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Medical Dqar nsa,O OF Inc Tulane UnNenily
OF LOUISIANA,

lsi7-i8Sl, TIE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
Possesses uurIva' ell advantages for pracii-
cal instructio 4, since the law secure II
uperabundart material from the & at
Hospitn, with its 700 be s, o Or
sick admitted and 1000 visiting pat e1ts
annually, students are freely adm ittcl 10
and are taug at at tue be dsiGe q the sick
"a IA no other In st tn ion. For circular o,
additional information, address
g. X CHAILLE, Dean,
P.O. Draw or Isl, New Orleaus, La,
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Tho Hunnicut Case.

Mr.. Robert Seay, attorney for Jim
Hunnicut, convicted Of the murder OF
F. II. Bumphriss, fled motion
in the District Court yester.
dav moruir-, to be heard
by Judge Hurt Of the Court OF Appeals
Thursday, TO ascertain why Shoriff
smith declines to accept the bonds
men Of Hunnicut for t9e $4,000 bail as
set.
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s.uuooI.) &c
Ireland.
EFFORTS FOR HELP on THE NUNS
ireland

Eff Ofs1S FOTs He'll w y III "
BANKS,
DUBLIN, July 22.-The directors OF
the Bank.of Irelau ] 70 day informed
deputation OF Minister Bank sharehol
ders; that they would advance 425O,OOo
on written guarantee that the deposit
tors would not withdraw their deposits
for ak months; that a call of 80 shil-
lings per share would be made, and
that the Munster Bank securities, val,
ued &C 100000, would be lodged
with the Bank OF Ireland as
security. The committee are Of the
opinion that they can obtain better
terms and have sent deputation to
London for that purpose.
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AngIo-Russian
FRESH PROPOSALS FROM RUSSIA.

FRESH PROPOSALS FROM RUSSIA
LONDON, July 22.-Freah proposals
have been received from the Russian
government concerning the Afghan
frontier.
THE ANGLO TURKISH ALLIANCE IDEA,
CoNsTANTINopLE, July q. - The
Grand Vizier, in an interview with
Hobart Pasha, said be recognized the
necessity OF Turkeys forming an an.
ance with England, and declared that
the conclusion of such an alliance
would be much easier now than it was
before.
4 RosE-coLoRED REPORT.
LONDON, July ON. Blcowitz learns
that the opinion prevails at st. Peters
burg that definite pacific conclusion
of tho Afghan boundary question VIII
be reached in less than a month, when
the boundary commission VIII COM
mence their frontier duties. The
troops which arrived at Iuliicar were
dispatched from Saratotf in April.
The majority OF the Russian ministers
are having HOLIDAYS. There is be-
lieved to be no cause for alarm
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81 regard all a'um powders as very un.
WHOLESOME. Phosphate ami Tartarlc Acid
powders llbcratc their gas too freely In
pro ess OF baking or udcr various ell
matte changes suffer deterioration
DR., II, 4. Mott, tho Tmer government
Chcml.t, a fter Il careful and elaborate OK
animation OF the various BAKING Powders
nf commerce, reported 10 the government IN
favor of the Royal brand.
Professor Nc Nurtrio, late chief chemist
for the United states Government at Wash =
inglon, says; "Thc chemical tests o which
have submitted the Royal Baking Pow
dc rove t. perfectly hcalthiul, asN iree
rom every dc!ctcIious substance
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TOREI&N NEWS.


RUSSIA AND TIE EoYPrGAN LOAN.
LONDON, July 22.--Russia asserting
0 tho issue Of tho Egyptian loan, the
British government hss instructed the
Rothchilds TO issue the loan in August
The consent OF Russia il 70 indicate q
groWtn Of frierdiy relations with Eng
land ard has caused q rise in all inter-
national stocks.
4 TORY PROTEST.
A number OF Tory members OF tho
House Of Commons have united in u
protest TO Lord Salisbury against tie
recent concession to the Parnellltsg.
TO DISCUSS SUGAR BOUET1ES.
LoNDcN, July 22,--Iho commission
appointed to investigate tho causes Of
the present trade depression is ak
pect6d 10 discuss the question OF sugar
bOunties.
SALISBURY COMPLIMENTS SPENCER.
In tho course of the debste IN the
House OF Lords last night, the Marquis
of Salisbury took occasion to deliver
an onConium upon the high manly
courage displayed by Earl Spencer in
the performance OF his duties as LORD
Lieutenant OF Ireland.
IFHE's \ FENIAN HE's 4 GoNER.
The name of the Fenian arrested on
Strand on Monday on a charge of hay
ing murdered Stephen GatelY, st So
lihull, in 1880, is believed to DO Henry
Duf1in. He was arraigned by mag
istrate at Solihull yesterday and re-
mgnded until Saturday. The crown
authorities are preparing to prosecute
the prisoner.
THE LIFE BOAT SANK.
A dispatch from Yarmouth says \
life boat containing 10 men started
from here this morning to rescue the
crew Of brigantine which was in
distress. Before reaching its dsstina-
ton, however, the lite boat struck. a
sunRen wreck aud sank. Eight of its
occupants we're drowned All OF the
upfurtunate men were married.
PRIZE FIGHT ABOUT MRS. LANGTRY.
Somewhat of q sensation has be9n
created in aristoorsttC circles by the
report of a fstio encounter be
tween Lord Lonsdale and Sir
George Chetewind. The fight took
place in q we'll known fashionable re-
sorJ in Rotten Row, and lasted 10
minutss. A number Of members OF
the nobility and other gentlemen wit
messed the contest. The trouble DC
tween the two men grow out OF atten-
tons each was paying Mrs. Langtry.
AFRAID OF DYNAMITE.
The police force stationed around
tho lower courts was largely lncreesed
today, owing to information received
uy the authorities thar an effort to
des .rog these buildings would be made.
A MARINE DISASTER.
PLYMOUTH, July p The steamer
Heebrs to-day coilided with the Liver
pool and London steamer Cheerful, IN
y fog, The latter fOuudered ana IL
persons were drowned.
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BAKING POWDERS

IntsrostIpg Tests Made by the GLVsrn-
mont Chemists
Or. Edward @, Love, tue Analytical
Chemist iof the Government, has made
tome interesting experiments as 10 the
comparative value ofbuEingpowdOr', pr
Loves tests were made 10 determine vi hat
brands aye the most ccoaominal to u'c,and
M their capacity lles In their leRycning
power, test swerc directed solely 10 Hscer.
iain The avail nh q ga OF each powder. DIR,
Loves report gives the following;
81 strength
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the partnership existing between W
b. Butler, +. Lehman and II. ii. Lehman
under tho firm name of the Lehman Bot
fling Company, doing business In the city
OF Dallas, In the state OF Texas, will be dis
solved by mutual consent after the eXpir
alton of four weeks from the date of this
notice, and will tbcn become incorporate
without change OF the firm name, undo
the laws OF the state OF Texas.
w. T.. BUTLER,
T.. LEHMAN
II. II. LEHMAN.
n,rrAc Fravos lima II 1885
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PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
~ notified that one certain promissory
note, executed by me to u. N. Osborne d
SIN. due anuaryl HISS, is without consid-
Grafton and void and l am entitled TO nos
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gfSS terms and full outfit free. Addres'
q q. WICK kerry Augusta. Maine
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY MARCH Z 1885

An exhibition Of greater eagerness to PURCHASE oeA'
than was developed in early dealings. and rarely n's
thero been shown greater anxiety to get out tnan H
which marked the operations OF the closing hour
there was any reason why prices for the leading
atye stocks should have opened with the nrs p'ds "
from q to per cent higher than they closed last ove"
ing Il was and still is hidden In amongst the secrets
those persons who caused the market to on In 'nas
way. At the start Delaware. Lackawanna ana wes'es"
was the feature None wanted at last evening" ns
re OF lO27s hut the bid of 103a was on the noor
instan that the fall Of the charmans gaVel M.
the openng of business In very short time the tho
was p to 1885, and the premium for the use ~ NJ
stock advanced to 70 per cent ana nnaiiy ,"at and
only 200 shares were bought In under the RUE o v
delivery With all this furry the sales alnounieu o
to " GA shares against 5,240 shares ycstet I'd
paul and Northwestern received proper attento
recorded sales OF 400 and 81 300 shares ia
Northwestern rose from 93A last evening to pos Na
ended at 03ns 993% and ST. Paul rose from rs Hnd
and closed at 72I2e75S Central ana hT% ths
advancing column Central and Hudson rose ilon 20 70
to 90 and on the OF the dlviuenu
sale was again rallied to s94 and closea at at ~
Lake shore after an advance from 622 to 64iS ehueu
62Ia to 2as Pacific Mall continued strong anu fose
TO 81 g. and Its closing figures OF 60s still shows ss
of "a per cent The movements of tho whole Market
sympathzed with the changes that have been paIund
ary related The six stocks named, however, urnsn.s
3323OO the days total business OF DO
shares The market closed weak with the average tf'"
ers in a state OF Generalization =, 49,. -.r.
Government bonds were extremely dull, put "vrSS "SS
hrm with the bids advanced s per cent for the A. sna
J.. per cent for the 42s Annexed are the closing QUOTA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
PRYOEy IN THE MARKETS.


The most attractive thing now visible In the
rastronomc line Southern Strawberries, which sell
from rs cents to 81 SO quart.
Since the mild and pleasant weather began more
Southern vegetables coming to market Green peas
sell for 81 so peck Excellent Florida eegplants can
he had 25 cents EACH new Bernuda potatoes
are s5 cents half-peck, Bermuda onions 20 cents
quart and Southern cucumbers 20 cents each whiie those
rom the hothouse cost 80 cents EACH Mushrooms arc
81 pound, spinach 45 cents nan,
neck rhibarb 10 cents bunch, Long 1sand
rndishes 10 cents bunch southern clcnory . anu ~
cents head and Long Island % ana oo cehls
each Celery is worth 10 cents bunch.
Low prices prevail the poultry stands, except ior
spring chickens. which cost 81 40 pair CapOns can oe
had for 25 and so pound Nerment turkeys Ior
cents Western turkeys 15 and 1S cents Canada tur
weighing from eight to twelve pounds pair, orihg -
and 25 cents pound. Squads sell Tor IA 90 ana 90
dozen. and wild turkeys 20 cents a pound Mongrei
ducks and duckngs worth 20 cents pound Boston
geese 90 cents and m0ngrel geese 20 cents.
On the game books cheap food Is likewise lne
order OF the day, wild geese costing S each canvas
backs S3 pair mallards 81, green wing teal ana BLACK
ducks rs cents and widgeons 90 cents. Guinea iows
Northern NewYork is furnishing what called "hot
glass precisey hot-house fruits and nowers Ihey
can be had buying the entire carcass at l ana SI3
carcass will weigh about twenty-five pounds. nlnI
ouarters are worth 81 SO and fore quarters 50 90
tweetbreads $5 dozen.
Wbitebait can be had for so cents pound and fresh
shrimp at 81 so gallon. Diamond-baek terraplh are
scarce and bring $50 d0zen while Southern terapiu
are only So and $40 dozen.
Duck eggs iufalble harbngers OF spring. can bo had
now AT 40 cents Western are % cents ana
butter remain at AS and State creamery at SO cents
mound.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


IIvHnPooI. March 6-l2;30 y. steady. Mddiny
Upiands Il6d do. Mddng Orleans Giyl; sales 1000
bales includny l00p bales ior speculation and sIpora
Low Mldding March and April delivery 6tds ais.
3.64d: do April May delivery. Od. do May and
June delivery lO-Gid; also ll-G4d: July
delivery liG4di also l9-0idi do July aud August do
WeegYy-saes OF the week 5000 bales American 5000
bales speculaors took 800 bales exporters took 09
bales actual export $500 bales total receipts 900 bale
American 900 Dales total stock. $4,000 American
10000 bales amount OF cotton anoa 2J20O0 bales Amef
can, 1s7OOD bales -.
ID m-Coi0n- OF the Gay included $500 bales
Amencan. Futures ARM Uplands Low Mdding clause;
March delivery 3C4d buyers do March and April delivery
DO May and delivery l6ld buyers; do June and
July delivery 5-o4d. values do July and August donv'
cry i16td sellers do August and september delivery
D. m-Colton- closed steady Uplsnds Low Md.
ding clause March delivery 4Gid sellers d.. March anu
sJ4d sellers do May ald ups delivery I36td SELLERS
do June July delivery l6-64d sellers. do July AM
August devery l0o4d buyers August and september
Sxtyssros March S.-Coton quet; Middng 10 1l.lG;
Low Middlins 7g; Good Orlinar 1Os net and gross
receipts 7Us Daes; sales 20 bales stock. 2Nx7o baes
Exports To- the Continent baies coast%is SSc
s1vHssaI March G.-cotton dull; ~ idtlng' lo7s Low
Niddins 1885 Goof OrlarG lOG net receipts siV gAe s
WeekIy-Ne. receipts 5494 bales; gross. 5655 bales;
4es0 bales. CoaswIo iO76i baies sales. 900 bales ,o
NEw.ORLEANs. March D,-Cott0n steady Middiine W.
Low MGng l0iG Good Ordinary. lO nsj and gross 10
csipts 222 bales Exports Great Britain beI Dses 70
France. 59G bales 70 the Continent iA2J Daies s'e'
25U0 bales; stock. 2C6. .7J3 Daiss ,oo.,,.,.,
Meekylet receipts 7oi bales gross a Ss:Us
70 Continent o40 Ds.es CoAstwse lsot7 bA's sA'eS
1860 baieA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
ALBANY.
mp MANNING's BANK-1HE LELAND BENE'
FIT-rHEATRICAL.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

FIT-rHEATRICAL.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
ALBANY, March 6.-The trustees OF the Com-
mercial Bank state that Mr.. ManniDg's resignation %
,,rsieut and director were accepted last SATURDAY
lanes H. Manning was chosen director in his ia'hei
MACE The Office OF President was not hiied' hoper' o
Pr,,yn remaining vice president and performing o
of nrestdent. A second vice-presdent Nathan d.
WAS elected Mr. Manning's connection with the pana
o., s,leut began In February 1882. OH the death Oh
p,er, " Pruyp who was then president The pahk was
:, not time ON footing second to none IN TINS cty.
nh. aircctors on Mr. Manning's resignation adopteu
resoutous congraulating him on his advancement ana
tstfvinr TO his business ability. The fact that the pres
aopcv of the bank has not been formally Blled makes
,oa,ah,e the rumor that Mr., Manning has taken the
,as,ry portfolio only temporarily and that he will re-
,urn "a Albany before the end Of Clevelands terin
Civ Chamberlain Charles Hills Will resign ths
month to accept important position under secretary
Manning. N,
=, ,s sai, that Farnsworth VIII not
n Marshall of the District of Columbia, although he Is
"booked" for good berth under the new Aoin'ii''"
tion =, .r.s.. . arovv crowded bouses
nj tie Leland the first three nights OF the week.
Members of the Legislature and prominent towhsmcn
are circulating for signature letter tenaetg W o M
Iciand the annual complimentary benefit at the opera
House. Il, mo.. 90 ,h. you,c
Mems Association is dull and without spirit TINS year
and It mas been found difficult TO secure candidates o
the rival tickets The elections have frequently eAei'eu
as much interest as the charter elections. -
Young Mems Democratic Club Is preparing 10 COT
test with the local Manning mach the eceon i ~ tb
egates to the Democratic County Conn''ce i"oi " '"'
civilian j. Arke Of The ibamy Journal, with party
u newspaper friends, leave here Oh Mohosy ior W o
Dyorak.s stahat Mater" which given at Beeeker
Han recently, will be repeated ON March ior te pT @
eft the Babies Nursery, unuef inc ohe@'oh vi N
feSsO (ierrit Smith.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer. Vessels and Raisro1da
NEw-YoRK. March 6. 1885
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-spot Rio dull and nominal at s'sc for Fair
no sales options points but recovered ana
closed stealy Havre advanced iar The Rio receipts
were $1,000 bags 20 40 Wolf beligsbtrh
Norton, Lehman, Drakely John Randall Kutz and Dater
wee seller. John scott bought 2JOo June esrly The FOL
lowing were the closing prices; March, 1lbQTZ0 April
72Oa725: May, 1855 d1.40; June. 7t69760; July, I15
47G August. 7.65a7.7O; September 770s7.75 October
priv ate terms.
The trade pained TO Of tho sudden death OF MT
James Scott Of the OF iam Scotts sons at his resi-
dencs NO $40 Ffhayc this morning lie had been IN the
trade Tor thirty and the leading broker The TX
change VIII hold mteiny tomorrow -sautdsy-at l2lo
10 take suitable action He member of the UBon
Down Town Manhattan Jockey and Manhattan clubs besies
tho Union League and also member OF the ovenlng
Committee OF the change from the time OF its organ
ization
COTTON-spot sfsady unchsnged and quiet. sales
OF S35 bales; receipts the ports tay 944 bales against
" l'3 tbs day last week since september l. 44ziS'o
bales against 1856 0lD for the perio last season
The stons according the American classification
IolloVs:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRK. Friday March 6-BEEvEs-Reccpts
g IL ss * IT.
s %e M e M VIE
sale @ II. Il ssns
s and ssun Tsgs Sas r as9a
nss 20 Of s .
n g s
s x 1
= rather lower The sa'Dss
sellers and buyers; and pro.Oee: fSst the yard.
@on ns FAIR sss. GOOD
selling At s6 9t9 W and half dozen head reailed At
as 8 ber 100 i. 80 cali tSr export.
S s5 Hsi " g. y cHi s.
i sss y do sst cSa1 ss
ssS 81 81 + ~ s $? q
. = ii$s S I. fS less per head; aS DO Lis
n H 5 for Srep ssS 2s Chicago Steers
e. i Ms,tss 'v' 90
- ssss$:R %vf! eSsts9 ss'.:
e e sa q Il Is Is dS ss 2 s a. s
e. G5ss Oxen western steer"
D MePherson on commission ~ Mixed western steers
I2ss b, st s. o. sdo, If57 p 1880 .; ksnsssdc 223
a%tsil fg5 S az as 30; T. State DO sass p &
81 e5; I western do lSGl b. a. s02 II Michigan
2.sa g. go s s 3 "a E. ss r stag g. s 3s S
su BIO p - a atc SSw $3.50 % G s s1 g Se 400 III At
" samas for elf X Chicago Steers OeC IO. SIS l2
J. f.. dier & Co on commission 10 Pennsylvania steers
and oHea l2e7 To- at PC 30 ID Bnll Ia1eib attic;
Sciuster Danenbaam commission 10 Chicago steers.
Sn is M opo
Prime vals with few Extra savss .s gonS as high as
Tae receipts Country Cayes comparatively
light to-day but good many were held over and the supply
Sc and the for City Dressed
wa, from y oe Dressed drass.r' are quoted at 4a0c
saes-Judd & Buckingnam sod; 1s veals loe n. at &C.
SsStSa 't bs%sv sSs ,os yea s n al a. At do
1876 10. at 7c DO 1871 ID. 6ci do. 100 b, at &c; "A
senbscE & Davis sold. 20 veas lis f at bl9c 2l do,
lsI r. ec ~ 90 M D. ase gso aSS a9o - oso
neaGHis car. H' at e5th.st and Jersey c
days 29GS head against 1856 head for the core
with limiiea shesp. Good,
and about2 OF Far 10 Prime lambs sold At o..
Market sold 81 so per head IA head reaching the
ssics-liallenbeck Davis sold: 125 State Lambs s5 10,
SIC; 35 do os ~ at 81 2O l05 Western sseep 80 D at
sader Co. sod 197 Indiana sleep. s3B. at 4ci
ISs do lOj @ at4ssc 3l9 Kentucky do "a D a. "A 81 1856
Michigan do 06 o ~ 80 A Western lambs 81 b at
Sewon Giet sold, 81 Ohio sheep, SO n at 4lec late
yesterday 4Ul "ACdocs" rs n, at Sac; 10 Western do,
Den6aef Dewey sold: i72 state lambs 80 ~ at eisc:
HoGs-heceipts were ~ cars OF 80 heah1.o sars aI
heal against a. ii5 head f5r the Ame None
coanify dress light supply but demand limited and
improvement ia prices
New-York tribune., 1885-03-07
STATE OF TRADE.
nnMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE March su S,dsny i}s 81 F5odS s
q; d1 il FANNY y = g. ~ @ city @'
ssSiHffg9 isss sse s7ssse e S''
60 sss SSssis Western sSas&s5s asss
sSo Msat 4ssas sss$S fresh S@ March &r
sSa s ssasF Western sSa Sn sssssc s @ 10 % TIe
Iennsyysna Sr sSe Mess svf o. sssa s. 1
ssS sSps cSs Ssa @haae sna i5oSO oas1 Corn
Corn corn 01s ssseS BUSH S7dSoS Sa'h Cora
sos 50 2s1ss 90 Patent sPraf Mheas ern 81 rS S2S
Steamer Yellow, 97e steaner Misei 5jc No GIale 300
ssSrs ssS oats sna s1 Mans. Inc s steady
Creamery 2Sqs laid aid 5seGp "a d, Ina. E1e
OATS foo0o ash: iuooO bush; Barley 1000 bush
cA March qsst aR I ulG2ans0d @eas Fsny Rs
:sD%sis isi1.5 Mi1.S coP T%
sssas' FL sSs s. ss;rs
Bsosn Bsisneass aa,st '9sag sa5aisrs @ shsrS Si
1Ssa SssaoS en- %Hs7 sas a s'9ss s.
ing and butchers 45Ss5 l5' receipts 52j head shiO
March eEour dal az, % S1caangs e cas, e
Wheat ss.s IS 81 IS i
Low Grass o1 ays For 81 oSS . 25In oarrsi'
sosias @ssas q sS1s anS Spa % closing 79s,
Ss5s splss 5ss elssms sS hs s' "a
safe. ranged Sas9 ssS'os March 81
$50 sss;t Nay si'1s Dc sS eio.ns
ranged o eiosns Masea a. ac Nay
So 1'yNas 81 s'easy
April s May .,a ss2 2aSssG q sS elo'as ~
s. March % ssSsd 81 as,ospg s5s5z ADSI
ssSSss s9i fssaas ssSss se
ssss: ?.ss
nasn oats 10000 Ous!l' Rye 1000 BUSH Barley 2do'o
msr,o,r Marc, Wheat firm. No White Ca,h g8s.,,
March. ssa.c April. soe May sossc So So O., Led ed Cash
s7s sssdp spr Oats a1Sd se SO White $3.50; 10
src SVSS dS aad unchanged wno
weak No. Z Miiwsnkee Cash 75s.c March 7Ss.c Apri.
s4e oa: a:y aus e S White Sc Rye
aus serns Ness 50 s o Mae
ssssi ss.sS ssS a%' sss:s
sSSSo,. %sa sse 's,o arloT .S
err. rasaslras ss@
% arn 81 ass Y rrops q
& y o9Ss' lots @ We're "ns IN M Ws and
FsSa.yy.Ss sSS ssd s so s nsf a
Ay scss sadS way
no mI.a @ & ssD0r esySsG Yecw tG raos 40
:ss os. Ss- 4ists' ss Mss
us % % 81 70 %s %ss aaieh s %tS %D
Soa LOO Sas cSra %a & SOco SGsS
ST LOUIS, March s-Flour unchanged Wheat nrmi 40
Red, sssas2 sc Cash; soSs q &c March, siss 3ito
1Ss S:ssS .,sssS : Sa;s ssss SsS
r rye sss saes r = S'0 and
!. g % Nh,i; .,.asg s =. iP
fok Balk e CoaS 50 29 e shos; Rle
Ss ~ snor $3.50 GOO s s. Wheat % aoo Cora
Sss sSiS 2n,s SooS oasl @ S WIS.,
sss.; Corn. $1,000 Sas. 0si;. 1000 Oa'ai nya &oo(