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the average estimated at IL &c
BEEvES-Recepts yesterday and to-day were cars az
60h.st and 100 cars at Jersey CITY mesIng ozo< nes
against 05 Monday. The arrivals the past week
than week. and 3OiS held css Ill
the corresponding week last year.
salient the Cattle market for he week END
ing light arrivals compared with the preceing
week sharp advance In prices "Wednesday OloweI
tendency with part OF the advance ost
on Friday and further dec inc today The ADVANCE on
on Frday aud with supply the last named day iuly
equal demand there no occasion Tor butcnerspsy
Receipts to-day were all for the market, With the
eIcepIion OF d carloads at 80tl.st. which came
direct Metzgar. Twenysix cars, however on
the Road did not reach the yards ID season 70
be sold to-day st back at late hour The severe
Chambers Ferry and the furoua sts o WIND ana
rain yards extremely unpleasant for az concerned
The market opened with fair demand fon saugn.
erers at lower prices and at late hour thefe
10 or 80 carloads nnsOd, with as many more ~
arrive. The decline yarfousy estimated at
late saes Friday 4c lower The reduction to-day
The storm coupled with the expectation Of free receipts later
week. Very ordinary to Fair steers sold &C 70 c 70
ib Cool Prime lots at ii 40 IL 80 70
~ with half dozen hean of Choice ant Extra at
~ 20 100 t Old Sta<s and oxen sold at "a NC
dress 50 n Dry COWS at 15c live weight outside ng
Bulls retailed at 33.6iac Mr.. Eastman was
entering the yards at 1880 and the supposiuon was
that otherwise lie would not have braved
the vigoIs OF a jersey storm.
The Live Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
npcf
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer NORTH Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK, Feb. Is. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YogK, February 16. 1885

CoPFEE-spot Rio dull and nominal Fair, 9l2c; no sales
Optons points lower. Havre declined Z IT.,
Rio rm the receipts for two DAYS
suggested that there shoula be what the
anG w ontraes nays santos a The prepcr
in price Tho MANAGERS refused to consider this
question The trading to-day small and hout feauros
o. interest sales 5000 bag, closing dull and easy a1 sne
April 7s5 $3.50; May, S0Oes OJ June s.106Sl5; July
af5as25 Ausust 8.25d330 Mild grades quiet and to
great extent nominal.
COTToNspot cotton quiet firm and unchanged saes JOS,
ports bales against Is 05 bales last week and TO-
last year since September %2So73S bales, against
Il7G375 Tor the same period last season.
The quotations. according to the American classification,
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INDEX FOR 1884
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PRoPosALs FOR AgMY SUPPLlRs
OPPlCB PURCHkslNG AND DRPOr CoMNIssARY

PHDFOHALb FOE AkMY SUPFLiEs
OPFCg PUacHAsSG AND DgPor CoMNIssiRY
AKhf BUILDISG, No 33 HousToN.sr
.> ,, NEw.YoRK CIIY, Feb IL, iss5
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. subiect
- to tao usual conditions will DE al mi, office nm
I'll 10 o'clock on Tuesday February - isS5 fr fur.
u =. Army. ~
Matches. starch, Cut Loaf and GranulaeI ugpr &c
Information. with list OF articles quantities. Ins mode Of
pack ing, etc, Obta ned VI this office. ~ -
Ihs rshi Is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
for subssence suppes and addressed 10 the
Lt-col and A. Q. O. s. UsA
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NAVY PAY OFFICE
81 STATH-sT, NRw.YoRE, Feb O. ls95
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, sealed
i and indorsed eope Bid for Suppes Adyerti.ed
w be recsiyea G at THIS oGe ann ~ o'clock March H.
delivered thirty days date OF order free Of
expense. at the Navy Yard. New. y ork: ~ "
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
Alcohol Acids. Tools &c Iron aud Steel ubber Hose &c
Sperm AMI other OILS Copper. Tin, Zinc &c Coal r,Ies
Pain.. &c. Lumber, Iron and Brass Fftngs Packing
stationery.
Lists Of the articles required seen al INF, oece
Full Information in relation & te qualify the articles re-
qured can be obtained " tho Navy Yard. 100000
reserved to reject bids tb,, mi mt
be deemei al vantage 10 the Government ~ ' ~
Two responsible surees required for lhe nronnt and
faithful delivery oi the supplies arled ''' ~
Blank forms will be furnished at this Office
Bids properly signed and certified Will not h. eens,d
cred. A.. H. 0II,Nk
ray Director u. :. Navy
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low, Roush Packing - l00S4 10, Packing and Shipping
81 1885 10, Light 9 A60s! s5 skio1 81 6vSsa a.
Inferior TO far 81 7o9s2 5o Mediums to Good, s3 90
1Si 25: Choice Extra. 81 250S4 oO. 800
81 LOUIS FEB. l6.-tahis-ReceIpts. 100 shpmenn
SOC; market dull Exports SO 550$6 10; Goo1 % Cl9ce
Shipping So 250S5 IS: Fair TO Medium. "a oO~$ooo
Tcxans 81 00VS4 90. .uo 60 a. ,r.-
diuIn So dS3 rs, Fair Cnoce. s3 501Si 30 . ooa
Hoos-Receipts. 5000; shpment@ 2z 0Oo; Lght 81 oo~
81 90; Packing 81 7ODS4 00 HEAVY, SIS OOGf5 20.
BUFFALO Feb Ca,eRsceios today 40 neat tSss, ,
for nead for tine last week SUI
head: consigned through. - cars; market weak;
Good Choice steers IS 760S8 2o Stockers anu feeaers
81 1884 80. ,...
Sssp-Rscepts today 5000 hsah totL tor S,,s thus ra
1900 head: for rins last week l40jO hca cosgncu
through, 10 market inactive and weak Medium "
Good 81 90 asa 30 Canada Lambs. 81 % USO w.
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Proposals.
NAVY PAY OFFICE. 81 STATF.sr.. !
NEw-YOgK, Feb. Ia, lss5.

NAVY PAY OFFICE 81 sTATFsr !
NEw.YOEK, Feb. Ia, 1881
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE SEALED and
L indorsed envelope, BID for supplies Advertised
will he this office nn IL O'Clock February 20
1875. for the following supplies OF tho best quality
livcTei within from date Oh order
at the Navy Yard. New-YOrk
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
Printers Rollers china Crate, SC, for Packards Range
Cod Line and Hammock Rings Leather Nails Ravens
Ausln, per schedules. which be seen al this
Office
Full Information in relation 70 the quality articles
qulred can be obtained AZ the Navy Yard.
Tie right Is 10 reject bids that may n OF
be deemed advantageous to the Government
Two responsible suretes required for the PROMPT and faith
full delivery OF the supplies awarded.
Blank forms will be furnished at this Office
Bid not properly signed and certified will not be consd
cred. A. II. GILMAN
Pay Director \ Navy
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he quotations. according to the American classification,

Good Ordinary ,:SSis Low hlnuiihs- iuU,,Is
Futures dull and to- points lower the later monhs
showing the most depression. Liverpool was dull, ana
Manchester depressed and silver moreover was lower The
receipts at the ports were consdred Oh IGir aggIeg
bought MAY pretty freely at l27d II 2sc Mr. John Inman
has gone Atlanta Nr \ III. Pelan. Of Atlanta was on
hanca salea here loday were oly 80 OlO bales.
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PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

BUREAU OF PhovlsIOSsASD CLorHIyg, )
NArlIlsG1ON ID. 4. Feb l. lss5. \
Sealed proposals. ndOrscd Proposals for
fs urean until March II, 1885 at ii o'clock
a for hundred thousand 0OO000l pounds OF Navy
Tobacco, TO he delivered al the Navy Yard Hrookyn
or or c ore the first day OF NOvombcr. 49, "
and forms Of Oner will nv
Bureau appicat and proposals made upon
the forms 50 furnished aud In accordance with spcclca
lions" j. A. SMITH,
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LIVE srocR xA.KEr-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Feb. l6-Ths DrousrS Journal reports: Cattle
Receipta 200 head. Ship pnonts hoNf market lowers
10 Choice ShppnI s3 501S4 25 Common u Medium.
~ 8Od So 5M Texans. 81 0OdSt TO-
Xoas-Recc,ptS l5.0oO1e1i snip nents - aoaf market
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


paaxea Cow. Calves sheen and Lambs SWINE.
E9I7 1I3 iO3i 1850 30077
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY, July 25.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Catte-Receipts, 2l2; shipments,
l0I2. The market was steady; too light supply;
exporters, $5.3O055O: good to choice shipping, So
0525; common TO medium, 81 5000 80; stockers
and feeders, 50 80 al 80; cows So 03.4O.
Hogs-Receipts, 500; Shipments 700. The
market slow and weak at yesterdays prices;
assorted to light, $4.20@4.40; heavy and mixed
$4 10 25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1O2; shipments, none The mar
ket was quiet. fair to good muttons $3.50 az So;
common to medium $1.4O02.25.
CHICAGO. July 25-The Drovers' Journal reports;
Cattle--Recepts, 500; shipments. / 900. Trad
ing slow; shipping steers, $4.7005; stockers and
feeders, $3 "a 20; cows. bulls and mixed 50 %
4. 20, through Texas cattle shade easier at 1915
D4
Hogs-Receipts, 10, 600; shipments, 8 500. Trad.
ing slow; common heavy sc lower; rough and mi ed
81 al % packing and shipping, 81 534.45; light
weights $43504SO skips, So al 20.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 100. The market
Slow natives, S3. 1874; Texans, So as.
nothing doing in cattle to-day all the consignrnents
being for through points Receipts las head ship
Inents, SCI head.
H99gs-The market was firm and steady; Pha-
delphias and Workers. $4.6O@4.75. Receipts.
3 700 head; shipments, 3, 100 head
Sheep-The market dull and nothing doing;
the prospects for next week unfavorable. Re.
cepts, $40 head shipments 800 head
ST. LOUIS July observation-disclosures, 70:
shipments, 700. No supply and 10 m arket.
Hogs-Receipts, 500; shipments, LEO. The
market frmer small supply; Workers, 81. G5 ID
40 packing hogs, 81. 25 04.45; butchers grades,
$4 60047 10.
Sheep-Recepts, none; shipments, 100. No sup
ply and nothing done.
CINCINNATI. July 25.-Hogs steady; common and
light, So 35 04.65; packing and butchers, $4.15O
40. Receipts $685. shipments, GEL
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for its purpose the crushing of the market, but
the mass OF dealers are in opposition TO break,
and the pull is so near an equal one that prices
remain stationary. Canned goods looked
upon with distrust; the doubtfulnesS of full
stocks merely for winters trade is checking
the ambition OF spectators; the experience of
years has proven the foolishness of futures.
Dealers that consult their pockets think twice
before buying once. Every year adds one TO the
theory of light purchases and frequent invoices.
The rice frenzy failed to produce its little boom,
and 1t can now suck its burnt fingers in sullen
retirement: the retailer and consumer were wise
IN letting the Southern wish come to grief; rice
was high enough; it is not deserving of more
than IL received Cheese must do better: prices
have been forced too low for profit. Prunes 60
slow; there is no chance for a higher market
EVaporated fruits are a thing of the past. Fish
are no longer wanted the season has been one
OF disappointment and Improbable returns"
GRAIN.
The grain markets are tame all along the line.
The Board of Trade Price Current says of
wheat: Local markets show very little life.
Sellers are shading prices while buyers are
bearishly inclined Receipts continue liberal,
and 1t seems to be the belief that in the absence
of corners and foreign wars, booming quotations
are not very probable. Locally, futures are dull
and not wanted. We quote
No. Mediterranean O. Observation-Disclosures. 95
No Mediterranean, o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
July, o. Observation-Disclosures SO
Corn-Slumpy. and special interest either
for cash or futures Receipts very light; futures
not wanted. We quote
No white o. T.. 42io
no. yeloW o. t--.---------------.. 10
No. mixed, 40
Sound ear, t.--.....-....-...- Al
Oats-Dul: scarcely any demand. Receipts
light We quote:
NilXSU o.
august, o. C.--.-.- "a
Rye-Nominal.
Bran-Dull; $l2 bid; no sellers.
Timothy Hay-Nomnal
GRAIN IN STORE.
July "a, 1885.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-26
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at Il
Two Great Centers.


NEW YORK, July 25.-Flour-Receipts, 16.
SIT brls; exports, 3,57S brls; market in buyers
favor. Sales, IL, COO brls.
Wheat-Spot firm; options weak, closing
steady. Receipts, 19, 494 bu; exports, 5000 bu;
sales, 2, 1000 bu futures 1900 bu spot; No.
z Chicago, 92ac; ungraded red. S3c a 81 OIL; No.
cred, nominal No. ! white. 99c; No. 2 red, July
S9Sc, closing at 99c; August 994 a 99sc, clos
ing at 99sc; September, 81. Oh, closing
at sl.Ms; October, $lO3l | O32. closing at
$L03s; November, $lG5. a I.053 closing at
~ O3a; December, SLOT. a 1.074, closing at
81 OF; April. 81 1875
Corn-Spot steady; opened weak. closing firm
Receipts 10000 blu; exports, 80 800 bu; sales
sl6,000 bu futures, l56, 600 bu spot Uueraded
Ala 53c; No 2 5ls 52c IN elevator 528 a 52sc
afoat; No. white. So a soc; yellow SO a 53!c:
No 2 July, 5ls Size. closing at lie; August
5Is 052sc, closing at 52c; September, 52I a 52sc
closing at 52sc; October. 53 53!c closing at 53ic
Oats firm receipts 2.470 bu; exports, none;
mixed Western. 81 39c; white Western, 80 a 4ic
Hops dull and in buyers favor.
COffee-SpOt fair Rio dull at 8sc for old and Sc
for new. Options higher and active. Sales,
1880 bags. July, al0c; August us 0L20c;