The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-21
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain aud Provisions.

ST LOUIs January t.
FLorR-Steady; XXX, S3.l0G320; family,
S3.OG3.40; choice to extra fancy, S370G4.7O;
patents, 50 Uts0L5.40.
wHEAT-Lower; No. red, cash, ssIl99Osc;
January, SSc; May. 943l@96ls@&I4c.
CORN--Nery very dull and easy; No. 9
mixed, cash, 8c; January, 36l4c; May, $3.50
365sc.
OATs-Quiet but firm; No. mixed, cash,
2S!a029%c; May. Jlh@3l5sc.
RYE-kO market.
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged.
PRoDUCE-Buttcr, dull; creamery. 25d SOC;
dairy, l6G24c. Eggs, dull and weak at 1Sc
per dozen.
PROvIsIOEs-Stronge Pork, slOG2H@1O 1906.
Lard, s5.9OG6.O0. Bulk meats, loose lots.
long clear, S5l5; short ribs, S5.25; short
clear, $40. Boxed lots, long clear. 800;
short ribs, S5.2OG525; short clear, $5.3lIa.
Bacon, long clear. S5.622G5.65; short ribs,
$50; short clear, S5gBg6.Up.
WHIsKY-Steady at $I.l0.
choice shipping. S3S5G5.70; butcher steers.
S32504.l5; cows and heifers, S2.25J3 Al;
stockers and feeders, S2.6Gly3 80.
SHEEP-Active and easier at S2.50145O.
HoGs-Acti7e and higher; butchers and
choice heavy, S3.90@4l0; mixed packing,
S3.65G3.S5; lights. s3.50@310
CHICAGO. January 16.
FLOUR-Dull; Southern winter wheat,
$44Og4S5; Wisconsin, S4.O0G4.65: Michigan,
$45OJ4.75; soft spring wheat, S37GG4.0G: Min
nesOta bakers, $35JlL4.GO; patent, S4.1JG5 80;
low grades, S2.00Gs300; rye -four, S3.3003.60;
buckwheat -four. S400a5.O0.
WHEAT-Lower; No. 2 spring. lsA@sOc.
CoRN-DulI and steady; cash, 36@361sc;
January, 3lsc; May, 59iaGs39lic.
OATs-Dull and unchanged; cash, 2SAc;
January. ISL @2S9sc; May, 3lAc.
RYE-Dull; No. 2, 6Sc.
BARLEY--Quiet; No. ., 63065c.
PRODCCE-Butter, inactive: creamery, 26
oslo: dairy, lO9l5c Eggs, 19Q2tc per dozen.
PROVISIONS Mess pork. higher; cash,
$40 700l0.90. Lard, quiet, steady and higher;
cash. S6.071s@6.l0. Boxed meats, steady;
dry sailed shoulders, S39J94.00; short rib
sides. S5171zG5.2O; short clear sides. $500
5.55.
WHIsKY-Steady at s1.16.
CATTLE Strong and higher; shipping
steers, S35GG55O; stockers and feeders. $40
GAS; cows, bulls and mixed, S1s094.0J;
bulk, S2.60lt325.
SHEEP-Steady; natives. s2.1O049O; west
ern. s2.5O93.5O; Texas, S2.OO@3.OO; lambs,
HoGs-Strong and higher; rough and
mixed, S;}.6y9390: packing and shipping,
s3.9OG4.15; light, 3.4O03.95; skips, S2.5OG35O.
NEW YORK. January 49,
FLOUR-CommOn to good extra, S325Q5.50;
common to choice extra st. LOUIS. S322Jg5. so;
patent Minnesota, extra good TO prime,
S4.T50570.
WHEAT-Cash lower. options steady: No. 2
69Sc: ungraded Duluth. S1OO1s; ungraded
red, S519la!c; No. 2 red, 9OH.c; No. 9 red, Feb
ruary, S95sGD9O7sc; June: 94ss@95lac.
steSdv RFhsT less Act aSxe 9PfSn.
No. ., 5e65JO19c: No. January, i9fsG5U1sc;
February. 4S5s049c; March. 4s1aG4Sssc
OATS-Very quiet; mixed western, 36I50
3S14c: white western, 39044l3c.
PRODUCE-Butter. firm; western, 12g34c;
Elgin creamery, S36535c. Eggs, dull and
easier; western. 2SG2o1ac.
PROvISIONS-POrk, quiet and nominal. Cut
meats, very steady; picked bellies, 5l4 G5hc;
picked shoulders, 49sc; picked hams, $40.
Lard, fairly active at S6.45.
CATTLE-Decined: extremes for steers
were S44OG6;G0 per 100 lbs for dry cows; fat
bulls, S300d4.j0.
SHEEP-Dul; orpinary to best sheep $1,000
800; common to best lambs S5.J0G1l0
HoGs-Dull; S4.OO(t4.40
KANSAS CITY. January 10.
FLoUR-Unchanged. Quotations are for I'M
established brands in car lots, per half bar
rel in sacks, as follows: XX, $40: xxx.
slI0GLsO: family. *lSoSl.4o: CHG c., *l:55
rye. Sl.45Gl.T0. Buckwheat. per Dbl. 500.
WHEAT-Lower; No. 2 red. cash, Case bid,
G6c asked; January, f4Hc bid, Gee asked;
694c; April. 7Ic bid, Ike asked; May, 13l4 @
bid, 73Iac asked. No. red, cash, no bids
nor offerings; January. 4sc bid. no offer
bid, 5Sc asked. No. soft cash. SOC bid, Sc
asked; January. size bid, SEC asked; Febru-
airy, SHcbid. S3l4c asked; March, ID cars
size: May. ss1ac bid, soc asked.
CORN-Quiet; No. 2. cash no bids, 2Sc
asked; January. &c bid. 2Sc asked; Febru-
airy, 212!c bid 2S1!e asked; March. 2sa4c bid,
&C bid. 3l14c asked. No. VIII te, 2SI.c bid,
no offerings; January, no BIDS nor offer
ings: February, 2Isc bid, 30Hc asked;
March, no bids nor offerings; May. 332lc bid,
4l4c asked.
OATs-No. 2. no bids nor offerings. Re
jected, cash, &c bid, no offerings.
RYE-No. .. no bids nor offerings. Re
iected cash Csc bid. 521sc asked.
BUTTER-Creamery, scarce and wanted.
Roll in better demand from packers. We
quote: Creamery fancy. 30c; good, 25c;
fine da'ry, IN single package lots, 20c:
store packed, in single package lots. LOG
I2c; common. 495c: roll, SGl2c according TO
quality.
EGGS Supply large and market weak at
l5c Der dozen fresh recandled. large
portion of the receipts consists of held
stock.
LIVE POULTkY-Receipts light and fat
stock wanted Chickens, S2s25; ducks, 81 80
per doz.; turkeys, 60hsc per H.
CATTLE-Steady; native shipping steers |
81 4Ba4.45; native cows, S2.0OG3-25; native |
S5.S5G43I0.
SHEEP-Steady.
HOGs-Active and firm; packing. $3.50 !
$50; light, S2..5G3.05-
Latest Market Reports.
KANSAS CRY. Jan. 1.-THE following are |
the latest quotations IeIegrapned from Chi. |
cago, New York and St Louis: