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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-27

Prseeedings I'm the Senate.

WASHINGTON Jan. 26-Mr. Sumner
credentials were presented, A resolu-
ton was adopted appointing commit
mittee oil five from the House and three
from the Senate to sit during the recess
OF the Forty-frst Congress, who will re-
port upon the expediency Of reorgani-
zing the civil service in the several de-
partments of the government
The Naval Committee reported bill
recognizing the navy, which was re-
ferred back 1t reduces the number of
Commodores to Is, Lieut. Commodores
to 80, LieutenaAts TO $50 and Masters
and Ensigns to 100.
The Appropriation Committee reported
back the pension bill reducing appropri-
alton for invalid pensions to $4,000, 600
Mr.. kellogg introduced bill to aid in
the construction of the Pacific Transit
Railroad and Telegraph Company, from
New Orleans to some point on the Rio
Grande in the direction of San Bias, on
the Pacific, which was referred to Com
mittee on Pacific Railroads.
1t proposes that the government shall
guarantee the payment of interest in
thirty years at six per cent bonds Of the
company to the extent of 10000 per
mile, the United States to be secured by
first mortgage, the work to commence
within one year and to be finished in
six years.
A bill was offered to Commerce Com.
mttee Incorporating the Southern Ex-
press Company.
The morning hour expired during a
discussion on the bill for the relief of
Mrs Ganehan.
The bill 10 relation to the central
branch U. p. r. R. was taken up. An
amendment was offered continuing said
branch TO Fort Ripley upon the same
terms granted for the continuation of
the eastern division U. P. r. R., and
that no subsidy be allowed for any great
er length than ferty miles from the ter.
mination, or the one hundred miles
wherein bonds are authorized to be is
sued
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CIreuit Court.

Gilbert Marshall Us. John ID. james,
Judgment for $2,s5I sc. The case Of
Terry Wade rs. C. N. Ordway et ais was
taken up. The jury was emPaneled and
the testimony will be taken to-day.
Several cases, that have been pending
for some time, were disposed of yesterday.
Case No. 55 has been reached on the
docket. - : -
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GEORGIA.
The supreme Court, Legislature,
Governor, Etc.


Governor, Etc.
ATLANTA, Jan. 26.-The Supreme
Court to-day held the Relief Law to be
constitutional, Judges Brown and Mccoy
asserting, and Judge Warner dissenting.
The report of the Treasurer of Georgia
TO the Legislature shows the amount Of
State bonds placed to the States credit in
New York city, and also states that
$4,000 were drawn from the Fourth Ma
tional and the Park Banks of New York
on the State credit by Gov. Bullock, for
which no account has been rendered.
A resolution was introduced in the
House, memorializing Congress to re-
move the disabilities imposed on the
State by the fourteenth amendment The
resolution was indefinitely postponed.
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CHICAGO.
Hard is the Way Of she TransgressOr.
Snacial 10 tho Union md American


Special TO the Union and American.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Tuesday afternoon
young man named Henry Fitzherbert,
cigar dealer, committed suicide by
jumping from the window Of Justices
Office in the third story of building on
Canal street. He had made arrange
ments to elope with another mans wife,
and their baggage had been sent to the
depot, bat before they could get away
in the train both parties we've arrested
and taken before Justice for examiDa>
ton. While the Investigation was in
progress Fitzherbert deliberately broke
open the window and jumped out Fall
ing on stone pavement, he was hOrri-
bly, mangled and lived but few hours.
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DischarResf.

0 Jack Phillips and Thomas Lansdon,
colored, were arraigned before Justice
Mathews yesterday, the former on the
charge of receiving stolen goods, knowing
ing into the jewelry store Of W. T. Ora
ham. They were both discharged.
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Member OF the "BIOOdy
Afreafed.

VIM. Childress, colOred, was taken i'm
by the police yesterday on charge of being
an accomplish in the robbery Of Kline's
drug store a few days since. When arres-
ted he had large bowie knife strapped
around him. He was sent 10 the Work
house to await trial this morning, s.
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lhfcHam Thte

Hart Mason, colored, was arrested yes
terdsy for stealing chicken from Byths
Bryant. Justice Mathews continued the
case until Thursday.
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CommIss,oners, Carrt.

Fred Clink, drunk and lying on street,
discharged. Jerry Polk, depositiDg filth
in public street. Thomas Lansing, Julia
Rodgers, Charlie Moore and J. T. Garner
we're turned over to magistrates for trial.
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Afnhhall

A negro girl was stabbed in the arm by
an unknown white man, last night about
8 o'clock, on Cedar street, next door TO the
police station. 1t is evident that he was
after no good purpose. He made his es-
cape without being arrested.
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kssanIf and Rnaferx

VIM. Lloyd, the youngster WHO struck the
old negro woman on the head with rock
on Monday, was arrested yesterday and
taken before Justice Mathews. The case
was continued until Thursday.
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Larceny.

Charles Moore, eolored, was bound oven
to the Criminal Court yesterday by Justice
Wilkinson on charge of stealing box Of
cigars from L. Crutcher Il Co, on Broad
street. In default of bond he was sent to
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In the Board Of Aldermen last night an
ordinance forbidding the manufacture OF
alcoholic spirits within the corporation
passed three readings. /. has to receive
the sanction Of the Board of Councilmen
before becoming the law.
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ISSOURT.

Discovery of Frauds-SI, Louis FreIghi
Agent.
Special to the Union and American.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 26.-COrrespondents
at Jefferson City hint at the discovery Of
frauds, and promise further disclosures
tomorrow.
The Merchants Protective Freight
Union, just formed here, have elected
Alfred C. Bernondy to represent them as
resident agent at New York.
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The auction sale Of tickets for the
opening night of Booths new theatre in
dicated total receipts of 10000 Between
400 and 500 persons were present and
competition was lively. One box sold
for $40, another 1922, and orehester
chairs ranged from SIS to $25. Seats
sold-day averaged 50 each Sale to be
continued on Wednesday
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WISCONSIN.

Carpenter Elected 10 the Senate.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Matt. III. Carpenter
was yesterday elected Senator from
Wisconsin.
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RRlaaSAn.

G.. II. Brewer, committed to Jail few
days since on charge Of fraudulent breach
of trust and obtaining money under false
preienses, was released yesterday.
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Committed.

John I. Garner who was arrested Mon
day by Larry Ryan on a charge Of horse
stealing, was committed to Jail yesterday
by Justice Cassetty. He will be conveyed
to Murfreesboro to-day for trial.
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Refusing so Clean ChInneys.

Two persons were arrested yesterday al
the instance of Mr.. Erliek, who was APP
pointed to superintend the cleaning out Of
chimneys, for refusing TO have their chin
news cleaned.
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THE AEGEAN STABLE.
Grant Looks I'm al the DOOr-Takes I
Whit, and Says It must be CIeansed.
A special telegram frsm Washington o

Whit, and Says tt uaust be Cleansed.
A special telegram frsm Washington of
the 18th, says: Z
"There is pretty good authority for
saying that Grant visited Rollins, of the
Revenue Department, the other day to
post himself, and desired to know who
are the thieves that are plundering the
Government. The commissioner could
not or would not answer, but evading a
direct answer tried to explain that John
son wouldn't, and proceeded at great
length but giving no satisfactory reply
to the question. After propoanding his
query a second time without receiving
any positive information, the General
stalked out of the Office. Grant has said
one of the first acts of his administration
will he tn clean out the Augean stable ="
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All q Mistake.


Antonio Coriero was arrested yesterday on
charge Of fraudulent breach Of trust. An
old blind negro man had just received the
months pay drawn by his SOD, and desiring
to purchase some articles, dropped into
Coriero's fruit store, and gave him twenty
dollars to change. The old man purchased
goods to the amount Of twenty-five cents,
and instead of receiving nineteen dollars
and seyenty-fve cents in change, only got
nine dollars and seventy>fye cenIs--just
ten dollars short. When arraigned before
Justice Mathews yesterday, Coriero said il
was through mistake, and was discharged
upon refunding the balance Of the money
and paying all costs.
Arrest of Member OF the '.BIoody
@ a- .Nine.' 11cH .si.f
Albert Moore, colored, was committed to
Jail yesterday by Justice Mathews on s
charge Of larceny. He was arrested by
Officer Thompson, and is supposed to be-
long to the organization known as the
eBloody Nine" He will have hearing
next Thursday. sG .is.a.ges 5T-
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Compromised

The case Of Charles Baker, charged
with fraudulent breach of trust and for
gerry, was compromised yesterday by the
father and prosecutor, and the defendant
was released by Justice Mathews.
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RlRamlK.

10. Mathews, colored, was arrested last
night on charge of bigsmy, preferred by
a colored woman PANIED Frances Mathews
He will have hearing this morning.
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A Swedish paper reports that the
Prince Of Wales, during his stay in
Stockholm, last month, was admitted into
Freemasonry, and passed through six
degrees. On the following day he had
some additional degrees conferred upon
him, and was created Knight of the
Masonic Order of Charles XII
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Stealing Harness.

A man named Belts was arrested yesler-
day for stealing a set Of harness from D.
d. Dickey, valued at $35, and will have
hearing in the Commissioners Court to-
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Boston has one doctor who pretends
to practice "Naturepathy," and one
doetress who practices "Baunschedis-
mus"
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NEW JERSEY.

Election of United States Senator.
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 26.-J. II. Stock
ton was elected United States Senator to-
day.
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pTaet,no 81 Teaehars

The Teachers Association met in Shell
byville on Monday and viii hold meetings
during the week. ....... ID
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Mr. Norman offered the following reso.
ton
Whereas, The eolored citizens of the
State have been enfranchised with equal
rights before the law it is right and proc
per that they should bear an equal por~
ton of the burdens Of taxation; there's
fore,
Resolved, That the Committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to prepare an
amendment to the constitution to ac-
complish said object Adopted under a
suspension of the rules.
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hill, OF GEORGIA

appear before the House Ways and
Means Committee tomorrow to urge a
modification of the law on stamps, etc.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25-In order to
test the fact that the fire in the Bird
block was not caused by explosion of the
boiler, steam was raised this morning in
the boiler among the ruins, proving that
it was not injured. The origin of the
fire is still in mystery, though generally
supposed the work of design for the pur
pose of rObbing the store during tha'cOn
fusion which would ensue
CHICAGO, tJan. 25.-This afternoon
Henry Fitzherbert, who had been arrest
ed for larceny, dashed through the Sec
ond story window of Justice Lifts Office,
and fell upon the pavement sixteen feet
below His recovery is considered doubt
ful
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THURSDAY, Jan. 26.-The House was
called to order at 10 A. NJ, Mr.. Speaker
Richards in the chair, and sixty>three
members present.
A communication from the Comptroller
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In conversation with the Virginia
Committee, Gen Butler said he consid-
cred that the contest in Virginia was one
between capital and labor. The repre-
sensations which had been made to him
indicated an unwillingness on the part
of the landed prOprietors to sell any of
their property, which, in small parcels
could be so advantageOusly cultivated by
the negro, insuring great ultimate wealth
and population to the State The Nir-
ginia delegation assured Gen. Butler that
this was a mistake, that the landowners
were anxious to sell whenever a good
price could be obtained
On Wednesday there died in Putnam,
Ohio, child aged twelve years, that was
born without spinal column, and dur
ing its existence never gave utterance to
articulate or audible sound. The Zanes-
vile Signal, which makes the statement,
adds: lit was, probably, one of the most
remarkable instances OF malformation on
record, where animal life continued fol-
so long a period, apparently in defiance
of every known law of physiology"
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SEVERAL families from Indiana recent
ly arrived at Salt Lake city and joined
be Norm ons. ... .f.. --.-.. Ia. ...- +
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CUBA.
The United States Demands PrOtee-
ton for Her Citizens.

The United States Demands PrOtee.
ton for Her Citizens.
HAVANA, Jan. 26.-The United States
Consul yesterday formally demanded of
Gen. Dulce, the body Of Scofener an
American photographer, killed by some
armed men belonging to the volunteer
force. He wished to be informed wheth-
er the government was able to protect
American citizens, and told the Captain
General if not the United States would
be compelled to protect them. Dulce
announced his regret at recent bloodshed,
and expressing the hope of no further
trouble.
The revolutionists have withdrawn
from the burnt town. A portion Of Val,
mezedas forces were expected at Mama
pilla on the 18th. The cholera has to-
| tally disc ppeared from Manzanilla. On
Sunday evening a man was dis
covered attempting to enter the apart
ments of Capt. Gen. Dulce. His
| extraordinary conduct excited the suspi-
cion of the authorities and he was arrest
ed. On searching him, a concealed dag
ger was found on his person. The public
belief is that the assassination of Dulce
was contemplated.
UiscOrd among the Insurgents.
New York, Jan. 25.-An Havana let.
ter of the 18th states that the insurgent
chiefs are reported not to be in accord
Two strong parties are forming Gen
Quexada is working hard to be made
| General Chief.
The cholera had broken out in Bay
amo.
| HAVANA, Jan. 25.-In this city yester
day, the Spanish troops were fred upor
from the house tops The fire was re-
turned, but no casualties are supposed t.
have occurred Some volunteers free
into the Louvre coffee@house yesterday
killing several persons and dangerously
wounding others. Two ladies and sew
eral children were killed while leaVin,
the Talon Theater. A meeting of tn,
commanders of the volunteer forces il
this city was held to-day. Capt. Gen
Dulce was present, and said he deplOreC
the recent occurrences.
1t was resolved that all volunteers ex
ceptipg those on guard shall hereafte
r remain at their homes and only come GU
when a signal of twelve guns is fired, 0
at the command of their chief officers
Meantime, till the arrival Of additional
regular troops from Spain, sailors iron
Spanish men.of-war in harbOr are t
perform patrol duty and are now patrol
ing the streets outside the walls.
Business has been suspended sine
the commencement Of disturbance
with the volunteers, but the pee
pie are now greatly relieved, the feeling
of security growing stronger as the sail
ors are well disposed, sober and faith
fully perform their duties to the satisiaC
r ton Of all. The city now, at six P. Nj.
perfectly quiet
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In the Senate tO>day the Judiciary
Committee made q written report on the
credentials of Mr.. Hill, Of Georgia, and
submitted resolution that Mr.. Hill,
claiming to be a Senator from Georgia,
ought not to be admitted to his seat for
the reason that the Legislature which
elected him expelled the colored mem
bers from both houses before the cleo,
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MRS IINcnINls prNsIoN

The Senate Pension Committee will
report a bill giving Mrs Lincoln PEN
sion, and fixing the amount at about
S2,0OOper annum. Her personal appeal
in the shape Of petition, presented in
the Senate to"day, created quite sensa-
ti0n eJ.-
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THE LEGAL TENDER ACT.

1t seems decided that the q. S. Su.
preme Court has taken a balloton the
legal tender case Well posted outsiders,
including many in official station, believe
that it sustains by FIVE to three the con-
stitutionahty of the legal tender act
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
TAXING NEGROES.

TUESDAY, Jan. &c, lS69.-The Senate
met to-day, Speaker Senter in the chair
and twenty members present
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WAITS FROM WASHINGTON.
From the louisville Courier.
WHY GRANT woN'r DANCE.

WHY GRANT WON DANCE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The secret
OF Grant suggesting that there
should be no Inauguration ball is
now ascertained to be that the nesro
secieties were about to overwhelm it with
tneir odorous presence. The colored gem
tiemen demanded equal privileges from
be committee in charge, who were afraid
to decline anddared not aeauiesce. Grant
relieved the perplexed committee from
their dilemma by his letter.
THE CIVIL TENURE ACT
The Senate Committee on Retrenc,,-
ment met to-day and voted to report a
bill for the modification instead of a re-
peal OF the civil tenure act and subse-
quently reported to the Senate, so modi-
flying it as to allow the President 10 select
his own Cabinet officers without confr-
nation; at the same time prohibiting
military or civil officers from holding two
othces at the same time. The pending
House bill provided for absolute repeal
The Retrenchment Committee is com.
posed of Messrs. Edmunds, Patterson, of
New Hampshire; Williams, and Buckalew.
Messrs Patterson and Williams are
against repeal, and favor modification,
and so does Mr.. Edmunds. 1t is be-
heved that while Mr.. Buckalew, a
Democrat, is for repeal, the contest in.
the Senate viii be close, with the chances
Tor modification. The feeling on the
part of the Senate is a reluctance to
relinquish power which makes the
Senate greater than the President The
report causes considerable indignation
among the Grant men.
THE WESTERN TOBACCO MEN.
appear before the House Ways and
Means Committee tomorrow to urge
modification Of the law on stamps, etc.
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WASHINGTON.

70 TaE ASSOCIATED PRESS BY THE wEsrFRs
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TRADE.

Our lCcEl packets which came in yes
terdsy with fair passenger trips went out
again to-day with good esrgoes OF freight,
but trade WIS not as brisk as it should be
st this season.. There seems to be no
great demand for any particular line Of
merchandise. Purchases are made mere
~ 10 supply the present necessity Of the
buyer, who, in all cases, looks forWard to
lower prices. Certain Il is that price,
were never more unsettled than at pres.
ent, and the Fhrewdest operators are
afraid to enter the market.
The full returns Of the pork packing in
the West have been furnished the Gin
cinnRti Price Current, from which the
Louisville Democrat makes the following
summary:
We presume, however, that the ship
ments Of hogs, both live and dressed, 10
New York and other L sstern cities do
ring the season, do not figure in the re-
port. The fact that the New York mar
ket has almost invariably been IL rats
proportiOnstely as low as other points, is
y sure indication that supplies to that
quarter were large or fully equaiIing the
demand.
1t will be seen that the total number of
hogs packed this season, st al points
foOts up 2,477, 264, against 2,78I ,OS4 last
sesson. There Is an increase in the
weight this season, which reduces the
number TO an average Of PA ,90l hogs,
equal ia weight to those packed last sea-
son, or 3 falling of equal 10 81 per cent.
OF the erop OF lS67-S. This is a net de-
crease OF AZ 225. 100 pounds, and a net de-
cre ese OF IA, 7S4 pounds Of lard this sea-
son, although the average yield Of lard
per hog this year vas q pounds in ex.
cess Of the weight Of the year previous
The following is 8 recspitulstion Of the
number Of hogs packed for the two sea-
sons
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mARRETs.


-@@- $500
Wv YORK, March %. - Cotton is steady.
Gplands 2sA@&SEC. Flour % 45y6. Whisky
SIC. klce aud C nee dun. Cuba -ugar llt4G
i21sc. molasses dull. Wheat nUmIuaily low
er. Corn s0S93c.
Dry 5oOu>-Spragues and prints are down
10 NC. ElcLm0ud l2c. hamilton l2hc.
American I2s. Cogluco lac. Amcskeag llHc,
Lowell ice. bedford yc. Brown sheeJlngs are
reduced &c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. March zO-Ftour S. G96 50. Corn
Csc. Oats 6Sc. Pork So. Bulk shoulders
lztzc; sides i54@I7Lc, bacon shoulders BE.
Hams ls1zglg1ec Lard is held at l9c. sugar Il
else. MOL-sses tOU 5c. Wheat 81 $50! -.
Rye 81 81 Barley 81 3sas v. Butter 4Gijc.
Eggs l9c. Cotton duI. al Z7c.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March ~ Flour s. Jo96 10. Corn
53c. Wheat tYgl Os19 Oats. SIC. Rye 81 Is
Gi lSIx. Barley 81 IS HighWIneS sec. Pork
81 81. Lard isJ4c. Hams l5Z9ioc. MOlas.
ses Slgl %. Su=ar i49l6c.
s. louis Narket.
81 LoTrs, March D.-tIOur 81 0064 -.
Wheat nrn 40 81 %. Corn GG7oc. BARLEY
81 5Ual 30. Rye 81 2Ssl 30 Whisky soc.
Sugar LSgi51sc Molasse, unchanged and quiet.
Pork 81 2be32 50 Bulk meats nominal.
lee. Lard lS}ac.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOUISVILLE, March a. Wheat 81 459l $!
Rye 81 50. IobaccO-sales JThnds. at 81 1865
Is % Rye 81 80, Sugar l4%4loZc. Moiassss
oO9Soc- Pork $50 50. Lard l9c. BacOn shoulders
1910: sides I7As26Ic. Bulk shoulders l3t4c;
sides ltl alec. Flour = JO85. Germ 6SS03c
OaA 6lsO1c. Whisky Ole
Sew Orleans Market.
NEW OEL~ANs, MarcG A-FIOur lower. Su-
pertine Sc; XN S. p; Xxx S5 80. Corn firm at
75SsOc. Oats easy AZ 70s5L Bran nrm al 81 Is.
Foreign ERrke'z.
PARIS, March 1U-Ihe Bourse is easier.
Rentes closed at 7Oi z5c.