Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-01
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IT'S Discussion. SD
SENATE

WASHINGTON. Marchssssi Senator
presented menOrialgigned by
I 20 Thousand two hundred and seventy
six citizens of the State of California,
3 stting forth the evils arising from the
use of Intoxicating liquors, and asking
for legislation to prohibit the sale and
manufacturing of such liquors. Re
ferred.
Senator Ferry TMich.1, from the IL
naree committee, reported faVoraoiy on
the bill of Senator Jones authorizing the
coinage of twenty-eent pieces OF silver
at the mints of the Lnited States.
Placed ON the calendar.
The senate then proceeded to the con- /
Alteration of bills on the calendar, pend I
ing the discussion the morning hour ex- !
5piT1sd. and the senate resumed the con- |
sit,sration of the bin t. provide for the
reclamation and reissf3af United states
noies and for free banking, the pending
motion being that of Senator Morton 10 /
strike out section z of the Til.
Senator Sherman said he desired TO
amend the section, but under the ruling
of t,he chair his molten was net IN order.
While the motion to strike out was
neldiup, Senator Carpenter Senator
Anthonv in the chair1 said it was the
duly of the presiding officer to interpret
the rules of the senate, and N making
a ruling Yesterday, he was governed by
the rule of the senate. The practice of
the senate for the last twenty years may
have teen different from strict inter-
irritation of the rules, bCt that was by
general consent.
Senator Sherman offered resolution
that pending substitute for the whole
bill, or motion to strike ont section
of q bill, it shall be in order to perfect
the bill by an amendment Of The section
proposed to be stricken out.
Senator Carpenter offered as an
amendment, a resolution amending the
twelfth rule, so that pending motion 70
strike out and insert the part TO oe
stricken out, and the part to &c inserted
shall each be regarded for he purpose OF
amendment, as question, and mo-
tion to amend the part 70 be stricken
out shall have precedence agreed TO.
Senator Sherman withdrew the reso-
| luton submitted by him.
Senator Morrill, Vermont moved to
! strike out in the sixth section of the bill
aseventy per cent" as the amount OF
/ United States currency tc De retired,
IS the additional national bank curren-
/ cy is issued, and insert "ninety per
cent" Rejected; yeas y, and nays
| 81, as follows:
/ Yeas-Authony, Bayard, Chandler, COnk-
! ling Cooper, Cragin, Fenton. frennghuysen'
| Hager, Hsmuton Md. Hsn9ilton LAdss, Iexssl !
salisbury, schurz, Stodart, stockton ana
| Wadleigh-2O. -. -.
Nays-Allison, Bogy, B9reman; cSrpentfsI, enfd
/ tt,waite Gordon, Hamilton lTexasI, Harvey
| Hitchcock, Howe, ingalls,, johnson, Lewis
Iagan, McCreery, MeFrimon, Mitchell, MOT
| ~ TNoruOod Oglesby, Peterson, PeaSe
! pratt Ransom Robertson, Scott, Sherm an
s;,orague, Thurman, Upton. west and WIN
dDm-3I.
The question then REQUIRED on the mo-
t;en Of senator Morton to strike out the
forty-eighth section, and was agreed &C
yeas %, nays q, as follows
Yeas-AlIison, Pogy, BoreT2ac, Carpenter
| Conover, Dennis lMich.b Col 5thwalte, Gor
| don, Harvey, Hitchcock, ingalls,, JOHNSTON
Lewis, Logan, McCreary, MerriIca1, MI MlteRell I1
| Morton, OgleSby, Patterson, Seass- I Pratt, han
som, Robertson, spencer, spragu9, Ilptoh ans
West-29, - r,,-,,,,o,,
chandler, Copl<ling, CooIseS, Cralg1n, A1E DaX11E
-, n sss1 & sf o1Se
Zones. Morriif TSIe.l, Morrill, -Yt.l. Sargent
! saulsberry. .Schurz, sherman, stewart, STOCK
ION Thurman, WadIeigh anc W11den--'.
: Senator Gordon offered en- amend
, lnent providing for free banking, ana !
E rive to each State the same amount 9
. circulation, in proportion &c its wealtl
= and population, as the Stats OF MAIN
+. now has. Senator Logan accepted tnl
/, }n lieu of his amendment oLered sewers
!. lays ago.
a Senator Fenton moved sn amend
|, ment repealing the twenty-third sectlo
:. of the act of June, 1854, W1lch pIoVlde
S that the national bank currency sha
J, be taken at par, and providing tor ce
II tain central points where national DanE
{. shall redeem their notes in lsgal- tender
|. Senator Morton said that the who
i effect of the amendmentiwould be to d.
J. nrecjate the national bank notes.
), t-Senator Frelinghuysen said that III
le der the initiation now being authorize
1.-THE national bank currency would
ilow enough.
70 Senator Fenton's amendment was I
,e jected; ayes ii, nays 81.
20 Senator Buckingham offered
n amendment, providing that on the I'll
m of January, 1876, United states leg
is 7 tender notes in sums o. one thousd
- dollars and its multiple shall
"a deemed by the treasurer salaii ~Snd de-
IN United States,s eithsynonina oV1d1S Corn
United States bonfoats, 56@64c. Hay,
psl of such bondsfszAls2S; = EeSs esp Pork@ @ @drmer
ten years, anddysnced; shoulders, 61sc
It, of Ave NJ, clear, SIC. Bacon quiet and
the ur.s os{g: oss1gar.cgreeS, s,a Sc, haws l29d95ac
- ECINNATI, March Sl.-Flour quiet and
" fchanged. Wheat dull end oeclined, at 81 40.
Corn easier; mixed, 63GSee. Oats quiet and
unchanged at 5O@57e. Ryedrll and declined
to " 039l o. Barley dull and prices nominal.
Pork-demand fair and market firm at S16 Is.
Lsrd quiet and firm steam held at SIC; ket-
Tie offered at $50, BaIk meats strong; shoul-
lotse; sales, clear rio, SIC, packed. Bacon in
fair demand and market fr-c; shoulders, So
gle; clear rih, eSs1sc; clear, sec, all packed,
Whisky, Gle.
sT. LOUIS, March sl.-ylonr quiet and
weak; little doing. Wheat dull and prices
dropping. No. 2 spring Chicago, 81 %. Corn
in good demand at fIl prices; No. ? mixed,
6StR6S15c in east elevator. caEs in fair demand
and market firm; No. 2, 6Cc N east elevator.
sci.rce and higher at 989eSc. Whisky steady
at s2c, Pork firm at SIC. Dry salt meats are
Bacon strong at 7g714c, SIC, 27zqs1gc. Lard is
easier; refined &c, buyer first half OF April.
CHICAGO, March 3l-Fior- steady and In
moderate demand. Wheat steady and in mod
erte demand No; S9; 2spr55ng Snicag9 81 ls14 for
Corn steady and in moderate demand; No
mixed, 6l5s96l5zc for regular ard 6254 for strict
ly fresh, on spot. Oats cuiet end weak; No. 2,
A2sxc for regular, on spct. Rye steady and in
moderate demand; No. 2, ee9S2c. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Whisky, 9Sc. Pork in active
demand and prices advanced, SO 80. Lard in
fair demand and prices advanced sos. Bulk
miats quiet and unchange5' Bacon steady
and in moderate demand,
REV YORK. March sl.-ElOur firm and
more doing; superfne western and State,
IS 0O@6 Is. Rye -four, q 75@5 60. Corn
mtal-western, s. 7594 S5. Wheat opened
quiet and closed dun and declining;
Nc. 2 spring Chicago. 81 5l9l 81. Rye
quiet at 9Sc@SI 03. Barley and malt un-
changed. Corn dull and declining for new,
steady for old: new western mixed, S2llS6c.
Oals dull and lower mixed Eestern, 56@5se.
Hay and hops unchanged. Coffee heavy and
lower; Rio, 2014c. Sugar steady. Molasses and
rice quiet and unchanged, Petroleum hrmer,
with an advancing tendency, crude, 71z97Jsc;
refined, 1870. Turpentine ersn at 47c. Pork
firm; new mess, SIG 70. Beef unchanged. Lard
heavy; prime steam, u-l6Gg34c. Whisky
firm at 96c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3-s-Flour-double,
$6; treble, S6 5097 50; family, SS,99. Corn nrm;
wfite, 75976c; yellow, scarce and frmer at
S2e. Hay dull; prime. sl7 Hsms hrner &C u
8fs1zc. Molasses in light supply ;fernenting
common, 50g35c; fair, 871lQ949s. Oals, 65@66e.
Brin, 81 IS. Pork, SIS 671a. Dry salt meats,
nd o. Lo.~ md