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clay lands without lime, thus indi-
eating wide range of adaptability
but this does not mean that it will
grow when the soil is not inoculated.
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cover for the land during the winter
than vetch, but is not so valuable a
hay plant and is more difficult to get
started. Like some of the, other
winter legumes, the seed have been
scarce and high-priced for years. In
fact, the scarcity Of seed and the un-
certainty of getting stand have al
most put bur clover out of consider
alton in many sections during recent
years. In certain sections this may
not be entirely true, but the few seed
on the general market have been
mostly recleaned seed from California
or the West. and they have not given
satisfaction as general rule.
Why Recent Failures.
This California variety (Toothed
Medic) has not the black spot in the
leaf and Is a more slender and less
vigorous plant than the one (Spotted
Medic) common in the Gulf and East
ern Southern States, and the seed
being clean. they do not carry the
necessary germs to inoculate the
soil: so that failure with these re-
cleaned seed has been altogether too
common. When the seed are sowed
in the bur there seems to be sufficient
material carried with them to inoc-
ulate the soil with the germs needed
TO make IL grow successfully; but
seed In the bur have been impossible
to get In recent years in many local
tiles.
Bur clover, alfalfa, melilotus, etc.,
are sufficiently close relatives for one
TO inoculate the soil for the other,
but the germs necessary for the roots
of all these legumes are not generally
In the soil and unless some OF them
have been successfully grown on the
land, incubation is usually neces-
sary.
Sowing In the Bur.
When bur clover seed can be OBJ
tanned In the burs and are sowed at
the right time. September and octo-
Der. stand Is reasonably sure; but
the recleaned seed on the market,
sowed without incubation with the
soil of field where melilotus, alfal-
IN or bur clover has grown, Is too
generally failure.
II seed In the bur are used, II is
better adapted to sowing at the last
working OF cotton or corn than either
crimson clover. but this early SOW
ing, even in the bur. Is not desirable
and should only be practiced when
an abundance OF seed is used and
there is plenty of moisture in the
soil. The seed may require more
time to terminate and probably the
seed surrounded by the bur also
make more vigorous plants. At any
rate seed In the bur are more likely
TO come up and the plants withstand
the dry weather OF fall and the cold
OF early winter. The fact that the
burs are almost certain to carry in
oculatng material may also help to
account for the more certainty of
stand from seed sowed in the bur.
When recleaned seed are sowed
the planting should be done the lat
ter part OF September or early In
October. and the soil inoculated.
This, as all other legumes, should
be grown on a small area until suf-
ncient inoculated soil is obtained to
inoculate any new area that may be
sowed.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-06

TERRACING FARM. DUBLS IT'S VALUE.
$40 WRIGHT FARM LEVEL also best for
Diching. Grading IrriRating, Bilding.
Muney In running lines for others.
Write now. for special Agency offer.
Frank Wright. Mfg. Cave Springs. Ga.
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NO NATTER If your crops
~ to stir lightly the upper
- Y hard and dry.

Agriculture, reports a yield of 2.91
tons OF hay per acre, and 1921
pounds OF nitrogen gathered by the
crop. Live stock do not like the
plant when other pasture plants are
available, but they readily learn to
eat 1t at the season Of the year when
IL makes its chief growth, because
other green stuff is then scarce. 1t
is better pasture than hay plant.
Perhaps, its strongest point is its
abundant seeding and tendency to
stay on the land when once estab-
lished. For this reason it is one Of
the very best plants to put in a
short yearly rotation with corn. Re-
seeding can be secured by leaving a
narrow strip, few inches wide, of
the clover between each corn row,
until seed are matured In May, when
this middle may be broken out and
the cultivation Of the corn continued.
Or it natures seed in ample time to
permit the corn to be planted after
ward. 1t has also been used in the
same way in short rotation with
cotton, but the leaving of the mid
die" strip Of clover increases the cost
of properly preparing the land and
of the early cultivation of the cotton
and in wet season may increase the
tendency of the crop to become
grassy.
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How to Get An Ideal Pasture.

When once established on Ber-
muda pasture it will reseed itself and
remain and add greatly to the forage
furnished. 1t dies down by the time
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7lukberibt.
Ginciunatt. 81. sevt.


Ter obere CbioFub TT i'm SlIeu be 81.
fen uuo aud BET btefiger Staot fdgt osr.
ieIbe. 8eitern abeno bate er eineu 8ai.
ieritanb pom 81 5us.
Die foIsenbeR DepeIhen fino wdbreno
ses seFtrisea cages BIER einsetroffeR:
BtttssIrI Br. Dr Flttl lE eixsr
BaTsrhass pon 40 gus ans idlt.
par.srsbur, V. sa. Der StaS aat
sinsx BaFsrtano Dor 81 5xs uno fdat.
Aanarsa. gaEls Der Slss Sat els
asa Bafsraano pom 09 5us uno fdat.
GtarIefoI 9. 81. Oar Fts' ,lt els
asx 8sfsrfaso poa SIS Jub ano idat.
Ct. Sleafars. %. Ia. Der StaS Sat
siasx BaHsrtano BON 2,6 1us uno fdat.
Gatttettssarl. es. Der 5la, tst
etxsn BaKsrkaxo Don 3.6 Sus MAD fGat.
Bortsn,t.t. }. 0st FtSi II; s,Ksa
Ests-taxe Don so 5ab NIB fdat.
3sats,iGl.. -. DE VA IL. s!xsn
Bafukaxo poa 9.5 3xs aso itetst.
Gpsxs,tfts. yo. DG tIst "a. s!.
ssx Dafsrkaxs Don 6s Rub uxs fdQt.
Gairs. 5I,. Der FIas sat sEssx Dai,
ierHane BON l2.9 5xb uao fdat.
Rempsts. Lsss. Dsr 5Lss hattie sIRsa
@aferitaHo uon l0.4 GUS gse falt.
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Cine Summeriabrt auf Der
Sbemie.

gBir iinb beioe 5uriidgeluiisn por~
ben, Walomaun Der 9adel uno iA,
uno auf essenieitige 8eielliaaft onses
pieIsn, oas bsiBt erit ieit beute. Dor
ber mar nod Dorotbp bd. 8us lit
iest porbei, uno ipie es oaSu tam. piq
ih er3Gblen.
Gum srIien Wiale felt Boden ID
helte bic Sonne bonn 5innel auf Die
ourhpeihte Groe, uno od fiel es mir
Elm. oab id 8orotbp ldnsit peripro6en
bate, iie BEL bsm eriten l6ousn 5age
auf ben vRiper" gu nehnen. Ratiirlih
mubte Walomann nit, oenn ipenn sr
alIein gu 6uuis bleibt. 10 firdtet er
iih. unD ih bate nit feierlihen gioen
,osriprehen miiiisn, isin Rerpenipltem
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EsM MatssS. - Gtnbsimii9e 90 - 75s
per Bu.
Garten.-Ginbeimiia. s1.oo-1.a5 pei
GDrb.
Raben. -15--20e pet Dutenb BlnbsI.
GrUne gobnen. - Ginbeimii1e 80
t0e per aorb.
2Gnbsgrobun..
Pcbnen. - Marh ftstts. Brtma Nss .
sowfatt $s.l5, gsfiibte uno bsi 0eHS oes
pTadte Gapp $50 per 8u.
Seu. Nsstt rubia, 10. 81,
nsstbp $500, 30. q DO. Sl7.00-17.bO 70.
8 bs. $l5.Oo--15.50: RIse, asmifttsr 30. l
50-l6.00, Rs. 2 DO. sI4.O0 I4.5O /;
4Iee. 70. l S12.50-l3.00. 80. 2 $ll.5O-
1900 per fon.
NhbIen fuiter IN ftetir. - erets s20. 90
-22 90. Mtbbltns grob. 81 3. .oO-a4. 90, bo.
feines $21. 90 - 1890. oemtittes Huttsr
$40 0O-22. co per Tonns in Butt usb 81 90
mshr auf Dem 0eIstfs.
Berf3teb.res.
EsIe.--Warft rntta uno feaer. seirbl
robes $l.0s, sefo6tes 81 .07 per 0auons tn
Eartiex Don IA Dbl. Grtra CONNER Ten
2arobI 65c pee CaLloHs' Cotton eesb
Del robes CSC. rafFntrtes a 78e per
@anone. fsrpenttx 8lc, BstroIsun, Der,
lection Zoe, Dbio, Esntaas uno snbiana
94e per 0auons. erops 0aioliR 18e,
Napbta 13e per Odlrors.
saIs. - Ter Ner.t IN rxbiq. rhis
Sipr 90 -o5e. 2ttisan uns A,son
Sac per gbl.pon $50 Sfs.
faIa In fetts. Brtna Gits 7%-7Ie,
DO. Goantrp 71I-7ssSe per pFunb.
Qoblen.-Marft ruttG. loxqstoaBsrs
&8a5, Hus unb Glad $500 Sax,
Qanauka etadfohlsn as15, Hus nsb
Glad 5000 pr Tonne sbaeIisfsrt.
HasAloie etA6soAlsn a. 00-4.25, Extbras
cite 81 7.76-7.50 per Tonne aba.lisfsr.. Cote
loren 1l--l9e per On. abseItefert
S&mereten. marst fen. Rrse'sa.
nsr &7.75-s.oo axf bsn Gsreii. anb % 25-
$40 per Bu. pom Store fiwotkp Ss.a5-
$50 auf benz @elsis unb &375-l.00 per
Ba. DOM Store. NutUsi;sn 9Oe. ,SIahss
iaamen 81. 40 per Bu.
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Mem Dorp 20 Seal

~ %Ds OkYts
Eehf.-9ufubr A., ,923 sbEs., BerSars.
1871 SbIs. Ter Rar,t mar heute ftetto.
sprina 8atents5. .40-5.6), Otuter Str oto Ste
A.35-&.40, Minter 9atsnts A.sO--4. 90,
Spring clears $4.35-4S0, Winter artras
To. $a.s5-3.85, go. 2 DO. S3.40-3.55,
Qanias fraiahts $4.s0-4.s0.
Rssgsnms5t IN itetio. - Hatr Biz
sutes $4.0o-4.25. aoies bis lance S4.3o-
4.40.
Su4res ssenms,: nomtn.u ,u $500
.05 per 100 gfuno.
Tsis mebt iff itetig. - ge.nes petses
nrb asIbes 81 .4o-l.45, srosss l.35-l. 40.
Ailnorieb $40.
Rosssn In itett9. 80. 2 Esferu
791$e %. b. Rem DOr.
Gerfs tn itetil.- TaI,serte 74-7Se
{. !. I. uno nsus Juttsrstrts 73 - 76e {. l..
I. Buffalo.
Bsi,sn.-3ufuSr ~, 800 su.. g.r'ans.
- Su. Narft ieiter. 30. q rstssr
sl.0iI i'm Glepator urb sl.o4H Z. o. b.
iaDirmeuo, 80. 90. Ror.bern s124I
I. o. 5.
Esfft'orx - 9ufusr 1880. ser.
farbt 1927 gu. Tor't rutuig. 80. 4 64s
i'm aIeuator uno s2h IS.
eafsr.-9ufnbr $3.50 rx.. 1.r'srsi
- Eu. Dlarst feH geuer Stanoart
rueiber 40Hc. neuer 70. rpeiB.r ak,
DO. SO. 8 38Ic, DO. 80. 4 1915.
esu IN rubig. grtma ios--ll0e, 10.
l05-l07Le. so. Q 95-lO0c. go. s soc.
top'en In ilau. etate 1900, orstnsr.,
tis dolce l9-9lc; 1908. orsinarer bic hote,
s-l5s; pasife Soap 1903. lo-l4s; 1905
l3-lsc.
Sauts ans Hau. - s.n.raI gr.rtes
Ale. Bceeta 20L-22e.
qeset IN rubia. aeis a2-a4e.
Sort if itett1. - Ganil, sa5 90 -
$500. isort clear sa2 .5o-24.5o. mst sss.5o
IA 90.
Beei In isH. FamtI, s1o.oo-2o.oo
Vss SIS. 90 1880. GeetSntn,sn 4a2 oc
IA 90. 8erpast sI2.0o-12.50, Gttp srtre
Snsia Nes s2l .OO---a5.oo.
Gut Nsats Fne f.eHa. OspsysIts Gel
Ties Is - l6e, DO. SAuItern s3< - sLe,
10. edinlsn l43-l5e.
Cd dMaItii III letter. Mibtre Bsh yrtms
$l2.s - l275 RafHnirtes Fsstia. ssnti.
nsnt 1880. 9. u. s13.75. 6snpsuns liz.
--ll4e.
xsIs Z. nstis. - grima Git, re,
Gsnntrs 7i4-St
BaampsIlf aamsn.Dsl 1T fhpad.
Srina robes s6.61, priMa esmnsr seItss
eI0.l5 -lO.90.
Sefrs Isumtf it.tts. AaftnIr.ss Hsv
psri $7.5o. SiitaoeIphia uns Baltimore
$7.50, DO. In Bull s4.00.
DO tie Ia ru5Is. Tome';e gIsscs 30
--3lc.
Oar, IN fea. ssrainsi. sesslnltAss
btS autes $3.50.
1srysnttu II, feft ~ 751<e.
Reis IA feit. etubsiniiasr 2tI--5Is.
Hatma 5L--sc.
Ns Iaiiea tt 'tetts. 1eu Orleans Open
&sttle. gutter bis taics, 32--s2e.
aai'ee -- Rio Ro. 7 1O-l01c. San,
tos go. 4 l07.e. Goreopa loL-l2Lc.
Sa6er.-Ssser II ftetta. Mustasabs 50
Ter 3.ssc. asntri'ulal % fsft .3sc, Re.
laHss,Su6srs9 f.H3.s1. HafHnirtsr sussr
n itstta. Gut sssf 5.S6, Gruihss 5.s5s.
NsulS II" b.joc. guSes s.40e. Ssp,
Serss 5.25e. 4rarulates 5.f5e. Siamsxs
.A"5.l5. 9snf.c.Ioners ~" 4.9se; Hs.
4. so, Rs. 2 4. $50, 10. 34.80, Eo.4 4. 75e,
10. 4.70c. 30. = 4.65c. 30. 4.s0c. re.
8 s-sse. 80. 4.50c, 30. 10 4.45c, 80. IL
4.s0e. 70. IL A.35i. Ro. IL A.3)t. 30. II
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9htcaae, 90. Sent.

SP' ~NPb.
Mesl.- Der VI lrtt nar fieti1. Ni.ts,
DstsrtSti. 35--s.05, Straiatts 81. 4.Io-4. 80
epring 3atents bette $3.50, 0traislts 81. II
--i.45. Haisrs $3.61-S.l5.
0stDeR. Sas Ssptembss o6L -
971.e, an, edIus s7e, ftr Tes5r. 1907.
-l001sc, an ShluB l0os4e; fur Nai los y;
-l06sse, am SaIub 1867.
DsIfAtsru. - 6ar esytemtss 541,-
551.e, am edIus SIZE; fur Tesembs,
5211-531@c. am Sdiub 52s.c; txr Na
551.--Ssssc, am SbIus 551.e.
1afsr. - Jar September 81 - sac,
an enlus Bic; far December 35L-35sse
am saiss 3514e; ilr Rat 3oh-ss1s. an
ehluB 3sIe.
Rossen.-To.a Z 731&e.
Osrfe. - Oate 3attes tsrts 4s - o3e,
axte bis tsics WaISssrfte bs--72e.
dladSiaamsa.- Re. l o. u. 2S4e.
Rs. u. B. 27oe.
1imstApiaamsn - $7.5o-9.25 -,
Gsntnsr.
ais.iaamsn n.-slo.oo- PER Sent.
1et.
Mssysr.. - s20.50-20.75 per DbL.
Sar September 81 3 65-l9. 721., am SnIui
Si9.0o; fur Gftober 3l9.s5-ls.75, an
GMtub sl9.721f; fir Sdnuar SIS S.25-lS. 90
en- Shlus Sls.32L.
e4msl,. - sls.62k per 100 sfuns.
8as Citober $ll.32 32h<--l2.62k, am edI1j
$le.25. iiir Ropem6er $ll 62L - Il.7J
am S4lxt 4ll.s5; fur Ssnxas $l0.G -
l0.72h. an ealab el0.72h.
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etsrt Atppenfetten. -2oie $l1 rs
- 1l.s7I per 100 gfuno. 5iir Dftober
$ll.35 - l1.47I, am Gtlut S1l.45; fiir
Sannar $685. 9.75, am e1lub
$9.72I.'
Sdulter n. - sSsrt Hare Setten. per'
yG6t. Sl2.R tp-12.25.
Bxtter. - Warit tetts. 6rsamsrs 241.
-29e. Datrp 23-27e.
eter. - Rarts tetts. Jrti9s 22 -
24e per Dxtens.
2xfe. Rarst tstiy. Cream 15A-
16%e per Bfunb.
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K}out WelDmartte.
0tenffao. 20. cert 1910.


Tie Usihdfte waren beute In ben biefiaen
Wdnien febr rubts, GeIo 1T aber trctbsm
nod feft. Tarleben ION ean" murpen pon
ben Danfen ~ 5--51se6 berednet anb Ge'
i1dftspaptere wurDen jM 81 biSfcnttrt.
Sm ofenen Ndrfte wurben Tariebsn ,,on
eau" " 81 uns anf Seit " b-5hx pla'
eiSt.
1eAid sni MN Dsa
waren fefter uno nurben 20 par'
lmii6en 1onfen perlauft. - Die 6ouns
terrate betrdst soc prdnte per $1,000.
rssaia asi osssSa
naren ftetie. - 3eute fno BITE foIsenben
Quotirungen ~ berihten:
Xonbcn, 3 1age siht, s4.86L-i.s7 per
e, " 1aae ei&t, q. .S3L ABA perE; garis
fase St@t, 5I2L-5lb 5ranes per 800 /;
10 1aee ei9t. 517L - b20 Sranes per
tl00 flr Deuti4lanb, 4 Tage st1t, 4
Narf 86he, bo. 80 1aae Sidbt, 94Ie.
Documentary Gius auf aonoon muroen
- e4.68, aaf GLASGOW ~ $4.S2L unb
saf DeIfoff ~ A.s2H periauft.
rassss.c ctltasnsses
sx9te uns Fetis. Die gan,en quosiren wis
1olat:
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s<ss, esm,s nus as,,.s /. pey psrs.

OsS. CsmSs nns aft.en IN Nen psss.
0eib ION eau" mar piIig su II--1TE.
grima 0eitdftspap,ere ipurDea su bT-
6& bisiontirt.
sterttns .Grnange IN ffetig. -
Siht ~ s4.S6-4.S6L uno 90 fase Si4t
~ A.o3-4.53H.
Bunbes ,Obftqati omen 10 arsn Pc
tiq unb nurben pis fotst auotirt:
Ger. staaten Hefunbins ~ l0l-l0lz,
~ rssiitrirte tlS25) ll6-llbH. Gon'
pons ll5--ll5A, sS reainrirte 1917
1921. Coupons l0l ls-102s. panamaSoa'
ppnS 2H l0l eeboten.
Mftienmar rff.-Ter Turft par beuie
am gormittage Iebbafter BID bic greiie
itdr!er, Iatmittass jeood rpnroe oerlelbe
Han xnb ,tetis. Die Stlabnottrunsen tr'
gaben I'm algemeinen nur unoeoeufenoe
8erdnberuneen.
NaAftebenoe RurIs murben uon osr1trwe
Srwin, Balman 4 &c.. 30. 22o--2S2 Ua!'
nut Strabe, bsri6tet:
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Ox UWS.-prsVe ueor'der. WaFrntrtev ohg
9eaf 6.6St. powbsreb 5.s5, Gusss s.0Oe.
granalstse 5.75s, Gsnfeetiensrs Il" B.85t.
IN ~" 6.85-6.e0t, pstbsr EXTRA e"
6.2O-6.s0s. srtro ,,0" 5.l0--s.lBs. oybiRas
ssr aslbsr 4.S0-4. .s5e.
Nola es ift fts.is. asv Csisans
Cpsn Asttls $3.50. GsntrifuaaI l5--2ss
per 0auons.
Ne is.-Narn ,temrt4 r.sss't sss s.tts.
Ssnihana. bantp 1eae s-SSt, prims ~
-61t. erstndEss s1-tHs Sapaa -
IL PEI eiunb.
Eairs.prssuy
Bxttsr. - Warft rubia uno Die greiie
wiuiser. SantY arsomssy 3I1<e. Grsansry
trRs 30s, BE-. fsesnbs 2ss. fanep Easrv
a2ke. xs. axe psr sfxnb.
AAfe. Rarlt Asts. Cs,s Nat l7s,
NorbpsfIi6sr II IKE. Rem Hors lss,
e6psiier 30 ale. Simbxsssr Tie. Dri6
lS5<s Per Dsuns.
6isr. Grid. eier iinb In Radfraae.
SriMa fril4s oa4nsreier 2te. Nrhs 2a1.e,
anSsrs 2De. iseenss l7s per Tts.. 10 rad
lnalitdt.
ssfiasel.- gro5s ep-iuaerS tommen
pteL tn ben Rar't. sprina ghi6e.s 1s-Isc,
0alnss 1919. exbss 81ss. frutlaAnsr Q G,
eugS lOe. funae enter BON s!-rsap l2e,
aIts Zoe, odnis STE per yfuns.
Cbh uno Oemal,.
Hsyfel.-5anep Rem gorf a. .oo-1 IN
sepcsnltte s2.25-2.50 per Bbl.
Gitrsnsn. - @artt nstta. Gslifsrria
4i.59-5.u0, Reisina $s.s0-s. 90 per m
lraas sn.--Narst ruSia xnb Netta. =
9ihs.
pftr II DE. - gorthern cbio GIberto
II .D-2.50 per Camper.
n.-R. y. Bartlett sl.76-2 90.
einbetniid1e $i.7S 400. 3uder 800.
Stdles $2O0 - 2.25 per 86I.
GeintraMten. Giubeimiine ls--
zoe per &orb.
v laumen. - Tamions 3.OO-3 .25
per Crate BON "a OTIS.
3u6er rmsIsnen-G Gdbte Colorado
Hodpforo 75e-$l.36 per Crate uno 50e-
u. 20 per Eonu. CrDpop Crate 50-75c.
Wa icrmeIo nen--S2o. .OO-25. 90 per
100 auf benz geIeiie.
&arteffetn.- aouispjIe 12 .25-2 30.
Galiern Store S2.25 -2.s0. sinbeimildbe
$2.26-2.60 per DbI.
Snbfarto ffeIn.-Janep Serieu 90. rs
SEQ. 0aitern Shere S2 OO-2 rs per Dbl.
0raut. - 2ssft kstts. GiHbeimifdbes
7cs-$i.00 per Dbl.
awiebeIn.-Ginbeimii4e e3.oo--3.25,
selbe $s.26-2.60 per Hbl.
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9 0 b mir.

sg}euIih por i6 gsipeien in Berlin
uno bob 9erpobrt in d 6otel; in msiz
nem Simmer if gelpeien d anopp, urb
tpenn ih hab oorauf 9eoriidt, 1T qez
tommeR d 9looae uno bat sefrpst,
mas i'd MIL"
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Gkteass. %. sept.

gtnsptss.- Sss,ss $3.50 - s.25.
rsrss sttsrs ~. $50. psHEia, stiere
A25-7.Oo, etossrs uno sesssrs 34.25-
$40. gahexno 5etFsrs 2.2S-625. Rdiber
Ss.75-s.50. Nar,t IareFam uuo 'd1uad.
sAwsirs. - &eitts s9.30--9.75, as'
wiidts s.. $50. inpsrs s.. S.30-9.50,
rnabs IS. .30-S.50, eat. bis auserIelere
s. 800. 80, eer,el S6. so - 9.55. gartt
itetia bis &c ntenriser.
stafe uno sdmmer. ctdft
Gi1hstriiAs 81 T5--4 55. werltts S3.25
$50. SdsrIinas s4.75-5.75.
2dwnsr:-siussinii1 s5 5.23-7.25, mef'
Iine 35.50-725. Narit ftetis.
3g1asr. - Ninopis1 ll.G0J. S3peiue
1900, 6tafs uao edmmer 23.oOO.
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Siebmdrfte.

GinetnnasL 20. September.
9n'uhr unb gerianot ntsreno ben uers
fofenen "a Stunosn, pergltber nit benz
porbsrse9snoen Gage, paren pte folst:
9ufubr: RinooisS. s3p,in.. s5afs.
eept. 10 .....33ss 1910 1922
eept. 90. ..... 449 1889 93i
Der 3srianas bs.siI tn osrist5.i 5eit:
Sept. lg $500. 202 3ol 7Ol
Sept. 20 ..... 1882 1929 35S
Riubpieb. - Die 3ufubr mar aud
beute pteoer nrebr ais eenuoeno uuo Die
9reiie itetig. Cute ylil9tube ituo tart,
anbere itetig.
Stpsre stisre brabten 1918 - 6.85,
ertra Stiere 3T.O0-7.25, Eaien s2.25--
5.25, SIeiIter'fisre. srtra s6.O0-s.25. quite
BIS auserleiene 81. 5.00--5.85, orbindrs Bis
sxte $s.25-4.85; Sstfers, srtra 90. i0-5.25,
quite Sic auserIeiens S425-5.0), oroindrs
bts quite $2.5o-4.o0; ai5s, estra s4.75-
s.. 90, fancp -, cute BIS auserleisne
$.00-a.s5, orbinare bis CUTE sa.25--3.75;
gannerS - .00-3.0 90, stodsrs uno Seeoers
$3.00-5.50, estra $3.50.
yuIlen. - Die 3ufuhr mar nur rdBte
uro otr Tlartt feft. Die gtahirage mar
eine quite
Rasere ano Iei1ts s2.50-3.95, SoIoand
$3.s5-4.65. ertra s4.70-4.75, fet.e Suueu
S4.50-4s5
adlber. - Die RatFraee mar cine cute
uno bic gre'e ftieoen urn 25e per 100 Bfo.
Die 3uFutr mar MIR mtBt6.
Crotndre auo sross 4.00-S.25. fair bis
sste ieitte s8.25-9.75, ertra 5000.
Rdtber IN ban 10 II niitoHbb tlisrr. -
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9Le. orbindrs 5-7c.
Sdweine. 2ie 3ufuFr mar teute
,iemlih orob uno bic Er tie ifpdt1.
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Berianotiorten I'm 20c per 100 BFuno.
S1pere ehpeine braf)teu $9.35-9.50
dste bic aaserIs'eus Ssrpafurns' uHo
Fist'Aerfortsm so.5o--9.s0. esmtihte Ter.
paSsnas'orsn t9.45-960. oroinars bis
ssssrI.'srs i4psrs fssts eax. 1915 -
s g. ertra -, staas $3.50 -- $50,
Ielts gsrfanbt'orter 9.35-9.s0 TsrteI
psr 10 1'e. Wrs rpsuiasr ss. .0o-9. Is.
e4afe 2dmmer.--TteR Rahfraoc
mar etne quite, bic 3ufubr gertrs uno Die
greiie Itdrfer.
enaf.. -- aytrn s425. oats Bis avs
srle'sne $3.50 - 4.15 oreirtrs Bis outs
81 oo-3.25. Rutteri6 afe s3.50-..50, ertro
sx.75, Sf6ritnae "a 00--5.25.
aammr Grtra S740, quite bis
aus.rie ers &6.5o-7.35, orotnars bis quite
s.. .O0--6.25.
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Rem Qert, 20. Sept.

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Sinn mar beute rubig gu s34.s2H-34.so
unb &upfer ruhia; Safe su $3.50 -
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xno Gaittna su Sls.12H-l2.37I. Slst mar
rubis Ju $4.37a-4.42H uno epsltsr 'e1t
" $3.50 $50. Giien mar unusrGnoert.
4o. younorp tort5ern 81 $lo.oo-l5.25.
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$I5.75-15.25 nno Ro. Soat5sra lott ~
&l5, ,75-l6,25,
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Rarft befinoItnen BonoS unb Aitisn eisbt
se offilseGen luottrunaen an:
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-01
ALDRIDGE ON HIS DEFENSE.
New York State Committeeman Justi
fies His Acceptance Of $1,000.

Rochester, \. v, March 31.-Repub-
lican State Committeeman George w.
Aldridge, who is to be nominated for
congress on Saturday to succeed the
late James Breck Perkins, has writ,
ten an open letter to DR. Algernon s.
Crapsey, the former Episcopal rector,
in reply to the latter's request for in
formation concerning Aldridges ac-
ceptance of 81 100 from the fire insur-
ance companies for his influence in
passing legislation.
DIR. Crapsey had written to Aldrldge
that he considered it grave moral
offense for him to deal secretly with
interests affected by Legislation and
to take money payments to further
such legislation.
In his letter Aldridge says he in
terested himself in the bill because 1t
was urged by the officers of the Roch-
ester German Insurance company and
was in the interests of the company
and policy holders alike. He adds:
Mr. Kennedy's contribution was not
made in contemplation of any legisla-
tion. 1t was purely voluntary after
the law had been passed and after
the Legislature had adjourned"