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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-11

Ever stop to think of your boyhood
days?
Nothing like it to drive away the
blues.
The other day group of business
men, whose cares are not the lightest.
we're seated about restaurant table,
grabbing hurryup lunch. Every man,
Of them was grouchy. Just then the
door opened, and another, just as busy,
as far as results 60, but never acting
as though he had a care on earth.
came in.
He sat down and everyone turned
with half-scowl.
They were feeling blue, and did not
want anyone to convince them that
some of it was imaginary.
"I4d I ever tell you about the time
I raced the old mans driving mare
against time?" asked the CHEEKY indi
vidual
No one spoke.
"Well, did," he said. 1.-THE old man
and the mother had gone away on
visit. Dad had a mare which he was
proud of, and no one touched it, Used
to watch the hired man when he
hitched her up, like a hawk. Well,
on the day that they went away, got
restless. I had pony, but it wasn't
fast enough. So what did do but get
that mare out and put her into .
sulky-'
The other men were listening now.
"Put her into sulky when the hired
man was away, and down goes to a
stretch of road near the railroad track.
Say, but hit up pace, hanging onto
the lines for dear life.
when I got home l had half the
boys in the neighborhood running
across the fields to meet me, and We
put her in the barn. got busy and
wiped her off, and the hired man
never tumhled.
Next day, by agreement, got her
out, and half the town, the boy part
Of 1t, was there. l drove her down the
stretch the proudest mortal in the uni.
verse, and the other boys looking on.
Next day was Saturday. The folks
were coming home Wednesday and /
was getting down fine as a driver, and
the mare was falling off a little in
flesh, but the hired man wasn't wise.
Saturday who should come around
but the son of man down the pike
who had another driving mare. Father
and he had always quarreled about the
nags, but beyond going down the road
side by side, each one seeing that he
wasn't beat, they never came together
Result was that kid and l matched the
horses for a race on Tuesday.
II went home and rubbed that mare
down, going over her legs like regular
Jockeys and wipers do, and never said
a word to the hired man. On Monday
took the mare out for the last
warming up heat, and all the boys in
town were there. The other kid was
afraid to take out his horse except for
the race.
1--WE went down to the head of the
stretch, and as I turned to go along
came that railroad train. The mare
vent down the road, scared, and was
eerched upon the seat hanging on. A
wire fence on the side Of the road kept
the mare from boiling.
1T looked like a spill for me, but
hung on like grim death.
"Near the place where the road
turned away from the track 1t ran
close and as we neared that | turned
owar' the cars, expecting to crash
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-11
Always Wheat Trouble,

Wheat. corn. breadstuffs, the staff
OF hfe--this has always been the
agony OF humanity whenever it pro-
crossed into advanced civilization
with dense populations. And along
with the breadstuffs, Of course, all
farm products rose till the people.
wherever on earth they were, groaned
under the increased cost of living and
cried in vain for relief.-Harper's
Weekly.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-11
Strayed or Stolen

j. bay gelding branded ~ on
right thigh
L brown gelding, branded VIZ on
right shoj der.
eight ahont 1900 lbs each.
/ bay gel ing branded on right
shoulder 6
roam geldinr, bald face, branded z
on rlgst shoulder and also branded 6
G1IN on leJt hip. Weight about 100
&sxHA pounds each.
Ten dollars par head for information
that will lead t" their recovery.
A. ARG ENT, Dodson, Mont.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-11
See Homer F. Cox about
building You are going to build.

| - TWIN . OVA dUVUI CHHt
building you are going to build.
jim Cotter's team INDUCED in a
lively runaway one day last week
throwing one of the children out of
the wagon with such force as to
break it's leg. The child was brought
to town and is being cared for at. the
home of Mrs. Rabertory.
If you are going to u'ld and
want an exact bill of lumber fer
1t, see HON II f. Cox. His exper-
fence III the lumber business will
help you out
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-11
Aliens Rejected.

There have been rejected at the
United States ports during the past
year 10.411 aliens. or about 100 per
cent. OF the total number applying for
admission. During the year 1924 war.
rants OF deportation were executed
after the granting OF hearings to tho
arrested aliens, compared with 2.o69
executed during the previous year.
Chicago Examiner.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-11

"Of all your queer American GUS
TOMS" said the Englishman, "and you
have many, you know-oh, yes, very
many-the queerest is that of the OLD
est daughter of the first marriage Of
woman who has been married twice
wearing her mothers first wedding
ring"
How Ia that?" said the American
woman. "That sounds rather com
plicated. am afraid I didn't Just
catch it."
The Englishman repeated.
I'm the two weeks that / have been
lin New York." he calculated still
further, II have met four maiden
ladies Of IS to IS years of age who
wore wedding rings. l asked for an
explanation, and each time found
that 1t was the ring with which tho
tady's father married her mother.
When the mother married again she
gave the ring to her oldest daughter.
Don't you think that queer?"
II certainly do" said the American
woman, still can't believe that It II
Z national custom or should have
beard Of it before. "-New York Press
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-11

More JOHN DEERE plows and
farm implements sold than all other
makes put together. Why? Ask
Kilduff.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-11

Where charity is concerned, some
give according to their means and
some according to their meanness.
wedding Ring Arrangement That
EngIishman Thought Queer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
WANTED-TO RENT

*WANTED-To rent on shares suite in
modern apartment with lady or married
couple. References exchanged. J, 300 Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
GREATEST WANT OF THE TIME
Pass Up the Bottle, Forget the Can,
Seek Only the NOnrefiIInbIe
Man

Long years have the bottlers demsraod
bottle that can't be refilled. vet so,,,o-
how 1t never was landed, with All tho,,
experiments skilled
But new, say the New York disnotoh..
it's time for the piaudits TO ring, : 49,,
he ups and announces that very dssirs HE
thingi S0'0
Now, IT may be this soldier has don. ..
and It may be the soldier has no, e.
often the story's been spun Il nssds 40, .
denoe hight on the spot. But, LEAVING tb.t
pertinent question for later advioes 10 a.
eide' we hasten to make the suggestion
perhaps with natural pride, that ,stsas
OF bottle declining again to be fIled-or
can-the country is certainly pininK for
a real, nOnrefillabls mani
Some men read a "slop-over' pGper. with
Stiffness reelSinE and CUFF" with no NOR
OF brains than taPir, and yet very fun
OF the STUFF They carry the earnest i'm
preston around they are filled to the neck
with all that is worth the possession. ana
then when they meet with a check vvb.r
the facts and the views are exploded thew
so back, these innocent men, All smntv
and nice and unloaded, and get themselves
filled up AEainl
And others stand round while A shsuts,
with wrinkles all back Of his head, a
famous, a fool out-and-suter, works a
voice that would jOstle the dead. He "a.
serts all Is wrong they believe It, He SAVE
he is right; they "snthuse." Laws dawn
the law; they receive II. He abuses IiIrs
sin; they abuse. In a word, they are tust
what he wills en-! and there a. thsy
stand on the spot. that particular orsto,
fills EN- with load Of particular rotl
The time passes ~; they awaken-foT
SomStimeH such people Gwaks-ana fnd
they were muehly mistaken; the fillinR is
nothing but fake. But % these same pso-
pie refuse 70 be nllel with his tvaAdls
aEainf Do they Psintedly fail TO "enthussr
10 the "stur' they were IwallovinF thenf
Why, bless ysul they cluster a. thielIy
a. ever they elustsrsd bSfOrs; they vant
10 get nfss ~ - Suiekly the fellow must
find IL borSl
Which IL why We remarked IN beginning
that bottle that can't - rofillsd a a
thing that Il uSSful and Wiminr-that N
II II works as It's Billed but the eountrv
At present ts NEEDING much more than that
style OF can, some scheme OF a Esniua
exceeding for a real nenEsflIabis man.
ChisaEo InteV Ocean
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming
october "a 1910. Sealed proposals IN trtpii-
cate will be received al this office until
$50 a. m., mountain time, Friday, Ootober
3, 1910, at which time they will be opsned
IN public, for the construction OF a steam
heating plant IN Subsistence Storehouse
10. ga. post plans). Fort D. A. Russell
wyoming, Plans No. 4-lOn. Plans and
specifications for the inspection OF bidders
are on file In this office; also the office
q the Chief QuaFtermaster Department
Of the Missouri, Omaha, Nebraska; Chief
Qunrtermaster, Department OF the Colo
rado, Denver, Colorado, and the Secretary
OF the Builders Exchange. ST. Paul Mime
sofa. Proposed blanks and general in
structions TO bidders may be had upon APP
plicatiOn 70 this office The government
reserves the right 20 reject any or ali
bids OF any part thereof Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be indorsed
Proposals Tor heating plant subsistence
at0rehouse. No. ga Fort ID. A. Russell
Wye. 70 be opened Oct 81 1910" and adj
dressed TO r S. ARMSTRONG, Captain
a or, Mr., 9th u s. Cavalry, Constructing
Quartermaster, Room s. Keefe Hall,
Cheyenne. Wyoming. ootl7-is-ls-Sa26-a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17

est OF the season Lambs have suffered
more than any other class Of stock. In
between kinds especially, and net declines
have been going back into the country
around $3.50 indicating an extreme quota
ssiii,s 90 90, Ne9'1m we,ghis nave ot sen
pee-wee order IS low as N.OO
Feeder sheep are also lower but compc-
uuon from packers has been more pro-
nounced I'm this branch Of the trade and
Sood Kinds do not show reductions greater
than 2@c IS compared with last week z
@90, or better while the same Kind OF
stock sold little, II any higher a week ago.
GOOD ones ssii,. p6, Ct ., S6SS asSlbe notsp,
ungs, while scarce, weakened In swpathy
with lamb declines, and arc closing 15d25C
5 Sp t6 q9 eS6 handy weights are duotNble
The market for fat stock opened little
lower but sorts have been light and any
general trade closing on muof 'ho same
pasis a. week ago. High dressing lambs
b bTs wanted St sSSq6l5, while. ystlhsrs a,
saiely quotable, A few strings OF short
ted stuff were Included I'm the weeks run,
finish and farmers are urged to keep this
class or stock off OF the market at least
uq NJ the western run Is out OF the way.
otterngs have been very good, and today
Is finding only few odds and ends stll
II hrst hands, At times, OF course, all Of
ne stutt did not reach the scales on day
Of arrival, but this condition was largely
que to more or less contingency in delivery
and sorting alleys
Quotauons on grass stock: Good to
sSholee lambs, t650d675; fair to good lambs,
70 =, Si5gS5o; feeding lambs, 4OOd5.75; handy
weight yearlings, NS5d5.25; heavy year
nnss' A4eua. So; feeder yearllngs, A.50d5 90;
5000 70 choice wethers, So S5GfA10 fair to
s y oSSyds wethers, S40a3S5; feeding wethers
tSZogAOO breeding ewes, AOOG5.00; fat
ewes, f23938; feeding ewes, S22553o 90;
Gamers. .L5Odl20O
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17

BHEEP-Ths few doubles Of sheep LAd
lambs received today made UP q supply
too small fer Building up q market and
the list Of values remained unchanged
Trade during the weak has bean heavily
ing all single day records a. this point and
the weeks receipts surprising the reeord
around $4,000 head sf sheep ana lambs
were received, fully 70 per cant Of this
number consisting Of feeders.
The demand fer this class OF stock while
ample was not active enough 80 sustain
last weeks level Of prices and the market
broke sharply on Monday as a result
aInce that time, the general trend 70
feeder values has been steadily downward,
current quotations averaging up the low
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade

CHICAGO. oct. 16-Taking a hint from
continental European markets, all OF which
closed today at an advance, wheat here
finished with net gain of sc to $40
NC. The end Of trading left corn down mc.
oats or shade to Nc and hog products
varying from 21zo loss to a rise OF 15o
Although Liverpool at night was slightly
lower for wheat than twenty-four hours
previous, continental quotations were de-
cldedly firm and we're supposed to reflect
less favorable Argentina crop reports. Ant
werp advanced 1hc, and on flour Paris
was up 2hc.
Faltering prices northwest and corn weak
ness locally counted against the bulls. but
these influences were more than offset by
the fact that primary arrivals for the week
were 100000 bushels less than a year ago
Expectation OF smaller world shipments
formed another source of support. Through
out the day, as whole, short sellers were
unusually sdarce 10 not actually tin1td. The
close was firm at nearly best prices Of the
session, December ranged from 94Jto TO s7jIo
and Sbo, with final sales 40 up at s5ho
to $40.
New low records were again in corn. De-
cember tuctuated between 461kc and [71kc
closing net lower, but firm at 47hc Cash
corn ruled weak No. yellow in the latest
trading was 49c to 49tlc
oats rallied little with wheat at the
last December sold from 30ho to 81hc and
finished shade off at S0%c to s0ko
Provisions showed firmness. Final quo
tauons were unchanged to sc to &c higher
for pork; 21to down to PIC to &c up Tor
to 15c. ~
The leading futures ranged a. follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
NEW YORK GENERAL MARK
Quotations of the nay on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, Oct l5.-FLOUR-Quiet;
spring patents, S5.25d6.50 winter straights,
clears, A15q4 4O winter extras, No. l. $3.50
S.R; winter extras No. 2, So 3Jd355; Kan
sas straights, S47Od4SO. Rye flour steady;
ttlL 10 5000, NvVu426; choice to fancy,
A25q4.40. Buckwheat flour, quiet S2S5 per
100 lbs
CoRNMBAL-Quiet: fine white and yell
.,99S NSOal4O' coarse, N.SOa1.Sj; kiln dried,
WHEAT-spot market steady; No. red,
Sl'OO elevator, and Sl.O01z, I. o. b., afloat;
No 2 northern, Duluth, llSA T. o. b.,
atloati futures market was quiet, but
prices we're steady on weekend covering
ana better cables than expected from both
net higher, December, $1.O2 9-l6d1.O3 closed,
t,02ssi May, $1Whg1O7h; closed $LO71s.
COHN-Spot market steady; No 2, 574ac,
elevator domestic basis, to arrive, and
6ihc' I. o. b., afloat; futures market was
without transactions, closed unchanged to
20 net advance; December closed, 65kc:
oATS-spot market steady; standard
white, 3111c No. 2, CSC; No. g. SIC; No. 4,
86ci futures market was without transact
lions, closing h9ho net advance; october
closeQs &c December S11hc; May, 39ikc.
FEED-Quiet western spring bran in
iVC-lb sacks, S2175d21.s5; standard mid
1ling, lOO-l5: sacks, $23OOq23.S5; city, 100
HAY--steady; prime, $40; No. /, S11s1ha
LI5i 40. 2 N;OOaLO5; No. 3, s5cq$10O
,AOPS-Steady; state. common to choice,
is sy ISQ;SS6c; 1909 l7q2Oc; Pacific coast, 1910,
HIDES-Firm; Central America. dc:
Bogota, aIh9221kc.
-LBATHER-Ftrm; hemlock firsts, $50
jeots, 16Q17c.
TALLoW--stesdy; prime city, Ahds., 7Ho;
country. 7%dShc.
PRO VISlONS-Pork, steady; mess, S21 90
g4;6Oi FAMILY, $500; short clear, 500 Goa
500 Beef, market steady; mess $1,000
1850; FAMILY, Sl9OO420O0; beef hams, $22 Goa
Jaw cut meats, quiet; picked bellies 10 10
u iosi $l5.00q1S00; picked hams, $1A6Od
IoVO Lard steady middle west prime, S12 rs
gl2S5i refined steady; continent Si3 20:
1850 T'''' 'O'i'pouiu' |IV@oa
to special, 25d32c.
EGGS-Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby brown, fancy, S4g35c state, Penn
ssylvania and nearby gathered brown. ain
SSSci fresh gathered, extra firsts. 2s5EDSOc;
IreSh gathered. firsts, 261aQ271kc; fresh
gathered, seconds, 24d251Rc: fresh gathered
dlrues,. No. / candled, 21a22c; fresh gath,
cred, dirtles, No candled, 10000.
CHEESE-Steady; state, whole milk, spe-
claL lbAQllc; fancy, 1910; choice, l4& a
l5c good 10 prime, 14d1l1hc; common 10
iisS,lr, llal3%o; skins, full to special l2d
PoULTRY-AHve, steady; spring chick
ems l4c; fowls, 14d16o; turkeys, 126l5c.
Dressed, quiet western broilers, l76Il9c:
western fowls, 1491so; western spring tur-,
keys, 14q25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17

Cash quotations were ais follows:
FLOUR-Quieti winter patents, SL90dD4 95
stralghts, S4.OG3476i spring straights, 81. s.
@A75; bakers, tS.60q6.O5.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, sO@S5c; fair
to eholSs mating, 7iq7sO,
No, northwestern, s2.6S Timothy, $500
$50. Glover, tS.oOalS.75.
RR & ;So pork Der Dbl $500
sides, doose) si6OOG1iOo short clear ' si Li
(boxed) tl1.SG11.6O
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were
1,064OOO bu,, compared with 1,271, 900 blu. the
corresponding d DAY yssr ago; Estimated
2s7 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs. 1900 head.
Chicago Cash Prtces-Wheat: Nc. z red.
seqs5oi No, 5 red sz31gs614ci No. 2 hard,
iosai1i; No, serinT. hoS1.iO. Corp 1HriRSo o
cash, 4sa4s4o No, 3 4sNqlsoi No, 2 white lite,
yeiioW, ~ SSS; No. yellow S, tsk rs q
Oats: No, z, S0hc; No, white, S2d32&c; No
white, So1t0slAo; No. 4 white, sOlI 95oSt c -;
+ BUTTEFzstsadyi oreameriss. a4eso,
Edds1steady, at mark. cases included,
lS1t92l1 &c; receipts Ase4 cases; trsts, &c;
CHEEsE-steady; daisies, l5IIa15sl c.
twins, 14%915c; young Americas. 1916; long
AToEs-steady; choice to fancy. 5oa
| &c; fair to good, l0d45c
POULTRY-Steady; turkeys. lie; fowls,
/ ME; springs, uhc.
| VEAI-steady; 50 TO 60-lb. weights. sd1Oc,
90 OF BIB. weights, s1sg1O5koi s. 10 liO-lb
/ weights, 12diSc.
| RYE-Cash, TO
| BARLEY-Cash, e0R77c.
TIMoTHY-Cash, N5Oas5o; March, tsst
CLovER-cash, tu.Ooa185Oi October
| S1A3.
/ chicago Receipts: Wheat, 81 cars; corn.
SH a. WTbSst a ears. earn ~ 10. 70. ZION
\ 100 cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
WANTED-TO BUY

BEST price paid for Sd-hand furniture.
carpets clothing ana shoes. Tel D. S97L
Secondhand clothing; party afternoon
dresses, John Feldman. ID. 812S; A-2636
WANTED-Small bone mill TO grind
chicken feed. A. T. Ayres. 4027 Seward 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17

POSITION wanted by lady stenographer
% years OF age, in some town In either Ne.
braska or an adjoining state with from
800 TO 2OOO inhabitants. Good references
nished, Address 716 Daily Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Outiok lie for Continued Fair over
Sunday, with Little Change.

OhAt1As OCl. 10, 1917,
Fair weather continues general in the
central valleys and throughout the west.
with the exception of showers that have
VoCurred IN the extreme southwest within
the last tWenty-four hours, and a Generally
unsettled condition. that prevails in that
secuon this morning. Considerable cloudi-
ness still prevails in the upper Mlssissippi
valley and east over the lake region TO the
nkuenuc coast, but the weather is generally
.Sir thfoughout the east. Temperatures
are slightly lower along the Atlantic coast
IN the west gulf states and throughout the
lake region. They are higher in Che Mis-
sour valley and the northwest and are
higher generally on the Pacific slope. An
area OF high pressure continues over the
greater portion of the west, and the OUT
look IL favorable for Continued fair
weather in this vicinity tonight and sun
perature, "
Temperature and PRECIPITATION in Omaha
Tor the last twenty-four hours, compared
with the preceding three years, is as fol-
lows: 1910 1ooa iuSs it65
Precipitation ............. 90 90 OO a.
Normal temperature for today, IS degrees.
II Al inches. -
Deficiency corresponding period in 1909,
]. go inches
Deficiency corresponding period in 1909
S.6S inches.
L. A WELSH. Local FOrecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
/" - Ut
WESTERNS.

HOGS-Hog trade opened fully 90 higher
than yesterday and improved as the morn
ing advanced The Nxtreme Oless found
prices just about lie higher indicating an
average advance OF fully 1Oc. Supplies
were moderate, consisting mainly of heav-
les, and with the demand from all quarters
active, q complete clearance was made
within two hours after the opening.
Heavy hogs moved around IS. S51845 with
good mixed grades of various weights at
$3.50 and better. Bacon weights were
scarce and commanded the usual premium
over lard hogs, best lights selling at Sa.S
dicatihg a spread Of 0.5oaS.6o on this class
Of stock.
Moderate receipts during the week and
freer movement Of provision stocks re-
Gently, are credited with most OF the i'm
provement in hog prices. Net advances are
right around 15dSOc, all weights selling
more readily than last week.
n. .A-At
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
RECEIPTS.

Cattle-Receipts OF cattle were so small
thls morning as to be equivalent to moth
ing out Tor the week arrivals have been
large, the total being 4O,51O head as against
8b,SO2 head one week ago, and 81, S35 head a
year ago. Considering the large run the
market as a whole, has been in very sat
Isiaotory condition as viewed from a SELL
er's standpoint.
The beef supply has consisted almost en-
ureiy OF cattle from the western range.
At the beginning of the week the large re-
celpts created little easier market but
any decline that may have taken place
was fully made up later on and at the
close beef steers are safely strong to a little
higher than last week. Cornfed steers have
been scarce throughout the week and as
there has been some little inquiry for
them, they have generally commanded
GOOD, strong prices. and at the close OF the
week are selling little higher than last
Cows and heifers showed some weakness
at the beginning of the week, but they
TOO, strengthened up later on and, at the
close OF the week, are @eully steady with
some OF the best grades possibly little
stronger than last week. Bulls have been
good sellers all the weak at steady prices
Good light, native calves have sold fully
steady, the top on that kind being 100
Heavy and medium calves on the other
hand have broken badly, being around sea
800 lower than the high time a week or
Strictly good to choice yearlinEs and 2
year-old cattle Of good colors have cen-
other hand plain cattle OF inferior grades
have all shown more or less weakness
and dizziness and at the close are 15425c
lower than one week ago. Still at the close
Of the week everything is cleaned up and
the market is in good healthy condition.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
cholee beef steers 50. 50eD7. 80; fair to coed
beef steers, s.. 6o16.50; common to fair beef
steers, q. 56qs so; good 70 oholcs COWS and
helters, 8 .25d5.26; fair to good cows and
heifers g. 4oE4:Si common to, fair cows
ers and feeders, "a. 1905. IS; fair to good
stockers and feeders, 81. O0GD4 40: common 10
fair stockers and feeders, g .25Qt.75; stock
heiferB. SO. 0ofp4 %. veal calves, 81. BOlDT 90:
bulls, stays. etc. t5.0oa150o
Quotations on range cattle: Choice to
prime beeVes, IS 1906 rs; good to choice
beeves, $5.2595,75; fslr to good beeves, "a. 80
@6 20; common to fair beeyes. So. 70a4 20;
choice cows S4O064 .65; fair to good grades.
IS. 1904 90; Gamers and cutters. S2.7bD3. %;
good to choice feeders, A.s0i16 90: fair to
good feeders, "a. 25d44.75.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17
st. Louis Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 15.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head, including 400 Texans
market steady; native shipping and ex.
butcher steers S4569 I 5o% steers under
1000 lbs, $500 a 900; stockers and feed.
ers, $3.50 a $50; COWS and heifers, $500
500; calves, S6.25g900; Texas and Indian
steers, S4.oo47.ooi cows and hetfers, $500
HOGS Receipts, 400 head; market
Ice higher; pigs and lights $s.5049.62h
sutehsts and best heavy, 1905 q s.22h y.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 200
S.sou4SS; lambs, N.OOq71O; culls and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-17

CarlOt Receipts.