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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07
David r. Houston.

In David Franklin Houston, chan
cellor of Washington university st.
Louis, Wilson has secretary Of ag-
riculture who is familiar with the pro-
cesses of advancing scientific farming
and allied questions in this country Mr.
Houston was president of the Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical college
fol d number of years, and has taught
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07

commission since 1905, and this expe-
rience is believed to have fitted him
for the executive and judicial tasks in
administering the public land laws of
the country. Born in Prince Edward
Island in 1854, he received his educa-
ton in the University Of California
and became lawyer in San Francis
co. Prior to his designation to the
commission he was a Democratic po
litical leader in California. He was
Democratic candidate for governor,
being defeated by narrow margin.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07

Mandy-This writer says that col
lege life decreases the desire Of girls
to marry.
Hiram-It may be that it decreases
the desire of the young fellows to
marry 'em.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
STOCK MARKET |
STILL IMP rowing
Sales Total 550,o00 Shares,
the Biggest Day in Many
Months
Attitude Of Government in
Financing Crop Move
ments Potent Factor

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Impelled by
a variety of influences. many OF them
admittedly favorable, today's stock
market renewed its recent advance, the
rise embracing more than the usual
number of securities in practically all
divisions of the list. Trading approx
mated $4,000 shares, which far ex-
ceeded any session of recent months.
Maximum gains in the favorites av-
era ged almest 2 points, but profit TAX
ing in the final hours largely reduced
this advantage.
Steel, Reading and Union Pacific at
no time relinquished their position as
leaders Trading in Steel, which ag
gregated more than 25 per cent of the
whole. was again remarkable for the
large lots which changed hands.
Additional ease In long time money
was Indicated with an enlarged de
mand from interior points for CONNER
cial paper at per cent, a reduction
Of II per cent.
Bonds participated only lightly In the
better tone OF the stock market. Gov
eminent bonds were unchanged on call
Total sales, par value. amounted to
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
UNION WANTS Iron
WORKERsPU PUNISHED
Men Accused of Working on
Sunday in Violation of
Local Rules

Local No. 81 Of tho
s55Kois5S9S5T1 Bridge and Struo-
fSSSfIa5D tural Iron, Workers
union has fled complaint with the
Building Trades council. charging that
the Golden Gate Iron works had eln
pIoyed men to do work on Sunday In
violation of the laws of the local The
men under control of the council who
worked on Sunday are N. Nickerson.
superintendent, and member Of local
No 22 Of the Carpenters and Joiners;
L. Rogers Of the Engineers and Harry
Withner. I. Richards and Roy Ander-
son of the laborers. These were ac-
cused and admitted having hoisted iron
for the works on the Sunday named.
and the unions involved were In
strueted to file charges through the
council against the individual mem
bers.
After IL years of continuous service
as secretary of the Millmen's union.
L. j. Daley rendered his resignation.
which was accepted, and Frederick
Voigt was elected to fill the vacancy.
Carpenters union local No %. at Its
last meeting paid $61 out of work BAN
efits. $50 in accident benefits. elected
three candidates to membership and
admitted three on transfer cards.
-
Local No. 4Ss Of the same trade paid
$40 in accident benefits, elected six
candidates to membership and admitted
q like number by card.
X
Secretary ]. ]. Kretzmer Of the
Butchers union received a dispatch
yesterday from M. r. Grunhoff gem
era1 organizer, now in San Diego, to
the effect that he has organized
local OF journeymen butchers In that
city with a charter list of 54 members
X
Last Monday night the Bartenders'
union. local No. Al, decided to increase
the initiation fee from $3.50 to $25.
The local paid $25 in benefits to mem
bers reported sick and elected FIVE can
didates to membership. The death Of
Van Mansfield, a member. was re-
ported
The Hod Carriers association will, at
its meeting tomorrow night take up
for discussion proposition of devising
some means of requiring the United
Railroad company to open the front
gates OF its cars to allow men to place
their kits Of tools on the front plat-
form. .
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Owing to the increasing competition Of selected
eastern stock and short held cold storage goods
conditions in the egg market are somsWhat IN
dsy to day After starting the new week steady. i
with prices pointing upward. the market Tor
fresh California eggs turned easy again yester-
day and values for desirable offerings we're re-
vised downward. The decline was 1c In extras
and 1ac in selected pullets and the fact that
traders on the selling side Of the market were
unable to place any large lots at the new quota
tions on the exchange gave the market an ep-
pearance of weakness. The eastern eggs that
seemed to be finding the most favor with buyers
were selected large whites from Minnesota
The butter market remained frm at the fa-
mliar quotations. with all grades of California
stock moving OF we'll in the regular trade and 10
shipping channels. Extras were offered at sac
pound on the exchange. but there were ne
sales or bids recorded and the old quotation was
accordingly allowed to stand as the ofHciaI price
for the day. The only change in cheese was 9
decline OF 1c in Oregon Young Americas.
Trading on the Dairy exchange was connneo 70
eggs the sales being as follows: 10 cases OF ex,
tras at 311ac 10 at 31c and 20 cases OF selected
pulets at 251ac dozen. 90 -,
Receipts were 142. 900 pounds OF butter. $1,000
pounds Of cheese and sol cases OF eggs
The following are official quotations esfaD-
lished by sales. bids and offers on the noor of
the Dairy exchange Prices In the street. Wniie
governed by the exchange quotations gererauy
range from 115c to 25c higher. owing TO the
various charges to be added.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13

CORN ESTIMATES
BOOST MARkET 7
Statement Crop Had Shrunk
800, 600, 900 Bushels Since
August Has Effect
Provisions Break Sharply
Dry Weather Hogs Too
Plentiful in West

CHICAGO, Aug. 12-Estimates that
the corn crop had shrunk 100000, 900
bushels since August / exerted a pow
erful effect today in lifting the mar
ket
Closing prices were firm at a net
advance Of = g 1c to " @13c Wheat
oats a rise Of 1s@ Nc to &C. In pro-
visions, the outcome was decline OF
h@5c to 37l2c.
extraordinary new damage that is al
legged to have diminished the corn yield
has been ascertained by widespread
inyestigat as to barren stalks.
The injury said to have been demon
strated Is charged to severe and un-
usual weather conditions at the fer
tilizing season
Weakness which prevailed early was
the European Visible supply, brfngin g
the total to above. that Of last year.
Oats rose with corn because OF
however, was only fair
Provisions broke sharply Dry
weather hogs We're too plentiful at
only poor call for cash product
Wilson's Chicago Adyices
CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-Wheat advanced
today on reports of deterioration found
in shocked grain in North Dakota from
effects of black rust before harvest
There were also black rust reports
from Canada. While these reports
were given as the reason for the ad-
vance, then reacted some from the top
the advance in corn and the smaller
winter wheat receipts along with the
fairly low price at which wheat is
ruling. had good deal to do with
the buying. We still feel friendly to
the long side on the weak places
Corn-The market started a tri1e
easy. scored a very substantial ad-
vance. then reacted some from the top
because OF liberal profit taking sales.
j. G. Wilson's Stock Letter
NEW YORK, Aug. 12-There was a
| big demand for stocks on the advance
today. The active trading stocks moved
upward in vigorous fashion on buying
by shorts and there was substantial
strength shown in other quarters of
| the market.
Conditions affecting the security
markets are gradually improving; but
We think that present prices suffi-
ciently reflect whatever Improvement
that has taken place.
We would not care to follow these
sharp bulges with buying orders. In
stead we think 1t better to take some
profts because the market should react
little.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
New York Stock List
rurnished By ]. c. wiIson : Co.. San FrancIse

Sales STOCKS High Low Bid | Ask
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
Local Securities

Local securities continued to gain in strength
on the San Francisco Stock and Bond exchange
yesterday. United Railroads As were quarter
point better at SIS. 25 Southern Pacific refundina
As showed similar advance at $50. Pacific Teie
phone and Telegraph IS at $3.50 and San Joa
quin Light and Power 5s at SOS were strong
These four issues totaed 10000 In transfers oul
of an aggregate OF S37 900 bond business.
California Wine common remained at $32- Asso
ciated Oil was strong at o.o215 and Spring Val
ley Water was better at So. Sugar stocks were
strong, with none offered.
In the unlisted department 1000 more sharei
of Honolulu Oil were sold at soc. General Petro
leum stock went back to 1880 after 30 shares
had sold at $15 and 80 shares at $1475. A single
General Petroleum bond brought $55.371a and :
Western Pacific bond sold at $50. For Oakland
S.. .12h asked. For Pacific Gas common $50 wat
bid.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
Horse. and srules

I Horses Huu HfffSs
| THO following quotations for horses ana mules
are furnished BY the Butchers and st0cN ''V'''
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

There have been changes of importance In
pressure on the Pacific coast during the last "a
hours. The weather has been clear In California.
Nevada and southwestern Oregon. Light thunder
showers hare occurred In eastern Oregon Wash
fneton and Idaho. Thunder storms have also oc-
cured in Colorado. Nebraska and South Dakota.
moderate depression oyerlies Kansas and while
there has been but little rain in that state con-
difions are favorable for showers soon. Thun-
der storms are reported in Missouri. Illinois. In
diana and Kentucky. On the Atlantic coast fair
weather prevails north Of New York and shoWery
weather south.
The following high temperatures have occurred
ansas city 10& Dodge city 10O Oklahoma 100,
ST. Louis and Abilene 96.
In California afternoon temperatures range
from 10 to ~ degrees in the great valley.
FORECAST
Forecast for the - hours ending at midnight
wednesday, August Is, 1913:
For San Francisco aud yicinity-Fair Wednes-
day; moderate west wind.
For Santa Clara yaliey-Fair Wednesday: mod
crate temperature: moderate north wind.
For Sacramente valIey-Fair Wednesday; mod
crate temperature; light south wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday: mod
erately warm; light north wind.
For California south of the Tehachapi-Fair
wednesday: fog in the morning; moderate tenn
pefsture; light north Wind, changing to south
a. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
! New York Mining Stocks |

539. 300 total shares sold.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Continued From Page

NAPLEs-Arrived Aug 7-Stmr Martha Wash
ington, from New York for Patras, etc.
GENOA-Arriyed Aug. S-Stmrs Ancona. and
Mendoza from New York.
Sailed Aug 9-stmr Europa. for New York
IIBAU- Sailed Aug. 5-stmr Gar for New
York.
Observation-Disclosures Aug. 9-Stmr Hell
lig Olav. from Copenhagen for New York.
NEW YoRK-Saiied Aug. 12-Stmr Rotter-
dam for Rotterdam stmr Kaiser Wilhelm DER
crosse. for Bremen, stmr Pannonia, for Trieste
stmr Stampalfa. for Naples
OUEENSTOWN-Ar Aug. 12-Stmr Fran
COMA, from Boston; stmr Campanis, from New
York.
NEWCASTLE fAus. Arrived prior Aug 12-
Stmr Strathendriek. from Everett.
LIvERPoOL-Sailed Aug. 12-Stmr Arabic.
for Rostou.
MEssINA Sailed Aug 12stmr Ivernis. for
New York.
BOSTON Sailed Aug. IL stmr cymric. for
Liverpool
FISHGUARD-Arr Aug. 10 stmr Cam
pania, from New York.
MemOranda
Per schr Lily. at San Francisco from Imp1na
On yoyage from San francisco to Umpq6a, July
49, latitude 81 north. longitude 1872 west Louis
Ncrdin. frst mate, fell oyerboard and was
drowned.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
Receipts Of Produce August II
wheat and other Grains

CASH WHEAT
California white Australian. nominal: califor- M
MIA club. $1.5O61. .52k per ell: northern club,
$1,000 1. .5e51 Turkey red. $l.5501 90; Russian
red. 8 N50N1.5 52l lz; forty fold, ST. bmestsm'
$1.55@1.6G.
FUTURES
No quotations.
CASH BARLEY
Choice feed, $1.271s per cti; lower grades
FUTURES
il a. m. Session
December-S1. .35 for opening and low and
$1.35A for high aud closing.
August (new)-$1.26 for opening and low ane
$1.27 for high and closing.
May, 1g14-No trading: $fsSls bid, $L41H
asked.
p. m. Session
December 81 36h for opening and low and
$1.37 for high and closing
August new sold at $12sla May. 1914
6ats-white. feed. s1.47lk9l521a per ell fo'
No; ! to choice; black: s2s002-I5; red seed
{ Corn-Eastern yellow, carload lots. $l.s9 pei
ctl; do white. s.. 1.s4; Egyptian white, nominal
kaffr, nominal.
Rye-$1. .s21a 1.s5h per ctl on the spot.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs
Cotton Market

From J. G. Wilson & CO. : private wirel
NEW YORK Aug 12.-There was no relief
from the dry hot weather which has prevailed
over the southwest recently, and prices continued
70 adFance There was only light rainfall at
three points In Texas. Oklahoma was rainless
while temperatures were reported al f6 stations
OF 10 Otto los The prediction was for continued
fair weather in both Texas and Oklahoma After
prices had risen TO II points a partial reaction
occurred on realizing With the exception Of
Texas and Oklahoma the crop accounts are in
many instances very favorable. and We do not
advise purchases
Spot closed steady and unchanged Middling
uplands. 12c; do gulf IL 2Je No oNsaies
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
New York Coree MarLe.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12-Higher Euronean 80.
bles and reports Of an advance in the cost ana
freight market caused an opening rise of 4 IL -
points In speculative coffee prices There was Z Z
good deal OF realizing and prices soon eased on
August. se6c: September. s72c; October Ssc:
December. s.oTc; January. 9.16c; March sSc:
May. g:45cs July, 9.5ic. Spot quiet: Rio 7s
1l6c nominal. ~ -
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13

| NV ffOuFy UIdTKCT
NEW YORK Aug f2.-Mopeys on cali steadr
al 2ls @2lz rer cent; ruling rate. cIl per cent:
closing bid, 214 per cent; offered at 2is per
cent psi
Time loans. easier: go days 3l564 Der cent
80 days. 41ad4x per cent; six months. 5h 1sa
per cent - ~ -
Prime mercantile paper e06H per cent
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual husinesz
at 81. 1880 for demand w a'u
Commercial bills, $4.s3.
Bar silver. 59Ixc.
Mexican dollars, 47c
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds. steady.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13

ported out Of position August &. VIII be re-
placed as soon as practicable
| Washington Puget sound, Rich passage-Bain-
bridge reef buoy 2. hrst class nun reported
missing August s Will be replaced as soon as
G. 4 a. s. Charts 5a71 5000. e1s5. 61oo,
6444, G46o. Buoy List Pacific Coast, 1911, PIP.
~ 40. so.
BY order of the bureau of lighthouses.
~ HENRY l.. BECK Inspector.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
speclal brands. ,1.2s; sveet., sa.ss@s

per cfl; special brands, S1.25; Sweets S-s9ass
per ctl.
onions New yellow s.. log / 10 per ctl =.
Vegetables Green corn. $202 % per sack @ ior
peas. 40a5c per ID: cucumbcrs, 20Q35c per box !;
garlic 81 @5c per b: cabbage. 81 per cti; eaull.
dover, b066oc per dozen: green peppers. o0Q
rots. 75c per sack: string beans. 4Qec per 10;
lima beans 5@Sc per ID: summer quash, oogouc
per box tomatoes, 1c@$I ~ per box green
65c per box; delta. 40630c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
MinneapoIir Grain ,y.~L

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug Wheat-No. b,rd
ss9zc: No. j northern. S7MMSol6c: Ma 2 porth. tb
err, sS% gs1he; = ,No & hard Montana. a4Ke;
esna 40 nsxa wheat. s45 aa s5$e; September s6EG
Cern-No. 3 yellew 7e6f6hc 49, 49, ~ ~
Oats-No 3 white. 3015a4oc
Rye-Nos q b7658e
BarIey-4s164c.
Flolir-UnehaHged
Bran-$l7@1760.
Flax-H. 4oA @1.Hx.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13

Local No. 81 of the Beokbinders. Pa
per Rulers. Paper Cutters and Folding
Machine Operators union, has arranged
to hold It's annual outing and picnic
at schuetezen park next Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
Northwestern wheat Market

WAStttNI1ON
SEATTLE. Aug. 12.-wheat-B -Bluestem SIC;
forty-fold. 7ec; club. 7sc; fife. 7sc; red Rus
oats 4. hay 13. -four g.
TACOMA. Aug. 2.-Yhest-Bluestem s5c:
forty fold SIC: club. Soc: red fife. Soc Carload
receipts-Nheat 10, barley 8. corn l. hay TO-
OREGON
PORTLAND. Aug. -Wheat-Unchanged
Car receipts-Wheat Il. barley A. -four Q. oats
2 bay 10.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
Condition Of Treasury

WASHINGTON Aug. 1ee.- The condition Of the
United States treasury at the beginning OF busi-
ness today was Net balance In general fund
s121 COZ O05; total receipts Yesterday 81 2s7 173
total payments yesterday. sc.795. 149: the defeif
this fiscal year is 81 00a. .621. against defcif
OF 1914 439 last year. exclusive Of Panama canal
and public debt transactions
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
Portland, Ore. Aug. 5. lols.

Portland Ore. Avg. s. 1913
In the seventeenth lighthouse district:
Oregon. Ccquille river -Chapnel buoy. I, third
s:ss sss.d es ~, nsFsiSsss dsis sp7Fea sunk vss
sssIsstga Tsssps a1p psI 80 ep.ass' ss e Nab.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13

Local No. ZIG of the Building Team
sters' union has made a donation of
1850 to the teamsters OF the same
branch now on strike In Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
N.u york Grain Mnrket

NEW YORK. Aug 12-Flour- Steady.
Wheat-Spo arm: No. 2 red 9a16c; No /
northern Duluth a7$c Futures closed u a 3sc
net higher; September 9aAc; December. 97xc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
CIearings In NORTHUMBERLAND r..,.

balances. $123. .657 $1,000 'oo !
ances. s57 912
balance s103,3S9 7'oVA X
SPOKANE: Aug. 12.--clearings, sea7, IN; bal
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NavaI steres-TurpentIne .na Ro.,

Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH Ga. Aug. l2.-Turpentine firm 4
SsAc. Sales. s37; receipts. 1.2S1; shipments,
20: stock 35, ,oa6
Rosin 1rm Sales. 2 4ss: receipts. 2.e11: ship
ments. 2.404: stock. ,S4S. Quote: A and B.
$3.521a al co. q and .. $3. 20; r, $3. so; r. $3 50
1890: q, $3.s5a3. 90; II. So S5@3,g2h; T. $3. 90
Ms95; x. $4R4.lo: n. $3.50: n. $525: VIC,
$e.1O; WV x8.40 @
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
Mining Stocks

Aside from some little activity in few Of
the Tonopah faverites. the Bush street market
for Nevada mining securities was duh and
featureless affair yesterday. but prices In all
parts of the list remained steady, with luctua
tfons narrow on the day. The Tonopahs opened
dull. In common with the shares OF the other
groups. but North Star. MacNamara and the
Merger became active features of the market
at the informal sessions. North Star rose to
SEC In the afternoon, while the Merger lost
point. Consolidated and Merger Mines the
only active features Of the Goldfeid group, both
being traded In limited way at Monday $
closing quotations. The north end Comstocks
were practically unchanged.
Central Eureka Of California. with an assess
ment OF 2iac delinquent. sold mt lie. An assess
ment Of &c share on the Utah Mining company
OF Nevada Was delinquent in the board room
yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
Egg Market in Nearby Counties


Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Especial Dispatch to The CalD
PETALUMA, Aug. 12--Without any apparent
reason and in face Of exceeding low producuon
Of eggs the market weakened today after re- re-
ceipt OF transactions OF the San Francisco Dairy
and Egg exchange extra ranch eggs dropping
lie and selected puliets lsc. Dealers and specu-
Iators offered 30c for extra ranch and 24c Tor
selected pulets The delivery was LIGHT
SANTA ROSA. Aug. 12.-For the hrst time IN
many DAYS quotations posted on the LEGAL dairy
produce market told the story OF decreasing
prices First grade eggs brought 29lse. seconds
Or pullet grades % &c and butter ssc These
prices were a decrease Of 1c a dozen for hrst
grade and nc per dozen for seconds or puilet
grades Butter remained stationary. Shipments
were light because of the limited receipts The
height Of the seasons production was reached
some time ago.
SANTA cRUZ Aug. 12.-Eggs declined in
price today. buyers paying the following prices
Extras Soc; frsts and seconds p ilac-
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND Aug. 12.-Butter-City creamery
extras cubes 32c; country creamery, 30@32c.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
potatoes-New river delta whites, 95c@$i. 10
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LOG Al NJ A r K E II S

cidedly weak market for both imported ana 90
Is 1ss poand wh birds are .asE ssillps Z
stn in limited supply and the daily arrivals Of
broilers. fryers aud young roosters.. are meeting
rates. Ducks SQUAD pigeons and small white
LeshosSn hens ssusnusd to drag and the market
sssoas5o M for large large and sed12 fof extra young
% ysas s@s g. bIo so sa
smsll; ducks. .s4G4:5o for old and {5Q7 for
r: Prices per S@Esstern hens, lss: California
souna f2o 2oosss 2c sne & s;
broilers, 24@25c; young turkeys, 25@soc a
Game lPer dozen)-Hare. nominal; Belgian
Wholesale Fish Market
Prices tger Eastern hens lss; califog11i. ri.
black rock, &c: barracuda. &c; sand dabs. Sc:
soles. sc; kingish. &c; carp. sc; smelts. iocs
small small striped Fi bass ise large DO. sea bass
DC; shad, 4c catfish, 121ac; trout, =; crawfsh.
The above quotations represent {. .. b. prices
for cleaned fish. iced and boxed.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
slauehterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef~Primc steers. 12d1cEc: medium do. 10
veal-1o@ @1ol5c for heavy, Iial2c for medium
ana la@iss hDe sls@sc: ewes 7ls@sHc
Lambs lightweight, 11d12c; heavy. 1o@
Dressed Pork (per lbl-12M 0lsc -
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are f0r Eooa s0na 4s
Grass fed cattle-No. steers over 9eo S lps;
| ILGl71sc per lb: under $50 lbs. 6%67c: second
quality, all weights, eGe1ke; thin, undesirable
No. cows yss and heifers. s@exc: second quail
ity. 81 G5Ac; common to THU undesirable cows,
Desirable bulls and stays, aAa4c; half fat or
'Ata yes-Iishtweights per lb, 7A97hc; me-
dium 6G6Kc; heavy, 5@115c; az .,
sheep-Desirable wethers. @4lSe' ewes '7Au
sac xmaa.
$50 to $50 lbs, SIC; 2o0 lbs and up. 7s@c.
Horses and MuIes
The following quotations for horses ana muies
are furnished BY the Butchers ano stoeN e'V'
ers' Journal: ropsrs
Desirable drafters. LOO lbs ana SS1
light drafters 1850 to 1850 lbs a1ogzSyy
Chunks 1880 to 1.50O lbs .--..'. .1eUx5o0
Wagon horses, 125O to 1850 lbs 15oVo 19og7VVo
peliyery wagon horses, 1,o5o to 1850 lbs
Desirable farm mares :. TX qSX 100 100
Aaim nj OMULEs-MEDIUM TO EXTRA
soo sSe lSs lSs to years. s9las
100 lbs to years. 40 y ogo
| / 900 lbs to years. 80 ~ 49, = ~
Over years old range from S,o 70 nst 9ns 'v have
horses close to type with age, bone conformation
aud style, to command extreme quo'sAop