
and rolled them into the tunnel of the
Pan Handle road for safe keeping till
they could be carted off. Sight-seers
had crowded on the hillsides above the
depot and tracks, and by Sis this crowd
could not be estimated at less than fifty
thousand people.
At 2:30 the Union Depot Hotel caught
/ fire and was destroyed.
PlTTsBURG, July %. 7. p. m.-The cit
lzens are organizing and marching TO
the scene of the recent conflict with the
view of preventing farther destruction
of property. All are armed with con-
cealed weapons and heavy base ball bats.
There are fears that the difficulty may
assume new and yet more dangerous
phase.
PTTsBURe, July %, $50 p. NAT
Ais p, m, the large grain elevator, TO-
ward the city from the depot, across an
open square, caught fire, and before 4:40
1t became evident that the fire depart
went was poweress to save It, and the
streams were piled upon the neighEoring
private buildings.
The citizens finally managed to bring
the mobs into Straightforward everything
is passably quiet in that quarter. 1t
would take much more space than we
can spare to detail the troubles in other
places. Suffice it to say there are more
or less threats of violence in all the large
cities, and property owners are trembling
with tear. There is an ominous rum
bling and the volcano may break forth
at any time.
In this vicinity the news is that the
employees of all tho roads centering at
Kansas City have struck, except the
Santa Fe.
The roads that arc in the strike at
Kansas City are the Missouri Pacific !;
ST.. Louis, Kansas City & Northern !
Kansas Pacific; Missouri River, Fort
Scott e. Gulf; Leavcnworth, Lawrence
e. Galveston; Hannibal & st. Joe; Kan
sas City, st. Joe & Council Bluffs.
1t seems that the Kansas Pacific en-
ployes at Kansas City have been forced
into the strike.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-26
The Saline County Journal.
saHua "a. Ksnaas.
THURSDAY, JULY &c, 1877
THE WAR or THE STRIKERS.

We devote considerable space to Q
summary of the news regarding The
greatest "slrike" of modern times. II
is the all-important and all-absorbine
topic of the hour. The country breath
lessly await the 8 mallcst item Of news
and discusses it with the greatest avidity
Nothing has happened since the war Of
tho rebellion to agitatc and affect oil
classes of people as this great rising OF
"tbe Commune" 1t has como to be ad
united as nothing more nor less than @
Commune, and its fanaticism, outrages
and sins of commission are just as
dire IS those of any commune that ev-
er ruled Paris.
No matter how just the cause was for
tho railroad employees to strike, no apol,
ogy can be offered for the senseless fury
which has animated these mobs in de-
stroying and stealing property, plumber
ing houses, and performing deeds which
resulted in tho murder of innocent men,
women and children. gratifying TO
learn that the strong arms of State and
Federal Government have been inter-
posed to put an end to this disgraccful
ro,ng, and we hope several examples
will DO made of the rIngleaders.
The blow TO the business interests OF
the country has been great, and it is
possible that most DISASTROUS panics
may ensuc. Let the uprising be quiet
ell as soon US it may and such compro-
mise be effected as will satisfy both the
employer and employe, it will take
long time before the business interests OF
the country will work back into the old
channels.
This contes: between labor and capt.
tai is natural. 1t is but right that work
ingmcn should assert and defend their
rights bat it is not by violence and
lawlessncss they will better their con-
dition. Strikes can be made, if they
must DO made, without burning build
ings, stealing property and numbering
people. 1t is those wicked measures the
people of the country at large condemn,
and not the protest of the employees
against poor pay or the reduction OF
warcs
, 1877-05-03
[ona % the truth That Will be CfYcp.

Axh 391 " ge3, ,Aiu
The burlington HaHksys has set its funny usn
down 10 . confederation Of the 6gurea ws says
few days sgo In auswer to tho abausd e,afa OF 81,
Louis to bo ths biggest corn tpaEks& In tho world.
The funny man Cannot Acc how Ne can sell tnose
wheat III year thsn 10 setuaIiy In Chicago. Let
Aim rracet: n lhs Aagktys shoutd sell to its read.
9ss only ths iaeta aud ldeas which txleaa 10 tts
funny man, u would not bo much Of = nswspa.
PSF.
Ths leading produce uaEken were moderately
actls* yestesdsy. and taesu varabls than vas yen.
ers1ly sapset*d. They were unActtlet easly by Tbs
report that the Danube viii ha kept open, ,hough
very lew optFator seemed 10 have any vel. defined
Idea q. TO the difference which such . fact would
mase 10 our markets. Many thought there
would b. llttlo chance Of bsradstuts exportauou
through ehs channel 70 lony ~ lbs grain would
ha'e to run tht gauntlet between cootepdinx
u'1i:e+t but Tue nnaouncemcnt tended TO weaken
PRICES nevertheless. The British markets havs
"paused" III their upwuEd coutss, and New York
IL beartsh IN synlpa1hy. while tho fac1 OF fair
weather melted the belief n full supplies Of bsrsd
a1uas at this point EuIovssn buyers appear "
, 1877-05-03
ISY TELEGRAPH.
NEW TOAk,
n tAt 1PfStsF8 AItocsQlfd Pr!

To IA WtttsrH A1tofsQtSd FffH
Sxw Youis May .. -Golt opened at 106X and
c1a.rI at lo7. Carrying rstes. ti aud . per ceae
Yua dostuwin: rasea IL, aud . per cent.
-fises ~ London. 64Aa.. uere, silver bsE4, In
s5esnLacss. l.oX; gvld, lis. Silver coin, 81 dis.
count.
Governments were Ectiys aud ateady.
Kallroaa bonds were htylet.
State seeurtiss wess Quick and uomlua|.
Ths stock market tu tbs forenoon Wa exceeding
~ Irregular, mud changes from 1snpsss 10 lep1es-
sion wcrE frequent. In The afternoon The market
6seame weak, sud pr.cts SHOWED decline OF Ii TO
N from lhs Highest point ol tbs day. Tbs 1ecrui
heavy advances in psceA ffiYhlcnsd ths beus lnio
nvsriax, - xsnr,Al ihlA. ahlch took from tho
uaskes It's principal SUSTAINING element. sal. there
being very fsw outsldsrs Ia Wall street. prices
naturally seccIcd. Just before Tbs elu.c Of basi-
meas, however, sts.dles soue prevailed and thsse
wa recovery VI 1t&tl. Morris s Essex fell OF
~ Is xnd closed ~ 13,s. Delaware, lackawaEua
Il Wea.esu declined 10 aoS. and recovered 10 5lhz,
hui closed a. 5tA, pelaxass ) Hudson fell VI to
OF lossh aad eia.o4 y oe4, Lake Shore, snu'
ieeE l.!su4 toashyt pi aud eio*sd i
and eloaed Al U.t. pacidc al zdvauced " 2Jt4.
Nlehigan Eentra, fell VI " 42,s. PAAas1A % ".
Northwestern common to 20. Hsxfssssa 70 AAns
, 1877-05-03

Withdrawn from store during Tuesday for city
consumption: II. OH bu wheat +, s07 bu corn, 47I
bh oats, 4?1 hu rye, !, t65 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected Into storo In
this city OH Wclncsday morning: cars No. 9 North.
Western wheat caFs No. spring, cars rejected
do III wheht>; 81 cars hfgh.mixcd corn, cars and
100 hi new do, II ours new m1xed, 100 cars No.
= corn, 81 cnEs rejected DO, cars no grade (oOu
cornl II csn No. . oats, 81 cars rejected do; b
cars No. . rye; 2 cars No. 2 harley, cars No. 2
do, cae rejected do. Total t165 cars), ia, COO
bu, Inspected ont: II, 3la hu wheat, a70, 6A6 hu
corn, u, Is" ou oata' $3.50 hn rye, 1,s35 ba
barley.
The direct foreign exports from Chicago during
last week included a., tl3 hu cSrn All brls pork,
U, sA boxes meats, 4. l15 cascs canned do, l, Ol1
tca and :s:0 other packages lard. At packages
beef 035 brls taow. 400 br!s liquors. and 85o COO
bs cotton.
Entirely wiped outl Up laat wcok like rocket;
down ttl's week lka sttch. nefore long Tho boys
will, like 1sctsy Prs, mt '.bclleye there aInt no
atcA person ~ Mrs. I1arrts.n
The wRrenousemcn ara Haderstood to be In favor
ofplactng tho Union, Or tho City Elevator, or both
at tho service Of tho harley intorcat II desired,
Tho result Of placing all In ono or two houses will
be much more uniform inspection than ls5sto-
fors.
Ills dus TO th- Hoard OF Trade to ray that a. an
organization It doaa not recognize Trading In nEly.
transactions On tho noor If tho Exchange. Tho
fact that soma OF it, members do trade n p.Iyi.
lcges ID not lhu fault of the Hoard OF Trade Most
Of that kind Ut business H. however, transacted On
The turbstono BY mcu who do not bcioug 10 ths
Board many Of them having beon expelled from
membership. II n suggested, however, that The
Hoard might with psopetoty investigate she charges
inads sgaLnst soma OF ih membcrs who
arc alleged 10 have taken money for privileges
which they afterwards refused ~ recognize. II il
perfectly competent for tho Board 10 dlac,p,ns
ctnhcrs Tor nfsactlons OF the su!es, though It may
not be able 10 enforce tho performance Of an illega!
Contract
They saY that the proposed 'tgs'ation 10 change
tbs Inspection Of grain waa killed, II Killed II ALL
through The persistent efforts Of lobbymen In tho
lutcres1 Of the ltailroad aud Warehouse Commla.
soners
The following dguses, compiled by A. @. Thom-
~, Esq'. Of this city. give tue vtsble supply Of
wheat and eoru for april ~, 1877. They show
reduction OF $40. IS. bn wheat, md an increase OF
e'o, 81 corn. during the week ending with that
data. Th* sotaIp xre probably tho nearest appsox.
Imatiopa 10 The truth fhst will be cfycn.
, 1877-05-03
L1FE-INSURANCE.
rHR AntrEfNETto or LtrE+tNsCHAHca.
n, fbs E.dffor NJ 1-hs 1+rfbuns


DosroN, May Lathe risk Of being pronounced
prolix, I AK your readers to follow me through
aotns Arabic. They shall ind themselves at tho
summit Of tho llfo-insurauce ,nysterles At last+
without having taken step too high for child.
In the view Of omniscIenco, there Is such thug
as chance. In tho yiow Of human ignorance. thers
II much Of IT. When wc observe that, In great
tion, The deaths In year always sbont :, Of 3
per cent Of tho wholo population, while the o!Eths
nre tho same, Or little more, we conclude
thkt tho hnman tae0 Is immortal. Yct t1cath
10 every individual I. only qucston
OF time, and the Tina 10 subject 10 what wo call
chance. lfwu take year ~ tho measuring unit
Of time and measure age by 1t, we shall dnd That
the chance Of dying within yrAr at different ages
Is very different
In population of 90, oo0 coo there will bo found
always very nearly b0a, 00o pcsaons OF tho age of
:,o nnd nadcE 90. OF these, Il, ,237-aod no n,ortai
knows who-wijl pretty surely die within one year.
And In thu sans population there will 10 found
1U3 600 persons Of tho age Of rs aud under ~. out
OF whom ID. a17 wilt dle within one year. 1Ience
wc say that The chance Of dying In yeas at IS Ia
little less than per cent and at II fstslc less
Than 10 per cont And At The latter ayu II Is ltle
moro than len timos ~ great ~ at tho former.
A mortality tabc-fhcru arc many Of thot,, md
thsy dlGcr but tltt!o from each other-ls d set Of
tho numbers Of tho living and dying al tTery Hgo
up 10 1o0-n little tnorc or ioss-uut OF popn-
iAtlon Of 100. 900 or 900, 900 At the start Tho
perhaps most nscd fot Reinsurance ID called
tho Aetuartcs', and Ia derived from tho experiences
Of tho oldest lTftiah lfa.lnaurauce officers.
It statts al tho ago Of 10 with 100. GOO lives, and
gives The unher TINT will die In each year ont al
tho number left atlve at tho beginning Of H. I'LL the
last Individual dIcs at tho age OF 1oo II stops here
because to ptrsan not over 10 tho chance OF llv.
Ing beyond century IL not worth cent, perhaps
nut mill.
Tnsive perfect idea OF the ActuartcA' table,
and solve pfobloms enough to fully illustrate IL
application to The insurance Of single lfe 1t i'll
suffice to give two bits OF II, Of dvo years each:
, 1877-05-03

AUtt one eighth Enft during
haa. tsn t"r ] ssssra ay. s sse rs<t
~ y;
s ;; e.ssgs :an
Ia Hisr ~ oil Hi @on,s, @ if.ss IN
~ l ~ ss' VIZ e
~ f.sy 1%n5ss4 "pt: sG s "
f ,'i!Hs a. q e i = ssd e
IVA ;is;s :s;;sr :;sas
?s s3t 3! K
a 'praa S fss MtEs 5ofssa n ~
s.as @ y .fssis @ 'ssss o;. tas
4 .as :sssfSy IS IL " :ss
ss!s ttses Ind .e.a,.r with little mora
t3ss ns ~ .ns .ssn. -. Hox ,nat S
~ sta;sa " isssr .E.n .l.e p.esiss. svsS:aK
sS aas mfT te
Hss FIX @ *assHsss s s g =: :s
5ak s nd S :af :Se FL
%s e. q 1 r. ;s E.s' ssE y
,S 3 %''sa ;
sy 'fs ; tsfs ss A.a iss a ss'T !! et ~ @ y:
Il Il t decline dss's b. :s ss w
HI s!ss' ss ::s s s IS: s ss 5s!
MT ~ nnsi. de,s!a far CARRYING. as tic rr,n1n nf
tuI after pairing t1o tu.t Of carryims s~rY .jnn1
1INneA Rt a1hNt hlc. Improved to hJfc. rcceEh Ia
a.}&. Seller Enfv s,ta 951tfc, being a!nt i4c
aiAfC lNNC Tces seller t1lt Hlsnth, or regular No. T.
was gtntca al 'n5!Hc. ctsr Ai Mic. md r.t edgrI
rrcnIp.s OF D, high rtlkEl El0tc as jIs4c. tasl
salts retDrtrl Ut ~ 4U1 b No. Rfl hlHb mixed
4 6,tt sssel a.tn iu new mn 'nl.r! A. hi1311a!
III. .hN A new iilxrd At 44t4aMt 7.tan bu trtGtet II
tHAHG: H. 10 n sr1lcd. " satarc. vt 45ess1!fc On
on track; and hF by Ito Al tt5tI5Jc frtu On bhaEd
OATA-MeEB moderately active. closing nc better
than tin trcrt0nn day. Tho rerc!res fair, tho
suotiri stittnEntN lasEt ani Now f0rk was hrnlsE;
The deliveries Ut e1H t1flnef stAH GxrrCied. hnI
The trailing wis lustly IA lime. which ppGnc 1t 4c
Fsaktnth 70 4i3te. an'! GIssed eur ht 4!c Enh Or
ee',Ht tie 'o't tsa Mtt 1noteu ~ ~ shn fs, s9id
taMtNtae. MtjeetS. oHts WIFE 1aotcu ~ 2!@Hs. M
tn1hhlcs were !csA aEMso dir nba,iIatt Ea.h Aairs
Herr E,:poftednl ~ ny Ny 3at @lst+n4c; t9u i,u
Y Aamre p*S !9s nn tfaGKt gnu 7ssp Dd u 's4Io
, 1877-05-03

and St. ran1 common 10 la,<. There wAA only a
fractional recovery tn these shares at tho c1ose,
actions to-day 1870, 600 shares Of which T. 700
were New York Ccnttal, 4, 100 Lake @ ahose : go
81, 400 delaware i Laekawanna, d, coo Delaware
L Hudson. y, 900 Morris 4 Eshe1, 4, 900 MithtQAn
Central. 4e. GOO Western Union, and y, GOO Pacific
Mall.
The Hong Kong property Of The raciac Mall
Company Was pold Tor 5000 900. This property
was rendered nearly ustIcss for tho Con,pany'a 8
butiness b5 tbs typhoon.
Monsy market Easy: 2da2He.
Prime mercantile paper, 81. 6o64.07H.
tsnstam receipts. 42f}3, 001.
Tho Assistant Treasurer disbutset 1914, 600.
Cleannss,. als. oog, 200: .so,
, 1877-05-03

nisoDM:co1tS-rhs order .sado il reasonably good.
and The natkst ..e.dy Ths stock !. Getting smaller.
tho rsssp. nSns 'F mud there not much corn
dun huri rcd tippa 4,s.aas green btu,. Viii h.rl
tSs ses d. s, nas 1 80, s,,s s 70
e'ssH 1urTsRwss VA dull, and ~ea1. puye,. took opy
;s a. ~ers nssds fDs I'D
sSo!ei s ia'saof SasSe {; ss~ medium 10 s' '
tho pt.. fsv iay. .tere e.. tesa srsda improve:
s@ss n e ssK s S
,c Ferries re, tn.sro, asc, Lewiston. aIes at,e9
Crock; ,", A,nsf'sss s.s, An,e'ksas ,os! es.lsp
'1e cIistsEsiss.u. s3t dull with p,ce, un,st,,, t,ooa
e :p S9sG !! s.iso n1s cheese Il hold At 'ss's at
": cWAi0fisre VA, tar som.ua for hard .nu ,o,t
x g % TT pt. III
fsssc ;S,g III, HHn. m'i..S ;:spls n*s3, s, ssns
81 sHa J. IS; Gartshrrfis asoo, Iudans bvct. ii, 10
Ss9os AND cugM,cAls-wsre,.a ,.a good do.
mere IT, owx sna . m sf sy s 1ru Te Il . s9',a; %
fsuss ", ~ ~ oH ths :ea4ss u :ssy!is::
T.; Il: tsi
Esssrns 1s i;.S;. K1a p::ssd =
4:s |Sns' |Es s's T. s s .a slss s
IT, &, shS5 ,a, 4 i; :::.I
fS:s e.: = ss: ;s IN, Il sfs s;; j. Ill :s.S :s
a. !. t.,r ssn,,a nd arn :, ,o,a ''"'y'
fJsSssts tsa$rt H sS W I'll Il asana md
'sS se!.sS; at e:
4; 1 81 81 ;s'i II ;.a, an; 's5fs rs 5s;a S;st
t:stsas; :stss ss. sssEFss Ss s: f't al: $ SS s s
;sss|! sts Ss :i;is s:*i!ss 81 10. s;
sss ta!!ss: syssss +. a. s:S !:
s::sS:
,Foss,o.-p.;aea "a sasAe' AZ. 1syert ,a.le Tatk
Es:;s
aS.:s sPee' es:a a
*st!s: sE*f pt s,ss as.*f fs,xop ,s
;;|sas ,Ssss!I.: sSf:sf ess:as I:ss. **sssss q.
&s:sa nv '.a.,. .,. :. rsa
@ 4rs: iss II s:tS Eli; :ss :s
!f'ss tsfSs 1Ss. s +
s..ss oranges. es9,t!i n, r, ISt ison., s4:Aktsno
+.s.s. +s!!.s $780,. A.. 49,. 49,.
uNOCEhlE8-FF1tcs fanRe4 tAa eAmg ~ IN tie day
q II iea.oaa5Is :xrsst:iles* III ts issaF pissa
E,cs-Csroin1ss qs Gqs3'*s; 81 LSusslans e.tls ,,a
seAei enire u fancy ltlo 23st2l4rs 9ood 10 pFn,s
k:~1cl ron,1,on 70 ta!E, ~ 4esllhst rvs4lns. lsVs
St0Aks.-l:ascnt cut loaf !;'smiate eru:hed, t140
t?yci Kr1nul1tcd standard. 13hci pOwdettl, i9tsss
l.4ci q tAhuAttl. llHcs uu No. J. 1Mni nilHrl extra
Y. iiH4llAcs NJ y lEfHllc; Ny. l1Ae,
cA01co 1f9Ea. !Q ~ lutcI 1Ar 10 prime do 4I3lUcS
CoHlIte1 % d1. Ma04c
klktft-Caiif0rnA s4gAf-9af drPe 6a2Alos CalfuT.
, 1877-05-03
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments woss hlcd fos record
Wednesday, MaS1:

The following Instruments woss hled Tor secor
Wednesday, May 2: ..-.
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,ssIs;.ns n t.,f;st fiSiitii::iai'S; nv ~
ss5; i; *l sGsaii II VI: :ss ;sSs S;s i5:
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-: sasss s:!a 4 ssss :1ss & e::' = ae7
I:.. Il, & s ss.p p5Gssi+%%i T 81 %S. S.ts :. ~, li LIN
,&.t.Ssia T. Sati ~ VI ii 81 v;a a;s. * VII '
pa.ssld Il s;of y y Jefferson i, I. asi:s ~
c.nes aatts y. -; u ti.no i. i sssi;7a
vi. vi 1f's !isf;.sss ss' xSs:assn i
I: n: Ss':s ,s '
1nai:ss II, II! Ii: e EisIi;sath il. t. * -,
,iWsnseo j. a. s1:sn Ae5 Il q o'
.Mna!! !ed h.lI " ai9iia Il dated May ia;::; In
s g, 'san NV at4. ase9 x4ss Hs s:nv; ., .1;ss
10. en rs!..!e y: lin, q q Ti!!fssaiSin It
70 the ChesSu i'sekinE ssd FTuvisioa Com.
;;h; ai1ys %siyi;i '''
G%mranyS. $500
Lot Or Trivntc ~, nrnr the aspose: Al Of as.x
III G',tssso fasx,nx and rtss,sion Go!spsay ,oaeo
T>Gt on Private Ay ncaI thr hDove. untythrI =
chsssS Failing % sai 1roriston W c,a!psny}:.:: $500
Lot on frivate ~ near tha alose, ,NndlvtdtdA y
NJ ll7xatAF II. dated Aprfl u fAuEustnt y
Rurt to the Chieazo fackns and l'snvl.lon
ii ss,i sljoiaing tha Usien st5ck. fsnsi,... 7hoo
Je1rrs1H Il. l1u Il 2 It Flfty.thf'l IT, Q I, 4ot
i5o It, dalt,i APRIL a. 3s...:.:....:,.:....:.. 500
1jlt, H. statod April hM
Same ~ hbort dated April l1H................ b,W
Wallace 4. n corner Of Itosenme rkel ii, Lot
:, II WIN other proPcttyl dated Nay i..;... 10
Z {, 1ixit1 It, tate1 prli l7.... ......".. 40
Forty:eExlth q, FIN e v of 1'nxter Park ~, =.
". 281l13 II, dated April Ii7..s"..".."..... 10
, 1877-05-03

NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, May c.-Go1t, 1o8siGtlO6N.
eight exchange on New York, n premium.
Sterling exchange bankcss' hills, b2..ss.
T0NKtNN. ....
Loypoy. May 2.-Consols, money and account,
90 l,1G.
10TH: new 81, 100.
New Turk Central, 80; Erie, 7hi preferred, II;
rAnls, May 2.-Hcntcs. 1o3f 121sc.
, 1877-05-03
HOG hALHh.

NEW roNK.
marks. AZ :I,,InF at.ss. seoas ri he,a
welsGt thtes carloads 9Tdn.ry Te1s: sIeef Il ess
;s:s: t
Is s s.y
nss .d @ s IL. o III. Is ss9
:ss4 shsts /. reI Z. s9@mon e efine ~:
soaa spps9 @ sp'Ss s
sxtSx. .i!sS:pt. 4: :too making y 80 e. t..4 day.
ss 9s a.. ses u 'ti xS s e, f sGa ~ !.
~ IT,
ssass - ss s:s e
xssS: s.1s, ms5xsi .stisss rte:: I3s S!ss, q
si!rpea :s$;ss:s's1s ysfs: iS:;s 4 s!a:k ' ."o
II :Ss .ss s
'sSss rs: .s s:' !ss:s SINGERS
ID Z a. e.
s. s:' II ::
;s:ie :sa :;4sta :S;t :s' rs
spsss sseE stns ss.s :s!s' ,ss sso
ssus, sst,s s,: es,:;
ss: sSa e.. ta.. sis:t ,.Is.
Ses:.s sss, ss.s hsss' bacon s
;sss;sa sS: !, ): WOOL - ss' '!ss''
- 1es,,, Ma, z-iod."s:e.4y f e9:: and uuea.nssa,
sTfSsSls4s g n, NJ. M :ssgp,as .ts.ays ROOD IL
, 1877-05-03
7nUD
5000
6,NO
huU
700
400
400


The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho lcadiny articles OF produce In this city
during tho twenty .fnar hours ending Ut z O'Clock
TN Wednesday morning, and for tho corresponding
time last year:
, 1877-05-03

nd paa VIZ ~ sess sas s!s.t' aa sn
IT., lepk c4t hams nAG9.se, :: boxed swees. pekled
liacpp guacl ~ 84+4s&o fof shoulders sS{09e for
Aort rios ykaAs for short clusfs o4llc for hama
HHkA:x0,!Wss,., HtHkA: +; !s,,, Ya!st n 4 ss.aste: "
$itD i9r tntsst 81. 75a ~ for extra uless; and
'TaIEuw-Wss Quoted 1t s3<.Ss}{e for city, sna "a
s.ts fos country lols, ths t1siAs fVl Nv. ].