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The Hot Weather in Sc. Louis

ST. Louis, July 10.-The heat to-day has
been greater than that Of any previous day
this year, the mercury ascending to 100 de-
grees in the shade. Horses and cattle have
suffered much, and it has been no uncommon
sight to see them Frustrated and be doetored
for hours on the streets. Six cases OF sun
stroke, none Of which were serious, were re-
ported at the dispensary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Excursr0nIsts, Take Notice The steamer
WHISPER leaving every SATURDAY at D.
N. for Vieksburg. will take excursion passen-
gers to meet The EDWARD J. GAY, returning
to the city on sU NDAY EVENING. Fare FIR the
on her regular trips on MONDAYS and FhI-
DAYS, a. 3 p. M, will carry passengers to Car
rollton ut TEN tloJ CEN Is each, the proceeds to
be- divided among he city ORPHANS Asylum5.
JOHN JAHNEY, Agent,
H1Y pcfr
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suits Against the CINCINNATI Southern
Railroad

CINCINNATI, July 10.-Two suits against
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad trustees
one OF Hugh Campbell for S531 900, and an
other Of p. Cummins for S10s00o in Hinton
morning at the cost Of plaintiffs. The costs
In each case are over $1,000 1t required 224
days to take dispositions, and the manuscripts
filled two large Saratoga trunks.
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rha Illlnpls ,,l1lttn Lnw Tsstea.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-The Socialist militia con-
test came before Justice Morrison this evening
and Capt. Beekfotdt, who was arrested while
drilling his company OF Lehr and Weir Verin,
in violation Of the new State militia law, was
held over to the criminal court in $4,000 bonds.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JULY II 1879.

estate and the Increased wealth In personal
property.
Let Justice prevail, let each citizen pay only
his Just quota Of The expenses OF the govern
ment, and let these Ubiquitous license taxes be
ut once and forever abolished.
w. T.. HERMAN.
Clinton Tia
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Two Boys Drowned.

WILKEsBsRRE. Pa, July 1O.-Chas, Gard
ner, aged nine years, was swimming iii d
pond and was drowning. when his brother
William. aped twelve. Bumped In ID rascne
him. Both were drowned. they sank in the
nresence of many good swimmers who made
no attemptto give assistance.
SISTER AND BROTHER GONE TOGETHER
BROOKLYN. july 1O-A man and woman.
Anton V0lnleye,. and his sister Annetta
Jaeger, were walking on the track OF the
Brighton Beach train Yesterday and were
hnth killed The bodies were terribly
manpled. The engineer gave the signal.
which did not appear to be- needed
uts61y,. ptrzzrr.
- 9 q
nj n tb hoyo thi ,1arp1f,
II II .o5 O'clock. His ne neck was broken BE-
~ fa1I nnnaai pgns oar.,iatad Ioet TIC * X
haang accasenrv ~ t.,a rnl1rdar r. snsan
Harson In Brookfield. in November. 1874. "a
suit for breach Of promise had been begun
against him ny tine woman, and after the dis
covery Of the murder he was arrested, tried
IN 1915 ana acquitted. lie WAS rear
rested three years later as accessory before
the fact, q boy named COOK confess1ng TO be-
III ~ p.lne,psl; ~ llhPilcaeln 1g7o bnzze
0uiltv and Sentenced to he hanped Jnlv 10
IR7g ,Thia sentence vyas friday earried ni1t
nd;ng that his csunssl and nthars
had made strenuous Efforts tp secnra j, com
mutation Rnzzel did not, sjeep yerv soundly
last night but was cool and collected this
morning. tie was visited 81 @ CLOCK Dy
9hefl1I Haiey anu senior cameron, ana tney
had 9 long conversation Wild MIN. Much q
MS tl I'm OF late hau been passed IN readlng
the Bible ana convefsing with the chaplain,
11io 10 % q oi - h.o ooi
a pbfAoLlEh DAooHIhh sAYES HIM
CHICAGO, July l0..-Avery Moore, ex west
town collector, who two years ago ran away
20 Canaaa, q deIauiter 20 Inc amount 81 p5ooo,
returned and through his daughter who is. a
teacher ID the public schools compromise
has been effected; 9 large amount already been
paid by the daughter. and she guarantees the
remainder.
FELL oFF TILE ROOF.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SWEET CHALYEEATE SPRINGS
ALLEGHANY COUNTY

Nine miles from Allegheny Station, e. u d. II.
H., sixteen miles. from Greenbtier White Sui
nhur and one mile from Old Sweet SPRINGS.
West Va.
Famed for their nervine tonic and aIteratiyy
powers. as q beverages and d bath. Open for
reception of visitors June 1. 1879. 4
Finest tonic Baths In America Ladies, Plunge
Baths. Gsntlemen's Plunge Batha. Also BATH
ing establishment for Hot. and Warm Baths,
supplied By mineral wafer from the springs.
watering place. Telegraph. express and post~
Office In hotel
Board ~ so per day, sf4 per week, SO per
month. Special contracts made for families or
large PAL ties. For information In regard to
these waters send q JOHN Z. WILSON.
Proprietor Sweet Chai ybeats springs. Alleehany
county. Va. 1e20 and 2fn
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down In torrents, completely drenching the
numerous attorneys and architects offices
situated ia that building, and, OF course,
doing great damage. Other buildings in
different parts of the city were damaged, to
what amount cannot be estimated.
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John Browns son to- Visit the NeEr.
EmiErants lii Kansas.

CHICAGO. July 10.--John Brown, Jr., son Of
the famous old Abolittonist, passed through
the city to-day, en- route to Kansas, where be
goes TO investigate the condition Of the ne
groes who have emigratad there from the
South. His home is on Put-in-Bay Island
He is fifty-tWo years of age.
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Marshal menner. .,t chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1g.-A special meeting of the
dismissal of Fire Marshal Benner, adjourned
without action. All the firemen OF the city
have joined in q petition to have Benner REIN
stated
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weather Reports to be Provided by tlas
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

CHICAGO, July 10.-The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad has made arrangements with the
Signal Bureau by which the weather indica-
tions will be telegsaphed along their line and
bulletined at stations for the benefit of farmers
mechanics and others, six to twelve hours in
advance of the mail.
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once III the Rew orleans Gas Light
Com parry New Orleans. July i, 1s79-A divi e nd
Of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE will be paid to the stockholders on
and after july Is. out of the earnings of the
past six months.
All transfers Of stock made between July and
Is will be Tex dividend
iyt 15t ". YALLOIS, Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

LHOR RENT-THE STORE NO. 81 NATCHEZ
~ street. suitable for commercial purposes,
and in good order aud repair. For rent low to
d good tenant Possession Immediate. For
terms apply to E. Z. Barrett. No. Commercial
Piaee. js92w
LsOR RENT TIL VERY DESIRABLE TWO
IL story frame residences. No. 21s Tnaiia. be-
tween st. Charles and Carondelet str cts; con-
and fine bedrooms. all in good order. Rent $25
per month till October /. Apply to
]. G. MOREY
Jackson Railroad Ticket Office, corner Camp
and Common streets. je29
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FOR SALE.

E1OR SALE AT A SACRIFICE MAGNIFI-
~ cent Raised Cotfage dwelling, containing
six rooms on ground floor, kitchen and dining
and Camp streets. and bounded by Magazine.
Camp. Marengo and Constan'inoDle streets.
measuring about 1870 feet front BY about 200 feet
deep. Large gallery In front. sig beautiful
shade trees, and roomy sDaee around the house.
Those wishing bargain, It would pay them e
vas hs near amn
No. 1874 ,Magazine street. ----l 115 I'm
LyOR SALE CHEAP-A FINE DWELLING,
e two AMI q half miles east from Amite City,
La, thirty five acres cleared. $50 acres in all.
number OF young peach trees. grape vines and
strawberry beds and other fruits on the place.
Tho cleared land has o new fence around IT.
House new and contains seven rooms; out
Of o mile from main house, Splendid stock
range in tho vicinity, especially for sheep. This
place IS sixty eight miles from New Orleans
and three- quarters of milo from Hullstts
Mill. Splendid place for fish aud game. High
land. For particulars address j. 8. SAUNDERS.
Va!ence street. near Camp. formerly OF 1874
Magazine. lel2 I'm
L7OR SHAREHOLDERS OF ALL KINDS, AT
IL the Old established steam boiler. manufac-
Petters and No. ii Cailiope street. All boilers
Tsd Tor nge gn nos to aa
the lowest. Send for estimates. Address Post
office box No. 1854, New Orleans. Ia. ie11 Ar
nor SALE By j. s. sAUNDERs-A BEAU
- tiful summer residence az Biloxi. Mtss..
acres deep; house containing three large front
rooms, two cabinets. kitchen. servants rooms.
stables; also twelve bearing orange trees.
grapes. figs and fruits Of various kinds. All IN
good rennir and freshly painted. Apply to J, s.
SAUNDERS. Valenee street, near Camp, FORM
eriy Of 1894 Magazine. ap26
LfOR SALE-STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL.
Wheels, Pumps etc, Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks,
Grab Wenches. J aekscreWg. Crate Bars, Furnace
Mouths Wrought Iron Works. Brass and Iron
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small PrepeI.
| loT at CLARA'B FOUNDRY.
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
| H51 25tf 4@8
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wAHrED-FEnALEs.
Cooks. ghambsr1nnids, etc

w situation to do house work. Best refer
ences given il required. Address Bridget. 80
ST Thomas street i've
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.
Clerks. statesmen, etc.
HOARDERs WANTED.
Observation-Disclosures WANTS.

NIANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
" the cheapest and best advertising In the
city Is In this column, at ten cents per line for
the first and five cents for each subsequent In
sertion. mh22
CT En Fob PIANO TUNlNe-BE EST WORK
1.slV 900 Magazine. %. LNEdH. solree
Pianist. iY6Iy
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OVER 1900
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.

The. Eagle" Cotton Gins were first introduced
into the tern states
al the cotton producing regions OF he world.
THE BALE OF COTTON WHICH RE
lCEIVED THE GRAND PRIZE AT ST. LOUIS,
AND Has IS Won 81 az Nay THQUsaNsDs ), oF
G Bnnas ON THE EAGLE corToN d1N. A'
The great popularity Of the Eagle Cotton Gin
is established from the we'll known fact that
they are the most reliable; strongest, and hest
runs liehter than any other gin thus having q
great advantage fol-. planters who wish to run
horse power AZ ths q ans s planters
the fact that when their cotton 10 sent to market
1t ALWAYS brings the very highest market price.
az no other gin can p Is Ga fner Or better
Over al 900 Eagle Cotton Gins have been made
the u aes Ms g s se raes gssn Gins hfs
Or rejected. ont Of gte immense number sold he
sa2 ssr Ct e ,5 hass GoS sn se = ss,
than mast Other kinds Of Gins thus giving on,
4o-sa,o Gins more teet1; and trey are more than
use only q ten.inc1s cy1inder and Me same great
atfrnntage Of The t,oflpe. inch cylinder IN our
larger SIZED gins oaa be easi1y eszsatsM 80,
m established reputation, can purchase an Eagle
Cottnn Gin, with the certainty that they are not
making an untried experiment but will obtain
and largest planters In the country as the best
A jasge stock OF Eagle Cotton Gins are always
kept on sale In New Orleans ready Tor lmme'
diate shipment.
Planters should be particular to state If they
want right or left hand motion Gins.
| q saw. Wekeep ON sale Gins OF 10, IS. 80 %. 90
| 65, 70. rs and 50 Saws. both right and loft hane
ali orders should be addressed to
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The WDman's Christian Union VIII
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month at II a.. M. at the Carondelet street
Methodist Church.
MRS. J. ]. LYONS. President,
Mrs. FL. ]. CooP. Secre tary. de5 #
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ontcs OF New orleans City Railroad
Company, No. 124 Canal street, New Orleans.
May 8. 1s79-Until fu ther notice trains to the
New Lake End will run every half hour from g
o'clock p. H., to 9p. m. The last train will
my5 Il q. 6, LEWIS, Secretary.
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THE BUFORD CASE

CINCINNATI, July 1o.-In the Owenton, Ky.
Circuit Court Judge Mcnamara refused 9 COT
in the Buford case and ordered thu
trial to go on. The work Of irnpaneliDg jury
was commenced this afternoon.
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W. i. CUSHING, New Orleans,

II W. u. VUSHIN6, NOW UTItAHs,
Sole Agent for the southern states.
Country merchants allowed a liberal discount
on all orders.
THIRTY CENTS A POUND FOR COTTON.
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange paid
THIRTY CENTS A POUND for bale Of cotton
gfnned on the EAGLE COTTON GIN. and sent
b. SC bale Of cotton seen In New Orleans.
SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZE AT ST.
LOUIS.
at the great st Louis Fair. last October. the
Grand Prize of 5000 for the Best Bale OF Cotton,
COTTON GIN, being from 20 Eagle Gin cold
By w. T.. CUSHING to MONTGOMERY d
SONS.
w. Z. GUSHING,
1Gg Grayier street.
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INSTANTLY KILLED

moor, was instantly killed last night while
driving. The rejns broke, the team ran away
and Weir was thrown from the vehicle. His
companion is probably fatally and the lady
seriously injured.
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TELL ORE THE ROOF.

TELL OFF THE ROOF.
BALTIMORE, July 1O.-Alexander Hollings-
well, aged % years. a painter, fell from the
scaffold OF house in Northeast Baltimore at
noon to-day and was killed.
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a DEFAULTEK7S DAUGHTER SAVES HIM.
CHICAGO, July 1O.-Avery Moore, ex West
town collector, who two years ago ran away
to Canada, q defauIter to the amount OF $4,000,
returned and through his daughter who is d
teacher in the public schools a compromise
has been effected. 8 large amount aiready been
paid by the daughter, and she guarantees the
nin1nf
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS..

LONDON March 27-Thc Times in Its financial article
"a demand for has been experienced In conhec
with the usua quarterly requirements and the approach
Of fcrtnghtv settlement The supply Of in the
open daily diminished through the efforts made
in the rest Of the years and the result OF
Influences Is that the rate has hardened nearly II not
cent Tor three months bank bills AnNetY
fell dealers approaching settlement in regard
Erie second MORTGAGE bonds Convertible gold bonds
VIII deliverable second mortgage bonds and that
very large payments by recent buyers VINO have
fOnnd to the stock from account To
account Should BUYERS dreaded unable 10
hnd much stock be thrown on the market a
combination o several circumstances the chic being heavy
demand India the improved for Council drafts
led quite unusual in silver Quite early in the
siness done AZ 1854 and subsequently at 49d
while tho afternoon the price advanced suddenly 70 sod
the market left or with firm terdeucy IL was
ciently high tempt supplies German silver hither"
LONDON. March 27-lZ:'O p m--U. = bonds. IenfOres,
coupon 1O4 Ere Railway shares, 2i do. preferred ~
Newersey Central cOusos 81 Pennsylvania Central sos
NeWJeTsey Central, 81
IOSpOy March 27-3 n. m.-The bullion In the Bank OF
increased 1928 900 during tn" past week The
proportion Of Bank Of England 10 liability which
last week 50be cent Is now 6lls per cent Con
97ils both money ana the account T. bonds Tour
and n per cents, 1861
LONDON March 27-i:15 D. m.-U. s. bonds. TenfOrnes
coupon 1O4lI Erie RAILWAY shares 2i p; Illinois Central
Pennsylvania CentTa 35 The amount OF bullion with
OO advces quote per rentes at lib francs
so centmes for the account.
LONDOS March 27Syer IL quotes at 50atod per ounce
PARIS March 27.-Exchange LONDON % % cen
for checks The The Bank OF France has IN
creased 9 bT2. 900 francs during the past week
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
only sale being of American Exchange 1881 at 1O6
current nnotations heing as follows.

Railroad bonds felt the effect OF active money in
the volume of business recorded though in to-day's
sales there was perhaps more tirmness noted on the
active list, the Paci6cs for instance, being all held
at higher figures. The Kansas Pacific 7s Denver
Extension trust receipts and coupon certi-
tcates were most active, advancing to 1O4
New-Jersey Centrals were frmer, consols S3l,
and Lehgh ASA, Northwest gold bonds rising to
107, Missouri, Kansas and Texas frsts to 569f sec
onds to 232. Erie consolidated gold rs to 1O4 and
Michigan Centralsto liz. Hannibal and ST. Joseph
SIS yielded TO 1854 New-YOrk Elevated frsts being
strong at 106, Harlem firsts at 124, Ohio and Mis-
sssippi seconds at 9Ols991. Central and Union
Pacific firsts at 1882. Lake Shore consolidated
coupon tirsts at H. and st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain firsts at 11012. We annex current quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
he follOwIIg were tO-day'S quotations Tor COINS

No change was made III the rate OF discount by
the Bank of England at the regular weekly meeting
OF directors held to-day, and 1t remains at 22 per
cent. The sum of G525, 600 bullion went into the
bank on balance during the week, and the pro-
portion Of reserve to liabilities, which was last week
5Ol51e per cent is now 1ls, On the London Stock
Exchange cODsols advanced to 97ll6, and United
States bonds were tirmer all around; 1868 and
l0-1Os rising TO 1914, new IS to 1OOSs. new 4l2s
to lO634 and new As to 1O14. In American rail
woy securities, Erie common ranged at 24bsd d243s.
preferred at "A 4044, Illinois Central being quoted
at 80. PENNSYLVANIA at 357s Reading at 12l9 Jer-
sey Central at 37l2, and consolidated bonds at
s4lo. The sum of 1922 900 francs was gained
by the Bank of France during, the week. Rentes
in Paris opened at 1895 and closed at 1880 :;
sight exchange on London being quoted at 25.20.
The Bank OF England today LAY gained " on
vanced 70 5OS,ed. per ounce. Enghsh standard.
The Governors Of the Stock Exchange have ad-
mItted to its list for dealings the followlng-named
securities:
ST. LOUIS, Iron Mountain and SOuthern-ArkansaS
branch first mort gage bonds, issue $2.500,0O0
Cairo and Fulton first mort gage sinking fund land
grant per cent bonds, issue S1,9Jo, 900 CAIRO,
Arkansas and Texas first mortgage per cent bonds,
issue 81 450. 900 under the head of income bonds
interest accumulation ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
first preferred income bonds, Issue III 1863 207 and
second preferred income bonds, issue 81, ,OS9,O00.
The St Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway,
Omaha Division, first mortgage bonds, issue
New-YOrk, Lake Erie and Western Railway,
second consolidated u per cent bonds, .cOu-
pom due June l. 1850, on total issue
uTSl nolikdEb
per cent bonds, coupon on due September
/, 1879, issue $3,71S,100; second consolidated
mortgage funded per cent bonds, coupon on due
June l, 1879, Issue 81, ,597, 400.
The Keokuk and Des MONIES Railways preferred
stock amounting to 15, ,246 shares of the par value
of 81 90 share. This road leased by the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad at an annual
rental of 25 per cent of It's gross earnings, which
The lessee guarantees shall in each year be not less
than to pay the interest on its funded debt Of
So, $50 900 at o per cent.
fhe stock of the Erie and Pittsburg Railroad
Company. The amount of the stock is 81 ,93s 400.
The road is operated by the Pennsylvania Company
under lease for 999 years from March i, 1870
the Province of Quebec. This is the first foreign
loan ever listed at the NewYork Stock Exchange.
The following is the quarterly statement OF the
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28

FLOUR AND MEAL.-FLoUR-Marke dull declining
limited export ard loboing trad demand business mainly in
500 3Ds ineiiiing 40. Gas Low EIa - toG % 20 ~
bbs 81 4Oas3 20 manly ~ 75esS i0 400 bbs sn,
BG sceS - GS Il 20 Sf 100 apT & Ssoy WT MS wEcn E1
s$ 9OGs5 7S mainly FOR export - 99Gs2i END i5d
Whole range, including $500 6bls. Clear. stas4 %.
aoaSns iRS sales S 4os Se 20 were uDeTSa G s0 y
@ 90 o ~ SSS e r % Sa to 4ss @
s. 7Oss3 90; Choice to Fancy DO, s4ssG 20: Conmen
Ss Geo G9cs G saSsS hs.S:'s u ga
two brands heid higher ST Louis Uomlon to Fair Extra
Choice Family q SossS 10 Patent Winter Wheat
faS' EN steady & sses b6 6sS14s Go@moa to Choice
Extra 81 i0dS5 40 Ch%ce to Fancy 50 SyG*6 A. I'm In
quiet sales 2j0 obs saPerfne' - SOaS8 25...:.C0KN
MEAL dun sale. 100 b6is Braudywine So CO. 200 bbs
T3hElGN % Ry steam a6 direct
AeRp aSn9 eP1 NspS 3Ta9gs q So
winter with light export demana ana a very moderate
business Tor sgeeustv, account spring Wheat about slsaay
bush. tutaTes' 2e5.ooJ bush, spot incIninE re
ing 10000 bush for eiDort reported S5c U9gTadsd
sPn s HS SPITE u SsIsd GSGs o. w,n1 nfqds sd OF
sI a ~ neang N s?oS & ep;h b q Nq Bed ms3 q 9
loco sp;9 q n nsa31s H0 4%S 3 ca9ee = Is iG store To
$3.50 bush .aoat snd dsissTsbic by st ot Ap,
Z tbl2aeG 2 wns 81 ~ no no. sS W r. Il m 30
White ST iS4Gtl i5la White STATE, 81 Ia Extra White
a. g. K Hp EG &9S frFSa e9s iis;f 81 Il y p "a
Amber, March closing 81 bid, 81 "a asked do April
ClOsng 81 l22 bid 81 1874 asked: do. Nav 81 1872
closing 81 l2s4 bid 81 S asked No Red MsIch closing
si 10 bid 81 155 asked do April, 81 l5hdSl l5l clos
ing l5l4 bid, el 1871 asked DO May 81 l6S3dsl 10
closing sll5a bid ST. 10 asked; RYE trIaer tar
export demand sales. 2G,000 bush No. western, 69c
store 1000 bush Pennsylyana 6sc track state 9noed
bOd62e.; Canada 81 zd62e. BARLEY and BARLE1
MALT duh and unchanged; PEAS quiet, nominal
CORN decided change good export. fair
home rse good business on s
Ungraded Western Mixed 45e46c; No 3, A tc Steamer
Mixed 45s45tc,; No. g., 45S9.5.sS, latter an "a
i6c., store: Hound yellow, l9ci od do.
bOc White Western 46e White Southern, 4eci Western
Yellow k5s.c: steamer Mixed March, 4be closing =. &c
bid 45o asked do, APRIL olosng "A c bid, 14Ac asked
do May closing Al &c bid. 46e asked No. March, Ash
closing as 9c. bid l5s,c asked old NO. March, clos
ing A64c bid 47c asked No. 2 April 46Sc- closing 20 ~
bid 40 Lc asked do May; 46hS46c closing 46 so ba,
46l4o. asked. OATS without material ehsngei sses et
600 bush. including No. 3lhGi No Sl,se NO White.
83Le33 c Mixed Western Sld32ls lsci White DO. ~ sf
soc; White state 70 eS1e. inelpaing l40oo brsn No
Chicago $4,000 bush No " Lite Tor April, 30
PEED quiet steady BEANS without important change,
trade moderate.
Hay AND srRAw-The stormy weather checked move
ment to-day We quote shipping 80 Gi0c Retail otades,