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, 1862-11-22

Inc following is the full correspondence
between the American Consul at Vienna
and Garibaldi;
"VIENNA, Sept. l, 1862.
General: AS you have for the moment
failed in accomplishing the great patriotic
work which you have undertaken in the in
terest of your beloved country, take the
liberty of asking you if it suits you, to Of
fer US your valiant arm in the struggle
which we are maintaining for the liberty
and unity of our great republic.
The combat we are weging does not in
terest us alone; it concerns the whole civ
ilized world.
The delight and enthusiasm with which
you would be received in our country,
where you have spent portion of your
life, would be immense, and your mission,
which would be to lead our brave soldiers
to fight for the same princi pie to which you
have nobly devoted your whole life, would
be fully conformlble to your intentions.
l should be happy, General, to have re-
ply from you. have the honor to be, &C.,
THEODORE CANIsIUs.
Consul of the United States of America" :"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03

Editors IntelLigeaeeT:-.
Is not true patriotism as necessary for
officers as well as men?
Why is it that men who will not enlist
till assured of their commissions, whose
patriotism may be bought only by such an
Office, are given positions of honor in regi-
ments of brave true men, many Of them
competent to command; whose real patri-
otism indHced them to leave their homes
and in many Instances profitable business
to- serve their country as a private.
Have we not seen enough of the incom-
potency of officers, whom influence of
friends has placed in such positions, who
hear the sound of bottle afar off and are
We have had enough of cowardice, let us
have good brave officers to lead our men
now on to victory.
In this new levy of troops must our Gov
eminent endure another host of shoulder
strap gentlemen, to live idly on her boun-
ty, or will the States give men worthy of
themselves?
Let us show the Government that as
men, soldiers or citizens, We are worthy of
our new State, and that we have enough
competent men to officer aswell as fill the
ranks of our new regiments.
Aud especially in view of the sFpointing
oil Chapla1nsi let US nave earnest men,
who, loving God, can love p1d serve their
county, not by sitting at,home plying the
soldiers, but by being with them in the
camp, on the battle field, wherever they
can be of service; not thinking their duty
done in preaching once in two or three
months, but by praying With, caring for
aud comforting them yes, and fighting
with them.
Let us have such men and the plea often
nsed, "Chaplains are of no use, will cease.
Aud We have such men; look in the ranks
of many regiments, aud we will End minis
tiers who, leaving seminary and pulpit,
have shouldered tho musket and are thus
serving their country in her need.
Give brave efficient officers to the regi-
ments aud there will be better soldiers.
Would it not be we'll TO apply some test
of patriotism to all would-be oGicers2 En-
list as a private, rest on your own merits,
for from the ranks will selections be made.
UNIoH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
FIght al Beverly.

A dispatch from General Kelley yester-
day says that he was attacked by the rebel
cuerrillas under Jeukius,aud Imboden, the
same who made the raid on Buckhannon
and Weston, and that he defeated them,
killing and capturing several of their num-
her. No particulars are furnished. We
learn that previous to the fight Col. Multi
gan had gOne-from New Greek to Kelley's
mid. -. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03

The object OF this suit Is to Of the Aid de-
PENDANT the Of seven hundred and three dollars
and sixty seven cents tsToS,SO With interests and
costs.
The defendant not having made his appearance,
and Il appearing from an AfdAVit filed In ths cause
that the said defendant, Hanson W. ChApline, Is In
sympathy with the Southern rebellion, or Nith the
his usual place OF abode, aud has gone out Of the
reach personal service OF civil process Issuing from
this county OF Ohio, In which he reslded, and has
so remained for ninety days aud more after his hay-
ing left his usual place Of abode, and Is therefore
deemed non resident, by virtue Of the statute in
such made and provided on motion OF the plain
th by his attorney, It Is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after the due publication Of
this order, aud do what may be necessary to protect
his interests in this suit aud that copy OF this
dor be inserted in newspaper printed In the city
successive weeks and that copy Of the same be post
ed the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio eOun-
ty the first day Of the next County Court to be
held for said county.
A copy-Teste;
N. RIcH1RDsoS, for plaintiffs. sspt3Itw \
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
UNITED STATES OF AIERICA-
WESTEIlN DISTRICT OF VIR-

WTHEREAs, libel has been filed in the District
wv Court OF the United States Tor the Western
District of Virginia, the 24th day Of July 1862 by
Austin s. Crane and James LAuderbaek, nbelAnts,
apparel and furniture ALLEGING In substance that on
about the 18th day Of April 1862 the said steanl-
boat AltRmOnt being about to make q voyage from
the port OF Wheeling, within the Jurisdiction OF said
district, 10 the port Of Cincinnati In the State Of
OhiJ, and return, Alfred Woods, Master Of said
steamboat, did ship and hire the beants 70 serve
mariners bOaul said steamboat for and during the
term Of one month, at the sum OF one hundred dol
lars per month"; that RccOrdingiyO about the 18th
day of April, 1862 the said libelants entered on
capacity and at the wages aforesaid; that the libel
ants continued In the service Of said steamboat
for and during the space OF one month, when they
were discharged by the said Alfred Woods, Master,
etc, without having been paid their wages, except
that the lbelant IAuderbaek, paid seVonty-f five
dollars and this libelant, Crane WAS paid fifty dol
lars, leaving balance due the libelAnt LaudeFback
Of twenty-five dollars and balance due the libelant
said steamboat, hor boats tackle, apparel and fnrn-
ture, and that the Court viii pronounce for the
wages aforesaid, and decree the be paid with
COSTS aud for such other and further relief and
dress as to the right and justice may appeTtain.
Now, therefore, In pursu Of the mOnitiOn un-
der the seal ofthe said Court TO directed and de-
llvsred. do hereby give public notice all persons
claimidg the said steamboat, her boats, tackle APP
parel and furniture, or In any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before the said Dis
for the Western District OF Virginia. the l5th day
OF September next, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
OF that day, provided the shall be day of ju-
risdictiOn, otherwise the next day Jurisdiction
thereafter then and there to inteFp0se their claims
and make their allegations In that behalf
N. RICHARDSON, Proctor for libelants.
X. ". NORTON,
aug3O-td United States Marshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
N. RIcnlRDsos, for piaintiis. - " sspt5-itw
TaxesI Taxesl Taxes!

TNAXPAYERs arc hereby respectfully notified that
i their bills for State, County and School Taxes
for the year 1861 will beready for settlement at the
18th inst, 18th OF September, 1921 Prompt and
immediate payment Is required aud expected In all
cases.
All persons In arrears for taxes for the year 1861
also hereby notified, that unless their respective
bills paid by the 18th day Of this month, Septem
ber steps Will be taken for the Immediate collection
Of the same. AL0NZ0 LORING,
sept2-tilI 10Th Sheriff OF Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03

The most intense indignation is right
fully felt by all loyal men at hearing that
large amount of arms were suffered to
remain at such an exposed place as Buck
harmon, and by that means full prey to
tue guerriliss. The matter ought to be-
sternly overhauled. 1t was u most cruel
negli0eCce,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
40 nrore Nnrses Needed.

We see by an Official dispatch to the
Pittsburgh Sanitary Committee that no
more nurses are needed, and that passes
through the lines to PoPe's army arc
stopped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
From waahInRtou Inv Man.

The Washington Republican, received. last
night, states that our forces now have
JacksOu's army completely in their power,
and that his escape is impossible except
through negligence OF treachery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
Wheeling EEMALE SEMINARY.

FTNIIE FALL SESSION OF this Institution will COM
l. menee on wednesday, the Sd day OF September
primary department for young Misses will be
opened at the same time, under the charge u a
competent Teacher.
The Seminary buildings have been thoroughly rem
oIated and much improved during the VACATION
Able aud experienced teachers have been secured for
each department, and every effort will be made TO
secure the comfort aud progress Of the pupils.
anras,.v&a,a Mrs 3 R. A 1-s,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
RRo,r cLARKsnuRe.

FAN particulars OF the Raids on
HuclEhnnn non and EYestOn-lInmense
I.osg of Qunrtermaster's Stores at
the former pIace-The Flight that
Hyns made TO save the ToWM-Eum-
her of ESIIled anu wOundcd-The
Arrival OF the Twelfth Regiment
nj CInrksburS-T heir Experience
ia the Rain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
a Card to the People!
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
Bargains! BargainsII BargainsIII

Bargains! Bargainsll Bargains!lI
I N eonsequonee OF the fact. that All Cotton Goods
4 are advancing very rapidly, and the indications
are that they viii very be higher than Al any
previous time, have purchased large and spleuiid
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. which
have In store No. 50 Main street, Centre wheeling
and 70 which would respectfully invite the atteh-
ton OF the public, As intend selling the stock oct
e the Old prices and some goods cheaper than
they Wete ever known before. 80 that an perTo1s
needing goods, or who viii need them very sIou lad
better avail themselves Of this opportunity of sun
plying themselves, they III save money bv NAL
ing their purchases at this time: besides thew viii
from. '0r's'N
Ny stock consists, IN part, Of Brown and Bieaehad
Mnalns, Calieos Meas and Boys wear OF eTeTV a.
scnption, Cheeks, FianDels, 6Inghamz shaWls Table
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens and Shirt Bo-ouT
PaFasoA, Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts Lace spd Grep.
sdlne Esls White Goods, Laces, Embuoidories Of an
LADIRsi LADIEsI Your speeiai attention "a
invited 70 my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS
which q the largest, cheapest and most eoranlete ~
the season. lawns, Plain, Plaid and EnnbFodersi
Grey foods MOEambiques, BeFaga Anglia g. 4,
great variety Please call early a. viii rsFs It
greatly 70 your advantage 70 do 20.
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN HOMER
te24 Moss Main st., Centre WbssiiaE- Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
From the National Intelligence.
The -Four Days struggle.

The following summary of the conflict in
Virginia during the past week, commencing
on Tuesday night, Immediately after the
fOrAy of the enemy on Manassas, has been
prepared from the best unofficial sources
within our reach. The correspondents of
the press having been excluded from the
lines OF the army, We are without any de-
tailed account of these battles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
COMMENCEMENT OF THE FIGHTING.

On Tuesday night, about eight o'clock,
the pickets at Manassas Junction were
driven in, and the two companies of Penn
sylvania infantry, one company of Pennsyl-
vauia cavalry, and some artillery stationed
there, were surprised and attacked by Gen.
Ewells entire division, numbering from
seven TO ten thousand infantry and cavalry,
with artillery. After short skirmish the
handful of men at the Junction fed, the
Rebels turning upon them our own guns
and keeping up brisk Ere until the Union
troops were forced to retreat across Bull
Run. Here, at Union Mills, two regiments
of Gen. Cox's division, the Eleventh and
Twelfth Ohio, under Col. Scammou, were
stationed, and they Immediately advanced
to meet the approaching body of Rebels
ANOTHER CONFLICT.
Early on Wednesday morning conflict
ensued between the junction and Bull Run,
lasting for three hours, when the Union
troops, being largely outnnmbered and
aanked on the right, retired across Bull
Run Bridge. Here vigorous attempt was
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
THE CLASSICAL ACADEMY.

THUNDER the care Of Messrs. DODGE aud
~ GREENE, will resume its sessions on Monday
The sth day Of September. Application may bs
made to either OF the Principals, and Circulars viii
be ia5ned In q few days. auE2I-dtf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VTIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
v Ace 81 the County Court OF Ohio county, for the
month of September, 1862.
John MeudeI and George Mendel,
partners doing bushes under
the name and style OF J. @. Attachment In
sIendel, Rssumpsit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03

On Thursday, at daybreak, Generals
Kearney and Hooker renewed the battle,
the enemy falling back towards Center
Vile. AT this point our forces came up
with them, when n severe engagement en-
sued, which lasted until dark, with heavy
losses on both sides The enemy fought
with great desperation, aud the shades of
night again caused cessation of hos
tiIities
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03

On Wednesday Generals Kearuey and
Hooker attacked the enemy about one and
half miles beyond Bristow. the enemy
at this point being commanded by Gen.
Ewell. Our forces attacked the Rebels
with such impetuosity that they fell back
in some confusion at least two miles. Night
came on, which saved the cuemy from to-
tai rout They lost their camp equipage
and baggage, and about three hundred
men in killed andH wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03

On Friday terrific battle was fought
with the combined forces of the enemy
The engagement lasted from daylight until
after dark, by which time the enemy was
driven from the field, which was occupied
by our troops, who were too much exhaus-
ted to press the enemy further, though he
remained in front. Our loss in this desper-
ate conflict, in killed and wounded, was
seven or eight thousand, The loss of the
enemy was much greater. Many prisoners
were taken. This battle was fought on
the field of Bull Run.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-03

And SOLDIERS PORTFOLIOS. AAOhhi'''
Just received at %. NICOLL &BROs,
aug2s Variety store, loo Main street.
UTOOLEN STOCKING YARN-A full
w assortment Of cOiOrs OF Ea.tern manufacture,
Just received at the Variety Store Of
D. NlC0LL 4 BRO,
HugS 100 Main street.
WERK'S CINCIN. GERMAN SOAP
w % boxes, Just received and for sale by
jel7 M.REILLY.
, 1862-04-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SPIR1rUAL1sN,-E. Y. Wilson will lecture in
Kingsbuzy Hall on Sunday, april 13, 1862, at *
and ~ .. N. Admission 10 cents.
"NoT FoRGETFUL TO ENTERTA1E STRANaERs.'' -
The Episcopal Church, corner Indiana and Frank
lin streets, has divine service at 10K a. m and TX
?. m. Seats free. Sunday School at 81 q. N.
E. B. TuTTLH, Rector.
Rev. 4. E. Baldwin Of Akron. Ohio, will
preach in the New England Congregational Church
Tomorrow, 18th inet., at 1059 O'clock. The pub
lie are invited to attend.
Rev. ". S. Blanchard Will preach at Ply
mouth Church, corner OF Third ayenue and Van
Buren streets, Oh next Sabbath morning, services
commencing at 10H o'clock
Rev. II. C. jackson will preach tomorrow in
the 6rRt United Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Jeffeieon and Washington streets, at haN-past ten
O'Clock H. NJ, and halfpaet three o'clock P. n.
Key. II. Il. RYDER, Of St. Paul's Universalist
Church. w1lacommence short series OF discourseB
next Sunday evening in st. Pau1's Church, On the
lessons Of the war. The first will be the special
topic Of the ''Relation OF Christianity to War.
Can q Christian fghtt"
The proclamation by the President calling tor
Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the reccut vic
tories with which he has been pleased to the
national a1ms, will be responded to by an appro.
PIRATE discourse at the Tabernacle Baptist Church
on Desplaiuee, between Madison and Washington
streete+ by the Pastor, DR.. ColyiD, Sabbath morn
ing at half-Rast ten o'clock
, 1862-04-12

tion sad nnhesitating support It recognizes the
sound wisdom Of the ancipatson message of the
President, and haile 1t rs a wtse solution Of the
cauBe Of our national troubles.
Of Chicago to the Preeidsnt and Els Adninistra-
ton to the vigorous and Undertaking prosecution
Of 5he KaE the puniahmsnt q p9bnc enemies ensmaes
State Constitution conspiracy against ne good
Of the State, intended to deprive Northern Illinois
Of its Just weight II future legislation whereby ~
denounee it as anti;democ1atic and snbycrsiye Of
dsns our gs99Ro a new tha md taoas
. lime when the mort rigid economy "
should be praeticed and because it opens the door
to public plunde1ers to rob and swindle the State
ttlation. And we further oppose it beceuse It,
hom its 1ooseness and anbignity Of construction.
leads to rnlnous litigation and embarrassment.
that it is clear, simple, and well understood. and
under 1t much more honest and economical ad-
min1stration can be conducted, while all the bene-
n5 %itb nS ihe new can be OBJ
ReEolrtd, That We pledge the Republican party
and the candidates by us here nominated to pru-
dent and economical administration OF our city
ste al good and 1oya men e to unite wth I'll Is in
giving to our candidates coriial support.
,Reso1red, That we are in favor Of tie people Of
chicago electing their OWL officers.
ReNrtd, That we hereby instruct our Represcu.
tat1Ve to recommend to our Senators In Congress
that they vote for and uee all honorable efforts to
carry through Congress. as soon as possible, an
aet Of q the of AZ ths tIa
,Resofred, That the thanks Of this Convention be
uable labors and efforts to promote the interests
OF this city and district and that we express OH
hearty and cordial approval Of his course as oul
Lserjrs3 mat Tim 1,ovory oxh;h;+od m tho eo+.
, 1862-04-12

AOtd4-------. ~
There was fair attendance oc Change today,
and more attention was paid to business than for
several daye past
The Provision market WAS moderately active.
Lardh7as aEmet, under the influence OF an in
proTement In New York, and we note sales Of
prime hett1etendered ut TIC, and small lots at
64@7c- 4 round lot Of about 1880 bxs English
Meats were sold last night, at SC for Cumberland
t4c for Short Rib, 6Xc for Short BonAless, and
SIC for Long Bonelees Middles. delivered at Quin-
q. Several small lots OF, country cut Bulk Meats
were cold today ut DC for Hams, loose; SIC for
Shoulders, packed; and 6Ac for Sides packed.
Mees Pork Is dull end nominal at 4fQh0a1aw,
Even at the tneide price ther Il 1ittle OF no de-
znand- Mess Beef is In good request, and we note
sa1es of Extra Mesa as4tl, = :->* -
There waa better demand for Beef Cattle to-
day, and The market Haa hriskar bot common
grades ware dull. The salss Of good to prime
ranged from $a7nas.1b. Hogs were in good de-
nsnd By sh1ppers at - 6s@3oo.
~Floar rwas dull and neglected -triflng sales being
made at $376@a SIX for fair to good Spring Ex-
tras. 1t the opening there wzA better demand
for Wheat, and the market showed Some s4mptoms
q renewed lie; but before the close It :3all h&ek
aRnin, and closed dull a.d dropping About 6dape
bushe3s of M gE4des changed hauds, At 7B4Dv6e
No. ! Spring, and 7oK97sj5xc ios no: i ap9ine
-snb3ect to e storage closing 1t 7S3f md 717{c.
CornEah ttall and h.syy*xith bntee limited d,
mand and light ealea qt pa Canal md sRizar
Mixed -at asH@aexc, and Of 1ew and
old Canal Aixad At asKc sRoat. Old
, 1862-04-12

HlARKETS RX XTELEGRApH.

: NEW==IuRK. April IL, 1s6e-F1ouR-Ma,-
let heayy and e 1ower, with a limited bus
Sales II, 800 brls At 9s@5 o. for sup state; 5tio5
s = foI extra = p states t45@5o6 for sup western;
s51NG8 86 for common to medium extra western !;
S5.7506.75 Tor trade brands, The market closing
heavy. with no buyers At outside Quotations Can.
nana oq5 sass h. e 9s Mh y ~ limited Dc
500 brls at $3a5@4aa Corn naeal In iii request.
sa1es y a,1 90 bsls s Jersey at at $2:@@2@.
Ga1M-Whest dun and nouipa1ly UNCHANGED.
Ssies 1e0 a Sa Canada a club at $1s1x; 5,oo6 ba
&C. sales 10 ba IL fn3sor Ss 9a sta.e q ea Z
Ge9 a. shass q 5ss y1th moderate sSRo.t
tenn store, esc delivered; 60Sssc for jersey ye
low; 69e for inferior MIXED western IN store.
s a S sscssy and nd stats
3 bags DO ataQxc, other kinds II good ds@and At
~, Pa9y1s1ons:.PTk rules dill and heavy. sa.es
steady s9d tI@ sales sae b1lz st s455Ss.t1 fot
paelea md sa@2se faf Satls sss 11t
dia mess .hE1n;. eales 100 tiatces Il $z1a3 a5.
Prime mess beef qu1et. Beef : hams Iule
,Tey arna. Sales sa5 packases a. :44@sc- -fos
:shoahaezs, and bsfa7c .fof hs,ns. :Also saies d
| aNHR&H49 ana 1iNsHQ bs shoulders fndy suit u
q39s&taSS 9ssnakea meats steady Sales 80 co
pdunds sttes At 6Hc- Bacon eides firm and In
epo1 ae1aan1 Sslea s7o be1es 1t dX&6X Tor Cam
! 'ot9hnd st Hiddhcgs; Ike fut nhoft ribbed do.
Also nnetfs e1ea Of 8, Coo pounds heaIfea IN bulk
11aat bhae q #@8Ko-the lAste1 pKioe 1nf chofce.
| BustefI tssa1ng q sAtec hor Ohio; 16&99oc 1o1
T. tiM Fale9 easT Il adxf Defcenf
On ea1l, With htha hnR of thn tz4fsaet3ons 4 ta6K
Re- E.az sent prem; hReE seasee md V1nted af 90
/ 11M 1s Merchants and 11a5(1f3EiaFBa BaaKsrs
oAlk Amesaeaa soad as4tse: 4i 71@4 4et seant,
ss4ec1Eseaay 4.i6bat no.: ,ass = sis;ise svd
}}=c1oeed hszyysand dun = I'M Z P;dC :3S: q 4
I ~; g. q ca g; ID ecxtp H1%s. rs ID Hudt
/ 364 Htfa 3eE A6o Rac Mali 119ks Penn 90
, 1862-04-12

Per As1A-l lHEKFoo14 March -.
Richardson, Spence 4 Btg7and. Athia d Co, and
Wakefield Nash d Co., report -four 6d@1s
lower, without Leading to business, With
quotations at ,7o@aa. Wheat il fiat and
In abEEnce Of business prices are nominal.
Holders would have submitted to conaidcrable
reduction to effect sales; red western at 10s 4d@
lis ID: white western at is. Corn further de-
clined sd1ad for mtxedof1ered at IS white at
8as@85a per four hundred and eighty pounds
ProViaions-Beef stendy and quiet. Pork more
doing ct previous rates. Lard closed quiet
at 4a845 for good to choice. Cheese IN reduced
supply and holders ask an advance. Sngar quiet.
Prices rather favored the buyer; Coffee IN limit
ed supply, and ful rates maintained
LoNDoE.-Breadstuffa dull md rather lower,
whtle American wheat is sold at t9@61s; red $50
k5s. Tea quiet.
L4TEsr-LyHFoo1, MArch 50. Breadstuffs
market very dull Provisions ruled quiet and
LoTpoa, March 90.Conso1s closed Saturday
ssaf st aassf aass sss sse ss5 :e
44H4SH discount.
PARis, March s0.-The Boutse yesterday closed
firm rrnfes E9f E5