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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-07-07
The Best Summer onic

McCoy recommends Kxa
made from Extrac, Wine
the three
get excellent preparation There 300 Remedies
each human H. You'll dollar having Rexa Line
to ealth books and tell what medicine
OCCASION Rexa Remedies
Sold only Mccoy Mnot. -
Rexal Beef Iron and Wine 81 90 bottle $3.50
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-07-07
BED BUG POISON
2 So PI N 7

Don't let bed bugs worry you for a minute
because We have poison in pint cans with a
squirt nozzle that kills them instantly, and
still it is not poisonous to anything else but
bed bugs. 81 # =.
You can put our bug poison on bed Clothes
in closets and most anywhere you think there
are any bugs. 49,. .,- . vi. ... Il ,ers v.z
It's the best bug POISON we know Of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-07-07
Paris Greer

Strictly pure and strictly fresh paris green
is what we offer our trade. Our paris green s
made by the new process and does not settle
to the bottom as rapidly as the kind you have
had in other years. This insures more event
distribution over the potato plant. :..A~.-.
15c h., Csc ] h.. SOC lb. '~..s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-07-07
HAMMockS, rs DISCOUNT

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

1919
1--we Ne ioesignsF bscanss IN hin:
ond my loag lssa iOiloN csaauymaA-
Whaa laat know mt for ~ waya ara dim
That We have travelled alnce tho uorid OegAa.
ovo ne iorsiEnar-OT fair % iAcs.
o. win ~ ven nat hsFccE suns have east
loag Win Inn Ne Journey 10 rgFAss
~ whers eur foOungs severed In Ne past
! lose ne i1reigRsr-Almost dream
Ne apcaks No language alien 70 nina ear.
Forgotasa. losl IN msmoEy'a swollen stream:
On. would might recall his spssch, once Cisari
lovs ~ RoTgignsr-bui none know.
IN ~ m world 10 inrsigner remains:
Tas eygllng saArs found cut aid lGld ne %.
rhs hsun eyed dave. nat Springs UhsTs day
nght WARssi
honG hasa fsIl0w oSunUyman I hall
In ali MA WOEld no stlanEer's iAoS 70 aeAn.
We knguai nsygAd This planetarY pale.
In oshsr worlds. fsiiOg countFEmahi
RDuM N. TmonAs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Germany Is the chief sOuros Of all in
ported payer and paper goods coming d
the United States. More than seven Oui
Of the twelve millions Of dollaFB worth
Of paper goods used in the Unitsd States
come from Germany.
The autographs labels and prints conn-
prise nearly half the total lmporta along
this lima and are valued 90 about q. uoo. 90
a year.
On tho other hand American MANI
facturers have sold paper IN Sglelgn
markets 20 ths amount o. o90.Go9. 90
during the ten years past, but In ne
same period the United Btataa has pur.
chased s70.OO0 900 worth Of paper and
paper goods abFnad.
Over Gfty different countries have maee
separate enumerationa % papeg IN thHif
Official staiemeutg Of exports aud I'm
ports. which shows that Que o. tho po-
tential products Of to-day Il that ugsd IN
connection with printing, Which 10 ug9d
{ n en- nations and In Ell ciimea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22


The nssapapsr pests q oommanplaoe fellow
Ths humblust may know What his poetry msaRs.
But cisaneul Il treason. and - for this reason
Hshevsr gstslato ths bic magazines
Let otAsrs create what h hay OF crazy,
He males ~ prslsnsous 10 being profound:
Hes snrs though hs rss 70 ne height Of the skies
Be isuad rEAt side W when be ighIs On me
grsana.
Hes nsvsr . cynical sorsheaded eride.
who iecia that ths heaEi Of mankind IL untrue.
Ne never gets drsAry, bus happy and CHEEKY
Ma vision Of NE Il an Opsimists view.
Hs'a hsDslesGy toad Of the commonplace people
Ne gflas win glory The everyday thingA
And lives nat have driited from God are upliftsd
And strengthened and saved BY the songs that
he Slngsi
And - toward ne commonplaee newspaper poet
Ths heart OF TIE people moat lovingly leans.
Ms vsrsiAcaelaa Il dear 20 ne nation
Though strictly taboo 70 The BIG magazines
DNNn A. McCAAruI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
Atrria.

Ths leapiAg mountain rivers rush aad foam
Balhfng ths hiIlsidss 10 q silver glow
And hearing cchOca 10 the lake below
OF water spriie and naughty htts gnOrns.
The red deer through the vast black forests roam,
And In the dent Eorges, GRILL VITA snow,
where daFEly ssTried pines great shadows thfoS
Tha golden vulture seeks his distant hone.
Dense rein mists. ike . spectral army, part
Above ne level lands and dim ne crest
OF watching alp, beneath which SiyriA lies
Deep IN the midst Of AustriA's wooded heaTt-
Lonely a. uams far hlgh hung hsrOn's nest.
Ana quaint win strange Old iancies, sweet and
uiss.
CHARLOTTE uHCWTR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
HOSPITAL ALL IN ONE PIECE
asunalitbis walls % Indiana InseitarisE
Nest Extensive Yet MADE.

aIunoIithle walls % Indiana Institatisa
Nest Extensive Yet MADE.
The new State hospital az LAMA. Ohio.
will b. unlike any other institution Of
the kind in the United States and prob
ably. according 70 FOpuiar NceAsRies.
in the world. The buildings. ala Of which
arr reinforced concrete. constitute .
mUnolith.
Forms were built for the walls. ceilings.
floors and roof and the concrete was
poured in. making all one solid piece.
The whole comprises what h said 20
he the largest group Of concrete build
inRs in the country.
The arrangement IL the result Of q
desire 90 Isolate tho different sections
and az the same tins have them strung
together by connecting links. Almost
two years were consumed by the lhlding
Commission and the architect in devising
the plans.
The buildings surround a rectangular
court go by 60 feet Zach buildinR, or
group of btIildinga. radiating from this
court is known "a a pavilion, and each
pavilion has an individual court. used
by the patients for exercising and sit
ting in the Opsn air.
10 tho rear Of the hospital Ia the power
house. which will provide power. light
and heat and water supply. Ultimately
detached cottages will surround the
monOlith.
All conduits 7Or electric wires and
telephones and all pines for heating
and water supply are built In tho coa-
crete. Az far a. possible wood has
been eliminated. the hinges Tor doors
and the anchors in window iambs for
steel window guards being sunk into
the concrete.
All the exterior walls have a brick
veneer. an interesting feature In con-
crete construction. There IL nothing
in the structural parts Of tho mas OF
buildings that will diaintegrato. and the
whole Il considered almost lndestructlbls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

An IalAaa IN csntral Park.
o ueaEy d Ne clly's strife
Pauas here and nuss = While.
whsre h Ne park'a enehAnted ualls
uers haata . fairy ialei
SuA kisssd Il rsaa IN emerald psacs
UPsA ne AraFs lake:
TIE HsphgTa Whispering IN ne trees
A murmuroDs music make.
IN sleeping tidea abOua ~ banks
Tha miFEoFsd aouAge lisn
Lie dreams. And nsecy clouds oeleu
SAN tha inverted sales.
Tho dsnirsas Of saFSh and air
And water dwell and brood
Withaa his peaeeful shelter whers
TAs World may not intruds.
Tho spaFr0Ws twittsg IN The grass.
Prom dFooplhE limb 20 limb
The squirrels leap; ana water rats
Prem shore 70 island swim.
Al undlsuarbea ths nitls souls
Pursna each simple auest;
while n : iAg % murmuF rolls
The dtyt great unrest.
NE. BUuLHA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

TSars's Elnas amid The mountains
Lovely giaae1
OlamOaFod BY ne naah Of fountains
And Ne cedar shade.
Thers ~ NEON seems wrought Of amber.
Ana ~ starr.
And ~ rauea col And Chamber
Round Zlilslka's easement bars.
Hastsn. hastsa. bear me ihiihsT.
EawaS hestl
~ IN tune o Garabhang diner.
win . music sWssti
Ala ne. love. aflg 70 taHhioa
lAld ne. saarsD
WUr1a y vairu ny nTdelt passion
'Nsafh ZubpihA's cauaEent bars
10. . sAadsuy haF usclosss
TO diacloae
Her fair iaos amoag ne roses
Radiaat - . rossi
Giean,Ang eyes ths gloom have ui'ed,
fWandrotia stara1
And my heArt By love Il lifted
TO 1uleika's osasment harsi
CLnrOS S0oil.IhD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
CHARLOTTE HHcNEE

En9VCloNl4lo AeNf@4o@N
As,r0nomy a0w Is ell he rage
Frsm Maina Gay doWR 70 TeHss
Newspapers ere oil alisd Wtth lsrms
Wkieh aggTsvate and yea o.
TIE butcnefmsn and bakermsn.
Ths pFsscheFs and the Teachers.
An about ths comet tain,
And suprAmundsne creatures.
Nos Ear ira wanasred from the ssTih
How fast 70 moves through space.
ia length Of tail Ana h0w it's made
And lust how broad 10 shlning face.
Dispute aBout ffom Ghence u came
And aKEus bout Just Whsre 'tNin 30,
And Win u ever BIZ thls easth
Ana cause Va misery. grief and wos'
Ito Apogsa and psriges:
PuFthsEaa Ard GpheiioR.
and other -sps- and other gees
And mere Of psFihslioR.
Its sodiaos and parallAA:
Precsaaaeas and asce1sioaa,
And ether aets and AAis TO
witch SIEVE no tlme 70 mention.
It's srbia. nodes and lntsrnoass
EyictSsas and Hhrsusns;
Cumulo- clETo-sratus clouds.
Ana dlnssent declinsuOns.
Dlahoeamy and sTEygy.
And mean atdsfai motions.
Radius vectora. Aamuih.
And sHpra-luaaF nou0us.
rs iasuls and msouAR.
It's umbrs and psuumbTa
Hsliacai ed ph0tslphsFs.
And sthsg beavenly iumbra
NlmbiteTuus, ephemeria.
Diurnal absFEadonA.
AID paraesntEia auaaFsinFes.
And tusirai o6scurauoaa.
uHvus here. eclipas there.
And Iodiaeai siFna
Ana cher weird. mysterious terms
To bother pe0pls'a minds.
And svsgybsay'S Euas and aOuEh'
A tslusospia siaaai
To nusn tae hsavsnly oanopy
To ass WHAT'S some - pas.
An6 sveEybsdy sysrywhoFs
1asut egcgy hlaaasd minute
AZ ~ osmsl dinaely lsahs
10 So whAa thsrs Is IN a.
Alap e Phsoos dsahY mosni.
And DSImas tualy bgotban.
Ceiatfnl twins. ~ mneh aiiksl
You cont toii ale from rotber
Prsfeusor LgwsTs twin canals
On MaHp. waieA oauses lroubls
(naay 30 PT4faHasR aaa ~ lato
whleA maAs Nm eco tAineB double
Ne 6aubs ~ ifoeaiias h ~ moos.
To MagaaaS ~ b Mara
Ama a o. s1hag GuTlgaa ialaa
rasa Hgs am1ag ~ alnHu
wh@ az ~ 1fsa. wugl cut vita care
Ana alaaIa esuny dFivun
LnrR agwn upaa tsis wichsa earn
Ana ua1A. 3aTaaga. Ne aeHyen.
But ssuid gfnB have q ei1llr viau
Thsvif nn1 lnia ueTid 30 quiis deaL
Bgt NJ hgTu c1a icag eafiass airii1.
No. muct Ms buavsB me u,ols M ta1ci.
n ~euaqaarnn-asaaraaA P1l1 RnNsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

one " Theodore Roosevelt friend. ne
calling that the ex-Presidehf had raced the
nmpHris Of the old castle at ElsinoFp.
the scene Of Hsmlffs persgrina tions and
Oatorical iiight-. wondered the other night
II Roosevelt remembered on thst occasion
that Shakespeare put into HamAra mouth
these wOrds
SPEAK tho speech pray you. a. pro-
nOunced Il TO -irippingly on the tongue
bat II you mouth IL. AZ many Of our player
do had as lief the town crier spake nv
lines Nor do not saw the air TOO much
With your hand thus, init use ell gently.
for In the very torreRi tempest aud I ma y
say. whiriwind Of your passion. you must
acquire and beget q Temperance that ma y
give n smOothnss-. On. Il Ofends me 60
the soul TO hear rObustlOus periwig pated
fellow tear q passion to tattsn-tO very
ugs-tO split the ears Of the kFoundinRu
who. for the most part. are capable Of moth
Ing but lnexplioAbie dumb show and noise
l would have such . fellow whipped for
o'sra0inE Termagant II OuiherOd- Herod
Pny you. avoid IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

The fact that Democrats nov consider
two Democratic Governors a. probabilities
for the Presidential nomination OF 1919
Harmon Of Ohio and Marshall Of Indiana
recalls that In recent years two other Demo.
cratic Governors came In for Presidential
discussion, Folk Of Missouri and John,oB
Of Minnesota, and yet Folk has been out
Of tho running from the time that bis adj
mlnistratiOn practically turned his state
over 70 the Republicans II b Furthermore
recalled hat only thres Democratic Cover
Bors since war days have been nominated
for the Presidency. aAmusl TIlden and
Grover Cieys Gland Of New York and GEORGE
b Mcclellan Of New Jersey Andrew John.
son. elected Vice-PTeuideRt and succeeding
to the Presidency 90 Mr. Llncoln's death.
had been Governor Of Tennessee. Among
Republicans Hayes. Mckinley and Rooae-
welt we're Governors, while l.lncoln. Grant
Oartield. Arthur. Harrison and Taft never
held that once
The discussion ever this matter amons
Republicans several evenings ago elected
Interesting suppOsltions &c 70 where Gov
Hughes would have landed n he had re-.
NAMED In the political arena Thn verdict
was reached that Gov hughes had many az
tho characteristics Of Gov Hayes of Oh,o
that Hayes nomination. was a nomprDmSae
result between the warning Republican
national giants Of those days. and that
Hayes had no enthusiastic or lasting fol.
lowing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

PEN says In tvs SS-N Of MAY IS Il Il
stat eli that u 0pHna and al pass Out Fruat
shaW ave cards fare up. WHY N u not enough
for Rim 70 show upenera and thrse cards fRsr
down. 81 q tair handi
The rule h hat ~ ths cards IN The hand must
be shown when there 10 call and . can IL made
when ~ have paid "a equal amount into he
pot. 10 " a Jack and opens Il and no one
comes IN has paid no more for his i've cards
Than any other player 81 The table What be
opens for n Ehat be 9TH pay 10 draw, but the
oRer IL not accepted. Az be has patti no more
for hose nve cards than any other player. ne
others have . right W see ire WHO'S ave. face IN.
bsf0Fe they give up their equity In ihe pot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22
british TARON GUN RUNNERS
mum mas LONG PROSPERED
! n THE PERSIAN GULF.

,.gr,lsss IryurrrctlOns Have Besa Made
Possible b, the Arab Outlaws
rrLr and Persia Have Also suffered
tur, Have COme From England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Pinachls. H.F.F aayG What d ths value NJ
Ne trump seduanoe IN hires hRnd'
10 points. mnda ~ NEEDING ths maFriags agst
two hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

what . ths lawful SPEED INIT foF aulqmshiea
Ga New Y0fk CllTf h1lNA,
IN tha haaFt si ne citY ulE1t milss the houF:
alluln liiua n uhs uuTiH llul allst VIA ualns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

WIT. aays. Supgose yea have ne loI,F finrz
and dueena end ~ eaira queen 81 tfumua, What
cen 700 ned ilf % nine cards On four hanff
Any sHtFA quesn has ne same value ne a
kn9B come frut men tsrse marriages az y sarh.
iisn Gns trump Queeu 10 make % queaua Rnd ne
ether trump queen b make a. e toai o. 90.
or. a8 kiaEa. tneu ~ and tuu ma thsn % queuaa.
end u thsFs n rlain Euii suaNn We ever. ii b
guTta 80 muEg, 1aua 81 1e1rlus iainl 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

DOminoea u says In playing the hls-s
Eame four hand ~ partners. two AGAINST two
how many stones are drawn BY each player ana
who sats'
Tho players cut for partners a. the start and
The two lowest play against the two highest. ths
lowest Of ell having TIE arst set zach player
dfaWp four stones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Kindiy nsggn No Ehe 2 Iight 2 20 io.louIng
cass. 4 and y nay ah4s Ne tuHeso u dress sgit
~ a uspt al formal affairs. & aayu nat ne
STTafn u mgoFrlai and n uaed at auch occnaiana
~ aisga Ac End taat the iul dress " proper ior
f8rrIai BsrnHlGan r. q. a.
ne tuzado. 80 ne dinner Jacket h lec1llY
lnisraIlsd. IA euscltally an ihi1rmai attTe and G
ls hght
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

lex. anys. A OPENS with three aevrna snd
iutends 70 hold W q kicker win them aati5g
ioT one cart bot thohghurssiy diseardinG tUo
Can be play thenf
40. ne hand IL ioul II haa iona been arrurri
that there IL no possibiliiy of q riayers rainiar
any advantage b. playihg with . ahort hanS
and nat here shasild be no penaity Tor q. but
uhe potsr players Wii not sand ior u and Inalst
on the good Old rule nat any hand " more or
lsrs gaan eve cards Il fOui no matter hos q came
10 be 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

Dice T. q a says in shooting craps shat
are the chahres that the Cgstsr vtl get q nlck on
the arst throw and hos do on prove it'
His chances are out Of q. and u b proved by
showing that there are only n ways for zoe dice
10 come. siz Of which uin bring q seven. and two
will bring eleven, either OF which win for the
caster AZ once
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Stock in Sirht.
OMAHA WBOLEsALR rRICEG

BUTTER-Creamery No. g. delivered to
the retail trade in lib cartons. &c; No. 2.
SIC; packing stock, solid pack, 2Oc dairy,
in 6O-lb. tubs, 2SQ24c. Market changes
every Tuesday.
CHEEsE-Twins, 17a174c; Young Amer
icas, ls5zc daisies. 1Sc; triplets. $50; lin
burger. lSc; No. 1 brick. 1slhc imported
Swiss, S2c: domestic Swiss, 2ic; block Swiss.
&c.
POULTRY-Dressed brouers, under = lbs,
$500 doz; over ? lbs, lac: hens, 14Ad15o;
cocks, 10lkc; ducks, 1Sc; geese, 1Gc; turkeys,
26c; pigeons, per doz., N20; homer squads,
No. 1, per doz., $500 Alive: Broilers 1iHo;
over lbs. 9Hc; hens 10c; old ROSTERS, &c;
old ducks. full feathered, lOc; geese full
feathered. &c; turkeys, l5Qlsc;, guinea
homers. per doz., $500; squads. No. l. per
doz.. $50: No. 2. per doz., Soc.
fish, 1sc; pike, 15c' trout, lac; large, crap
pies, zoe; Spanish mackerel, lie; eel, lsc;
haddock. lac; founders, 13c; green catfish,
zoe; roe shad, 800 each; shad roe, per pair,
65c; frog legs, per doS, JOc; salmon, lSc;
BEEF CUTs-Ribs. loins ana chuols.
Just SANG No; EEqypnd' &c; No 2 round:
No RlFse eS Me- PlHsi Shs N.v.
SSI la sas cal saS S%s i1S' S6o
sizes BS5 s%WSG SS sire 4SE
per box, $3.50: choice. 500 sITe. per box,
$500; 240 size, soc per box TESS. Bananas
JumbO per sif SancR Per s25Ss75 S Psa ISO
New York Keifer, per bbl., $3.50; Califor-
mia. Winter Nellis, per box, 1855. Apples
Home grown cooking, per Dbl, $3.50 %
Missouri Pen Davis Der SDi, $50; Mis-.
Gano, per Dbl. 1915; other varieties, per
Dbl, S4cO; New York Greening and Bald
win, per Dbl. $3.50; Colorado Jonathan;
MAJ fn2r
per box, S21O; California Beileflower, per
box, $3.50; Washington Grimes Golden
s ana Sgf boR ,sa taRIy If ma
Emperor, per crate, $3.50; New York
Catawba, per BIB. basket. 2oe: Malaga.
s575 Jersey per bbi $685. & is sf
Dates-Anchor brand. new. 80 lib. pkgs.
in boxes. per box, $500; bulk in 7O-;b.
50 COZ. pRss., $500 Figs-Turkish. I.
crown. per b.. Ice; 5-crown, per ID, lac;
VEG VIEGETi&BLB Us; -Potatoes-Eariy Ohio.
I'm sacks. per bu., soc; Iowa and Wiscon-
sin, white stock, per bu.. 75qs5c. Sweet
b. &c; Indiana White, per 10, Sci
La IS Tpls Me Florida eeI 9 9eE - iSS
Soc, Ruta6agas@Per H.. &c. cueTm.
$500. Tomatoes-California. per l-bsk.
crate, f1.75.
HOME-GROWN VEGETABLES-Cab-
wax Beans4Per market basket. SIS.
Lettuce-Extra fancy leaf, per doz., 45c;
Parsley-Fancy home grown, per doz.,
lunches, 30c Turnips-Per market
basket, 35c. Carrots-Per market basket.
4Oc. Beets-Per market basket, soc,
MISCELLANEOUS - Walnuts 49, Black
per ID. 2c:. California No. /. per
H., ISc; California, No ?, per ID. f5c.
Hickorynuts-Large, per h., &C; s'nau
per ib. &C. Cocoanuts-Per sack 1850,
per doz 65c Honey-NeW. "a frames.
1885. Cider-New York Motifs. per y
bbL. 1910; per bbl.. S6.75.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Cnffee NInrI,nt-

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-COFFEE,-Futures
opened steady at a decline OF 5GS points
under scattered realizing and in sympathy
with easier European markets, but offer
ings were not heavy. the brazilian mar
kets showing continued strength and prices
here soon rallied Business was rather
quiet at the start, but trading became
active late in the morning, when there
were reports of better spot demand from
the interior. There was a good demand for
contracts from importers and packing in
terests and also active covering by De-
cember shorts. The close was firm at a
net advance OF 1SG21 points, with all the
active months making new high records
for the movement. Sales were reported OF
5000 bags. Closing bids were as follows:
November, December and January l015c;
February, 1016c; March. 1O1Sc; April, 1O19c:
May, June July. August and September.
l021c; October, 1O@c. Havre was hBt
franc lower. Hamburg was y pig lower.
Rio was unchanged at 7S275. Santos, 100
res higher 4s 5000; IS $500. Brazilian
exchange was l-32d lower at i6 17-32d Re
ceipts at the two Brazilian ports were
$1,000 bags. as against $500 last year.
Jundiahy receipts were q 900 bags, against
4S.s0O last year. A prominent Santos firm
cabled that the receipts We're due to the
arrival Of the large purchases In the in
terror. Spot, firm; No z Rio. 12Ac No
Santos 1Ssc Mild firm; COrdova, l2lk0l5c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Boston NTinInE stocks.
Ne,r Won. Cnrb lInrket.

The following quotations are furnished /
Logan & Bryan, members Boston stoc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

ShEEE-NOt enough sheep OF lambs were
received today 10 put the market on a
az otable basis and trade as a whole re-
Taained unchanged,
Receipts this week show a large increase
over those Of last week, but heavier snip
ments were by no means warranted by the
condition of trade. From the start, the
situation has been very siumpy, all classes
OF stock selling al big reductions A re-
tail trade weighted down with poultry was
the principal bearsh influence iu mutton
and rat lamb circles, while burdensOme re-
Ceipts OF feeders tu the face OF a slack
demand. sent prices sharply lower.
Feeder offerings consisted largely Of ami
mails fresh from the western country, the
run ranging from rubbish to Strings OF
fairly good quality. Average quality was
common and daily clearancCs, such as
they were resulted. after sessions Of
tedious peddung. On Wednesday prices
reached bottom and little, n any, improve
ment has taken place since, Cdlk or feeder
supply closing on a 5Og15c lower basis.
Fat stock was equally slow throughout.
but good killers Were usually salable al some
price, so that practically everything found
an outlet. Eastern markets were democrat
Ized and, even though panicky values
locally made selling q thankless task. the
market was In no worse condition than
those at other points. Good TAT lambs are
closing around $3.50. daily breaks amount
ms 20 759ebc. while sheep In killing con
dillon are Just about 5oQl5c lower for the
0uotstOns on sheep and lambs: Good to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Received a Raise, Owing to
Trading.
CORN PRICES DROP VERY Low
Lowest Values for several Years
Characterize Corn Market-Dis-
cournHinE Reports Pat
wheat Tn.

OMAHA. nov 10. 1910.
Professional trading puts wheat higher
on cables from Argentina repofuns un-
domestic situation Us very bearish and IN
less the present support continues the
bulge viii not hold. 49,.
lowest prices for several years. NQhlhB
but an Oversold condition OF the matket
duration There seems 10 be nothing IN
sight To check the declines.
Corn was heavy during the whole session.
showing only slight rallying power On the
ers is noted and lack of investment buying
are bearish features OF the day uading;
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 BUSH
els and shipments were $1,000 bushels,
against receipts last year OF $4,000 bushels
and shipments Of N 900 bushels
Primary corn receipts were 100000 bushels
and shipments were $4,000 bushels against
receipts last year OF 5000 bushels and
shipments OF 325. 600 bushels.
Clearances we're 5000 bushels OF corn
5000 bushels Of oats and wheat and flour
equal TO 10000 bushels.
Liverpool closed I'd lower 70 I'D higher on
wheat and I'D lower on corn.
Wheat started steady and ruled easier
and lower but turned strong on private
cables from Argentina regarding aPpre-
and news was bearish Cash premiums are
weaker Legitimate conditions In the
wheat situation could hardly be more
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. hard, S9hq92c, No.
hard 6hd9OtAc No. 4 hard S2qs6iRci re
tected hard 73aS2izc; No 2 spring, yO5EQ
s3c No spring. S909l5zc.
CORNING 2 white, 44ka45hci. No. 3
white. A1fQ45c; No. 4 white, 44Qti5he; no.
30 3 yellow. asa d46l<c; No. yellow, bl4
dl59lc; No. g. 44A@45ibc; No 3 441Aq45o;
No 4 4la442to.
OATs-No 2 whita, sOaSOlhc; standard.
29A9gOMc: No. 3 white, 29ha90ci No. 3 yell
low, 29Q29lkc No. 4 yellow, 2s1aq29c
BARLEY-No. g. 7Oq72o; No. T. 65969c;
No ! feed 64d69c; rejected, b7d62o.
RYE No. 2. 72lha7s1fc; No. 3, 7lhg72l+c