The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-04-02
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. March IS
ELOUR-Tirmer
WHEAr-Higher; No. red, SGl4c cash; ESQ
July.
CoEN-Eigher; 59l4 QSs!Ec cash; 1915 March;
4lG14liic July.
OArs-Nominally firm, nothing being done.
KyL-FEIner but slow at Ole bid.
BARLEY-Quiet at JO1L7Uc.
PRoDUCE-Buttcr, steady; dairy, 2c125c;
creamery, 2GJ3Oc. Eggs lower at 1UI.c.
PRovISI0NS-Firm. Pork, active at S12. ESQ
2.50 cash; Sl2.550l257Is May. Bulk meats,
long ciear, SG.lO; short RIB, $500; short
clear, S6.4j. Bacon, long clear, S6.45Gt6.50;
short r.h, S6.65lS6.7O; short clear, S6.SU96.S5.
Lard al S6.1jlt6S0.
WHISKY-Steady at $114.
CATTLE-ActiVe; exports, S5.65G5.9O; good
to choice shipping, S5.25y560; common 70
medium, 45OG5.0j; butchers steers, S:.008
40; COWS, S3::Jl0+.2j; Colorado steers, 500
@4y1; corn fed Texans, S+.oJo4-5O; stockers
and feeders, S35OI4.Gj.
SUEEP-Firm; common TO medium, $3.50
@;i4U; good TO choice, S5.5UGy4.40; extra, S450
@4.75.
HoGs-Strongers; Workers 81. 5O34.6O pack
ers, S4.2elss55; heavy, *4.6JG475.
CHICAGO. March %.
FLoCR-Quiet and firm.
WHEAT-Hlgher; No. spring, 77z@79kc;
No. 3. G9c; No. red, S01a4SIc; No. ) red,
15,LI3I.c.
Consistently; cash, 3SH0Hc; March,
3Sls43s13c; June 42ss@42bc.
Ts-Cnchanged; casn, 2SG3OIac; March,
2Ss; MAY, 3l!sGg5l5sc.
BARLEY-Dull at 62Gt63c.
PRODUCE-Butter firmer; creamery, $50
21Izc. dairy, 2413925c; Eggs weak at I21!G
13c.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork, active: cash, Sl2 ga
12,31; June. sl235@12.5O. LARD, higher; cash
ST. S|1.9j-s712. Bulk meats-shoulders, $500
AGO: short ribs. S6.lSiJG20; clear, S6.Iy(I660
WHlSKY-Steady at Sll5.
Granddaughter; cattle, S4.50fs5G0.
SHEEF-Lower; inferior to medium, $500
4.ea' good 10 choice, S4.lOG4.i5; lambs, 81 $50
$50.
HoGs-Higher; rough packing, S4.3j14 60;
packing ana shipping, 81 GJl4.SO; light, S4.35
GAO; skips, S;}5O(e4-25.
NEW YORK, March IS.
FLoER-FirU1.
WHEAT-Higher; No. 2 spring, 91Hc; un-
graded red, .Uegy7i.c; No. 3 red, S7GLS9iac;
No. red, @lGg93c; June, S35s Gy94lac.
CoRS-Stronger; ungr:tded. 4ysI50c; No. 8,
soc; No. :. 5UGj1i4c; do March, 5JG5Uss
OATs-Lower; mixed western, S7@3sc;
white. 3SlJ4lc.
PRoDUCE-Eggs steady at 15gl@15aIc.
PfovisloNs-Pork trim at Sl3.25. Lard,
CArTLE-Beeves, .ffrmer; poorest to best
steers at s5.t097.0q; mainly S535C56.GJ.
SHEEP-Dull; common to extra sheep, 81 80
@6.OS; common to prime, yearlings, $500
6.15.
Hoes-Ncminal at s5OO05.4O.
KANSAS CRY, March %
FGeJa-Quet; XN, Soc; XXX. ocQ 81 Ge;
family. Sl.lOlJi20; chofcS. S1.3JGLl.45: fancy,
Sl.h5a5l.60: patent. Sl.S55l2.00.
WHEET-Lower; No . red. IS sGLe413c CASH
Marck, 4is04isc; July, 70H@I05c: No 3
red, 57isc asked cash and March; May. 59c
bid; Ne soft, 15=G5u5sc cash; March. 7lI
G,g2;<e; MAY, Tkltg15c; rejected 47c asked
cash.
CORS-Lower; No. .. 3lI.c bid cash and
March; ,htsy, -: &C; Mo- white, SSssc cash
and M&rch: May, 3JG35l.c high mixed, size
bid cash.
QArs-Ne. 2. SOisGf32c cash.
ltYE-NO =. Jlc ASKED March.
PEoDCCE-Butter. Qu!et; creamery. 2S62ac;
dS:rr. iSG=0c Eggs. lower 2t i0c per dozen
CAT .Lh-aeceipTS. lIS6 For shipping steers
the market was fairly active IA steady prices
All hFs< grade was disposed of without
trouble. Fog cows and mixsd of prime
oualify the market wcs fairly active and
steady prsecs showing no nots bic change
from FRIDAY. Rough end common were
rather Slow at sr:day weeks prices
Fog stociSers and feeders there were
few country 1NyerS X. Othe- buyers
took the bulk of the rece'p DTS
which was snail ~ STEADY prices There
were but few mixers or sPringets; in the
yard. Pr cSs steady.
HoGs-Reeeipts, 2a4 Sorting was rather
slow but the market Fyas fairly activefOr Sat
urday at steady prices the sale showing no
notable change from Friday. Receipts were
easily disposed of az So early hour.
SHEEP-Receipts, 49, The market was
quiet and steady.