Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-02-12
MARKET REPORTS
Grain and ProvisIons.

KANSAS CETT, Psh 10
FLoUR-steady; family. $Ll5sLSSj fancy,
u.s3a1fo; patents, s215022o.
WHEAT-stronger; No. 2 hard, cash, go
bid; May, Sc bid, s61sc askedi No rsd'
cash, eoc bid
CoRN-steady; No. cash, 40 bid, t7lso
asked; May, l7Ac bid, l7Ao asked; No.
white, cash, Islsc; May, SOC bid, s3tAo asked
OArs-No. cash, fac bid
RENO. 2 cash, zoe bid.
PRoDUCE-Butter, firm; fancy creamery,
&c; fancy dairy, $4,000. Eggs, weak at ito
PRovIsIoSs-Hams Sugar curedl, SNseisc;
breakfast bacon, SCI mess pork, Sll-soi fierce
lard Cpure), $3.50
CATTIE-Steady; dressed beef and ship
ping, ts.766I55; cows, S2.ooaaeo; stoekeFS
and feeders, $265as6S.
sHEEP-Quiet at f3.7odA0
HOGs-Lower; tops, $3.oO9e.s5; bulk. SAl0
as25.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10.
FLoUR-Quiet; family. s3.lo9a2S; choice.
81 4Oaa60; fancy, SS.95a41O; patents, sLSOa
As0
WHEAT-Irregular; No. red, cash, s6ls0
s7lsc; May, s7Aa9slsc; July, s7lsasslsc-
CORS-Unsettled; No. cash, aga . $3.50:
May, 5Oa 5O7sc; July, 5OIaGS2asc-
OArs-Quiet and weak; No. . cash, she
45s4c; May, I5ssG45S4c.
realistically; No. 2. 71l3c.
PRoDUCE-Butter, quiet; creamery, ie47oo;
choice dairy, Isa2Oc Eggs, dull at 10.
PROyIsIOEs-POrk, new mess, 1915 Lard,
lower at S545. Bacon. boxed shoulders,
$462l3 longs and ribs. IS 30; short clear. 3 %
ass
CATTLE-steady; good to fancy natives.
sA6OG6 10; fair to good, S5.7Oa A6o; stookers,
S2.156L15.
SHEETS eady; fair to choice. SL.o006OO.
HOGs-steady; heavy, $5.4Oa5.4S; light, fs.so
aS40
CHICAGO. Feb 10
FLOUR-Unchanged; spring pat ents. "a %
$50; winter patents, 81 5OaLs0.
WHEAT-Irregular; No. spring, 60 No.
spring, 9Ol7d9ic; No. red, 95l5 S6i1c-
CORN-UBse. tied; No. 2, S05sc.
oATs-Inaetive; No. ?, 4s4sei No : white.
I5l3c.
RENO. 2. 72s72lac.
PKoDUcE-Butter, firm; fancy creamery, -
e26c; extra dairy, 22a2sc. Eggs, lsa3ic.
PRovIsIoSs-POrk mess, 3ggOa9.50. Lard,
s. STA. Short rib sides-LOO5e. A-5oRGO
Dry salted moats-Boxod shoulders. ts.SoD
l.6O; short clear sides, boxed, As5aAS.
CATTLE-Dull; prime to extra natives, Aoo
ESQ; common to choice, g 5oaLs5.
sHEEP-Steady; natives, "a O0dL7A
Hoss-Barely steady; mixed, o.4oeaSE
heavy. Ss.5Oss-S5; Light, Ss-lOaa-b0.
NEW YORK, Feb. 70
FLoUR-Heavy; winter wheat, low grades,
sa5oSEOO: fair to fancy, AtOa SIS; patents,
46095.50.
WHEAT-stronger; No. red. Sli0 IN eles
vator; No. 3, S1.0sIz: No. 2 February. tLo9E
clio; May, SLO5 7-l6SLO6lb; July, tL0on;
December, Ella aSsc.
CoRS-steadier; No. 2. 65ls 96s4e IN eISs
vator; February, she; May, 5sl196ooI July
anf--
Ships In Collision, Sunk, Damaged and
Ashore.
LONDON, Feb. 11.-Last night az
Gravescnd the steamer Caroline, from
Grange Mouth for London, was IN col
lision with the steamer Lambeth The
Lambeth subsequently collided with
the steamer Malvina and both vessels
were badly damaged It was necessary
to run the Malyina ashore to keep her
from sinking.
The steamer Drex, from London Tor
Rio Janeiro, was run into by the steam
er Schwan, from Bremen for London
and was so badly damaged that she
soon filed and sank.
The steamer Meggie, bound from
London for Cardiff, has been compelled
to return to Millwan, she having been
damaged in collision with two unknown
steamers
The steamer AlbanO IS ashore sud i
6auWER