Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-07-16
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, July a.
FLoUR-Dull; family, sLO5GLI5; choice,
sl.S5aL4O; fancy, 81 60 aL65; patents, $50
40
WHEAT-Weak; No hard cash, 7S4c bid,
soc asked; July, 7tssc bid. 77I2c asked; No.
cash, 74c bid, nc asked; No. ? red cash. T9c
bid, Sic asked.
CORN-Firmer; No. ? cash, 5sl2c bid, 5il2c
asked; July, 53Isc bid, 53I2c asked; No.
white cash. 5s5sc bid, COO asked; July, 5S2sc
bid, 59c asked.
OArs-No. cash. s5lsc bid, 35c asked;
July, S2lsc bid, 3-s4e asked
RENO. cash, 6jl2c bid.
PRODUCE-Butter, steaiy; fancy creamery,
l5a15I2c; fancy dairy, Ila12c. Eggs, weak
at IOIsc.
breakfast bacon, sac; mess pork, Sl3 81;
tierce lard (pure), g %.
CATTLE-Weak; dressed beef and shipping,
S4OOd5.25; cows. $l.9O a249; stockcrs and
feeders, $500 d35O.
SHEEP-Steady at S3.5OGAs5.
HoGs-Firm; tops, s4s5; bulk, A.Ilo4.so
ST LOUIS, July II
FLOUR-Lower; family, S3.4Od3.5O; choice,
So 6OG3.s1; fancy, S4VO6i. s. patents, 81 IO6
Ass.
WHEAT-weak; No. rcd cash, s7d size;
July, s6A s6s4c; September. sisI ds5c' De-
cember S7I2 as Sl2c.
,
5394 55c; September, 1874 soc.
OATs-Very dull; No. cash, s7lsc; July,
Sac
RTE-Quiet No. 3. 75c.
PRODUCE-Bu:tcr, firm; creamery, 13d lie;
dairy, I1a15c. Eggs, l0l3c for guaranteed.
PRovIsIONs-Pork, standard mess. SIO.6l2
G1O SIIs. Lard prime steam. s. 5. Bacon
Boxed shoulders, S5.62is da75; longs, = %;
ribs, g lDazlS: short clear, S7.25G7.3l
CATTLE-Lowec; fair to choice natives,
S5OOaa9'; ordinary to good, S}tOa5.O&
SHEEP-Firm; fair to fancy, S3.OJd4 20
HoGs-Hig ler. heavy. % OOI5.lO. MIXED,
S4TOd5 co; light, 81 95e 5O5
CHICAGO, July II.
FLoUR-Firm; spring patents, $3.50 $40;
winter patents, $i.S)d5.l0
WHEAT-Dull No. spring S9,2 g3l2c; No.
3 spring. SIC; No. rcd. gIlsc.
CORN-Quiet; No. ?, sac.
OATs-Quiet; No. ?, 56lss; No white. ia
41I2c.
RYE-No. 2, &c i65i2c
PRODUCE Butter, unehanged; fancy
creamery, 16al7c; extra dairy, l5al5c. Eggs,
1872 dI6c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, mess, sI93l Lard, 1928.
Short rib sides, loose, s6 27l2 ASA Dry salt
ed meats boxed shoulders, 50 20 S5.25; short
clear sides, boxed, si50a6 90.
CATTLE-Irregular; mixed and packers,
S4sOGaO5; heavy, S5.OOd515; light, S490a5.2O.
sHEEP-SSeady; common native ewes, s325
GAO; lambs, Sc OOa635.
HoGs-Irregular; mixed and packers, "a 50
$500; heavy, S5.OOaal5; light SL9Oa5.20
NEW YORK, July Il
FLOUR-Quiet; winter wheat, low grades,
sass s440; fair to fancy, $3.50 5.2j, patents,
$ 25a5S5.
WHEAF-Weak; No 2red, SIOOss OOA in
store; ungraded, 99l4c aSLo3ls; No. red
July, s9lsca OOA; September, IS 7-l6c e6ci
December, 97s4e; May, 81 O2SlO2Ss-
CoRN-Dull and easier; No. 2, SIC in ele-
v4tor; July, 64se5$sc; September, 5Ss4 G60Isc;
December 52d52'sc
OAIs-Unchangn d; No. white, IS lSl2c /;
mixed W, stern, IL Z I7c; white western, asa
Gle.
PRoDUCE-Butter, quiet; western dairy,
11ls a14c; W estern creamery. Il 1sc; Elgins,
Isc. Eggs, quiet; western. ITi5 q Isc.
PRoVIsIOSS-Pork, steady; old mess, Sa50
6II.OO; new mess, sIL75o 1125 Middles, firm;
short clear, September, S6s2l5 3645 Lard,
quiet; western steam, S650a652l3.
Five allotting agents have gone to
work in the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
reservation and two more will follow.
There are 800 Indians to receive allot-
ments, one-third of whom are now
dancing and refuse to do any business
and it viii be six or eight months be-
fore the reservation can be thrown
open