Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 1, 1893, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Pending Vote on the Anti-Option Bill Made Fluctuations Wild, | | WHEAT, CORN AND OATS CLOSED LOWER Mensure Had Been De- te o Vote mporary Advauce Wheat, Rumors That the feated in th Caused a [ CnicAco. 11, Jan, 51.~The pending vote in the senate on the anti-option bill made trade very dull today, and the expectation that it would pnss made the market weak for all speculative trade. The most conflicting rumors were in clrcalation and wheat ran np | and down, as might the mereury ina ther- mometer if plunged alternately” in bolling water and the freezing mixture, At the wheat stood at only 'sc decling below its v at the corresponding time of the previous day n was fe,and onts e lower. The declines 10 provisions amounted in pork and ribs to 80c and in lard to 15¢. About the only encouragement the hulls had tostart with today was the ted decline ©of 64,000 bu. In the amount of wheat and flour on ocenn passage. Interior somewhat conflicting. A good ma from Indiana and southern Iilinol much of the wheat covered with a erust of ice and damage feared, but other 0 show that such conditions were wren pending vote on the anti-option bill was reat damper on speculation as the trade was Inclined to walt for the outcome. When the market was the dullest and wenkest some- body started o ramor that the i-option bill | I Just been defeated by five votes. They | did ot stop to reflect that the senate was not Leverybody made a rush to buy and the price was advanced 4e inless than ten tos. The was the nz 1l repd crop advices we y letters reported advices secmed contined to in session san n ufter and hecame teady, and yosterdiny ned principally opening s ves- e lower Ivan ned ahout wais about the Ty corn, opetations were cor to loeal toom and professional traders ani fluctuations were within 40 e Hmits, Ma was the only. feature in (he oats niarked thit recelved atiention. 1t sold within e range and elosed ata decline of The provision market opened easier and Jowe'r thith 1 the Close of ths previous session Pork opencd atu decline of 1205, lard was 74c Jower and ribs be lower. After further deelines of 6¢ I pork, oc in lard und 7iac in ribs, there was o temporary rally whien raised May pork | $10.87'5 t0 which the tend- v was downwa | fiere were only 19,000 hogs reported at the yards, but the market thcre id to be rather heavy. The market ¥ holders were seeking opy sakened rapidly toy ruled rtunitie for tomorrow pts oats, 125 car ) cars; wheat, hogs,; d as follows: TICLES. (OPEN. W, [CLOSE. [YST'Y. Wheat No January 433 4sagats | 4 | g Wiy it Febroary.| 44 May e Onts No. 2 a1y January. Biig 4%y g 8114 81 i i Februnary May. Mews Pork | January 1030 19 36 | 10 82 2 1k |n | 10 45 10 11 60 10 & 10 10 42 '4. 10 + Cash quotations were Frovi-Dull and a trifl N spring, 7 od, 7. 0 g 2] 10 17 s follows: wsler, No. 3 spring, Februnry 10 121 ¥ 1i5c; No. 2 white, 32@ white, 320 34c No. 8, 1. 0. b., 45@062 No. 1, $1.15%@1.16, - Primie, $4 css, por bbl., '$18.3714@18.50; lard, ) Ibs:, "$11.60; Short vibs sides (loose), Y@10.80% dry salted shoulders (hoxed), 4@10.00; short clear sides (boxed), $10.60 @10.65 Wik y- Distillers' finlshed goods, per g Unchanged: cut loaf, granulated, o' ndard “A," The following were the receipts und ship- ments for Artioics, 6Y%@5% Wheat Corn, bu Oats,'bu. Rye. bu.. '\l Bariey, bu. On th marke 2002 e 5,000 156000 4000 42000 ay the butter Wi oo : dairy, Egks, lowers strictly trosh, 29 50c. New York Markots, FLovi 310 " bbls,, 10,000/ 8,000/ Produce exchange tod NEW YOnK, Rec 154 suck i yellow wostern BAL BARL western, WHEAT-Receipts, 87,200 bu.; exports, 111 - 821 bu.; sales, 110,000 bu. fatures, 1o spot. Spot market dull, lower, with optlons closing steady, in " sto and clevator, “79@794c; afloat, BOY@E0; £ 0. b, 79@80e; No. north @84'4c; " No. 1 morthern, 80782y Optlons were modde us influenced by opening was werk at a_de cables, weak west and | advanc- ing '3c'on reports of bad weather in the. north west, declin cables, ralied 1gc yide und 65@860, anti-options line of i 1%, on losed wealk ut ing at 8lc; 785 July, 8 """ Receipts, 20,6 3 sales, 780,000 bu. futu Spots easier, 1oss detive, elosing firn 0, 3, 543@55¢ n elevitor, 55555 % uflont. Ovifons were falvly active, Wie lower on better grading and Increased move ing firmer; February, 54,0541, otige arch, 533 sing at 533 16@H3 15-16¢, elosing at 533 OArs—Receipts, 91,850 bu.; exports, 1 aules, 45,000 bu. futures, 59,000 hu. Spots dull: white lowe', we Options dull, Ty@ije lower, closing stes February, 881,@381c, closing ut 351 ge; 304 @ No. 2 white, 41@415505 N dei No. 8, 874¢c; No. 8 white mixed Westorn, 87@30%¢; 94z 46, Dull, steady; shipping, 65¢; 4900, I exports, 101,- es, 61,000 bu, i May, 2 bu,; spot white good to u; state, coumon to cholce, , steady: wet salted s doniestle fleece, S 8@t ldian e sy western steam closed at 'l I glll\l ‘[ll.ll January, “Illv March, ay. $11.95: ‘pork, qulet, stéady; old 8105002050, " y s Firn ard, ale F11.90 weak, unsettled; Western creaniery, 18@23¢; Elgin, 20708 falr dewund; pare 2,000 west 243 ctory, CHEESE—Firi, 1050, 8—Quiet, firm; receipts, i fresh, 3de. PEs.; e, falr to extra, UGAT d, quiet, trifugals, 96 tost, fairly s, 9,000 bag: refining, 3 1 d, stoady A4 4 10-16@5 dy; Americun, 812.7 i powaere d, 4 11-164050; cut P1a’ Taox--Quiet, st @15.50. OOPPER —Qulet; lake, $11 LeAD-Dull, firm; dowmestic. TIN-Quirt, steady: St Wool Market. PHILADELYRIA, Pa., Jan. 31 rlces firm with upward ter Pennsylvania and West Virgi TRETH Michigan and ind wnd above, 254 conrse, 33@d8ic; fine e mbing and delaines and bing, 35t 36c; mbing granu- um, noand weste 27¢; Mouta BOSTON, Mass., wool hus boen good und buying freely. Obio fle e for Xund 29630¢ higan X flec deun manufacturers are ces ire very firn at | or XX und 83@340 A + sules are mostly per ib. Fine de seleetions firm wt 5360 %or Onlo amd B0kt for N chigan., No. 1 combing wools steady ut 34636¢; un- wished conbings at 26027¢ per 1b. Terrhory | eral stor | 1 e | Chieag medinm. are in fair den sell at firn o very s wnd and ¢ fOF 811 pe o The ma Ay esson W ton ArpLes Stocks are b talr to cholec BANANAS - Quoted nt BEANS Cholca nayy BUTTER - The market Crrenry- Per doz. CALIFORNIA CANBAG prices at which eabbag ern Callfornia th Drumhend, CRANIER) S and bugle, $10.00 Faas The was aw and the general market GANE-_ Sl rabbits, TAY—The roceipts that the experted react ot materiniized Srices remauin ut $6.00700.50 Hipes—No, 1 salted, 4 Hoxky fi rrl Rell previc Cholee to Toxas, Culifornin and l)rvntm wools 1 stend, od wools rior. ign ¢ Market, did ut 8 50 per not present t eld was steady at 16222¢ 24.00 for w2 bunch Owing to the high 15 being held {n south- vals here are light bell able nd cherry, $8.60; y Cape Cod, $9.50 Ing notle wa 7 10k, #1,50, ava' kept up’ &0 large | ion_in the market his supply 1 1 d us quotations; that is 2 flint e a0 ancy white clover, 18@ wl, 167150, APES - 810 Tickory, LEMONS OYSTERS situation Cholee to fa There is ne at Baltimor | weather has been 1 should it continu wiladuit of boats arriving and 1 Prices remafn about s per can ONIONS - Home Spanish vererate ORANGES — The Sizes 176 t0 226 are g nd #5.00 for hri wre quoted at $2.75 fo Fusset Tangerines, Poririy-The mark Cholee young chicker ¢, but stock of that ki great bulk of the arriy fowls, many of them re the s 8, Roosters teade does ot want chiekens or small fat ut steady at 12¢; g TATOES™ Only Sma Western Nebras Utal and Color ative, 700800, SWEET POTATORS ) market which are selliy VEAL- Cholee und 1 Large and thin, 36oe are Lurge, bt alves. The | Guoty ven, grow 1ot Zhts, ady, $8.5079.00 §1.05; black walnuts, ney, $3.7574.25 ) éliange in the oyster L exeepting that and itis predicted another week the hir- ing teady here at 20742¢ n, $1.00 V112,00, ket | uoted per bushel; steady for rux- Sizes 250 to 320 ts und 2,50 for D in half boxes, about Tl put ot w was unchanged yuld probubly bring 115 vory searce, The s s made up of large buah, "and the top, on sell’ still o The lurge fowls, but either fowls. Turkeys are wse and ducis 5100 1l lots moving from ki stock is quoted ot wdo, 90e@ALU0; cholce iore a fow In the r ut £4.50, U veal calves, 8@9c; The arrivals of choled icre wre (00 wany thin slow at the low in BUSINESS BRIEFS, HL S0 Rachman, an Or 0. 1. Burton, books a ings, has fatled William Kearvill, dry ed by L.V & Travis have 1 busing Charles sofd. I « ron, di t H. Simonton has sol firn of Simonton & Ford 1t Bee ppof the firn and agricul \~|u.... hiaws sold M ¥ Louis an. under yo July, 447 Oxrs~ Dutl und lower; 347 KYE—No sales, BARLEY— Quiet; Minn BUrter- Lower) cr 1641250 EGGS 1Tl PORK - Quict; 811,50, RECEIPTS - Flonr, 6,00 corn, 120,000’ : Darley, none. SHIPMENTE - Flout, 1( 000 bu.: " corn, 23,000 rye, 14,000 bu.} barley, Kunsas Cit KaxsAs Crry, Mo, J weulk; 70 ConN OATS @ loy Steady; No. white, 8191050 RYE-Woik it 53 Burrer Light dem Vi 29c; dairy, Edus—Firni it 23¢, RECEIPTS - Wheat, bu.; oats, none SHIPMENTS: bu.; outs, none. 3 34 46 . L1veRpoo: W poor 3 idaus 4d py Wt 11d. tals, i demand 4s 813d per cental for ol corn pust three days 64, BACON perewt. ¥ YORK, Jan. 81.- ululmn;.ul to 10 poin jleady, |10 points including February, 006 17.1 3 y, '8 Septeniber, 40210 November, #16.40; Spot Kio, firm, quiet; W Yonk, Jan. N SEED O bid; yellow, G0 PETROLEUM B4 for March ROSIN 7114214 TURPENTING - Quiet, ¢ Inneapolis W MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, wed all session wit mand for cash with w thern, sold ut 1 t CINCINNATI, O, Jun, N 42042450, VAT Ac 434 50 WHISKY Active; marke Quict at 81, Tilwaukee M avkee, Wis, J 2 gpring, 3, )U 2 Qu Steady O 0TS 31534 Rye-—-Gle. BARLEY-Gde. Cotton NEW ORLEANS, L dling, 9%c; low midd recel) receipts, 14 Dl Britain, 3,200 bale 05 10 700 bales 346, Baltimore ¢ ALTINC Md., J ). 2 red. spot, Janua Conn—Easier] mixe > G a1, OATS -Quiet; KANSAS Crty, Mo, 903,269, balances, $5,141,6 BALTINORE, Md, 596; bulances, 473 PHILADELPHIA auces, 384113 money quict, 67 exchange on New York, 20, Bostox, Mass., Jai BRO; huls per eent 2 discount NEw Youk The Bek.| Jan Exe Jun; 2¢ di Jan 578. New York ¢ exchange, we mund, $4.87% six ey STOCKS A Securlties Were Comy day but Firn NEW YORK, Jan. 31 comparatively dull to restrictive lufluence both Distillers und uncertaintles cobcerning Wools are steady on the basis of 55@58¢ clean fiue, ¢ for fine_wmiediums, 47@50¢ for wovewent of gold. a1, No. 2 hird, 65140 No. 2 17@19¢. heat, 17,000 bu:; corn, 17,000 Long and short ¢ up; Quiet, ste Dull, tirm; stra GBe Ive; market strong Al expe the contine an o8, §1, 188,916 Exchange on 31 change ocer, hns failed tionery at Huast- | nithi nd st ist at Columbus, i Shoik v to the res- y at Filley boots, sucee Kear ol in shoes, tings, has been closed under d his interest in the I, proprictors of @ gen- | of tural Tamroz & Rapp. iniplements & Markets. FLoun hn yeste 7@ 7810 ‘sterday; Steady. cush, 8014¢ May, cash, { cash, 30t¢ bid; sota sold at 62, nery, 22 dalry, for old: lard lower at )0 bbls; wheat, 44,000 oats, 18,000 bu.; rye, 1,000 bbls.; wheat, 42 bu : oats, 16,000 bu! none. ¥ Mark an o WHEAT Very | s553%¢; No 2 red, 0@ mixed. mixed, 292! id dull; ereanery, 5,000 bu.; corn, 10,000 Easler; des tely; western No. 2 red, wi Dis Wheat past three ncluding 324,000 Amer- fair; mixed western, d. Beceipts American 100 centals. , 55 Ibs., b2s 64 Options opened steady, s upi burely sales, bags, 3 My L3 16.4 4 .30@016.35. 1@ 18.00, [ALLOW — Quiet, Scarce, firmer; crude, dy; united closed ained, common to good, rasy at 884@3%c. Whent Market. + Jan. 81T} hout Tuterest. Fair de- arket little easier. No. No.2 northern, 66 lose: " January, 674 s On track northern, 68c; market No. 2 i Markets. 81.—~Wnear—Dull; No. t stronger; No. 2 mixed, I No. 2 mixed, 17, rain 3 . 81 Ghie. whiite, 0.8 white, | Market Jan, 11 LS, mid- id ordi- alos; gross to' Great 6,788 sules, exports ts to France nt, 8,911 bale 4 bules. irain Market, 3L WhEAT y and February, 763 spot and January, 2 white wostern, 41c. aln Market. VHEAT-Active; mar- Stead an. 3i.—Clearings, #1,- nt rentes 97 . rings, $173,098,- 390, rings, $2,77 Rate, 6 per cent n. 31— Clearings, 2,456, Money, 44 t of bullion with- land on balances Clearings, 83,5 preémium. Clearings, $18,767,- Rate_for money, 2 New York, 8@ 31 1Special wis quoted Boston, scount. Clearings, discount, 8 ¥ bills, §4.56 ,ut 6 per cent. elegram to s follows: 8@1245¢ dis- | t casy ND BONDS, paratively Dull Yester- Generally, The stock market was sduy, being still und ot the great drop In the | Mutaal U | st | £16,124,- | firm temp higher T8t wits ¢ withdras showed g Tho st today, by fluience the unce of gold develope resulting in a generally higher The fol the lead change t Atchison do preferrod American Haitimo dan P dn 80 | Central Chos. & O Chicago Alton CHXQ Chiieago Gas. Consoliaated Gas | acc & Cotton OF Del. Hudy D& a vel of va julet. Apprrently in wn trom Distillors r cent for th o lng s both the rtainties There wis, how d which Insted th st droy lowing are the closi Ing stocks on the odiy sast 1% 119 9 bi% Ontar 2014 Orggon Aiq | 080 D10 |Ore s, North: g p Xprosh NoY & Ohlo Acific. outhern, actfic, hlo reerning New Yo tvdly dul trictive in ) in Distille the mov and 1ent v, u firm temper ighout i NV & 0 & Wester n Imp 1 Nav 1, & U'N 101% Pacific Mail © 1383 Pittab 57ig Pullm 40" Rondln St o i Cort.. on a0 p phL L 0% Peorin, Dec rK . an Paince K XE referrod Ao preferred s ook | 26ig |8t 1 do prote Fort Way Gt North Central aul & Duluth n. & o pro Lake Shore, | Toad Trust s & Nash & New Ali'y | Manhnttal 1o Louls Memphis Michigan Missouri Mobllo & Nashviilo Natlonnl o prote V. J. Cont Norfolk & W Nort h shares, ton, 360 duted G & Nashy Lead. 6, B0 AR WY @2 off Piuse STERLE actunl 8K ro i UL 8. 4s coup 1 N4l Pacific ts Loulstann st'ped ds an, fow set W set i Cen. Pac D& I ¢ D &R G Erie 2nds MK &T MK &T. N.J. C. I Northern BOSTON time pag ing stock que Atehisc Boston & Boston & B & Q 1 ) ern pfd ptd. o Valloy ... 234 | Tol. & 84 Unlon 1804 | U8, Wi WL St 3% do b 25 Wells 15814 | Westol 5 | Whoel 106 | do p x ptd & Weat & C Contrai Pacltie, Ohlo Chatt Cordaga... 140g| Nation errod 1104 C. Fue! ral 12314 i3 Hous, 100 | §1 D &1 ped. . jerioan (6 including: Atchison 0; - Chicago € 15, 4,000; Disti] ille,4,200; Ma 000; New Fi Richmond T Sugar, 45,100 nion Pacific ing, it and, St §,400; New York Money onk, Jon. 31.—MoNE per cent; lust lou Tered at 2 per cent MERCANTILE PAPER NG EXCHANGE—Dull nkers' b i for dey Dull a tations on 1 1133 1133 N. W, 100 °| o 10 sing qu Toy of 5. S L& s St Pa PL [ fle [atn Union Ints (T L1033 | Ateh. on. 5. 513 Atoh. Gen, bs... nion s at, Cert Fac. Tsts o Boston Stock Quo Tan. 31 The follow 155, 165, Atio r, 1% Catalp Albuny... 214 " |*Huro Malne oy g 1T Flint & P L. R, & Fi M. Cen Mex. Cen N.Y. 0la Colon Kutland Rutland M. prdl TS Ts. nir Annis s i prd Allouez M.C. (ne Hoston & Calumet & *bla. Mont & Heela . San Fra SAN PRt closing quotations for ANCISCO, Cnl s follows: . &8.F. 10,8007 rminal, nern Pac deb SL &L M C st P C Call | wland ifiners Conl & 1ron Pacific 0. Cont. Pa Farg rn Ul ing & | refered ATH Minn & St | If) General Eloctric 1l Lin 14 Ir. od * total sales of stocks tod: )i Lg n, ¢ 4,600 000 ul Western St & O Market. Y 0N CALL 1y per ist pfd 191 Richmond Terminal Ridu Wouiii 154 55| RIo Grande \W. Vrd the diy evel of valus, fons « Stock ex- Consol isvill A casier, 15 ut $4.85 rand nd steady Cansols . by S I Gon. M ul Connola. & I Ints LG T, Rets, £, G, Tr Rets. I 5 Paciflc Ists.. West Shore. . IR G, W 78| G I & ations. wing u i ton L Land Co ans, 21 re the clos- 00; National | Reading, vion; | L6 per cent with for tate | 31.—The official iining stocks today Belcher Bodie Co Chollar.... Con. Cal; o o Dost & Boicher m I [Moxic: |Mono |Ophir. 18 |Potos nsolidatid 15 5 [Storra Union & Va ek Mining Qu an. 31, e lmm,; |l||u|m. quotations; Con. Cal Deadwoo Gould an: Hale and Homestake. Ontario. . Ophir. Cattle | Sule OMANA, celpts cg supply 1 7 ) [ Plymo and Va.. a Cur, Nore Union Quick an. Nevada, Con wotations, huth, dlorrn Novad i |8 Con. |Yellow Jacket Siivor. flvor do preferred Bl TOCK MA n Meavy Hogs F) Jan 31 ast week show RKETS, onsiderably and 10 cattle and a decrease of 3,000 hogs. cipts of t sheep show no p 'he following are the Supply and Rather Slow wctuate C Receipts of both cattle and p were quite liberal, but the supply of Logs was unusually light. The two days' re- ympared with Monday Tuesday's increase of about | Re- ticular chan, ‘The month’s receipts show a big increase in attle and sheep compared with last month nd one falling of whi upplies, yoar there 1 in he g0 are as follow Recelipts for January. Keo R fr sin ipts for ceipts for Jan, 1892, combe s recelpts of o October 4 s recelved, cattl of ™ 1592, o has been he offic a big al figures gs. Sheep o There whic 1083 18,540 8 '.!”lrdd! ll,/ 74 al were the heay: W o bout two-fifths would corne under the head of hosg feeders when n there w mand, I¢ thetic 1 of the 0 £4.40 £ood 1,0 and Zo0d dec an perienc noon ho more of there wi “opr found u th 10¢ £4.10, while th nsaleable. Ta he Enstern ot positively 5 0 eal houses were all 1 and prices ruled adyices b 1 heavy —cattle ine was not so )-1b. steors $5.15. T 100 10 1,200~ to 25¢ lower than and d ed ur n nearly two Y o fourth 5, and, alt to 'let 4s no lmprovement | ach to nctivity in_the tr good attle st arish, und e shipping and Speculative ¢ une everything, Offerings included se o general ). Stesrs s ark: were n v less cnly lowe ral bunches mainder being largely cows and indifferent although ou run of fair to d very slowly lay “at from | €5 were well L onths, U of the hough the D . nall inall it was about has been ex- o the attle was o after dinuer, n lo. 1l prices and The close first hands. no In butchers' stock and canners the situation was eve car loads of ¢ here w i mi n worse. W5 close on with 1o very urgent domand from an ul y. O raivd fr while o made up the b WiLs T st eC buyers had hest and to 20c dium and kof the su where from 15¢ to 8( or n the om 10¢ 1 the lower yihing t than poly, the cows and heiferssold at from $1.50 t bulk of 25 10 nd, | the fuir to prety g 2 Thero was a ut prices raled vory stuff unevel 11y lower, sales being at fron & alyes were slow und o #4.20, With ¢ | supply ¢ with no trade ru lower th tative s No. tive de o $0.50, Ives were in $4.50 whi asy continued speey 1ndiffer countr uled very dull hian the ales: with DRESSED BEF Av. 964 720 11040 There was, however, & 1010 sun 87 10 lose of lust wee ¢, at to Sttt here 100 and | i own worst grades pri Mouday. bmwmon stuff, which tline from a falr outside de- a still further tors having a big | und | it buyers, prices abo > Av. 076 1084 1070 tiiee:1180 37 3 3 3 8 3 demand to sustain the market Represen- Pr. 50 Kb 85 85 H5 | | | | | | tera FEBRUARY 1. 1066 K46 003 1060 850 1000 a1 1060 1070 1018 a50 1000 1073 1100 1100 1120 1073 1105 8O3 930 1000 904 084 013 100 210 50 0 1290 350 30 700 900 680 21 7000 750 701 941 Tho supply, wis eousiderably undes dealers’ exp. nd as eastern were higher, there wais o rash of b urgent arders and priees ied i big 10c b thin Monday at the start. Good heavy buteher welzht hogs sold at $7.90a8.00, With few scatiering sales of choice hogs up to #8.1 Fair to zood ight aud mived stuff sold mostly at 87,55 and $7.90. After the fist round or two the buyers' ardor cooled down somewhat and the break in hogs and prov sions at Chicago caused the early 4 completely disappear. The laté ma very meai, with prices 10¢ to 15¢ low the'opening, fair to pretty good hogs selli from #7.80 {o $7.00, while there worc 1 left unsold in the pens, whi ¢ with at the prices bid. gely atfrom $7.80 to $8.00, gininst §7.50 (0 $7.90 yesterday and $7.0 t0 #7.600n Tast lm--.(m;‘ Representative sules Av. Sh. No. “Av. Bh. P 40'% 242 BO'#T 8 200 216 E 200 200 200 KO 280 200 40 80 250 120 120 200 200 40 50 280 K0 200 200 80 120 120 50 85 Hb 85 PIGS AND ROUGH 450 Offerings were rather liberal but the rket was very nearly steady on anything 1 houses wanted. Comuion 10 poor stuff was very dull. Fair to ood natives, $3.7505.00; fair (o good westerns, $3.505.005 common and stock sheep. $2.25@3.75; good to cholce 40 10 100-1 lambs, $1.00@56.50, Representative SN NS S 8 3=a S ] SHEEP Av. _Pr. $4 40 4 50 4 50 5 00 western wethers ative wethers itive wethers. .. 46 lnmbs . Sebs Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. Oficiul recelpts und disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards any for the twenty=four hours, ending at 5 I . m. January 81, 1893: RECEIPTS. Bk T JISES & SIS Heud|Cars. | ead | Cars. | Hoad. Omaha Packing Co The G. H. Hammond (o Bwift & Co the Cudahy Packiog Co. White, P. & D A Huas it. Becker & Degan Leo Rothschild Shippers and Feeds Left over i Chicago Live Stock Market. CricaGo, T, Jan. 8L, —(Special Telogram to Tk gk e wawd sl supply of o in the yards to No' advance resulted, e A AR S |n|~|ul~~|h]\ sold at better pricos than could have boon ol titined for them yesterday, but tho rank and file sold rather weaker tiin bofore, and shipping steers woro wanted 510 86,10 nd the greater part of the d business was done at from $3.75 10 §5.05 to fulr ¢ d bullsxold at fron & hglce o extray Silalitios Wt 1o $4.00. Very fow ripd bboves were o At ihe opening hogs sold stronger i e e hetara O Seoa s from $4.20 (0 $5.30, sexeral at 5 i i being 1 tained, lowey about '8 o'clock i Monday’s quotatic better th yesterday the quality was very poor for 5 Still there were i lot 0f good, thick Sales were at from 87.40 to 5.0 for Tight, at frow §7.65 to $5.25 for wedfum wnd at from '87.75 to #5.00 for heavy, wich most of the trading at from $7.50 (0 $5.00, The supply of shep Was more within reason todity and tho MAFKCE (00K 00 B Hrmer . toue The market was from 5¢ tofl0c higher than yos v for fuir to best grades. There wis o erund at from 83,00 Lo #4.60 for poor 1o 1d at from $4.75 10 85.40 for good trictly 1l Jourr closing dull hogs, good § fair cholce toceipts: The Hvenl: CATTLE 2,000 head; sieers on sale; r to good, $5. doras 8400014 ,000; hogs, 19,000 1 roports 6,000 head; shipments, Slow, steady: no ext € 10 brime, 1852500 2.503.20; shipiients bigher, ckers, $7.500 ers' welghts, losed at §7.70; O0; market opened weuk, bal0c lower 841 8.05; prime heavy #nd_bute #5.00G8.85; prime light, 87.86, Digs, #7.2567.50, Siimep - Recelpts, 5,000 head; shipments, 1,600 head; market steady; lumbs, 5@ 10 | beneath the peddler's window, T s o g 1893, 5@6.00; 5,10, higher: natives, #3 5.25; Tumbs, #4.000¢ St Louls Bive Stock Market, 81, Lovts, Mo, Jan. 81.—CATTLE - Rocolpts, D00: shiprwnts, 1,100: ket steudy; stoers £3.0006.20; Toxuns ensler; fed steers, #3.1018 S5 westerns, #4.05@ Hoas~Receipts, 6 market higher enrly lvavy 18,20, #7.60015.605. SHEER - Recolpts, 4,000 market stoady: natives tuttons, $4.7545.10 Kansas City Live Stook Market, Kaxaas Ciry, Mo, Jan. 81 eipts, 5,900 head; Shipments, xtremely dulls steers weak, ers steady; shipping stoors, §3.45@0 ors and fovdors, $3.6004. 15 Hoas —Recolpts, 9,100 e Market active, strong to gain and closed e lower; all 8.00; bulls, #7.606,7.85, Heeelpts, 600 head; arket dull fnd wenk 700 ut the vacking, §7.4 shipments, 1,100; o waslosts 15,00, 1ight, shipments cholee $3.0004.50; d: shipments, none, higher, lost the grades, #6003 shipments, ive Stock Market. 31, BEEVES—Recolots, rssod heef steady New York NEW YORK, J 684 per SHER ing. Hoas Re steady at 87 THE 200; 308 10! NOONSHINER'S market nominally S PRIl crry 1B New Orleans Times-Democ The sun sunk behind the westers mountain peaks and the short twilight of southern latitudes came on apace, After a time the man of the house came in. He was tall and thin, Two fe like eyes gleamed sharply upon the pe dler from amid a shaggy tangle of white hair and beard. He placed his long rif the door, unslung his shot-pouch a then seated himself and gazed gloomily into the five, without vouchsating either a greeting to the stranger or a word to his own fumily. n, passing by, whis- pered to the peddler: “Don't ye mind uncle: he's got his bad spells on now, but if he bothered it'1l pass off by and by.” The peddler nodded and began a concerning one of his adventures in Texas. He was soon interrupted by Aunt Viney. “Sit up, stranger,” said “We hain't got much to cat, but such as it is you're welcome.” The old man ate his supper in solemn silence, after which he took his hat and abruptly left the cabin. Aunt Viney saw fit to explain. **Mose, my old man, hain't been exactly like hissclf since the revenoo men car ried his son John off five years ago last April.” one of ain't tillin', T s'pose?™ . nd top of that we shot one of ‘em while they were tryin' to take him ‘nd they put him in’ pen‘tensh'ry at Nashville for ten years,” The peddler remained silent moment or two. But when were washed and put away entertained the two women sundry reminiscences of his own caveer and describing the wonders of certy cities he had visited. After awhile Mose again stalked silently in and took aseat in a far cornor. While the peddler talked he continued to eye him closely as if suspicious that the stranger was not just what he should be. “Speakin’ of the telephone, " continued the peddler, “some folks in these moun- tains don't believe that people can talk to_cach other 'nd them 100 or more miles apart, but I tell ye it'safact. I've seed it done myself.” “I've know'd of men hollerin’ from one mountain to another,” said Aunt Viney, dubiousl “Mebbe they could make themselves heard a matter of two miles, but 100—" She shook her head disapprovingly “It's so all the same, though. I've sot 'd heard 'em talkin’ jus’ as we be now.” ‘That’s as big a lie as ever was told,” exclaimed old Mose, rising and making for the door. He seized his rifle as he passed, threw a menacing glance at the peddler and once more left the cabin. “Ole man’s a little touched in the head, ain’t he?” asked the peddler, who seemed to take no offense whatever at the old man’s rude behavior. Sver since John was took off he's had queer spells that come over him now and then. L must say he's mor'n apt to be ‘spishus of strangers when they come avound. He's always thinkin’ of rev noo spies. I dessay that's what makes him act so toward you. But you mustn't mind hjm. I never knowed him to suc- ceed in hurtin® any one yet.” It was Nan who replied, for Aunt Viney was making preparations to retive for the night. When the girl and the peddler were left alone the latter seemed somewhat curious about this son John, who for o many years had been under the ban of the law. “John was ul\\uu good to Unele Mose and Aunt Viney ‘nd_that's one r ason l'm-le Mose takes it all so hard now. “I g'pose, bein’ as you're kin to ‘em, you must a felt powerful sad when they took him off,” He eyed Nan closely as he spoke and the girl blushed slightly. I ain't no real kin to ‘em,” she said. “My tolks is all dead 'nd they raised me from a little gal, but John 'nd me was always good friends.” Nothin' more?” I]w girl looked at h “It's about bedtim: “Sha'n't I show you slec The peddler rose, took up his pack and followed her into the little shed room. There was an open window by the bed, through which the” full moon was shining. “You won't need no light, T reckon, she remarked. Then, bidding him good night, she returned to the main cabin and went to bed hersclf, But for some reason sep. The bright moon| ing ery of katydids from the trees out and the discomforting nature of thoughts kept her awake. She vaguely uneasy about Uncle Mose. Where was he? Very likely at the lit- tle moonshine still up Bear hollow, half amileaway. He often spent the nights there engaged in his illicit toil. She re- membered his unfriendly treatment of the peddler, whose heavy breathing could now be heard through the thin partition wall. He had once lain in wait, rifle in hand, for a passing drover, whom he had set down for a spy. Only Aunt Viney's prompt appearance had prevented a probable murder. Uncle Mose, though a good man_enough when in his right mind, was a dangerous, un- certain personage when stirred by the memory of his son into a spirit of half- insane hostility against all the world S0 uneasy did Nan bacome that at last she rose, slipped on her dress and stole out into the moonlight. An impulse she could not control impelled her to peep in at the peddler’s open window. She was prompted by un indefinable fear. What she saw there caused her to start back asp her hands and gasp for breath Then, trembling in every limb, she looked again, “My God!" she faltered, dreamin’? Surely it can't be, must believe my own eyes.” Acting under a new impulse, she turned and fled along the trail leading to the still, Arvived there, she the place silent and deserted. Theve was no fire in the fur and nothing to be heard but the of the whip- poor-wills upon the mountain side ull of painful forebodings, she d her steps and once more crouched There for a the dishes he again by relating Cross m reprovingly. said she coldly. where you're 1o he failed to rht, the rasp- with he felt “Am I ‘nd yet 1 ace fes trac found | [ | peddler, slumbering heavily in | co. | thought | shadow she waited until her limbs become cramped and the night air chilled her to the bone. “Imight as well lie down again,” she on uncle's gone down the valley, for he ‘lowed today as he'd have to go after coffee right away, | could wake the man up, but somehow | dassn't. He might think I was forward.” But a second trial of the bed was no better than the fiest, The peddler's heavy breathing was ever in her enrs, and her thoughts reverted constantly to the sense of peril that vaguely, yet per- sistently kept her upon the tenderhooks of anxiety, “1 avish mornin' would come," o the hundredth time. ord! meetin® there'll be th The sound of a st the gravel without broight her to a sitting posture at once. Her heart heat loudly as she listened breathlessly. Yes, it was moving around the house, Now she heard it no more. Could she h imagined it all? Noj there it was ag in the back porch Then—then—she heard a gentle, creak- ing sound. Ah! The shed-room door! She sprang out of bed and a hasty bound brought her to the door leading into the back porch. She wrenched it open just in time to cateh a glimpse of a tall that disappeared within the shed-room. Good Lovd, cjuculated, as sho sprang nerved to desperation by thi fulfillment of her fears. She entered the room, T reel she said what a thy foot fall upon o in lelp me!” she faintly forward, dreadful There lay the the white His faco was heavy beard glow of the strangely altered, had fallen off, shaven, youthful face But the white- bearded old man, bending over the trate form with uplifted knife, saw noth- ing distinetly. To his morbid imagin- ings only the form of w hated spy lay helpless before him. A spy in the ser- vice of the detested “revenoos,” who had robbed him of his only and well-beloved son Unele!™ sereamed ck. “Uncle! You shall ne an't yon It's John—our John—your John!" he peddler wokeand stared upward in a bewildered wa, The knife fell to the floor as Mose, his eyes almost sty ing from his head, stared at white face. Suddenly he comprehended and the effect descended upon him like a thunderbolt. Uttering a low, quivering ery, hesank to his knees by the bedside and his head fell forward. ~Nan's and John's eyes mot in a mutually recognizing glance; then they turned their attention to the old man. As they laid him upon the bed Aunt Viney, awakened by the noise came in. She fell back as though con- fronted by a ghost *John!™ she exclaimed. surely be “Yes, it is, mother. you'd all ‘take my the pen, so when the governor pardoned me out i ‘lowed 1'd « ome 1|~ a ped- dler 'nd in disguise till I found out if you all cared for me any more,” John was spealkin and te moonlight for the Pros- n, dr ing him his son's “Yet it can't is, I didn't bein’ in kni s0 lon w his gazed. My sor brokenly. him! My no move after this.” Do you reckon Nan cares for me any morve, ‘father?” asked John, while his eyes sought those of Nan. )f course she do. Iasn't she heen grievin’ herself away ever since you was took? She never looked at another man.” n's eyes s murmured, have killed There'll be in Bear holler ! My son!” he “And T might mind's made up. tillin' done confusion seemed to sanction “here's only one thing to be done,” Interposed Atint - Vincy, deeisively. 'hey've just got to go over to the ¢ cuit rider’s next Sunday nd git married. After that’s over 'nd done with, Mose, I hope you'll behave yourself in futur’.” n't I said I weren't a-goin to 'still whisky any more?” said Mose. **'Stillin's been at the bottom of all our trouble While the old folk talked John took Nan's hand in his and they stealthily kissed each other Don J. Leathers of Grand Rapids, Mich., will bhave a surprise for the trainers of the trotters this season when he comes on the track with a bicycle- wheeled sulky made of aluminium that will weigh but twenty-five pounds com- plete. BUNDSGOUNYIEB, PVATER DISTRICTS, WATER COMPANIES,ST.R.R.COMPANIES.ctc Correspondenco solicited. 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