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New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
crate with fOr other. pretty good atsi 5os II, Quota


Receipts % dried ait ior week 81 20 pkgs with ll9
pkes opeanuts Shipments N sppes 80 bbs There II "
ue doing I'D aIpies car n North Carolina fru s0i
delivered here AZ &C. being fancy. Peaches nearly
changed with not heavy receipts sales VI 100 bb tne
Georgia at 9iae 10 DO al 9iqc. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
finanndl.

sach viii paid principal and interest by 1c bned
states Trust Company Of New lok Tflser AZ h,f Oo
a. Wall Seerber I. 1871 aad t interest or mo
bonds drawn above viii Geese anl af'erthat dae
JOHN A. STEWART, Prrsdent
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

Receipts past Beans i.7j0 bbs exports last
week 52t pkCs RecciDs of Peas @olO bu- exports oi
Peas Ol3 Beans have been coming ia freely aud
.re il more nearly established price, though the Ven
dencv especially Marrows, stu downward Farmers are
busy now send in freely until Fan crop. are Sc
cr-d Perhaps alyces from here also dse0uI
s.nding forward. While even yet trying to job our
Nadiums q; ~. sales Of 90 bbls., PRIME were made
Al 81 Is. with so b5s, nor Prime al ii 90 Car
oids choice arp Offering 70 81 S7 We give wide quotations,
Narrov hay generally sold At s b. but late saes have
been made with the andns that at SCI ement 0th
e.. were sold lower would be shaded We hear OF lots
ogruP Tor less this afternoon There few Pea
Bean. here but demand Tie tax Is - 30 small lots o
uite Kidney have sold - cannot be quoted
above 500 - So Reds brought 81 o. b. Black
Beans arrive - 20. There are some Ola ones
.LLl aMairng sAe QIOtalnns.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

Recopts for past week. -. boxes; provious week
e7776 do; corresponding week ast year 7422 do exports
49sO7 Liverpool quotations 6ls Cd The market gained
strength after last report oe of e PEI facgIes hnd1s
Weaaer tl.y partly cOnsel Oi act reaction In
liverpool quoti-g deciir" Of g. yesterday.
taen which slight decline IL freight does
pensate for. Trade dul Tor the moment the
Cheese coming here. few line wisconsin hardly in
IN quality or price White Cheese are nov 80
arr yis.ag very little colortng from this oa Quota
lions: . -.o, -.-.- ., 80
1 5 flH nety % aa Ohio Obi % faetory ne si2
Do half SKINS all Do iair 10 9GllL
FSrm Dairy prims.l2aaiS
'or the d07l psgs do last week pkgs
corresponding week last yeaf G633 There has been very
ltiie change dealers talk itle stronger
view 0f anticipated In the demand Olotatons
y and and 3 penn n 1890. Wss ts eoal 10
Canada -.--------...... %oa-
FRUITS BEGRIRs
sbpments ppes bbls These the hrsi, OF note
sead abroad and them ordinary fruit not n
good condition prove sAtsactoTy The late hot
a1her sc~I , many pcS % bb ' Fgr g'I sp1asrinr ios
are offering at - per boil sun the best =. ana
Anue. sell az sut the market
things have operated against btrtles-n.t thc! nrf
sf melted Them down the or before they c1u
he .od after arrival Thsn again u found s many of
brought Qua, % We rave htu t"ugn ~. ~. II
great Bartiets selling al 5000 per DOL
sYtra seeSels ~ reach o.. swans Or<ng. sells AZ
s3a<S Nirgaieu aud good Duchess ~ ffp very haS
all the best onr are about Z! 90 Louise boe s no'
not selling Grapes continue abundant Dn ar not sr
sr here from nr riSer and sell at Ounces
not mach called for Pum have ia, inquiry
Thsy have selling poorly bat doing better t@y
CTanberes have quotabie value lot was soa s per
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

The demand flr foreign goods nas shown sr"l ior'
i' III AZ te rIoss a slight falnng OF Was notlced ~
Yorlers did tr, aud Jobbers deails Wiz ns & az
f.v silks are moving freely IN couselieLct oi LOW pl'.
bofb Al pf vat- sale and auction E'fes are ~
o,ss, and satns soi good amount iiolseAs.tplhs
~ sJ steady and in fair demand. and hahdkefchle .
IN .csivs. othr quiet White goods arr
mr. gue{ except Hamburg cmbrhd rries ana initAuo
va thch yer. fary active MJoen goods -od IA bin4
To- sor ret.-ortni.u better amount WIZ p17pecs ~
o' W in the ne ar future Hosiery aud fancy goods hI
y S Tndersear nas been acuye gloves are seaHy
.,dt tfueha ed.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR TIE WEEK ESDNG SEPT l.. Is7z
Ixp1essly Tor \. =. IEIBrNE ny our own e0ortcr
General Direrrfor
h.. ~. s...a..r.H

send ony good The freight and other expenses
an uoor goods everything ln good orier An atracuv
examination and oc makes saie where ar
package or E1youy appearance falls P2cS securely ro TIA
the motion viii not allow contents change about u
plenty u clcq1 dr Guecu WITH Marx planl
with pgfnt-a stencil plate II be-and note contents on IN
Ox OF barrel stalHg The amount aso. send letter ~ "a
same tine stating what The route. time, etc. Az II
voice should be incorcd IN barrel or box Away
slate the nuaber packages Secure for yourself reput
goods put IL best SHAPE 50 l@t yo HarE Is
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
Otedu 5Ieamers.
,REAT WEsTERN STEAMSHIP LIE.

N NEWNOhk To BRISTOL (kns.I-DlREtI.
Taking gnOia passengers Dr London. cariiL Ne~pOr-
gloucester. and al ports IN Bnstoi Channel
SAILING from Pier i. ESs. Rlyef -.
ORNWAII. stamp, T.sDAN sept Is
n t.lk-r.l y - 4 l-p.A = 80 -
CABIN PsssIgr SO currency Return tcket. az avoras
intermediate So currency; Sterree $50 currens y
Certificates. gZb Drafts tor II and upward
FOr freight passage, apply U
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

y sTEAMsnIP LINE BETWEEN NEw.YORH
sOUTHAMrrON. AND Bkl.MLN.
CONPANYrS PIER foot - ~FgDNDSI. HoErkEN
HERMANN sat sept. - Nt~ h..-.. .-stufhay, oct y
NFGI AI eafrrIay. sept .e MO- ~ afuffaf oct -
RATES OF PASSAGE from SEW fORk % -OI TRAMP
TON, ltAkRk, OR Bremen
FIRST CABIN slOO gold SECOND CABIN, $50 gold.
SrEERAGE. 80. currency.
Return Ticzcs reduced Prepaid -teefAge Cefuh-
Gates $50 currency.
EoI freight or ptssaze Apply % -
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
...n,;c ro-.s This 18Th dav Of September, were;
AsA~A' New York.

n c,--1 r.Troad cfvise. Bait Phil Boston; ton
- ,,, ~ N soS6 355 sal zoA~e
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19
MAIL STEAMERS.

These nrsea,s steamships .al regularly AZ from
pier NJ. l3. North River - follows; . -
steaushIy CI.i IT, SAlA silAl sept -
steamship COLL " 81 N..--. tlN f''Ai D. N,t y
unsurpassed reght passage apply %
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE & Co. Ns Bowling sree1
McEELLER. LLLIN9 Z 90. AEents ln NaYtna
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

rs
~ FgEiaHT AND PASSAGE hEDi thD
steamers Pcr s. North MycI al .. M
FOR HAVANA DIRECT. . -.
CITY OF VERA CRUI Deakea.-. MtDNfsyA sept ~
CITY or NEW YORK. Zimmerman. WfDN rrDA sept -
CITY or HAVANA. PHI q-........ ~ lt. - bll. ID
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORlEANr
via Havana PrOgreso. CampescDF. Iusptn tampio" =.
CITY or HAVANA. Pnilli ~ l.uA1 o.t
steamers leave ewOrcans september 23 aAd Ofop,f "a
or Vera Cruz all the aboye ports.
" FALEXANDRE6 SONS. 81 aud s3 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-19

Total since Jan L. siso.35o 81 $1,000 l2f slo'oS-'
Price cf gold .---..... III IT"
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8, 1871
Notwithstanding tho extremely cold weather the
Democratic State Convention held hero to-day was
very largely attended, every county in tho State being
represented Tho chief features OF tho meeting wcro
speeches by Hon. George W. Julian, Hon. b. W. Hanna
and Hon. Dan w. voorhees,, the reading OF tho report
of tho Committee Resolutions and resolution
offered by Mr. Voorhees, at the close OF his speech.
The resolutions OF the committee call upon Congress
TO provide plan for counting the electoral votc that
the two houses alone have to count and the
President OF the Senate and II the Senate shall claim
such power for its presiding officer then calls the
House to exert all It's constitutional powers TO defeat
such acton
The resolution OF Mr.. voorhees,, which was adopted
with much applause, reads MS folows:-
Resolved That committee of i've be appointed by tho
President Of this Convention, TO be known as Committee
Correspon and Public safety The duties oil said
committee shall he with other similar
and the leading OF other states for the
bringing harmony of opinion and action
rous condition of national affairs also
consider the propcty OF calling national convention Of
the democratic party and to correspond with tho different
regard thereto shall also DO tho duty vi
slider and wise the best method which
exercise tho right of petition to the
tho United States whether In writing In person.
order that the public be preserved popular lib
crty maint tanned and tho laws upheld.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
TAMMANY'S NEW LEADERS.

Nh. JOHN KELLY NO LONGER THE ''Boss. -
AUGUSTUS scHELL SUCCEEDS HIM AS CHAIR.
MAIN OF THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.
The Committee Organization OF Tammany Hail.
composed OF 1vc members from each Assembly dis
trict, lis IN ALL met yesterday afternoon the Wig
wan. Fourteenth street Mr.. John Kelly, the
retiring chairman, called the meeting order and
appointed Augustus schel as temporary chairman. A
committee ON permanent org.n'zation appointed,
und on their recommendation tho following were
unanimously elected Tor the present yoar: :--Char.
man, Augustus schell Vice Chairmcn, John J. Cor.
man. George W. McGlynn and Hugh fcrrigan sccrs
tarics Edward ID. Gale. W. Ii. Rooney, Christopher
Fine aud Edmund N. Plump.
rhp question OF the dispute in tho First Assembly
dMtrct to the election OF n committee the lass
primary was brought mp and protest entered against
the Committee on Organization representing that DIS
trict serving ms such The nght Is between Congress
elect Nicholas Mulcr's party and tho udge DuYy
party OF the First district, and tho feeling be.
tween them Is somewhat bitter. Speeches wcro
mado by Judge Duffy and representative
OF the Nicholas Muller party which both
gave reasons why their respective claims should
he heard but the matter was finally referred the
following committee OF investigation, who will mcsi
tomorrow afternoon at four O'clock III. d. Purrov
| George W. McGlynD, James Bachcr. Peter Gilrspit
and Thomas Dunlap. THIS committee will receive
testimony from each party and send their report Il
tho next meeting OF the Committee Organizat ION
Tho Muller party, II Is generally believed will win
the day. motion OF thanks was offered TO tho rctir
urcr, Mr.. Edward l.. Donnclly. Tho meeting then al.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. 1871
The democratic meeting In this city to-day under tho
auspices of the Tdcn and Hendricks Reform Club was
very fully attended. Ford's Opera House,
where the dcmonstration took place, being literally
crowded Many ladies, despite tho bad weather. wero
among tho audience. Mr.. Richard T. Msrrick was
chosen president OF tho meeting, and the list OF
presidents and secretaries embraced the ramcs OF a
number OF the Oldest and most substantial citizens OF
tho District.
The speakers, in addition TO the President, were
Congressman Watterson, OF Kentucky; Banning, Of
ohio asson o. Po "a e Mo0ks pnos o Ms
LOUIS and Others Tho general tone Of the speeches
animated IN favor OF appliance OF oil peaceful
speakers svowed themselves earnestly dcsrous OF this
method of solving the great questions at issue.
SPEECH or NIX. wATrERsoS
Mr. Watterson said he lexpccted on the day Of the
counting OF tho vote TO see hundred thousand un.
armed men IN thus city patiently awaiting the result
and determined in their views ot the Americans right
OF appeal Hc knew that all the appliances OF pence
would be used in the settlement OF the question, but
the people wero prepared to submit usurpatl on
In the event OF which "a second Jackson would bc
ready TO lead them to preservation OF the constu-
tion and OF the government.
Mr. Banning sad the people want peace, but there
must be 10 bayoncts In the House
several OF the speakers declared their belief that the
rank aud llc of the republican party would be with
the mass OF the democracy ia their views as 10 how
the question should bo settled by the being made
us has always been the case.
TiiE RESOLUrioSs
Tho resolutions OF the meeting declare 1t the duty OF
both houses OF Congress TO exercise equal
and concurrent jurisdiction IN the final ex.
animation and counting OF tho electoral ballot
Thcy declare that Tilden and Hendricks arc
elected and believe that there is virtue enough cf
the hearts OF thor fcow-citizcns without distinction
Of party to discover by peaceful means and 10 enforce
by agencies he solution OF tho present
difficulties. II this faith should be dcuded, we then,
without vaunt or menace, but IN spirit OF sad and
rcsouc determination, resolve to do full duty In
any emergency, and appeal 10 our fellow.ctzens
throughout the country to defend their rights and
preserve and defend the constitution and government
Tho theatre was tastcfuliy decorated with flags and
SIR
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
NEW HERALD TUESDAY SUPPLEMENT

cessary for the welfare OF the State such the pr)
lection OF the sugar and rice industries national aid
for evces and tho construction OF railroads through
Texas and New Mexico 10 the Pacific coast, with con-
nections at New Orleans; the establishment OF CON-
mercia intercourse with South America by postal con-
necton expressing satisfaction that Governor Hayes,
President elect, stood pledged MAINTAIN the policy
81 .ns republican party IN THIS rsSara ~ ne
said
Il vi. be oejec, to view the obligation 20 exc.
my That every act is intended TO promote their
secure tor .ns state us o.
which hs prosperity and progress q every State mus 90
which long repressed the energies and darK
nturo of she favored land in the American
ROW pRxvKxrEp
AS the ceremonies at the republican state House
lasted somewhat longer than those al ST. Patrck's
Hall large crowd IRON the Nichols inauguration
drfcd toward the ST. Louis HOTEL cheering for Mich
OF bricE at metropolitan guard al the door, and tho
prospect OF disturbance became imminent but pact
Governor Nichols the assemblage dispersed Instead
OF decreasing the feeling of excitement has hourly
on tho since two O'clock and the night looks
stormy.
PACKARD OK THE pxPESsrvx.
This evening the Packard government has strongly
the State House As yet the statu quo, With the OK.
ception OF war!ikc preparations remains undsturbed
A coysERvAroE OF PEACE.
Tho night Is !earfully cold tor this climate which
WILL NO doubt aid IN helping to preserve the peace.
kKrUpiicANs ADHERiNG TO NICHOLAS
Ex-Governor warmoth, General George A. Sheridan,
J. s. Clark, Tax Collector OF the First district; Z. h.
Norton la,c assignee Of Durcs Bankrupt Court, and
many other heretofore prominent republican poll.
cians arc all earnestly outspoken In hostility 10 the
Packard government General Longstreet sent pri-
vae despatch to General Grant this afternoon, iuly
confirming tho sentiments expressed Ia the interview
tecgraphed yesterday to the HERALD.
KELLoGG's CARRIAGE DEMOLISHED
About quarter past SIX, as Ex-Governor Kellogg s
carriage was standing in front OF the 81 Louis
Hotel, crowd made rush toward II
and in few minutes completely dcmol-
ished II. When II became known Captain
Manning, OF Governor Nichols police, despatched q
company OF fifty ana the crowd dispersed quietly
The mob composed mostly of newsboys
NICHOLAS POLICE
have boon quarcred all day In the Masonic Hall,
within square OF the temporary State House. Already
they have possession OF some OF the suburban pre-
cincs, and tomorrow morning at six O'Clock will all be
placed upon their regular beats Not officer OF Tho
Metropolitan force is visible night, all being used tor
garrison duty.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS.
OHIO.


COLUMBUS, Jan. 8, 1871
The Democratic Convention met at halfpast twelve
P. NJ. aud was called to order by Mr. John G.
Thompson. Mr. A. J. Warren, OF Marietta. was
chosen temporary president and made q bref speech,
closing by urging tho Convention 10 sink
partisan feeling that the country night
be benefited by their action. Tho usual committees
were appointed, and that on permanent organization
reported General Durbin Ward for president with
twenty vice presidents
The following are the resolutions presented at tho
Convention by the Chairman OF tho Committee on
Rcsolutions:-
First-That the government Of the United states
Law, not OF arbitrary force; 1t is founded universal
good faith and sincere obediencs TO the laws.
ay the the s tho on as ON Mo-, a :; .s Ind
officers authorized receive and record them alone deter
state and that whatever may be the returns then duly
amy o m and is s
Tilden and Thomas Hendricks have received only
1tss so aSd Hs Sui s
President We yet declare that any decision made by the
escsd n by the whole people and that any attempt TO nau
% m be % as, Of ,ss,
be resisted by the people to the last cxtrery should
Tomth-Iha tho impudent and unfounded charge that
as. 20 sa 0 nss 1ps
made by consprators to withdraw tho pubc mind from
people expressed throuh the ballot the 7th
November last.
FJhrhat we denounee tho action Of President Grant
In following the example OF the military cieans Of Mex
leo interfering armed force The elections the
people. in prsvcntng the lawful organization state
legsatu and in massing troops At Washington with
the apparent purpose preventing the free act Of Con
purpose render the military Independents of and
TO the civil power. and calls for ontspoken
by every friend OF republican government.
sir That the inauguration President OF candidate
rejected by the people ana counted In by fraud Is revon
Seren-That the National Democratic Committee be
quesed to call National Democratic Convention meet
at Washington city tho 18th OF February, 1877.
After several speeches the resolutions adopted
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, Jan s, 1871
mass meeting OF tho taxpayers OF this county was
held to-day. There was large attendance and rcsolu-
tons were unanimously adopted to recognize Hamp.
ton as Governor, simpson as Lieutenant Governor
and only such county oiccrs appointed by them
and TO chceriuy pay went live per cent OF last
years tax levy on the approaching TAX to Hampton's
government This action Is fortified by previous dec-
sions oil tho Supreme Court
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
ON DECK AGAIN.

The Hon. s. s. Cox last evening forwarded to the
friends of Sir. J. =. Luby, of this city communca.
from Secretary Robson, Of Tho Navy.Dcpartmcnt.
announcing TO Mr. Luby that no IS rcinstatcd IN his
position OF cadet midshipman, and ordering him 10 rc
port Tor duty A. the beginning Of The next aeadcmc
ycAS.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
THE BOGARDUs-DALY PIGEON MATCH.

SAy FRANCISCO, Jan. s, 1877.
despatch from Virginia CITY. Ncv., announces
that IN the pigeon match between Bogardus and
George Daily, my birds each at twcntysix yards rise,
Bogardus Killed thirty seven and DAILY tnirty-sx
The New York herald., 1877-01-09

ket value aud their market vaue In future ysars
10 not a. immutabe IS the hilla The
present basis 10 o qucksand basis Il 10 all very
well when stocks Advancing, because
then you anord 70 10 back. but when I, 10 the
other way the surplus too frequently swept on and
disaster ioiowa think we have got through with
banks like the Guardian and Third Avenue. They
might have survived n they had let their losses
Pacific Mail 90, but when they put good money inu
real estate Just at the time t about take
mendous tumble. what could be expected They had
aiterward TO part with a. twenty cents the dollar.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS GLEAN1Nas.

James Kingan, the crooked New York pro-
duce Spectator, who recently fled from the
city after swindling everybody with whom he
had dealings, was found dead the other day, on
the track of the Inter-C Colonial railway, in New
Brunswick. One theory is that he was muir
dered for the money which he carried another
that he was laboring under mental alteration
and committed suicide. Eight thousand dol
lars was found in the pistol-pocket of the dead
man.
A plan for the adjustment of the Southern
State debts has been matured by the commit
tee appointed for that purpose some time ago
by the capitalists of New York. The plan
recommended has reference to the Tennessee
debt-the New York committee having had a
conference with the committee appointed by
the Tennessee Legislature and contemplates
the issue of new bonds at the rate
of GO per cent. of the aggregate amount
of the principal and unpaid interest
up to July, 1877, the new bonds to
be payable in thirty years, and bear interest
at the rate of 6'per cent. payable scmi-annually
in New York--the interest coupons to be
receivable for all taxes due to the State Of
Tennessee.
An express robbery was committed at
Pittsburgh, Pa, the other evening.
which for ingenuity and audacity
has rarely been surpassed in the annals of
criminal exploits In this case the telegraph
took the place of the revolver, and electricity
served instead of bloodshed. The telegraph
wire was tapped outside the city, and, by the
aid of pocket instrument, two bogus messages
were sent, by which the express messenger
turned over his car to the thief under what he
had every reason to suppose were genuine in
structions to that effect from the General SUI
perintendent at Pittsburgh. The clever raseals
who managed the JOB realized about a, 600 for
their pains, and the Express Company are won
dering what new and unsupported plan of rob-
berry will next be attempted.
A Washington dispatch says that many Amer
leans have filed complaints against Bancroft
Davis, our Minister to Berlin. for discourtesy
and graver offenses.
The steamship City Of Brussels. which sailed
from New York last week, took out $4,000, 600
in A. per cent. United states bonds, with which
to cancel like amount of $40 bonds held ia
Europe, and about falling due.
A decision of the United States Supreme
Court affirms the right of a State to wholly eX-
clude foreign insurance companies from doing
business within its limits.
The following-named gentlemen have been
constituted by the President commission to
investigate and report upon the ravages of the
grasshoppers in the Western States and Terri
tories Prof. Cyrus Thomas. State Entomolo-
gist of Illinois Prof c. o. Riley, State Ento-
mologist of Missouri Prof. A. S. Packard,
Salem, Mass.