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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-10

GALVESTON, Dec O. 1879.
S,sdes low ss s sssa
Wise, 4,sSe. Sales, 100 Stock, iis,eo7
Nxw onLrAxs, Dec ., 1879.
cos.on-Par demand; mddling, sssc.; low middiine.
&c good ordinary hc Nc. rsceipss 20 a9s bales srgss
$500. stock si4,sT ''''' ~ 800 "''''
Cotton quiet stesdy, mIddng, sssc low middiny ne.
S Srs.:,s Is & SS csesess bales
SAVANNAH. Dec. y 1879.
Cotton. quict; middlIng. shc.: low mddns. sioc.;
gsss 'iEsSs re IN. sS ss sf sss sss s!s;
Mlcs. 2.VdO. Stock, 74,5os
spirss Of turpentnc quiet ., 2esc Rosim sieady at
q fcs strained Crude ..rpensinc steady assi - for
st 81 90. Corn unchanged -. -,
Flour steady and unchanged; sales I.lso bbis wheat
unchanged No hard Dalutn spring TO- No M,Iwsu.
s sa:, No. F 4c. ss'.s s''s = SsI1
s;% : SIS 30 r. .psisr' y: ssss.
Rye STEADY Canals held At sc. in bond Pss- dull !
Canada held e.c In bond Corn meal and miltecd nm,
das barley, i:s sSipmsnt.Fic SS. barley
Is Bushels T. 'ss5snwhss. o,oo; /, bushels corn
1900 do. - -
81 * Wheat easter extra white Michigan as ,c
Ss s ao sa c ssHua ~ ow HIGH ssa S
No. sS ,ssa Ss No. xse 9s' 1sS and s.a
sS,sc a,e 10 2 mixed, 2sc. Clcveiseed-frms, ~ so
ssss = PrsSs' bs Gss sos 8 ~ S r9
2aou 40; esss 2 100 do shIpn,cnts-Fio.r $40 bbls
ToLxpo. Dec. 0. 1879
Wheat dill. Amber Michigan, spot and December sassc
sss%Ssr held At s.,s e4s BID Jssassy held =
u.s. bid ccsn steady new s.,. s MIXED Sac No a
2io bushels Wheat. iSoc do corn ship@snss"So oo
bushels wheat; a4oul do corn.
Flour du family q 10 M ws.s a nsG -, ,s and
white 500 Soc; rseeip' o bsshss; shipments. szvo
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The Treasury to-day issued another call for
$5.0OO00O Of the $40 per cent bonds. The London
advices report consols down to o. 941s for money
and to 94 94s5 for the account and United States
bonds also u u per cent lower. AIS being
quoted at 1867. 1s67s at 1857, l040s at 109X. and
SIS at 10s1z Erie was steady at 1sh. but preferred
declined per cent, to 81 New Jersey Central
dropped per cent. to 20. and Reading ~ to -. n-
nos Central advanced percent, to 80. and Pennsyl-
vania u, to 324. Bar silver declined to 50t4d. per
ounce. The Bank of England gained fS5 900 bullion
to-dayon balance. In the open market the rate OF
discount for three months bills has advanced to
per cent. At Paris rentes advanced to 112f. nc.
State bonds at the Board. to-day stronger for
the Tennessee issues. Louisiana consols fell to TAX
and closed at "a North Carolina skies steady at
10 and District Of Columbus at 7ST. In railroad
bonds there decline of ga in Denver and Rio
Grande irsts. "a per cent in Missouri. Kansas and
Texas consolidated assented; in Jersey Central adj
justment bonds and u in Jersey Central frsts con-
sols assentcd. Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds
advanced u otherwise there no changes. In
ten per cent investment shares Harlem quoted
140 bid, New York. New Haven and Hartford 155 bid
and 1877 asked, and Rock Island sold at 11S 118sx.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT, LEO. LOWER FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK-FIoUR DULL-wHEAr LowER-CoRN
uNcHANaED-oATso UIEr-PoRK QUIEr-LARD
EAsIER--wHIsKEy QU1ET-sPIIITs TURPEN-
TINE DUIL,-nosIN DULL-PETRoLEUM DULL
COFFEE DULL~-sUGAR DULL.
MONDAY. Dec GO p. M.
Business was very moderate to-day. the rain storm
interfering materially with operations. On Change
-four was duh. Wheat was dull and lower. Corn was
without decided change. Oats quiet. whskcy
quiet Pork quiet. Lard easier. Cotton on
the spot was Lice Of. Futures closed weak.
Groceries quiet generally. Naval stores. oils
and petroleum were dull
CorrEE-The market for Rio dull. and values
were more less nominal We note sales of 800 bags
Rio, OK Mcmnon private terms. and at Baltimore,
GOD bags do, Humboldt also on private terms Mid
coffee quica We quote ordinary cargocs lie 1iac
fair do 14c Axe; good do, 1870. 1iAc. primo do,
i5lc i5c for lots. lie i7sc Santos,
fair 70 good 14ac. 1sszc gold 90 days; Java govern
mont bags 22isc 2sc; do mats 2c De-; Snga-
PORE l6c., f7c, Ccylon, f6c 17c; Msracaibo, 13c
i6,sc; Laguayra, 14c ~ Ice; jamaica, 14c 18c; ST.
Domingo IKE. I2c. Costa Rica, 15c. 49,; Mexican.
i5c n isI.c; Angostura 16o lie savana. 13c lie;
Curacao 13Ic lac Tho following Is the weekly coffee
statement stock of Rio and Santos coffee December 3,
arrived since NSU6f bagA Sales since
dine luding to dayl. ~ 100 bags
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do Corn heavy at ale SIC, Oats strong 2sc ace
Rye dull SIC. Barley in fair demand for better
qualities only; No z fan, 81 10 81 u, Pork
dull and shade lower: steam. s 57l Bulk
rib, ~ 70 IS -; clear sides sse &C. Bacon dull;
shoulders clear rib, De-. clear sides, Age. Whisky
ACTIVE ard nrn at y oa Butter dull fancy creamery
Ohio. nc, ise sugar steady and unchanged: Hogs
frmer and in fair demand; ~ 10 81 45: light
81 50 - IS packing. - 90 81 rs; butchers 81 rs
~ So; receipts, $3.50; shipments, $40.
CHICAGO Dec o. 1879.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat nrner but quot
ably higher; No. red winter SIC No. Chicago spring.
s2zse se CASH ssltc SIS. January; ss5sc, fsbra
airy. No Chicago spring, 6sIc Toe rejected. 53c.
55 e. Corn steady aud anehsnged At so'sc slo cash;
Otis quiet and steady; ig.c cash aos january 2ssc
s7sc. extra No 3, 4ssc; 5s,sc Pork dull weak and
january s. saS IS A. PsSra.ss lard daii
and a shade lower; tx5 S. cash and January;
s. 62ls, February. Bulk meats dull weak and lower;
shoulders 81 So clear ribs So TO- clear sides 80 s5an
boxed. Whiskev steady and unchanged 81 o5 Re-
espssFour, 1900 bills wheat lss 600 bushels; corn
do SAFEGUARDING ooo bills wheat 4 900 bushels;
90 AZ ,hs coss.whest easier and &c lower Corn
Pork steady aud unchanged Lard easier and 2c lower
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OtLA-COttoneeeu OIL coseu NJ tue Chii ~
March s ss h.s .ss i've W.
aos ss DO o. SS s or S Both on
terms. We quote :-Lnscsd eiI-Amsrican, soc SIC. ;
sse @ so SSsshsd winter
Southern s,c. blcaehsd winter. socj natural Do 4s,
plant use; winter beachcd Dish, SOC Crude nsh~sOund
PKraolsua.Thc market for refined was dali but steady
at late prices We quote Crude n barrels TAc sac
FOR ordinary brands; refined 81 Philadelphia, SIC; at
Clint Sale. United csr.lacases crud:
81 cSy 5000 doSs, 81 es 5000 DO a, ii oi,s 1900
So e 5s Ga Ss~ York :i s III c
ssSSs re- srs State AND tist
s Is ,S ss
iSs e."ss. back 8 per pair wing
ssss y II "a, 'ss.s:
S:sss'ss e. ';s ss @ g. =
@ Es'o. sos tes per p. sse 'fs
Red heads. Zoe 81 Is pair cartridges, 81 NOR pair
Ssov sea bbls lard 4os4
ssres' ~ asgs and 40 esse; eas meats & pashasss
and @ s an fo4 ws
Change CO. sale. were 20 SSis Old sss
- 40 and $50 bbs do, new At Is closing
ak :sesG S ss :: ss f's y 70
bid and asked; do new $ 90 bid = asked; Marcia 90
ss ssse. ssS" s"s Ss fe@
Go boxes long and short ecsr March delivery & e
Beef and beet hams dull Cut meats quiet 6ut
is..S :.S:, y; ss ss.s
dry ssissd n"%s Il lbs Is bs a. sc ao picked
ham,; e lbs: oo 40 ss 4 is 81 sss: IS ~
q Sc fresh bellies. lbs iS.. .. shc 600 DO
She Dressed sold at Jssc. &c. Tor
ely heavy 70 light .sa Is ies market Pig Lard VAS
Western :. g % ~ aso do DO, 20 arrive a. vi lD
ssr @ ss f 10
At 81 =, o2s, and aoOO tierces February a. 81 20
4. Iss slS~ss 81
sIsi PACKAGE The ms;ss. quiet We quote .s,sio,
iss sls: wss;;Ss: 49, 10. re: Western isssssy
a.issd Sa We ,ssss
Western. do poor % irnoy C s'ss 's,%mss DO &C.
changed We Island Scw Jersey and nearby,
fresh. se sse d. Inferior. ij i5c, Csnsaa
fresh, &c 2ie do Inferior lac loo; lined, state,
Rrcr-Doestlc was far request considering the In
Ne a"",s caoii"" far TO good ss aSs prime To-
choice, v,sc lei Louisiana, oc aosc lsangcon, 3sc.
ssa,Sr-Rcceipts 1872 tlcrces The marke, was quiet
present range mus. pc considered less nominal
Refined quiet. but unchanged We quote Fair rein.
$S$: e.:
6ac os4c. do, do good to prime, Ic 5hc refined,
as,sc powdered v9ac. granuiaied ac' of do, ss4c
SIZE; cut loaf Diac white extra Us, 7sc. 1Isc
extra Cs 6ssc 7c other grades including Us, otsc
eye
casks and 10 The market quiet; $1,000 lbs sold
ct essc az i1.l6c.
wnisKEr.--keceipts. s7T bills Tho market quiet;
fOs bbis. T.. n ID. sold ~ 49,,
fns,onrs Theirs was light moycmen, in general &C.
comp shcd but rates steady Engarsmentsfo Idv-
crpuoi per steam. Hrp bushels grain ID; Jvb boxes
bacon part through freight 35s I'd 1U hcrces beet,
Us I'd ~ bbls pork As I'd; about 1000 boxes ciecso,
AS 3D.. London. steam, 500 bushels wheat, tc>d.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. Dec a-4PM
CottonThe sales Of the day included $50 bales Amsr-
can Futures-rplsnds low middling clause, December
and January delivery l-32d. uplands. low midding
clause January and February delivery. Lied. also
lid urlands, low midding clause July
livery, o I'D; upands, low middlng clause, shipped
March and April, SAIL 8 932d.
LvERrooL. Dec. e-5 80 r II.
Bacon, EOS per cwt for short clear middcs.
LONDON, Doc as 80 r n.
Calcutta linsecd. 4es. Sd. a 46s. Sd. per quarter
BREMEN Dec. 8. 1873.
American lard closed at 351S marks per no lbs.
HAvRE Dec. 8, 1873.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 9. 1873
Pork-Prime mess Eastern, dull a AS; do, Wes%-
ern dull at Ais Bacon-Cumberiand cut duh at sos
short rib dull long clear dull 24s short cicaf
dull at 26s. 3D. Hams-Long cut dull at 30s shoulders
duh NJ los. Beef-Inda mess dull at SOS. extra moss
Western dnil 4. SIS. Taiiow-Prims city steady
3is cd Turpentns-Sprits dali At 32s Ro-
choice dull At iss Sd Lard oil steady
Mt 37s Flour-Extra State dull nc PAS. Wheat-Sprng
Western winter steady IS lod: Southern winter
steady at 9s Corn-Scw mixed soft steady lbs I'd
old mixed soft dull ut 24s. 3D. Cottonsced oilYeiiow
American steady 20s. Rosn-Common. at London.
stcay at 5s TurpentineSpirits q London steady at
21s 3D.
FINANCIAL
LONDON Doc aAPM
United States ~ pcr cent bonds ioSh lsa7's los'S
ut 5Oltd. per ounce.
The 81 bullion into che Bank Of England
balance to day Is .cSS,OU0.
Paris ndvccs quote per cent rentes li2E s7c for
PARIS, Dec 0, 1870
Exchange on London Isl s2,kc. for checks
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StainedGood ordinary IKE strict good ordinary re;
low middling, middling Sc For future delivery the
ber 100 at 902c 500 9osc., 300 at aoic January 800
a. loc 200 at 9llc $500 at 9l2c. February 800 AZ
800 90. At in stco at ss5c 200 April 900
ss'Ss up sss sSss loo ios
9o8c 200 At so7e 100 At pose January GO at i2c,
$500 at 9i4c 100 ut 9l5c loo at l6c, 800 at O. lie,
1900 1t &c., 400 ut 915c, 900 94c 100 at o. l3c.,
200 at el2c., 200 at l3c 1880 &c., at o. llc,
9l2c 200 at l3c 200 . l2c. February 25c
100 at abe 200 At 924c 100 at 925c 20u 26c 200
At 927c 1000 At 926c 900 sc 200 at asc 200 At
93sc 800 Z aa3e 2oo at aee 500 At 2oc. 500 a.
92c; March, 400 at 936c., 100 937c., 93Sc,
22o at 1850, 100 at 937c 500 sc. 100 94lc.,
80 At 4Oc 900 at 9sc 300 95c., 100 at 937c $500
1900 at osec, 100 At as5c April, 100 at s.5oc.,
100 at 953c, 100 ut 9.54c., 600 at 950c, TOO at
94Sc 100 at 949c. May, 100 965c 500 at 1885,
al 73c. 200 at 975c 200 at o76c 300 75c zoo
070c 100 at Tie july 100 9s3c, oslo Total
70lOO bales Grand total 900 bales. The receipts at
the ports follows Galveston, 1914 bales; New
ton 47l9; Wilmington, 454; Norfolk, 3ll5; Baltimore
372; New York SS3 Boston. 537; Philadelphia, TO To-
tai. 5S,6l bales This day last week, 1886. This day
TO Saturday night Cotton freights closed follows
Havre, by steam Ice compressed; by sail 1c To Ham
burg, by steam, sc compressed To Bremen, by sieam
Ac compressed by sail, 3sc To Liverpool I'D aa32d.
FLOUR GRAiN-Receipts- 30 444 bills; wheat
$3.50 bushcls meal 1856 bbls and ITO sacks
q! i32 bushels oats $3.50 do; rye, 6534 do; barley,
dull The sales, including State Western and South
ern, 5000 bills within the annexed range. kyo
flour was steady with sales OF $50 bbls Corn meal ruled
and mi twns du
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Whcatwas very dull and prices lower and great
extent nominal The sales lncudins 7sooo bushes for
amber, for December; 81 o7a for No red December;
81 OS 81 10 for do, January; ~ o. OBS for No
red spot; y va tor Ne red ~ w u wa for No
Tho following the bid and asked prices ut the second
callNo. spring for December D5c bid $50 asked; do,
january, yic bid. use asked No red for Decembcr,
asked; do. february. 81 oe1s BID, 81 10 asked
asked; do, January, Isl O6A bid 81 o5s4 asked;
Corn without decided change and closed the SECOND
call follows :-D.cembor, steamer, 4,ac. bid 4,Ac.
asked do. No 1910 bid, 47c. asked January steamer,
45'4c bid 46c asked do No = 4sc bid use asked Feb
5000 bushels 45sc for mixed; 461sc
47c for No mixed in store and ahoat and 42c 42c.
for No. mixed Oats steady for mixed very strong
for white which in good demand and hold with conf
35c. No. do, 35c.; No. do. 33c 33c No 3do Sc
(only ohered) ungradcd mixed, 3ihc 32!ac No.
do, 81, BE- No do 3u1sc s3ic; No do, none
GuSsy C,orH Was dull We quote tx lbs, s,sc.; lbs.
Hsxr 1sp JUra1Jute butts active, and 500 bbs
quote Amercaa double dressed, $l73 single dressed,
$itO undressed SIPS $780, Russia, ciean 800 $40,
gold Italian, 2e5 27O gold jutc 4c 4Sc ;jnte butts,
s7sc currency cash. and 2sAc, currency, tmsi Manila
MoLAssEs-The general market quiet. We quote -
Cuba, centrifugal and Mixed lSc 2Uc cayed Oc 2Sc
Porto Rico $50. 35c. English Islands, DOC 3oc.; Now
Orleans, crop. 25c u 35c. :.
NAVAL SToRss-Thc market for spirits turpcntine
dull but hrmer - bills sold At 2y,ac Rosin was dull
We quote Spirits tnrpentine. merchantabe order 2Dc
211sc Rosintiood strained, 81 37h a$l 40; strained
g. Tar.wiiimngson. " ~; WAshnsson' " ls
kosin steady strained 81 good 81 2o spirits steady
20i,c. Tar unchanged. 81 o. Turpentino unchanged ;
hard. 81 %; soft aud virgin. 81 81. -
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COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANEIR0, Dec T. 1874
Coffee quiet with downward tendency: good frsts,
5000 $3.50 rcis pcr 10 kos Average daily receipts A
Rio. o5Oo bags Shipments OF tho week to the Channel
and North Of Europe 5000 bags; 70 the Unsed ststss
week for the Channel and North Of Europe bags for
the United States 1900 bags; FOR tho
600 bags. Stock, $4,000 bags. Exchange London,
2lAd. Frcights-Por sail for the Channel, 4Os.
SANTOS, Dec 4, 1879
Coffee quiet prices nearly nominal daily
receipts 100 bags Shipments Of the weekTc Al ccuh
tries, 2n to the Channel Europe and the Meditor-
ranean, 900 do Sales OF the weekFor Europe 10000
pags for the United States none Stock. 10000 bags
RIO JANKlRo. Dec Z, 1874
Coffece quiet, with downward tendency: good drsts
$500 reis $3.50 reis 10 kiios Exchange Londc
2lLd.
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some lots cheese and provisions at market rates;
Bristol, steam. 1880 boxes cheese Sos; Hsvre,
steam go bags seed. 7-l6c Charters-An Italian
bark hence Cette or Marsees $500 quarters grain
5s I'd an Austrian bark hence voyage, $500
tiers grain os I'D Norwegian bark, from Baltimore to
ionheur 2oOc quarters grain IS. Cd; swedish bark
from fhadeipha TO Sicily 1900 eases refined petroleum.
24c; British bark. hence To Hayre $3.50 bbls naphtha
A. an Austrian bark hence to the Levant. .Ooo bills
alcohol. os 3D., and 5000 refined petroleum, 2c
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100 Chi. Bur 4 o.. 1l0S
100 do -. be 1l02
100 StL&SanF pf.bc b3 AZ
100 do 49,. .sB Az
800 st l., nc 4 N.bc b3 z
100 Mo, X 4 T. DO SO 61S
so Han & st Jo. ..bc Il
100 do. l3X
100 Han Il st 10 pf..bc 34H
100 Ohio 4 Miss. ....bc III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-10
$1,000 US SIS, 1881, re ioek

$1,000 US SIS, 1881. cp 1926
1000 do............. 1904
10000 US SIS, 1881, reg 1864
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The total sales Of stocks the Boar to-day acrre-
gated 165 206 shares, which distributed fol-
lows:-western Union Telegraph. 10000; Pacific Mail.
100; Eric 1856 Lake Shore. 15.320 Union Pacific,
1900; Illinois Central. 1900; Northwestern, 1896;
Northwestern preferred, 6I25; New Jersey Central
O09 Rock Island, 2i0; ST. Paul. 1850; 80. Paul pre-
ferred 2,7s5; Wabash. 1850: ohios. 100; Lacka-
wanna. 50.is5; Morris and Essex. 1925; Hannibal
and IT. Joseph. 100; Hannibal and st. Joseph pre-
ferrcd 1900; G., c. and l. G.. 1000; Delaware and
Hudson. 2l00; Kansas and Texas. 1900.
Money on call easy ut . az per cent and
closed at az a per cent The following we're the
ratios Of exchange New York at the undermcn-
toned cities to-day :-savannsh. buying discount.
selling y premium; Charleston. easy. buying dis
count. selling par q premium; New Orleans. COM
mcrcial Il. bank y; ". Louis. &c. discount; Chi
cago firm. buying lilo discount. selling lilo pro-
mium and Boston, $50 premium. Foreign exch ango
was Arm. AMI rates advanced TO 4.S3 for bank
ers sixty days sterling bills and to AT n for demand.
Actual business was 10 concessions.
Gold opened and closed at 1905. selling in the in
tcrim at 1oOA The carrying rates we're Hat to per
rent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was:-
Currency exchanges 100
Currency balances ........................ 243I3I2
Gold exchanges. ....................... 12,19Iv1S
Gold balances. ................... V93lbl
and the gold ccarings at the National Bank of the
State OF New York were:--
Gold balances ......................... s714ooo
Currehcy balances Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Goid cearings.. 6,3&OOOO
Government bonds quiet but Arm, and closed
1t the following quotations.
United States currency sixcs.. ....,.. llsk i2i
United statcs skies. 1851. registered. 1905 i0s4
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Included in the above Delivered
contract 100 bales Saturday Current prices of spot
cotton uhe following quotations based American
standard OF classification aud cotton in store running
grade auotedl-;--
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY TO- ss-TRPLE


marked down Lice Futures opened about Saturdays
closing figures and closed weak 6 points lower for
the day The closing prices to-day compared with saur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, daughter OF Sam.
uel and Ruth Carter, Of Prince William
county, Va, formerly OF Clifton, widow o!
Elijah Wood, died at her daughters, Mrs
Sarah Dick, No. 80 Barr street. on Sunday
night. She had attained a good old age,
with her great-grandchildren about her.
For forty years she was member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church (Asbury
chapel OF this city. She was also a mem.
Der Of the Cincinnati Pioneer Association,
who will pay proper respect in attendance
at the funeral, which will take place at 2
O'Clock p. M. to-day at the George-Street
Methodist church. Cincinnati Commercial,
5h.
CHICAGO June g. Marshal Stilwell yester.
day captured q gang OF counterfeiters, with
full outfit for making bogus silver, at Ne
Donset. Ill. They We're taken before the
United States Commissioner to-day, and
three OF them (named Bailey were held and
the others released.
Mrs. Fletcher Harper, Jr., OF New York,
has purchased a cottage near Long Branch,
and will open it on July 1st as a summer re-
sort for young working women who are in
need OF rest and recreation, but cannot af-
ford to pay the usual seaside charges.
A Troy IN. W special says: The
Washington County National Bank OF
Greenwich closed Thursday, by special
order from Washington. Deficit, as far as
known, $4,000"
LONDON, June Money is so abundant
and the demand so slight that short loans ON
stocks command only 3@2 per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08
Florida.
A COUNTY WHICH WENT FOR TILDEN RETURNED


A COUNTY WHICH WENT FOR TILDEN RETURNED
FOR HAYES.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June Ga. a. Allen
testified before the investigating committee
to-day that in November. 1876, be was sheriff
Of Baker county; made a canvass with the
county Judge and justice of the peace OF
the election: was invited to participate with
Coke, the clerk, but did not like to comply !;
didn't want to have anything to do with
that canvass. On the 18th, witness, Judge
DriggerS, and Bill Green, Il justice OF the
peace made a canvass OF Baker county,
after dark, in the clerks office, and threw
ont two misunderstanding and Johnson
rille-at the suggestion OF DrigSerS, the rea-
son given being that intimidation had
been practiced at one and illegal voting
al the other. The intimidation consisted
in refusing to let man vote. There was
no evidence in the Johnsonyille precinct,
but il was charged three or four men
voted who did not live in the county.
There were no witnesses before the cam
yasSers. The throwing out Of the precincts
changed the result in the whole county.
Before throwing out all the returns they
figured out what the result would be. They
got in the clerks office with a key in the
possession OF Driggers. All the votes
would have given the county to the Demo-
Gratis. One J. w. Barrett, Democrat,
asked witness to sign Coxess canvass made
on the 10th, and said if he would there was
some money (S125l for him. but he (witness)
declined. Barrett took witness to Paris's
store, where he saw John Il. Hartridge, q
Democrat, OF Jacksonville, who said Ii he
would sign the return that Coke made out
he would compensate for witnesses trouble
Witness told him he couldn't; it looked too
much like bride. Hartridge said it wasn't
for bride, but only to pay for witnesses
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