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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
TOWN is MOVED TWO NILES
Union Pacific Leaves Candy Off Its
Line and the People Move.
|srApLEToN GETS MHABITAHTs
Big Celebration There Teday-fR
Expected New Town win BE
County seat Of Losan
County.

T. 3. Dorsey, from Stspleton. Ne
braskzs newest railroad terminal, was
in town Saturday and left for home yes
terday, buying supplies for his nncn
and then hurrying back in order that ne
may ride today on the first regular sra.h
to enter Logan county.
stapleton is the northern terminal point
Of the Union Pacific's Galloway branch
having been completed during the ias'
week. Regular service goes onto the line
today, the first train running up from
Kearney, at which point the brancn
leaves the main line.
When I left home the middle Of last
week the road had been completed into
stapleton. but no trains had been run
except those carrying material. Then I.
was d town OF perhaps 100 people. but
by this time ] presume II is twice as
large. as probably most Of the peopls
from Candy. two miles south. have moved
over.
There Is going to be celebration a.
Stapleton' today and I presume most o,
the people OF the county will attend. J.
is for the purpose Of marking sort OF
an epoch for generations to come Whea
the first train arrives there will be some
music by a band. an anvil salute ard
later in the day some speaking.
This fall we expect that Stapleton
will be selected as the seat Of govern
ment Of Logan county. There is no other
town in the county that will try To lay
claims to the honors and 1t is going to es
easy to pick the plum.
Leaves Town OFF Line.
For better than twenty-five years
Candy has been the county seat Of Lo-
gan and a town Of close to 500 had been
built up there. A year ago the Union
Pacific surveyed the extension OF the
Galloway branch. and owing to the
rough land In the vicinity and the ey-
pense OF getting through the hills left
Candy two miles off the line. 1t was
not believed the road would be built AMI
so the Candy people did not worry. Lass
fall when grading commenced some OF
US thought that Candy could get along
with railroad two miles away. when
for more than twenty years Il had
thrived with no railroad nearer than
thirty miles. But recently. when we saw
the smoke Of the engine over the hills
and heard the whistle. most Of our PEG
pie concluded that II the road would not
come to them. they would so to IT.
a few weeks ago they began putting
skids and wheels under the Candy houses
and since then there has been regular
procession OF buildings leaving the old
town and going to the new. Most of the
business houses have gone and the resi-
dences are trailing along. The county
officers still remain because Candy ia
the county seat. but after the next eec-
tion everything will be over at Staple
ton"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

CATTLE-Cattle receipts were very
moderate this morning. only 10 cars
being reported in. While this Is larger
run than on Monday OF last week. Il
was smaller than most recent weeks and
smaller than a year ago by almost 1000
head.
The demand for beef steers OF good to
choice quality was active all morning and
cattle coming under that description sold
al prices that were strong TO l0c higher.
On the other hand the less desirable
kinds were none too active and no more
than steady. Among the offerings wers
several loads Of right good killers the
best OF which sold up as high as 500.
this being the highest price ever paid
on this market. II will be remembered
that the best cattle here last week sold
% to B76 which was the highest price
Receipts of cows and heifers of all
kinds were small, the bulk OF the days
arrival consisting OF beef steers. Owing
to the moderate offerings and the fair
demand the market was reasonably ac-
cf' the offerinEs changed hands in very
good season in the morning.
There were only a few stock cattle and
feeders in the yardr, but what there
Nere commanded good. firm pricse. The
North Park cattle sold to feeder buyer
,Quotations on : cattle: GOOD 70 choice
beef Steers, D.ocqs-oe; fair TO good beef
steers. s7.5oa&oo: common to fair beef
steers, se5on15o; good TO. choice helfers.
9 sSdin; good 10 choice cows. -. 1905 u; .
fair to good coTs, tsBas IS; common to
isir cows, st.oIus. .: sooo 70 choice stock,
Atockers and feeders. Ana5.as: stock
sowss ind heifers. Aoc6s.D; veal calves.
si0oflS Is: bulls. stays. etc. A001D.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Speeders Caught on
North Boulevard

The conservative sutemobiis speed laws
Of Omaha do not please c. E Cooper. q
salesman. Of 50 Manderson avenue at
ali. He thinks they should Be altered -
permit almost any rate Of speed that the
chauffeur can make.
Tor endeavoring to put in practice his
views he was arrested yesterday after
noon with another chauffeur for speed
ing three miles at rate Of mile a
minute. The speeding was on North
boulevard The two machines left Rome
Miiierss home and were headed towards
Miller park when the race was pulled
eff. each driver tr5Ting to surpass the
other In speeding.
Traffic Officers Emery and Wheeler
we're not In sight at first. but they soon
took up the chase with their motorcycles
and overhauied the machines.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

NEW YORK. May @.-METALs-
Standard copper. firm spot. sis.76als isis:
May. Nsesis I2is: June. ,ls.esalsio: July.
Sis.6Gisis, August and September. slees
6i6so Sales. nifty tons June at sles6
London market easy. spot IT. iss "a;
futures. "a. &c %. Arrivals reported At
Ne~ YORK today 6 tons Custom house
returns show exports Of iS4S tons 80
far this month. Lake copper. lsisfflss.c;
eiectrolytlc. islsniszze: castings. leA0lss.c.
Tin. weak spot. May and June. SO 900
s6eo: July hS-2seiSs5: August su5sS
s5.A. September. SAL snaiso sales. s
tons. June at $50. 3 tons June az sts.1s
London market. weak. SPOT. f2os; futures
Ee4 Lead. steady. ftl064s. New York,
sloi4ih. East -. Louis London. gis. ias
Spelter. easier. .. sedSse. ss506ss %. East
81. t.cais. sales. 10000 pounds June
East 81 Louis. delivery at $50 London,
Is. lis ca. Anthony. quiet. Cookson' =
Sea Iron. Cleveland warrants. - iss.d
IN London. Locally iron was stead: No.
foundry. northern. ti6SoaiSJ: No. Z
s15Oo915sn. No. [ northern and No. l
southern, soft. N.Uaf..a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

-Axh anotA.ton1 were - follows q
Yfora-EAsyi Winter pAtentk. H.is&
-. xsnt~ <urixhts. st-so6S 10: sprlng
.xtenuL A.c1<1s, sprins rtraights. sso
e><k.3, c1<erk- H.ttf@&.
afE-So. q 81.
HARLEY-Fcsd or taking Noesc: fair
n shegoe mailing. sl-ik1lA
SEEDS : Jirepny. . ss9i2@ Glover.
pRoTisioxs Pork. mess. us@olS4.
Lard fin t.erossh. ssayzs1- Short ribs
t.ops>}. tleo7z.
Tofa elssrsnces Of, wheat and flour
z<Ts esuA 70 9, -, 90 BY Primary re-
of1ri< sere 1SzWo b.. compared with
r<z1e b. the corresponding day a year
eEo. Tha visible supply Of wheat In the
limited States decreased 2sI2oop Blu. for
lie Week. The amount Of breadstuff on
o. sz1 passage Increased 7s51e90 bn.
kstimzfsd receipts for tomorrow:
H1est. e cars. corn. ~ cars. eats, rs
cars. hokk. H.ooo head.
..iiesea Cash Pricez-Whsat. No. /.
red. H1s1.5 IL: No. red. q ssfI ~: No.
nS-4. sliil,6ilz: 40. hard, tl.as1iI .tlis:
~. .sssthsrs. 81. i<0z.l5. Nc. : northern.
r. 10: u. No . rorthers. NE8liz: No
sb-snk. t10<+G1.1s. No. . kprirr. 81 e-es
Is. No 4 spring. si.aH}i u: ssi@et riaff
Nssl1 IS dnrums silsczis< Corn. NJ
~. -. white. 7s11sszcs No. yellcE,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Building Fund for
Old Peoples Home

The campaign Of the managers Of the
Old Peoples home for the $4,000 fund
intended TO be used in extending the
buildings and otherwise improving the
property recently beaueathed TO the in
stitution by the late Anna Wilson Is
progressing favorably.. support Is be-
ting given the plan by all who understand
its purposes. and letters OF encourage
ment are coming In from many. One
Of these is from 4. ". Clark. superin-
,ehdent Of the child saving Institute.
as follows
OMAHA. May l7.-Dear Mrs. Tilden:
Having Learned OF your plans for the
Old Peoples Home 10 have a new build
ing In the immediate future. write to
portunity for the home, and to express
my earnest hope that you may accomplish
this undertaking without difficulty. /
am sure you have the sympathy Of all the
people. both young and old. and that you
will have the cordial and sympathetic
support OF the entire population OF our
community. -.----s~-- -
4 rejoice with you In your recelving
recent gifts which-make this opportunity
possible. AS study the grounds upon
which you propose to erect the pern1a-
nent building for the home. ! see you
greatly need : the. lots adjoining this
ground on both sides, which would give
you the entire frontage on the streets
both ways from the building. Now Is
the time to lay the foundations FOR the
next generation while II can be done to
such advantage. Upon visit last year
20 Philadelphia where similar home
had been recently constructed. am i'm
pressed with the steps taken In that city
10 secure large and commodious grounds.
Having learned Of the plans OF .lilar
homes In other cities where this was
done. I believe IL is Of great importance
10 the enterprise. and that II win he a
great economy in the end to take steps
al once ID secure these lots adjoining.
have confidence In the people OF this
vicinity that VOC can raise t50.oco as easily
as ,saooo. You will then be In n posi-
lion 10 accomplish what. is actually
needed in my Judgment I observe In this
Community. as others do. an increasing
demand for the services OF the Old Peo-
pless Home Having been engaged d.
rectiy In charity work In this city for
twenty years. ! have had opportunity to
study social conditions and am deeply
Impressed with these Increasing needs
Tor the old people. wish II might be
possible for you 10 make still larger
mans than seem 10 be contemplated at
present for the new building. II dis
tresses me 10 see the conditions OF many
did people In our city who Will soon be
in need OF such a place as you are now
providing. II will not be long until the
new building you constrsct this sum
mer would be inadequate to meet the de-
ynand. Not having an 'iold age pension
In this vicinity. the number OF Dependent
"a p.ople Is increasing rapidly. The
state does not provide for them and there
IL no other way TO do this except by the
generosity OF q generous people.
Re assured Of my best wishes In this
great undertaking.. Sincerely yours
A. W. CLARK
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

cMcAeo eRAIN ANp rRoyIsIoNs
Feature. of the Tr.dins sad Closing
Prices ON heard OF Trade.

Prices on Hoard Of Trade.
CHICAGO, May 2o.--splsndid growth
due to abundant rain and faultiess tenn
perAture. especially In the northwest,
sent wheat prices today spinning down
hill. Al one time the market showed a
easy Nc TO Nc under saturday night
Latest trading left corn q shade 10 We
lower. oats off NC 10 1t.c. and provisions
less expensive BY u cents TO 70 cents.
Nothing like II since 1886" was the
way wheat conditions were described in
the entire stretch from Minneapolis 70
the Rockies, Temperatures were said
70 BE- perfect with ample moisture.
Scarcely less glowing reports we're re-
ccived from other sections. notably the
southwest In the face of such advices
the trade took almost unanimously 10 the
selling ode. The absence Of support led
20 4 severe break from which there was
no relief until announcement OF a big
decrease in the United States visible
supply total
Although the wheat market recovered
about half Of the ground lost. fresh
orders 10 sell came into the pit at the
eerned OF the buIlsh enthusiasm which
had prevailed before the disastrous
set back In prices last Thursday. An
official report telling OF unlocked for
engagements OF winter crop acreage IN
France had q depressing effect on hold
ers, During the day July ranged from
o.. 10 nosls with last sales nc off At
Corn suffered from iiauldatinr sales
on the part OF weak kneed longs Sym.
PATTY with the bcarish action Of wheat
appeared 10 be a contributing influence.
July fiuetuattd between IsA.c. and 1f.c
closing comparatively steady at 757tc. q
net loss Of nc. Cash grades were weak
No. yellow was quoted al 7Sd7sikc.
Weather and erop condifions gave oats
traders no alternative but TO follow the
descent Of other grains. Upper and lower
levels touched for July we're sac and
sIke. The close. 41ssc. represented a dc.
cline Of re net.
larger run OF hogs here than ex.
poctcd. How head instead Of the esti.
mated number. ZOO head, put the pro.
vision market under pressure When IN,
pit was cleared the decline In porI
amounted 10 zzisc to aor: lard gsssc /,
-ssc- ard ribs. i7ise 10 SC.
Arficf<l Oman Hfrh I I0us frlr.. 10 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

NEW YORK. May @-rrs, hour Irrexu-
laFity became marked later or the stock
market today. Reading sold under sstllr-
Gays close as did United States Steel.
4malgamated Copper. Smelling and other
market leaders Hartman shares were
relatively firm. aanipulative tactics In
mon rising four points with material
gains as Texas company, Colorado Fnel.
international Harvester. Sears, Ro<buck
and American Car and Foundry. Canadian
Pacific fell over point and Northern Pa
cffie l. Bonds were easy.
Termination of the anthracite coal
strike vas reflected In the strength ~
Lehigh Valley a Reading at the enen-
ing OF todsy's stock market. The former
adsanrsd IA and the latter IA. some
strength IVES shoEn hy United STATES
steel Canadian paciflc llli7ois CentraI.
Great Northern Ore certificates sssd some
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
81. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, NO.. May 2o.-WHEAT-
Cash. lower: track No. red. 81 lsdi -.
nominal: No. hard, s112ai.is.
CORN-Lower, track, No. 2. Soc; No.
white. size.
oATS-Lower;. track. No. ., Sc; No. :
white, N@5Sise-
Closing prices Of futures:
WHEAT-tover. May, 81 ia. July,
yl.oss.7I. osis. SeptembeF sloeI
coRN--Lo~H.. May. Soc; July. tic; Sep
TENDER, 715<c.
oATS-Iower; May. SIC: July. Elsc.
RYE Unchanged al DC.
FLOrrR--Dull: red winter patents. s5.6
6s.5s. extra fancy and straight. N.sed5 q:
hard winter clears. x.55dii5
SEEDS Timothy. 5000.
CORNMDAL-S1s0
BRAN-Lcwer. n.sSai,S sacked, east
HAY-steady: timothy, sz5oo6.soe:
prairie. s-1-crelloo.
PROv1sIONS-Pork. unchanged. Job
bling, xsEnd1s.15 Lard, unchanged:
prime steam, ss.s0Sl1o60 Dry salt meats.
unchanged: boxed extra shorts. i9Ae;
clear RIBS. 11i.c: short clears. lie. Bacon,
UNCHANGED: boxed, extra short. l0c; clear
ifbs, Ike; short clears. lec.
POULTRY chickens; i3c;
springs. ssdzc; turkeys. i5lsc; ducks. 1ie;
geese, bc.
BUTTER csiics: creamery. 2i9esc
E4sQS-E.aey Ike
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

Of the miner specaities. Lehigh Valley.
adter advancing over two points. fell
back with Reading A more uneven tone
was displayed generally. except in the
specialties
The market closed heavy. Prices yielded
to the lowest Of the day in tie last hour.
Lehigh Valley losing ali its gain and
other standard Socks selling under sat
urday's close.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
:, ,.a.,. Ltxe Steel M.rket.

sT. LOUIS MAY N-CATTLE-fsk-
ceipts. :, 800 head. including ITO Texans.
market steady 10 ioe higher; native chip
ping and expert steers G.b>d>.z5. dressed
ard butcher steers. S.ssds.oo; steers IN
der 100 pounds, o. seas.ss; stocRers and
feeders. yGss0s.oes cows and heifsrs. y. =
al q; Gamers. ASnss0. bulls, H-041s n
calves. Noea&ao. Texas and Indian steers.
s. se6f 90, cows and heifers. tA11. %
HOGS Receipts. 90 head. market NC
lower: pigs and lights. ssH.11.15. mixed
and butchers, s. %. good heavy. S-se
a.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts. SO
head: marset stesdys natives $50 o.
lambs, Soosie.oo: cults and ouckA A@su
-; stockers. E-Sasn aa4
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
k.n... city Live sto~. Market.

, KANSAS CITY, May a-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. l.500 head. including 700 head south
erns; market strong to loo higher; dressed
beef and export steers, &.i50e.i5; fair to
good. &. s0dS, TO-: western steers. $.15n&75:
stockers and feeders. s5.25d7.4o; southern
steers, s5.0odS. q: southern COWS, N0o0
625; native cows. s3.25dSe5; native helf-
ers, S5ods. Is; bulls. NeoaIoo; calves, 500
GS&.
HOGS Receipts. 500 head; market. 50
loc lower: bulk Of sales, 1.t09T.7o; heavy,
81. 30: packers and butchers, T.S9
7.7S: lights. 1.55fT. s2it: pigs, S.,5de.7b.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. l3,ooo
head: market. i0dl5c higher: lambs, $50
d9.oo: yearlings. N.76ds.bo: wethers. A5ng
SIS; ewes. N.e5h5.t0; stoekers and feeders.
35oas.oo: Texas goats, t22Sd36o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
FESTEKNl


Andrew Morrell. Colorado.
Is steers. G6 % 3 steers. &S 20
. cows. -. SO 20 bnliA....fDf IS
cows. 80 5 IS f-- s-
Hoos-Hoss sold loo lower than on
saturday. The trade was not very active
1t the decline. statesmen. being backward
about taking off a. much a. packers
demanded. but in the end practically
Everything changed hands and In fair
t<ascn at that. AS a matter OF course,
compared with the lower close on Satur-
dAy sales today would not show az much
decline as that Indicated above. but TAX
Ing the market as whole Il ves sasely
iec lower. Light hogs. II anything.
showed more decline than hezyfes. the
best heavy hogs bringing only nc lower
As will be noted from the table Of re-
eeIpts the days arrivals were smaller
than for. any recent Monday and smaller
than for the. corresponding day a year
ago by 1-xo head. That prices were
lower In the face Of such moderate re-
ceipts was due entirely 70 large recsipts
al some other points. coupled with q gen
srai decline In prices all along the line
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

NEW YORK. May 5.-COFFEEr-fu
lures market closed at a net loss for the
dav OF from "a TO % points sales, 8.e3
bags; May. f3stc; June. ia2sc: July. lAJsci
August, iS43c; September, iAScc; October
and November. 1S5ic. December and Jan.
uary, 1850. February, l1Ec. Mach and
April. l15oc Spot coffee. quiet; Rio. NO.
Z. 1aise; santos. No. I. lstc. mild. quiet
cordosa, ispisisc. nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Lix.rpool ar.in Marke,.

LIVERPOOL. May p.-wHEAT-spot
steady: No . red western winter. "a tisd;
No. . Manitoba. 81. Futures. easy: May.
Is sd; July. Ia i'd October. "a "a.
coRN-Spot. American mixed. new kiln
dried. e lid: American mixed. old, quiet;
i lid. Futures. weak: July. Sc sid;
September, 6s ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

MINNEAPOLIS. May so.-wHEAT---
ala: July. u.i2N; September. ti.O2Js 0i. o.
Cash, No. I hard, si.itA; No. I northern.
u.ls5s; No. northern. sLiis; No. :
FisAx--s2 2Snf11 asss.
BARLEY -70ctfti.e5.
CORNING. yellow, fspiic.
oATS--No. white. s2sstidyc
RYE-No Z. S6i4c.
BTlAN-in ito-pound sacks. 81 5oa1eio 90.
FLOuR-First patents, S.toU6e6; sec
ond patents. ts.ioe16. IS; first clears. t3.s1
Ao5: second clears. 9.7on90.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

WASHINGTON. May nat the begin-
ming II business today the condition Of
the United States treasury was. Working
balance In the treasury office. 81 GA -.
In banks and Philippine treasury. ga
els.sS5: total balance in general fund
SIC. id7 .ess Ordinary receipts Saturday
were 6. sszx7s with ordinary disburse-
ments OF n.ez.siA Deficit 70 date this
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21

NEW YORK. Ny 3e.--MoNEY-on
call steady; 2sff3s per cent. ruling rate.
~ per cent: closing bid Ok per cent; Of
fsrtd al ri per cent. Time loans, steady;
sixty days. per cent; ninety days, "a
PRIME MERCANTILE PiPER-ia4,l
STERLING Firm. with
actual business In bankers bills lat 1850
for sixty-day bills and - NSl1o for
demand. Commercial bills AN&.
sfl.yER--Mexican dollars, sc.
BONps-G ovcrnment. steady. railroad
easy. ts
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
SRalA AND PRODUCE MARKET
Buyers and Sellers Will Have to Be-
gin All Over Again.
FEELING IN CORN IS BUILIsH
Nevertheless, Prices Are >assins
Lower and Cash sales Are Lisht,
Even on the Decline
Predict Lower Prices.
OMAHA. May %. 1911.


The wheat market is nos IN position
where both buyers and sellers VIII nay
to bcsin ali over in making places Tor the
balance % their crop season. The I'M
u-o.eg .ercp conditions in the WINTER
wheat SELF aud very encouraging pros
ptzas pom :hs spring wheat pcit are
cO.sfie;fiy otfsstiIng the Serious snoit-
as- IN TIE soft whez, belt cas-. OF M
Nlsais<,ppl. The extremely bearisn View
4 that the country VIII after all Faise
as mgsa wheat as last year ana price,
Will bsse TO decline 10 an export oasts-
bulls are figuring on some accfoent 70
hall wheat at harvest time !.
TIE feeling In corn Is builisn because OF
ne congestion in the May ana July OBJ
tsons aus 10 lixht receipts and greatly
-,a..se4 rtocks. Nevertheless values are
snsx.nr lower and cash Esles are light
tvs1 ar Tee cecline. With q favoranis
JASON .he ls.e months look high and
conservative traders predict lower prices
fer re .ali opnsns
a can and ssop-icss orders ve.e reacncd
when vaiass bFoke. Thsro was snort
raly from Inc low points CT the day, IN.
OF tie wroso the r7erxst wac Sozx. CASA
ss.cs were a.alSsc io<sr.
Favorable planting weather an sloN
raSn ..A:asnd put The csrn nIafset over.
Cssh ea.ss ranged unchanged 10 lc lover.
l'r.ma.y wheat receipts were $3.50 oa
AID .a,pmsnts were 471ooe bu., against
-rcesyts last year OF sEz.0oo b. and snip
rienis az e20o bu.
l'r.msry receipts we're SIC 900 bu. ana
shipments we're 407,e9D 3D.. against re-
ceipts last year OF Hoo b.. and ship
-nenfs o. $500 bu.
Ciesranccs we're iAooo bG. OF corn, 1000
ba. cf cats and wheat and -four equal 20
:S,siTool closed M0ssd lower on wheat
And kla1.4 lnWer on corn.
Total visible supply: Wheat A.5eo,0J
b.. against As3SOoo bu.; corn. e.ha.D
eu.. against 467.n9 b..
The following cash s&iet were rsporte9
osA. No. hard; / car. no; ! es5,
si.os: cars. r,0h; car. N.H No. =
hard: ] car. SIG.
CORNING . white: ! car, 5ese, ! car.
'sisc. No color: ! car. nc. No. : yellow:
cars. 7s,sc. No. i yellow: ! car. 5cc. No.
= mixed: / car. 7tilr. No. > mixed: car.
near white. 7gAc; ) cars. 1--WE car. IStkc;
No mixed. = esfs. 7v1zc. NO grade: y
cars. &C; ! car. sie' cars. voc; car
OARS Standard; car. sesc. No. 5
wniss: I cara soc. No. 4 whits. cars,
sDc: cars. eAe. No grade; car. &c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
hard. Si.osssQle7; No. I hard. sl.eaQi.@. .
CORNING. whlts. 1eafshc; No
white, 7safsc: No. . yellow. Hrsdf5c: No.
10 / assilsc: 10. L 1s5i65yic: No. 1
so91oSc; no Grade, t7,sqssc.
ard, Sasese; No. ! white. Ok asoc; No. I
white. tsss0nc: No, > yellow. p%sgdoc;
BARLEy-Malting. s1eQu.25; No feed
7sq&s heavy fesd, 5000 -.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Oman. Hay Market.

OMAHA. May @.-HAY-No. /, ~ 0og
go No. z. ssoeoQ2i-5o; No. & $1,000 laoI;
No. l middllng. sslsoazzoc; No. low.
fourth cuttings, sl2ooaD.oo: first and
second cuttings. s9oood23oo. No. 2. NseeQ
s1eoe: No. J, tls.ooa1soo.