The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-03-11
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain anu Provisions.

ST LOUIS March 6
FLoCR-Cuet and steady: xxx. S3.UUg3I5;
family, S3-:5lg-3.j5; chOlce. s. 500 $50; fancy,
q SjJ4 10; extra fancy, s4.tOG4.yJ; patents,
S5.lgU $40.
whEAr-Dun but firmer and higher; No. 2
red, cash, 81 &C: snarch, 81 &C bid; June Soc.
CORN--Dull, but firm and higher; NO.
mixed, cash, 80 aG36c; March, 35isc bid; May,
81 13j2c.
OArS-Dull, but steady: No. . mixed, cash,
2914c; March, 29isc bid; May, 81 &c bid.
RYE-Eirmer al 81 &c.
BARLEY-No market.
PRoDUCE-Butter, steady and firm; cream
cry, 25U3Jc: dairy, ls(52yc. Eggs, weak at
1ac per dozen.
PnovIsIoNs : Quiet but frmer. Pork.
higher at $l0G5 Lard trmer at S5.SBlJ5.S ,.
Bulk meats Gull and unchanged: loose lots,
long clear, $3.50; short ribs, S5.4j; short
clear, 500; boxed lots: long clear, 500;
short ribs, S5S'52: short clear, 5000. Ba-
con. active and steady; long clear, -. SO;
short ribs, S5.SjGg-'gJ; short clear, E5.95G6.0O.
MHIShY-Steady at SllO.
shippers. S4.SJG5 %; common to medium,
S40JG4 %; butchers steers, $3.0OG4 -; cows
and heIfers, S2-25GJ3.75; stockers and feeders,
S3U0G4.l5.
SnEEP-Easier at S3.5GG55.5O
HOGS-Strong and active; butchers selec-
tons. 81 2504.i0; mixed packing, S3.Gj44.l5;
lights, S3SJG4.l0.
CHICAGO March 6
FLoUR-Stcady; Southern winter wheat
-four, "a 4Wd4.S5; patents, S4.65G5U0; low
grades, ~. OOlJ:I.50.
wHEAT-Quiet strong and higher; March,
79ssGSOi4c; May. 81 .sgS5lsc.
CORN-Quiet and easy; cash, 3I6l31l2c
March, BE: May. 3y75W40c.
OATs-Quiet and firm; cash. 29l4c; March,
29c; May, 32l4 G32@sc
EYE-Qulet; No. :, 59c.
BARLEY Dull; No. ., 60c.
PRODCCE-Butter, easy: creamery, 2I03lc;
darr, l592ic Eggs, steady at l252G12slc per
dozen.
PRovIsIoNs-FIrmer. Bacon, clear rib sides,
s5.S5; clear sides. so ID; shoulders, 81 ~. Bulk
meats; clear r b sides, s5.45; clear des, $40;
shoulders, $500 Mess pork, SI075G 1lO0.
Lard, choice, $1.15uS00
WHISKY-Steddy at Sl16.
CATTLE-Strong ano higher; shipping
steers, S3.9tG4.O: stockers and feeders,
S3O0d4 80; cows, bulls and mixed cattle. Sl.J0
@4.0O: bulk, s30tlG3.50; through Texas cattle,
$4O0G4.50 80.
SnEEP-Higher; native, S3.O0G5.15; Texans,
$2.J0G425; lambs, Si.0Blg5.5O.
HOGs-Brisk and stronger; rough and
m xed, SO S5G4.2j; packing and shipp n.y. 4.25
U4-5O; light, S3.6J042O; skps, S290G3.10.
NEW YonK. March 6.
FLoUR-Dull; good TO choice extra west
ern and state. S3.oGG5.50.
WnEAT-Spot stronger: options frmer; No.
2 red, 94l4c: No. white, sac; No. , red
March. g35s 69ic: December SIOOdIOO54.
Consistently: ungraded, 45G495sc: No. 3.
4134Gy4Sc; No. red, soc; elbow. 4714c; No =
white, soc; ungraded white, 50c; No. March,
49, G50Asc; August. 50nc.
OATS-Stronger and quiet; mixed western,
311.d SIC: white western, 40L4bc.
RYE-No market
BARLEY-No market
PRODUCE-Butter. quiet. Eggs, lower and
dull: western, l5taQl 6c per dozen.
PROvISIONs-POrk. steady and quiet: mess,
Sl0.OOGIG.5O. Cut. meats, Irm: picked bellies,
she. Lard. h CHER; June S6.iSJ6.39; July,
So 46G641; August, s6-h2: city steam, $500. -
CATTLE-Easier; extremes for steers san
@630; dry cows, fat bulls and rough stays,
s. 006l4 20
SHEEP-Market steady for fair to prime
stock; extremes, for sheep, S5.0TL6s0; for
yearling lambs S6.0UQL1.75.
H0GS-Nominally $4.20lL4.40.