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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

special meeting of the Board u Education was
held yesterday afternoon, at four O'clock Commits
siOner Smyth in the chair.
petition was received from the Board OF
Trustees for the Twenty-irst ward, protesting
against the alteration in the salaries of the teachers
in that district. The petition represented further
that such alterations had been effected by question
able means and were very unjust in so far as they
changed the positions of certain teachers. For
these reasons the petition requested the Board to
vacate the action taken.
The Finance Committee reported that the Board
of AppOrtiOnment had notified the Board Of E,luca-
ton that $200o,000 had been appOrtloned for the
uses OF the Board during the eight months OF the
year from May !, and they recommended that
troller. The estimated expenses for these eight
months would be $l,064,0S4, in which the salaries
OF teachers was the largest item-$l, 0o0 Strict
economy, however would be necessary in view OF
the increase in the salaries OF teachers recently
made.
The Finance Committee also reported resou
ton asking the Board of Apportonment to make q
further appropriation OF Sl4S for the purposes OF
the Board of Education, that sum being absolutely
necessary for the repair OF buildings, &C., and the
proper support of the department. The resolution
was passed.
A resolution was also reported requesting the
Of Education at the City Chamberans office, the
sum of S65,o00, the sum remaining unpaid OF the
100000 appropriated by the act of April 1871 tor
the construction OF the Normal School and College.
The resolution was laid over under the rule.
The Board then adjourned.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, juno S, 1872
bales Exports to Great Britain, 1877. Stock 1852.
Nrw ORLEANS. June s, 1872
Cotton nominal; mddlings, &c Net receipts "a bales
Gross, IS Sales, LOO Stock 1860.
MOBILE, June 5, 1872
~ bales sales, 2Oo Stock, S,l27
Cotton quiet but firm; mddlings Csc. 25Jsc Net re.
ceipts, I53 bales Sales, 2i0 Stock 1920
CHARLESTON, June g. 1872.
Cotton Arm; middlings 25lsc. Net receipts 80 bales
Exports coastwlse, ,55S. Sales, So Stock, 645s.
LOUISVILLE, June s. 1s72
Tobacco active, very Arm and unchanged Sales go
hhds.
CHICAGO, June s, 1872
Flour dull and nominal Wheat quiet higher, but ire
81 49, seller june sold al 81 A. 81 5o seller July sold at
u asa No. sprcg quiet at 81 49, 81 1915. No. do
81 ~. Corn active and higher sales OF No mixed at
sac H1sc, cash or seller June 44zsc, seller July
ected &c oats excited; prices higher; No closed
The sudden rise in Attributable the fact that the
Chicago and Alton and Northwestern Railroad Conpa
MES have ordered their station agents to furnish
cars for the shipment OF oats to Chicago
and further from the fact that q large
operator here controls two.thirds Of the
he anxious TO cover outstanding contracts dull at
7Uc 72c for No Barley dull and nominal nj S5c 5sc
Tor NO 2a Whiskey In fair demand and lower closing
at e8lsc Pork quiet and unchanged at $I2 Is Si2 %
cash Sl2 4oa 81 ~ seller July Lard advanced aud In
at 90 Da for choice to extra Hogs opened firm but
Kingston, Asc. Receipts-60 bbls aour, 900 bushels
wheat s270V do. lOO0j do SO00 do. rye NO0
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RAID ON DIsORDERLY HOUSES.

Six Houses ssPulled'' in West Thirty
sixth strcet-Thc Inmates Enjoying
jefferson Market Prison.
For some time past the respectable people re-
siding in West Thirty-sixth street have been an
noyed on account of the conduct OF the inmates of
several houses OF ill-repute in that street. A
number of complaints have been made to
Captain Burden, who determined, If pos
sible to abate the nuisance He accordingly
visited Justice Cox at the Jefferson Market
Police Court Tuesday afternoon and procured
warrants for the arrest OF the propretOrs, whom he
charges with keeping dsordcrly houses, where
thieves and disOrdery characters congregate at all
hours of the day and night. Alter the arrest
the inmates were escorted to the station
house in Thirtieth street and subsequently taken
before Justice Cox, followed by large
crowd of curious people, who were anxious to see
them disposed of. The males were discharged with
reprimand, and the females locked up in default of
$500 bail each Tor their future good behavior. The
prOprietors were locked up in default OF $1,000 bail
each to answer a charge OF keeping disOrderly
houses. similar raid will soon be made by Cap
tain Burden, who is DESTROYS OF driving this class of
people from his precinct.
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A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

The mystery connected with the death OF William
Norris, youth Of eighteen years, recently en-
ployed on board the soop North America, Captain
Jabez Lyon, who died few days ago in Bellevue
Hospital, was yesterday satisfactorily explained
before Coroner Schirmer at the City Hall. While in
partially delirous state William told the hospital
surgeon that he had been struck on the head with
u marlinespike, which aroused a suspicion against
Captain Lyon who had taken the boy TO the hospi-
tai. The Captain explained the particulars OF the
to the hospital authorities but the explanation
was not recorded on the books Captain Lyon, who
lives In Rockland county, observing by last sun
days HERALD that he was wanted, fastened down
to the city, and yesterday produced several wit
injuries accidentally 1t appears that on the 5th OF
May, while Norris, with others, was at work on the
deck OF the vessel, he was accidentally struck on
the head with an iron crank used for hosting the
sails, and received q fracture OF the skull From
that time Till his death the youth seemed not to
know how he had been injured.
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The Treasury Unable to Buy the Amount
Advertised For.
ADVANCE IN RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
Uhe Southern state Bonds
Lower.
STOCKS "OFF" AND WEAK.
DECLINE IN ERIE AND ST. PAUL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, |
WEDNESDAY, June So p M.
On Change to-day Hour in better demand
and strong Wheat was dull and firm. Cotton was
quiet and firm
The money market was easy and unchanged. The
business on stocks was chiefly at per cent and
hmong the government dealers ut a per cent.
: Prime paper was quoted a ~ per cent discount.
Foreign exchange heavy early in the day on
sales of borrowed bills which were disposed Of at
aO9si and 1lOA for long and short prime sterling,
but recovered and closed steady at previous quota
lions. Prime bills on Paris were quoted 5.1Sa4 for
sixty day and 5.13M for sight.
GOLD UNsEITLED-114a4 TO 1l426.
Gold opened strong under the influence Of the
days heavy shipment of specie, and advanced to
A144 the highest point of the season, and only 20
per cent lower than the highest figure of the year
1S7l The shipment was, in round numbers
t1,500,0O0 inclusive OF only $4,000 silver. After
midday the clique seemed DESTROYS OF depressing
the market against the gold sale of the government
Tomorrow, and, by considerable realization, worked
the price down to 114S, although, the afternoon
advanced, the estimates OF tomorrow's specie ship
ment as high as 100000. In addition to their
Desire to make a lower price for the government
gold the clique were, doubtless, impressed with a
little apprehension that the Bank OF England
rate might be reduced in the morning to 81 per
GENT, which Is about the rate for money in Germany
Holland and Belgium, Time was when the Bank Of
England mistress OF this matter of the discount
rate, but with the more rapid means Of communi-
cation now existing between the great money CEN
eres Of Europe, the wealthy Continent, and Ger
many especially since the war; is likely to regulate
khe interest question less arbitrarily. We have seen
in the past year little rdicue attach to the action
pr the venerable gentlemen OF the Bank for holding
;u;,, hale fha
rate OF Lombard street and wondering at the con-
tumeliOus rebellion OF the money market. These
hre days when Old idols are falling and among
those careening over is the figure OF Mammon, as
Erected in the temple OF the Old Lady OF Thread
needle street. The Treasury disbursements on
account of interest and redeemed 1ve-twenties
amounted to $205, O00 The course of the gold mar
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POLICE MATTERS.
The street Cleaning Contract and the
Police Estimates.

Police Estimates.
The Board of Police Commissioners held pro-
tracted meeting yesterday afternoon, at which the
arrangements for buying the street cleaning con-
tract from Mr.. Brown were extensively gone into,
and, as far as could be ascertained, everything Is
progressing favorably towards an easy solution OF
the question. The Commissioners expect the nego-
tiations will be closed to-day and the work OF clean
ing the streets will at come into their hands.
IL Is the intention OF the Board to have
the streets cleaned every day all over the city
those in the most arstocratlc portion of the town
during the morning, after the servants have swept
the sidewalks and put the ashes and garbage boxes
out. The others in the poorer and more populous
districts will be cleaned during the day and in
some of the wards the work isto be done twice in
sweeping OF the streets, as well as those above
regularly employed by the Department on salaries
and retained in their positions
DURING GOOD BEHAVIOR.
The object Of this is that the men can be sent at
any tlme 10 any part OF the city TO perform what
ing OF the streets. The police estimates for the
year that have been cut down by the Comptroller
were also discussed and several measures recon-
mended to bring the force down to meet the
first estimate sent in by the Commissioners was
based upon a list given to the Comptroller
IN December last. lie then requested the Board
10 reconsider the expenses OF the headquarters OF
the department., which was accordingly done and
the amount decreased by some $50, 900 in addition
ment was handed over to him in return for SIS 600
to build two new station houses. The list of the
employees at Police Headquarters just sent out from
the ComptrOlers office Is the original one handed
to Mr. Green in December, and represents num-
Der OF men who have no place whatever with that
institution. The police boat is also tackled on TO
the catalogue, but she has no more connection
with
THE CENTRAL OFFICE
than any patroman In the city. The boat is q
separate precinct commanded by captain and
sergeants who are responsible Just the same as any
commander OF any other precinct in the city 1t is
just rs idle to insist that number OF poorly paid
Woodworking CLERKS shall he discharged to pre-
tend that cutting down Of the required estimates
does not entail u reduction OF the force. The
machinery of such department az that OF the
police Is extensive and intricate, and the
clerks employed mt the Central ONCE, what there
are OF them, are just as necessary to the public
service as the patromen. The Comptroller has
visited Police Headquarters since his determination
to cut down the supplies, and it is understood he
intends to reconsider his recent action ana will
lend all his aid to the commissioners to put the
force upon footing to meet the requirements Of
the community.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 4
per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared $40, 305, 900
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,434,4 65
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,Sl2,540
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The following shows the exports, exclusive OF
specie, from New York to foreign ports, for the
week ending June and since the beginning of the
year,
1870. 1871. 1872
For the week. 81 3i3752 $4,5S3,162 S3,S3l,742
Prev. reported 7lg44,3l9 97,02S,619 SS,540,IS5
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Since Jan. l.. $40, 10l SOL, ol0,Al s92,37, 9.

since Jan. l.. ,lOl $l0l0lO,44l S92,3Il s2I
THE TREASURY PURCHASE or BONDS.
The offerings OF bonds at the Sub-Treasury were
only 81, $3.50, 45o although the amount advertised for
was s2OoO,OoO. The prices at which they sub
United ranged from 1l4.34 to l14.99. The Treasury
Department took the price of gold to be 1l4A, q
limit which confined the purchases to only 1926 $780,
Nt 1l4.34 114.49.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list opened strong, and even
after the decline in gold remained steady the
small offerings at the bTreasury revealing the
present scarcity OF the supply on the market. With
the reaction in gold to 1l4}s prices syieded the
smallest fraction, but, while the currency prices
have fallen of trne, the gold prices have adj
ganced. Outside OF this last onsideration-which
1s only entertained by the bankers who have
foreign connections-a reaction lin currency
salues) was not unexpected, and was less than an
ticipated in view OF the fact that some issues
"a the '67s, for instance, have advanced
over o per cent within the past four
or five months. The profits thus offered
have tempted good deal OF realization, and the
wonder is that the market has not been weak.
The following were the closing quotations.
United States currency skies Has 1I47S |;
do. do, 1881, registered, 114& rs; do do cou-
pom, 12OA a 120s; do. fve-twenties registered NAV
and November, 1147s 115; do. do, 1862 coupon,
d. 1l47s 49, do. do 1884, do. do, 114ys IFS; do
do 1865, do. do l15ss 1851 do. do, 1867 regis
tered, January and July, 1897 l13k do. d. 1866,
coupon, do, 117i4 a73s do do, 1857, do. d. 1l7z.
D Ils; do. d. 1863, do. do, 117s4 us; do. ten
forties, registered Ills 1l17s; do. do, coupon,
li2ss q 1929; do. hvcs OF 1881, registered, 49,
lls>l; do do, coupon, 1884, ll31s
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were moderately active and
FIRM The Central Pacific nrsts advanced 3, los on
The favorable exhibit OF earnings, and Union nrsts
tce4. The following were the bids at the regular
hail.
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Wheat quiet but steady at 81 % 81 ~ for No
Chicago and Milwaukee The sales were confined To
about 81 coo bushels 81 6S for Chicago aoat 81 0 for
red State 81 10 for amber Michigan and 81 90 and 81 ~
tor red Western Corn active and rmer steamer
The sales foot up bushels at &C. 64c seamer
white do, SIC. Ssc for white Southern, 73c 73sc for
yellow do Csc for Western mixed first twenty five days
OF june &c. sellers all June Oats dun and lower
the sales only about 20N bushels, &c SIC for
Western mixed CLOSING at 52c, DC 55c. white.
Barey-saes 800 bushels prime Canada at ST. o. Rye
continued entirely nominal
FREIGHrs.-The market Tor berth freights compare
lively quiet owing to the rmness of owners, who gene
rally demanded higher rates especially for grain. There
fair inquiry tor suitable vessels for grain be-
You'd this there little call vessels purpose
Rates remained about steady. The engagements =
To Liverpool, by steam 300 boxes cheese 3Os
sail 1909 bushels grain 6lsd $50 bbls. rosn Is Cd
Glasgow by steam, q 5U bushels grain, SID To Bre-
men, 400 cases tobacco lbs per 40 feet $1,000 bushels
grain, Cork for orders 5s sd3d. ii dirct; an
Austrian bark, m quarters grain same voyage S. M-or
If direct AID. Off; Norwegian bark 1000 quarters gran
to Pcnarth Roads orders, II direct I'D.
Italian bark, 24O quarters grain, Sd
OF; an Italian bark, $500 quarters grain, voyage
and rate; British brig, Loo quarters grain voy
age, at 5s an Italian bark from Philadelphia to port
British brig, from Philadelphia Continental port
400 bbls refined petroleum, on private TERMS Norwe-
gian bark, hence to London 900 bbls. refined petroleum.
As Sd. Norwegian brig, go tons porp,
Wilmington TO Cork, for orders the United King.
DOM naval stores, S. for spirits and 6
German bark S4 tons TO Bremen, general cargo lump
MoLAssEs.-The market dull. No sales were re-
ported but prices were not quotably changed. We
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not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted
CoFrEK.-The market showed a little more life, and
continued firm We learn OF sales u 800 bags Santos
Catharine Ol2 bags Rio, South America; 1850 bags
do San Josanto and oS2 bags do North America,
all on D. T. We quote Ordinary cargoes, i5c i51sc.;
fair do, l6ltc Tc.: good do Use. lSc prime do,
shc lssc. gold in bond, % 80 days; Maracaibo Ice
ALIKE. Lasuayra Tie lsc; g Domingo in bond, lSc.
n l31sc. Java, fo1sc. 1886, gold, in bond.
FLouR AND tiRAis-Recepts-Flour $3.50 bbIs. wheat,
1900 bushels; 2l5350 do. meal LOO bbs and
200 bags, oats 5sl5 bushels; rye, S,45D do The -four
market ruled quiet but steady The transactions
confined TO immediate sales since last up
600 bbs which 20 bbs southern and 300 bbls
rye. Corn meal continued dun and easy, but quota
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 1s72-TRIPLE SHEET

DO barley, 1900 cattle and 1000 hogs Shipments
oats, 1000 cattle
BUFFALO, June 6, 1872.
Lake impors-Flour $500 bbs wheat a. s76 bushels;
corn inzzS 90 barley ly4 rs do Canal shipments-t0
I1oyTwnes1 Si3p bushels corn lst $50 do oats 1855
no. 10 Little s-Corn 1000 bushels oats, 1000 do.
Ralrqsd p IN ~ bushels
sc corn rr lie oats The market i dun and stag
spring c cSa IS 70 Wheat dun and quiet no changes
Ssc 20 ~ bushels In small lots at 5c Sc Oats MONT
zoe Western, zoe 75c Canada, soc 9oc Provisions
at an advance OF 70 per cent
0swEGo, N ", June &, 1872.
No spring ~ . for amber winter, $40 % for white
winter, $0 % Tor double extra Wheat quiet; No Mil
yankee Clue held at 81 g. and No Minnesota club at
2! x; sales 81 Two cars Nos and Milwaukee club at
81 49, Corn dun and lower sales OF 5000 bushels at zoe
lots at &c LOO DO yeliow at CSC Barley rye and peas
se5ted per ewt M,ieea unchsnged at s2o for shorts,
MiShwinsss sold At sc Canal feghts7wheat 7s corn
and "a 90 to New York Railroad Ieights.Fi9nr to Bos-
lake2S@ hushsi wheat 500 do barley and isi7 oo
feet OF lumber shipments by canalSD0 bushels wheat
$3.50 do. barley, and l,669C0O feet OF lumber.
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WEDNESDAY, June SIS p. M.
CorroN-The demand from spnners for cotton ON the
spot fair. but from other the inquiry
very limited exporters fact being entirely of the
market Prices advanced &c. per h. all grades the
market closing firm at the Improvement For future de-
livery business again active at about yesterdays
prices The sales up as follows
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MoLAssEs.-The market dull. No sales were re.
orted, but prices were not quotably changed. We

n Auc
NAVAL sroREs.The market for spirits turpentine was
act and shade better az WAS taken that was offered
urn AZ ,Sat price Kosin lar demand and arm
sa ae Il $ 81 8 at ss Il DO s a. aG No. and = III
ae at 70 o. Tar remained quiet but irm sales 10 bbs
PErRoLEuM-on Change to-day the market for refined
yasdm and shade easier but with little disposition
June at z8,c Crude, in bulk, remained nrnl, although
Saph1ha was entirely at is e. IN haEs
order Case oil was dun and unchanged quoted at 2sc
Tn q upper and sa on the
s1d s sa
s bsyo FOR r m1 :, pork was very qns but firm
easier and quiet sales 50 boxes short clear at Sc: city
mSdsraie demand f he @arEes
f ndia se SIS 3 Beer S SIS and
Of sale but steady within the range Of So SIS Gut
meat were In limited request and steady We hear
shs Snsa sIader at as Quotations remained I'M
frner but continued quiet. Sales 100 erees at siae
cash. and Cop tierc = 9r June at 9c July quoted at
dq!l and unchanged quoted al SEE e'' was
cdI"a NJ r. gne and Sa d Sales erees
200 bags Rangoon at sac. a 7l4c
without essential change. We have only to note
sales Of ahhds pemarara at % hhds rorto Rico
yate Terms Refined remained steady at former figures
Sac, fair TO good fair refining, SIC sac: good
S pr d@e &C. TO- ano % e to good FgOcer s
hhds and boxes 9sc l04c: moasses, hbds and boxes
standard Nos to- sac g. Do 10 TO u gc. g1c;
40 10 70 10 loe iosc. 90 10 g ~ loSc lc do ~
Common to prime refining, Sc. &c fair TO choice gro
Gerry, vac. Oc. Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos TO u
5stc agac Jaya-Dutch standard, Nos. 10 10 r. 9l6c
Hsc Manla-superior and extra superior Tao. sssc
srEARINE remained nominal, IN the absence ransac
tons; quoted at 10c for choice tierccs
TALLow was firm and in fair demand. Sales 123 hbds
at slice for city, 9ac. for Western and slice com
wHIsKEY-Recepts 6s7 bbls The market was n triae
better. Sales 10 bbls. at 9c Gle, chiefly latter
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Included in the above are 600 bales to arrive For
future delivery basis low middng) the sales
as last evening after three ococ-Iune
26sc notice before the 9th 800 261Sc 200 at
26sl6c July 200 at 27c; August 800 at % l5i5 800
500 at s4lc October looa 2 sl6e 200 AZ Novem
ber 800 at 20ac 200 at 20 II l6c December 1880 20c
Total 800 bales Sales to-day up to three Mune 100
81 % Bile 600 al 2oo at SSc 100 Ct POKE. 600 At
q siec,, NJ 200 at 9 ii,isc July 20 a
27ec 200 at 27c 300 at " 7l6c 100 at PIKE 100 at
27gc, 600 ut "a 5l6c GOD at IKE August 200 at "a &C.,
400 2ac 200 atT 9I6c 800 at 27s 600 at ~ 7l6c 5O
21c, 500 at 2sac, 800 at 7i6c, 800 at 27sc, 90 at
2Sc, At sc 500 a assc, 100 at q II lSc at
Msc, loo at siisc 500 At sasSe At q 5c October
100 at 800 at 22c 400 at z lee Noyeber 500 az
At 2oe 100 at ass % IS 100 at 2osc Total q $50
Up isows;mGalyestcn s. bales New Orleans "a IS
Norfolk, 49,; Baltimore, 8, New York, 40 Total 7s7
Rates cotton to foreign ports closed nominay fol
lowsTo Liverpool, by steam I'D by sail 532d. 36d
To Havre by steam, &c, gold SAIL &c. TO Hamburg by
steam. nd compressed; sail &c TO Bremen by steam
&c. gold, compressed SAIL sc. To Baltic ports, by sail
&c. ic gold To Mediterranean ports, by steam, nc
Wa nntn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-03-23
The Mare for A Farmer.

Every farmer who breeds horses
for his useor the market should at
the outset possess himself of q high
ly formed, powerfully built, we'll
bred mare, standing at least fifteen
hands two inches high, and weigh
ing no less than 1900 pounds in or
binary condition. This mare he
should breed to q thoroughbred
horse of pure pedigree, good form,
great strength and depth of body,
standing on short powerful and
sound limbs. He should at least
be sixteen hands high, and WEIGHING
less than 1900 pounds. From the
union of these we may reasonably
expect q fine animal. The mare
must be at least reasonably well
bred, and ought to be larger it any
thing than the horse. Never breed
to a small or delicate thorough
bred. If you SOW weeds you can
not expect to reap wheat, 1t may
be asked why the same result could
not be attained by breeding your
fine mare to one of the many breeds
of draft horses. 1t might suffice to
say that experience shows it cannot,
but experience rests on reason.
The Thoroughbred and draft horse
are of the same genus, but they are
entirely of different origin.
In form and physical constitution
they are widely different. The
thoroughbred is the highest and
most perfect type of the horse, while
the draft horse is the very lowest.
In physical composition and form
they differ as widely rs the Causa-
sian does from the Ethiopian. If
you breed a superior race with IN
inferior, the product will not be
similar to either. 1t will degrade
the superior ana elevate the grace
Of the inferior. Hence it is called Il
mongrel or grade. If you breed an
inferior race with q lower grade
than a superior, the product will be
inferior to both, because the tenden-
cy of all animals is to revert to the
origin that most strongly predomi-
mates in it. Therefore, if you breed
your quarter or cighth-bred maret to
n coarse Norman, Percheron, ely
desdale, Punch or Lincolnshire
stallion, the product must be infe.
rior to both, because you are not
elovating the standard, but degrad-
moi If