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Hay ana Feedstufrs

Feedstuffs fper toni Bran. $26@27 for white
and s25G28 for red; shorts, $27@2s; middlings
$41142: cracked corn, s41n42; chop feed.
$1Sd 23: evergreen chop feed, $22 In car lots and
$23 iobbInE; oflcaM meal. 20 ton. lots $32 10
cocoanut cake or meal. $27 for 20 and 10 ton
lots 1870 for ton lots and SIS for, small
$1sbo; Eureka meal. carload lots $22. so, jobbins
$23. so.
Hay lper ton)-Fancy wheat hay. light bales
SO. 6Qd21: No. wheat and wheat and oat,
Sit 50d 1880; good to choice do. Sl4.500717.5 30;
barley $i2G15: tame oHt s15I19; wild oat,
t14@1e.50; stock hay. $10g12; alfalfa. $12d
14sB6. ese
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Refined Sugar market

The. western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows, net cash: Fine granulated. Sc; can
ners' granulated &c; fruit granulated. Sc: crys-
tai dominos. lb cartons in cases. s.S0c: do 2 10
cartons in cases. 930c; monarch bar, $3.50; tab
lets in half bbls, $500; do in . y boxes.
xxx powdered, b.10c; confectioners A. Sc;
beet granulated 4.s0c; extra g. 4.50c, golden G.
4 4oc: d, 4.30c. Barrels and so 10 bags 10c.
half bbls 25c; boxes SOC more per 100 lbs than
for bags Of 100 lbs net, Bar In 35 and 40 lb
tins $40 more, in and 10 lb tins. s235 more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grade In 100
lb bags.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes as follows: Grannlated basis.
Sc: G. i b. nne standard. Sc; coarse dry granu-
lated, &c; confectoners A, &c; berry. Sc; pow
dered. ioc; cubes B.25c; "fIigrade'. bar. 1850
brick. in half bblsj. 52oc: bricks tin 25 ib
boxes) s. .75c; crystal dominos % ID cartons In
cases., S. SOC; do 2 ID cartons In cases 95oc;
extra fine dry gssnniated 600 Il A bags s. only
4.5oc. Additional per 100 lbs: In bbls snd 90
lbs bags, 10c more: half bbls. &c more; boxes.
soc more for all grades. Bar IN s5 and 40 lb
tins $1.7o more, IN. 10 lb tins s2.35 more Mini
mum order carload weight.
NEW YORK. Aug 18.-Raw sugar firm
centrifugal, $3.50; muscovado. 8.25c; molasses.
q
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
shipmenfs FOR tie orient


The Japanese steamer Shinyo Maru sailed fcd
Hongk6ng and way ports VIA Hcnolulu saturda!
Sill ,s0z. TO BE llstributsd as foliuws Eoi
principal exports and their destinations we're a
l0;iS" ~ sJapan-s775 lbs dried fruit. 1900 hi
csEnpd % foods. SGs u pkks ssricuitufa1 ps slhents
"a rolls and / cs leather. 30 cs oils. 81 pKeI
lbs tobacco $50 "a. bencu board.
e Ghins, eC1 Ess, is f'g5t ',t,,, lbs sssHs =,
coS6sh. Bo23 es .e6nned goods, 24,Q0o. lbs sail
hsh. 5ee0 ss e5ssss so ts i5ssh IS, .ds pits 4; g
lhs Ana 10 Is nuts. 10 es honey. .394 Il
lUInbtr' Automobiles and - pafhs 1904 bdls
steel. B pkgs machinery. 10 fcln leather, "a
pkrs agricultural implements. 76 pkgs roonn1
rs East rndiss-seo q canned soods. LEO q
salmon. 10O rolls and IS Cd roofing 80 druht
asphalt IS. go.
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choice Ind $101 so for ordinary o1srinss: green
faflic 81 @5c per Ib; cabbage. 81 per ctl; canlI-
nower, 50@G0c per dozen; green peppers. 4o0Soe
per box; carrots, 75c per sack; string beans, 59
Be per ID; lima beans, ease per ID; summer
squash. 75585c per box tomatoes. :0@65c per
box; green okfa, 4O0J0c per box: eggplant, Liy-
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New York oofkee Market

,rS sSEM Is nois ioasf &c eoa.! sssa0 sf
Eef fteadied, Oh bdl1ish cables. The. demand
whs. not aefiye.. but there vas; enough buyin6
close wass steady. with prices unchanged to
Assp g:eg3sss 3ssssry oasfssss assss
3. 9.30c;s May, 8. SEQ: July, 9.45c. ~ 80
SSb6E gfk6dg: Rio A7s,S sci sanf6s A. 120
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Local Securities

suddens burst Of trading in General Petro-
ieum securities was feature on the local mar
ket yesterday. While there was demand,
there was also supply so that prices advanced
only a half point, the bonds TO $3.50 ana the
stock to SIS, though at the latter price buyers
option was taken at 90 days. Sales totaled $l2.
900 In bonds and 375 shares OF stock, which, ~
the present condition OF the market, are quite
large
Western Pacific bonds remained at $50 12t5
and the stock ct $6.37lh. Pacific Gas common
sold ct S40.75 and Pacific Gas preferred Ct $S6,
Fer Oakland. Antioch and Eastern stock So-l2aa
was bid. with none offered.
In listed securities on the San Francisco Stock
and Bond. exchange; the tone was generally "
ass shares Of stocks. Hawaiian Commercial and
Sugar made q half point advance with sales OF Of
was strong at $106. while Spring Valley Water,
after its rise Of u points the day before went
back half point TO $55.25 and then to 500. IL
with $54 SO bid and $500 asked at the finish.
The principal bond transaction was Of $40, 600
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph 5s at S9s 90.
Spring Valley water bonds held 1rni at SIS. 81 u
but United Railroads was a shade on at $55. 75.
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Loans, E4chanee and silver
New YORK MONEY ,ye,L-,

New York Money Market
NEW YORK. Aug. l9.-Money on call steady
PAX per cent? ruling rate. ~ per cent; clos.
Ing 2d2K per cent.
Time loans steady; 60 days. sxa4 per cent
90 days, ~ per cent: six MONTHS 55zl5z Der
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 6661h per cent
Sterling exchange, steady; "a $50 for an
dav bills 81 1855 for derrand.
Commercial hills $4.S2%.
Bar silver. 59Mc
Mexican dollars, 47e.
Government bonds, easy railroad bonds irree-
6fsV
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r,aulttx ard Gam4

ANOTHER car Of eastern chickens, making the
fifth handled In two days. went on sale yester-
day. Young stock. which formed a good per
good demand. with the ruling price for fryers
ana young roosters 25c pound. while hens re-
inafned sefy weak The Best seiectiens of the
latter sold up to 1sc eonnd IN a small way
hut receivers were willing to accept much lowef
figures to effect close slearsnces: As expected,
to the increased receipts from the east. but
prices held up pretty we'll Local hens were
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
rotfon Markef

(From J. @. Wilson -& Co.'s private wire)
NEW YORK, Aug. les--Cotton was more act
iye tedsy ard prices rose The advance e = was
and 0flahona. 4 bulllsh weekly government re-
port On the. Situation In those states and better
RecessIons occurred at times on liquidation
and selling by spot hrms. but they attrscted
fresh buyihg orders Hedge selling was again
quiet.
In the southwest the dominant factor.
Spot closed quiet and unchanged. Middlinf
uplands. 12c; do guilt, Il; 25c
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notice that IL has discontinued the publication
of the meteorological charts Of the oceans. and
the issue. Of these charts ceased with the issue
The weather bureau will continue to collect
all meteorological reports as 1t has done since
viii continue to publish the result Of such coll
lection on the Pilot charts OF the oceans IN adj
dition to the other matter usual thereto.
weather. bureau has decided to discontinue the
publication Of marine meteorological, results In
the form Of periodical charts, and that the pub
form through tie plot charts published 81 the
Tie master 81 the steamer J. A. chansior re-
attIe that on August Is, 1918, 3 miles S. 4 de-
krees W true. from Umstilla lightship, passed
q vertical 6oafig pile 10 inches in diameter and
4 feet above water, dangerous 70 RroRs5lsTs. FoMR
Lieut.. eomdr. o. s. N. in charge
OIL Tanker clears
The German tank steamer Phoebus was cleared
for Pisagua Monday. with $4,000 barrels of crude
Chartered for Lumber
The British steamer Foreric is under charter
for lumber from Puget sound to Shanghai at 5s
New York Metnl Market
NEW YORK. Aug 1a.-Copper. Arm; stand
ard spot to October. 14.75@15.5oc selectrolytic,
15.s7@16c; lake, 16c; casting. 15.62@15 75c.
Lead STEADY; 81. 20 bid; in London. f2o. -.
spelter-Quiet; 575@5-soc; in London f2o
Tihs--Essy; spot, 4i.s5@41. Doc; August. 41.1a
Ass1c; September 40.s7@4i-t2c; October,
Antimony ceokson.s s4o1s SOC:
iron-Steady; No. northern. $15 .50116.25.
London marEets closed as follows:
sS5s sp' NJ D. i's utsrs aaase s g. los
Iron Cleveland warrants. b4s 10i5d.
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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA POWER

Gross earnings Of the Northern Cali
fornia Power company, consolidated,
for July. 1918. increased 217 per cent
C over July, 1912. while the operating
7coFdiHg TO the following statement:
July 1912 July lp13. Inerease.
Gress earnings .se5, ,s17.T7 Ss9 eoe 40 s14.2s1 80
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Egg market in nearby Counties

Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Especial Dispatch to The CALI
PETALUMA. Aug. 19-The prices paid for
eggs today ADVANCED. after receipt Of trahsac-
tlons OF the San Francisco Dairy and Egg ex-
change, 1sc being added to the quotations. for
extra ranch and 1c to those Of selected pnllets
Dealers and speeplatofs offered 30 1sc for extra
ranch and 1Sc for selected pullets. The deliv-
err was light. ~4s
SANTA CRUZ, Avg 10 Eggs Of best ssrade
have advanced to S1E cents per dozen. an In
crease of IN -cents. Fsrsts. and seconds also
advanced / cent. The Following quotations pre-
25 cents
Portland Butter Market
Potatoes, onions, Vegetables
Potatoes-Rivef delta whites. 90c @et1 10 per
ctI: special brands, $l.25: Merced sweets, $2@
0ntons-New yellow. $10t1. 1s per ell.
Vegetables Green corn, e2@2.16 per sack for
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LO AL NJ A r K E T S

lower, values having been forced down BY the
competition Of eastern fowls. =
fsSsy sF M sss sad ssis 81 ssfs s @a soaa
ssSs; t!ssss sssea4 srslisIs; ;ssqSS gS 81 iSS
young geese. ssass5 per ~ p.is: s pssssns. sas@
:, Prices per ib~Esstern hens. 1871 k@ise;. do
springs 25c; California hens 139i5c for Leg
horn and lsg1sss fSr fancy breeds ns 0s
turkeys. 25@30c; old do. 20Q21c:
Game tptr dozen)-Hare, nominal; Belgian
Wholesale Fish Market
Prices sRsr lD,salmc9 ilc; h hslibut hut 1os; 1os
ael'n SIaef rock se barrseuds, ee sand dsb &C.,
soIes &c; kingnsh, &c; carp, 4c; smelts.. u;
hsrrinss: &C; fo@asods. SC; small striped bass:
catfish, i215c crawfsh, CSC
The above quotations represent T. o. b. prices
for cleaned fish, iced and boxed.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef.Prlme steers, d2@i2Ac; medium DO, 10
ole; heifers, 11@11kc; cows: sh@loc.
dium ayd i2@i21kc for small
Mutton-wefhers. s11 d911c; ewes, 71a@s1ac.
Lanibs--Lightweght, 11@12c; heavy, 10@
Dressed Pork lper lbl-12A@1sc
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quota tions are for good, sound
livestock delivered III San Francisco gross
weight:
Grass fed cattIe-No. steers. over $50 lbs.
Ia l715c per lb; under $50 lbs. 6% @7c; second
quality. an weights. e@s4e; thin, undesirable
No / cows and heifers, eGe%c: second quail
ityr 5AQ5Ac; common to thin, undesirabe
Desirable bulls and stays, sssG4c; half fat or
thin bulls. 253c.
Calves-Lightweghts, per lb, III 971ac; me-
dium, 6@61ac; heavy, 565Mc
sheep-Desirable wethers, 494Hc, ewes, 3A
Q3Ac.
Sucking Lambs--5E @ec.
Hogs-Hard hogs weighing 100 to $50 lbs, Sc;
$50 to $50 lbs, sAc 250 lbs and up, nc.
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished BY the Butchers ana Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
Desirable drafters, LOO lbs and over. .s275 I325
Chunks 1850 to 1900 lbs 2O0Q225
Wagon horses. 1850 to 1850 lbs.....- 150@20o
Delivery wagon horses, 1850 to 1880 lbs l204 40
Desirable farm mares. 100Q12
Farm workers. .......................- 759100
MULES MEDIUM TO EXTRA
$50 lbs, to years. ................ S75@123
l, 900 lbs, to years. ............... 12541I5
LOO lbs, to years. ...............- 150m200
1.200 lbs, to 7 years. ................ 2004250
Over years old range from SIS to $25 lower.
Note-Shippers to this market must lfave
horses close to type, with age bone conformation
and style, to command extreme quotations
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GRAIN MAKE IN
CHICAGO IS LOWER
Corn, Oats, Wheat and Also
Provisions Yield to Bear
ish Feeling

CHICAGO. Aug. 1g.-Hrain markets
were today lower all around. Corn.
| though it had lost much Of Its recent
activity. continued to be the center Of
interest Net losses Of lc to NC were
recorded in corn. akc to Nc in wheat
sssulsr rna q aho oats lover s' g Hc hs5sr 1ssa
Selling of corn by Influential longs
depressed that market after little
bulge IN September Selling pressure
ports Of scattering rains in the corn
belt {1nost OF 1t, however, outside OF
the southwest) as being beneficial,
was too light to help the drought
parched crop. much.
Much Of tie bearish1 feeling displayed
vas due t. belief ldng that Teactioa
of bullish control. Bids from the south
at figures over Chicago prices failed TO
rally the market. nor did the fact that
cash receipts were very light help the
In spite OF some anxiety over prob
able damaging effects OF too much
rain In the Canadian northwest. wheat
session. An advance of Nd in Liver
| pool closing prices. did not sustain the
local market; and It sagged With ,I. corn
| In the southwest by the middle OF
September also served to send prices
down Free selling of oats weakened
81,
market also followed the DIP in corn
Investment buying and covering by
shorts gaye strength TO provisions for
| most Of the day, but at the close free
the list.
Hutton's Chicago Advices
| CHICAGO, Aug. 1s-The wheat mar
| its early tone from the weakness and
lower prices in corn Liverpool closed
a shade higher and Paris was up with
and and disappointing Yields. our routine
news told Of smaller primary receipts,
fair cleaTances, too much rain north
west. and storms. rain and hail dam
| age In Canada. We are of the opinion
that foreign news and foreign require
ments are both going to prove favor
able to holders on this side and that
purchases on the dips Will be much the
safest proposition.
| Corn started out with little bulge
! In September. but the market very
fSs ggon trade snd ts hss stsn
great deal Of long corn went on sale
from various sources. Some of the
larger. longs have sold September and
| all futures. Cash corn values reacted
| with futures, although receipts are very
| light, and 1t would be difficult to fill a
| large shipping order here. We would
buy corn on breaks and follow it down
on scale orders.
oats have followed other grains.
| There was marked change In senti-
ment among SPECTATORS and they ham,
mered prices considerably. Cash prices
followed the decline In September.
| Provisions - Prices opened sharply
higher. with shorts covering freely on
the advance. but offerings proved large
enough to ultimately bring values down
to. the previous days levels.
! Chicago Grain and Provision Futures
| (J. c.. Wilson & Co.'S private wire. Member
| of Chicago Board OF Trade.)
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UNLISTED SECURITIES

=. I. SALES AUGUST 19
$50 General petroleum Co. ........ IA. so
125 General Petroleum CO, 90... 1900
Is Noble Electric Steel Conn. 2.T5
10 Pacific Gas & Electric (pfd) ... SO. 90
60 Pacific Gas s. Electric (eom). 40. Is
10 Western Pacific Ry............ S.371
So 900 General Petroleum Co 6s..... %. 121
$4,000 General Petroleum Co 6s..... 55. 50
$4,000 Western Pacific Ry 5s-........ so. 12I.
81 900 Western Pacific Ry 5s......... 500
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The average quotation for extra butter for the
week ended Saturday, August f6, was 81 1I-l2c
Cheese California fats. 1sc per lb,
firm; do frsts. 1515c, ffm; fancy Young Amer
tfipIets. 16c. steady; DO Young Americas. 17ci
steady; New YofK fancy. 20@20tsc steady: Wis
consin fancy, 161s @l7ke, steady.
cuded:
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APPEAL oF THE ono

The Calls exclusive news that the
Gro Electric corporation will appeal to
the supreme court against the order
Of the railroad commission ferbidding
city of Stockton was confirmed yester-
day by an offeer of the company. Owing
to the absence of the president, j. w.
Goodwin, who went to Stockton by an
counsel. who is at Lake Tahoe, no
ohicial statement regarding the de-
cision was issued yesterday by the
company.
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NaxaI stores-Tnrpentine and Rosin

SAvANNAff. Ga, Aug. 1g.- Turpentine Firm
st S755e, Sales. 5s1; receipts. 5,o16; shipments,
RosinaNfira,. s as'- Sales ssss: receipts. 2.27s;
shipments, 5ss; stocks. ITO, ,7a3. onote: A and
b $780, and u, sass; II and r. .$3.95; @,
Ss.9s674: n, "a; I. $4.05: X, $410@42o; NJ
$4.40; N. s5.16; We, So; WV, So. 25.
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Duluth T,inseed

DULUTH. Aug. 1a--Cl0se: Enseed-eLU1Xs
September, $1,000 .50z; October, $1.51H bid.
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st.tlss n Ms41nx,,

Notice to Maf1Me11
Branch Hydrcgtsphic Office. Ban Manciscc. CAL,
rhe auf f6nllsd d ssttastes weather. burssd bss xvsh
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Oil Stocks
cix.r,n.. Al Northmeas~rn e.,4,l.

Ciearinss in Northweatefh Cities
balances SOL. los.
TACOMA Aug. ie.--e'iearinss, $4os, 1888; bal.
ances s37.
: sEATTLEs. Aug. ia-clesrinss, s2.oe1. SIS:
balances. <347. 1872
sPokANE,- Aug. 1e.-clesrings $500 ,ssa;
balances, $117 POS.
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new PLANT 1N opERAr1oN

William .Sproule. president and the
yesterday inspected the new $1,000, 600
refining plant that was put into opera
ton for the first time at Avon. The
plant is equipped to handle 10000 bar
rels of crude oil per day. The fin
ished product Is gasoline and distil-
lates. Storage capacity of 2,000, 900
barrels is provided. This refinery is
the largest of three owned by Asso-
ciated Oil, the others being at Gaviota
and 3 Los Angeles With Mr. Sproule
were r. II. Buck. j. c. sKirkpa trick,
Rudolph Heroid Jr., f. P. Schwerih and
T. o. Edwards.
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LISTED SECURITIES
SALES AUGUST 10
A{ornfue Session

Board
100 Pacifc Lighting Corp fcom) -. .106 90.
$1,000 Cal Gas & Electric unifying 5s. 80 81 y
$1,000 L A-Pac r. II LIST con mtge 5s-100 70
$4,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Js-. 50 AZ y
$1,000 Pacific Light & Power Co 5s-. 81 90
$1,000 San joaquin L 4 T IS. ser A. lol y
5000 Spring Val Water gen mtgs Is. 80 81 u
Street.
$1,000 United n r OF s F 4s.......... $3.50
Afternoon Session
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Weather Report

United states Department Of Agriculture
weather Bureau, San Francisco, Aug, 19, 1913
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PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
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OFFICIAL ADMITS
BIC DEAL IN OIL
Dutch Company Is Still After
General Petroleum and
Union Concerns

Admission. was made yesterday by
director of the General Petroleum COM
pany that deal is pending in London
Tor the acquisition of that corporation
by the Shell-Royal Dutch interests. He
entirely confirmed The Calls exclusive
story. published last Friday, that
STANDARD Oil's greatest rival plans8the
purchase not only of General Petro-
leum, but of the latters option on
Union Oil, and would thus take over
two great California oil corporations
having a combined authorized capital
of 500 000, 900
This admission may also account for
the unusual activity yesterday of Gem
sral petroleum securities on the San
FRANCISCO Stock and Bond exchange,
wvaen $4,000 Of the bonds sold up to
SS5.50 and $50 shares of stock were
bought at $14.50 and SIS.
John Barneson, vice president and
managing director of General Petro-
leum, is now in London, whence he was
expected to return next month, but it
is said the She'll Royal Dutch negotia-
lions may detain him some time longer.
Two other propositions also have been
made for the requirement of General
Petroleum, one by an English syndi-
cate with whom Barnesun has. already
headed By "" hayden ava ~ Stone st2n co. bnt Il
Us understood the Shell proposition has
right of way.
e y ue Saba Jr., president or Cen
eral Petroleum, appraises the holdings
OF the company as follows:
The properties of General Petroleum
have been valued by Independent ap-
pTaisals at more than $40. 600, ,000 Our
Oil lands have been appraised at more
than $14,900,000. We had on August
this state an average. OF more than
100000 to drill a well, which would
give a construction value to these
properties of more than s3,320,e90, al
though our drilling has not cost us
this sum. Our pipe line cost s5. 000, 900
and will pay interest on $4,000 900.
Our Mexican properties have been val
ued at more than s5.o00.000 without
improvements"
The Union Oil company last year
did a gross business of 17,219,S21
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New York Stock List

FURNISHED by J. c. Wilson & Co., San Francisco
Member of the New York Stock Exchange)
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OVER Years old range from $I5 70 10 IOWer.
Note-Shippers to this market must lfave
horses close to type, with age, bone conformation
and style, to command extreme quotations.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Futures
J. c. Wilson & Co.'S private wire. Member
of Chicago Board OF Trade)
CHICAGO. Aug. lp-The leading futures
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished BY the Butchers ana Stock Grow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
MUST BELIEVE IT
"hen Wen Known Wheeling People
Tell ~ So Plainly.

Whcn public endorsement IS made
10y "a representative citizen OF Wheel
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believe u Read this testimony. Every
uneror Of kidney backache every
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''o"aI" viii do we'll 10 read me follow
Ing
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Tour or five years { have used Doar.-
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Pills always give mo- quick and posi-,
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For sale hy aIl dealers Price. Sd
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states
Remember the namo-Doan'- AMI
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
FINISH CASE
All Evidence In Case As5<ist United
Doctors In, n Court Re-
serve Decision.

The case OF the State Board OF
Health VS.. The United Doctors. OF this
CITY, which has been taking up the
greater part OF the week in Part two
OF circuit court before Judge Hervey.
was finished yesterday morning about
10 o'clock and submitted 10 the Judge
Tor his decision. He took the case
under Amusement but did not an.
nounce any time when he will render
his decision.
The case was in session for five
days and was finished after a great
deal or testimony was received. The
trial attracted a great deal OF interest
throughout the week and practically
az all times h court room was well
filled by spectators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
HIGH PRAISE
GIVEN by chicssoian TO Players and
director OF Minneapolis Sym
phony Orchestra Which
viii Appear Here.

The Minneapolis Symphony orches.
IRA. the fourth number on the series
OF concerts OF the University Club ~
thls season. in Wheeling, at a recen,
concert in Chicago. called forth tho
toIIowlnC tribute from Glenn DuIar.
Gum. in the Chicago Tribune.
Not since the last visit Of IN.
boston symphony Orchestra has a
oouy OF players been accorded a .e-
ception such as his one from tho
northwest. Il attained proportioDs
mat may justly be described as a
demonstration. The orchestra is
destined to play an important part N
the musical development OF the coun.
Try. Mr.. Oberhoffer conyinces TO
public by his sincerity and temn.r.
ament. The musician AZ the same
tlme is fascinated by the many new
hshts which he is able 10 throw un,r
the hackneyed work CThe Tscist-
Ao"sky symphony The
OBVIOUS c-ontrapunfal art OF Tecbs,.
koWsky he invests with a logic -
Goes not really possess. bv rho or.
chestral bigness he imnarts IN d,
" her" We have heard Gsura+ion to
Ie''als massive streams Of tone fho-
In opposed directions in tba
entrusted choirs Of the orchestra
mus he j. able 70 make tho so-cau.
"a development" section Of tho IL,
movement not merely an effective -
turn 10 the motional color Of tho ba.
ginning. but an xanDl ~ to-,
uN,lure mat commands respect ~
S'a,ely PROPORTIONS. as well as nv
~ 'Iic intensity II tie emotional ox-
,.'Ssion Again DO ennobled the son
mental second homo by the ton,I
beauty OF his first %viol.ns. as wei a.