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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
TILTON-BEECHER TRIAL.

TIE EVENTS OF LAST WEEK REVIEWED.
HENRY NJ CrEvELiND's TESTIMONY not YET TAKEN
IN FULL-THE SENSATION CREATED on FRIDAY
DURING THE RECITAL or THE CONTENTION
SCENE HxAGGERATED-COSDUCTo or Mr. Triton
AND Mr. MoUITON ~ COURT-PoiSTs OF Gun
TIICr ~ TIRE NARRATIVES or MI. MoULroN
AND SIR BEECHER-IIIER sTATDMENT5 COM
PARED
The heightened interest in the testimony OF Mr.
Bcecher induces The TmBUSE TO recall the testi-
mony of Mr.. MOuton bearing upon the points re-
ferred to BIZ Mr. Beecler. To show where their
statements are in conflict, they given below IN
paraIlel columns. Mr.. Beecher's testimony upon
the charge of conspiracy is also summarized. Henry
NJ. Cleyelsnd's testimony iJ not vet finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
ESCAPE OF MURDERERS.


SIENr, DETAINED IN WASHINGTON WITH HOPES
OF PARDoN-THE FOURTH RECENT ESCAPE
FROM DEATH BY DELIBERATE MURDEREES.
10y TELEGRAPH To TIC TRTBCNE.l
WAsHINGToN, April 1.-The murderer, Slater,
recently convicted and sentenced 10 four years at tao
Albany Penentiary,s still detained here, although
number Of convlots we're sent TO Albany on Friday
Slater is tho fourth who has escaped hanging In
this city during the past few years FOR arocious MUIR
ders. Rash Bolster few years ago deliberately shos
Somervie james. He was convicted OF murder, sen
fenced to to be hanged but granted new trial. and
sent to Albany for years Dennis Darden at
later period Laid In wait and deliberately shot J0hn Nc
Carthy Both gamblers and Darden escaped on tho
ground Of insanity later was that OF Jas Ofan
who killed policeman. lie was sentenced 10 DEATH
but his sentence WAS commuted TO imprisonment ADD
now slatter who killed his victim Hussey with Thug
knife obtained new trial after having beeu fret sen-
fenced doath escaped with four years sentence
1t is said he Is detained here in order that his trenos
may obtain a pardon from the President. HusseJ
wos the second man be killed. During the same TINE
within whicn the four murders above uentloned oc-
CURED three cOored Young, Wright, and Jenkhs
have been executed for murders no more atr0elouS tha
those from which the white men escaped. slAters
friends SAID 10 be hopeful OF obtaining paroOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
MIR. BEECHER VS.. Mr.. MOULTON.
TIE INCoSGRUITIEs or THEIR TEsTINoNY-ThE'
FLATIY CONTRADICT EACH OTHER.

TIE INCoSGRUITIEs or THEIR TESTIIoNY-THRr
FLATLY CONTRADICT EACH OTHER.
Mr. Beecher's Testimony the first ana second
davs Of his examlnation-ast Thursday and Friday
embraced his versions of six Of the most remark
able scenes in the scandal drama, and brief sum-
maries Of what he said were given III HE IRlBUSES
introduction on Saturday. The publication OF Mt.
Beechel's testimony on these points has gwen Iise
TO many inquiries as 10 the specific differences De-
tween it and the sworn statements OF the other
actors in the scandal tragedy The conflicting testi-
mony, as far as complete, has been collected ana is
presented below in parallel columns.
All of the scenes cannot tins be reproduced in
duplicate for various reasons. The first scene was
between DR. Beecher and Mr.. Bowen. and the latter
has not yet been called upon to give his version OK
il. 1t il not probable that he will be called.
although he may appear in rebuttal wren bis testi-
mony can DO confined TO specific points CoDse-
ouently there is ouy ono version of this important
interview in the testimony as thus far taken
The scene with Mrs. GiltOn cannot, for the same
reason, be given siuce she has not been, and, OF
course cannot be called to give her version OF II.
The scene with MIR. Tilton on Dec. So 1870, when he
made the frat charge against Mr. Bceeher has peeh
described in detail by SIR Tiltan, but Mr. Beecher.
after recouung il passed on to the rehearsal OF SUP
seoucnt events 40 that his examination as to the
details 70 which Mr. Tion testified has not been
co,nnletod The senior counsel for the defense has
st 10 AJAX Mr. Beecher great many questions as to
alleged assertions by Mr.. Tllton, which Nj Beechei,
TO be CONSISTENT with his statement already IN mns0
emphatically deny. Tho examination aS to the
scene with Mr. Moulton when the letter of conin-
ton was obtained. had not been completed at tue
hour of adjournment on Friday. and Will probably
be continued this morning. It's therefore. linpoS-
sbie to put these scenes 10 proper contrast.
But the testimony in regard TO the scenes between
Mr. Mouton and Mr. Becchcr on Dec. 80 and 81, 1870.
has been given on both sides, andican be analysed
without difficulty. The sworn statements are so dla-
metricsy opposite, and the contradictions so posi-
tive and glarng. that it is clear that either Mr.
Moulton OF Mr.. Beocher has been guilty OF perjury
The reader will fund the careful examination OF tho
sworn statements as arranged III parallel coIUinhs
below a task Of very great interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
DREDGING A HUDSON RIVER sHoAL.

REMOVAL OF THE BAR OPPOSITE JERSEY CITY,
IPRoE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTDUSE.I
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Lieut.- Col. John New
ton OF the Corps OF Army Engineers has made every
Arrangement TO at upon the work OF remoy-
ING the bank OF formed in the Hudson River oppO
site Jersey City Congress during tho last days CT the
session. granted $4,000 preliminary appropriation
for the purpose OF carrying on the work, and Lieut.
Col Newton ia about ready to consider proposals for
dredging In his report TO Congress on the feasibility OF
this work. which was submitted last February lie de-
scrlbed the channel OF the Hudson between NewYork
and New Jessey, and affirmed that superior authority
should interfere TO regulate definitely the laws upon
both shores" Col. Newton, in conclusion. said:
Tho opposite shores. being under different Govern
mcnts are not readily regulated upon any policy cecu-
lated for the general good. on tho contrary an en-
by corresponding from the other; and even II the
general character OF the river sho1lG not be altered Tor
the worse still individual and vested interests or biEn
order may he sacrificed H. ured. Among others. the
priucpal interests concerned in the preservatiUn Of
deep water along the froat the Pennsylvania Ra
road Company, the Erie Railroad Company, the south
Wales Atlantic steamship Company, the Norm German
lean Packet and the Eagle lines. Tde waite
Star line has removed 70 the NcT-Iork SIDE
Entertaining no expectation Whataycr that dledglng
will insure a perInuuent benefit, and doubling whether
sIch benefit Tll endure sufficiently long 10 compensate
IN any degree for tue expense ny0Yoi, suJ0u here-
with an estimate for dredging the shOal 10 depth OF 20
from the neichborhOod OF PdHOn2 FeIry, over an
area Of 223,5OO square wards.
22 800 cubic ysris. 20 cents 90
Contingencies and tlslee1D6 - leI cslt... ljLij ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

MEASURES FOR REDRESS AND REFORM.
TIE COMPOSITION OF THE JOINT LEGISLATIVE COM
LuTTEE OF INyEsTIGArION-aR. FAULKNER TO
BE CHAIRMAN OF THE ASSEMBLY BRAHCH-THE
MEMBERS OF TIE GOVERNORS COMMISSION
ALREADY sELEcTED-MEAsUREs OF REFORM
BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUSE]
ALBANY, n. Y, April 4.-In the absence OF the
canal contractors aud Of nearly all the Assemb!Smeh
uud most Of the Senator'S this qnct day at the sate
capital John Kelly returned 10 NewYork yesterday
iud with bis departure died out tic foolish runOs thit
bis mission here was reconcile the Governor ana inc
leading members OF the Canal wing Of the Democratic
party. While &r. Kelly was Lere no eNpresscd himself
IN the strongest terms in support OF the Governors
poiOn and Of earnest persistence Ia the war against
tae canal thieves. II Is stated that Mr.. keHJ b
interest in the bill for the elecnoh vi
Dlstre. Civil Justice Of several reasons "L'n
Induced tho leader Of Tammsny Hall to come 10 ADapy
THIS iii had remained rather too long IN the Assembly,
Committee on the Judiciary ID please tie Ismihahy
ctieitaius. Tue chairman Of that COMMITTEE MI
H4hAer IL not IN the hesTtiest accord with hs parry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
THE FIRST INTERVIEW WITH Mr.. MoULToN.

The first of the two scenes referred to was the one
in which MI MoultoD on Dec 80, 1870, acted as tho
AGENT OF Gir TIllOn in arranging the lnteI'ie"
when the first accusation was made against ny.
Beecher Several elaring contradictions appear III
tLe two versions. which will he apparent 1rot tho
conpali,on below. Mr. Beechcr fatly contrad'els
nr Moulton in some OF his most positive statements.
The extracts below arc from TIE TRIBuNEs oIhclai
renorf very trivial aud wholly irrelevant matters
hcinr eliminaten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

That section Tying between PdyOna Ferry ana the
piers o. the Cardi line appears t. be- from certain ind
cuon. hopeless OF inpr Iyemcnt by dredging as
The other portion OF tho shUdl The probable cost o. tais
dredging would be $500 But Il should be Insisted
that docsOwners keep the slips between the PIERS vel
dreGged else there viii he tendency Tor such deposit
to press beyond perhead aud Shoal the space al
ready drrdgei. Tuls dIcuy attaches to oil dredging
executed along tic Iine ot the piers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
THE TRIBUNE'5 MATCHLE55 SERVICES.

IRON The BgFIlo C5ars,r (Deill ~
It will certainly not be the fault or HE
NEyYoRK TRIBUNE IL The public nos fully induct- 1T
mo the arcaa OF canal aa.rs. In addition 70 rs de-
tailed showing up Of tue cOntat ting system II mas ne
rnn nm exhibit iilusra by wo0dculs. Of TIE methods
Of ca construc and ropai disclosing crey TIE
dark ways 10 which contractors impose on Official lgnC
Tarre or prott by official COLLISION IL fCrtheI
announces that II has engaged competent engineers 10
visit a number Of points on the canals where "oIk
i'm progcss under penGiug contracts, and report az 10
their condition. This is carrying journalism To
gt of public servCe and uSefnlness Wnlch IL surely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
JUDGE CBURCH's VIEWS.

KTotl TIE Troy Times thq) --.-
Through tie aid OF NEW / OAK IRIBu NE
corrr.nnI0tn t Chief Judge Church has slctct'rd ih
getIle before public sort o! quasi ueih'." ne
Juisc bssns " say 40 that lie has A1i ACHING - w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
CoMBINED FORCES AGAINST THE RING.
The Canal Board has appointed the l.!

fr0N TIE Jlt1d VI-I't'T T.JsI1J ,
The Canal Board has appointed the Leu
1Vcl1or the Secretary OF State and The htI1r-
General TO xamine The existing contracts ana de-
termue whether any action IL necessary 10 protect e
interests OF the state The Governors Commission VIII
nrobally be appointed within day or two Inc l-sss-
tatiye Iuyesti gazing Committee VIII be announced sOOh
4s1ong them an these investigators ought u learn tue
20, ia They will be greatly aided bY tine voluntary WORK
If THE NEW-YOKK TRBUNE. THE TRIBUNE yesterday
nnbnshed "a complete list Of pending contracts, III
rdirr those on which partial payments have Deen
made ana those Just entered into. 1t has also sent com
petcut engineers examine tue work. ana IL publishes
t5ese contracts II it be followed Ivy some prompt ac'
non viii prevent tue Contamination Of much conteui-
nlaItd ifQud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
'"''u n ,,1%u5 ExPO:I-EE PROBABLE

AT last the canal frauds are in fair way OF
having a complete ana thorough Investigation, ana
every good will ri Jice In the prospect OF u
foe L. damaged by the disclosures There are to he three
Official Investigations, Together VITA Inc SHARP a1d M
40 "a aud attaches OF TIE NEw-YoEK TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05
A NEW KIND OF EXPOSURE
y,om IN, srraene Journal tR>p.)

A NOW mnuCH OF the ItNtIdIIOUS OF ITdUU
h. Laan entered upon by THE TEIBUSE, whose man
sSe,nent has employed corps Of practical eneheers to
crtic aIy eY anime into the manner O executing cahai
contracts The feArfully detective system ltseli mas
been exposed and now comes the exposure n ,c OF
allowed by that system. Tie swimming phc,
ce Of erecting vertical wall TneTe sOpe INV, %a
a "a mn i'm M higher price, Is DISCOVERED u Do
common device, by which immense irao n1ye
,-a have bee, lined with worthless pies or rubbish,
6.%r1rofnly cons tructed, utterly unsutcd for Inc pu
& for which tjey were built, and pad for at theNsh
rrstes1 These structures costly and superiuOus
every physical ana economical consideration WOuli re-
0nire that the cheaper ana equally beiFleeaoe slop'
tug IL of the vertical wall IS! thai theie arc ulilOh'
-
, 1875-09-03

70, ro 51s. 49, ami f.n nt s14t c. ts no. 1G5 H. a.
-, IT, IT, aud IAh at t!45: i22 nj tli7 Ia aud III ii
fehn: IL nn 1Gn 1t tam III ar1 tRo ut no. W old
st f20s: 10 fancy OIL ut t3ft Tntn1. s,2bI haNs.
SALT-}nnsats1iH wara tbs as1ne Nh ttu lrcce1.
tnR ,lsys nf tho ~erk, aA lilo fsaltng was rIn uf.
snra were Gll n hb prizes following: Saginaw, t.
on!ihgs .nsf Canada nnr. *t,GD; ordinary coarGn,
*i70; dairy. without haKr, $'.7s; ,ihry, will! hags
9tt ARhnn dairy, Jsf hArk. tt.tU,
TEAb-FNr Jhlnh ttaa liza market IarAyA kcftyity
md RtrGrh. Prices arr lDwrr thai fnr Iiurnfpr Of
years, and tile cnnrts Ara considered III favor " nu
alsaNa little further afu;,k III tho soason Green
ai,tl black tens nrP tlafnE fairly. Ba nlntn uuN.
POWDER MorrsE-Ch'hec tnfancyt 81 l.obSal.1g; Rnod
10 primo. 7t1sIc. common 10 Ruatt. &on soc: Pings.
ucy. ehuice ;7tH'a fair to R,tel, 501 Gc; common,
3Ae ioc. fMrEnfAL LSfoEuHE-tho!to 10 fancy, eta1Do
RnoA 10 n1!ne, tpt3 ''c eentinn. o'a 41s: pinEpoy
JArsx-CLolte to fancy ncw, 9"c: do fully fair to
thni.o to fancy oil, 7.as ':c gon.l 10 nrimr, do
hSt&f6n common, ;t5ta 40r OOLoHa--Chnfre 10 fan
y. o0i good to primo. Dua 7uu coIimpmt 3j3
fEoETAnt.Es-Tho supply Of rota.oca continues
axccarYe Ut 3oaf1 per lii tar fall Ii chnicc. Tnn-
torh Snld 10 liberal extent at 75cG3 Ter b Oniuua
were nnRallhIe,
W0Ol,-TfIs H1nrkct whs .oyojl Of new fcat,rca
nusinFas remains very unet, huycra doclung to
order III AdfAcn of current reljlire1EtH Quotations
range aN follows: Tuwhrhct, strictly prime h1a tyo:
tn poor 10 gNntl. +0ht48c washed ;;i!cccc, fse, III
9t1r; 10 lnc!nn,, 4uaAac do coarse, 11a lUc: uil.
washr!l, nno hcnsy to light, 2cQ}2sc DO mpufn, 323
$50: do cohrae, 2staaUr. w
WuUu-.Thu w,FAI nnarltet WAS atn,dy ut 9tsHa7.c0
Tor beech, ald at s1suas.o VI for mallo, delversl.
, 1875-09-03


Clerk T. H. llAter, Of tho prop Joseph l.. fiat, oi
Leopold 4 AuatFtaus Lats sllatIur Lae, desoryts
much credit for tho able and nserasths logs b. ke%s
On bis vessel and Furnishes tn this pspar. Logs. ~
general rule. arc unllnportant documents, hardly
worth publishing. but not to with thoas made
out y Clerk baker. They hrp brtmfn't Of
the vigilance Of thu eitlclsit Clerk. Tho following ea
Of hs PROP uf u Ut tlo mest lnIirtspk yce fur.
hshea by httn, eonfan1nK tho lest accoua yet given
q tao sinking Of tls prop ouuet by tlo n!cancr
Manitoba on lGtc Superior: " Iuft Chicago Haud,r,
The VIZ down. sopIed 1t Marquetts fot rnrao Ut !sn
AuE ~ noticed ful!owiug yssey lying t1tcrs: bclrt
Two fanniea, Rimln!l. A1uA.tor, and ulenangs'.
Maelueteo hArbor looked 'noso ,uct than havu srsa
IL sinse hs orHnlnE q naf'sstlo Lowing Matq'isste
!ockin9 thto,'sh thu canal. lIuru hal ali orpcf-
tHnly bs gelnug tho actual lxrta in regard to he
slnkiuX ofthe rtup Conet. Tho sWo ltats, thB an1s
~ nanltops aha Mnnst VT" approaching zach tet ~
ur's ng4ts distiactly. Tbs Oomut was showing ,es
kten light ~h!eh wa1 ston fron tito iscf u tp a'"
dsrtl fees aIaFt tb Coet sA.o this signAl to apa 10
st.sbo4fd. ~ I'D smnediately hauled Up e er1ss
:as .tsuel h'as%' ss bow "hs ; tbs n''es .els
or Tho art side, and cut iuto hsr 10 feet Tho Ma-
toba itdnedlately hacked eeat oS thu Co,nI tnl 'e
minutes from sile time tho Cdtat ru!ng al,Dg
10 milea ~ hour. she wa* On tug botom ef tts Xxi
40 passenxurs. Tho engineered thu Maaiipbs lont;,
acfoss thrr Gws. IL stopped liz engine. u unrt,
Hot waiting fur Tue u.ual .sns from tao wath q.
s*.sod suash as1e 10 l.. s ost hs run
her bows, villa it thu MAutoLss cuginu h31
not s&oppel kAu wuul1 hava run &c1osz tl4 Comet
boss, aud uss const would hsfe cut haf In tsp. tn
, 1875-09-03
MARINE,


poRr OF CHICAGO, sEPT, 2.
AaM1vEp-rrnp Cuyah'Ya, a1arquette, lumber.
schr 1sellO ~nlbr!dgc, Sturgeon N,y lnnler schr
u. Merrill. Ludtnxnn, lumber acfr 1ians Crrcttr
fsnsaukee, lumber Etrnr Cupua, ~, Ju, aupdre,
prop Mcssongcr. H. IN, Hnh,lrlea ael,r Lizzie 1n,t
81. Jo inml%r; HtMr Chicago, Manitduoc, suu,lrrss
schr y. q. Andrews, Munkuon, luml,cr Hehr l,s
Pias, ludinRton, lumber tcl,r lsoort Il. King Cco
foa l4er, wood achr Fred J. Dnnfur1, Now HALL
more, lumber; Brhr City Of Woodssoek, ucop.a
lumber: prop c's Of Trasessc, Tsnyese City. nlrr
achr j. ktilsr1uitac nufao, c'a achr Kato tIowar
Whito LslIe, lunber HtHr alu,keHa,1, Aflskeron
Anlres; schr rapEla, sluhkegnr, luLer sCIr Q.rtes
1'!tte aua1uieo. a1i'nber: hcir Vim. susHcs use,n
h1y lumber; hsmr Huron, Holland, aan,.ries sl,
Aonyanir. Fentwuter, lumbrt sus,r 1ronsdc. Peut.
water, cear pnles prnp Cournt1o Du1Rtn aintrics,
aclr L. J. Mcvca Maistcc, lumber; sctr q. D. 1orr,
dupd liarbor. wooli prou e. +. Iicalh,
SanEatuck, hundrlea: prop poonto, Green H,,.
x'sntlrica; schr ll.eine, St,skegyr 1umb.,
prop Nsahts, O9dcnRurg, dunlrlca rrsr t. Van ysl.
ksnh'trs' sAter LAY, whn trl.r snirysiilt Al .tl.
lumber scAr y. =. Wade, Mu.kruo,. is.nhor lnp
Jh!ntt Fisk Jr., buffalo, csaI Achr Pilgrim Gr,1n
)roo ouela i'ui!a", su.irtua srLr Jallinsw"oa' co..
Inn; large rranter sl.ssrgsl, la,,ifer barRs MI
liAm Burma, Grand lfsye,,, 9ncr srr tinracs Ores.
IN Har c'r; .r 1s B. | bsd ss, II ;,lsaa ns,,w,s %
~ cllal'n. Frankfort. iu,nLer prop Uo.nn,odoFs
1hfhAEh-oEnF +aaEy IleeH} hll1t1 I.1ke, ~ lrA
pork mud sIsra lair1; q. j. Hull4 ,w,4Uv tm cor.
aclr, T. !Ealt.r, Buffalo. I'll ,u t cor,l s,hr itT.
Ter, bnlfA|n, h 10! In corn; schr Charles IT, Wnls"r
kinEston, ls.7a1 lu corn; aehr nrnntlYn, Hnt,nlo
- 80 bu c"rn hcl,r u, Il. Barnll naHa!n 4aOo il
rorn 4iIr J. : Afc'mrt!*. Butalo. y Uni hi corn
sAnl Flint. tu!rslo J0nuU bl cora aclr s. q, An.
arewa, Little Tsarcrse. m In oata, - rlt Hour, Ls,
ts'tt schr iney j.. Ulark, i.lnrk Tnck 1y,1A, ID
trur MesHenFrr, st. Juc nnn!tsrs Hmr l:ur.,,., IL.
Joes sundrio4: t'nr Chicago, Niwaukan, 81 iul.s
SIunr CLEAnAscEs-Prup MIskrgu,, Muskeaon,
IN hra pork. MD rnrdrles s.nr lIlrnI, t,nfh liz.
ven, h.lldrca: prop u. u Hath, Haaatuck, au.l.
Ir!td: prnp GuyahuEa, '1ar1uuttc, & l,rIs 1kirk,
Entos bron,ncorn. aid Hum1ries; prop Empire stao
buffalo, II, ,9M bl cor 23u brtH Hour, u brls pork
mud s'!ltrirs prop Tecumseh, tu1s Culbosne, said
, 1875-09-03

H'na'aSn !Ieu' stass aa Wednesday ior city Gun.
sa"i"on: Lid 1u wheat, ea3e t,u cofu. 1.kA9 bu
osIs, l'tes ot4 ~, ~ bu barley,
Aue 'ollo~'a9 9saIn WA inspected ipto etn+r
oa 4AastasS n'urn!h9; IL cars No. ,ur,no. ia
cats NO. 10, b. cars a,l 100 hu No. do. "a cars
REJECTED a. car ho gs.ls do t.o2 wtes,} carr M.
cort'. 50 csra hfeh'inlsel du, lY7 cars md II, 7 IN,
No. do. 81 cArs aud ,tS0 bu rejsceu d. r.r. nv
sfsde {2s7 CORFU; a cars white oats, ~ carr No do
u cars rejected d. carr no grads ts oat.,. II e,,.
No. rye. 0 cssn Rejected dn; car NJ ! h,r,ev
II cars No. DO ~ ctss rejected d. To,l aa c,r.,
:tl.ooo bu. Inspected out: as.7s9 Lu wheat. t9l !.
4i2 ba corn, 800 bu oats 324 Lu rye, l3s l, hs,.y
Tho uss VI tho word :" new "ts dsuipea, by ,,n,,a.
ton, III the designation Of grain nsyecol ino .sors
Tho proposition to aIop ssadua on Saturday after.
uoohs lussts With great favor tho Buatd ct Trade
but there certain difficulties Ia the ~sy Of ,A.apu
tho ruls which tu Ia clsty VI tAs sttspe order
Tie owsrs that 10 viii prooally sss tL*ir WY to
ehAuxo sona tins u the LIFE Of ths psss gansrston
nut atsuuer.
Tie document ca!lpg fos tbs pstabllahucnt VI
CAL 1oati has tcct!yel = good many Signatures
eh'eny tsou tsotialon-mnn. II will probably "
slsrd " inany gra!u eens yet, hut tAers u general
iesius that tie gsan t1ads not ~ well adapted u
tha ~ aEs proti.ons In ca1s grain u called
II II highly desirable that 1t bs ous vhls tbs Basrt of
Ifeas not 1a sa4slea. Two tudsEandsut seta VI
, 1875-09-03

FCREloN MARKETS,
!s'tciAf h6pnfeh IN The fnfra.o 1ttam~s.
Ll7xRrooL. Beps. 9-li a. .m..-DnEAnsIur1a-Qn Qniet
"nst unchanged. tlanr-So. /, 2Gs OIL: No. 2, asa.
Whcat-wlator. Eo !, Ills at; No. ,. 1os sd aprinR.
No. !. lts 4t No. y Ia pat white. Nh. !. lis I'll: No.
= aad cn. Nn l. liz l0; Nm. q liz III. Corn, 314
FnorlstoNs-1"r,, aus. 1Arl, Us piatts.
LlsEhrons, Sept. 2-ll:0 r. m.-DHeAuaruFFa-
Unchanged.
faovIaioNs-rort-7fs. Lnrd, sas GalGe50sDd.
LIVERPOOL, Bers. 2--a p. m.-ConS-9ls pItSals Od.
1teht unchanged.
LfvrAroor, Bopt, 9-latest.-Fsouu - etste suu
Westcrn, 17a.
dnAiH-Wheat-No. . to No. i sprjug, pa patalos
Cd. Gor1i-Afxed, B2s,
rnov1s1oNs-Iurk, Western, a1s ID Eastern, poa.
Bcaf-72s ID. Lnrd, ca I'd. Daoou-oumharlanL cut,
6ls.
CHEEaE-62s.
rErnoLEuM-Rtnncd, 81 spirits, oNd.
1oshoN. Sept. 2.-Cossols-Mouey. o. 7-lG; ac-
count, " d.tc.
United srATEs Doana-'t;a, lb5,
rAkLdw-iGs Dd.
TuRpENrIHE-ap!titz. 2?s Ida III Cd,
TttE DAHK Of EAatAAn-'rhe amount Of specie In
the Bant of England has Lecrensesl ryao Oap during
the past wce1. The proportion OF tho tank's resrryo
to It's liability In et;5 rer cens. Tho fnto of discount
At tho Dank Of EnSlanl remains unchanged.
MoHsr-Thp rnto of dIacount tn tho opn ,aarkot for
three months btls IN ~ lcr cent, or :. below Tho
lmnk rnte, III consequence Of tho ,aymuut uf heavy
railway dividends.
Nsw yoag, SEPT. 2.-Tho Tt'tqram's dispatch says !.
Business was quiet al tito opening os TIC narlc al
though American aecurics wcre III fair demand. and
In 'noRt tustaiccs. hfHheE. Conaola Y rer cent
lower than at tho close of bsIness yesterday United
States Ga of 1881 show advance OF per cont 62Ds
Of 1867 declined 4, AMI United States g. new, oyaue-
cd u. Er1o hfhrea declined " Illinois urhlral shares
advanced n; Central Tacina Gs declined IL prnl,-
tylyanla RAILROAD hl,ares advanced ttc Virginia State
toire, consolidated debt, ehow rise Of fully pos
cent s!uce yesterday, hn ms In aclsS demsnl."
PAnta, SEPT. 1.-ExnHAAuE ON IoxpoN-9sf l6c.
NrSTEa-fdl 41c.
THE DANg or FRA.cE-The amount nj specie In tho
Dauk Of Franco Increased 2o o0f during tho past
week,
FnAsKron7, Bept. 2.-UNtrED sTA1Es poNDs-u5s,
q4k.
, 1875-09-03

HUHS-Tllo markct was luict a1ul jess flrpt, Tbo
rceets wore not 90 large as to cauac any uneaaess
allow ut Wednesdays prcea. Tho t,,.alty wan nisc,a
hs.-1Doter II possIa than that seon IN tic pens on
tho preceding days OF tho work. .the ,4or portion Of
heavy DRIVERS. Sales were nade al S,,5Na,v.5 ior
poor to extra eavy, aud ut 81 a 90 for common to
prims Light, T'hs 1nnrket cluseil 1uiot.