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New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
Dayton sold April. My anu Junt.
,ught April. The sales were AZ. 800 bales.

Market closng dull steady Transferable notices 1So
ae Without
Ing has Gn a Sssn coSa 90 mainly
diate wants sales 1900 bbs OF which 5ioo bels were
g 1ssdas Ss % a
Winter Wheat, eOs d DBL ssi Er5n ,ns No g g
erspns ioi Winter w9ssf 90 9Ho'i.,Gns F1e
ssss 81 S,,. .'s,, s.is
sgSSss. sg%%ss CS g dssa s esoes 15
nss Tss' = r.l asT Extra . S1
f.isa GsGs 70 ys5 sS' S EHsI
S5 sd'iT: T
xs SG9s f &
,fT y + ie5 y::Y choice s. y. X
erdains MH and season about OYER. 6SaS MEAlS
= gq ss' 60 HHsn1STS snyTae f'i'"
GRXIS-WHEATMa Market about ie. better for Cash lots.
sn as .ss SsSiS 9'SSs Ss
IsSs ss 9 export 'sSs eHS, s
D. 4sgss' aSS
arrive including No ari 70 arrive cost flight s a1I In p
ff So BgS & aSNas 70 %
@ esaS for t59 .is' s
sae SafsS closing q s !; as 3
81 AsE Closing sS'%a SI S % iss s
irssaiil szsrT can "a. sp.sa s%s
&c better subsequently lost most OF the advance op
tons opened higher then lost part OF the advance
then recovered closed rm at shade nn the b.st
brik business IN options shippes bought $4,000 bu.
future 230ODO bush. spot and special
delivery including Unsraded MIedat so No oi
2o; steamer Mixei u lla5.c In elevator 62' &c
tor os. bjsc aioat 30 5ihs52tc In elevator ssts
BE aaoatI yellow 6?' in elevator No Mixed for March
Ss',af Ss ,@s eR e 'S'%f
June 20 joiac. closing at 5OAsc oATs-Casn lots 10
shade under the best prices sales $1,000 bash future
20 including No. Mixed at
s75.cJ NO = SsSissc elevator. including 10000 bush
TO arrive cost freight and private terms No
Ing 10000 arrive cost freight and nsnrasce
White DO, Spa i I.ci White State. sssii No =
37d3Slsc. closing at Csc. do for April
closing at 81 c do for May, 3sad57o, closing
st sic FEED-In fair request without decided chan
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 5 (SpeciaD. The belief OF
many that advance OF yesterday was only spasmodic
and little spurt brought because 1t was Inaugural
ton today was weakened when the opening showed
only fractional decrease from the close Tho unex.
pected rmness was in the nature OF an unpleasant
prise to the bear crowd, but they hammered away
persstcntly and at 10 O'Clock had secured decline OF
10 on May wheat. May pork fell OF only cents. and
corn remained firmly at about 4li2S4ls. But this
state OF things was allowed to continue only few
moments The large reported export demand in New
York and the ever present shadow OF being
sufficient to put the brakes. When the tide was
nrIce dyanced steadily until s2s reached, which
was followed by q slight reaction. The efforts Of the
shorts to cover" caused something akin to stam-
MALE and their speed was fastened by rumor
that Kent had said that he would send tho
cereal up before the close as has proven the
ease almost Invariably hitherto The present state OF tho
market shows that the heavy men always stand ready to
bv inst AS the small fry have decided that IL Is selling
market II is repetition Of the old story, and the lesson
thouYh often paid for. Is never fairly learned.
About noon New.Y0rk advices denied emphatically
the repOrt OF export demand and asserted that the
shorts covering, alone caused the activity drop ot
shade thcn took place. but the close Mt o'clock showed
week Corn was active and strong though the varta-
ons were marked as In the other products, ana
comparatiyey little attention was given 10 May pork
the quotations ranging from Sl2 AZ the lowest, 70
1ay, $50 O'Clock. was follows March wheat, 7ois
cents May wheat, s2as cents March corn, 80 eeuts
MAY corn, az cents March pork $l2 3oi May PORK,
| ali 90; March lard, SO SO; May lard. VI.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKE Ers.

arTons March sSs sa a. at1s n i IS o. "Hs u
,s * 4, fe i;s ss" e sf s.
Patent qS,. @S',sSa ssS5 SsS5
sS1NGra s" sg f9 o So sS D's
ssf s 9ssTe %ss Southern
sss slang & s s 4. ssss
and lover Mes. 'f fs
So y Sa. sac
ssG pe x s'Ss sa aS.
SS.s sd y.ss %nsr at sss Sc cS Sn. 'as
s Iss .ss .is.y Rsf:y %s:y. ;Say ooIs
,S s S.S per op pe ao SS,5 s dSS
S TaSat S. bush BARN SDS
TSs eqsn SaeS S9s1 SsS s 0u'h 0A
e %ais s,sa: a y Sh'P 9sn . dI%
siOaner Yellow oici steamer MIXED Sse No Grade SSS @
ssrs siS o.i sn Mans. Ing
700 e aes. ss5p So bush. Iss
OATS 900 Sa.h shorts iajo BUSH barley 1900 bush
T. Tsss fancy rSs Pes' e2s ErT F
ss,O. os. rSs pmsst' so Mse SGs f% %
psrs pnSsaasS qSSs a%,r Pork sSsa
.csd s..adsT, 81 - ssSY,sS sn1rSs0 g s7
sssS; ssSa is,9 aas' 81 ss %S. good
Hogs urmer Common and Light ~ io@st ri Pack
ments. 1900 head
March dull an, wss,. Spsasnss eh9s,
s e. II opr f'S Is 2 IS, A
kTw IS.ss Sr .ssls ans .s,iys @aren ss
4 s pa a. q s 20 srnss slSsns 1ss N
spns Ss 40 ssa asS S hsa Ssrc
s.ns a. closing 4 S oss aSS:a SSs1: sale: e:
ranged rang so.a9 aa.ss :S;0s
e Ns M. u gss ssay
AZ aRso 81 "a ''
50 Ss.as - May At j A' g.
= 90 shSrs RRS ss sS
sss' sSGo VICE. ssSs; SSc9o bush Soos oas oss,
ou, sv sb ooS %SS SSsn zoos oa G So
ou,n" oats 10000 oush hyo 1000 eusn Barley $4,000
bush. 49,, ,,,,,. -, a.
xDleh sa May ss' a.S - Ia: sS 6ss
s7s, ss.s Hg'9a s, a.sd 80 White sasI No
ss and qssanfs wasii %
sy au,s & 's&f % Sc iS's s,sPfEss Ss S
Sss%sos. ss'lt als ri
ssEsh sSEs & noss 90 a fyss' se.
, $S.. Hssy ss. sass ssss a5Sa
PHILADELPHIA. March 6.-flour- Demand continued light
e. as nIss Mssfsg y s1s e rsHr: sH
Rss; %Is;,9 rrSsss %ss,, sss SSs
s St%y GSss aseised sa
slsa s's sv ss
IN. r. 40 Pennsylvania Red 81 tc; No. Red March.
VI ie; Apri S8LeSac; May. 8O9gO.c June.
Sse Corn Strong advanced To- under good demand
M q Mixed In export elevator 4tc.l No Yellow In
grain depot is'. ai9ci no Yellow track Steamer
isa. eI5c? April 4ss.etacJ May +sys9ig,yci June.
fsaissc oats-Car lot. quiet Rejected White 81 an No
Wbte J5s1c. No. White 3sc. No. White 81 q: futures
auIet No q White March. 37a37 sci April 37a57'sc.
bbis, 3 900 ousnI Corn $4,000 busn Oats llb0O
bush. shlpments-wbeaI 400 6ush Corn. LAo0 6ush.'
sr. LOUIS March o.-Fiour unchanged Wheat nrm, No
80 is632 sc Cash. SO'oU VI go. March Sts0Sti 10
April s67,c. May Corn steady Cash, Y7eS7ac March.
iac April 37dc May 3s2c oats dun. Cash S0Gi May
Tor aaa sys. st,,iy and anenanSod Flax seh stesay
e5e Corn Meal .t,eiy AZ s2 ~ Whisky steady 40 siit
ss 26 e6 st Short Uiear s6 3D. drm at IS S00sJ
Receipts-Flour 1000 bbls Wheat 2I 900 0nsn. Corn
SO0O oush. shipmsnIs-giour i190o bel.i wnsts 5000
bush; 233VOO busL uatA 27,OO0 bushi hyA 5000
bush, Dariey, - bush
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
GRAIN AND PRODUOE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
NEw-YoRK. March 5.

FEATURES Ot NEW-IOnh DEhblNbc'
NEwYoRK. March 5.
Continued talk about the critical situation of
European diplomatic affairs has furnished the grain
speculation with great deal OF strength Its effect has
been sensvey by wheat but while that cereal
labors under the dscouragng influences Of bad stats
teal situation corn, enjoying better position, would
not be vitality affected az wheat by foreign war The
bears arc being tempted by the recent advance to sell
wheat as It RISES and In that way basis is furnished for
manipulation by their opponents Yet renewal OF the
war scare may at any moment put q brandnew face
upon market The export business still is light yet
the markets ended they did yesterday strong at near
To the best figures Of the day.
Advances OF s cent scored IN the various op
tions for wheat s9s for March, S0s for April 92ss
for May and 95a cents for June. Corn rose d@ cent
70 81 q March, o07s for April 50s for May aud June
and 50os cents for July. In oats the March options
gained at 3s, April at 37ss ard May i2 cent at 81
june closed 36 cents Provisions presented no new
feature but were stronger at a slight advance,
AT New YORK, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat, 92,6i0 bushels.
corn bushels oats 10l 15I bushels; total grain,
7b0 bushels -four, 255 barrels. The receipts at
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis were Wheat ll3,iOl
bushels esrn 237 ASS bushels oats lille bushels
total grain, 462.0Ol bushels; -four, 2l,99S barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
corroN MARKErs-RY rELEaRApH

LIVERPOOL March 6-l?30 pm.-Cotton steady, MiddlinS
UpIands, ll8dI do Mddmg Orleans GsL; sales, 1000
ecspt bales including ~ soo bales Amsrcs11 Flu
0di DO Msrch and April delivery Cd, DO April ana MAY
delivery 0id DO May and June delivery oysdi 90
aud August delivery 6ig.6td.
upsnds iSd Low TaainS Upland; iS,ies' qSSd lSS
Good Middfng Texas, 6Id Mddli6g Texas, .6isdi Low
NiddbnE TeXa5 6d Good Ordinary Texas. 6!d Ordinary
leans Sd Good Ordinary orleans S' Ordinary Orleans
3 v16d,
Amercsn Futures nEm Upland. Low 2 Mda,nS ann. v S,S.ss
glgld buyers do April aud May delivery 0G8td sellers
July delivery l3e4d buyers DO July and August dsliy'
cry l7.Bfd seers; do August and september delivery
20-64d value.
I80 pm-Ootton- Futures Upands Low Mlddlms clsuhe
bril- and Nay delivery U4d May and juno uoiivory
iSld. June and July delivery ais? lS9sa
ding clause March dsiSery Esd nSys De- @ssSs and
0ld buyers Nay and uue dellvcry l06@4 eeuore
DO June and July delivery, ll8ld sserG do July and
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
rupopnAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIvERpooL March 6-Provslons- -Bacon oumberland Cut
S3s 0d short ibs 3ss 6di shoulders god Cd per cw.
fSrE-pr,ms Ness a5s od per bSI: Prime Eastern
tSs western 69s Lari-Ameriosn 36s. Cd; PrlEe West
ern 3ds Od; Lard OIL l0s 0d Hams-Long Cut. AIS 0d
Shoulders ss sd Butter S,s 3D. swt for finest United
Western spring 7a III 97s 9d Red Winter Is 0d Sls ~
per centa No. spring7s Id New Wostern Winter iod
7s 6d Caliornis No o5s. IOd por oents Produce
ewf: Refined fetroleans 7d per gallon; Glover SEED
common So ID, Pale lis. ID 00s. od Linseed OIL 2oA
3D. per cwt -, an, :. an,
los Calcutta Lnseed As 90 per quarter Linssc4
Cake. VI va &5 0s. por Refined petroleum. To- .
I'D. gallon; spirts OF Turpentue. 2ls 0d per cwt
Sperm Oh, $50 per TON Rosn-Yommon, A. ga en %.
Pale, Bs lis. Provisi0ls Lard 44s. 0d per owt Tor
American, sugar i3s Cd per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
poarisng 06 lis ola Cd for Cuba Muscovado fair
reclining ghoak
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
EUROPEAN sINANuIAL MARKETS

LONDON Maroh 6--l2,30 D. m.-Consols Q7a for money
and o7 1915 for tho accounts and Great Western
First Trustees 0srtincsss yos Canadian paelaS
1884 Mexican Ordinary, sac 81 Paul Common 7Ss Now.
Gp mecnsos s7 pIG Tor money and p7 1915 for the
account Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage
iss illinois central i2s Mexican Ordinary. SStist Psul
Common 5ki~; New York Central VI e.
The bullion IN Bank d England has increased as5ese
duiinx the past week
which weok was % 1913 per cent u ~ ll6
Per cent.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06

August delivery l7e4d vaius Do Ausus snd September
SHtyssToS March S-coson eset yadins 70 Ills
c baes grcse 800 bales; Exports to tho Continent 24
balcs sales lI5 bales stock. 2j,57l bales
Niddin& loss Good rlnar iy net receipts, Iso Dalss a
gross 283 bales ~ Continent ioo pAAos s
81.177 bales. -. ,,...uu. ,o,
Low Middiing lO Good Ordinary lO not receipta so
balcs gross z5Ss & s sales ExPorass ia sos BALES
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pa. North Riser. Hesss,s d1t RI.r1 tfs.
NEw-YoRK. March ). 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEp-spot Rio dull at ssc for Fair options quiet
an odvance of poiuts closing steady Wolf SeSsDers
bought and sold the afternoon trading they took septeR
her and October Dater June Scott bought that onth
Gruner sod June; McNul;y sold some May Arbucke saa
moderately Havre The Or rsesets AZ Rio were
II 600 bags at santos 5000 sales 1890 sas. elosns an
May 7ss S7go; June .7SO97 o. July 5go97 %; Au,
Cust. 7,70d7.T5; September, 71oUf.oo Mho BranoS :"
sCoTToN-spot cotton duh and unchanged sae, l2s 9s
hsic. rscepfs at the ports $500 bales, against 22g5
last week and last since September
The quoiations according to the American classhcaon
folloWs
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
Paymaster- General. U. .. !
N.vy pAv orprcr-
NAVY PAY OEFIcEr. \
81 SrArRsr, NEW. YORK. Feb. "a, 1884.
nROpOSA AIS IN nllPIIEAIE. SEALEl

PROPOSALS in DUPLICATE, SEALED
II and iniorsed on envelope " BID for Supplies Advcs
scd viii received al this Office until IL ocIocA Marcn
T. 1885 the following supplies OF the pest qay -
delivered within i've 5 days from date OF award free Oh 81
pen'e' ~ " BuREAu OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Picks, &c. Linim mt &c. Harness = Mstenais-haru"~s
Lists OF the articles elured can be seen at tns once
The right reserved to reject any or az ods tnas may ~
he deemed adv AM tageous the Government -.
sponsbe surcties required for Inc pro"pt anu
full delivery OF the supplies AWARDED
B,auk forms furnished at this ONCE: . .....s
Bids properly signed and certined wiz no, ps ~
cred. p.r n,ra:,n, n i ~ = Navty.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06

The clearances In Oil Ct'y were: o,ooo,ooo, anu III
Pittsburg 3,686000 barrels. D., =.
Refined oil was not changed but the demand Is sus-
pended pending decided movement IN crude
BRAproRp, Penn, March 5.-Crude Oil-Slighty
weaker depression mainly due local seling National
Transit and Tidewacr runs Wednesday, 82.sQ2 bbls;
total shipments $500 bbls; charters. 1884 bblS;
clearances b332 900 bbs. National Transit ceriih-
Gates opened 79a and closed at 1855; highest price,
sOa,; lowest price, 73ia.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
For TOBACCO.

BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoIniSG. I
WASHINGTON. d. c. Feb. 4, 1885,
Sealed proposals ndorsed Proposals for Tobacco VAL
received az this Bureau H. 1885, at IL osock
a. M for one hundred thousand 000o0l pounds OF Nay
robacca the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. N Il
on or before the first day OF November 1885. 49,.
forms OF offer will be furnished py tnn
Bureau upon application and proposals must he made npos
furnished and in accordance with e
tons D. a. On q
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
proposa

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IKE
II pTOWN OFFICES, No. ..3S broadway corner Thirty
drss until aad sei West eornss s
Thiriavc corner Forty soyenth-st No l0V7 lhdsyes
near Sxtietss at tho HARLEM OFFICE 500 rhiro.
ave Garner ffh-st, u p ni ~
re gu ar olce rates. Aso BROOKLYN. 50 and 81 Conr<
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
Orleans

Futures quiet Liverpool opened easeI SIf cSGe sse
WAS TO points higher There little disposition 70 40
business at the present prices either sid on INC
The political outlook In Europe a. indicacu
the ia in British pubic funcs Is % 70 ds
moreover still staber bought May Won gunae
also bought month Lehman bought and sold a
July sold septembe, and bought June tn Weht So
Tanfor hought Aprtl The sales were AZ, BOO bales
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFOayI4 SrOO6S
San FRANCISCO. March 5, 1888
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YoRK. March 5.

NEw-YORK. March 3.
The petroleum market to-day. after a range
Of prices from 79a sos cents closed ut about the
opening figures and practically unchanged from the nal
quotations yesterday fairly active business was re-
corded but 1t was largely made up OF trading to be closed
with the end Of Exchange hours Yet because the mar
ket failed to BOOM" many operators were obviously
disappointed and the covering Of shorts In the earlier
hours was Offset by renewed sales toward the close
There was no news of Importance from the oil fields but
the fears regarding the opening OF few new wells
which may add drop to the bucket Of decreasing oil
check the moment the desire TO Duy for
se based on the general situation The host OF traders
who look further decline will be eager 70 eaten on
at the bottom yet the dealings today ai 20 renect any
mnorant change In the relative position Of the larger
interests which decide the fate Of speculative move
Iuent OF magnitude Nevertheless the tone or the mar
k AZ the close was strong. II not weak, al
though the transactions weye excited at the reaction
from the best prices OF the day. .
The range OF prices and the total dealings were "a
folIuws:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERA
EEw-YoRK CIrV.
The following is q list Of the transactions re-
corded In the Registers Office yesterday:
e4thst. g. $50 II OF 4thavo. 70xl00S'x Caroline
Frost TO Adeline Friedman. 600
ondsrdcnS and husband % same. 1880
l35th.st, ss S<8.6 W Of Willisave, 20xl00; Thos
and wife to Eliza 1urner. 1000
lC4thst, No l22 East. 2jxl00.lli Chas Bailey and
0'oiso; Fowler and wife 70 FTsnt McAsfsr ..y lsSoo
intsres Helena xsinsri John Wendell eoSoo
A'hs Iey a. Il 70 toS Coo 70 KICK 1880
psFsg to SbraSsm nc CON-, 10000
A'A to fr.ssESt et 9 scsSsP' 1900
i'ts5 70 john IL pusss es. 10000
sdsSe No $50 sSl7i Pepper ana wfs 70 Thsd o, ooc
4ehs sDS Ssc Il Of yiisvs a51iOo5i Ben, Sire
2'tes esess and % Wife % &ea1y Rover and 1AooC
Ia5thst ss SAC " of Wnisave z0xl0O Elisa
Turner and husband 70 Marte Iecke ..,...:.v fsooo
Union -sQuare W Mes 81 and 20. tDtercst Geo
KinGssnd and others trustees to Jonn wen. "a, sor
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
JsrpRssosvILLx DEror OF I'M Q. y.

CEALED PROPOSALS, In tripiicats, suAl93{
- to usual condtonS will be recsiyed q this oce M ~
O'clock Central standard tips on s Esidxi Sii % = 60
In the presence Of biddcrs for fuynfshing aud
eral on 40 follower Al the Jenersolvllie Depos ~.
Deliveries must commencs By Apri! ana & os ns
Nay l6 1885, IN such quantities. and ~ such ~ia~ H
those dates may be sgroed up0n -. 49,, ~ n -
Preference given to articles Of domestic RfcdSoS Rss 1I
manufacturo and snch preference Gvo4 20 sk1o fSNo
caa production and mahufactufe Prooeceq - - ~
c0sst. TO tho oxtent sf the consunpoee reQu'r~ -.
~ nauhC ss iSn intsruatsn a. y b>adin& etc., v
nisho6 BY this ofncc, - apphcaoou -ua "A xrou.
Asastanto ouaztaznasssf 0snsHk w.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
OFrlcg on caIEF QuAnIEeMAsrs

GovKRSoas ISLAND. n: Y, u: Feb 2S isss ~
CEALED PROPOSALS In TnIPLiCALL z
snbiect 10 the usual conditions wiz be received % s
Ace and The oce OF the Quartermster az the post
below until ~ o'clock Eastern une on ,e ,wHn % "
In the presence the bidders for the 81
oIcars wards OF frame the post OF Fort Hami on ~
in with plans specifications which can vs
At this o1ce and ct the ofhce OF the Post ouarse'"
Fort Hamilton. ~ Y. H. .ttseae1
One copy ths advertisement should De secnIey -
to each triplicsie proposal. and be mentioned 'nef
Blanks for proposals. and information ~ 70 manner
ding etc, can be obtained at this Office ~sA -
PROPOSALS must DO accompanied by . GuArsnseo Wv
suretips in the sum of two hundred dollars. y
A proposal not accompanied BY such guarantee vn
considered. =. ...~x>d sP4o
uoaals for Construction Of BarrnckA" IN -
ALEX. ]. PERRY.
Assistant ouartsrmas'err oensSs1SH = ~
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.YorK Thursday March -BEEvt sNo frc,hlreccipt
'nd y y' s Il Ii s
;Ps %s.;: s S'!n h:s :s
Sr Beef selling . II & ane SpSc sr Of
ySss ,J4 fssS.doss rs gTs
shIsp and s 81 ss
;sp'ss Is
- I:s
.s. }ST.:!:S 'si$ Ssits. ,:a.y rsr. not
sPs .SS SSh%,son 4s:S supply Sst
r. r.. Continued niSG stack demand snS Ia: Almost
gSan :ss :s ss & ,ss
r Sa nGi e osns &C.
Dressed Veal: a,;;I sS az, 2, s.r,.v vea 100 n at 7
III .!ss sSS
NJ az 5ssc Z Go iss H. at sac do lis D at 7'ci
nms sS Sulen soS 7vcas 1873 D at 10, Fed Calf
eSs, cars St.i q sqsr ssr
asan:. ss head fVr @ the sssss and
Ss s ast US
E sss ''s
and caSrH n .ad Of fs1sy oSs sac
s &c. with few Choice at siI Fancy La%bs
sess S,s sGS 80 sa st the A rSss.0r ciSss '''''
Tsss' Srs.ssI 10! a asss SSO with
saes~Newton Gillett sold 81 Psnnsylyana sheep IL,
D. at 50 40; III do y7 ~ III western "'' u w.
~ n P,Scocf sold, 100 baltimore sheep and Lambs
(cullsl 81 n at 3Lc. - -. ,,. o,.u, q, A at
Judd Buckinghsm sold: 2l2 Western sheep; si ]" ~
Sadsr Co sold; I48 state LAMBS. - % ats Jd7
do part Sheep 76 H. at "a do cnl: 20 at 4ci oo
Hume Mullen sold; ls9 Michigan sheep los ib at DC;
is5 Ss i bSsy so% ia State ss n
s6 TO- ,.,d
G. Collins sold II Spring Lambs, at s69$1 eacn; no
Mss ~. s..,-,, oar. a.
Jersey City 10 l0ihst Total Tor hyo day
ie.d AGAINST 81 28s head the time last
Feeling weak and Common 70 Rr9e a.sn yes
f5s lbs average at 81 s0i and shipped 70 Mexico oo nea
alive. ..x uo.vv eaeLo
for Medium aud y d624c for Light
New-York tribune., 1885-03-06
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO March Dror.s Journal reports cdN AZ
FIpotts 81 90 as I Cows and Mixed 81 3063 90 stoc
ers IS GOA 81 2O Feeders 81 2oGsa 60 Texans % Vo@
St75. . .... ,oo -..rxo, .,o,v.
Packing 2Udyf 50 Packing and shipping ~ W
81 s: Light 81 % 81 Is; skips ~ 3OasA 90.
sheep-Recelpts 100 head. shipments 1000 head mars9t
81 40 a = So choice IS 10 as4 90 Lambs 81 IS.
ST Louis March 6.-fdpLe-aeceipta l.3OG shipncuts,
30O market nrn Exports IS 10 9s1 O0 aooi @ Clocs
shipping, S. 2J6s57G Fair 70 Medium. - ooe@'o'
shsno- -Receipts 900 saipnents 100; Common 70 Ne
dunn 81 dsJ IS. Fair 10 Cnpcs. - 509Si V0 a. .,a
Hogs Receipts 23O0; shipments A0Oi iAgnI - so~
60 Packing. ~ 409st 6j HEAVY 81 I0ds " .n..,
RvFAIo March 5-C1ts-R -Rsceiots to-day $40 fcsh tota
BOO mead for sans last weeS oyyv AMY
head, consigned through 1856 cars markol null
choce 81 50 as o.; stooxers Anu Feeer
to-day 200 heed total for week thus far
800 head for sane week 5000 heAL consyhoa
t,ooi al 25dtI sos Canada LAMBS 81 75 9s5 5O
eipts to-day 1900 head; total for week 9us tar
% n1 head. Tor "a "a, tns laE $4,000 heal con
signed through iO7 market dull Good TO Choice f9rh
srs si 05asl f5 Light MiIed 50 e3i 6O Heavy - 800
4 eb. Pigs ~
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rrAc,,,ou, dnIl and lover; 1900 b Japan for Apri
sold &c tc Ontie spot the market u nrin sn~ '~"
active 10. fes largs invoices quiet ,x..s ..,d M
IOBAUCO-Unchaneedp 25 hhda No. fcr March s0'u ~
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Musical instruction

IN EAST l4TH-ST- Third door east Of 6TH-AVE.
Incorporated 1855.
OPEN DAILY From 8 A. IL. TOe p. N.
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REAL ESTATE.
HEw-YoRK, Thursda

EEw-YoRK Thursday, March Q, 1855
The following sales were held ut the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
BIZ Daniel H. Seaman.
4-story brick nat, with lot No 43 West 125thstns
30j IT OF 6th-ave. lot 936x99 IL; Oppenheim
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HINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALES.

GALES AZ TIE NEWYOag KIyIyG ExCHANsh
NEw-YORg. March 5. 1881
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

SPIRITS OF TC CKPENTINE-
CHAprYsToy, March 5.-Turpentne quiet at 2Ssc.
SAVANNAH March 5.-Turpcntine quiet at - 90
WILMINGTON, March 5.-Turpentine nrm at 70 &C.
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By John 7. Boyd.
S-story brick dwelling with lot Of West 18Th.
st. f2o IT W Of 10th-avo, lot 62x93.ll; Edward
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NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.-A rare Oppor.
tpnity TO visit this wonderful place s given 70 persons
attending the Inauguration OF the NewOreans Exposition
The shortest route to BY the shenandoah Val
ley Railroad Their trains stop ut this depot Excursion
lines and from Washington For and fates address
THE EOREST INN,
Natural Bridge. Va
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Art Schools-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER.
I llreceive pupils beginning Tuesday October 2l N
drawing oil color painting still lie. flowers ana
landscape, china painting and decoration
studio No 80 Madison Ava
References
MI d. Huntington President National Acaiemy OF DssisI
NE william Hart, " A., Mr.. James "a. Hart N ~;
Mr. David 0hnsOn- ",
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6otels.
nDmier Hrsorts.

EOR BERMUDA.
WEEKLY sTEAMERSli
The elegant Of the Qpetec Steamship Com
pany TRI and ORJN0C0. will be dispatched EVERY
THURSDAY from New.York and Berpuds .Irnidad "
For passage, information, &C, apply 10
A. L. oUTERBRIGE d co. Agents, 81 broadway.
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY, 2J7 broadway.
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
~ No. l,473 Broadway 42dst 4sth year Primary
Conocial Classical Department. Instruction
Terms moderate NJ. M. Hobby, w. L. AKIN, PrnclHaia
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Wfean steausers

A NCHOR LINE, U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIpH
"a ss dnhsSoW Is% Ss.si5o i. nsD5kSESs sYs5 kiSsEsSSsss for
DEVONIA. Mar. z. ~ q. NJ. ETHIOPIA, Apitl lLeAh
CiRCAssIA, Mar. 81, 4. N lDEyONIA. Apf!llS 716 .
Cabin passage f6U 70 $50 Second cings so.
LIVERPOOL AND 6UEENsTOWN SERVICE
CITY Of ROME sails Wednesday Aprl Have {
and every fourth Wednesday thcroaftec
Cabin passage 500 to 500. second elias e3G
Steerage outward, or prepaid 3D.
For passsaGe or further inf0rlnati0n apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Genera! Ag:nts
Bowling Green, NewYeRk