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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
OFFICIAL REPORT N. Y MIMIC STOCK EX
CHANGE SALES. jolly IS, 1873
, CALL-11 O'CLOCK A. 81.
sKcoNp cALL-1 oICLocK ?. N.
SATURDAY, July 1877. N.


The bank statement for this week presents
some changes which are unusual for this of the
year bat which reflect the almost total stagnaOn pre-
vaing outside OF the speculative market The effect Of
continued disbursements Of coin By the Treasury for in
rest is shown in gain OF 81 62S 800 in specie But
the increase Of 900 IN The legaltendor average
and the contraction Of $23950OO in loans are unusual
features for The middle Of july especially as the balance
between tie SIDES Of the statement seems TO supple
ment the reported changes by influx Of 81 300 in
country bank nOies The circulation is reduced S30i,
500 These changes would account for an increase of
$1,IS270O deposits, but the increase is reported 10
be s. 80 600 From the difference between the two
amounts gather the beforo-noted superstition rea
tive to an influx u country bank notes. The
81 the week results in increase Of S357S 600 IN the
total reserve o. S2679 900 In the surplus reserves
making the total n excess OF legal requirements the
large Of &28 252 OPS. The total reserve S77 6Oi
0QO 3J89 PER cent Of the total deposits against
S462 for Last week. and 3413 for the preceding week
Deductng toe srece IN full from the total deposits the
greenback 2S44 per Of the remaining
currency egPos. against 2777 ana 2547 for the pre-
eedng two weeks Tie comparative totals fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
Yesterday. To-day
Without showing much ACTIVITY, GOFefniheht pOhus
were strong though there nothing special In the
market We annex current closing quotations:

bonds DstflCt COluinDla 0-OJs were
at s370si Missouri 6s Of 1887 selling at l0iA while
Louisiana consos rose TO 79l2a79
In city bank stocks Park O sold at 81, Bank Of Com
meree 5O 81 lis, Continental (50l at 70, and Fourth
National 4S at 05.
Railroad bonds were dull and lower, though Burlington
and Quincy rs we're up TO 112, and Canada Southern
guaranteed we're steady at 7G9 Northwest gold bonds
yielded TO 1OI 9lOis SO Paul sinking fund 20 zoos
and Burlington and Cedar Rapids TO 72A972i9. Rock
Island new 4Oyears 6s barely steady at 1O7 g. and
Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible s. 1t 90; Central
Pae3cs yielding t. 1854, San Joaquin Branch 10 929
Union rsts to 1855. and Missouri Pacific rsts to lO6i
seconds selling at 90.
Continued duness and steadiness marx the gold spec
uatlon and tO-day's business at 100la. The cash
gold is n good demand and currency rates were fiat,
l. T. L and per Tie Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 in coin interest the public debt and $4,000
in redemption Of called bonds. The days business Of
the gold clearing department Of the Bank Of the State OF
New-YOrk cOvsrod Gold cleared, $l2OGOOOO; gold
balances, 1863 PAS; currency balances, $2,375, COZ
The gOld quotations were as follows:
lO..............lOOi2 3....................l00ia
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per North 3irer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHFs-ouiet unchanged Pots 41tc.. Pearls, &c. .
COFFEE-Mild quilt, unchanged. Pro strong lbc' F9ld
800 bags Enc 3D. 1a 81 DO il2b
ex DO private terms stock here lO7Oyi bags In BALTIMORE
ZOO bags q 'spotless." l5dl5atc, gold . a.,
COTTUNspot Cotton dull without quoiabie sh2nge u49a
Ordinary lO7,sc: Low Middlng lllsc. Middlug Up
lapds il7ec; sales 3gS bales for spinning Of which Z8
last evening delivered contract 200 bales Receipts
M the pOra 3i6 bales against $40 this day last week
and 765 year. Futures QUOT and freEar July ana
August closed points lower bat the later months az ts
higher sales last evening 100 bales. TO-DAY -fifsi CALI
October. lll8 November, lOes December low iehfu
arv flOB. March lila: total 200 bales Second call
100 December, 1896 Aso today, July a. Slls3 90 r.
I7th 40 August l147dl l.b4; september Les q -
October iilldtl.l8: November 1887 December, 1890
1897 April, l22; May ll3l total 21OOO baIos B'aAe
Inla bllra IniurNa closed hlnlaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
As usual on Saturday, the foreign exchange market
was duh. We annex closing quotations:

Money the close OF the week Is IN great plenty and
we hear Of nothing above per cent on demand loans
Tie best grades Of commercial paper find ready sale
per cent and upward and rates OF domestic exchange
are as last quoted The following the Clearing House
statement to-day Currency exchanges $5s.47I ,SI2
currency balances $3443.1O7; gold exchanges. S67Ol
286 gold balances ~ O42,279. Week. Currency clear
nnces. 1916 sO9,1lj currency balances $2O,5Os.765
gold cearances s45 3G74 AIS; gold balances. S7,734,
GO3.
The London Stock Exchange, as usual on Saturday.
was quiet COnsols were steady at 06sio, and United
States bonds strong. with 1868 az 1879 5s AT
IOs7s, new Ai2s at 1868, and IO-lOs at 11OA. In
American rail way securities Jersey Central stock fell TO
Al closing at H. bonds being at 81 Erie common lGi
and preferred 32s Illinois Central STA and fepDsy-
yania 32l2 No bullion movement Was reported at the
Bank or England to-day. Paris dispatches report the
per French reutes opening at 1855 ana closing
al 1910, while sight exchange was quoted 40 2J.l3
Washington dispatches report that tue Treasury now
holds S349 205 800 United States bonds t. Ma
tOnal bank circulation and @l3,S5S,O 900 Ia bonds 70
cure public deposits United states bonds deposited for
circulation he week ending to-day, T42O0 900 United
States bonds held for circulation Withdrawn Tor The
weok ending to-day, SJ3j,0OO. National bank circula-
ton Outstandingcurreucy notes, S322,1O2.Ol1i gold
notes. 81 432 100. Tao internal revenue receipts to-day
were S443,44f, and the customs receipts, S336,262.
The receipts National bank notes for redemption for
the ending to-day, AS compared with the cores
bonding week OF last year, were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

NJ OF the petition OF EDMOND WILSON, trustee to be
discharged rGm his duties ss 1see , pTrtSsnfe o
Charles Daniels OF the justices OF this Court on the oh
fered 60 he as proof of the facts
and circumstances stated in tho amended petition therein on
counts OF Edmond Wilson the petitioner therein named as
trustee under and By virtue Of certain deed OF trust or mort
fa sy and An the bsc Of Agoma Province Of Ontario
ami Dominion of Canada, SAID deed OF trust or mort
by George Coe and Others 10 said petitioner Edmond
Wilson and one Courandt p Dixon trustees and given
other purposes 70 seenre the payment 81 certain bonds
debentures issued By the silver slet Consolidated Mining
four hundred thousand dollars payable the City
lat Of May 1882 with interest at the rate
first days ii May ana November in each year. with slip
ulaon sinking fund from It's revenues ana tht sad re
the petitioner therein named as Trustee under ana by virtue
OF certain MORTGAGE OF Snattes 81 9 % ss o. oSi ss
specified the schedule hereunto annexed said mortgage
1871 and made and executed By Edward Learned said George
and said The Silver Iset Consolidated Mining and
Lands Company said petitioner Edmond Wilson ana one
Courtandt r. Dixon trustees gwen among other pur
pos pledge said goods and attes to secure the
Consolidated Mining and Lands Company in an aggregate
amount not exceeding four hundred thousand dollars
In the City OF New York on the inst day OF May SoZ Hn
interest a the ratio Of seven cent per annqm payable semi
and with stimulation for sinking iund nom US revenues
and mat said reiree appoint new trustee IN the pace ana
Notice hereby given TO the holders OF owners on me sI
bonds debentures and Of Tho coupons thereun OOhg
uany secured by mortgage and said mort
gage chaes bill Of sale and 70 all persons interested IN
Undersigned referee aforesaid rs office No. 10 Court
landt Coal AMI Iron exchanged ~ the City Of
Of that day. why the said Edmond Wilson trstee as aiore
said should not DO released anu g ms AZ
by OF said deed u trust mortgage and said mortgage
o hates bill Of sale and Of each Of them and from all
spgnsbty In connection thcrewitl.D1ed Newborn. Jay
OIExow 4 HMDNE Attorneys for petitioner. aod 10
PiBest. New-lOrk CITY Jyo labthn
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NOiE~ihe gold payments include S792,OO0 Of cancelled
CON certificates sent 20 Washington.
The stock market to-day was dun but feyerish and
Quickly responded to orders either side Of heaecOunt
with total transactions OF only 10000 shares the st.
fau and Central OF Hew-Jersey and Western Union
stocks were the leading features. 50 Paul common
opened At 52 and rallied 53s after which sold
Ola and closed at 52's the preferred sold s2s293
SS@S9sS. The Northwestern shares, however. only
Smpathzed with the movements OF the 81.
Paul stocks in tho early trading; che common
opening down TO 5Ois, rallying TO 51iA and
then calculating between these figures, with
maj sales al Ola The preferred Northwest sold at
tStS7Tie075 OF Rock Island to-day only single
nunored shares sold and at 115 Chicago Burling
on and Quincy continues active, selling to-day at 1929
aa2'S9ll2iO Ohlo and Mississippi sold at 7407s97io
wabash ct 13'e. and Union Pacific At G3@02ls. Lake
sacfe was dull, with frequent fluctuations be-
tSecn the figures Of 5Jss and 62ss its opening
having been at 61%, and its close ct the best price
q the day. Michigan Central sold az 877s0007s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
Bankrupt Notices

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the soUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW; YORK
In the matter OF ISAAC BEA r, SAMUEL BEAR ana
PHILIP BEAR, banErupts.-IN BANKRUPIcX a warrant
In issued by said Court against the
tate OF ISAAC BEAR SAMUEL BEAR and PHILIP
BEAR OF the City OF New.York Of the County Of NewYor.
OF the state Of NewYOrk said District audged bank
rupts upon the petition OF their creditors and the pay
tof delivery property belong
bankrupts them TO their and the transfer
any property them, forbidden by law meeting OF
the CREDITORS SAID bankrupts prove their debts ana
choose assces OF their estate WI be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy be holden at No. 322 Broadway IN
me civ of New York said District the 3lst day OF
July A. d. 1873 at II O'Clock NJ at the office OF Isaac
OF the Registers In Bankruptcy OF
said Court. LOUIS i. PAY y, Acknowledgement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

pared the in the interior sre
low IL surprising that manufacturers have been d
posed 10 purchase freely than f0r time past es
pecay lower Of pces scarcely DO looked Tor
the here free sellers az
Sales include Ohio and Pennsylyama Feece
No J. x Xxx and above 3Gi s135ac. Michigan Fleects NO
andX 35036c; Wisconsin and Indiana, 33g30ei Washed
Combing and Delaine Fleeces 3SGf3c UEwashed C0mbg
2Sd3Oc; Territory, 2062ec Texas, I6D27c; Super aud
Pulled 39c Secured So O70c California demand prices
steady firm 1853 900 Spring at d3Oc only sale
OF Fail WI 200 ID. I33c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
WOOL MARKET-DY TELEGRAPH.

BoSroS July l8.--WooL-The improvement noticed last
week continues the demand being active Tor nearly al
~ omesfe with large transaeOns amounting 70 upward OF
25OOOOO n for week and very rp market Inc New
CD from the West has been arriving quito Heef ptooS
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U7HTS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

18Th day July A. ID. lS7S Warrant IN Bankruptcy was
issued 81 the RIES H. RICHMOND 0fho
CITY in the County OF New ork and STATE New
been adiudged bankrupt on his own peion
that OF debts and delivery Of any property pc
LONGING &c bankrupt TO him for his use and the trans
Ter az any property him. forbidden by law that meet
ing of the creditors Of the said bankrupt TO prove their
debts and asgn6es OF his estate VIII
be held Court of Bankruptcy TO 30 holden Sc NO
WalTens CITY OF NowIOTk, before John w Little.
o,cioek a u, LOUIS =. PAYN,
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HIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
LIST day of July a D. ls7S WaTTa9t in BaRk k
the City and County Of New-York and state OF New
Work Sgho adudged bankrupt his own
tbat the payment OF any debts and delivery of
poperty belonging such bankrupt to him 81 for his use
him. forbidden by law;
that meeting the creditors Of the sad bankrupt TO prove
choose assgnees OF ms estate
win be held Bankruptcy 10 be holden at No 32z
broadway the City OF New-NoTk before Isaac Dayton,
Regste 9th day Of August I'D 1878 at II O'Clock NJ
A''n'' - LOUIS +. PAWN,
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CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
Six Der Cent Gold SINKING Fund Bonds.

UNITED STATES TRUST CO.. Trustee.
Free Of an taxes imposed or 70 be imposed.
Bonds due 1903 Interest payable Nav and November l.
direct obligation Of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad and have lien the Chicago Kansas CITY
81 IOns EairOad-l62 milesin Missouri. They
menJed as desirable investment For sale at par
and interest JESUP. PATTON q co,
william g.. New York.
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Business Ghantes.

NVANTED.-In well-established, safe, prof
w liable business active business man With $4,000 10
$50 600 INQUIRE W. H. SMITH. 123 Chaf0beTs-si. N. Y.
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. i23S Broadway cor Thirty -nrst,
at or 3OS West Twenty thirst, cor Eelth-ay 200
Thirdaye Forty seventhsL OF the ltAtLEM OEEtC
No oSI Third ave Onehundred and Twenty fOurthst
(HaTlem savings Bank Buidingl 70 p m at regular
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

JENNINGS BROTHERS,
- manufacturers OF the japanese paper ware, ONCE
81 MURRAYST. NETWORK
win hereafter have name in raised letters on the
hotf0 on their standard Pail and their trade
mark on ground all their pitchers, bowls Dasns &C.
Goods warranted ana the trade supplied
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Sales on Auenon
Gorpornilon Notltes.

NOTICE. for certain PIERS and
~ BULKHEADS will be offered public sale TO be held by
order OF the OF Docks at the Exchange alSr00n
No IL Broadway on thursday, 26th Of July 1878 Dor
fu information The City Record Tor sale al No ZOV
Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15
LIYE srooK MARKETs-pY TELEoRAPH.

CHICAGO July l3.Ths DF0reTS journal reports; HOGS
Receipts 1900 head; shipments 400 head; market mod
erately active steady Good Heavy 81 20SS4 50 Light
81 l6aS4 20 Mixed $3 900f4 10.
CATTR-Recepts 200 head: shipments, 1900 head mar
ket shade lower demand light Shipping Steers 81 3O0
80 l2a Feeers So 40aS3 S0 Butchers dull cows 81 60
0S4 % Bulia S20S3 20 Texans at 1898 %.
sHEEPRecept 200 head quality interiors saies at 81 40
dS3 80.
sT. LoUIs, July 13.-CArrLE-Nominally unchanged re-
ceipts, $50 head. -
HoGs-Strong and higher Workers and BaltmOres 81 80
Packing Buchers' TO 81 2OdSi 40 Receipts
SHRRP-Steady and unchanged Receipts 6S head
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THE MONEY MARKET

or,,cIhL REroRT N y Stuck ExcHANS6 SAhSS
oS|4'-A SATURDAY JULY Is. 1873
oozrpv1CEyT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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prp GOODS.

LOSING.-kIatting, lee; fancy, 2Oc;, car car,
~ pets. 100; Ingram. 20e,i Rugs 81 20 - ~" - -
houstOn-st
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OFFICE OF THE NEytYORK EoUITABLE Insurance. Co.
No. SO Walist, New-YOrk, July 8, 1873.
TITH DIVIDEND.
! Il Board OF Directors have this daY declared
SENIENNUAL DIVIDEND OfTEN PER CENT. payable
JOHN MILLER
Secretary.
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pentlsIrp

AT VAN VLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS, 264
~ gthaye-Plan acts 81 gum teeth, s. upwards, war
ranted Gas admnistyOd IL years without accident Re-
member 26l.
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aInsiral 3nsrrnme'lfs

DUMAHAUT, late S. Y. BALL e. CO.,
n. No rs EAST I4rH ST
Chickering's Sideways and other Pianos and organs l0T
for cash. on instalments, and for rent
MISUNDERSTANDING 1910 organs for 800,
~ $500 $40 s75 for $50 $500 for $40 $3.50 for SSS asd
Sie5 for s55 PIANOS$900 panOf0rte for S220, $500 tog
1900 $3.50 sS5 800 for 1885, 5000 for 1885, cash not
used year perfect order warIansedi great
unfyaed unequaled prices send for catalogues
HORACE WATERS & sons. 40 East l4thst. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

FALL RIVER Mass, July 13.-The Print Cloth marke
continues quiet and business exceedingly light 64 squar
Cloths being very 3sc cash. aud mills aSkin
moro with 64I66 Cloths In light stock and equally firm
34c. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

Deposits 2lSSlG7OO 2iz41l 300 3B94SOO
Vfeuiauou...'... l8S2S9O0 I9021,l 100 Dec. 30l.SOJ
Tie following shows the relations between the total
serve aud the toial liabilities:
July o July l3 Chaugea
specie &2042O0O0 S22bsS 900 Inc gl.B2s GOO
~esei tenceFs... 53606SOO 55,5j6,S0O Inc 100000
Total reseFvR s7aO2ggO All zoo gOD Inc "a 67g 0OO
AesefYe feuuired
against deposits. 5345f175 bA852875 ........
Ereess OF reserve
above legal ne.
euireOests s20572i2B s232J2O25 Inc. s2679,9OO
The results Of he transactions subreasury for
4ne week ended July II follows:
Gold.
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FIRST cALI-104 O'CLOCK A. N.
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6aplnes Banks.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-aye..
~ corner lsthsThe seman1ual dividend at the rate OF
3 per cent per annum declared July l. 1873 AL
from IS 10 $1,000 Interest commencing the LIST Of each
month.
surplus. $50 ~
e W BRncKERHoFF Secretary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-11

SECRETARY SHERMAN seems inclined
to take advantage of the adjournment of
Congress to resmue specie payments
before the 1st of January. 1t is a bold
move and one fraught with danger to
the Secretary himself and the financial
interests of the country. In this move
nothing will succeed but success. Sec
rotary Sherman's faith in his ability to
resume at the time provided by law must
be strong when he thus contemplates
anticipating that date, knowing that fail
ure will be disastrous. 1t is to be re.
GREETED that the secretary is forced to
proceed under great disadvantages on
account of the opposition to resumption.
A few months of the present with gold
at but slight premium, would be more
effective i'll providing means for resump-
ton, than would as many years Of the
past with a great difference between
greenbacks and gold. 1t is to be hoped
that Sherman will be successful and thus
forever lay the spirit of greenbackism
which has SO complicated the financial
condition Of the country. Greenbacks
after resumption will have all the ad-
vantages which their advocates claim for
them under their system, and will also
be representative of value as we'll rs q
medium of exchange.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-11

ANDERsoN's testimony has been so
fully corroborated by other witnesses,
that it Is Io longer possible to withhold
belief from his statements Weber's tes-
timony is direct and positive as to the
fact that the letter, a copy of which An
derson produced, was III Sherman hand
writing. The story of the Haunting, flip
pantMrs. jerks did not have in it sufficient
probability to entitle it to second
thought. If she were not such volatile
creature, her story might have received
some little credence, but she is evidently
q woman ordinarily net we'll balanced,
and now almost crazed with notoriety.
The intimidation bugaboo is dying
out so rapidly, that republicans will soon
not have peg on which to hang a doubt
that i'ilden Was legally elected. The
proofs Of fraud il the canvass of the
votes in Louisiana are daily accumulat-
ing. Al those things were known be-
fore and the proofs could without diff
Guilty be obtained. But commission
largely composed of judges OF the SUI
preme bench, refused to admit the evil
dence. What a bitter criticism on the
integrity of our judges is the history Of
tLe electoral commission. To men
whose knowledge Of the law teaches
them to love justice, the judges vino re-
fused to receive testimony Will appear as
dark spots on an honorable profession.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-11

SOME of the state papers speak of the
exculpation Of De Note from the charges
brought against him and seem in
clined To intimate that he is a very much
abused man, while admitting that he has
been guilty of kissing the lady teachers
and older female pupils. This is a de-
gree of guilt which requires his dismissal
hStmtcF. No man guilty of taking such
liberties, in such a position, can be deem
ed a proper person in whom to conide
the trust OF q charitable or any other in
stitution. With such a record, Denote
can only be innocent of the charges
brought against him, simply because
they cannot be proved by direct evidence,
or because he lacks opportunity. 1t is
safe to presume that any man who is on
such terms of intimacy with persons
whom he should treat with the most fas-
tid.ous delicacv and gentlemanly reserve.
is q criminal in intent if not in fact.
The moral standing of tie institution
disgraced By De Motto imperalively de-
mands his immediate dismissal. Sus-
picion even, TUFTS him tos tie position
he st present occupies, aud how much
more SO improper Intimacy coupled with
well grounded appfelslsioas OF some
thing more criminal. No Iaan should
be allowed to fill such position unless
lie he iisa Caesars wife-''above sus-
picion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-11

HoS. a. r. BARRows, Speaker of the
legislature, was nominated for Congress
by the Greenbackers of the Eighth Con-
gressi0nal District This is strong
greenbaok district and Q coalition be-
tween the democrats and greenbackers
would result i'll the defeat of the repub-
lican nominee. Judging from the tone
of the democratic newspapers in that
district, the democrats do not feel IL
clined to indorse the nomination of Mr..
Barroys. They insist that the green
hackers are altogether too dietatoriall,
and their having called the convention
thus earl y, was in direct opposition to
the wishes of those democrats with green
back proclivities, who were quite willing
TO soe with the greenbackers if they did
not assume the entire management Of
the conventions.