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Evening journal., 1902-12-18
nsnIY" HeaI Attacked wIth erIp

BILLY" Heal lis i'll. and there are
many expressions OF sympathy being
expressed by friends who know him.
Several days ago he was forced to leave
Evening journal., 1902-12-18
One Building Permit Issued

Building Inspector Cassidy issued a
permit this morning to the Manhattan
Laundry to erect a stable on the west
side of Guyer avenue between Ninth
and Tenth streets. The new structure
will cost $1,000.
Evening journal., 1902-12-18
SUCCESSOR TO FRANK GRAY
r. c. Howard Will Succeed Resigned
Attaehe of County Workhouse

Frank Gray, who recently resigned
his position as warden Of the county
workhouse. will probably be succeeded
by f. c. Howard, of No. GIL Shipley
street.
Evening journal., 1902-12-18
TWO HORSES KILLED
One Animal Was Shot and Another
Fatally Injured

While loading a large boiler weigh
ing 5000 pounds from a freight car on
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad to a wogan
belonging to Stirlith Brothers this
morning, an iron chain holding the
immense weight parted, allowing the
iron mass to fall upon a horse attach
cd to the vehicle The back of the ami
nal was broken and it died almost in
stantly.
Dog Catcher Kopp shot a horse be-
longing to Christopher Cole at Eighth
and Walnut streets today.
Evening journal., 1902-12-18
EngInee. OF D. S. euIIding III

Engineer Mcintyre, of the new Fed
eral Building, is suffering from a Sc
we're cold contracted several days ago.
Evening journal., 1902-12-18

Woodward & Bro. are selling Brass
Bird Cages. Carpet Swespers end
Clothes Wringers.
Evening journal., 1902-12-18

Repairing Philadelphia Schooner
The three-mast schooner Horauo, OF
Philadelphia. is on the marine railway
at the Jackson and Sharp Company,
where she is being overhauled.
Evening journal., 1902-12-18

Woodward & Bro are selling fine
Table Cutlery and Mechanical Toys.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
Cotton Market,

NEW YORK. May N.-CoTroN-spot
closed quiet. Lice higher; middhnR up
land. . 7-16c; middnng gulf, 3 ii-iec; sales
90 bales. Market futures closed steady;
May, 916c; June. 905c; July, S.S6c: August
8 SIC; September. S@c; October, 1880; No.
vember, January and February, TSSc.
ST. LOUIS, May @-COTTON-Quiet:
mtddling, s%c; sales, 50 bales. Receipts,
s2e bales; shipments, 1926 bales: stock,
GALVESTON. May N.-coTToN-Nom.
HE% ORLEANS. May N.-corroN-
Futures. quiet and steady; May. S.SdS.Ssc;
June. soc; July, 909G9 1oc; August, S6l3
s.6Sc; September, 8.12qS. l3c; October, ISS8
sc; November, 7,72ql. 74c; December, 1920
LIsc: January. 1.4@Ll. 76c. Market steady;
ordinary. sb;lso; low middllng, s 1i,iec;
dling. fair. l0c. Receipts. SS3 bales; stock,
LIVERPOOL. May 2o.-cofroN spot
quiet. price 1S-32d lower; American mid
ding fair, 5 1880; good middllng, Sgd;
middling, Sd. low middling, 4 29-s2d: good
sales OF the day were 5000 bales, Of which
500 were for speculation and export and in
cluded $500 American. Receipts since last
report. 1900 bales, including 1900 Ameri-
can. Futures opened quiet and closed easy;
American, middling. 8. o. c.: May. 4 4S-6id
buyers; May and June, $50 sellers;
July and august, 452.sld sellers; August
Sept. and Oct. 4 s2-64a4 Ss-sld sellers: oc-
tober and November, 4 25-64d buyers: No
vember and December. 4 23-6ld buyers;
December and January, 4 22-6sd; January
and February, 4 21-6494 22-e4d sellers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21

81. OOd27.O0 Cut meats, steady: picked
bellies, 100000. Is; picked shoulders, $3.50
ass; picked hams, t1l50n12.5O. Lard,
easy; western steamed, 10.&; refined,
STEADY; continent, y10G; South America,
tli.6S; compound, @.R@9.o. Pork, nrm;
Iamiiy sl SgSs 2 short clear 'lsS9al@;
.,TALDOw-steady' city. s5sc; country.
EGGs-Receipts, 2O,es2 pkss.: frTh; state
and Pennsylvania, lie; western, at mark.
MoLxssEs-steady; New Orleans. $50
POULTRY - Alive. nominal; dressed.
steady; broiiers, 2sqS2c; fowls. 1Sc; tur-
METAl-The. local market for copper
was active and steady, with sales OF 100
tons standard for August delivery at t11. 80,
and $1,000 pounds OF casting, in lots OF
1000 pounds each, for June, July and
August delivery, ali at s12.O0 The market
closed with standard quoted at 211.S5@12.M
electrolytic at uz.12h612.25 and casting at
yH0O The London copper market was s.
higher, with spot and futures at 2H 15s.
Tin was steady here, with spot quoted at
t9Ol2h; five tons for June delivery sold at
s2sSLl4. The London market for tin was
futures at slS3. Lead was steady and un-
changed at all markets, with London clos
ng at Eli LIS Sd and New York at A.12h.
peter was also steady and unchanged,
- tn London at SIS los and New York at
"a The local iron market ruled steady
10 firm. Pigiron warrants continue nom
mai No. l foundry, northern, N9.60d20.5O;
NO.A FOUNDRY. northern. Si9.50d050; No. /
fouA Try. southern, S6.60d19.50; No. l foun-
dry, southern soft, SIS. 6Vq19.50. The Eng
rantsS losed at 5s and Middlesborough at
.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
NEW YORK sTocKs AND BONDS.
Animation Makes Appearance Today
and Stocks Score

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Prices of stocks
scored quite a substantial recovery today
and ended pretty near the top level and
steady. There was a much more cheerful
Keeling with regard to the outlook for
values and rather urgent pressure to sell
was the feature yesterday.
The feature. was seen among hfgh-prtced
stocks, but this gave way to sudden re-
coveries. International Power recovered s
points Of its 1S-point break yesterday and
there were wide gains scored by the cleo
trio and express stocks, which were notable
news on which TO base the rise.
Sentiment was f%avorabiy affected by the
large Inscriptions OF United States Steel
This soothed the anxieties which were
caused by yesterdays rumors that a for
stock. as an outgrowth of the criticism of
the. stock conversion and bond issue plan.
The notable strength of Canadian Pa
ST. Paul & sauit Ste Marie and Duiuth
South Shore & Atlantic also had a notable
This movement began abroad before the
opening here and was not explained by any
specific news.
scale after the holiday trade and the con-
hdent predictions were heard that peace
would be declared at an early day in
The formal announcement of the terms
for the taking over Jointly by Louisville &
Chicago. Indianapolis & Louisville stocks
e. aS'q Teaee ted in he gSs p FSS' q DI Io1lsy HSs
The presence In the Wall street district
of Secretary Easley of the Civic federation
n his consultation with important repre-
sentatives of the anthracite gives rise to
conjecture that measures were in progress
for the settlement of the anthracite miners
strike. Wall street opinion remains con-
fident that a settlement lies within the
reach at almost any time.
There was also much less apprehension
today Of a spread of the labor trouble
into the bituminous coal fields which vas
considered a formidable prospect yester-
day.
The, buying OF stocks by London was a
factor in the easier tone of foreign ex-
change which relieved the feeling yesterday
that a prompt return OF exchange to the
gold export level was to follow the relax
alton OF money rates.
Sugar was helped by the reports of an
agreement upon which a Cuban reciprocity,
measure and Amalgamated Copper was
firm on the better conditions reported in
the copper trade. The market closed
quiet and steady.
Bonds were dull but were about steady.
Total sales. par value, $4,000. United
States refunding and new As were N per
cent lower on the last call.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
NEW vORK GENERAL MARKET.
0uotatioas 90 the Day ON various
4 Commodities.

. NEW YORK. May 2o.-FLOUR-ReceIpts.
1900 bois.; exports. 1856 bols. quiet all
gosys nst s6eaeS and u~nehanged; winter
S4'oO: Minnssots pS S : a st5sSSsEnss' E MS
ter extras. .nlsGkD; Minnesota bakers,
Rye dSsr. quiet; fair TO 5000 good. s sIE
chqlce 20 fancy, &S0QS6o
SoRNMDAbeG 1. Firm yellow western.
RXB~stesdy: No. z western, &C. Z. 3. b.,
aneat; state, 6@sSc, c. l. T., New York
ERIEY-Duni feeding western. 60
lssc C. II New York; mailing. S7A@7sc C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1880 bu.; exports.
%ss5 bu. Spot. steady; No. 2 red. @%c,
elevator; No, 2 red. s6hc., Z, o. b., 'afoat;
affoat; No, / hard Manitoba. Sf%c, Z. o. b.,
anoat. Wheat was duil all day, but steady,
Ipeing influenced by corn and further rains
spring wheat receipts and a large export
trade. h close was steady at a partial
sS%c:. -. july se8Sso& cay Closed S SSe: se SlGsse
6sr lsAgIsAe closed 7s%o; December.
cars; spot. Armi No. 3 eec, elevator and
zoe. T.. o. b.. ahoat. Option market sold up
sharply on small receipts and estimates
nrm az. %@gsc advance; May, SSX6Ss1c.
sspEsnSsr. s4SSeskc. cScsed S&eG; 'f Deem s1S:
lezSC u exports; H.
Ekc; No, 2 white. Sic; No. 8 white. 5okc;
track. mixed western. f764Sc; track, white
6oQ5bc; options fairly active, moving with
corn all day.
HAY.steady; shipping. 5sGSc; good to
HoPSLoulet; state, common to \Soice,
1901 crop. l7d2le; 1900. ls6l5o; olds. SSdfe.
Pacific coast 1901 crop, lShqissse; 1900. is9
HDEs-ftrm; Galveston, 30 to IS lbs. isc;
CALIFORNIA. ~ to 3 lbs, lsc; Texas dry. "a
to 50 lbs. lSc.
LHATHER-Firm; acid, 9tQ1Gc.
state dairy lsttg2lc; creamery, Ish920hc;
fancy. large. white. uKG1lMc; colored. III
clio; fancy. small. new, state, full cream,
colored ana white, choice. l1dl1Ae.
pROVIsIONg-Beef. nrm: family, u6.00
0l60; mess. 34; beef hama tH.Oo014O %;
packet. nkn0lkbo; city extra India mssI.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
Total receipts. IA
Ihe disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows zach buyer purchasing the
Totals II, e52 SO.

49, O0NANN
CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were light
today. for a Tuesday and the number
actually on sale-was extremely small. There
were forty-six cars of Texas cattle in
cluded In the arrivals that were billed
through and were not offered on the mar
SALE. Buyers seemed to be anxious for
supplies and as a result they were out
early and the general market ruled active
and steady to strong on desirable grades.
Offerings included the usual proportion
OF beef steers and the quality was again
good. as Is shown by the fact that there
were a good many punches good enough
to sell around 81, and as high as G.2o was
paid. 1t was. a good, active market on all
desirable grades, and the prices paid could
safely be quoted steady to strong, as com.
pared with yesterday, The less desirable
grades, of course, did not change hands
quite as freely as the choice punches, but
still they sold for fully as much as they
did yesterday. Practically everything was
disposed Of in good season and the market
The demand for COW stuff was also quite
liberal and the market ruled fairly active
md steady to strong. The strength was
fact the market seemed to be rather I'M
even, so that while some sales looked con-
siderabiy stronger others looked only about
steady. The situation. though, could best
be described by calling the market steady
Bulls. veal calves and stays also COM
mandod steady to strong prices where the
quality was at ali good.
There were very few stockers n feed
ers In the yards, so that the market was
not very thoroughly tested. The. few sales
that were made. though. looked fully
shipped to the country yesterday. Repre-
aentatfVe sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
Chanse. On AvatIable suppnes.

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Special cable and
Geographic communications received by
Bradstreet's' today show the following
changes in visible supplies compafed with
last account:
WHEAT-United States and Canada. east
Rockies, decrease, 3,SO,00 bushels; afioat
for and In Europe, Increase, 7,400,000 BUSH
els; total supply, decrease, 2,404.0O BUSH
els.
C~ORN-Uhited States and Canada, east
Rockies, decrease, zoos, 900 bushels.
Constituted States and Canada, east
Rockies, decrease, 193,000 bushels.
Among the more important decreases re-
ported this year are those of 100000 BUSH
els at Manitoba storage points, 362, 900
bushels at Chicago private elevators; 200
600 bushels at northwestern interior eleva-
tors and at Caleau; 10000 bushels at New
port News and 5000 bushels at Lincoln
elevators.
TIL leading Increases are those OF 2S0,-
600 bushels at Depot Harbor and $1,000 at
st. Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
.aTAGS.

HOGS-There was q good liberal run OF
hogs here today, so that an increase in
the receipts for the two days this week as
compared with the same lays OF last week
is noted. AS compared with the same days
OF last year, however, there is a big de-
crease.
steady to SC lower. Packers started in to
buy their droves a nickel lower than yes
terday, owing to the 80 decline reported
In Chicago. Sellers. however, were holding
for moro money, 50 that trading on the
start was rather slow. Buyers finally bid
a little better, so that In a good many
The market was not particularly active at
any time, but still practically everything
The quality of the offerings today was
nothing extra and prime heavyweights
were very scarce. The bulk of the better
weight hogs sold from S7.16 to $125 and the
medium weights went mostly ffom 800 to
S7.lO and the light stun sold from 100
down. Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
King Corn Carries Baton inNGaalPrOOesSiOn
Of Grains.
LEADS ALL CEREALS TO ADVANCES
Lifts Dealings from Apathetie Rut of
Past Few Days, Though Laa X of
support Incites RecesstS
in HOG Products.

CHICAGO, May N-Corn took th& leat
IN grain speculation late today and re,
weather monotone that has prevailed FOL
several days. AT the opening Of the mi r
that the crowd was still inclined to the RI
cent bearish view, but a good bulge came
when IL was apparent that the much talked
Of increases In corn receipts were not to
materialize at once. Other grains worked
up In sympathy and July wheat closed
July oats hc higher. Provisions lacked tone
land closed Zhd6c TO nc lower.
Corn ruled strong the greater part 81
Z bIvlness in Liverpool because Of holidays
ann the excellent growing weather started
dip vt the opening on the good crop pros
poets and reports OF freer country oner-
inss These OF Oaffer ISu1; h nov e ss,im failed r to
ceipts Cor tomorrow we're posted at 30 cars
the Gro wd that had been selling short on
run betty 200 and 300 cars daily got
badly fri ghtened and covered.
The rh se. ss5 + was 7 7that the big manipuiators
could pincit iS badly II they so desired;
strong. &d,Tc higher at &C Receipts, q
y whsst Aws'E I r .,saD 70 dp a. ,iSs all 4 NS:
good growfngl weather in the winter states,
owing to liverpool cables and reports Of
erovsd soroeNVhat bearish. Bull news,
however. Wasl in better array. Receipts
were small, there were,very heavy rains IN
creased s,S4&b bS: where only 1000
decrease waI' expected; Reports from rom
but S5 per Get 4 of last years spring acre
ace seeded. In the main the market was
dull. July op med a shade lower at Ittc
but aided by &C I'm mounted to 75c. Liquida-
ton took OK on a. one ne. of Sp a she 74Eg siP Snd s 5SIs
on the strength was due to more. encour-
mand. ReceiptA is cars, 3 contract; Min
neapolis and bututh reported 80. a total for
the three points of, lSS, against 1913 last week
and 400 a year ago. Primary receipts
Were SSO.o 0 blu, compared with 245, 600 bu.
last year. Seal clearances equaled
Az 900 bu. The s eaboard reported 26 loads
taken f9 from s1PSSS5ts PERT s Eni iate '1 yesterda = i0aoS
An easier cash market and reports or
good crop ~prospetts Induced an early easy
feeling IN cats; Fhe so@ Gorn sc sireng gur,cb nowz
by the leading lay bulls sent prices up
smartly and gave the pit some fair activ.
ity., The big pro fessionals played short
tics. The general tone was very firm;
July sold from 39hd3eNc to S7kc and
closed nrm. NC up 3at S6%c. Receipts were
Il Provisions SSf were do IL and unattractlve to
the trade. The ea,1y hog market was
weak and induced opening weakness IN, all
that tie general runt OF hogs at the big
western markets were much smaller than
last year frmed value 8 for a time. Late
Ioferings brought rec ~essions. July pork
closed ne lower at M7.1Thi July lard, nc
under. at s10.17A and Jtny' ribs 2lfqSc down
ESTIMATED receipts to morrow: Wheat 20
cars, corn 80 cars, oats 100 cars, hogs 2S,-
The leading future. ranged a. follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21

PIERRE. s, D.. May 2o-(special )-Prac-
tieally $780, 900 is lying idle in the perms-
nent school fund to be distributed to tho
various counties of the state in June, to in
some way lean or in case Of failure to re-
turn to the state at the expiration OF sixty
days, with interest on the same to that
time. This will attract the attention Of
legislators to radical changes In the method
Of handling this fund and call for remedial
legislation at the next session. The piling
up OF this fund. which brings no revenue
except as 1t is pushed onto the counties as
a forced loan from the state. Is directing
attention to the policy advanced by .
minority at the time Of statehood that the
lands should never be sold, but held by the
state fer rental alone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
RESERVOIR. for Rosebud.

PIERRE. S. D.. May 2O.-(special.)-
Agent McChesney, at Rosebud. is preparing
to give the Indians work by creating a sys-
tenn Of reservoirs on the reservation, by
means Of dams. The work is to be done
under government supervision With Indian
labor, the laborers to receive $1.2b per day.
This 10 to take the place or r~ations, the
cash being paid to them. they will be ex-
pected to support themselves. Besides
the reservoir work. a large amount Of fenc-
ing will be done, with the intent to entirely
enclose the reservation. and keep out tres
passing cattle. This work will also be
done with Indian labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
For Those who Died in War.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., May 2O.-(special.)
Colonel C. A. B.. Cox Of this city has re-
ceived a consignment Of headstones from
the War department at Washington which
are to be ) ,eed over the unmarked graves
OF ten soldiers who are buried in this vi
oinity. One stone is for Jonas Lien, the
former adjutant Of the First regiment,
South Dakota volunteers. who was killed
in the Philippines, and one for Alga Beech,
Spanish war veteran. while the other eight
are for the graves OF soldiers who fought in
the civil war, as follows: w. R. Haywood.
John Crooks. J. Valentine. ]. @. Phelps,
William Dowdell. James Sloan. L. r.. My
rick and Colonel B. 8. Campbell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
ForeiEn Financial.

LONDON, May O.-The supply OF money
was somewhat better today, but all offer-
ings were quickly taken to make repay
ments to the bank. Discounts were steady.
On the stock exchange trading was Ugh
The closing was hrm. Grand trunk
showed ar Improvement.
After the close of the stock exchange
Mines advanced q and Louisville q Nash
Vile touched 1884. Other American shares
were kQh higher. The amount OF bullion
taken Into the Bank OF England on bal
ance today was e12.O00. Gold premiums
are quoted as follows; Buenos Ayers,
elH.0; Madrid, H.47; Lisbon, "a; Rome,
PARIS, May 2l-Prices were generally
duIl on the Bourse today. Foreign securt-
ties were Arm and Spanish fours were In
rood demand, owing 70 the Coronation fes-
ttvities At Madrid not having been seri-
ouaiy marred. Argentines were In good
request on satisfactory cables regardin6
the settlement Of the Chilean trouble
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Both Beef Steers and Cows Commanded
Steady TO Strong Prices.
HOGS SOLD STEADY TO FIVE CENTS LowEF
Not Enough sheep and Lambs on sale
70 Make n Fair.Test OF the Market,
but Good stun, ~ is Thought,
Would sell Higher.

SOUTH OMAHA. MAY %.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
wool Markef.

BOSTON. May 2O.-The wool market is
looking up a little this week. There has
been more activity and considerable In
qUiry. Prices are practically unchanged.
however: Territory woods have been in
better demand The new woods on the
market are not selling because they cam
not he probably turned over at market
yyiat1n1rees Quotations on choicest staple tee.
Fine, 60662c; fine medium. 4794sc, and
mediums, 45c, while the ordinary grades
4Sq45c; medium, eS@4oc. Fine washed
neeces are thoroughly well sustained, with
Xxx nominal, isq80ci Xxx and above. Is
g2sc; X, 2tq2Sc; Michigan, 22024c. De-
laine wool SIN very small supply. with
washed combing. 26h@27c; No. 2. 26Q27c;
Australian woods. firm; combing, choice
secured. NQ72c; good. S79esci average, IS
ST.. LOUIS. May o-wooL-Fairy act
grades sxs srmm s seS : shaq light o%s'Sfs ne, I lsSiso;
heavy fine, l0a12c; tub washed, 16926c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
Kanaas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. May 2.-CATTLE-Re-
eelpts 500 natives, 400 Texans. 300 calves.
steady to lower. Choice export and
- oOa0S; stockers and feeders. s2.OOdas5;
Indian steers, N.2606.75; Texas cows sac
gS.to: native cows. s2S9Q6.0l; native
1920 calves. s2.60G6.9O.
Ho0s-Receipts, $500; good grades,
steady 20 strong; common, steady to So
sales. E.iSGl.S heavy, "a. sol Ok oI mike Cd
packers, N.lSGf 4O; light. @&@7SO; york
SHEEP XNB itMBsEReceipts, COCO:
market active, steady to strong. Native
lsmos. S4Oq7.So; western lambs. $3.50
Methers. A.30q6.8; fed ewes, $4.7EQG00:
Texas clipped yeerlings, S.SOG6.e5; Texas
clipped sheep, N.SS9h6o; stockers and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21

NEW YORK, May 90-BEEvEs-Re-
Gables quiet at i4@ISc per ib.: dressed
weights. Refrigerator beef, steady at nc
per ID. Exports steady. $40 cattle. 1000
Receipts, 1s2; feeling about steady; COM
mon TO good veals at $5.ooq7.W per 100 lbs.
HoGs-Receipts. 2oss; feeling about
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, L,4O4;
market steady; clipped sheep at 431to, culls
800; clipped lambs, S650d7.8; clipped year
lings, $3.50; spring lambs at SQSbc; dressed
lambs. nQl41fc; common to good. Sdiic.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21

NJ onor-Heceipts this morning consisted
local car OF sheep consigned direct 70 n
and wpeatIhner and one car OF mixed ewes
tWnien was on sale. There was aIsa eaity
II viii Snncn Of lambs h a were driven in,
nothinq anI1iy pc seen that there was
! market 4 SO that nominaiiy STEADY 1 wo MS
saw bo Describe 9 the situation. Statesmen
would sell readily at the high no,nt es nf t
b ers H. as receipts have been very l,sebft
Tettins3o LOT some time past and packers ara
h0uotatiops for clipped stock: Good ~
az SaV az. wet wethers. ss;Wd826; fair t. good IS. az
sooS' koS1 20 choice ewes, S.OOQ6.b0; fair To-
gSieO; fair 70 good, @.196.Oo. Wooied st soyT
Choice sV coTora SSaSe SoG above clipped stock.
Iair to good, $o.6UW676. Representa- ys
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
new York Mintns &uotafions.
NEW YORK, May M-rhe following arr
the closing. nricaa on mining atocka.
Bank ~CIearings.

OMAHA. May 20-Banki c~learings today,
S1,131 ,O69. 10; corresponding day last year,
81, 10, 1874. As; increase, $2e, Se4.67.
CHICAGO, May @.-Clearings, &37, S6S, 1S9;
balances, $l,O40, 214; posted exchange, A6e
for sixty days and A.ss on demand. New
York exchange, SOC premium.
NEW YORK, May W~.-Clearings, t266, 062,
20lj balances, 81, 95a,S25.
BOSTON. May chickering's, s20e41 Oh
PHILADELPHIA. May %o-Clearings,
per cent. 1
BALTIMORE. May @-ciearings. sa772.-
ST. LOUIS, May a.-Clearings. $685., SOS
balances, S1y06S, sos. Money. steady at lt9d
per cent. New York exchange, Csc pre-
MUM.
CINCINNATI, May 9~0-Clearinss, ss,si7,-
goo; money. .4h96 per cent; exchange on
New York, 36@4Oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
Kansas city Grain ana Provisions

KANSAS CITY, May 20xwHEAT-May,
72%e; July, nhc; cash. No. 2 hard, 74e; No,
3. 1slSc; No. 2 red. TIC; Nos. 7ec; No. 2
spring, Hc.
coRN-May. s21sc; July, 6s1sc; cash. No.
2 mixed Ss14c; No. 2 white. beh@e7c; No.
"oXfs-No. 2 white. A@+4Mc.
HAY-cheies timothy. ssOO6is.5O; choice
prairie, Sl1. 60412.0.
BUTTER-creamery. &c; dairy. fancy.
-EGG6-Steady; No. 2 new wildwood
cases Included. iSkc a dozen; loss on cases
returned, l3c.