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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05

) Ss,lS4.z5S ll,4c4NO3 eloSV~'O"
IL is proper TO remark that while the report for
1874 includes the business of the Harlem Road for
she whole year. that of 1873 includes the operations
of this Company for only six months viz, from
April to Sept. So The figures most likely to at
tract attention in the foregoing comparisons are the
Increase in the bonded debt being SIC, 200 during
the past year and S2l $685. s since Sept 80 1874 and
tho large increase in earnings from other sources
than the transportation of passengers and freight
beine for 1874 SSS6 s54 against $2,5lS" for 1873
Ar An increase Of sl,SJO.5T7. In view of the fact
that the Company had sold $l0.759sO9 of bonds at
very handsome premium, tins last item would ap-
near "a need some explanation as to what other
.ourcesy are. Tie sum earned in 1874 from passen-
GERS and freight is Si17295S greater than that re-
ported for the wear 1873 but # the Harlem read DC
credited with having earned for the first Elk months
tnot ineluded in 1879 81 $4,000 from these sources
IL will show decrease for the year on these items
of SOD Although in the report for 1874 the opera
ting expenses set down at IS per cent OF the
gross earnings Including those from other
sources ." it appears by the statement OF earnings
and expenses of passengers and tonnage per mile,
that the expenses are 62 7leO and e. $50 per cent
respectively of the earnings from these items
The admitted cost of the 9S-l0 mills for the trans
portation of one ton of freight milo has pecu-
liar interest in view of the anticipated early report
Of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Company
which only received for the year ending June 81
1874 an average rate of 2251OOO cents per ton pei
mile.
The North River Savings Bank has declared
semi annual dividend at the rate OF per cent pei
annum on all amounts from So TO S5'CO' Tree o.
Government tax, payabl e on and after jan 10.
The Firemans Trust Insurance Company of Brook
fvp have declared a sem-annual dividend Of SIX pei
cent this day, payable on demand.
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive ; Tenn
vyIvania Skies 10; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road, I7a: Reading Railroad So! Pennsylvania Rail
road $50. Gold. ll2l.
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Saplnus DanKs
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK

(ITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
~ Of the City OF New-lo
lS75-JANUARY INTEREST
1he twenty ninth semisunual interest the
tBNi all which deposit
months nett previous to Jan viii be credited paid
All interest called for will remain principal Draw Interest
accordingly and wall be the deposon books
presented Alter the 2lE OF January.
The bank open RvERY DAY for the reception Payment Of
mopey from 10 10 and MONDAYS and sArCRpAIs
from 10 a. 10. 10 7 D. u
Bank boois In GsrnaB. French and Rnglsh
Bank, 81 Bower, south OF Cahsist
ssrsars Buses sAsrsiAp. la QplaTABp. PIsassrL
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porers making under the better european 'u'
liverpool cable Co. We quote:
go trs.orr bBe State Factor
fncv ....... IsaAal6 all cream, faif... 12A GIAl
s,.reF,s,orv gooits State Factory.
tre ........e...... lti.dls all cream. half IN
SCI gs~,ry com skinned q alO
~ ~ l23adl3 Factory,
~, ~ F..t,.r all cream iul skim 4 a
Cs~mop 70 NE. 10 ais State Puesple..... 20 aA
Ohio R1s.......... 10 dl5i2 English DaIJ do'. 10 04o
Sta,s Factory,
C % rrir, il very et and rrees are unchanced saes Of
sts Coo9e a. "a SC and 20 6hl ga 0G$c.
is ste dy with r INJURY sl reduction;
200 Iegs 3-lGc nd 2c
STEAEIN-The market duh and Domns ST l4'sd saes
100000 terms .-.-...-..
SG RS hout Sugars frne but the TRANSACTIONS
aye very hight the gI offerings sales 80 boxes ana 90
Common Cayed Sc; Fs 10 6Ood Rlnug nOs ~
ia SIC me sc; Centrifugal bids aid boxes s2a9c,
ann No l Cayed box Refined brm ard IN lar Gehd
Cuslei Oa; Powdered at lOSdlOS4e Gts1nei al Ios~
Sl4d9l2c and son W bite at 9'sa O'c
TsLLO-I, dl for Gales
OF 20. 600 10 onlnaIv good at SosGS &c
AuSKi-ihere good demand at deohne OF 2e PCT eOHi
sales Of 500 bbs SSl
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! aogss. ~. ses 15aEgEsW ,Sa&

etoek m London lS7bWhest l2uDOt TO l3VOVV qei
Com uad.r 30 900 os nour 1870 600 to 600 ebs
stoels in Nsuoo Jan. lS75-Four 100000 70 l4VoV99
bbls Wheat 100000 70 10000 or C0rr oOooo 10 oVoV0
- ,,.,,- M, L. - .a,,.rd nrev.,lng ard the
maize, !, oSe the suppl, light We quote 'hIIng 65@9oe
r iots AZ "a doOc 5O665c end Salt al 50dSoc
straw quiet 6Ua6e for Long Rye 5oGooe oI Sho
NVs STOREsRc,u continues dali at So 10d$2 10 ioT ordi
psr 10 Coco STRAINED Spirits Turpepne stronger WIN e ~
ald sales Of 90 bbk in shipping order al 30 ; VI oo ~ 20
aS2 so Pitch dullat 50 250$2 81 % delivered ,,,.
oIIS-Inseedi but quiet at 71G1oe from Sns.sIs
81 OSaS TO- dull and nominal at 4Oc ioi souo O
further stvsncd but with ye LITTLE cong
opoed deyerhbe the middle Of me monHi
Of 500 bills at re- Niae
&c asked With IN ntetve markets W. near 81 The
reported sgue Nsphth lower az iVc 99 INC
msrlc for Refined al Piisdpbia is inert at 10 Inc
ndyfs are as follows: Tusse 81 O 4GSl O22 on CIV pou
pa AZ 81 rdioue 65s 2 bid Housewife: qIes 9u a.
etreum Center quet s5c PsrkeTs Unhed n % ohC'
PROvlSIoSS-The Pork market stronger hut quiet sales Of 200
hill Old Mess $50; demand for the ntuTe 10 hight New
Reel moderate dmandi sales OF
AZ $40 for Plaii $l for Extra DO fierce Bee n
Quiet Hams 6rmo and more seIye sales OF IVY eo'
s ~ dS23 and 900 bb the Wes. for mm date Yer
on pryste terns strong and more sc'ei
1000 pieces &c for Fresh shoalders FOR ,oose
y Hans IOsa lO7 I2l4d e for Smoked
Do 10000 10 Betes Gall 70 average lU4ci SV totes
Coar is Letter AID more active Hs OF
Oc IT'S boxes Clear, 1OafOll % me iier rae Or
Fsny Cats $50 Short Clear spot ie 29O boIeS no.
seller JsnuaIy lie: $50 boxes Saturday evcni eei
lie Dressed steady fairly active Gales OF western ~
80 AMI CITY Lard is better aud eoSs quit so
and fairy active es Of 200 teces titr, l3Hc I1VO ue
huoi the Cont neD Ouv-te rn. 10y nes No 49,
~. hear $50 Heroes seller Jsnuay. 1884 dl3' Lou
res s,c lS l3l60l3 l5lOci 2COo ucrces Sef
FTTETbe market is unsettled except Choice grades which
about steady lower grades ale negee'eu IeeP" Se
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NATIONAL BROADWAY BAsK NEw.YoRK Dee 10, 1874
10th DIVIDEND .-A SEMI-ANNJJAL
wv DIVIDEND Of THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE OF the Iap
ts STOCK Of this Bauk will be pNe and amer % anusry
suing j. l. EvRRITT Cashier.
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Irving Savings Institution,
Broadway Savings LnstitutlOn.

No ~ Broadway, entrance 90 Par.-7i'ce.
T,t.ree on fuot. entitled for e n"uths ending De-
IN he s,e II six PER CkNf PR AHAtH 81 suns q q
an. gpwrl viii be PAID o. ate. y ian H. 1873
$50 FRANCIS D. $3.50 L.. Pr-steut
Wan "a W,peatr SEC trsalSG tct1ar
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THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MoSnAy Jan. 4, 1874.
following complete list o. eIpoE;s shipped vessels "St
were cleared
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JNMAN LINE.-sOUInERLr COURSE.
IEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

~ LINk-Ihese class STEAM fiPs
Pier Is r. foot Of Cefarsl tor Havana drfet - ntst'
COLUMBi :, a. G. Reef............ ttrbAl Jhrutfy "
CRESCENT CITY T. s. Curts....I no lSuAl. JauuiU u
Fo gbt or passage magacrrt a7p' .
WM. y CLYDE CO.. No. bOSins srseA
McKELLER. LUtfyG Co. Agents Havana
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0Fncs THR CONSOLIDATION Coal COMPANY MARTLLSp,(
No. II BROADWAY. NEw York, Dec l. 1874. !
VNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Com
psny this day declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT
and ser Jan 1873 transfer
books will close at o'clock the 9h inst and
until Jan. 4. 1878. II. Z. HICKS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05

The arket firm under the les liberal supply e1
making inquiry under the better european au"0
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
THE BALL SEASON.

Thus far this season there have been com.
paraNvey few first class balls in tnfs city, but
they are ABOUT to become more freqnenr aud as
attractive as those OF any preceding year. e.
The event which Will inaugurate the week OF
jclity for persons inclined. to- ssaltatory move
ments Is the Bal d'Opera BOune, which Will take
place this evening at the Academy OF Music. 1t Is
underst0of that this will be an accurate repre-.
sentatIon OF an opera ball In Paris. 10 make it
SO the artists OF the Aimee and Soldene troupes and
those or the New Park Theatre operate company
viii be present ard Will do all they can 10 express
the somewhat questionable styN of Parsian dan.
GERS. ie.fl.,,.i ri'et..,.tt-t rf.it, a.n.s ..,
The charity ball In aid Of the Northeastern Dis.
pensary Will also take place tonight, at the L. &.
ington Avenue Opera House. /. is expected that
this Will be a very fine entertainment and as the
balls given ior CHARITY have been tho pieasantcst
tnat have occurred IN THIS CITY, there Is reason Tor
believing that tins Que v III oe no exception.
on Th4r-uay night the tenth annual bail OF the
Ces'cie Ffdn0is de PH0,onie w III be the occasion
OF u large a5semblage IN the Academy Oh Music
IL IS almost unnecessary to say that ths assem-
bagc viii DO very sriIllant one and the means to
fbc Blcnelor's Club will also have pleasant
time 81 Ferero's Assembly Rooms on the evening
OF tuesday EeXt.
In BROOKLYN the season IS Unusually dull. Tne
lesser SOCIAL clubs have not gwen the number OF
"hops" they have been IN the habit OF having and
as YET none nave occurred which can be COM
pared to the affairs given at the Academy or
Music IN that CITY IN past Seasons The Emerald
society VIII, hoWever. meet all It's friends and the
lriendS OF orphans at the Academy OF Music on
Emerald Association go every year tN the support
0i the Catnoiic orphan Asylum.
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
LYCEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY.

A meeting Of the geological section OF the Ly.
ceum OF Natural history was held last evening at the
rooms OF the society, NO. "a Madison avenue. Pro-
chair. TIE minutes Of the previous meeting hav-
ing been read ana approved the President read a
letter from Professor d. s. Marrn VINO was TO have
read paper Oh 'srhe Relations OF the Atlantic
Gness Belt" stating his inability to be present on
account OF Illness He however, reported, on be-
halt OF a committee OF which he was chairman. that
from Investigations already made IL wac found that
the area CT the late earthquake was mucn larger
than had previously been supposed, extending
from Newark, N. j., to Stamford, Conn.,. east and
west, and frorp Fishk Landing to Staten Island,
4, north and south. e.
Professor Foore then delivered snort lecture
on tile minerals OF Magnet Cove Arkansas, also re.
1errIg TO the formation al the Hot Springs, the
manner in which they occur nd the m nerals de-
POSTED by water. Ee exhibited large collection
or magnetic IRON, Arkanslte or titanic acid which
Is used for coloring artificial teeth; also some
beautiful specimens OF quartz from the Crysral
Mountain, near Hot Springs. These specimens
are SAID TO be the finest IN the world. r. ,.''".,'
Professor Newperry exhibited the Jaws OF q huge
flsh lOuha In the DevOnain Rocks OF Ohio, to winch
he gave the name OF "DinicaiNs, or terrible fish,
by reason IF IT'S great size ana the formidable ua-
IN length, the Jaws opening and shutting like
hnge pair OF shears. The style OF dentitlon OF
these fishes had been supposed, he sald, TO be
without example IN nature, but he thought It was
ofLcpld0siren. which shows that tnat the LepId0-
siren Is the solitary representative OF group or
Hshes which existed IN the iofmer ages OF the
world, but which nov have almost. entirely diSap.
peared. W
some slight discussion eusued upon the above
papers and the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
THE UNION LEAGUE MEETING.

FAILURE OF THE ATTEMPT TO NDoRsE sHERI-
DAMS ACTION.
Although reporters were excluded from the
meeting TO consider the action 10 be taken In rea-
tion to Louisiana, by the Union League last
evening, enough was learned to Indicate that the
resolutions offered were in tenor about as fol.
lows:-That disorder has rcisned In Louisiana for
long time and tnat the action Of the usurping
Legislature was crime against the people, while
the movement OF General Sheridan and military
was only an INCIDENT; no lnjnsticet was done
to individual liberty or civil rights, and
while Iurrhsr armed intervention was deemed I'm.
poliric and unsafe. IT, was believed tnat Congress
would fnd the true remedy for the troubles in
Louisiana. and the President be relieved from
grave responsibilities which, however. he mad
hitherto discharged with singular honesty and
ability.
After very animated discussion during which
It became, evident that many OF the most tnfu-
entail members condemned the action OF the
President aud Of General sheridan, the club ad.
journed without taking any action whatever. 1t
was Impossible TO harnonZe rhe conflicting
views, and the discussion being simply a private
Club matter. secrecy was en;oined upon the mem.
DerS nd secretary. It-'f'f'' - .rt'ff efIf
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
GOVERNOR BEDLE.
PROGRAMME OF HIS INAUGURATION TO-DAY
IMPOSING CEREMONIES PROJECTED.

PROGRAMME OF HIS INAUGURATION TO-DAY
IMPOSING CEREMONIES PROJECTED.
The most elaborate preparations have been
made for the inaugural ceremonies OF Governor
Bedle, OF New Jersey, which take place to-day at
Treaton. Yesterday crowds Of strangers began
TO arrive in Trenton, andit is anticipated tnat the
largest assembage Of people ever seen in that his
toric old city will be present.
The following programme for the inauguration
has been announced:-Tne military escort con.
slsting OF the Fourth ana Ninth regiments N. G. s.
N. j., headed by,the Ggveruor's Island Band, will
be under command OF Colonel Dupley S. Steele.
The column will orm at eleven O'clock on Clinton
street. ana march 10 the Taylor Opera House, where
the inauguration viii take place In the presence
OF the senate AID House OF Assembly, Opening
prayer WIN be offered BY rev. Charles K.
1mbrc. ID. D.. Jersey City, alter winch the offiaa
Oatn Will ne administered to the Governor eject
by ChIef Justice Beasley. Governor Parker VIII
deliver the Great Seal OF the State, and the new
Govsrnor will be introduced to the memDers OF
the Senate and House Of Assembly by the Pres!dens
,OI tie Senate, r. Johu w. Taylor. Governor BeoIe
Will fnen deliver his inauguIal address, at the
conclusion OF which bencdicion VIII be offered by
the Rev. Tnoplas UaElon. ID. D., OF Trenton. A
mt ary parade will afterward take place and
review at the state House by Governor Bede.
Battery a, First brigade, will fire a saiure as the
Column passes In review. In the evening Governor
BeGie viii hold Il reception At the state House,
beginning at eight O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
., NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE,
APPOINTMENT OF coMMITrEEs-A BLOW AT THE
''' JERSEY CRY RING.

APPOINTMENT OF coMMITrEEs-A BLOW AT THE
'H JERSEY CRY RING
Both Houses OF the New Jersey Legislature met
last evening In Trenton. The President OF the
senate announced the Committees Mr.. Stone
being Chairman OF the Judiciary, Mr.. Potts OF the
finance. Mr.. Hill OF the Education, Mr.. Hopkins
OF the Railroad and Canals. MIR. Sewell OF the Milt-
tia, Mr.. jarrard OF tie Municipal Corporations.
Mr.. Thorn Of Agriculture, Mr. Schultz OF Fisheries
and MI. Sewel oI Riparian Rights. .ai W. if.f
In the Huuse Mr.. Race Is Chairman OF the Jud-
clary, Mr.. Mct'lH OF the Municipal Corporations
Mr. ucndrckson of the Militia, Mr.. L. ). Henry OF
Education. Mr. Carey OF Revision OF Laws Mr.
Siaun o Federal Relations, Mr. Woodruff OF Ripa-
rlan Rights, MIR. Dojd OF Ways and hiea,is, Mr.
McGec Ol Railroads and Canals. Mr.. Sheesan OF
the SiDalng Fund.- Mr.. Patterson OF Claims an d
Pensions and OF state Prison. HUDSON coanty has
rhe chairmansnip OF six committees.
Mr.. I. :. Henry introduced a bill providing that
any person convicted OF mtsdemeanor or any
CRIME all not eligible to hold oflice. This D
was defeated last year by the republicans In order
that the convicted Commissioners or Jersey City
might retaia their places. Ii will be made a caucus
measure by the democrats thus session.
In tho senate Mr.. Abbott In troduced a bill regu.
ating tie salary ol the Prosecutor OF the Peas IN
Hudson county.
me IIopper-Carr contested election was brought
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
TIE EGYPTIANS IN DARFUR.

From GaHgnanFs Messenger, Dec. ?7.I
The Khedlvc- oil Egypt Is losing no time in So.
curing possession OF Dariur, OF which country his
troops, victorious over the native sovereign,
already occupy great portion. Being ava
that a military domination can found nothing
durable, and tina. II ~ TO a regular and Just civil
administration. to safe and easy commercial and
Industrial relations and to the development OF tne
wealth o the invaded districts that conquerors
owe chiefly the preservation OF the territory their
arms nave. sppauet, tue yiceroy has caused his
army 10 be followed py Two scientific expeditions,
them WIN. tue mission OF improving the caravan
roads by wnich Egypt coinmniicatcs With DarIur
OF restoring the olu wells and di3giug new ones
o. nldEtug surveys jor route shorter than that
wli,cu exists Uctwcen the Ntle and the country
and between DebDc and E-Oocd, the capital of
KOrdoau; aud. lastly, OF o0raining Information
relative to tne climate and popuiai ION OF the land
wnlcn extends oetween the old terrltory aud the
unue I Cd tstr,ctS. I'D aeItE't .f..l..ltN.
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
NEW YORK METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY.

Areadlar meeting or the New YORK Minerao.
glcal Society took place last evening in the Col
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons Twenty-third
street and Fourth avenue, DR.. Meredith Clymer
In the Chair. After the transaction OF some rou.
tine business, Or. clymer delivered hts inaugural
address, thanking the members for again electing
tie grown and standing or tile society. Dr.
Eeverly Robinson READ an interesting paper on
"Dfseases OF Tie LarynN anu Pharynx, % which was
IclloWcd py general diSctlssiUu -. i'..f- ., n
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
THE JERSEY CITY WORKMEN.

The steel works at the loot OF warren street.
jersey CITY, were closed yesterday. THE men
were informed that they must accept reduction
OF Ten per cent In their wages. and as the men
were not prepared to meet the proposition, busI-
ness was suspended. A committee OF the en-
plog ges VIII wait ON the rropretors this forenoon
and probably accept the situation. reduclon
in the aboring stan OF the PenpsyIvaLIa ana
Erie Railroads VIII DC made MT The end OF TINS
month. There are not less than 1,210 men ol the
laboring class nov out OF employment Ia Jersey
City, aud there Is no immediate prospect oil re-
ueLf ~ TO f'ill. 'f+I iN HNitf ~ ~ '.'f
The New York herald., 1875-01-19

sad yspsn. which Win finally Be An assistance y -
Olfnavy has boeu the expiora Ton Of the ot1e
and Antarctic aud the vast waters of the Pscinc,
ana IN proportion to its size has done fowardsex
tending a knasledge Of The physical geography OF tia
world than that OF anv other nation.
IL is now. II always has BEEN red In useful
astronomical abors md In long rni dangerous voyages
ana every noFt0n OF county Is Interested IN lis
maintenance. "
When the small outlay for the support Of the navy In
considered IL Is unwise economy 10 withhold what Is
required enable its officers maintain the honor OF
the dag and be ready TO defend al all times
and hareors againsi the depredations OF an enemy.
The New York herald., 1875-01-19
THE ULsTBRMEN's ASSOCIATION.

meeting OF the Ulstcrmen's Greond) Associas
ton was held las evening at No. 1o5 Worth street.
Tnomas Ryan presided. The names OF ovcs
tweuty new members were catered on the books.
Irvine Scholes was elected Temporary rleasugey
OF the association, and coin mites WIS appointed
tie association.
The New York herald., 1875-01-19

lI W. ciis h .olata4la ~ l4.I NJ Ylial4..la
The New York herald., 1875-01-19

Messrs. Porter and Evarts successively spoke and
o MT. Beach each time replied. Aow was apparent
81 the value OF an extra counsellor on the defence,
fresh ran constantly in reserve. 1t was, how
ever, but fifteen minutes TO three O'Clock and Mr..
Beach held on without fatigue. ,..s...,
The Judge ruled out Mr.. Beecher's letters and
an exception was entered with some little feeling.
The theory OF the Judge the pialntif's counsel
-, was that Mr.. Beecher's letters. appealing Tor his
own, might have been written 10 make state.
ments and put them on record lor evidence.
Mr.. Evarts said Whine they admitted those let.
- tcrs mad notnng to 10 with Mr.. Hilton, they mad
sbearng pertinent to the issue. Mr.. Moulion as
the deyositary of iiendsnlp nad posses OF
hons and now controversy arises IN wnici these
papers are pertinent aud lrnportant In oehail OF
OF the witness. IL was proper to institute III.
qniries TO snow the attitude aud conduct oil THIS
witness IRON se ,ee NJ Ms was
to them. He took the attitude OF denying and
excluding ar. Beccher rom these papers, and 1t
was their purpose TO show that iroui the tine ne
denied the access sougnt by Mr. Beccher witness
had assumed hostile position towards him. IL
was the initial step explanation which they were
, a1 Judge Nelson SAID tha. unless the remaiaina
correspondence goes 10 show nostile feeling tbs
q ettcrs were not admissible.
s MIR. Porter argued that the letters themselves
as part Of the res gesu OF tue main Letters n the
Gaze. aud Mr. Beach REPLIED tndJ tncy did not deny
contcmpf, ii It could be SO done; bul tne question
ii, .'How arc they 10 show itf' the counsel had
said 1t could be done ny proving conversations, oe-
talis oI quafreIs aud CONTROVERSY. lie would assert
thaf, according TO the doctrue OF the Law, how.
ever, you cannot give details as 90 rom wnat
cause the hostility charged Is 10 be inferred. u s
only rom acts OF tao witness that that can be M
ferrcd. THIS letter of Mr.. Beecher 10 Mr. Moulton
Is OF reproacn and Indignation. The iact OF refusal
mas been already stated, and the jury can deter
mnc ior themselves on tnat iact, nut tac letters
are out Of place, and he would request Ills HonOr
10 examine t6e question.
Juoge Nelson said he would examine the mat
ter. TIE correspondence Is iatrly in. .,..,! st
Mr. Evar;s claimed that they had the right 10
show what application they would make OF the
correspondence, and they would persist IN their
Application. 1bey would snow ny witness an.
hwers his hostility TO Mr.. Beechcr.
Judge Nelson ruled out tne letters aud defence
n0tod exception 10 the ruling. ,N'f'l lfry IHNI
Mr. Porter Then recoupted the dates OF the let
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-22
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 9l.-FlOur-Quict and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active NnI
prices advanced; No. spring 81 O7al 07H
No. 9 fresh 81 O2M spot 81 O5 seller May
81 05 seller June; No, 3, 96AagG4ci re
iCrtrd 9Oa0lo, COrn-ACtivc aud higher
No. 9 mixed 7ia7lIic spot 73jSc bid sellel
May; 74ISr bid seller juno. Oats-Dcmnnl
active aud prices advanced; No. 2, O094'
fresh spot or seller May; o. 80 bid seller
juno. Rye Demand fiir and market firm
at $lOj. Darley-Demand falr and marke
-Grnl; 81 90 spot or seller April. Clover SEED
-Steatly at 80 O5a7 90. Pork. Dull ut $22 o.
SPOT OF sOllpr May; $22 l9I6a29 10 June
$22 70 Teller July. Bulk Meats-DemanC
fair aud market firm. Whisky-Demant
good Ut full prices at$ii!.
On call board wheat was higher n
81 O33lal O31G May; 81 O5Aal 0jb June
Corn-Firm vt 74GSa7lhG May; 74sSa74A'
June. Oats Gle May. Pork and LAIRD llrn
md unchanged.