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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-11-17
MACHINERY

This Department is under the management of
Mr.. JNO. |. NISSEN. We are prepared to give
favorable terms and prices on every kind of
Machinery, Mill Supplies, Wrought Pipe, Betting,
Oils, &c.
We have recently put up in Pennington, Davie
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and other Machinery, making one of the largest
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] Da~ Plans and estimates given at any time.
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of our Machinery.
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New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO April 26 (SpeciaD. The visible
,264 900 bushels. Wheat began weak this morning
and almost settled back 4 cents bushe Juno
once sold do s0 cents. The fact that there was
no market abroad hepcd increase tho weakness pu
the cvenngup which took place last week ihad lett '
pit without much support. Pork was weak too ana
down TO - 90 for May. There are said to be about
500 900 bushels wheat here about which some people
feel uneasy Carriers OF provisions have descanted on
the labor troubles until they finally have worked up th
carving charge pork l2g cents barrel, whereas
the charge all winter was only about 1l2 cents
Wheat declined from the opening until o'clock steoIi}
and RAPIDLY and until the sellers of puts at eliagol =
cents June saturday night gave up the oHoft 10
save themselves by supporting the price. When they
gve up the decline became rapid Pork has been made
weak by the covering OF the short interest tho lase
stock and the heavy carrying charges The 40 eOao
Was stronger. May wheat. 7s7sd70 cents; May corn
37% cents May oats. 3Os cents May pork. p 70 /,
MAY lard, - s7ea5 90. Puts June wheat sOld ths
afternoon at sOis cents. Calls June wheat sold Al
= Il can't
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
total for vs.k ,bus far 700 head for same tim. last

700 head for same time last weei
100 through sunday t2 cars 81 OF whcn
10 New York; today "a cars or when 81 10
for market firm and fairly active Prime 10 Cnolce
Native shipping steers a 9O0fj 90 Common 10 ra -
10 Mixed Butchers a. s3 Pass 10 stocsers and
Feeder in moderate demand and steadv az 80 3Odstz zo
Good Mich Cows S3J0t40 Fat Bulls declined - 9Duc.
Export Grades 81 OOU S. 90 Neas s3 5OUt5 o market
closed arm all offerings taken.
last - hours 34OO head total for week
through cars all Of which TO sew York 80 cars
sale opened duh but closed active prices az
10 25c.: Common Fair. clipped, 50 1OGSf -o
Good TO Choice do ~ 5o0 s. 20 Common 10 FAIR woohd
~ 50SJ 90 Good to Choice do So 20 aG Zo all onerDRs
taken.
Hogs "a 9.20O head total for week
thus l6lUO for time last week l7toO ronslRbed
sunday 10 Of which Z5 Tor NewYork to-day;
Of which 2 II New York prices alyaD 20 0Wloc'
Light Pigs. "A UOdSi 25 Mixed Pigs and Light lorkes
Medium weights - 4pdS4 81 Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends
81 7jGi 10 market l5sed weak cars held over
ST. LOUIS April I6-Cdftie- KcceIDIs Loo snipments
400 active tair to Choice Saye shipping steers
s. lj0sb 90 Nave Butcher steers. Is 1o1t+ - lows
and eiiors 81 oOdsi 90 Stockers and fecdes - oV@
30
Hoos-Rccepts $500: sniDmenrs. 300 LIght t3 $40
81 % Packing 81 SjNs4 10: Heavy. ~ lOGti 2J
ShesDHeceIDts 90 snipDents. none; market steafy NJ
OU6rJ
CHICAGO ADril 2G-Tns DrorSr Journal reDorts Cattle
Receipts $40 snIpmenis 2joo mead nsrGot active
- stOCaers anu Feeders - ~
asi cows Bulls ami Mixed IL 71aSi 70 BuS - 10
ass 20
Rough Mixed. ~ JHS4 -. PacSlng an' ShiDUlhA
81 uOdti 81 ILghf. - GIH ~ 20 >SDs. ~ ovNrh oD
SheeD-Rece:Dts 400 head SnDmeDJ> 800 hebl mirSe'
strOn-e Natives - Boa - 80
me Jourd SPECIAL Liverpool caegram reports
market steady best American steers i3c dressed
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

grades rather stronger prices out with tbs ex
Of carload Two OF tItra which sod az GOOD ns
Medium Wooed sheep not wan ed Farmers are ad-
vsed 70 hold them hack unIl after shearin n,s
went at very low figures Very few spring Lambs
sale and Tie Southern Lambs are not generally In ht con-
Poor to Clipped Sheep sod SO 75asj CO. and Un-
shorn at 81 easS 62 FOR very rnaTy to Pine ios Ta
OF seallawag Ewes tUnsborn) sold at . &C. a.
Poor TO FAN clipped Yearngs ranged from ~ TO f6i t-
tie 99o91 ~ % o, es n,oin soT % S 30 sr; o IsmIs
from kentucky and Pennsyvania found purchasers
'aies-Eyerctt Pdcock lej Unshorn Ohio sheep. III
Il" Wash. Kirby & Co. Al state sheep 81 B at5sc
Uallrnbecs 4 Davis lgl Unsnon Indiana sheep 30 y,
atis4c % Michigan do II ~ at 5lsc. 2si do ~ At
95 B at GIG lsi state Lsmbs SO atoc y do 81 10, al
&C; 2o} do 6s %, at 81, 20 do, q n, ,ats7 81.
90 & a. a"y ynhS or o sS "sss.S sssp = ssae'
gs = % S 90 Il, at h at oS d. q ~ D. Sa' al a g
n at oc 2} Dsorn 90 90 ~ at 7i1c; 1850 ~ n a.
fnme & Mullen III n.horn state sheep s3 70 at &c;
800 do 81 ~ It SIC; 22oao - D at osG 10 ez clppea
satS s%Ss = S at &C. & asbora eHas se u
So l'. 40 Missouri do 30 b ~ c 9t Michigan and IN
dana 1i5sS = % " r. - ~ Pp,bor g wesere sheep 1913 ss
&c ~ kentucky do lO7 h. Sic. l42 do lives 80 10 AZ
DC lS2 do no ~ 700 Western DO % At 20 ~
KeP,aesy & DO ps n at. l5i do g. b. at Sc SS Ken
J Z Ptdcock, 2s Ohio clipped sheep rs n. at,es
2i do few YeaIings y 5isc 2O5 Unshorn do 81 .,
S. 80 10, Unshorn Pennsyvan.a lives Poor 81 . At
Newton Gilett 205 clipped ohio sheep - b az g. 6o
229 eo 20 ~ at '2c 2sj 60 a p At AZ 20 hense.
- lj lo9 state do So 70 at BIC Cs UnshorD Kentucky
Year.ings POOR. 20 ib al &c. oo
Jersey city and 81 4Oth 81 with the Xcepuon OF
ttle state Pigs sold at 80 there were ne sale, oa
hye weight Feeling siade stronger than at the close Oh
the week.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
pr.rrprs or yEW-YORK DEALINGs.


Sharp contrasts were made by the different
grain markets at the Produce Exchange yesterday
Wheat was decidedly weak and exporters were almost
entirely absent: corn sutc, cd moderate losses but the
demand for shipment COED; oats were strong ana
higher. but nothing was done for export OnIy Iair
trading accompanied the decline In wheat
which responded to tho absence OF Tor
elgn markets on account or the Easter
holiday uncertainty to the decrease In the yisDIe
supply favorable weather at the West and the dlsspa
lion OF the war clouds Greece. There were rev re-
actions on the way down aud the options closol ony
Ing losses of | a u cent follows April, 9ll2; May
81 q; June. 92l4; July, 90; August 924; seplemnc'
3d. october, "a; November, 95 y; ana December 80
cents. Cash wheat l cent lower ana only looo
bushels were bought by shippers. IN corn
spot lots only a trile on anu anu
exporters purchased 10000 bushels. The option
market was quiet and closed dull at the bottom hgures
of for April at A. Z and May at 454 a for June az
4Gs and l. cent for July at 465s and August at a =
higher with the result OF elping Apr options 10 us.
I2 10 4O2i cents. White cash gTales were i2Gl cent
lower The options sparingly dealt In but ehdeu 4
better for May at 3G7s and Il for June at 3Cs laru
closed unchanged as follows May. SO 49, June. 70 Il
July, sc ~; August, SO 50; September, 30 Az anu
October. 50 10 . ,,,, po,
timore and Boston for yesterday were as TO-
lows Wheat D. 32O bushels corn, s6.373 bushels 0as'
I1G039 bushels: total grain % 1892 bushels flour,
% 557 barrels. At Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Louis
the arrivals were Wheat. 45,76l bushels; corn
l23 957 bushels; oats. l3G.520 bushels total grih'
3OG.535 bushels; flour, %, sol barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

Ncvyor Produce Exchange statement Of visible supply
April ~ lssG
store store and Wheat. Corn oats Rye Da7Ieg aEh g,o
s ifI5 5i55 iSI5S4S 554 ss5 ; sSS iassSs
Visible supply in rnltea states and canait
APR "a. %ssi'5 $50 lss9gl sSg c9sa5 sS5sos 5Gc5o
A1s 1a'T r. 4ssos4sa 15235o26 l79s6s 4el77s 7o25s
ABE 19?S 5 4o45:l4s 9l2I5os 2so5es9 2o7oo4 5e56eo
AP2 g. iot77C lsGolsOo 4oaOaad l'c97S'I 0iO47'
minneapolis and ST. Paul not included. ..,.,,
odt MS1 aaots6 e5anss ay @oy
G,5c; No i7od soc; clover h1 a. styaw Tong
' Ryc "oa 9jc short rye 7oa75c' oat 4o0ooc Wheat
MoLAs Quiet with 2oc asked for 5oo test
4d asked M steady at 50 p O5s
2O75c futures Aer "a call tons ny SCiG GoIper
Rona @ ake steady ts ,o5s.is s1 DC DO
cEAN as Su' s 1 5ioJ do Al
sisdm steam o9aio,ons S9 O"S" Cram at 3i los OIL
cake id Ios granulaed sugar 81 d2s ,ow GgtN5t ;i
d ' SS Seef o'Ssn So q. Ca poTk ID cotton sd
LoSDoS Sno,ssns ste% 9?SGG 4an 5 nef d gram Hour
ss Cd oicaRe lis 80 granated sugar Is Sod 3d. cut
snd sT !: c, 1o,,S Gs rs s Sa sSi 54
goods lI steam main STain al s1 at S'd ddIXsGow
ASILh ssa@ o9H 3Tsn S & quoted for lis I'd
eranuated rs oa: culioaf ."' va D4[Sa D4[WsTEn
Hnin gram steam. &c .Tan R2EREApA s q '1st
sqr ss rs rs a. oS'5S Fox s5f
- 3D. oil by sail quoted Is "a ~ M ~ am "
ffpRS! RECT qqSSr FSTr '' N SY f
& 81 fe % %ss dun Look
ohev and Ge ceiling is unsettled with the advantage more
IN favor of buyers sales $50 bbls. Mess at private
JSH lots Of 81 Nor sT qSS5Sd s% SO sS 20 Tor Tor
Family Mess sl2dsl4 for Clear Back ana % oOas'
for Extra Prime o.et 9I eossiS oo Extra
$ 3 % hrr FrA Il % 0S de
sd So 5oasg apd ,5err no
eraie s1ir t9 the deTs9a 900 iIs d. ia loose ot
600 Pickled Hams LEs-hiXe axe , not vance fnn
esqray with .s FS! e.s sns no Ions cea IN Sew
York csc; at tho West ong Clear o.yS' S9D,' % & tsS
10 Light "a sci Pigs. 6sc..... LAkD-Ihe chances
we're not ahou The eenS Is no. 50 stions
snot part al 25c closing 622 2c; Aprl closing oIsc
i7sO tcs May d!6c. closing Gl4c 2V99 ~ 'o. & Sna' 20
900 tcs August G3ic closing u.3dc. = 800 tcs Hep
tcmber 6iOa14Ic. ciosng at G4Uc 2ooV tes U.'ops &
Tea al 30 Refined quoted Continent 81 south American
| lGSo4US5c..BUf1ER ER ana CnEE>E- Without lnpoitah,t
vana do Doc, lgG -Ac, state Dairy halinrsn
| tubs, lGatlc: Welsh tubs lod2lc+ Western lmtauUn ~ %
facioTy. / a Hc ciiEEsE-siae 5GlCte; Western
7d.c; sElms, Ii4G0c.... EGGs-puui anu ho'''' '''
the Iange OF 9pd Il ac Timothy 81 loas--o Win p''"
sq quiet and steady she for Far ReaninS
ana c 90 ies Centiugal Refined SlI3ns'
| ?s,c GfanuaIcd = a Lee Mould sc. standard &c
| Oh 4 GSsG7c.. White LItra { O'.aofc' LAfa 90"
NIX 81 ard nrmef Ciiy quoted at 7l4a7ic Oleo
margarine nrm city, 20 SAFES ooooo 10 ou' Vi INV" "
| 'fALLow-Dun nnd depressed Prime CITY quoted al
| 3T.a3 l5lGc sales, $4,000 lbs. at 8 lo-loe.
LIVE srocg Markets BY TELEGRAPH
Race n allst
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
OrOTArlONs OF DELyEs TODAY.

Good to Prime sold year at s6 WsO 80
REVIEW Or InE WEEK. he arrivals oi IeSxss ue pase
week we're 800 head more ian last week ana 900 n o'o
than the cOrrcs 3Ondiug week last year -. ,u .o,,
Receipts have not been heavy the past week oui iuy eIl
demand and prices GrOI ped Ice on "Wednesday
the offerings taken; and moderate arrvas fr
day the market more buoyant though not quo'aoF
british markets ruled dull and weak with l3c the TOD
1guTe reported Or Live atte dressed Wegh anu Uc
Live Cattle from this port have Nsbly ln' reused l., ,,
Home markets dull but steady WIN the SLOW ale in'hy
attributed holidays and the closing uals Oi
Live calves had a fair demand slight upward ten
dency closing Friday AT advance of ABOUT &c per
n few Buttemlks are arriving but the supply has been
mainly light veas with but lew Choice Heavy oneilhg
and dragging. with prccs
up the finish Thursda7 and while the nsht supply on
Friday and prevented ST. furher urOp ~ e
ket there recovery from the low figures prevailing
earlier in the week. 49,. ,-,.,o, from,
5tc to 81 head up to Thursday win An custer ieus vi
Friday and saturday. r,-,,ro, r,o,a
have ruled lower and figures Dascu on te 1 III
market do not warrant quotations above - W or 'o o
BEvEe-Receipts Yesterday and to-day "a cars at
60ths and 80 cars Jersey City; making 4O'2 head
Mr Eastman had i25 carloads Goth ST. and 10 cars at
those Yards were consigned direct to Stern MeZger
all on the market The exception OF cars which went 10
schwartzch.ld & sulzbereer ,, roro ,,c,.d
TO hold little finn and while butchers took hold rather
slowly at first after O'Clock trading was lulie ursh an
closed quiet with few cars TO DC carried over
Average sales were strong Friday prices - ,,,
Poor to Prime Nave Cattle sod az - @ UU" ~ ncnua,i
Suers average OF about 20 ~ anu Ss
Nrl Bulls sold at SO IS "a 20 Win ie" le'ale" a'
Dry COWS sold at 80 3d. Corn fed Bulls at SO 80
d4 xtra At real at - So - & I2 9,s live Cattle for NJ
Goldsmith. morrow the Arizona vi, taoe , or' senp
Eastman ana Nelson Will load the Brooklyn city and
Erin with $40 Live Cattle.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
CALENDAR. 70 DAY.

~vrEFM CoUEI. CHAMBERS. Before Andrew JaSos; S6;
- - a. g. 90 Co. Sc H. ll5, l3O ~. ilS, isa !g5
ia 3g 2s5 ~ "a. 200, ZC4, zO1. ZOO -oo -Oo -'V
81. NM, D.,r pefore Van
SUPREME COUaI-SPECIAL IKRh-FAHi I,-beioio ' d"
Irrii I-Nos GlI. Gi7. GU3. JSD. Az, 4l3. "a.
hIrllnaE IOCEI-CIhCLII-IAhI l'-boIOio '""''"N''''
a., o.. Oday calendar. -, ,,.. ~, vor.,
supsrMI co0GI-CIHcuII-PAaT III-BefOre Donohue. j
ase Oh. day catDdar - 90. ,,a.. uo.oh -
SurnLNF CoUR4-CmCUn-PAkI IN-Beicie Beach: 80 IL
N1s 80 lz,lX 1920. zJl5 23!1 1901. 49,. ISts IJ.y
49, ys 24Ul .iO3 1903 Z33. I2JJ'2 Zo'-, Izooi0o'
Isl7 2}3l lO1O 1872 1911, 2Cl5. , , ,,,,..
susgOGAIEs CoURI-BofoIc Rollins. S.-"ill OF Brdget
,Jltol., TO- so m Mary HattCn ii H.; JOih U Be'ii
tns - ,r..,, ,.,,r. r,n.v
"a. ,,..o,o Al, ~ amman
y.-Aai0tIlned luI the tcfln ,,..,..-r..
20 lO ,.... ,,.,... NJ, t.,,vo,
No Ia lar ,.,e,. ra,
NCs 1863 1916 1903 l7ll I4l6 l7Oz. l10S l199 i1Sd
iGg7 iSo2 l76i l7OG 1908 1919 l7lI l4O1 li9f cos
1899 1901 IsO2 1916 469. 74S I2l5, 2lt! 4i5iA iesS
IL ~ y3 izgl III 1884 1926 l0sO. l]43 lOfi' l4oo
lTlS sls 1890. 2lG7. 1919 1887. l5I2 .- w.. H..
COMMON PLRAs-TR 1EkN-PARI lI-BeioIe AZ ns ioo
,n J-A0s I7ey l52l l4G4 1914 1888. 1908 Ioeo i-''
ConMoS PLxAs-GRsKaAL TERM-Adjourned until hrst
Monday in May - 49,, D,,e.,o q l.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

Sales sherman culver; 10 Pennsy lvana staDle-ed M
1895 b. ats 77 do. l275 NJ at s. q $40 2s$ a az a,
o. g. 6s no. 10 at S s. g. 90 $40 H. at So ~ @ Stale Steers
6S$ H. at = 80 80 M chicago 3 % DO s / t3S SO a. ao H. GG az
% SOC per head so b at - so do i2so D. D.
T. s5o 3 ''r H. 10 at So S. % g. Inlana DO 100 @
s and I as Gs p2g5 10 iGn at a Is @ Cow e. 200 b. at =
do 1898 h, al - 8oi Pennsylvania OK lo'o io at
sadi"r co. & St Louis steers l2i9 D. at So G5
W. r. at 8 q %? az 20 @ 80 2 r. at r ; g. t 3 & caso 20 G DO
9g b so q do o b. at = 80 ,sS5 20 1Snine.y 0 90
n s. 22a Bulls i92l b at 81 10 100 n at - 90 49,
M 6 a g. 7C 6nstsS SS DO seF H. az s. @ IS 96o la @
at S. 80. Bunao do %; at s. 30 y do 9s5 D. az a.
Do 1867 b. s. 10 u Cows steers anu stays go n at
4 Munroe 10 chIca;o steer, $50 o. a. 50 So d u DO
g H. r. s 30 % dS To- at 10 . T. at "a DO TO- TO- at S To-
81 ss.s e oPS s ao Siri 5 b At 4 qG . 90
10 10 MsyaHS eS% 49, M l. n 4 & 5 Med fG
I$5s less SIo DO n i5s ~ 30 at is, - 81 - Go GS
i5 do I%5S S@ cds r n at At, ;. e oS 9- =
TS as Ss Do e 45 h. at at 30 20 less @
q q g. g. 80 Sdo 800 80 r. at aG s. So sGd Sd lsS h at $ IS do
1913 b. at - l22 0do 095 d. at ~ 95, a. oI9 "a S'I n
at 81 81 IL OK l72O fb - 10; Heifers lOl0 TO- at
do l2is 1 ats5 s. 90 iSo y At 50 s.; 4 chicago
do 2Os 10 Al IS 45 II Ohio DO !.96 d. al s. ~ ~ 40
lio5 lb S5 90 do lOoS b att So 40 'do l'iOo d. al
Newton Gctt 10 Pennsylvan staGcled steers i25
IL az 81 IlIs; do. 1855 h. at SO 80 IL 90 10y 70 az
s. I5 Is Indiana steers 1910 d. al 80 40 90, lV3 3D.
al "a 75 IL Pennsy ylvania do lv7O ID at 90 2Oi y'V
AT - 20 do, l24G ID, at s. - hehtnoS S sH
Tul, 80 10 81 40; 5do. l,20o b ats - 90 rs
NJ at -; do l4i3 II, at 81 10; 70 a. iot ~ AZ ~
do L427 b AT ST; pennsylvania Bul lOO" ID Al % o= ~
Cows. go u. at ic per To- -,. ., =, az : do no
H. az 81 80; l3~2 10, at - = lnils ~ TO- a.
81 G5 DO 25G 10 at 81 80; do, l33' ID at - 81 IA
do 1929 10. at "A. ,... ..,o. , oeo u. ot - co
MICH JWS-Peceipts for the week ABOUT LOO heau OF
which ~ were a OOt-st Good cows nave SHOWN niue
mne,s but ummon stock has rule dun at barely sustained
nr@es eportei saes have at $50 81 per head.
So per head . o., -, eo-zs.o "a non
head o.,...... ,,. -, .,o ooob
george East! aud . Cows. at Si2 per head. . ~
CALVES Receipts 23Oi head nearly ALI at ooh 81
THE market ruled steady with fair demand AMI most OF tho
onernes were Ordinary 10 hoicc Neas SOu NJ
sales Jelfc Wright & Co % Veas l20 10 at 3'ic' az
do 1870 10. at sc. .
Everett & PidcOck Q Veals. 1875 n. at &c.
Walsh Kirby & Co: 3S Ncas l3l 10, at , 2c. -. =. .
Hume & Mullen Veals l22 10 at Sc O2 90 II: ID AZ
c 81 do 1870 H. at &c; 81 do 1877 TO- at OhG 10 DO 10" ID
at 69c. ,o-. =. 49,, 100 ,o -, N,
bniSnbacs Dewey: veas 1877 b ct 5c' so do i?9 io
at 5Le 30 do ll9 10 at c III DO I3I TO- At 0'o 400 "o
1872 10 at &c; l25 do. l37 10. at bl2c. an, ,,on o.,
Newton Gilet IL Veals l3O 10 at "ci - 10 ~ 40 az
&c: ! Fed ali $50 10, at 39c. - a. .. ., IN ooo
SHEEP AND IAMBs.-Receipts were 10 cars OF iD,Oyo
head - cars at and 81 cars al Jersey l lhoI,
was air demand for decent 10 Prime Clipped sheep anu
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
STAINED

closing firm. Transferable notices. NSo.
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Market rules quite l nuii
and s in BUYERS favor with in instances ,ItaGT Tie ,ga
With shppes cne @ to hold Of Jo6oers have
G SsSH a Na% an" sss. %eq & sa R' SS Vim
nesoa Extra at :, 25as5 20 nendIng 81 snI rb 'Os s
- 80 s'i00 6bls Winter Wheat Extra. So 25ds 80
dor dor 7o0 C0Sh bSs 10 G x9Ta No % 9 5s manly within s
60 400 l SS, gs Sp E fns sss 5 go S
500 including cnoce Winter at So o., 100 9bs ;ay Siy
sno5aiCD'f9s 9o at spD'r2' q a,ass & SSs So
& seet d. ElIp Fancy F.,s :, %
Good 10 cGocs HS" Extra western s4ooes5 25 common
Gc e Gag s'@ S 90 e common Extra
Clear So Goas42 Rye Mixture So 59e = 1t,, 41 saS
- 5 Far Eftras5 r 5as3 g 3 Fart Fart
SSEa %%ie Wheat E1ira asa G5 MI Extra for ws.,
aS.s %s a oes s SGqP S%S[S1
light trade mainly Tor home use sales 9Q0 Oos TSruo Fi m
GSaGS CS%@on aS to s f'E hTs at sales
zoo SO uPfOs at % 2SSs ' %s ST '' s.
Brandvwine S 50 So Sales zoo oOis. sycamore at
heavy and lover & CASH n lots lots
9scne 9ss Sec1g pop S9s" opened M heavy then declined and
steady shade above the m inside n psei Mu Limited and
inr optons There Ta' also arTRS 7gWe
IS DS u eSe See aie IiPPS n
tc 10 chicago at arrive in Nay
a1s And aSSG s ., @ aTEs In Store TS;' No Mixed M Nav
17sc. 81 c. dO LOT june o.
closing al g2c. DO. for July. 81 sG92' Closing aI
9 G: do for August. o. -d9-Ic. closing at VIC 40 or
September closing Ut y3c DO Tor tctoDcr -
&C closing at 10. November u % &C oOsllg
at % sc for December. 9GG closing At wv:
do for January l~NG. - 's19Sc. closing al y
Market quiet 81 CSC for western "a GG4 &c ior cn &
ada and 81 G6c for state BARLEY Market qet anu
unchanged sales 5000 bush. ungraded Canada at &c
- RA riley MALT-Dull at previous quotations -
cON-Narket opened steady for cash lots ana cose' WIN
II 900 bush OF NO. M1eI
"mustv " had a depressing euect Optlons
one steady then fell Of SC and closed uuh AT the ln
sdc prices moderate aie for export and hone nse ana
god shippers bought lii,OuO Dusn
Salss g bush future. l9 600 bush. spot ana 10 ar
rive including Posted steamer Mixed at 42d45c. malhy
or A. t,i.c ngradcn MXc0 4 di4 c steamer ilAeu
ISa c in yator A 45c aho2t i3 2c Tor Ap anu
Loo for Nav Mixed, 4J3c. ~ elevator AZ 90
a c anoat 4j3.c half May and II &C. Tor middle OF
I'M 30 Mixed for Apu 4ji2 ijS4c. closing az 4" 80
closing Al 41Jc do Tor June ~ :
for July 4o's0 40 &C. cl"sg
AZ 46ac August A. "a 7sc closing AT
OATsMset tiled cash Mixed 2d2.c higher "hlte ,1
opened steady thrn fell of la c options were I4
hher APRIL aud &c better on May ana ana Jnn.i closing @
incimdfng So. MIXED at 42c. NO 4lGi2Ste 20 e.
40 J. nominal Mixed Western. A$9@i41c; Wmte I'M ri 19
44af-c; White state, 4GGilc; NO Mixed l9r Aplh
i0a Ale closing at 4Oac do for May sOG & cdo CLOS
me a }G "a; for June %64 closing al SO &C..
FEED Finn ani fairly active ~ , r...- ,,.,
efncks IN store IN New-Nork Procklyn ana Jersy tIy
grain warehouses and held railway lighters on cfrncae
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
THE COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, April 2G.-ln the Court OF Appeals

to.day the following causes were argued:
No 4sn the matter application foi letters o! ad
- ~cilOuuaNcI tie estate OF iJOh -
Vaus deceased by sidney SheDOuTne lar apI ell
ant, tlsMtr Baker Tor respondent
No @s7-Ihe people * rel Weller respondent, agt.
Charles De al IoNnson Trustee appellant Argued by
John Parsons iOf appellant IL oickIes for respondent
No ts7- Fanning respondent, 4gt. David VI Os
bo!no appellant Argued by Wright ioI spprii
ant. T. FayHe fO1 respondent
No 700 augustus Griffin executor respondent ,agt. tho
our Island Earod company, appellant. Argued by I'd
,,o,S 4 Srraguc appellant II Sckcs Tor respondent
IA II Mary Murtcldt and others, appellant agt.
HE Now.York West -hOre and Bunao iahOad Company.
-, ,o'denf ArguCd by T. a Brewster for APPELLANT >
as-ldy respondent .,,a., m, ,o,, =, ,,o,.o,,
40 II ljIcrcsa u Illckev. appellant aFt Jon M9rel
re.,onieut Argued by Matthew Hale iOi appellant JOhn
M EOWeIs. iOT resp Jnucnt
mo c,urt OF Appeals Will hold TWO sessions "A day
tins week finish up its calendar. Io-mofTo"s eaieh-
. go
uotion-xos 1O2 9C3. 81. 9al. 99O. 9s9 933 o92.
r. o. l.. s. CsG $50 lS9. 72l ~. 73i, 700.