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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
N0T NUN Ur AN ASSEMBLY
"Hbo,, -dnncc at Havana Gnthcr-
W >, Tenr that Accept
" on.

HAVANA, Dec. 3.=0 wing to the poor at
tendance at the meetings OF the Cuban
league and national party, delegates are in
convenenced in getting business done. out
of a possible 190 1T is not often that more
than eighty or ninety are present and 1t
has been found necessary to accept one
third of the total number as constituting
a quorum.
The other provinces are waiting to see
what the Havana delegates will do, and
the fact that at a recent meeting it was
decided that the national assembly shall
have provincial representation as a unit
each province being equally represented, has
caused many delegates to fear that, owing
to the enormous inequality of the provincial
populations, the national assembly will not
be accepted by President Mckinley as fairly
representing Cuban opinion.
The Patria, discussing the references to
Cuba in Secretary Roots report pronounces
them very satisfactory" and says that "in-
dependence is safe"
The Nuevo Pals says.
1--WE can see nothing in the declarations
of Secretary Root that can be called new.
The Americans evidently still believe Cubans
are not able to govern themselves and they
still intend to educate us until we are fit
for government. Mr.. Root does not discuss
the question of independence, leaving it
where 1t was on January l."
The Havana Commercial company is plac-
ing armed guards on its plantations in the
province of Pinar del Rio and will apply to
Governor General Brooke for an infantry
contingent. Mr. Merrylees, the manager,
says the company would not go to the eX-
pense Of arming a number of men unless this
was thought necessary for the protection of
it's interests. I'VE do not believe there is
any immediate cause for alarm" he said,
but we do consider that the spirit of dis
affection is spreading and is liable soon or
late, to burst into flame whenever the United
States government does, or refrains from
doing, something which the Cuban leaders
oppose or desire"
The wife of General Antonio Maceo ar
rived here today from Santiago de Cuba
She was received at the railway station by
a large crowd and was escorted to the hou e
of General Gomez by General Lacret, General
Rabi and other Cuban officers.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. S.-Yesterday
the municipal police We're transferred to the
military department Under command OF
Captain Pierce, $50 men in new gray uni
forms and wearing felt helmets similar TO
those worn by the New York police, paraded
making a fine appearance. Until now the
force owing to the jealousies of municipal
has been inefficient and the mayor
and council requested the transfer thus ac-
Complished.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
HAYWARD'S CONDITION WORSE
Requires the Utmost Efforts of DIR.
Written 10 Rally His Patient
During the sabbath.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Dec. 3.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. )-Senator Hayward's con-
dttton has been more unfavorable today
than at any time during his illness. 1t re-
quired the utmost efforts OF DR.. Whitten
to rally his patient, whose temperature was
1o1, nearly two degrees higher than at any
previous time. Or. Whitten posted the fol-
lowing bulletin at 10 a. M:
Senator Hayward passed a restless night,
only sleeping three hours. His temperature
is 1Ol, pulse 1O9, respiration SO. His mind
is clouded and he Is only conscious a por
tion of the time"
At : p. m Or. Whtten issued a bulletin
saying; Senator Hayward is resting easy
His temperature is 1O1, pulse 1O7 and respi-
ration So"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
DlAZ Is AGAIN A CANDIDATE
President Of Mexico VIII Seek StnI
Another Term-NO Opposi-
tion Yet.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. S.-The liberal
party committee has called national con-
vention of the party to assemble here Feb
ruary 10 to nominate a candidate for pres
ident Of the republic. The local committee
reports general enthusiasm for the candidacy
of President Diaz and political meetings and
professions are being held all over the re-
public. The conservative party has made
no sign OF putting a candidate in nomina-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
PORK FOR BRITOKS SPILLED
Rumors that Boer symDnthizers
Wrecked a Train on the North
western Road.

CHICAGO. Dec IA train OF fourteen
refrigerator cars containing saltpork in
tended for the British army in South Africa
Was wrecked today near Kenilworth, H.
on the Milwaukee division of the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad. The cars were com
pletely demolished, but it is believed the
greater part OF the pork can be saved A
serious delay in shipment, however, will
result The wreck is supposed to have been
caused by a broken journal Hints were
passed among the crowd OF trainmen and
spectators TO the effect that the journal
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
MARIE BURROUGHS is ILL
wedding of the Actress is Indefinitely
PostpOned-Typhoid Fever
is Feared.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec, 3,-The mar
riage of Miss Marie Burroughs (Lillle Lee
Arrington) to DR.. Albert E. Sterne of ,his
city, which was to have taken place Decem-
Der 6 in New York, has been indefinitely
postponed on account of the serious illness
of Miss Burroughs Typhoid fever is feared
and DR. Sterne was telegraphed for Friday.
He is in New York now The engagement
was announced October 25
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
HERNANDEZ Wins A VICTORY
Venezuelan Revolutionary Leader
Captures Mnracaibo After Fight
ing cattle for sixteen Hours.

Copyright, 1899, by Press Publishing COB
CARACAS Dec. 3.-(New York World Ca
begram-Special Telegram )-Generai Her.
nandez, the Venezuelan revolutionary leader,
has captured Maracaibo after fight last
ing sixteen hours. Maracaibo is the cap
ital of the state of Zuea
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
Forecast for Nebraska-
Warmer; Northerly Winds

to swear in sixty extra policemen tomorrow.
This is not especially on account of the
gubernatorial contests but chiefly because
OF the crowd that will be brought here by
the monthly court day and by the opening
of the congressional campaign in this dis
trict tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04

COLUMBUS, Neb., Dec. 3.-(speciaI)- -
Daniel Ducey, who was accidentally shot
week ago by a companion while hunting
ducks on Shell creek, died from the effects
Of the wound 1t was known from the first
that he could not recover, He was 26 years
old, was born in this county and was un
married.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
DEMOCRATS ARE WITHOUT PLAN.
Diversity of Opinion Among Leaders
Re"nrdinR senting of ROberts.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA considerable
diversity OF opinion exists among the demo-
cratic members OF the house OF representa-
tlyes as to the best policy to be followed
by the party tomorrow when the republicans
object to the administering of the oath of
office to Roberts, the Mormon member-elsct
from Utah. The democrats have not yet
conferred on the matter. but some UNDER
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
Mexienn Veternns Ask As.istnnce.

LEXINGTONl KY Dec. 3.-General WiI-
ber r. Smith secretary Of the National
Association Of Mexican War Veterans Of
nent men all over the United states ask
ing their assistance with congress for in
who now number only 900 and are pass
ing away at the rate OF almost 900 per
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
nIg sale of Wcstern Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Dec IA syndIcate OF east
ern mills has consummated a deal here
the sale were private, but It Is said that
the wool sold for I cents a pound more
than the price at which the same lot was
offered a short time ago and the deal
amounted to more than $4,000 All Of this
wool is what Is known to the trade as
"terrltory wool" Sixty cars will be re-
qulred to transport Il to the destination
In the east. 1t Is the largest sale Of wool
ever made IN the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
DOIOpnm snusnce Proves FntnI

MTG HE'LL, Ind, Dec. 3-The family of
Willis Fox was poisoned by eating bologna
sausage today one child died within an
hour and the other members Of the family
are N critical condition
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
Rryan is SIN Talking.

GALVESTON. Tex Dec. 8.-W j. BRYAN
who Is here with Former Governor Hoge
on an outing, spoke today al some Length
on next years campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
risOners Released.

MADRID, Dec. 3.-The Spanish consul at
Manila announces that 1876 Spanish prisoners
have been released by the Filipinos.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04

had been tampered with at Milwaukee by
overzealous Boer sympathizers, but these
were secuted by the officials Of the road.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-04
British Make sortie.

CAPEToWN, Tuesday, Nov. 2S-The
troopship Bayarian, from Queenstown Mo-
yember 10, with Colonel Ivor Herbert, as
sistant adjutant general for the home dis
triet, and the foreign military attaches, to-
gether with the Connaught Rangers, the
First battalion of the Royal Dublin Fusileers
and a contingent of miscellaneous troops, in
all more than 1000 men, arrived here to-
day, Colonel Herbert and the military at
taches Immediately landed and the Bavarian
proceeded with the troops. presumably TO
Durham,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
Eore,qu stocks and Money.

New York, May Recommendation
rser's financial cablegram: The maTekIs
were inactive here today but the general
tone was favorable. though investment Sc
c1Ir,ties were dull on continued apprehen-
sion Of dearer money. Americans were
firm and a few favorites were fract5onaliy
higher. Others were unchanged. Spanish
fours were good at 621. Tintos were ~
Paris is more cheerful. Discounts were
shade higher. Money Is steady but high
er rates are expected next week
London. May ia ?. m, clos!ng)-
Consols for money, 1o4z.: do for the &C
count. loa 1915: Canadian Pacific. llo -;
Erie. 3 Is: do first preferred . -; Hi
nols Central. lis Il: Northern Pacific pre-
ferred. %: 81. PAM common. 127 Is: New
York Central. I34 10; Pennsylvania, s. -;
Reading. % II: Un&on Pacific preferred.
IS IS; Atchison. IS IS: Grand Trunk
- *: Anaconda. - Bar silver steady.
Is u-lsd per ounce.
Paris. Nav z7.-Buslness on The nouTse
today cpened hesstattnzly but prices soon
recovered. partly owing 20 the favorable
London settlement Spanish foO-s hard
ened OF option sellers Tepurcasing. Rio
Tgntos were firm ard South African So
curities improved OF Ugh: ooHtangees-
Berlin. May Cuisines vas Irregular
on the bourse today. Spanish fours were
easier q Paris s6<zces and A-gents1es
weakened OF TIE rise IL he god premium
Arnerfcazs and Canadian Psc.dcs were
dall and local shares were weaker.
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WHEAT RALLIES LAIE
Rules Heavy But Closes
1-2a5-8 Cent Higher
ON INSECT-DAMAGE TALES
Corn and Oats IA Cent Lower
provisions Strengthened.

Chicago, May 27.-wheat ruled heavy
today until near the end, when 1t rallied
brisky and closed with gain OF la
5-Sc. Corn and oats declined lac each.
Pork advanced 1-2Q10c and lard and
ribs 1-2c each.
Large northwest receipts. increased
country offerings, favorable weather and
lower cables gave wheat q weak start
Liquidation was heavy and the market
developed a downward tendency up 10
within the last half ho1r, when i turned
strong on a general buying movement
and closed at about the top OF the days
range. Renewed claims OF damage by in
sects TO the winter wheat caused the
change in sentiment July opened LA
Csc lower at "A 7-Sq 75c. declined TO a sc.
advanced TO 80 7-sc and closed with buy
ers AZ 70 3-4a75 7-Sc- Chicago received a
cans, seven OF which graded contract.
Minneapolis and Duluth got 6s2 cars. con-
pared with 537 FOR the same day last
year. Primary western market rece.pt
were 5000 bushels. against So a year
ago Atlantic port ciearances v5ere equal
in wheat and -four 20 so 90 .oushels.
Worlds shipments 70 Europe for the weeE,
were estimated a. s.6u61 bushels No
cash business was reported.
Corn declined ou reports of increased
acreage and favorable crop sdvlces. Re
ce.pts were heavy. 44i cars. Cash demand
dull July opened 1-4c lower az = $40.
declined 20 2 Lar sc. advanced 70
% 3-4aS2 T-sc ard cl5ssd a1th sellers a.
. 34c
Large rsce.p.s and tie decline = corr
weakened oats Cash demand far. Pc
cefpts. so cars. July started Lass
lover al = s-sfZ 1-zc. sold spa-.ng.T a.
. Csc. advanced 70 = I-zaz 5-sc and
closed with sellers ~ - 1-2c.
Buying 6y packe-s Induced By a i1-
proved Shipping deua25. anf hlEhsr
prices f5r hogs strengthened provls.e1s-
July pork opened q eha6s hE5sr st
$50 Il. declined 20 80. a5vaDos5 -
4f7 - and clss-sd a. S5 Lard ard Tios
were dsl. Efta fluctuations 1s-r0E.
Estimated recs.pts tor Aon1sy. Waes--
< cars. cor1. g., cas-. So aoEz. azse
head.
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STOCK MARKET SPLITS
Railways and Industrial Prop
critics Part Company
LATTER ON THE TOBOGGAN
Exchange Situation May Soon
Call for Gold Exports,
LATTER ON THE TOBOGGAN

New York, May 27.-There was a mark
ed disposition in the stock exchanges
dealings to sunder the speculation in rail
roads and in the industrial specialties.
The inmob.lity Of the STANDARD railroad
stocks, in the face of the demoralized
opening in Sugar and Metropolitan Street
Railway, was strikingly like the midsum-
mer markets Of yore, when Sugar was
likely 10 absorb one-hslf to three-fourths
Of the total dealings and when many Of
the industrials now traded in had not yet
been conceived. The bears seemed to
have gathered fresh courage, and made
quite savage onslaught upon Sugar. the
Tobacco stocks. the New York municipal
stocks, Smelter and Steel and Wire.
Losses in the railway list were insignifi-
rant in most cases. There was a stimuli
tsneous decline ia New York Central and
Pennsylvania, which was in rather mark
cd contrast to the later strength of some
Of the so-called dimerential trunk lines.
The first hour had not expired before an
active demand spraug UP for The Reading
securities, based on the strong showing Of
the April statement OF earnings. \ de-
crease in operating expenses Of the coal
company an an increase in gross earnings
by the railroad company combined 10 pro-
duce an increase in net earnings for all
the companies of $l07.6 In connection
with the good reports submitted by the
New Jersey Contra lesrier in the week.
and the Nay gross earnings OF Ontario
and Western. the cOalers developed ou..a
. bucyant tone and enjoyed substantial
gains all around Erie first preferred
shared IL thu advance The rise is these
stocks was carried 10 other railroad
stocks and checked the decline in the sae-
cialties. short covering causing rallies Of
between one and two points. The failure
OF the market TO show any marked re-
spouse 10 the bank statement induced A
fresh raid by the bears which carried
Sugar down % Jas, an extreme decline
from yesterday Of az points The market
yielded in sympathy. the speoiaItiss quite
sharply, and the railroads ONLY slightly.
The market closed under pressure b1lr
with net gains remaining for most Of the
railroad stocks.
The total sales Of stocks TO-DAY amount
- ~ -1A'-S' sL'dleS. lhClodlns. American
Spirits Manufacturing, 2.0a0: American
Steel and Wire, $500: American s. E.
527oo; American Tobacco. 500: Atchison
preferred 17.20o; Brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT.
2oSao; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.
rights, 200; Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy, 200: Consolidated Gas. 1.eo0.
Continental Tobacco. 400; Federal Steel
$500; do preferred. 1900: Mexican Central.
500; Metropolitan Street Railway. $50,
Northern Pacific, $500: Peoples Gas OF
Chicago. $3.50; Reading first preferred,
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Rye-Firmer. Size
Flour-Firmiy held.
Dry salt meats-Boxsd shoulders. 81 -
4.87izs extra shorts. 300: ribs. s. izls;
shorts. SIS.
Bacon--Boxed shoulders. S !.it. extra
shorts. s. %. ribs. 8 sZis: shorts. t.s7z
Receipts-Fiour. g. -; wheat. $780,
corn. $500; oats. - 90.
shIpments-Flour. 500. wheat. 1900.
corn. 1900. oats l0.ooo
NEW YORK.
New York. MAY I7-Fjour-Receipfs
y. %. exports = 90 Duil but steadily
held. winter patents. 3.s5l4 %. winter
sjrsih's. s. Gta3-G. winter extras. s1sf
$40. winter iow grades . .fyda g. Mir
ueapolis patents. Si.0sa4.i s. Minneapolis
bakers. g. gr05 %
whea,-Receipts. 24s15o. exports. 7a.ssT.
SPOT steady; 80 rej. s7Asc spo, ard %
arrive. Z @ b. aroat No 2 red. So e's-
vator. ~. I Duiufh. N'tc z o. b. af1at
% arrive Options easy On response 20
big spring wheat receipts ard lower En-
giish cables Later thry rallied on cove
eriug. particularly among May shorts
closing that option &C higher against 10
decline ia other months. and - ger
eral tpne steady Mas. sIi1as2c ciossd
SO: July. -. as1fke rlozed s1f.c. sep
tcmber. ~ d7a-. closed &c. December.
tesT7gtEc c}a@ed 7gt9c
Coru-Reee.pts p 70. exports 8 20
Spot easy No 2 2qt.c elevator. $40 de-
ilvered Options opened eaay ard further
deciired under llquA3sfio r. later ra8isf
w'th wheat ard closed steady a. a par
t.aI -. 9Sc Inc. NAY E'sc closed 19ise
july. esfta2fasc. closed ssasc: septsmb~~.
SIC cio+ef E.i4c.
Oats-Rrce3p's. to7.so. exports. - ~.
spot dul. %o. 2 z1c; 10. : 90. 30
white zsisc. No 2 white 70. track sn.rsf
western. esac1rzr usck whlfe l}9-cs
Options dun ard easy.
C1.HSg-riz c-.ef f-uffs- E.eafv. evar--
rs.et apples common 71Sc. prime wire
trav. s,1v--. e-7fc. ss.ane. fa.cv a&e
n prurea 81. dg'sr. aarcofs F9TaI fz'a
0Ifc. Moor PARK t01se p~arhsa u1gee--
ed fftaTlf5~. geo ~ SADo-
Butfer-F=rs iFff 81 aackaEes. Ffro~T.
western crea ultrF. Ealf'4r. far'orY. N'a3
f--
C.heere-Rscsfp.s. frT parEarss. @vT
ard weak. lsrFe write p s~r vs.
q. nesze. .srEs co'ersi So. sfaai r1 -Si
Err-Rseeis;s. f--t psekasr-. 7s-s-
steady. zeEte-r i1ts~- r(etrr~r. fr
LIVERPOOL.
rfve--oa1 Ma zfer'T Wefaf--
e-s-t sarE 81 81 f-~-4 e. age e.:
So 2 rec western uH-er r. 81 -ef
r.~.-+-ar- rss.et- ~ ff f1tFF-a au~.s
g--r = go EerfsFrs-~ RI So
C9rr-gu.st- huer.esa ~tsi rsw. -
sd rf g. r- fgr1-er l<r Ny. -
80. I.fr = rr4s efafe9 te- -r ~
Fsoar-s- Toss faro writer f--.
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to the six millions gain in cash, raised
millions. Taking the known operations of
the week as basis, the greater part of
the cash expansion should be attributed
to interior movements, but this is mis-
leading. The National City bank, for i'm
sance. which figures prominently in the
statement, reports a gain of more than
nine millions in cash, nearly all in gold.
It's loans are down sixteen millions and
deposits nearly seven millions. This is
probably due in part to operations con-
nected with the financing of the Anal
gamated Copper subscriptions. The in
teresting feature disclosed by such an
analysis is that whereas the banks as a
whole have gained enormously, the re-
serves of the majority of the institutions
do not vary much from those of the previ-
Gus week In other words. the gain IN
held cash has been held by a few banks.
It is incorrect, however to say that this
is actually the case for the supply Of
money held nearly every financial insti-
tuition in New York is much in excess OF
the demand. Considered broadly, the
statement indicates prolonged period OF
easy rates One Of the factors which is
attracting attention is the condition Of the
sterling exchange markets. There is a
possibility that with a continued piltug up
of money here and falling in rates, in
ternatonal credit cannot be operated TO
advantage and actual exports Of gold may
follow The only thing that can well pre-
vent such an occurrence is the nainte-
nance of money here at something above
the level prevailing abroad Whether this
can be done depends largely on a revival
in speculative activity. It IS certain,
however. that for every dollar OF gold
which may be lost this season greater
number Will be gained from Europe IN
tho FaI1
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Sterling exchange made an unusual
show OF strength for a Saturday. with a
rice Of one-quarter Of a cent. due TO the
hardening money rate in London and the
demand on that center from the continent
for gold. In connection with the plethorIc
condition here disclosed by the weekly
ban kstatemert there is some renewed ap-
prehension Of gold exports.
The demand for railroad bonds con-in-
ued strong at advancing prices. Reading
IS being most conspicuous. The ex-
change viii remain closed until Wednes-
day.
When the season Of uncertainty regard
ing the fate Of the coming crops comes
around speculation in stocks by the out
side public proverbialy falls TO a mini
mum and the stock market is left to the
professional room traders. The very fact
or outside neglect Of the market deprfves
y Of support so that the professionals
are almost Invariably bears IN a dun
stock market and bulls in dun wheat
market. in accordance with the D,sS- be
effect OF crop failure IN the two markets.
That has been the state of affairs dur
ing the past week Fracti0naIIv. every
professional trader on the stock ex-
change has been bear this week The
late recovery in prices IS not conclusive
evidence Of definite indication Of s
change Of heart as the professional trader
looks with apprehension always on a
few days interval OF i2action and its
possibilities Of important developments.
The heavy decline in values compared
~:lh the corresponding period or last year
the rise IN value q imports and the per-
sistent rise in ;he rata OF sterling ex-
change were al incidents TO reinforce he
argument thai our credit balance abroad
is exhausted and that an es-y move
rnent outwards OF gold was likely The
languid tone Of securities OF a number OF
industrial combinations ives a striking IL
dicaaon Of TIE saturated condition OF the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-28
Trap CaoaitIo..fa France.

Paris 8fzy fan oalcis] rep5-t ct
published sayE ire harvest o re ziufff
CROPS promises eKcesz5EzE1y We t11Es
rheir APPEARANCE s. s5Ehtly iafe-s1F -
those e Ix% u sixteen ts2a-t11er e
they are vsrT EocS. IL siTtY-s aree t1tf
are good. II SIX far good ard = ore
department he crop - far. TIE s7r.1g
crops are = much TIE sane coc-sllez-
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Of specie this week were s473.31l gold and
$152,ss silver
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Mex YORK Nay E.-ExPo-ls = s1.a
aid Eslver Il tals pors 10 AZ coaziFssss
scr t.s Esek aggreS4te E,aEss E-4Fer
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CAsH orOTATIONs

Flour-Ffrm; winter patents. g.. 6593. ~.
straights. 3 3JG5.35. clears. S3.15a3 =;
spring special. si.55; patents. s. 4pa3 So.
straights, s.. S0G3 -; bakers. s. SJa5. %
Wheat-No spring. "a. Q744.c. No. ?.
spring. 67G75c; No. rad, 1890
Corn-No. 2 3274c: No. yellow. ava
23ssc.
oats-No ?. 25g@i4c; No. white. sc;
No. white. E3RG2i4c
Rye-No. 2 SIC
Bariey-S0 2. 37f4Ic.
F7axseed-N0. /. 800; northwest. 40
Prime timothy sees-S2Z5
Mess pork-Per Dbl = n5ds %
Lard-Per 100 'bs 81 s71s1gs ~.
Short ribs sides. CooscJ. 81 457f Z: dry
saited shoulders f5oxc6} 8a-0f4c. short
clear sides (boxed) - s5a5 o.
Whlsky-Di ~tiilers' finished goods. 8 -.
SugArs-Cut insf. uGchaEEc
Clover-Contract grade. Eo
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Trea.urY ~tatemeut

wash'ngton, May z-.-Todsy's ssate-.s-;
q tire con&tion ot the treasury sfs1wz:
Available cash balance 81. "a -. gold
rese-re. ~ - 81
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Pa--z. Nay Z7.-PresNient Loubet las IL
vited Former P-essdez< Berts1sfr Her-
rison and Ms Harrison % psraznsa-
iary dinner Shsca Is 20 take place CT Moz-
d. next
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GRAINAND PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago. MAY Z7.-The leading futures