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COMMERCIAL AN ! ) FINANCIAL
Pending Vote on the Anti-Optlon Bill Mndo
Fluctuations Wild ,
WHEAT , CORN AND OATS CLOSED LOWER
Itninnr * Tlmt the Mrimnro llnd Ilren llc-
fcnted In Ilia Srimtn od n Vlo o Vote
Canned n Ttinponir } Ailvnnc *
Inlient. . *
r fmcAno. Ill..T.in 31. Tliopcndlnft vote In
tlio M-nntp on the iintl-optlon bill made trade
\ery dull today , nml tlio uxpcctatlon tlmt It
would puss mudo tlio market \vcak for all
spectilnllvo tr.ide. The most cnnlllclltiff
rumors wuro In circulation nnd vvhcnt rnn up
and down , ns might the imicury In a tlicr-
inoniulcr If iilungtd nlternatcly In IxdllnK
watiT arid Iliu frtc tng mixture. At tlio close
wheat stood at only > icdecllnu below Its value
nt the corresponding tlmo of the prov lotis day
Com was V.niid " ' ts 'i(1 lower. The declines
in provisions amounted In pork anil ribs to 30c
utnl In lard to Ific
About tlio only i neonragoniont the bulls had
tostnrt with today vias the reported decline
of 04,000 bit In tlio amount of wheat and Hour
on ocean passiRO Interior crop ndv Ices wcro
homenhat conlllctlm ; A good winy loiters
from Indiana and smithem Illinois rcporttd
much of tlio wheat covered with a crust of Ice
hud damage feared , but other advices seemed
tohhow tli it such Conditions wtro coiillned to
Miiall are is
Die pi nd'ng ' vote on the mill-option bill was
a igieat dumper on hpeculatlon as the tr.ido
was Inclined to wait for the outcome \\hen
the market was tlin dullest and weakest some
body Marti d a i iimor that the anti-option bill
had just IM en defeated by live votes They
did nothtopto ullict that the senate was not
In session and exerjbody m ido a iiishtobuy
unit the pi he was advanced V In less than ten
inlnuli's 'I ho opening was the hatiu nsves-
terday. goliu to ' ( c lower , thin aflei some
HlMlit Mm liiallons adxamed % c and becanin
weak anildu'llnid about ' o , tub d steadyand
the closing was about tin same as jestiulij
In coin , opi latlons weio conllni d prlnclp illv
to local loom nml piofesslonal tiadels tin !
llnctiutlons wire wllhln 'M'.c limits. May
wiiHtho only fiatureln ( lid oats maiKet thai
lecelved attention I Isold within 'ic ' range and
closed at a lUclliu of 'M' '
'I ho niovlslon market opened easier and
lowi r Hi in ill the close of the previous sisslon
I'oikopdnd nt a dei IIno of 11'ic ! , lard was 7ltc
lowi r nnd ilbsOc lowir Afli rfui tber declines
nf Tic In pork , Oc In lard and 7'iC In libs , there
was a tempoiaiy rall > vvliteli raised May pork
from $10h7' ' , tof-JO Id'iafter ' which the tund-
vncy was downward
Tliero wem only 1'J.OOO hops reported at the
yards , but Ilio market theio W.IH sildlobo
rathetheivj The market acted as If some
lieavy holders weie seeking opportunities to
unload It weaki licit lapldly toward the end
of the session
Estimated reielpts for tomorrow wheat ,
235 cars ; C"rn , 'JJ&c.irs , oils , l'2b cats ; hogs ,
17.000 head a
'ihe leading futures ranged as follows :
lv
Wheat No 2
January 72M
May VU-7H
July . . .
Corn .No i
Jnnuar ) tlH
Vcbrunry H 44m MT , 41
47HG49 4b 4147M
OattXo 2-
Jmumrj Zl'i am
February SH < J1U siu
Jin ) 85 34Ji
ilfinl'ork
J mi niiri 19 no 10 (0 I'lSO 10 s > < <
May ' . ' 0 O.)1 ) 1.1 75 U 65 20 I7K
I.nrd
Janunry II 7S 11 75 11 65 n no 11 77' <
MMJ- . n ; o 11 70 II U ) II U )
Ehortltlhii
lobrunr ) 10 40 10 12W 10 13 10 45
Miiy ID 4'M , 10 4J 10 IV * 10 : ii 10 < 7 > <
, C.isli iiuotatlons weio as follows :
I I'loi'liDull and n tillle easier
Wlli VT No 2 f-prlns , 72'iC , > o. 3 spring ,
01CIRV ; No 2 red. 7J'.c.
Cons No. 2 , 44c. , No. 3 cash , 44c ; No. 2
yellow , 44c. ; No .liellow. 40Jc.
OATS-NO. 2 , 31' TcJnjc ; No. 2 white. 32 ©
04cNo ; 3 white , 32G34C.
H\K No. 2 , 62c.
llAHM'i-No. 2 , C4c ; No. 3 , f , o. b , 46GC2c ;
No. 4 , 37 l51c.
I'LAXPl Hi-No M1.15W&1.10.
TIMOTHYSHH > Prime , $4.10.
1'OIIK Mess , per hbl , $18 37'J18 60 ; lard ,
per 100 Ibs , ill.OO ; shoit ilbs sides ( loose ) ,
* 10.20ai030 ; dry salted shoulders ( boxed ) .
89 87'/10 00 ; shoit clear sides ( boxed ) , $10.00
01000.
WIIIBKVDistillers' finished goods , per gal. ,
11.17.
SudUts UnchaiiRed ; cut lonf , O'/iGOJac ;
granulated , 6'Bc ' ; standard "A , " Oc.
Thn follow 1m ; wcru the receipts and ship
ments for today :
> vvork . Inrkets.
NEW YoilK , .Tan. 31. riotlllKecelpts , 28-
OOJ pU s ; exports , 2,310 bbls , 17,904 sacks ;
bales , 0,200 pkgs j maiket dull.
COIIN Mi AI < Meady , moio active ; yellow
vest urn. ? J.7D280.
IlAiiii.v I'lrni.
Jl\lti.r.\ VI.T Dull ; western , G6G86C.
\nnAr Hecelpts. 37,200 liu ; e\iort-i ) , 111-
B21 liu. i saks , 110,000 bu. futuies , no
hpot. r-pot inarKct dull , loner , with options
closlns steady. No 2 red In store
nnd elevator , 79 < a79Je : alloat , fiOW(280'c ( ' ;
f. o. b I , 7's ! ) < 38'fc ( ) ; No 1 northein , 84
(2H4) ( ej No. 1 hard , 7P'lOe ( ) : No. a
riorthcin , UOQ8JUC ; No. 2 spring , 80J4G.801 Jc.
Options wcro modcr.itclj active and Irregular
ns Inlluenced by anti-options u ports. 'Jliu
openliiK was weak ut a ckcllno of 'tc on easier
cables , weak vvestundloc.il realMn , : , ndvanc
IliK 'icon reports of had weather In the north
\vcst , declined Von easier cables , rallied'e
on eovprlnj ; , closed weak at 'H&V unde'rjes-
trade ; No. 2 rid , rehrnary , 78'fiil7Hi4c ( , elos-
ItiK at 78" c ; .May. B1 8I 0-ltic , closing at
81 = 1,0 ; Jnly,82a8JSe. closInK nt B2jfc.
CoitN-Uicelptft , 2 < ) , ( i)0 ( ) bu. ; eorts. | . 101-
8821m : stiles. 780.000 bu. futuies , 01,000 bu.
Riiot. Spots easlei , less iictlvn. closing Ilrm ;
No. S , D4\ii.ODc ( In elovatoifj5llrtoric ( allo.it.
Options weie falily active , \ < & 'ic lower on
boner Kraillin : anil Increasid movement , clos
ing lliineri 1 ebruury , 54 > tQ04jc ; , closing at
64/c } : Mareli&l'4it&4celosliiiiit&3 ( > iii Aluy.
63 U-1W2&.1 in.lCc , closini ; nt 03\c.
OATS KecPlpts. , 91.300 bu. ; exports. 122 bu ;
miliH , 4D.IUH ) bu. futures 00,000 bu , spot
. ' -pots dull ; wbllo lower , closing v\eak
Options dull , ' .O'fc lower , closini ; Rteudy ;
Tebruary , 3H'iJJ8 ( > ie' . closlnp ; ut 3b'c ; Sluy.
\3 ! ' , e' ; No.2vOilte.41i/ll'c ( ; No 2 Clil-
k-o. .TJ'ftfi ' No. 3.37'c ; No a white , 30'J
GJU'iC ! ml\ed vv'ebte'ni , 37 < 230'5c ; 'wblto
we-item. 3'Mt.Hic.
llAV Dull , Meady ; Hlilpplnt , ' , 05c ; Rood to
Choice , 7r > < & ,00o.
Horn Quiet , firm ; state , common to choice ,
smsoc ; fiiclllo coast , 21ffi'J4c
lliiiH-I'alr demund , stendv , wet suited
Now Orleans selected. 10 to til ) Ib4J ® Cc ;
Texas selerled , 00 to ( > ( ) Ibs , 0 7c.
\Vooi. ( .nod demand , firm ; domestic llecce ,
27 32c : pulled , 'JlMi37c ; TKXIIS , IHUUlc.
C't'T MKVIHI'lrm ; mlddliH , dull , e.isy ; lard
dull ; western steam closed at $1200 ; sales ,
1M ! ) tierces ; Junu.iry. $11.05 , March , ill..HI
May , $11 00 ; pork , quiet , btendy ; old mess
110 QOU'JO.&l ) .
IHiT-rni Dull , weak , unsettled ; western
dairy , 2K$24e ( ; western cieumery , 23B3Uci
western fuetoiy , IHiiiJJc ; Klijln , 'Ju'i3Utf.
CtiLLbE I'lim , fulr demund ; part skims
10'ic. '
Kiids-Qulot , firm ; receipts , 2,000 pkps.
western fresji , 34c.
llioi. rirm , nctlvo : domestic , fair to extra
B'tQO'jCj Jiipiin. 4 > iffi4'ic.
buiiAtt Itaw , llrin , iiilet | ; sales. 0,000 bags ;
rotlned , qulut , steudy ; fall rellnlm,3 1-lbc
centrifugals , 00 tistUe ; rcllned , steady nni
fnlily active ; otT A , 4 tc ; mold A , 4 0-1U
( tO'iCistandurdA , t U-10 < ft.4t cconfectioners ;
A , 4 0-lt > & 4 c ; cut loaf , 0 B-lt itfi-K. ' ; crushed
6 O-ldaO'ie ; pownereil , 4 0-ll/ilO'tc : granu
lated , 4 U-lWtOcj cubes , 4 16-l.Ur > ' , c.
I'm IitoN. ( juiot , stead } ; Amerlcun , 11270
015.6(1 ( ,
Oji-i'tn-Quiet ; lake , Jll.OO.
I.KAIIDull , Ilrm : domestic. f3 00.
TIN Quiet , steady btrulls. $ J0.10 ,
Wool .Market.
I'IIII DEI VIIIA. I'll. , Jan. 31.-\Vool steady
lirtccH llrin with upward ttmlencv ; Ohio
I'ennsylvunlii and West VhKlnla XX anil
ubove , 2l > i 33c ; medium , : i3c : ruarse , 3j'334c '
Michigan and Indian und \\esiern linn \ \
nml above , 'JO CJCc ; medium , 3J < Tr34c
coiu-sc , 3J < a33i c ; line washed \X. 324(3Jc (
vviibhid comblni ; nml delulned , 30i(37c ( ; coarse
comblnK and dehilmd , 34 ? 3H ( * ; ( 'anadi
wished comblm : . 314i33c ; the wuibed choice
3WiS3Hc ; fair 30. < 630ccourse. ; 33Tc34c ( , meillun
unwashed combliiK and delaine. 20U27c
ronron iiiivvushed combing nnd delaine , 2f > <
27c ; Montaim , 10G2J'tc ; terrltorlis , r.lit'Jlo.
IlosiON , Mass. , Jan. 31- The demand fo
wool lius been | ! oed und maiuifaetiuerb are.
uurlni ; freely , Ohio Ilieiesnrei very Ilrm n
lihO'JOc fet \ and 20ft3Uc for AX ami 334i
for No , 1 .Mleliljiiin X lleece ; sales nro mostly
at 27c peril ) 1 Inii deliilmt t-electlons Ilrm u
32it33c for Ohio und 'J' WDc for Michigan
No. 1 I'omblnit uoolN steady ut 34C3Cc : uu
waihcil combliiKH ut26n27c perlb. Territory
wools are Heady on the basis of O&ftShc clean
lor flue , SOttS-lo for Uuo mediums , 47QSOC fo
nrdliitn Tnxns , California nml Oregon wools
ire In fair demand nnd steady fulled wools
ell at JW130 ( ' for superior Australians are
Inn nnd active1 I orelgn carpet wools nro
ery ntunily. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Outturn I'roilnrn Market.
The maiket vvaniiilet | anil did not present
any essentlall > new features.
Al'i'l.iw Htoeksuru hold tit I3.&OQIOO for
* nlr to i holce RtiK'k.
lUxtvin-Quotednt t2.00S2 60 per bunch.
llr VNS- ( holt u iiav y , J2.0O1J2.25 ,
llfrrm 1 he market was steady nt 10 2Jc.
Ct 1 1 itv Per do ? . , 40c.
( 'M.troiiNi \ CMIIIAIII Owlns to the high
irlcesnt which e ibbagu Is being held In south
ern I'.illfornla thu arrivals hero are light ,
Diumhead , 2i { >
t'liAMii iiiittH Hell nnd cherry , Sfl.OOj bell
mil tiuiln { , $10 00 ; Jersey I'npe. Cod , 19.00.
K < iH-Thero was n weaker feeling notlccablo
nnd Ihe general markut was 20c.
( lAMh Miiiill rabbits. 75c ; Jacus , JI.50.
II IV The tecelpts hnvo kept up o largo
hat the expicted reaction In the market haslet
lot materlalt/ed , 'I ho supply Is largo and
iirlci s lemaln at previous iiuotatlons- that Is
)0 ) O0710.60.
lliiiM-No. 1 sailed , 4 ' < c ; No a , 3Ci ! Hint
I IONP.Y- Choice to fancy white clover , 1855
JOi'l fall to good , KyfilHc.
MAIAIIA irilAl'Is-Hleady , $8 60IJ9 ( X ) .
Nins-l.tirgoTilckory , Jl.oO ; blucU walnuts ,
$1.00341 25
IihvioNM- Choice to fancy , $ T 76314 25
OVSTI Its ' 1 heio Is no ehniiKo 111 the ojster
Itiiatlon at It iltlmore , excepting that Ilia
wcuthei has been milder , and Ills prt dieted
tliatshoulil II conllmie nnother week the hat-
101 will admit of ho its arriving and leaving
I'rlces lemaln about steady hero at 202$42c
per can.
OMON < < Home grown , * 1 00 per bushel ;
' i Dei oi lite. ! 1 90S2 00.
'OltVNiiM The market Is nbout steady.
M/es 17 ( ) ( o'J-'li ate qiiote'd at tJ 70 for ins-
tettsiiminoo foi hrfchls. M/es 200 to 320
are quoted at < 2 70 for brlghts and ? J 00 for
iiisM'tts. rmML-iliie-4 , put up In half boxes ,
I'm I.TIIV. The murki t was unchanged
< holct-j oung chickens would prob ihly hi Ing
Oc , hut slock of that kind Is very scarce 'I ho
mi.it bulk of the nnlv.ils Is made up of latgo
fouls , man } of them iinitCli , and Inu lop on
these Is He , Hoosters sell wtlll lower. Pho
ti nil'does not want largo fowls , but cither
thickens 01 smull fat fowls 'I in keys arc.
about stead } at lcj gei se mil ducks bjilOc
I'OTViom Only small lots moving from
\\cstcrii.Nchrask.i stock Is igiioted lit
HOc , I tub and Coloiudo , OOcB.il UO ; choleo
n illve 7Oft HOC.
! > \viit I'orVTOis-There urn i few In the
market wlili h atesellliuat f 4 00
\ ( VI.holet ( ) and fill ve.il calves. 80c ;
laige and thin , .lUOe 'I ho arrivals of choice
ate not I irjji- but there uiu too many thin
c.ilvis The latter uro sloiv s.ilu .it the low
liiotiitloiisglven
iif iNis nun rs.
II " Itiu Inn.in , an Omuli.i grocer , li'is failed
O 1) Hut Ion , books and st.itlonei } at Hast
ings b IN r illnl
\\llllam Kcartlll druggist at Columbus , bus
ii ) en sin n i ded bj I , VatiMiolk
I'mki r& Travis have succeeded to the res-
taui nit business of J I' K'e.uney at I'llley.
( limits Cameron , dealer In boots shoes ,
clothing , etc , Hasting , h.is been closed undei
an cxicntlon.
. ) II Mmonton his sold his Interest In the
Him of Miinmtim \ . 1'ord , piopilotors of n gen-
ei.il store at lice.
Mi Itappof the firm of Jamrog > V Hnpp ,
Imrdwuii ! and Mgrlciilturul tmplume'iits ut
Abhton , has sold his Intciest.
St , I.iiuN MiirkoH.
KT T.ouis Mo , Jan. 31. 1'iouit Btcady.
Wiifr ' 8Ftic ( bet ler than yesterday j c-iisli ,
CHc ; March , l)0'c ' ; Mny , 7378'oc.
CoitN 3jc under vesterd.iy ; cash , SD'jc ;
May , 13"c ; , Iul > , -ll'sc.
Otis-Dull and lower ; cush , 30'Jc bid ; May ,
34 TgC.
l v i No snles.
It viit \-Qulet i ; Mlnnetota sold at C2c.
UllTTl u l.owei , cieame-ri , 2J(228i ( ; ; dairy ,
Pooh IIlRhct at 20c
I'DHK-Qiikt , J10JO for old : laid lower nt
UtCl'll-T-J-riour , C.POO bbls ; vheat , 41,000
bu ; i oin , 120,000 bu ; oats , 18,000 bu ; rju ,
none ; buluy , none.
i-iui'vii MH I lour , 10,000 bbls ; wheat , 42-
000 lii- ( oi n , 2J o)0 ) bu ; oats , 10,000 bu ;
ije , 14,000 bu , barley , none.
in Clt7 larUcts.
. Mo. .Ian 31 WIIF\T Very
weak " , No 2haid , OO'iiiibO u , No 2 red , 70M
"DKjC.
CoilN U57 ijc lower ; No 2mlxed,35 > S < 33'i1lc.
Ovrs--ieady , .No 2 ml\ed , 2D3JO'suj No. 2
white , 31(3.l'e. ( !
\\eikut03Ojlc. .
HtiTTi it l/lglit dnmund and dull ; creamery ,
2ViJ20e ! ; d ilry , 1710c.
Kims 1 Inn 'it 23c.
Iticuiialuat , 40,000 bu ; corn , 10,000
bu. ; oils , none.
biili-vii N is Wheat , 17,000 bu ; corn , 17,000
bit , , o its , none.
1'lvurpool Markets.
Tiirutrooi , , .Inn. -WIIB\T Haslor ; dc--
mand poor : holders oiler moderately ; western
sjiIng ) , bs.ldftit > s4d per cental ; No 2 red , vvln-
ti-i.Ot indfifOs lid. Itecelptswhentpast tlueo
dujs J.10,000 centals , Including 324,000 Amur-
lean.
COIIN I'lrm : demand fair ; mixed western.
4s 8'3d percental for old. Hecclpts American
coin past three ( lajs 1)4,100 centals.
H vi ONLong and shoi t cleai , 00 Ibs , 02b Gd
pet cvv t. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
C'olleol irUct.
Nrw VortK. .Ian 31. Options opened stcstdy ,
ncliangid to 10 uolnts up ; closed barely
stc.idy , 10 points up ; s lies , 30,000 bags ,
Including lebiuary , 117 2517.30 ; March ,
* 17.iKT ( ) 17 10 : April , $1G701080 ; May ,
JIG 0010.70 : July , $10.40 ; August , J10 4fi
Septumbor , f Hi lOitK ! 40 ; Ootobor , $10.40 :
November , jli ( 10 ; December , J10 3010 30.
SpotKlo , linn , uulet ; No 7. $17 87 ® 1H 00.
Oil .Market.
NK YOUK , Jan. 31. TAUOW Qulut ,
Ilrm.
COTTON Si-in Oircarco , firmer ; crude ,
3C'cbld ; jellott.COQO''c.
I'll not HiM-Qulet , steady ; united closed
041ic fet Mnic'li.
I'osiN ' Diill , ilrm , strainedcommon to good ,
'
' . - , easy nt 33U < 533'4c.
apollsVlicnt Market.
Misspvi'ons , .Minn. Jan. 31. The market
dr.igged nil session without Interest. I'.ilr dc-
in ind foi cash with maiket little easier. No.
Inoithcin sold at 08c ; No.2 northern , COc.
Hecelpts , 202 c irs. Close : January , O7' c ;
Maj. 7l' ' c ; July. T2'e. On track : No. 1
hud , OlHje ; No. 1 northern , C8c ; No. 2
noitliein , 00GOc.
Oliidnnutl Market * .
CisctNVVTI , O , Jan. 31. WIIE\T Dull ; No.
2 led , 71c.
Coil's- Active ; market stronger ; No. 2 mixed ,
42B12'C. ( '
O\rs ' Active ; market strong ; No. 2 mixed ,
\ \ lliskQulot nt $1.17.
Alllwiinkeo ( iralii .Murker.
Mn.wUKEK , Wls . Jan 31. WHE\T Steady ;
Maj,7OcNo. ; 2snring , OGc.
COIIN.Quiet ; N'o 3 , 4Ue. }
( ) Ari > hteady ; No. 2 white , 35c ; No. 3 white ,
' .
U\K-01c.
llAlll.tV C4C.
Cotton .Market.
NEW Oiiiiiitx , I.n . Jan. 31. Easy ; mid
dling , 9'4e ; low middling , 8'ac ; good ordi
nal } , 8V ; net receipts , 12,149 biles ; gross
re-ci Ipts , 12,290 bales ; exports to ( .real
llrlt.iln , .1,200 bales , exports to Prance , 0,783
biles ; to the continent , 8,911 bales ; sales ,
3,700 bales , stock , 310004 bales.
Iliiltliniirn ( .rain Market.
llu.Tlvioiir , Md. , Jan. 31. Wiu.tT Kasy ;
No 2 red spot , Jiiini iry and 1'ebruary , 70'4c
COIIN l.usler , mixed spot and January ,
521 ! ! ' .
O\T > Inuetlve , No. 2 white western , 41c.
Toledo ( ir.iln Market.
Toitno O.Jan 31 WIIKAT Active ; niar-
kel steadv . No 2 , cash,71'ic
CoitN Dull ; maiket steady ; No 2 ca h , 44c.
Ovib Quiet , cash. 30c.
1 lilillli lll : Nntea.
KVNrttsCiTV , Mo , Jan 31 Clearings , II-
90.1,209
I'vnis , Jan 31. Thrco per cent rentes 97f
30c foi the account.
Nbw VOIIK , Jan. 31. Clearings , 1173,098-
5J5 ; balances , J8.1U.090.
11 u.mioiiK. Md , Jan. 31 Clearings , $2,778-
090 ; balances , $473,200. Hate , 0 pet cent ,
rmi.un i VIIM , 1'a , Jan 31 ( Clearings ,
(14,485,011 ; balances , JJ.082,480. Money , 4H
percent.
LONDON , Jan. 31 , Amount of bullion with
drawn from the Hank of England on balances
today , 160,000.
STll.otm , Mo , i. Inn. 31. Clearings , 11,634-
40J ; oalanees , $438,411 ; money quiet , Of67 per
cent ; exchange on New York , 20u premium.
HOSTON , Mass , Jan. 31. Clearings , 118,707-
889 ; balances , $1,188,310. Hate for money , 'J
< ft2'j per rent. Kxchango on Now York , 8 ®
12' , u discount.
Ni.w Yoilk. Jan. 31. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : lk.K.1 Kxclmnge was quoted as follows :
Chicago. 25c discount ; Hostou , 812'iO dis
count ; M. Louis , 12o discount.
CllicuiO , III. , Jan. 31.- Clearings , $10,124-
573. New York exchange , 20u discount. Pturllng
uxchiinge , weak ; slxtv-day blllH , M.Huj du-
iniinil , t I.H7' | . Money easy , ut 0 per cent ,
STOCKS AND IIONDS ,
heciirtltrVora C'oinparatlvrly Dull Yciter *
ilaj but I'lrm ( Icncrully ,
Nt.w YOIIK , Jim 31.Tlio stock market was
comparatively dull today , Irelng still under
reotrlctlvo Intluenco both of the great drop In
Distillers ) und uncertainties concerning the
movement of cold , There was , however , a
firm temper developed , reMtltliiK In Hciternlly
lilither level of vnlui" ) The general rnllrimd
111 will rillel | Apparently linldu inpinirl was
vvllli'lrnvTti ( rotn ul.lllli'M iiml tinclose.
Miowi'd u lot-tof tiprcent \ } for thodiiy.
Tlio Meek ninrket wim comparatively dull
today , lioliiK Mill under tint nyitrletlvo In-
Ilueiii r of liothtlie immt drop In DMIIlursnnd
Iliu iiiicerliilntleo concerning tlio movement
of ( fold Theru vvim , howi-vcr , u linn temper
developed wlilch Iniled throtiuliout tlio liny ,
reiiiltlnc In u Kenerully lilzher level of v nines.
The following urotlii ) cmilii.t ( | iiotiilloii of
tint leadliiit stock * on tlm Now York Stock ex
change today :
Atchlaon 81)1 Northern r cinc
"
AdAina Kxpreos . . . . 167" do preferred
Alton , T II 31 M. P Den AOult. . .
do preferred. . 169 .Northnentorn
American KxpreM till iln preferred m > t
llaltlffioro.V Ohio . mi N , V Central , . , . , . 110' ' <
Canada Pacific . . . . 87 N. Y A H. K 45 $
( anitda Southern. Ontario A Western.
Ontrnl I'ftclHc . . . Oregon Imp IHM
Clioi ,1 Ohio . - . . , OrcVoi Nnv M
Chicago Alton . 141 Ore S li A U. N . . . SI U
r. n * Q lOltii Pnclflo Mnll
CIllCAZO tin * . , , . ! W < | Pcorlit , Dec A K.
ContolldatedUiB , . iai > > ( I'lttiburK 157
0 ( . ' C. A M I , 674 Pullman Palace IW
( ollimoil fort. . . . 4fl llunlltm
Del Iluilion ! * ' Illchmond terminal 10
I ) . I. A W . . . 15f. ( do preferred . . . . 35
t ) A U U pM . . 6i' | Itlo urnnde .
I ) A r. K to . . 3'Jli ' doproforroJ 01
l'a > t lenu . . 4iillock ( Inland . . . . BUM
Krlo sswNt IJ..VH v. ut pfd .5
do profcrreil , 81 St Paul
Kort Wixriio . . . 145 dopruforred
( It Northern pfd St I'nul A Omaha
( ' . A. K I pfd do preferred.
IloeklntfVnlloy. . . Jouthorn PnclUc AWj
Illinois Centrnl . . Itlllnery . . I2W
SI Paul t Dulutli 47 lenn Coal < fe Irjn b'i-H
Klin A. TCI pM loxna Pnclflc l'4 '
I.ako KrlH AVctt I ol .V O Cent f fd 70
doprnfc'rroJ . . . Union Pacific < U' (
take chore U H Kiproi , ! 70
liunil truit W St li V P II'S
1 uuli AMmh do preferred 2I ? {
I.oiiln A New Alb f 2) .VVells I'nr o Kxp in
Mailunttan ton IIS'J ' Western Union . M $
Memphis t C 6J Wlnellne A I. 15 SO
Mlchunn Central lei ) do prefered . l-l'a '
.MlMOiirl 1'iiclllr M'j ; Minn t St I. . . . . li > K
IIobllo.l Ohio . . Jl I ) A II O U >
NntlivllloClintt . 83 ( lenernl I'lcctrln. 110V {
.Nntlonnl Cordaita 14QU Nntlonal I.lnae'ed l i
do preferred 11 Hi C I ue-l.V Iron . II
N J Central " " do pro erred . . 105
Norfolk A W pfd llous A Tot Cen * C'f
North American lo 105J
The tot.il s lies of stocks today WLro 320,01)0 )
' .Iiarcs , Inclmllni ; . AtcliUon , ti.100 , Iliirlliii-
ton , 3.000 , ChliMKO ( .us , KI/lIK ) ; Consoll-
dated das , 4,000 ; DNtllllliK , 7'J.dOO ; Txiulstlio
> V Nashville , 1'JOO ; Matiliiittuli.li.TOO ; N.itlonul
I.eid , ( i r 00 , Xew KliRlAlid , 4.t , ( ) ( ) ; Uu.idllii ! ,
35bOU : Itli-liniond 'I'ertnlnnl , 3,000 : bt. I'.iul ,
Ui.4H ( ) , btienr. 4D.10U ; St Paul & UmMia ,
li.ooo ; 1 nlort I'.icllle , a.100ustciu ; Union ,
4,300. _ _ _ _ 1L1 _
NCH lrl Money Market.
NrVOHK , Jon 31 Most v ON C ir. 1'isy
at H'J pci cunt , last loan , l' pui Cent ;
elosi il olTen < 1 nl 2 jer rent
1'ltiMf MhlK'VNTliih l'\l'J u 4l-t'JCi ' ! percent.
' riiuiMi I\CIUNOI. ; Dull and ( .isli'i , vvlth
actual salus In ImnKois' bills at $4 85 fet
sixty days anil i4 Sfi'i for dt'inand
CJoMiliNMKST HONDS Dull and steady , btato
bonds dull and steady.
Tim closing quotations on bonds *
\1 \ 4s re .Norincrii I'ac MiU
t' S 4 coup , , .N W lonsol *
V S IK > riv 100 do debcn 6s
I'nclllces of ' 95 105 S I * A I M Gen 53
IxiuUlannat ped 4a 105U7 - I. A s r { , , .n M
'lenn net * scti s 101 St Paul Console . m
Tonn Tow set is 101 it P C A P l ts 117
'lenn nuir > rt I * , 7 % I r P I. (1 Ir.IlUs
lanidaSo liula lOJ'i ' P IIt ( I 'lr Itcti
Ccit I'nclilcIMB 101's ' Union Pnclllclsts
U A It (1 Ints 113 West bhore 1(12 (
I ) A It (1 ( 4 . . . . 87 K H. ( J W lita 77
Krlo Snds Ateli 4s 7782U
M K AT Ocn Cs Atcli 'J-t ! class A MM
11 K AT ( Jen 6s . (1 U A t A , C > , Ul
Mutual Union ( it . do d 5n
.S.3 C. Int Cert II A. r. C 6s . . . .
Northern I'ac lutx II AT C Con f
Huston stock ( jimtiitlims.
novrOs.Mass , Tan 31 Call loans , 2'tSJTS ' ;
time piper , 4QO The following sue the eloi-
IliKsto'U qunt itlons.
Atchtton X 1 ll'j Lntilpi . . .
llostim fi Alliuny 214 Huron . H
Huston.V. Milue . I7J Osceoli . 353
r.n * y . 102 Qulncy In
Knstern u His HUH , MintafcoCoppur . . Infi
fcltcliuiiri ; ! ! II . . . Tamarack . . . IKi
Hint A. 1' M pfil Annlston Lnnd Co IKiK
1 , 11. AH 7s . . . lloslnn l.nnd Co .
Mim * Central . West 1C ml I.unit Co.
Vtcx Cell eom . Doll Telephone
N 1 A N Tuiilnml l.iinnon ytore tf .
Old Colonr . Water Power .
HllllllllllCOIll C M
Itutlaml pfil N K T , < i 1 10
Allouo7 VI C ( nctv ) II AM ! C KliW
llontoii .V Vlniit . den Lle-c HIM
L'nluuiot .V ll-'cl.i , . 3J
bid.
nn rrnnrlsco Mining Storks.
PANTIIANCISCO , e/'al , .Ian. 31. The ofhYIal
closhiK nuotatloiif foi mining stocks today
\\ero asfollorts :
Alta . ID Vloxlciin idU
liulwer . IS Mono 15
llolclicr . 10 Ophlr 175
Host A Ilclchor . MJ Potosl UO
lloille Cunaollilat IS fiavaita 115
Cliollnr 4J Slorriv Nevada . . . l. o
Con. Lai Aa . . 215 Union Con 95
( rown 1'olnt 70 ll.nli 15
I Jo uld A Curry . 80 Vullow Jacket 15
lialo A Norcrom . 75 Commonwcalili 6
> "cn York MlnliiK Oiiotatlons.
Nrw YORK , Jan. 31. The follouliu are tlio
closing mining iiuotatlons :
Crown I'olat U ) I'lymouth 60
Con. Cal and t'a . . . 225 Sierra Nevada II" .
Dcadtrood 130 Standard 140
Gould and Curry . . . 75 Union Con tu
Halo and r orcross. 75 lellow Jacket t
HomcBtake 1150 Iron Silver 45
Mexican , . . 1..0 Quick tllvor 350
Ontario .1H75 do preferred . . . . .1725
Ophlr. 180 liulwer 10
MVK ST001C MAltltUTS.
Cattle In Heavy Snpplj und leather Slovr
Sale Hues 1 Inctnntn Considerably.
OMIIA , J.m 31. ] Je colpts of both cattle and
hheep vvero qulto liberal , but the supply of
ho s was unusually llKlit. The two dajs' ro-
celptbcompaictl with Jlonday nnd Tuesday's
supply last week show an Increase of about
2.00 cattle and a decrease of 3,000 hogs. Ue-
celpts of sheep show no particular cliansc.
The inonth'biecelptsbhow u big Increase In
c.ittlo and sheep compared with last month
andonojcar ago , while thcro has l > ecn a big
fulling off In hog supplies. The olllclal figiucs
aie as follows :
C'attlo. lloss. Sheep
Hecolpts for January. 87014 120,175 17,014 *
Kecelptsfoi Deeember 00,804 134,031 13,540
Keoolpts for .lun. 1HOJ . CB 13B 201,007 11,774
The fresh receipts of cattle worn the heav
iest slnco October 20 , 1892. There were
221 cars leeelved , of which about
two-fifths would come under the he.id of beef
Hteeis , the remainder being laigoly cows and
feedeis. Eastern advices weio ImlllTerent
when not positively bearish , nnd ullliougli
them was a fair shipping and speculative de
mand , local houses were all moio or less apa
thetic and prices niled unevenly lower on
evciythlm : . ( Jtrerliigslncliidedsover.il bunches
of good heavy cut tin and on thoii
the deellnu was not so nun lied , 1,200
to 1,450-lb. Kteots M'lllnjc at from
$4.40 to $0.10. The general run of fair to
KOOI ! 1,00J to l,20J-lb. stems Mild very slowly
and loc to 23u lower than Monday at from
JJ bOtoM.lO. vvhllo the undei grades weie well
nigh unsaleable. Taken all In all It was about
as mean and dragging u market as has been ex
perienced hero In nearly two months Up to the
noon hour scarcely a fourth of tlio beef cattle
had changed hands , and , although theio was
more of a disposition to lot go after dinner ,
there was nolmnrovoment In prlcis and no
approach to activity In tlio tiade. The close
found u good many cattle still In llrst hands
In butchers' stock and canners the situation
was oven worse There wore close on to 100
car loads of cows and mixed stuff here , and
with no vrry urgcntdonrind from any p irtle-
ulnrwjurcu. buversh idoveiythlnx their onn
way On the best .ind worst giades prices
ruled fiom lOc to 20c loner than Monday ,
vvhllo on the medium and common stuir , w hich
made up the hulk of tlio supply , the decline
was anywheiu from IDcloDUr. 1'oor tncholcu
cows and helferssold at from $1 &Oto$30O Ilio
bulk of the f.ilr to pretty good stun at fiom
W.U5 to J2 80. There was n fair outsldo de
mand , but prices ruled very uneven and gen
erally lower , stik'H being at from $ J.20 to } 3 70
Veal cahes were In active demand and steady
at fiom $4.00 to to 00 , whllu common large
ealves weio slow and easy at fiom tJ.20 to
$4 20 ,
\ \ Ith continued liberal supplies of stock anil
feeding cattle prices sullen d n Htlll further
decline today. Yard speculators hav Ing a big
supply on hand weiti Indltlerent l > ujuiHIH ]
with no country demand to sustain the m irket ,
trade ruled very dull with prices about 20c
lower than the close of last wee c. JCepresen-
tatlvo sales :
miEssi.nnrtr.
No. Av. I'r. No.2J Av. I'r.
22 004 f2 75 2J 070 13 75
1 720 n IK ) 0 1084 3 80
, 1040 3 25 1 1070 3 HO
,1B 8HO 3 30 0 048 3 85
B .1128 3 40 77 .1141 3 85
3 U'J3 U 40 1112 H 85
1 UOO 3 00 1142 3 85
13 1024 3 00 1C 1128 3 0(1 (
8 055 3 00 20 1003 3 OO
037 3 00 45 . 780 4 00
0 1151 3 C5 3 1240 4 00
10. 1040 3 05 21. .1054 4 05
43 , 1048 3 70 7H 12JI 4 10
1'4. . 0 0 3 75 H .1152 4 10
0 , .1004 3 75 25 .1152 4 15
13 .1010 3 75 40 .1300 4 55
E1I11TIM1 AM ) KXl'OIIT.
12 . . .1013 3 CO .37 .123(1 ( 4 GO
80 1382 3 75 10 12H8 4 00
1 1000 4 OO 10 140J 4 75
100. . , 1284 4 10 Ml .1388 4 75
42 . .12411 4 40 1443 5 15
18. . . .1247 4 46
cons ,
il. . . BIO 1 00 17 805 2 CO
1. B40 1 CO BU 000 2 00
1. 700 1 05 0 870 2 50
1 1000 1 76 1 1130 a oo
2 fi25 170 IB OHO 2 f 0
IIJ5 1 H5 ( J H03 2 60
23 800 1 0(1 ( 10 H04 2 00
0 HIO 1 00 H' I HOI ) 2 00
1 030 2 00 'i ' 1 . 10SO A 00
1 040 2 ( K ) ' 1 , , 1010 2 60
1 Odd 2 OH . 1 1270 2 00
1H 040 2 00 ' * l 1020 2 00
1U H37 1038 2 f > 0
U 702 . . . . HI4 2 00
1 1.70 8(15 ( 2 00
1 840 . . . . 070 2 00
4 . H72 . . .IDliO 2 00
3 . 71(1 ( 2 15 ii 11 in . . . . H40 2 05
10 . , 801 . . . 003 2 05
4 . . 815 . . . lOdO 2 05
! l . . 870 . . . . 800 2 70
13n H7.1 . . . 1000 2 70
n .1(1' ) . ! . . . . o.n 2 70
JO 784 . . . 005 2 70
. 748 2 75
' ' '
107S . . . . on 2 75
100(1 ( . .1072 2 76
1 OKI . . 010 2 75
1 1000 . . H70 2 75
1 OOO . 1003 2 80
12 770 .1008 2 85
1 1120 . . .linn 2 85
18 . 880 . . 820 2 85
JO . 830 . 01(1 ( 2 85
1it 10JO .1038 2 81
it 118(1 ( .1070 2 85
3 00.1 043 2 80
39 . 824 . . 1047 2 85
IHHi 031 10HH 2 00
Hi . 872 . . . .101'J 2 00
10 H')8 ) 1000 2 ' )0 )
JO . OtO 1)41 ) 2 00
10 H7Q . 121.0 2 00
IH lO.'H 1210 .1 1)0 )
3 H-lli 1200 a oo
21 020 H51 a oo
in ir 1080 a oo
8H- > 1070 3 1O
17 H07 1018 a 10
12 H0ri . 010 3 15
10 . O'JJ 1000 3 20
3 800 J 35 3 107.1 3 21
> 7 851 2 31 1 I 100 3 2.1
13 8'H 2 40 1 1100 3 21
1t HI10 2 40 20 1120 a 2.1
t ) 0.10 2 40 21 1073 a 20
in 1000 2 40 41 1 I'll 3 30
10 001 2 10 H 1012 3 40
12 OfU 2 15 1 ,1275 a oo
00 U1J 2 40 1 . 1200 3 50
111 til Its.
10 329 1 70 27 , . . . bOJ 3 30
0 OJl 3 25
OAI.VJ * .
.100 . ICO 5 25
111 lee 5 60
0 . .100 2 til 1.10 6 00
11 302 a 70 170 5 00
, 270 3 lit ) 140 5 00
1 70 3 00 . 100 0 6O
, 200 3 00 . 00 6 50
120 3 00 120 5 7.1
200 4 21 140 5 75
. 100 4 00 110 0 OO
. 00 0 00 100 0 01) )
1 . ' 10 0 00 110 ( > 25
3 . 100 0 20 170 0 60
11UI I.S.
1 1210 2 00 1 1100
1 1210 2 30 1 1700 2 80
1 IfiOO 2 35 1 1 100 2 00
1II 12'10 2 35 l')21 ) 1 (10
III. 1210 2 10 1400 1 00
I. U.-j ( ) 2 40 1400 J 00
03 1400 2 .10 1280 i no
17')0 ) 2 00 640 i 10
1 . 1400 2 00 1520 i 15
1 I a 10 2 dO 1530 1 20
II 10 2 05 1010 1 35
1 1380 - . ' 70 1300 3 35
1 12411 2 7.1 1300 3 50
1 12 JO 2 70 1312 3 75
1400 2 75
si in .
1 1170 2 25 12 . . 1600 2 75
1 1J20 2 25
STOCItl IIS VM > FFUlHia.
1 700 2 10 1010 2 00
1 100 2 60 045 2 05
1 080 2 00 . 740 3 00
4 02J 2 50 720 .1 00
IH 001 2 00 525 3 00
7 741 2 71 65 728 3 01
1 310 2 75 - 1 OOO 3 10
1U 710 2 75 7 821 3 20
1r 482 2 75 7 007 3 21
r > IH2 2 85 4 7'IO 3 21
3 413 2 81 2 7')0 ) .1 31
7 701 2 85 30 041 3 10
lions The stipnlyt MIIS considerably under
dealers' expectation'and ' as eastern m uUets
were higher , there \n < ; n rush of bnycisto (111 (
urgent orders and prlttb i uled a big lc ( ) higher
than Monday at the start , ( tooil he ivy and
buti her \ve hcht hogs sold at * 7 OlXftB 00 , w Ith a
few scattering siles nf choice ho-ts up to
? 8 12'4. ' I'alr to good llcht ami mixed stiilf
sold mostly at $7.85 nnd $7 00 Aftei the Hist
round or two the buyers' ardor cooled donn
somewh.it and the break In hogs and provi
sions at Chicago caused the rally advance to
completely disappear. The Into market was
verj me-iii , with prle 's.TOi : to lOc lower than
the opening , fair to pretty ( jooil hogs selling at
fiom $7.80 to $7.00,1vvhlfoJtheio were neatly
1,000 hogs loft unsold In the pens , v\hleh hold-
eis refused to p irt with at the prices bid.
bales weio very hugely at from $7 80 to $8 00 ,
ns against S7 80 lo J7.00 vesterdny nnd $7.00 to
$7.00 on last Tuesday. Kcpicsentatlvu s lies :
No. Sh. I'r. Sh. I'r.
30 40 ? 7 70 80 $7 85
71H 200 7 70 7 85
H 7 70 7 80
3 7 7.1 7 87' ' $
87 7 70 7 875 }
7 75 7 87 Y
7 80
7 80
7 80
7 80
7 80
7 80
7 80
7 80
7 80
pins VND itoumi ,
1 400 4 00 .
Hi i hi i1 OiTcrlngs weio rather liberal but tlio
maiket was very nearly steady on anything
local houses wanted. Common topoorstuft was
veiydull. fair lo good natives , J3.70S5 00 ;
fair to good westerns , $ .1 003.5 00 ; common
nnd stoi k sheep.$2 2554.1.75 ; good tocholco 4 ( )
to 100-lb lumbs , tl.0030.00. Keptescntutlvo
sale's :
No A v. I'r.
003 western wethers t > 8 $4 U )
138natlvo wethers 00 4 60
151 native wethers 05 4 OO
40 lambs UO 6 00
Itecolpls mill Disposition of Stock.
Ofllcliil receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the hooks of the LTn Ion block Yards
company forthotwentv-foui hours , ending at 0
o'clock p. m. January 31,1893 :
1UCEIITS.
iiiseosiTiov
ck Jlilrliot.
CIIIOAUO , III. , .Inn. i1I > ISpuclnl Toleiirniii to
Tin. HFI : ] Thoiu A 4i Miitill suiiply of e-.ittlu
In thu yards toiliiyiyrNo ndvniu'u re'snltcil ,
tliniiKh some .poe'l'fnjr ilcslr.iblo lots possibly
hold : it liottrr prices thin coiild liuvu liuon oil-
tiiltUMl for Ilium yoSluVilay , hut tlio rank und
lllo sold r.ithcr v\e > uKur tliiiu bofoiu. Drcssod
liecfiind hlilpplnt ; st ui vicro wanted ut from
t l.'J.r ) to SO 10 and tliUKicate'rj.iit nf tlioduj's
Inislnuss vvus rtiino lit from JT 7fi to * 5 125. Poor
to fulr cans mid liuli | , Vllllt | frnnitl.&O lo JJ.75
und chole'o toDXtrn'in/.illtlosiit ' from J.1 75 to
J4 00. Vury fuvv rlpy hi-oves wore utroreil.
At tlio oponliiKliocsi sold stioiiKorove'ii tlmn
on the day bi-foio. T Toro we ro in my hiili-s at
from ( H.'JO to ? M 'JO , Misynil ut ! H UQ und one ut
* d.-10 , tlio Iiitte-r Uiniiu IK-IIIR tlio lilKhe-styut
ri'iirlifd. Tlm opi-ilhw prleos we'ru not MIS-
tulne'd , liovvnvor , thii markut riillni ; vve'iik uflur
iibout 8 o'clock mid llniilly closini ; dull ut
.Monday's ( imitation * . Ihuuuli butter than
je'stmdiiy thu iiiullty | wusvery poor for tlui
hfuson ; still there vve ro u lot of Kood , thick
lioirn. r-nle > s WITH ut fiom J7.40 to fH.OO for
ItKlit , ut from $7.05 to JH.'J'i Mr medium und ut
froiii776toHOOforlifuvy , H | ( | | most of the
trudliiB nt from * 7 HO to ts oo.
The Mipply of hlii'op moro vvltliln reason
today ami Ilio nuirkel tool ; on u llrmer tone.
Thu murke't vvus from BotoJlOc liliihor than ji'h-
te-rduy for fulr to lii".t ( irudi-s. Thi'ro vvus u
Kood demand nt from iM.oo to (4.&O for poor lo
fair und at fiom M.7& to J5.4U for good tlrictly
C '
i'uccipts : Cnttlo fi.OOO ; lioss , 19,000.
The l.vonliiR .lournnl rutM > rtv :
t-'ATTI K KfCt'lptH , O.OtMl llClllll hlllplllPlltS ,
'J.OOO jiuaili miirkut blow , steady ; noexlru
Hleern on hale ; oholoo to prlmo , i < r < . 'J5a5 & 5j
fair to iKXd. D CMXTl5.30j othurs , * 4 ) ( Xfj4.Ni ( )
fe-e'durs. 4 ( ) OIi4.DO ; stookors , * 2.6Otf3 SU. !
eo H. * J.40 t4.'JS.
llow-ltcei ( lptH. 19.000 inndi shlpme'iits ,
7.00 ; market opened active , lilj-lier , rlosi d
i'uk , fy Uolowe'r ; mlxi'dnnd packers , 17 ( )
80S ; prlmi ) lit-avy nml lintclie rs' vutlghth ,
IH 0 < c.H 3& : prlmo light , I7.b5 , closed ut 17.71) ) ,
plgv. J7.V ! ' > ' it7.B ( ) .
hiirKP-Kecelpts , 5,000 head ; thlpments ,
1,600 head ; market utcudyj lambs ,
hlirlicrl native * . * 1 7IV20,00 | weslernn , t-l 0& ®
G23 , lambsfMH > it < ) 15 ,
St t.oitlTl.hn Stock Market ,
ST. Loins , Mo , Jim. nl , ( 'ATTi.K-ltecolpIs ,
0,1)00 ) ; hlmiienlf , 1,1IH ) ; market ilciidyi steers ,
(3 ( iHKiO.'JOj Tc.Mins easier ; fed stceis , M.lOift
4.10.
llonx-ltecelpts. 0.700) ) shlpmcnti , 1,100 ;
miirkct higher early , lint Ilienuvance wnslost ;
Iit-ii\yjr7.70S8.20 ; packing , J7.4038 00 | llKbt ,
4,000 ; ihlnmenti , 500 |
market .sleady ; ntttvOi , $3.JOii4.5Ui ( cliolco
muttons , SI.7oB.iJ.10 ,
.lv o Stuck .Miirkrt.
v CITV. Mo , .tun. 31. I'VTTI.K Htu
cclpls , 0,000 liriid ; shipment * . 1UH : ) head :
mtte-mi-ly iliill ) ste-e-n vviaklOc lowi-rj fi-i d-
ilyi slilpplni ; SIIM | , } H,46QO.Ua ; sloe'k-
fi'i ih'is t.l.f > 5 < TM.16.
-Iteeelpt.i.O.loOhe.id ; slilpment.x , none.
Mntke'l uctlveNtioiiK to 60 higher , lott the
Knln and e'liHi'd Bt1 lower ) all grades , JO.OOi.4
8 00 ; InilN. $7.mW67.HfJ.
SIIKMHe'cclpK , HOO head ; hlilptncnti ,
800 ; miirke't dull und ncak.
York Live Muik Market.
NKW YoilK , Jaii.31. HrF.VM Kecolut-i , fl84
head ; no trade ; dressed beef steady , 7'iS'lcper '
pound. Shlnmenls today , 000 bcev es and 1-400
ijunrteisof beef.
( . 'U.VKS Kecclpts , 201 head : market steady ;
veals , J7 OOfrO DO ; western cnlves , $ ' 1.10
HIILKIAM ) IjAvitu Hcccipts , 183 , No trad
ing.
lions-Keeelpts , 2,200 , maiket nominally
Meudy at J7.303H 10
THE MOXSHIXKK'S P.S1UL. .
cnii II oicii In Xew Uiltaui llmt-Icinncnit.
The sun mink hohliul the western
inoHiittiln peaks nnd tlio shoit twilight
of bouthoi'ii latitudes e-aino on apace- .
After ti tlino the- man of the1 hwiso catno
in. Ho was tall ami thin. Two fet-rot-
like eyes leunied ihiii-ply upon tlio ped
dler ftoin titnitl u Hliijrg ! $ ttinylo ofliito
hair und boui'd.
Ho placed his lonjj fllle in a rnuk o\of
the door , nnshniK1 his Hhot-pouch and
then seated himself and fjjt/cd gloomily
into the 111 \\ithont % onelibaUntr either
a grouting to the stranger nv uvoid to
liisoun family. Nan , passiny byvhis -
1'oied to the peddler :
"Don't je mind nnelo : he's not ono of
his bad spells on now , but If ho uin't
bothoiod it'll pass olT by and by. ' '
The peddler nodded and bojfan a tale
ono of his athontnies in
Te\as. lie was hoon intei'i'Uted ] b.\ Aunt
Vmoy. "Sit up , uti anger1 said wlie.
" \\ro hain't got nmeh to eat , but snuh as
it is jou'io welcome. "
Tlic old man nto his biippeiin solemn
silence , after \\liieh ho took his hat and
abruptly left the cabin. Aunt Vinci
lit to explain.
"Mose , my old man , hain't been exactly
like hisself since the levcnoo men car
ried his son John oil live jeai'b ago last
April. "
" 'Stillin' Impose ? "
"Yes , 'lid top of that we shot ono of
'em while they were trjin'to take him
'nd they put him in pcn'tensh'ry at
Nashville for ten j cats. "
The peddler lomained silent for a
moment or two. But when the dishes
weio washed and put away he again
entertained 1 ho two women by relating
sundry leminifceoneos of his own career
and also describing the \vomloi.s of
eei tain gre.tt cities ho had visited.
After awhile Mo o again stalked
silently in and took a seat in a far coi nor.
While the peddler talked he continued
toojo him eloholy as if suspicious that
the stutnger was not just what ho
bliould he.
"Speakin' of the telephone , " continued
the peddler , "somo folks in thc o moun
tains don't believe that pcoplo can talk
to each other 'nd them 100 or moro
inileb apart , but 1 toll ye it'b a faet. I've
beed it done myself. "
"I've know'd of men hollorin' across
from ono mountain to another , " MI id
Aunt Vinoy , dubiously. "Mobbo they
could inako themselves heard a mutter
of two miles , but 100 " She shook her
head dibapprovingly.
"It's so all the bamo , though. I've sot
'd heard'em ' . ' ' "
t.ilkin'jus'as wo be now.
"That's as big a lie as o\or was told , "
exclaimed old Moso , rising and making
for the door.
Ho sei/ed his ride as ho passed , throw
a menacing glance at the peddler and
once mot o left the cabin.
"Olo man's n little touched in tlio
head , ain't lie ? " asked the peddler , who
seemed to take no offense whatever at
the old man's rude behavior.
"Evor since John was took off he's had
queer spoils that eomo over him now and
then. I must say lie's mor'n apt to bo
'splshiib of strangers w hen they como
mound. IIo's always think'n' ' of revo-
nee spies. I dcssay that's what makes
him act bo toward you. But you mtibtn't
mind hjm. I never know ed him to suc
ceed in liurtin' any ono yet. "
It was Nan who replied , for Aunt
Vinoy was making preparations to ictiro
for the night. When the girl and the
peddler were left alonotho latter beenied
somewhat cuiious about this bon John ,
who for so many years had been under
the ban of the law.
"John was always good to Uncle Moso
and Aunt Vinoy'nd that's ono icason
Uncle Mo < .o takes it all so hard now. "
"I s'poso , boin' as you're kin to 'em ,
jou must a felt powerful sad when they
took him olT. "
Ho oycd Nan closely as ho spoke and
the girl blushed slightly. „
"I ain't no real kin to "em , " she said.
"My lolks is all dead 'nd they raibed mo
from a little gal , but John 'ml me was
always good friends. "
"Nothin'moio'r1"
The girl looked at him icprovingly.
"It's about bedtims , " bald she coldly.
"Sha'n't I show you where you'io to
sleep ? "
The peddler ro = c , took up his pack
and followed her into the little bhed
loom. There was an open window by
the bed , tinough which tho""Tull moon
was shining.
' You won't need no light , I reckon , "
she icmarked. Then , bidding him good'
night , she retained to the main cabin
and went to bed hot-self.
But for homo ictibon she failed to
hleop. Tlio bright moonlight , the rasp
ing cry of katjdids from the ttecs with
out and the discomfot ting nature of hot-
thoughts kept her awake. She felt
Miguoly uneasy about Uncle Mobc.
Whoio was ho ? Very likclj at the lit
tle moonshine still up Bear hollow , half
a milo away. Ho often spent the nights
there engaged in his illicit toil. She re
membered his unfriendly treatment of
the peddler , whoso hca\y bieathing
could now bo heard through the thin
partition wall. Ho had once lain in
wait , rillo in hand , for a passing dtovor ,
whom ho had t-ot downier a bpy. Only
Aunt Vinoy's prompt appearance had
pi evented a probable minder. Unolo
Mohe , though a good man enough when
in his right mind , was u dangoiouu , un
certain personage when stirted by the
memory of his son into u spirit of half-
insane hostility against all the world.
So uneasy did Nan hjcoino that at last
she robe , slipped on her dress and btolo
out into the moonlight. An impulbo she
could not control impelled her to peep in
at the peddler's open window. She was
prompted by an indefinable fear. What
nho saw thoio caused her to start back ,
clasp her hands and gasp for breath.
Thru , ttembling in every limb , she
looked again.
"My Ciod ! " she faltered , "Am I
dreainln' ? Surely it can't bo , 'ml yet I
must bollovo my own ejes. "
Acting under a now impulse , she
tut tied and lied along thotiail leading
to the Htill. Arrived there , bhe found
the place silent and deserted. There
was no lire in the furnace and nothing
to be heard but theories of the whippoorwills -
poor-wills upon the mountain bide.
Full of painful forebodings , she re
traced her steps and once moio crouched
beneath the peddler's window. There
plio wnltctl until hop llmf * bocoino
orntnpcd J und the nljjht nlr chilled her to
the t bono.
"I tnltflittis well Ho down nffiitn , " tb t \ \
; thoiifrht. "I I'oukon tinoloV 170110 dov\u
the vtilloy , fop ho 'lowed today as ho'd
havototfo uftop eolToo rlj'ht nwuy. I
could wttko the niiin up , but mimohow I
dtissii't. IJo inlfjht think I was foi-watd. "
Hut it Hccond trltil of the bed wns no
Itottop tliiiu the Ih'Mt. The peddler's
heavy bi'outhtn VMIS ever In hoi1 eiirn ,
and hep thoughts rovoi'ted constantly to
the seniso of peril that vaguely , yet jief-
slstontly kept hoi- upon the tendorhooks
of anxiety.
" 1 wish moniln' would eonie , " she wild
fop the hundiedth tlino. "Loullhatu
ineotin' theio'll bo then ! "
The ound of a stealthy foot fall upon
the pnuol without brought hep to n
sitting postupo at once. HOP heart beat
loudly ns who listened biontlilessly. Yes ,
it was movhi } , ' npouiul the hou u. Now
she heat'd it no mote. Could she ha\o
iiiniffined It all ? No ; thoto it was again
in the back porch.
Then then she heard n jjcntlo , creak-
IttjT sound. Ahl The bhed-rooni door1
She sppuni ; out of bed and a hnstv bound
In \ ought hoi1 to the ( loop leading into tlio
buck ] poioh. She wienched it open just
ih in i tinio to ciitch a glimpse of a tall
shadow that disuppouredithiu the
Hhcd-ioom.
' 'Good Lord , help me ! " she faintly
ejaculated . , us she sprang foiuiml.
nerved to desporatlon by this ( headfill
fulllllment f of her feaiH.
She entered tlio room. Thete laj the
lieddlopslumbering hunxilvln tlio white
glow of the moonlight. Ills fuco was
stiaugely alteiod , for tlio heavy bc.u d
had 1 fallen oil. leaving exposed a clean
shaven , . \outlifiil face. Hut the whito-
beaided old in.iu , bending ever the pun-
Irate form with uplifted knife , saw noth
ing distinctly. To his morbid imagin
ings only the form of a hated np\ la }
helpless befoto him. A spy in the s0i-
\ ice of the detested "revenoos. " who had
tobbed him of his onlj and \\oll-bolo\ud
son.
"Uncle ! " set earned Nan , dragging him
back. "Uncle1 You shall not ! Can't jou
see ? It's John out John your John' ' "
The peddler woke und stated upward
in a buwildoied \ . The knife fell to
the Hoop as Mose , his ejes almost start
ing fiom his head , stated at his son's
white face. Suddenly ho eoinpiehended
and the oiled descended upon him like a
thunderbolt.
Uttoting n low , quivering ery , he sank
to his knees by the bedside and his head
fell forwatd. Nan's and John's o es met
in a mutually iccogni/ing glance ; then
they turned their attention to the old
man. As thoj laid him upon the bed
Aunt Vinoy , awakened by the noise ,
eamo in. She fell b.tek as though con
fronted ba ghost.
"John ! ' bho exclaimed. "Vet it can't
sinolybo ! "
"Yes , it is , mother. I didn't know-
how jon'dall take mj bcin' so long in
the pen , so when the govoinor patdoned
mo out I "lowed I'd eoine homo as a ped
dler 'nd in disguise till I found out if you
all cared for mo anj more. "
While John was speaking Moso opened
his ojes and teats blinded thorn as ho
ga/cd.
" .My son ! My on ! ' ho nmrmmed ,
brokenly. "Aijd I might have killed
him ! My mind's made up. Tliote'll bo
no moio 'stillin' done in Heap holler
after this. "
"Do you reckon Nan cares for me any
more , father ? " asked John , while his
ejes bought these of Nan.
"Of course Him do. Hasn't bho been
griovin' herself away ever since you was
took ? She never looked ut another
man. "
Nan's confusion seemed to sanction
this.
this."Tlioro's
"Tlioro's only ono thing to bo done , "
interposed Aunt Vinoy' , decisively.
"Thoy'vo just got to go ever to the cir
cuit rider's next Sunday 'nd git married.
After Unit's ever 'nd done with , Mose , I
hope you'll behave yourself in futur' . "
"Hain't I said I wcton't a-goin to 'still
whisky any moio ? " said Moso.
" 'Stillin's been ut the bottom of all our
troubles. "
\Vhilothoold folk talked John took
Nun's hand in his and they bteulthily
kisbed each other.
Don J. Leathers of Grand Rapids ,
Mich. , will hu\o a surprise for the
truinors of the trotters this seabon when
ho eomes on tho. track with a bicj clew -
w heeled bulky made of aluminium that
will weigh but twenty-five pounds com
plete.
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