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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06
Steel Bill Was Reckless.

The steel bill was passed without
any regard to its effect on business.
1t cut off at once the entire effective
protection of great industry, vitality
affecting the prosperity of the coun-
try and the welfare of many citizens.
without any consideration of conse-
quences. 1t was reckless legislation.
whose purpose was political. having
been taken up hastily last year in
order to controvert Bryan's charge
that Mr.. Underwood, the Democratic
leader. coming from a steel manufac-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06

turing district, was favoring the steel
manufacturers. And II was made a
part of the Democratic program this
year partly for the same reason and
partly because it would serve as well
as any other measure in the maneu-
vers for position in the coming elec
ion. The bill this year differs in its
tariff rates from the one last year
Which is right? asks Mr.. Taft. No
one in the Democratic-irsurgent COM
bination knows or cares. The sole aim
Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06
Ratio Of MuInttoe- Increase.

washington.-A preliminary state
ment showing by ktates the negro pop
ulation in the United States and the
proportion of mulattoes to full negroes
has been issued by the director of the
census. The total negro population Is
placed at 9,S27,7s3. OF this number =
050,6S6 are set down as mulattoes. The
negro populat ion In 1870 was f.SSO,OOO
with 5S4,049 mulattoes. The percentage
of muIattoes in 1870 was II per cent OF
the whole. while in the census OF l9lc
it is set down as practically Il per
cent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06
Ohio Town Lost In cIoudburSt.

Dayton. Ohio.-A cloudburst is re-
ported to have wiped out LEBANON
that remain standing are flooded to the
upper stories and thousands of dollars
of life has been reported. Lebanon has
a population OF 2,G9S.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06
nu,,ue.. Condition. Good.

New York=Business conditions
throughout the United States never
were better than at the present time
brighter according to representative
merchants from all parts of the coun-
try. who are In New York purchasing
stocks of goods for their autumn and
winter trade The usual depression
preceding a presidential election Is not
apparent and the merchants are buying
larger quantities and better qualities
of goods than they were last season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06
Mexican Rebels Surround Rich Mine

Douglas, Aria force of 300 rebels
demanded the surrender of Ell Tigre
mining camp, an American property
located sixty-five miles southeast OF
here. Forty Americans. fully armed
intend to fight if necessary to protect
their women and children. About
seventy federal soldiers defend the
town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06

choice of the candidate. He evidently
wishes to please all groups. or at least
avoid offence to any. and keep the
way open for retreat in the event OF
unforeseen necessities.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06
Tine Cause.

Madam. am just out of the hos
pital and"
Don't tell me any such story as
that, Your are the same man 1 gave
a piece of pie to not two weeks ago"
"Yes'm. dat was just fore went to
de hospital"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06
Prohibit KIssInq a. pepots.

Geneva, Switzerland.-The Society
for Protection of Young Girls Travel
ing Alone has issued an order pro
hibiting kissing on the railroad plat
form at Sarnem.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-06
Gives Life for Friend.

Auburn, n. Y.-John T. waits. in a
leaky boat with his friend. jumped
overheard that the other might be
saved. Waits was drowned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
AUTO STRIKES mrs. ALLEN
Becomes Unmanageable on Leaven-
worth Street and Jumps Curb.
CAUSED BY DEFECT IN TIRE
Two Per.ons from stanton. Ia. Are
severely Hurt and Others shaken
In I'm Accident Near Council
. Bluffs.

| Mrs. E. II. Allen. wife Of the presidenf
of the Allen Bros. company, was badly
cut and bruised about the head and BODY
and an auto belonging to joseph Johh-
son, plumber. was wrecked carry last
night on I.eavenworth street near Thirty
/ third when the machine jumped the curn
and struck her as she was out walking
with Mr.. Allen.
| In the auto were A. Delaney, South
Omaha man who travels for Kansas
| City furance company, and Joseph john
son. plumber. who was driving. Accord
ing to Delaney, one Of the tires OF the
machine was in bad shape and when
johnson tried to turn out of the car
tracks, ii came partly off. making the
driver lose control. The car swerved from
the middle Of the street and bounded up
the curb smashing the rear wheels and
affecting the engine. but retaining enough
momentum to crash into the pedestrians.
Mrs. Allen was carried into the home Of
A. W. Reynolds at III LeavenTorth
street and attended by County Physician
Schleier, who happened to be passing
while making a professional call. He gave
Mrs. Allen attention and the police am
bulance took her TO her home at the
Winona apartments. Her injuries were
not serious ones. but were pronounced ex-
ceedingly painful. No bones were broken.
We could have gotten out Of the way
had we been given warning that the
machine was uncomfortable" said Mr..
Allen .As 1t was. we thought that the
machine contained friends who wanted to
talk to US so we did not think of danger
when we saw 1t come our way
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

SHEEP-Lamb trade opened slow and
weak and the market as a whole pos
sessed few creditable traits. Moderate
receipts were ignored completely and
packers bought with as much indlffer-
ence as II the run had been excessively
heavy This attitude was partly ex-
planned by the fact that tomorrow Is
Decoration day, killing gangs generally
remaining idle on legal holidays
About nine loads of stock arrived,
mostly shorn lambs that were fair TO
good. Nothing strictly toppy was in
cluded in the supply, the best lambs on
sale bringing $3.50 Other offerings that
graded UP pretty well moved ut ss.5.
general trade being quoted weak to a
dime off.
There were only a few punches of
sheep on sale and values were poorly
tested. A short deck of prime native
ewes, minus fleece. charged hands at
tS.0e. but the proportion of matured NUT
tons was too small to warrant a revised
list Of values. Feeder market was also
dormant. nothing whatever selling on
country account thus far this week.
Shorn sheep and lambs: Iams. good to
choice. g. 2sGS.s0: lambs. fair to good.
S.7SGs.25; yesrlings. sSao96.T5; wethers.
S.I5Ie.00: ewes $4,000
RpnreSeufatiye xaieSt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS



CHICAGO, May @.-statements from
Kansas and Nebraska bankers that crops
Would be alright II rain came In the
nest six or seven days tended TO make
wheat spectators so slow regarding sen
sstlonai dispatches sent in BY field ex-
rtrts; Largely IN consequence the mar
sci closed weak with prices ranging from
ss1ssc net lower 10 VIC advance. Corn
showed a loss OF Nc TO Nc from last
night Oats were off Nc 70 lkc, and
provisions finished irregular varying
from 7hc down 10 a gain Of q shade.
huilish news carried wheat above last
nights level The latest tidnEs Of this
sort were that the extreme dry belt in
Kansas contained .5oo, 900 acres Of wheat.
that two-thirds o. the total was probably
Worthless and that the remainder prom
Used only a small yield. East OF the
otouth district, the crop, II was as
ssrted would be r. per cent less than
sqdicRted May |. Aside, however. from
more conservative reports through flnAn-
elal channels the character OF the market
was much influenced BY the fact Of the
holiday tomurrow. A general desire 10
reduce open risks brought about heavy
Iealtxiug on the part Of longs and In the
sgd helped pull down the market az .
whole.
announcement Of another record break
'ng wheat crop In India had some bear
N& tt&AA1 AtaN h0tGf AAVNtu WH3 VI
IDEALLY estimated al more than 100000
bushels IN excess Of the big figures OF a
year ago. Close fluctusted from st.fets
mi.ioss 10 ELIZA, with final sales al 81 ieAs
~ -iesss. decline Of l-aAc from yester-
days close.
Country offers Of corn exhibited some
insfease- The weather also was In the
main against the bulls. Nervous shorts.
however, brought about transient bulge
IN the May option apparently without
substantial reasons July ranged be-
tween 5oe and fs5tc, closing weak, nc net
lover at 1Slbc. Cash grades we're in fair
demand. No. : yellow was quoted AT
s&RSie.
II was ehoppy market In oats, July
ranged from between teAc and 5o1sc
The close, 0c even. represented q down
tsrn Of Af-se from last night
Provisions were weak. There was no
great pressure though to sell and this
setback In prices did not average 10 ex-
coed So
Closing prices Of futures;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
TAILOR APPEALS FOR AID
TN LOCATING HIS WIFE

Emmanuel Cerney, who operates q tail
oring establishment at n. South Twelfth
street, asked the police last night to as
sist him in finding his wife. aged q. who
disappeared from her home az toe4 Atlas
street last Friday. cerney says no do
nestle trouble occurred to cause her TO
leave and he Is greatly worried
Yesterday afternoon he received a
postal card written in German which
bore the message. Am IN in hospital:
viii be horne soon bat search Of all
the hospitals BY the police last night
failed 70 DO any good The police are In
clinei to tire belief the woman Is suffer
ing from . slight touch Of insanity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
TWO HURT IN MOTOR CRASH
stanton, la, Couple and Others
Injured Near Council Bluffs.

stanton, la, Couple and Others
Injured Near CounciI Bluffs.
Five occupants OF big touring car.
forming pleasure party from stanton.
Ia. were all painfully and two OF them
seriously injured in an automobile acct
dent that happened last evening on the
White Pole road three miles east OF
Council Bluffs. 80
The party was returning home and
had left Council Bluffs at 7 o'clock. ana
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
TUKdI IVNtIptss sTV@ Jl-
DISPOSITION-HEAD.

CATTLE--Cattle receipts we're fair to-
day. making the total for the week 10 IA
head. which is slightly smaller than Tor
the same days last week, but larger than
year ago ny about 10 head.
While The very best beef steers here
were perhaps steady. the general market.
especially on the pretty good kinds and
down. was slow 10 l0c lower There was
one bunch Of cattle good enough to bring
Ssvo. the highest price so far this week.
Cows ana helfers were In moderate
supply ana strictly good dry-lot stuff
sofa steadily at prices that were fully
steady with yesterday TN the other
hama. the common and medium grS.ts
and everything showing grass Is slow and
lover every uAy.
There were very few stoekers and feed
ers in the yards. but the demand con-
tinues very light. with the result that the
marKet is steauny working downward Tor
me lack OF good buylns support.
lEVta,lUts ga cattle. SoUu to choice
beef steers, 5 s.0laa. 10. fair TO good beef
stsvTs. sI.y0stSto. common 10 lair ueef
svsels, s5.SJsoI 80. good ~ ehniee heifsls,
49.i5ef1.i5: good 10 choice cows. $. 1895. 10;
fair TO good cows, H.s5dS75; common 10
fair COWS, $2.o0aS.S; good to choice stock
ers and feeders. t.7s97.0o; fair TO good
stockers and feeders, $5.o0Q6.l6; common
10 fair stockers and feeders. sa0uq6. oo.
stock cows and heifers. sS.ib95.oo: veal
calves. N.ooQsso. bulls. stays. etc, s5O
600
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
.s..s... tis SO ss-.,......, ies 8 Z
Is 5 % lI...........lo 1911 5 3

HOGS-Hog shortage talk was further
dlscredited this morning by the arrival
Of about - 900 head Packers followed the
same bear tactics at the opening that
they did yesterday. but dime bids early
failed TO buy many hogs and prices fin
ally settled to levels only a nickel lower,
the bulk Of the run selling at this decline
Lnfavofahle advices from other markets
seemed to have no direct Influence upon
the trade. the market appearing more or
less independent.
Unlike yesterdays session, movement
during the morning was fairly active and
1 good portion Of the crop changed hands
before II O'Clock. There were several lulls
in the demand. however. and larger
druves were purchased by instalments
shippers furnished fair outlet for good
medium weight butchers. but inquiry from
this quarter lacked urgency and competi-
ton throughout was rather quiet.
Hest heavy hogs on sale brought C.s1
as compared with yesterr ay'B top OF sI.421s
Ahiie bulk landed within G.&u s.ss. k-rtee
margins between the three general claxs-s
OF stock wsre sxasonably narrow, light
grades selling at 49, and less.
After the big bulk OF the hogs had
changed hands and some OF the buyers
had rilied their orders and left the yards
fh. market eased off. closing very slow
with late bids as much as lec lower than
yesterday and in many cases more than
that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading More Animated at the
Expense of Values.
COAL ISSUES UNDER PRESSURE
setback In Securities of southwe
ern Roads Has Origin In Belief
that Floods VIII Affect
Heturns.

NEW YORK, May e-The stock mar
ket today awakened from its torpor and
became decidedly more animated. but at
the expense Of values. combination
of liquidation and snort se1ng. In
huenced perhaps by unfavoraple rail-
| road earnings, caused a sudden reversal
from the stesdiness Of the opening. BY
noon practically every leading stock was
selling considerably under yesterday 8
lowest prices.
Pressure continued to center around
the coal shares, with evident unloading
of such issues as Missouri Pacific, Rock
Island, Kansas City Southern common
and preferred and Chicago Alton, these
weakness in allied properties Reading 5
| decline was ascribed TO the company 9
poor statement for April, which reflected
the effects OF tho prolonged anthracite
strike BY combined net decrease for
the railroad and its subsidiaries Of ST.
| $500. while the Trie system for the
same period reported loss Of almost
$4,000
On the other hand Canadian Pacific.
which rose almost points at the OPEN
Of 100000 for April and Northern Pa
| ctfic. and Central OF Georgia also. made
| good returns.
The setback in the securities OF the
southwestern roads. which went so far
as to affect some OF the bonds, seemed
1 y" US ttteth III tfit btiiEl tilat TIC
recent floods In the Mississippi valley
must necessarily affect the returns OF
the lines traversing the stricken country
Such prominent industrials as United
states Steel. Amalgamated Copper and
American Smelling felt the force of the
early decline to the extent of a point
but support in these lines seemed better
than In the railroads mentioned Before
the afternoon session had proceeded far
the list manifested a tendency to make
some recovery, but declines supervened
and the better tone then gave way TO
an indefinite drift. which continued until
the last half hour. when Union Pacific,
Steel and Can and few other prominent
stocks made full recovery 10 the accom-
paniment of an inert Close
Monetary conditions were inclined to
greater firmness today, especially In the
long maturities. Losses OF local banks
TO the subtreasury thus far this week
are fully twice as large as q week ago
broader market for commercial paper
was noted, with increasing purchases by
New England institutions.
The bond market was heavy, some OF
me active issues. especially collateral Is,
showing weakness. Total sales, par
value. amounted 20 t2,os4.oO0 Panama
j. coupon declined X per cent on cali.
Number OF sales and reading quotations
today were as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
VIEW YORK GENERAL MARKET


NEW YORK, May 9-FLOUR-Quie
spring patents. s5.5oa5 70; winter stralghts
sSlsaszs, winter patents. Si0a5 20; sprint
clears. A6od4so; winter extras, No. /
A.sof45o. No. ?. pio94. %; Kansas
straights. sSleaS2s. Buckwheat flour firm
Rye flour. steady: fair to good. sS0oa5. 10
choice to fancy. ss.bG6so
CORNMEAL-Steady; white and yellow
NI54l.so; kiln dried. AS
BARLEY-steady; mailing. sLl6aL&, c.
I. r Buffalo.
WHEAT-Spot market easy; No. red
H.2. c. I. T. domestic basis to arrive
and export. 81 IN T. o. b. afloat TO ar
rive, No. northern Duluth. ti.8 T. o. b.
afloat. Futures market closed NC net
lower. May closed a.3ix; July. N.l5s;
September. sf.Ilh
T. o. b. afloat. Futures market nominal;
shipments. is.5e7 bushels.
oATS-spot market firm; standard
white. 2ixds5c In elevator; No . e3d
ss4c; No. Q. 6zi1ds3c; No. 4. 62n6gIsc
natural white and white clipped. 6fnc on
track. Futures market nominal. Receipts
H.21s bushels; shipments. l&0Os bushels.
HAY-Guiet: prime. sl.0; No /, SIS:
No, z n.tgio; No. 3, si-2s8i55
hIpEs-Easy; Central America. &c;
Bogota. z4.4a25i.c.
LEATHER-Firm; hemloek flrsts, ssa
&c; seconds. AQsec; thirds. 21q22c. re-
jects. 15c.
PR0vIsIONS-Pork firm: mess, 500
1o15: family. sso5Oa q %; short clears.
tls Loo %. 30. Beef. firm. mess, SIS. coz
1880: family. sisooais5o: beef hams. ESQ
9Sil@. Cut meats, quiet: picked bellies.
10 70 u pounds. s1i0al2oo; picked hams,
~. 0gi3.m Lard. easy; middle west
prime, SIC. sod 1870; refined. easy; con-
tinent. sli.o5. South America, ,l2W; com.
pound. ts.ooaa.2S.
TALL0W-steady: prime city, SIC; spe.
cial. SIC; country. sisae7sc.
CHEESE-Wcak: receipts, 40 boxes;
state whole milk, white or colored, new,
special, ike; state whole milk, white or
coiored. new. average fancy. 1tc.
EGGs-steady and unchanged: receipts
n 100 cases.
POULTRY-Live easy: western chick
ems, broilers. 0G52c; fowls. i5l4gise: tur-
keys, lie. Dressed. steady; nearby broii-
ers. @qtsc: western fowls. isIsGi4sc:
turkeys. i3d22c.
BUTTER-steady; receipts, 1859 tubs;
packing stock, current make, No. :, andi
oiso, packing stock current make. No. d
ienistac.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

NEW YORK. May 9.-METALS-Stand-
ard copper. firm; spot. May. June. JuIS,
August and September. SIS ss6is ssaf, Lon
don market. firm: spot rs lis Sd; futures.
&c Is Sd. Arrivals reported at New York
toby. g. IS tons. Custom house returns
shea exports OF H.sS tons so far this
month. Lake copper. si6 Ta1Ts.e1: electro
iytfc. Ne7s: casting. sl6isszGfie.0. Tin.
spot and May. tt.s5aN.eS. June. ss5.aAp
tsee. July. st.essaS August. ssss9si
AsTts: September. ss250d44.eo Sales Is
tons June at $50. s tons June, at IS IS.
% tons June at sssea. 5 tons July. at
$3.50. 3 tons August. AZ s4ass London
market. easy. spot COS los: futures fiss.
los Lead. STEADY; NishI9s. New York:
stledfl5. East 81. Louis. London fis
lis D. spelter. steady; sSso6s. e.
New York. ss7ensA East 81. Louis Lon
don ES i7s Sd Anthony. quiet;
Cookson's. 500. Iron. Cleveland warrants.
As IN London. Locally iron was steady.
No. foundry northern. sissse91Sss: No.
: sliSdfsse. No. southern and No.
southern soft. xi5.soffis7s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

FLsOUR-Ftrn: winter patents g 100
-: winter straights. Nsaas.is: spring
patents. E.HlNs -: spring straights 81 70
ASee. bakers u.oNAE
RTE-No. Z. SIC.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. Gds5c, fair
10 choice mailing, Tl-feQiis
EEEDs-Timotily. Elmas.oa Clover.
xlxaHF9aaa
PRovIsioSs-Mess pork. sis1sqfSsa
f2ri tin tiereesj. sls.5e shirt ribs lloosel.
>1sBNiaE
Total eieaFances Of wheat ard flour
wrre equal TO sa&eoD bu- Primary re-
cr1pte. were Gsee bu-. compared with
81 90 bu. the correspondents two days a
xear ago. Estimated receipts for tosnor-
xuw. Wheat. q cars; corn, "A cars. oats
= ears hogs. Ao1e head
Chicago Cash Priees-whsst. No. : red
<Li3NLls. No ! red. siliaLisi%. No. :
Azrd. H.fSHl-ls. Ne I hard. nsffni. igzs
No. ! northern. N.x6lsl. No. : northern.
a. sSN1.ffs No. J Northern. N.fI0if1: No. I
Hfn1n<. 3l1sS11s; No. spring. s.. laa Is.
30 zprinw, u.esn1l5: velvet chart. s.. q
Ml.iss surum. fl-0cM 10 Corn. No. :. -
800; No. : white. Ns-1kie. Ne. yesis~.
S2<fs3c; No. J. 7sHs7sSes No > phite 7s,.e
H*<e; So S.yeilo~. fTsxMssc: No. 4. -
80: No. 4 white. -s@7kr: No ssfiorr
~ Sc. Oats, eeL wtfse. 4is0esaxc. No.
: white. s54sf4e: No 4 Shits, sssTs75sl<c
-tansara. SsNssc- Rye. No. I. NC. Bar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
kan.a. city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, May 29.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 500 head, including 200 south
ems; market steady to i0c lower; dressed
beef and export steers. &.60GS 2o fair Ia
good, So soar 90: western steers, 81. 2onS. ~;
stockers and feeders. S.0on7.25; southern
steers, S.2SsiS. 10; southern cows, s3.7oft
$50; native cows, s3s59i.25: native heif-
ers, S:oosas.25; bulls, a.5ods.15; calves.
sS.00QSD.
H0GS-Recefpts I4.0o0 head market 81
10c lower; bulk Of sales, S.25n7 IS. heavy,
H ssc ;s. packers :. sns "A and nutchsrs soa
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500
head; market 15f25c higher: spring
lambs, $500: lambs. s6.5onl0.0o; yeaf-
lings, IS. 5od1.5o: wethers. "a. 5eet6.s5; ewes.
A.004S.oo: stockers and feeders. I0oG6.Vo;
Texas goats, t3.0od3.7a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
BAR ASSOCIATION TO
DISCUSS COMPENSATION ACT

Proposed workmen's compensation law
will be discussed by Victor Rosewater.
editor Of The Bee at the monthly meeting
and smoker of the Omaha Bar assocla-
ton at the University club this
evening. The address will be followed
by general discussion of the subject.
Mr.. Rosewater is a member of the COM
mission appointed by the governor 70
study the subject and report on a work
mems compensation act for passage by
the legislature next winter.
The legislative committee will make
recommendations for proposed changes n
statutes governing legal procedure.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
VI. Leafs General Market.

ST. LOUIS. Mo., May s.-wuEAT--
Cash. firm; track. No. red. 81 1891 .isis
No. . hard. s.i3sgi.ls
CoRN-1rregular. track. No. :. &c, No.
white, SC.
oATs-Lower; track. No. :. Ss'4c; No,
white. 55&ssisc.
Closing prices Of futures:
wHEAT-Lower; July, si-os; septem-
Der. t.oslsf1f .0sss.
coRN-Lower. July. 7Ssc: september,
Iss.c.
0ATs-Lower: May. size; July. so'se,
RYE-unchanged at NC.
FIOuR--Duil. red winter patents, 6.&
si6 Is; extra fancy and straight. -. s016. DO
hard winter clears. S.7Bat Is
sEED-Tlmothy. tio.oo
CORN--fs.6 90
BRAN-Weak; 81 .iS1i,ls.
HAY-pull: timothy. 81 .ec9Ss 90.
PROYTSfONS-Pork. unchanged; lob
hing Ns.sa Lard. unchanged. prime
steam. b. seGi0.oo. Dry salt meats
unchanged. boxed extra shorts. go %;
clear nbs. sio.Be. short clears. tie.zS Ba-
con, unchanged; boxed extra short. 81 30.
clear ribs, sti.ie; short clears. s1i,1S.
PouLTRY-steady; chickens. is,Ac
springs, 9IGSsc: turkeys, 12c; ducks. iie
&c: geese. Sc
RUTTER-Iower. creamery. slAasc
If.Gg-rn wAr fSr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30
Grocer's Big Barn
Destroyed by Fire

Fire OF unknown origin destroyed the
barn at Thirtieth and Ellison streets be-
longing to Charles Roberts, grocer. yes
terday The loss is estimated at about
$500 and is covered by insurance. At 1;so
neighbors saw smoke issuing from the
roof OF the barn and minute later the
barn broke into flames as II 1t had been
started In a dozen places. No horses
were in the barn at the time. but the
loft was full OF hay and grain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

LEY. 7Oeaslss seed. timothy. s.ease.
clover sl4eefooa
BIZ TnK-Creamsries ssuzsc: daIries.
s0ef3ic.
EGGS-Steady. receipts, Ella cases; a.
mark. cases included. i5i=ulslzc, ordinary
firsts. Isle. firsts, lie.
CHEESE = Weak: daisies. iz4.pl5c:
twins, n1Ql5c: young Americas, l2tzq
i5c. long horns, EirhI3c.
PoULTRY-.Alive. steady turkeys, tc.
chickens. i4Isc
vEAI-Stead,f at Sale.