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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Oysters--one.pound, per Goz., poe; No
., $40.
Tish-Alaska. No. /. salmon. per doz..
81 40; Columbia river No. salmon, per
doz., 81 10; l-pouud mnckerel. per doz.
81 81; American sarlines, l.-ls, per cnse,
n 90; French sardines, LIS, per case,
81 80.
Mcats-Potted ham, Ia pound, per doz.,
Suci polted ham, H. pound, per doz.l
81 80; Vienna sausage, IL pound, per
doz., SID; v. ma sausage, pound
per dog, $40; clipped beef, IL pound,
per doz., 81 %; lunch tongue, 1-pound,
per doz., 81 90; Clipped beef, l pound,
per doz., - 40.
Vegetables 'lhrco-pound tomatoes
81 %; 2.pound tomatoes, 81 90; 2pound
corn. choice, 81 l0 2-pounG corn, fancy
81 80; 2-pound string heuns, OOc; 2-pound
marrOwlat peas. S1.21.
California fruits Two and one-hali
pounds peaches, 81 90; . IL pounds apri.
cots, l.S5; ? - pounds pears, 81 90:
II pounds plains, 81 10; IL pounds
muscat grapes, 81 50; . II pounds white
cherries, $40; . IL pounds black cher
ries s. 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Wheat-old and new, No. ., 5Sc; No.
3. 55c.
ear. 43c; ear, local. wngon lots. 45c per
bushel; Kansas snelled. car lots, bulk,
43 1-2c; sacked. 40c.
Oats-Texns rust proof, car lots, I. o.
b.. Fort Worth, bulk, 32c; sacked. Bic;
wagon loads unsacked. 32u33c.
Bran-Pcr 100 pounds. (. o. b., Fort
Hay-Car lois. (. o. b.. Fort Worth,
best Forncy. S11 80 per ton; best up
land. IS 80; alfalfa. loose. local, SlOi
johnson grass, hqled, local, SO per toni
loose prairie local. per tor, $40.
Flonr-Best patents. 81 81 per 100
pounds: half patents. 81. 80: third grade
81. AS; fourth grade, $LOoi northern
patents. 81 10.
Chops Corn and oats. mixed, per ton.
SIS: per 100, 81 60.
Cottou-Low middling. Q 1851; strict
low mi11.ins O 1-Sc.' middling . 3;sc'
strict mijdling, @ lie; good mlddling'
o 5Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
MANIM wAs A RAn RoY

When Hiram Maxim, the famous In
venior, lived in Sangcrville, \ anxious
mammas used 10 warn their hopcfnls
not to play with that wlck,d boy"
say the Lewiston NIe.) .lourual. In
fact, young Hiram grew up under the
doubtful reputation Of being the very
worst boy IN the neighhorhood This
isn't said for the purpose of encourage
ing any other Maine incorrigibles Who
are in the depths of their misdeeds.
II Hiram had been a perfectly good lit
Tie boy and had devoted his time TO
studying his lessons. he might have
had that flying machine all completed
by this time. Hiram nsed TO work at
carriage painting In Abbot. mud was
hired by DID. Flynt. He was an artist
with brush. One day man called
to see F!ynt while the latter was out.
There's been a man In to see yOn,"
said young Maxim.
What's his nnmeT
II don't know, but that's how he
looked, and the boy pointed 10 a board
on which he had roughly daubed face
~ forgot to ask his name" said the
boy, and so | drew that"
Flynt knew his man.
The United States has 1900 miles Of
electric railway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
Produce.


By Associated l'ross,
Chicago, III. Feb, 10. Wheat was
firm today, principally because OF the
cold wave Ia the winter wheat belt.
May wheat. 0S lie. Corn. hrm, 3ie.
Oats, firm, 20 3-lc. Provisions sighily
lower on freor bids. May pork, Si2 10,
May lnm. III IL.
Cash quotations were az follows
Flour Weak and not quotnbly
changed.
Wheat No. spring wheat 81 lie;
No. g. 300, No, > red ~ l.2c,
Corn-No. . corn, - a-Sc.
Oats No, . oats, ~ 3.ic; No. =
white, 30 l2WuQ No. = white ~ IL
d.iO t-Ic.
Rye. No rye, iic.
harley No. . hnrny nominal; No,
3, 1.Mfitc; No, 4. 4,ldi0c.
iihrl-Sl % H.,
Mass pork-S12. "a 1-2d12 2ni short
ribs sides tlooscl 50 3O6iG. 3li dry
sailed shoulders lbOXodl 50 2Dqd, 80;
short clear sides lboXrdl, d. 1871 II ~,
WHISKY H.
ard A, unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
GLnNNY's IiEponT.

New Orleans. Feb. 20.--Clanny q co.
say, liverpool opened 1-Oid lower and
closed g-Gid lower than yesterday. Sfoin
unchanged: salcs $3.50 hnlcs.
New York opened 2 p1inis lower and
al p. NJ. was points lower than yes
terlay. -
lower and gradually declining was at
one lime o points lower than Yesterday.
CONTINUED unfsTnrable reports from Man.
chester and small spot saleo IN Liverpool
are he features which influenced the 90
ciine IN our market iiis morning. Re
crins al Houston to-day arc 300 bales,
e.ainst 1000 bales last year, and the
,.sttn0fe Of receipts here tomorrow II
tnoo 10 GOO bales. asalust 3OD bales
40 wear. There has been . lfrge bust
nos done here to-day, p1nripahy iirmda-
fon an1 large transfers Of March 20
later positions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Cordhge-Ssa rope, half.lnch basis,
O 1-2c MANILA rope, half inch, basis, DC;
cotton rope, all sizes, l2c cotton Irvine.
Ice; b-ply iute twlne, lsc,
Bngs-04-lnch. S0unce, Nc; iO-lnch,
S-ounce, &c: 42-lnch. 10-ounce. 6 lie.
Seed.--llye, per bushel, soc; turnln,
seed, per pound, Zoe, alfalfa seed. per
hushel, 81; johnson grass seed, per
bnshel, 81 %: milet. per huahel, &c;
barley seed, per bushel, G0c: onion sets
red, $3.50 per bushel; onion sets, white,
81 100 per bushel; amber cane, 81 20 per
busheli orange cane, 81 % per bushel
seed potatoes, New York early rose po-
tatoea, 81 % per bnshel, New York
Peerless potatoes, 81 20 per bushel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Meats-Dry salt, clear shorts, Z Bic;
hsn,n, short clear. S 1-2c; bacon bellies,
4 Z. dry salt bellies. DC; medium hams.
~ M bellies, DC. medium hams.
IL. largo hams. 10 lie, small hams,
II i.2e; breakfast bacon. l2e-
Iard-C Compound 1-2c' pure leaf,
0 lie. .t...a r..
,.,,95ere1. barrels. 5 lie; poWderer half
rreis 4 40. cut loaf. ia barrels,
Z i.ar, cut loaf 10 half barrels, 8 &c.
6,oifee - krbuckle's Ariosa, &c;
Midland. pc; Lion. -fc; AiAroiia'
24c; jersey, &c. - - T., -
Cheese-F auci, fnll cream, one "a 90
lJs: two IN box. 10 l-zei iouns AlDef'-
can. 16c. - - q Az.
Beans-Nayy, o. Luna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

10y NAsoelhteu russ
New York. Feb. ~. "a more inter
estlng, featurolcss. dull day has not been
witnessed on the stock cNchangc Tor q
long time thnn was today. The agEre-
kate Of transactions did not reach hg-
urc that has frequently been exceeded In
a single hour Of oven moderately active
speculation. But despite the stagnadon
there was firm tone 10 trading, aud
beyond an occasional small hear raid,
the short interest dill not attempt 70 So
riously dcnrcss prices. u was purely q
samMcrs market and the play was for
small stakes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Crackers Animals. l2c; Boston butter
Sc; butter, &c; creams, $ 1-2c; cracknels,
Toe; cracker meal, 0c; oyster pearl, &c;
oyster excelsior, Sc; pretzes. he; cream
soda, Sc; suOwilakcs, l2c; soda, &c.
Cakes and lumbles-E Eleven and one
Lalf cents; fruit, sultnnu, lie, ginger
snaps, lie; grandina's cookies, Ice;
lemon snaps, l3c; waters. l5c, sugar
cookies, Zoe; stage planks, &c.
Candies -Caramels. assorted flavor, o
pound boxes, Zoe: gumdrups, A. D., as
sorted havors, 5-pouud box, soc; Japan
csc strips, eocOanut flavor, 5-ponnd box
D5c; rock, assorted and white. Boc;
French kisses, per box. 05c; chocolate
creams, Al. DOc lemon drops, frosted,
per box, Use; burnt almonds, per boa
DUc; creams, hand made. zoe; peanut
block, U5c; peanut bar, per box, l5e;
lozengea, assorted con-, 3-pound box,
Toe; marsh mRllows, 5'pound box, u %;
mixed candies, pale, per pound, Les
crystal cut, u 3-3c; II NJ creams, pals.
lie; stick candy, In pals, v lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Quotations based on small lots TO re
tail dealers. Anupalhine, per ounce,
Doe; Acetanlid, per ounce lOei per pound.
I5c; acetor ncio. per pound, iOe; carbol-
muriadc acid, @. r.. per pound, De;
nitric acid, G.. p. pr pound. 22c; sui
phuric acid @. r.. peT pound, Pc; tam
ME acid. bulk. per pornd, ~ - alcohol.
% per cent per gallon - ~ lciA sc for
cash; alum. per pound &c; anu hmmnia.
rene, DER ounce, 81 ~; ammonia. car
Donate. per pound. 1ge. vitrioll, per pound,
case; hino mass per pound Doc; blue
ointment, per pound, 6Oci bofez per
pound. 12dl3c; camphgr gum. per popn5,
g5c: cocaine. mur crystalzcd, per ounce.
G.O0i copp-ras, per pound, 2a3ci cream
tartar, @. r.. per pound, x'gSc' grorefa'
per pound. Ice; DsYera powder,
per pound. 81. rs; ether, smphurie, u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
NEw onLnANs rRopuoH.

Now Orleans, La. Feb. ~. Hog
products steady but slightly iuupr
Mess pork Sl2.ST l.2i boxed meats,
dry salt shoulders, O 3,Sc; sides, g 1-Sc;
baun sides, Use,
Corn. oats and hay steady. No; :
miXcd corn. 41c; yclloN, 10 l'2diOc;
M. white iB0lic,
Oats--No. . S41lM LET choice
&c. Tcxaa, No. ., 3SdaNc.
Hay Choice, SIG OOalO. 50i prime,
SiB 60nlb 90,
SuEar- Open kettle, lirmer. unchanged
Centrifugal quiet; plain Ernnulated,
o i6-iGc, OF yellow, 2 3.lUa3 i-lOe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
THE MARKETS.
Local Markets.


FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT
Vegetables Cabbage, northern. per
Be; sweet potatoes. per bushel, 30
al 7Jc; sweet potatoes, Northern per
bnshel, Sl50; pumpkin yams, ST. celery,
5Od75c per dozen punches; beets, per
Zoe per one dozen punches; besis, per
hushcl, 81 5O carrots, per hnshel 81 90;
radishes, 40c per dozen; lettuce, Doc.
Fruits Apples. fancy, Oregon, l-Dushel
so: oranges. per box, So; Bluefell ba-
nanas, per bunch. S2a3; Bartlett pears,
per box, 81 1905.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
Nan YonK IlYn S1ocK.

by ASsotlnlod FrC7H,
New York, Feb. 20. -Boeyes--No
trade. Gables quote American steers at
10 i-20tiic, dressed weights; American
refrigerator heef, 6oant S a-4c,
Calves SLOW At SSci 30 FOR poor to
fairly prime veals.
sheep and Market domorailxed;
prices lower. Poor 10 cAolcr, sad. rs (.
poor TO choice state lambs. 81. T5n3 90.
N0Ea -.N0mlnally aMoled al 50 hNli0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Hides-Buyers are paying. Dry nint
heavy. Be; light, 4c; dry salt, Be; green,
sait, . lie. butchers green, lie.
Wool-idght medium. lgdlGc; low
medinm. 12ftl4c; hne, 12Gll4c.
Bones-H oof and bones, s. per ton. de
livrred.
Bees wax. 15d1sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
Live Stock


By Associated Press.
~. Louis. Mo-. Feb. Vitality
Wax. viii prices about steady. Ma
Ave -feers 100 70 100 pounds, $50
49, ana hfsfcrs, s. %: Texts fed
lfe..rs. one choice lof. 100 pounds, sold
M 81. 20. others, 1000 10 100 pounds.
~. 6od1. -.
sold AZ 800 but balk Of good hogs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
A PRIME HANGED.

New York Recorder
It Is not often that one hears Of
Prince being sentenced TO the gallows.
Such, however, is the fate that recently
overlook the Russian Prince kikotze,
who has just been hanged In due form
on tho great square of 1'iilis.
1t seems that the Prince. who was serv-
ing In the army, while disportlng himself
In a state Of uproarious drunkenness
upon the platform of railroad station,
commenced to quarrel with policeman
who attempted 10 prevent him from an
noying the other people who were await
Ing the arrival Of a train The Prince
Immediately drew a long hunting-knlfe
from his bolt and, before anyone could
interfere, stabbed the unfortunate gend-
nrmc repeatedly, death ensuing almost
at once.
Arrested on the spot. the Prince was
brought before court-martinl presided
over by General Observation-Disclosures,
and condemned 10 death by strangulation.
Up till the Hast moment II was expected
that the Gar would commute the sem
ience, and possibly pardon the Prince, as
It was an unhearl-of thing that man of
his rank shuull suffer n death so shame
ftl. The Emperor failed to give any sign
of clemency, and the Prince was hung in
the presence Of almost the entire p0pula-
ton, who were profoundly impressed by
the spectacle. The last occasion on which
n man OF high rank met his death ON The
gallows was, / believe, when Lord Fer.
rers was hung In England for murder
In his case the eXecutioner, IN Difference
10 the rank Of the condemned man, used
a silken rope instead Of one of bemp TO
suspend him to the eallows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

went at 5.OT 1-2; pFe, conmon, light
and rough heavy range, "a .2Sait 30.
Sheep. Activet demand good prices 10
6ii6o higher. Native 81 a0it3 90; fed
Texans, 81 .Nl@S. 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
$500 or1Y rRopucn.

BY Associated Presa.
Kansas cry, Mo. Fob. 90. Wheat
firm nt ycetcFdly's prleeL, No. 2 hard,
~ 1-2lfhOc. No. . rel. 81 l-9ffo3 lie.
Con-1-fml.2g. higher. No. = mixed.
20 l-2c; No white, 3kf
Oata- SLOW ard unchanged. No. 2
mixed. 2sU2y he; No. ? white, 291
20 1-iq.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Retail llst-BridgepOrt, car lots, 1925;
. TO 10 tons. 81 10; ton. 50 ,O0i Meal
ester. Jenny Lind. Rouse, Maitland, Rob
inson aud Waleenberg Goals. ear loia.
So. 10: 10 10 ton lots so 20; ton,
50 10; IL ton. So 20; Monarch. Victoria.
81. 90, 3 10 10 10 iots, SO %; 2 tons.
50 Is; ton, so so: IL tor, So 80; Brlar
Greek and McJames cod, car lots. 50 20;
. TO 10 ton lots. So 1Qi 2 tons, 50. TOT
! ton, SO; IL ton, 50 20; Monarch egg,
car lots. s.. 25; "a 10 ton lots. IS 20.
single ton, IS 10: anthrlclte, Pennsylyn-
MA. car lois, sid; g 10 10 lots. St2.75;
single ton. $l3; anthracite. quiln, : 20
10 ton lois. 50; single tons sOhOi ~ ton,
50; slack. 40s; car loads, ~. 2Oi Thurber'
car lots, SO 80 per ton; Cameron. per
ton, IS; . tons. sT.75i 3 20 10 tons. $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
NOW ORLEANS LIVE STOCK
n. A....laLnA -

~ NNTVT7TTVW 7 TV7-7
Now Orlcans, La, TeO. .0--1he live
stock market "a fuHy sHefl.sd with
bcoycs Tho demand Is fslr Cor M
hcevcs, and fut Texas cowR. with 10
good ones on band Caltes sud ycarlmgs
Ii full suptly. Demand only fair for 10
Hogs Market quiet. NcarllnEs In
full supply.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Oysters und Flsh--Oysters, bulk. T55t
soc per 100 counts; per dozen cans,
50 %; dressed catfish, Zoe per pound
gulf feb, Toe per pond; shrnips, Der
pornd. 1Ar. crabs per dOzen. Toe,
Game-Prairie chickens, ~ 30 per doz.;
nrr pnir, ODc; Teal ducks Dor luih ,iJc,
ranvashael ducks. nor palr 1iNnnlr; rnh.
bits, 81 .25 per do1eni deer saddles, per
nouud q 1-yr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

W. 'Hketa and all information
y ~ 40. o. the iiesytagentz,
H., ce Mp :, toN MEsLulik
* zUeyu fl;i rass. & Ticket Ag't
Wy Ticker Agent, Fort
~ iii ~. ~ 4. 2. A., railas
All, b. ir 4. Viee-Preadeut and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

The United States has 1900 miles Of
electrle railway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
This Superb Work
Is Not Complete,

Nor win It be until sirtosu parts have
been Issued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
Medium
THE SOUTH.

Il published free except situa-
4 -. This exception is made
Z y, benefit Of those who are aux-
- employment All other ad-
M in this department are
n Il 1t the rate Of / cent q word
"A rayable IN advauco No aiver.
4 assn for less than % cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

.RAYED OR STOLEN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

WANTED = BoARDHRs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Sanowirthi6aftlide Setla9e
Der
Jainois Staats=5eitun9.

SIM 6inblif auf Sic groBe 8eoeutung,
tpelc6e suoerIGiiige, rdi6 perOfentltcbte
9tacbricbten iber ben Saatenltalto in ben
einselneu Staaten unb Counties ttr Die
8eurtbeilung 6eS i6lieBli3en @rnteaus7
falls in 6enlelbeu, iotpte fiir Die O~eretnitige
@eitaltung ser 9reiie Der Tel6fri9te be-
iiber, lit cs ieDr wini6enStpertb, baB aus
benz &reiic %unierer 2eier uus re6t bGufig
bierauf be3igIi6e Wfittbcitungen gen1abt
tperoen. SIM QtnibluB an bteie 9tabribten
iber Saatenitano uno @rnteauSii6ten itno
audi ~ionlti8e 9lngaben III 8e3ug auf ben
Ianbmirtbi1aftlidben 8etrieb, G%artenbau,
Sic Sbitsu6t, Smferei IL. i. 10. fir l%nleren
2eierfreis bon alIgemeiuem Snterclie; 100
e5 n0tbig lit, bas @eibriebene in eine pais
ienbe Sorm fir Sen Druid 81 b%ringen, un7
ter5iebt Sic 3ebattiOn iib gerne oieier
Mufe.
Ollie fir sic 8eiGage beitimmteu Msitz
tbeilungen unb Q(nfrageu iinb gu ri6ten an
q noreas g / m II,
&eOafteur Der Observation-Disclosures 8et7
LACE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Agricultural supplement.

@n6Gib nirb nod bic gflan3nn9 tploer7
itanosfGbiserer &ebiorten b%eftrtDortet. Ses
reits befouene &ebit0de iinb bel etnem tar
fen Nuftreten Der &ranfbeit ian1mt ben
@pr5eln un6 gil5en ior9faltig aus3uret@
Ben uno 3l entfernen. 0teie StOds tpdren
obneoies ibrem 11ntergange getpetbt uno
niiroen BEL elmer lGngeren 8elal1un9 tint
8o6en nut anitedenb wirfen. @s 1T aucb
nicbt ratblam, an 9!clcber Steue neue Jte@
ben 81 pflanSen, ionbern es iou Der Booen
crit iorgfdltig 6esinfi3irt tperoen. OieS ge@
i9iebt burcb Elm sebOrtgeS 9ur6trdnfen
6es 8o6enS nit elmer bretproc. SUPPER
pitrioll0iung GO @ramm &upFernttrtol
auf l Quart 8aner), elmer 00iung, tpte tie
auch gum Smprdgniren Der &ebIteden nit
&upfcrpttrioL gebraubt mirb. &uBerbem
qieBt man por benz Seben Oer neuenFflan7
gen in baS SeBlob nod IL Quart Der
g~enannten Qoiung. I'm bon einem Nns
1tefungs6eeroe aus bos tere6ortlDu6ern
bes 9il3es i'm 8o6en SIT pcrbiiten, ober pez
niger itarf befauene St0de su retten, lit 81
empie6len, ben 8oben. tpieber6olt nit Oben7
~eenannter 20iung su begieBen. Die guten
Solgen oieier operation MAIDEN ii6 man4z
NAL nicbt icbon I'M eriten Sabre %geltcno
unb muB bies i'm Speiten Sabre fortgeleBt
iperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04

8%eipren9en Der 6etreffenOen 81anset, bann
auf Ben Sfen Elm %offenes @cfdB init @oiier
IteIen.
264. a. 8ie pieI pbospbnriauren Salt
bari man an Hinbbieb per Stild unb per
Sag perfittern ? b. @irft bericlbe aucb
bel tracbtigen &iber auf bic 8no9enbil7
oung pes neltgeborenen &albes ober ni3t ?
c. Gerfiittern bes Safes an nic6t tragbnre,
ausgemoc3ieue &iibe Bat mo6l feincn
3med 2 d. Sci einem 4iabrigen 8ferDe
lit baS j3aDnfleti1 nit ben 5Gbnen fat
gleicb geipa9ien, mas baS T6ier am &auen
btnocrt; Die 9eute bier in meincr Na6bar>
ic6oft neunen boS ben 8oIf. gSeS lit bier
gegen 81 tbun =?
8. S. 8aier, Mlidt8an.
Qnttport: a. Sir Das Stiid 9tin6oieb
rebnet man ben Sag 25 bis 80 @ramm.
b. @etpiB wirft es BET trd9tigen &iiben
auf cine CUTE, norn10le &nodbenalsbtlbunS
oes &albe5. C. Sci ni5t trdbtigen S9te@
rem ipirb eS nur Damn perobreicbt, tpenn
DaS Sutter oil disappointment Salt arm
lit. d. QSenben Sic ltb an eincn crfabre>
ncn Gbicror5t, bericlbc nirb ipa0ri6einlib
ben Sebler let1t beleitigen fOnnen.
265. 8ie LANCE sebrau9en Sic ein5eGz
men @efliigelarten sum Au9bratcn ibrer
@tcr? sc. 8. &olpib, Winneiota.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Derweidltdun9 Ger 5wei9e Ser
Obitbdume.

@S lit befannt, 6aB, iicb cine gauge Jtetbe
BON Observation-Disclosures Der Yflan5en
auf Observation-Disclosures aurilffibren laiien.
Yrofellor Sorauer flbrt III bier einell
leuen Sal an, bur6 mel9en bic franf6afz
ten 8erdnoerun9en Der g flan3en tnfolge
oeS @influ1Ies ~unlerer Gulturmittel ins
ric6tige 2tbt geitelt 1perben. Die Gerdnbe>
runs Der 3neige, tpelcbe cole Sorten 0eS
8irnbaums BEN 8il6lin9sfOrmen gegeu@
ii6er aufweiien, itnb gang auBerorbentz
lt6e. Nuf iiberft6tli3en Sabellen meiit
Der 8erfaiier ndb, oaB bel u~nleren @liltur4
oarietdten Die 3neige cine INNER fleiicbigere
Giube ~erIanQeu, lpdbreno Der 6ol3riug
itetig an 0tde; alto aub an Srags uHb
Observation-Disclosures 3untmmt. 8ei ben
Sru6ltrieben lit logar Oer 6olsforper nur
Hod etpa balb 10 bid als beim 6ol55tpei9.
9a9egen lit au6 9eraOe on ben Sru3t=
trieben Die Jttnoener5eugun9 nob ntel be-
0euteu6er ur6 mdebtiger, ais an ben 2aubz
5peigen. @s 5eigt ii9 alio Die unplOerz
leglicbe Sbatia1e, oaB OurA bic Gltltur Die
@r5eugung wetoher Acknowledgements be-
9~ilufttgt miro auf Soften beS bic Seitt9feit
beoingenben 6olSt0rper5, mas logar 10
melt geben fam, DaB bic BEN 6ol5ri1g bill
benben itarfnanbtgen 3eIeIemente eine
llmfOrmung erleiOen, tnoem itatt ber 6olsz
3eucn weide @emebe auftreten. Sine
iol6e O8erfleiibun9" Der bol5igen 3beile
Der Ncblen ieBt aber nun lelbltperitGnbltd
Die Observation-Disclosures berlelben 9e9en
it0renbe duBere @iufliiie auBerorOentlib
berab, tie nerben idbndc6licb unb Dor
9uem nir1lnt bic @mpftnblic6feit ser Sarten
Waiicrreiben @epebe 9egen ben Sroit in
6oDem @rabe gu. 9lucb Die &rantbeit bes
NufreiBens unb tbetttpeiien QlbitoBens bes
Sru6tbol5es al pere6elten 8irnbdumen
itelt itb ais eine gang naturgemdBe Sol9cz
eri9einnng e~inieitig i'm llebermaB geltetz
gerter Waiiers unO misunderstanding bcr@
aus. SIS lit aaerbtngS iiber, OaB nit Der
bo99raOigen Steigeruna Der @rnGbruns
%unierer G%ulturpflan3eu beren Ira9fGbig7
felt auBerOrOentli5 9ebOben miro, DUB Dor
Nuem Die 6ritcbte gr0Ber, garter unb 3u6erz
rctber berporgebracbt lperben. 0enno9
muB ie6er 3il6ter ernitLt6 bapor 9%erparnt
perOen, ieinc Gfle9linge Ourcb fortgeicbte
Stei9erun9 oer Waiierz unb NabritoffSu>
futr iibermdBi9 gu uer5drteln, baourb Den
aansen Srganismus 81 Derpei6Iicben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
WurSelfdimmeI bel Reben.

g8enn mir bel frdnfeln6en o6er aboeitorz
benen Reben genaIe 9tabi6au balten,
trtfTt man bdufig Die Nur3eln unb BEN
gSur3eLitof nit etnem ipetBen 9ilse ibcrz
8ogen, ber iib in sablreicben meiBen SGoer
iiber Das gauge Mur3elneB binSiebt, bie
g8Hr5elH ielbit gum 2l6fauIen lnb Die Gebe
5rn Ablterben brtu9t. SIS lit bteS Der
gSHr3el@ ober QSciBi6immel Der Gebe.
Nl9 llrlacben bc5 Wur5elibimmelS iin6
81 b%e5elcbnen: itarfe 8ooenndiie bel elmer
perminOcrten @erbunitungsfdbigfett beS
BoOens III 6olGe mangeIbafter 8earbeitung
oes leBteren, pie Oas 8elaiien un6 8eiz
brIn9en fnlILen6er @egenltGn6e (3feblpiBen,
81 lrtlober Wftit ,c.) ais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oc5 Wur5el16immelS. DIS i'm 9Qgemei7
neu an3uipcnOenbe 8etdmpfungsmtttel
ba6en iidb bepGbrt: bas Smprdgniren Der
NebpfGbie nit Sheer, 8itrioG Ooer &reoiot,
tpoourd6 Die Bil5bilbung am Geblteden
iclblt UerDtnbert Diro. 9lus .qleicbem
Gjrnnoe ioaeu abgebrobcne &eblteflpiben
~lorgfGltig e~ntfcrnt ln0 ser Strobz ooer
Geiiigmiit nicbt 81 friih aufgefibrt uno in
ben BO0en ge6racbt tuerOen. g5aiie Rebz
oeldnbe limb 81 orainircn unb lit Der So
Den ourcb cine quite 8earbeitung ber6une
ftungSfGbig Su crbaltcn. Dies gilt beionz
berS, penn iicb mach itarfen 8labre9en an
Der 8o6enfld6e cine barte &ruite btloet.