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Livestock

Chicago, Feb. l6.-Hog prices took
an upward swing today In response
TO a generous shipping demand. Re-
quirements for cattle and sheep
seemd TO be about equal to the sup
ply.
$4,000; strong, 10c above yesterdays
average; bulk $15.g0a16.3O; light
SI5.756 1910; mixed $3.50 "a 1896;
heavy S1b.60n 1875: rough S15.600
1885; pigs 312.5O@15.25.
Cattle, receipts 10000: steady; ma
tive steers s8.40613.S0; stockers and
feeders $7.25 a 1890; cows and heifers
86.8On11.60; calves SS.50613.7B.
sheep, receipts 5000: steady; sheep
$4,000 GIBBS lambs $1375Q17.0B.
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CHICAGO CASH NTARKET,

Chicago, Feb. l5.-Corn, No. yell
No I Yellow Si.S361's5. oats, No 3
white S7A 6S9h; standard sS& a.
SEA. Rye, No. 2, SAYS. Barley S1.65
91.92 Timothy S6.00@S.25. Glover
$1,000 1890. Pork nominal. Lard
s25ST Ribs S2Al2n2A62
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter OF the Estate OF
Robert j. Haxby, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the IN
dersigned, Anne G. Haxby, Admins
tFatrIx OF the Estate OF Robert j.
Haxby, late of the City Of Fargo ana
County OF Cass and state OF North
Dakota, deceased to creditors OF and
all persons having claims against
said deceased, TO exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within s
months after the first publication OF
this notice TO said Administrative, at
the ONCE OF Engerud, Divet, Holt q
Front Street. In the City OF Fargo. in
said Cass County.
dated THIS sth day Of February
ANNE @. HAxBY,
Administrative.
First publication on the 18th day
OF February 1918.
CFeb. ib-22. March - 1879
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So. ST. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 15.-Hogs.
receipts $500; 1OG16c higher; range
s1B00d16.25: bulk $16.05616.15.
Cattle, receipts $50: killers steady:
steers S6.6001300: cows and hefferR
s70Od9.50: veal calves steady. $500
a12.25; stockers and feeders strong.
S6.0O910.00.
sheep, receipts 800; steady: lambs
ss0Od16.25: wethers S7.0011800;
ewes S5.00m11.50.
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MAY RESTORE CHAMPIONSHIPS.

&bY Associated ETGbs.l
New York, Feb. deterioration OF
championships, which were aban-
doned last year because of the war.
will be discussed at the annual meet
ing Of the United States National
Lawn Tennis association here today
TO map out plans for the 1913 season.
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CLOTHIERS DROP A Pam,

The Palace Clothiers lost the FIRST
and third rounds of a three-game
match with the Schranz Autos of the
MoOThead Bowling league on the
Comstock alleys Thursday evening
Lutgen, for the autoists, was high
pin with 212. The score:
Palace CTaFhERrm-
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Concord, N. IL. Feb. 15.--The hockey
team Of the St Paul school Of this
city is generally admitted to be the
fastest In the field after their clean
cut victory over the Nassau hockey
team Of Princeton. ~ j., at New York
recently. Concord has been known
as the cradle of American hockey ana
ia the Sc. Paul team has shown itself
worthy Of the honor.
The Nassau team. though not
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nEAI. EsTATE lNANTEn-

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
We WON'T say that we CAN but We
believe that we CAN lind a purchaser
for your property either improved or
unimpFOYed.
From the present inquiry indica-
tiOns are that there will be a brisk
demand for homes and for we'll locat-
ed vacant lots as soon as spring
opens. our greatest demand is for
reasonably priced modern houses from
5 to rooms in the Fourth, Fifth.
Sixth and Seventh wards.
Please write US giving description
Of your property or phone us and we
will cali and talk the matter over
and do our best to find purchaser. No
expense Of any kind unless sale is
made and on your terms
HODGSON REALTY Co,
OPP. POSTOFFICE. PHONE 125.
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YOUR CHANCE Is IN CANADA-Rich
lands and business opportunities
offer you independence; farm lands,
$ll to $50 acre; Irrigated lands S5E
to $50; 20 years to pay; $4,000 loan in
improvements, or ready made farms:
loan of livestock; taxes average un-
der 90 cents an acre; no taxes on i'm
provements, personal property or
schools, roads, telephones; excellent
Climate-Crops and livestock prove II:
special homeseekers' fare certificates;
write for free booklets. Allen Cam
eron, General Superintendent Land
Branch. Canadian Pacific Railway, As1
9tn Ave, Calgary. Alberta.
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HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE.

MEN AND WOMEN learn barber trade
in the oldest and best school in
northwest; diplomas granted, tools
given. positions waiting, cataloE free.
Moler Barber College, % II. NicoIlst
Ave, Minneapolis, MINI.
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POSITION WANTED-FEMALE
WASHING WANTED-Phone 21S0-J.
wANTED-work by the hour. Phone
1854.
sTENOGRAPHER, years expert
ence, desires position in city. No.
1 sos, Forum.
wANTED-By refined young lady.
1 position in once doctor or dentist
preferred; experienced. Address Z.
NJ. K, Hebron, N. D.
POSITIONS WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE.
|
WORK ON FARM WANTED by man
and wife. Gus Johnson. 1is Srd
st. N
MAN AND WIFE wants position on
farm; capable OF taking full charge;
lifetime experience: exempt from
draft. Address 2ss, care Forum.
BOARD AND ROOM.
BOARD AND RooM-111 sth St. S.
BOARD AND RooM-An modern.
close in. I16 10th St. n. Phone
1911.
FOH RENT-HOUsEs AND FLATS.
Two-RooM FLAT for rent Phone
1879.
GARAGE FOR RENT - 1895 5th
Ave. s.
ONE furnished nat for rent. Phone
2O06-W.
MODERN, FURNISHED FLATs-T0
4th ST. n.
FURNISHED FLATs-7O2 Srd ST. ~
Phone 1921.
sIx-RooM HOUSE for rent; sI7 per
month. Phone 779.
FURNISHED FLAT in the Ansonia
apartments. Phone 3744-W.
MODERN ROOMS AND FLATS, cen
trail, cheap rent 20l Srd 81. y,
FLATS FOR RENT-csntrai location.
Bowers Bros, 12-i4 Roberts 81. |
Fhohe oal'
MODERN FLATS - Improvement
building, heart Of city. Phone 73b, I
Western Realty Co.
FOR RENT-smaII house. one aud a
half blocks from Broadway; partly /
modern. Phone 1861.
II
FOUR-RoOM FLAT. ground floor. all |
furnished: water, gas and light; L
auto shed II wanted. 81 5th st. n.
FOR RENT-We have houses In all i
parts of the city, ranging In price 4
from SO to SIS per month. See w. j. /
Lane Co. 500 N. p. Ave.
FOR RENT-ROOMs.
furnished room. 1923 1St
Ave. IN.
MODERN ROOM for rent; rates right.
324 18th st. N.
TWO furnished rooms for rent
Phone $685..
TWO strictly modern rooms. hot watt
er heat. Phone Z291
MODERN. furnished room; lady pre-
ferred. 20 10th St. ~
ONE all modern, furnished room, Il
close u. Phone eTE-'Ws
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The Fargo Forum Want Ad Page
HELP WANTED-MALE.
nN.nmaNmnnnM

WANTED-Railway mail clerks: STs
10 $3.50 month: Fargo examinations
soon: sample questions free. Frank
n. Y.
WANTED, by corporation, man to
take charge OF a department, once
detail work: must be exempt from
draft permanent position IL salts
factory. Write 2sl. care Forum.
WANTED-E1psrisnced retail lumber
yard managers for Saskatchewan
! Canada towns married men pre-
! ferred. Reply quick. giving age and
| experience. to The Lumber ManufAc-
turers Yards Ltd. Regina, Sask.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
HAVE knight Printing Co. print IL.
GIRL for general homework. 1888
9Th St. n.
GIRL for general homework wanted
at If09 Sth ST. n. Phone 1885,.
wANTED-GirI for general house
work. 412 9Th Ave. s. Phone $40.
WANTED-Lady compositor; good
wages. Flaxton Times, FlaXton,
N. D.
WANTED Girl for confectionery
store. Ideal Confectionery. 81 stn
st. S.
WANTED-Two experienced cham
bermaids. Apply Hotel Ntgey' Man
dan, y. d.
wANTED-GIrl to work in ONCE; no
experience required. Address 2sb,
care Forum.
wANTED-Competent girl for gener-I
4ol 7th Ave. s.
wANTED-Competent maid for gen
eral homework. Mrs. v. r. Lowell,
1908 4th Ave. s.
GIRL WANTED to work for room
and board. Mrs. H. A. Livermore'
34l sth Ave. S.
WANTED-GIrl to help with general
kitchen work: good wages. Ras-
mussen Hotel, LuveFne. n. d.
wANTED-Competent girl for gener-
al housework. Phone ASS. l045
N. Broadway. Mrs. Hugo Stern.
COMPETENT MAID. at once, for gen
eral housewoTks $26 per month. In
quire s3l It'll Ave. s, AooThead.
WANTED-First cook; must be A No. |
/: wages $50 per month with room /
and board. Address KirkwOod Cafe, |
Darlington, n. D.
stenographer and Of /
fee clerk: must have education and |
ONCE experience pleasant working /
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rience when applying: applications /
from those now employed will be Il
treated in strict confidence; salary to i
start SIS. Address 304, Fargo Forum.
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POSITION wANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED MAN Of small fam
lily wants to rent q furnished farm
on shares, prefer dairy, or take
charge Of a farm. Address 2gQ, care
Forum.
CHIEF ENGINEER and superintend-
ent of municipal light and water
company desires location; thoroughly
experienced in steam and oil engine
practice: technical school. practical
and business training: married: draft
exempt; offers clean, succe ssful rec
ord. Address 296, care Forum.
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FAReo PRODUcR 1919.

Prices here given represent average
prices being PAID ny Fargo produece
dealers In less than car lots and sub
tect to usual grading.
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For quick results use The Fargo
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CALIFORNIA LAND.

Deep. rich, level soil. Sacramento
valley; general farming, oats, alfalfa:
1909 acres in wheat now: rice pays
for land in one crop; &l25 per acre:
terms; all kinds fruit: proven or
Chards; over 400 satisfied purchasers:
miles TO city; main line railway
through land; station on property:
state highway through property; see
our 20-4U-l60 acre tracts; round trEp
paid purchaser Of 40 acres. Write
s. H. Harold, Hotel Metropole, Far
go, y. d.
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PRINTER-FOREMAN, now employed.
desires change about April !:
mechanical end of good country
weekly 30 years experience mar
ried; no booze or cigarets; ads ans
job work my speciality; might invest;
North Dakota or Montana; references
and samples of work furnished. Ad-
dress sol, Forum.
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GARAGE SITE on Front st. for sales
Forum.
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WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
OWNER VINO has for sale 5, s or
7-rOom, fully modern house, not over
years old, north side; gave full de-
scription, location and price in hrkt
letter. Box 293, Forum.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER, 2 building
lots, on south side. Address 22sa
care Forum.
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following early today at committee
headquarters:
Ten districts In Alabama; one in
Arizona; seven in Arkassas; six in
California; one In Colorado; one in
Connecticut; one in Delaware; four
in Florida; twelve in Georgia; ten in
Illinois; six in Indiana; one in Iowa.
eight in Kentucky; three In Mary
land; eight in Louisiana; four In
Massachusetts; two in Michigan; one
In Minnesota; eight In Mississippi.
twelve In Missouri; one in Montana;
two In Nebraska; one In Nevada; six
in New Jersey: one in New Mexico;
twenty in New York; ten in North
Carolina; eight in Ohio: six In Okla
homa; FIVE In Pennsylvania: seven Ill
South Carolina; one in South Da
kota: eight in Tennessee; eighteen in
Texas; two in Utah; nine in Virginia;
one In Washington: two in West VII
ginia-a total of PA.
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a state OF war between the Uni1
States and Austria Hungary. a M
sage of sympathy and appreciate
was sent by the president to the az
OF Rumania.
Conditions have changed sin1
that time and the president, accolI
ingly desires me 10 inform you ID,
the government of the United stai1
is not unmindful OF the Aspirations
the Rumanian people without, as u
as within the boundaries OF the nn|
dom.
"It has witnessed their strlss1
and sufferings and sacrifices u y
cause of freedom against Their
pressors. With the spirit OF nauos|
unity and the aspirations OF the d
manians everywhere the goyernne]
Of the United States deeply s!n5
thizes and will not neglect at J
proper time to exert its influence u
the Just political and territorial risl
of the Rumanian people may Oe "
tanned and made secure from all Y
eign aggressions."
The state department also asA1
the American legation at Jassy 10 u
sent a duplicate to the HUMANS
government.
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St Louis Live Stock.

~
ST LOUIS. Nor s.-Cattle-Rs-
ceipts. 1850 head Market active
Naive beef steers. s1150G Is;
yearfsnz steers and heifers. $500
1880; coFs- sS.5aG 1850; stocksEs
and feeders, $500 1900; calves.
s7-756IIz5; Texas steers. slS.GGG
1910; COWS and heIfers, sT-5oG 1900
Hogs-ReceFpts. 1900 head Mar
ket steady Mixed and butchers.
s1T.46G1s.a0; good 10 heavy. sIS-20G
1910; rough. s12 40G1s-50: light
sI7.59G1s-25: pigs. STATS q 1850;
bulk. sf7-596 20.
Sheep Receipts. 5000 head Mar
kst strong. Ewes, S1109G 1900;
lambs, s15.15E 1880: Gamers and
choppers, ss.00G s.0o.
Kansas CITY Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Nov s--Cattle-
Receipts. 10000 head Market weak.
quality common Steers. s6-50E 1875;
COWS and heifers. s5-00G 400: stock
eds and feeders, $500 1880; calves.
s6-5o913.0
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head. Mar
ket steady. Bulk, s17.z011S-10:
heavy. ST.. 0aI1s-a5; medium. sIT-4O
11s.25; light. s176061s-1o.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head. Mar
ket steady. Lambs. $4,000 1900;
ewes, ss.oeds-50, wethers, 5000
1880.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA Neb.. Nov. s.-Cattle-
Receipts, $500 head Market steady
to Ioc higher. Steers, 5000 Is.25;
COWS and heifers, $6.o0G12-0C; stock
ers and feeders. 3s-5o91A.00: calves.
ss.50lI3.I5; bulls and stays, 1850
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head. Mar
ket steady. 10 TO zoe higher. Bulk,
17.35117.6o: top, s1s.05-
Sheep Receipts, $500 head. Mar
ket steady Yearlings. ss-ooG11-T5;
wethers. ss-5o91i.25; lambs. $1,000
016.35; ewes, s5.e1Gs-5o.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Nov. s-F1our. dull,
nominal.
Pork, quiet. Mess, s40.o0941-0o.
Lard. dun, nominal. Middle west
sugar raw. dun. Centrifugal test,
sT2s.
Refined. dun. Cut loaf. 5000;
crushed. s1o25: powdered, 1918;
graduated, $500.
Coffee Rio No on spot, 10ssc-
Tallow, quiet City. 1870; special.
201kc.
Hay. weaker. No. 1. s1.s5@1.70:
No. 8, s11od1.3o; clover. s1.1o6
I6o.
Dressed poultry. quiet. Turkeys 20
d4sc; chickens, 27G4Sc; fowls. 269
SEC: ducks, 40c.
Live poultry. firm Geese. 22@25c;
ducks. 24G25c, fowls, 2s631c; tur-
keys. 2T132c roosters, &c; chick
ems. 31c.
Cheese. firm. State milk common
to special, 1908 2%c; skins common
to specials 100251sc.
Butter. quiet; receipts. 1881. Cream.
cry extras, Coo; dairy tubs. 4s@ Sc;
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RESULTS
EFFECT ON PEACE
Continued from page II

North Carolina, would lose the chair
manship OF the house ways and
means committee, and Senator viii
liams will lose the Craftsmanship OF
the senate finance committee. These
two committees frame all revenue
| Legislation. Representative Fordney,
Michigan, as ranking republican
member Of the ways and means COM
nittee, would become chairman,
while Senator Penrose would head
the finance committee.
Representative Julius Kahn, Cali
fornia, would supplant Representa-
tive Dent, Alabama, as head OF the
house military affairs committee, and
either Senator Warren or Senator
Wadsworth would take Senator
Chamberlain's place as senate mill
tary affairs chairman.
Senator Martin, of Virginia, would
be succeeded as head of the appro-
priations committee either by Sena-
Tor Warren or Senator Smoot. Swa-
ger Sherley, apparently defeated
democratic chairman of the house
appropriations committee. would be
followed by Representative Bryns, of
Tennessee, under republican control.
Both Parties Claim Senate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. with both
parties claiming narrow margin in
the senate, but with the house appar-
emily republican, political leaders
here at noon today awaited the final
returns from doubtful districts for the
final decision.
1t was admitted that there would
be some contests and that a recount
may be necessary in many districts
The democratic national committee
here today claimed at least forty
eight senator's, which with the vote
of Vice President Marshall would
suffice for control of the senate
yielding majority of three.
At the same time, democratic head
quarters claimed certain" 214 mem
bers of the house, concede 205 to the
republicans and claim the non-parti-
san league representatives elected
will vote with the democrats. The
republicans, however, claim gain of
twenty-six in the house with re-
sultant majority of thirty-five there
With thirty democratic senator's in
cumbent and twelve others elected in
the solid south, democratic head
quarters counted on seven more-one
each from Kentucky, Massachusetts,
Montana, Missouri, Nevada, Oregon
and Idaho-a total of forty-nine.
The democrats refuse yet to con-
cede defeat of Senator Shafroth in
Colorado and Lewis in Illinois. They
also entertain hopes for Watson in
West. Virginia, strong democratic
mining districts not yet having been
heard from, they say. They list as
"do,1hffIIl" New Meyino Wynrninp
New Jersey, New Hampshire and
Delaware, all of which early returns
Indicate have gone republican.
Democrats reports on house cleo
stions resulted In their claiming the
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YANKS CONTINUE
THEIR ADVANCE
Continued from page ID

three p m. yesterday CMonday)," the
Italian war office stated tonight
Having PASSED every obstacle and
overcome every resistance, we ad-
vanced with great impetus, firmly es-
tablishing ourselves behind the en-
envy in the Adige valley, closing all
the openings.
THE Seventh army rapidly taking
the region west of the Adige, master
ed the MENDOZA pass and pushed pa
trolls along the river in the direction
of BoIzanu
THE first army occupied Monticel-
ii. dominating the confluence Of the
Adige and the Noce.
yesterday at three p. m. army
Headquarters had been moved TO
Trento (Trient).
"On the remainder OF the front the
enemy had been driven well into the
mountains. In the plains our cavalry
was throwing into panic large units
on the march which were encIrcIea
and compelled to surrender"
Two Mile Advance.
LONDON. Nov. 6.--t4:2O p. ny
American troops advanced about two
miles today on the whole front be-
tween the Bar and Meuse rivers. it
was announced in the American Off
cial communique this afternoon.
The American line has advanced to
Flabs. Maisoncelle and Chemery.
is six miles south of Sc
dan.
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GERMANY rs
FACING COLLAPSE
CONTINUED rom page II

ago the Rumanian charge presented
memorandum outlining her aims
and suggesting they would be recog-
nized. Lansing's reply today said
THE government of the United
States has constantly held in mind
the future welfare and integrity OF
Rumania as free and independent
country and prior to the existence OF
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Bank Held Up.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Three armed
and masked bandits today held up
the suburban Niles Center State
bank, forced William J. Galitz,
cashier, and his two assistants into a
vault and escaped into Chicago with
$50, 900.
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Late Market Quotations

imitation crezre-v r-y-. IT,
Eggs. strong, htxE~, sstse
s.sss- Nearby white t.r.-v s ss:s;;
nearsy mixed tsney. s-ss 80: sitslae|
57G Soc I'd
chieaso 7rs
CHICAGO. Nor -a-.-
cry extras. 5sEssi5r- "a
standards. 5sszc; dz5-T So ss-a]
Ssz@c; dairy seconds. &c.
Eggs Ortinary tfrx-s - 20;
fiaSts. JG SIZE
Cheese-TwIns. SrIa..
Americas. 5s1s Ggsc i's,|
Pofztoes-Recaipe q
consfn and Minnesota
SI-s01 T@71- g
Live poultry Fouls s.a,..
ducks. &c. geese. zze -
ems. 24Ecs turkeys sfe
St Louis Hay Ms-e=
ST. LOUIS. NJ S7tv -
two days receipts Of Ig- esrx ,-.-'
70 timothy. 81 ciOTer rzTzef i; - -
I alfalfa and , prairie. NM, =.
is no essential change IN ost.ss =, i. =
all along the line IS 5zrefv sress- !
ia fair demand obserTzbye- 40; ~. u !.
pressing factor continues n
proportion OF common -ualirr -, -
Guided in current arrival SAILS.
Clover mixed-No. 2 / car 49, =
ed at s25; No. !, paz car ~ -, !.
light mixed, at s3G: tiu,o.r-,
part threshed ar SIS and .z- y,
(longl al SGT; No. ;. I car .,s :.
car al s23. cars at So; No -, =
az s27. 8 at s2s: Standard cav
s29, at $50; No. 1. , cars AZ ,sI ;,
$31. one switched: clove---z-
no grade at $50; No. ?. I car ;, n
! car at s24; No. 1. car and os- !,
at s26, car AZ s2s; alfalia-pa-t !,
No. 3 at s2e.
St Louis Horses ard Mule.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nor. 5.-Hovss..
The market opened on an active bss,
with many willing buyers present !,
Ia large run ranging from neiiu-
good in quality. Top quality zss i
very abundant, but all sound hoy
of good quality found eager purcs,
ers. The plain ard medium grss
were selling steady with re "a
part Of last week There vere Len
of buyers for all kinds.
Eastern chunks .sissf
Farm mares, southern type 1891
Southern horses, choice -. 1897
Southern horses, medium :. s09i
Plugs ...... .. 11S
Southern horses. cheap -. $50
MulestThe offerings consisted
many mules OF quality and 'arge 4
Of mediocre kinds. Many buyers We
present and trade begen to assn
normal proportions again War mCl
sold readily and good 4year-old e
ton mules were much IN demand 7
blemishhd and thin-haired kinds v
difficult to sell but all sound mules
right age found satisfactory sa's
1s to 1S1h hands ....-..s $500