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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-21

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dalej. - Czegoz. to wszystko
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chyba braku Wychowania.
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wac umiei, vice ME brak
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ku, ale brak wychowania W
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ludzie, kt6rym jednakowoz
nauka religii zdaje sic byf
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daja, by dzieciom wyk}adano
wraz z abecadlem takze O
r6znicy plciowej, o p}odzeniu:
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lie, ze takich matek by}oby
bez ]iku, gdyby je cd pierw-
szej klasy pokus uczono.
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piej W Ameryce, dop6ki sy:
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rzadowych: sic ME zmie t'r'
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sc dowiedzia}, ze jest ty)ko;
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seveltem!" - TAX 20 nazwa:
Ia pewna <emancypantka "
publicznej movie ma zgroma.
dzeniu sufragistek W Wa
shingtonie, a to z tego pc:
wodu, ze Roosevelt przeciw'
nym jest tax zwanemu ,,race
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miennemu, - sodomskiemu
grzechowi przeciw przyro.
dzeniu). = Narwana ia ko.
biecina wmawia}a W swa pc.
dobna do siebie audyencye
re "a dziesiec lat W Ameryce
bravo kara6 bedzie rodzic6w
.kt6rzy beda mieli wiece!
dzieci niz jedno! !
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kobietom ME MONA ma r6Wnl
z mezczyznan,i %zajmowac sie
polityka i rzadzeniem krajem
Me jestesmy zbyt wielkimj
przyjacio}mi prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych, p. Tafta.
ale szczerze p~ochwalic mu-
simy jego znalezienie sic wo-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-21

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lpominajacej sic wprowadzenia
w zycie .owego:p raWa, i ma
docinki prasy zagranicznej d}u-
lgo ME by}o nawet p61urzedo-
wei o%dpowiedzi az dopiero W:
ostatnich czasach jakos ME-
smia1o miaf sic niby Rad.
przyznac, IL kofo polskie W
radzie panstwa :austryackiego..
stoi ma przeszkodzie wykony-
waniu( y Wywfaszczania W.
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opozycya. Prusy zaS ME chca
zamacac spokoju sedziwemu
cesarzowi Austryi,. = stadl
zw}oka W wyw}aszczeniu Po-
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m6g1by uwierzyc takim ich
wykretom, kto. atoli obserwu:-
lie. pruska polityke ME cd
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,lwie az nadto dobrze, re Pru-
} SAX lie, jak najety, by VIA
j sciwych powod6w ME zdra-
dzic. Agraryusze, obszarni-
Icy pruscy ulekli sic w}asnej
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niu, gdyz ona mog}aby i icl'
. sk6ry dosiegnac chloe ME
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mokrat6w obchodzi p. Taftt
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ca pragna. Najbardziej i'm
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-Polacy (Polskie ko}o) sic ma.
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rodowoSci W Austryi, gdyi
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-21

Me jestesmy zbyt wielkimi
przyjacio}mi prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych, p. Tafta,
ale szczerze p~ochwalic mu-
shiny jego znalezienie sic wo-
bee sufragistek. Powiedzia}
on i'm otwarcie ma ich zgro-
madzeniu W Westinghouse,
re z ich dazeniami wcale sic
ME zgadza, a to gl6wnie ola
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m6g1byl powiedziec take, re
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ich zasady popieraja i wo-
COLE sprawl ia sic %zajmuja.-
.Gdy ma taxa gorzka prawde
sufragistki sykac zaczely, jak
gesi, pan Taft usmiechnal sic
z ~politowaniem j daf i'm do.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Sept S.-Almost to a man Chicago
spectators today expected the government
port to show an increase in the spring wheat
crop yield as compared with the estimate last
month. In consequence there was profit taking
and liquidation on large scale in the belief
mat the federal figures would have a bearish
eHect on prices Last sales at the same
ievel as last night to 4 a &c below. Corn fin
of L0Ac
hog products made irregular close, varying
from 3oc advance to 1113c decline.
Barring little bulge early when corn ad-
Vanced on frost scare, there stronger
spots In the wheat market. depressing nhu-
ence was the disposition of buyers to back away
from cash wheat here and In other centers
Moreover, the spread between the September
ana May options widened to within shade of
SlO01a, the largest so far this season MIlers
reported poor demand for -four Argentine
shipments were large and primary receipts
heavy.
Fluctuations in the December options were be-
.Ween W 9s& and S1.O1. with the finish steady at
Predictions of frost caught many short sellers
OF corn The resulting advance, however, was
largely wiped out by the weakness in wheat.
December ranged from 551a TO 5615c, closing
nrm at SO &c to 56c, a net gain of &c to sc.
The cash demand was slow No yellow closed
at 5714 @55SAc.
oats declined to the lowest point of the sea
son. Stocks were heavy and the movement lib
eral Not bushel of long oats now shows
pron5. Many owners nnloaded and shorts were
declnaedly aggressive. December sold from 34l lac
to 3o1ac, and in the end was 34sc, a loss of
Sc, compared with last night.
Proylsfons In the main were higher because of
purchases by local packers, despite drop of
!oc IN hogs- Final quotations were 212c higher
to 171ac lower for pork, &c to 171ac up for lard
and with ribs at advance of 71ac to SOC
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open High Low Close
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Flour and Farinaceou. e.ood.

The Northwestern Miller says: ''The output oe
the Minneapolis mills increased 1898 barrels
last week This made the output for the week
ended September 5. $40, ,250 barrels as against
304, ,915 In 1909. All the mills were closed Mon
day. Today the same number Of mills are in
operation, but the capacity represented is slightly
larger. The production for the week ought to %
100000 barrels Trade in -four last week was
less satisfactory with mills. both at Mime
spois and IN the interior. While the full OUT
put was sold, in some cases, in others il was
not
FlourGCalffornia family extras, S5.s0@6 20
net without discount bakers extras, $500
$40; superhne, 81 -60@4-9O; Oregon and Wash
ington, per Dbl, $565.25 for family bakersl and
patents and 81 25@4-50 for cutor; KanSas pat
enrs S6-10; do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents
81 40; do straights, $7.20; do clear S6 so Der mi
Far1naceous 6oods-Buckwheat -four, S4: buck-
wheat -four self-raising. 81 so; buckwheat zroats
IS; corn meal. yellow So, white So, extra cream
yellow S3-25, extra cream white So 25: corn
-four. So; cracked wheat So 80; entire whear
dour, $500; farina. s3. so; graham nour 81.
hominy, large IS, small S3. granulated So: oat-
meal, S4.25 do groats, S4.25: pearl barley "a 20-
rice dour. IS; rolled oats, 81. %; rolled vhesr
$3.50; rye -four. S3-25; rye meal Sc. 10: splff
peas. yellow s., green S6. so: extra cream rolled
oats $50 lbs s. 50 50 Ib sacks, 81; rolled fskes,
$50 ID bbls s.. 70, 90 10 sacks S5.25. roIla5
wheat $50 lbs S4-75. T5 ID sacks, s425
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
GRAIN MARKET


Note-There will be no session of the grim
excnange today, but the exchange will be open
tomorrow usual.
Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Ihe government report makes spring
wheat condition 63.1 and this indicates total
yield of about 217 oOO, 900 bushels, against about
The local market continues quiet, with prices
unsettled.
CASH WHEAT
california club. $1.55@1. 6215; Sonora, 81. roo
l71h white Australian, 81 .67h 10; northern
ciuDs Sl6011.65; Russian red, 81. .62h al 65;
turkey red, $1.65@1. TO-; bfuestem, $1.70@1.77h
per ct1.
FUTURES
No quotations
barley-Yeeterday's receipts were 18,57s ctls.
lranere quoted weaker market Tor the cash
gram with a good deal Of inferior feed offer
ing.
CASH BARLEY
c,o,o. NO: L feed; 81 on grades, s5@e7ac per ctl:
ping grades. s1.05@1 orr per ctl
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
May-Y1-11 bid. SLIP asked.
December-S1.05%
p. M. Session
Open High Low Close
May :.....s. SLIP SLIP SLIP Slip
December -. 1.o5% LOG 1.05A LOG
Oats-California reds are weak under heavy
onerlngs, but northern whites are holding up
According to the government report the oats
conditlon Is 1873, and the indicated crop is
1,o45 000, 900 bushels
Red for feed. s122h @1.so Cor ordinary and
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Dried Fruits, Raislns. Nuts and Honey

DAACu EEuANSs rdASGn8. NuAA anu FAOAcy
Late mail advices from New York say Of that
market for dried fruits:
The comparatively low prices and the scarcity
Of other dried fruit is said to have drawn out
larger number OF orders for peaches from export
buyers than for many years past. In fact. the
export business in peaches is reported 10 have
eeeded that Of any previous year, England being
the principal buyer.
According TO a careful canvass made by
competent authorities the prune crop Is about 40
per cent short of earlier estimates, but actual
mates for crop OF 50 900 600 TO 100. 600 900
pounds That would make the actual output
some so, ,000, 600 pounds Of which IL is estimated
about 30.O0O.0O0 pounds have already been sold
TO Europe"
Fruits-Evaporated Apples. TQ7s4c; fancy, s6a
sAc; aprteots. 11913c; fancy Moorparks, 1871
414c; peaches, 6G7cs fancy. III GScs pruneS.
new crop, 56515c net to growers In the country.
with 115c premium for Sos and NC premium
for 4Os; dgs, 495Ac; pears. 9@1Se.
RalstnS-New crop layers. clusters-6 crowns
$3.50; crown, 81 crown. S1.35dL4O;
crown. $110G1.15; crown, ST. seeded. sac
for choice and 615c for fancy; Thompson's seed
loose muscatel, crown, 512c; crown 4Acs
2 crown, 4Ac; seedless. 314 63%c; new raisins.
81 64c in sWeatbOx at Fresno.
NutS-AlmOndS. nOnpare1ls, 1611c; XXI. 51scs
ne plus ultra, 145ac; peerless, 1315c: brakes.
13c; languedoes. 12c hardShell. S15c: ShelIed al
monds 290321zc walnuts, 13c per ID for No. I
softshells she for No. do; pecans, 141zQ
15c; peanuts, 41sG5c; pine nuts, lSg2Oc per ID
Honey-Water white comb. 16617c; white do.
12612Ae; amber do. 10@11c; extracted. s15 a
&c for white. 7dse for light amber and 51a a
615c per lb for amber
Beeswax-271a GSOc per ID for light and 2Sk9
26c for dark. -
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Grain Exchange Closed Today
Government Issues Crop Report

cessIve again and prices remain very weak, es-
pecialIy for peer quality river goods Green
corn sold at a wide range. there being mucn
stock received that h>.l 20 be sold cheap lana
beans and sweet POTATOES were very sl-.-@ sellers
The market for river potatoes was easy, wnlis
Salinas Burbanks continued TO md quick satS
at we'll maintained rates. The onion market was
we'll supplied ana dull.
Potstoes-River whites. S5cdSf per ctl: Sa-
linss Burbanks S1.25G1.5O per ctl; sweet pota-
toes, 81. S5@2 per ctL
Onions-New yellow. 156S5c per etl
NegetableS-tireen corn. $1-25Et22 . per sacSf
tomatoes. 40G65c per box; greeH peas, 4G6e per
ID: string beans. 3Gt5c per ID; lima beans, "a @
sc per ID; summer squash. 50065c per box, egg
plant 40G6Oc per box; green peppers, 40Q50c
per box; garlic. &c per ID; cabbage. 90c9Sl per
etl; eucumbers. 50065c per box; pickle cucurn-
bers, Sld1.25 per box Tor No. / and 65 5G15c for
No. ?. cauiidOwer, 50G6Jc per dozen; turnipS.
zoe per sack; carrots, 75c per sack; green okra.
356l5Cc per box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
STOCK MARKET
WEAK AND DULL

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The
small contingent of operators in
stocks laid aside political con-
siderations today in the convic-
their power to influence prices.
The new subjects which were
substituted in the attempt to find
a motive force which would prove
effective made but small impress
sion on the market.
The government crop report, as
II did not appear until less than
half an hour before the close of
the session and after the grain
markets had closed for the day.
on activity than of stimulation.
The monthly statement of the
Copper producers association was
i'll calculated TO relieve the appre-
hension felt over the course of
affairs in that trade.
The assumption that production
was being curtailed as a result of
agreements arrived at by confer
ences among the principal pro-
ducers held abroad was effectually
belied by this showing. The pub
lication came too late TO affect
in the price of copper occurred
in the London market. The eff
feet on securities here was slight.
A further crumbling in the price
OF american nlQe ana leaIner pre-
ferred carried it to 19, the lowest
price of the year, after having
sold at 32% c on Tuesday. This
represented the elimination of a
discreditable episode in stock mar
ket manipulation by which a pool
in the stock worked on the credu-
lity of a speculative following al
most up to the hour of the publ
cation of the annual report.
The time money market was
called easier today, but there was
no important change in quotations.
Bonds were steady. Total sales
(par value), S1,O65, 900
United States bonds were un-
changed on call
NEW YORK, Sept Sc. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: Pro-
fessional manipulation was the
only feature in the stock mar
ket again today. Early short COW
ering was followed by profit TAX
ing in expectation of good
government crop report in the
afternoon. What looked like the
calling of loans in some of the
undesirable industrials occurred in
late dealings in which Interna-
tional Paper stocks were the
chief sufferers. The stock mar
ket acted well in view of all
things, and we rather look for
market betterment later on.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

CHlCAGO, Sept. Sc. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: 'Wheat-An early advance TO about
&c above yesterdays closing level was appar-
entity due TO the corn strength then prevalent
ana TO the export nibbles reported late yester-
gay. The advance was of short duration. The
Isck OF buying power was so noticeable that
snort selling began in volume and has continued
with more or less force since Support has been
poor, largely in the way of taking profits and
sentiment has veered very strongly TO the sell
ing side. Although sale of 80. 600 bushels of
req winter wheat was made here last night and
no previously, reported. there neither ship
ping nor milling call for wheat today Export
ers backed of decidedly and foreign markets
were weak; Winter wheat is pressing at lower
prices on the European markets and Is meeting
Use about 1,20o0 bushels today against 1s4 :
ooo year ago. India ships 624, 900 bushels
against "a. .OO0 Cash wheat at Minneapolis was
lower, and more than half of the daily ship
ments were going to store at the head of the
iakes, rather early for the eastern trade with
lake M navigation open. Toledo receiving houses
there, as the elevators full.
Corn-Was the speculative leader of all the
gram markets early but has lost all early
gains since Freezing weather with snow in
northwestern North Dakota and in the Canadian
northwest this morning followed by the Off
clal forecast OF frosts tonight in western Ne
northern Michigan fhe possibility of Nfr Frost st
In the corn belt such as to lead to . praat
ss aeal OIL speculative buying. local traders head
wheat market began TO weaken. leading elevator
ana cash grain concerns, in wheat selling
quite freely and aggressively. Cash corn in the
1886 900, 900 bushels i'eu sieid is
Oats-The oats condition is sS.3 and the indi
Gated crop is 1.o45 900. 600 bushels Oats have
been under great deal Of pressure today. partIy
from longs, but more largely from the shorts
The short selling today has been of very infn
eatlai sort. and has forced new low levels for
september Cash oats In the sample market
were Ac to 12c lower"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
HAY and Feedrtun.

Receipts OF hay were again moderate vss4.
day. being Sal tons. The market shovva5 y,
change According to the government crop report
the United states hay crop is so. 116 600 rons
against 64 .93S. 600 tons in 1909 '0nS-
Bran-S20G26 per ton for white and SIS for
Middlings-S -S34735 per ton
Shorts-S27a2S per tor
Feedstu1s-Roled barley S22623. rollad 49,
for feed. $5od32; mixed feed. S25d26 for 49,
age lots; linseed oilcake meal 20 tons sAS 10
tons Sf0.9O. tons SAL. smaller lots Sal go. CO.
coanut cake pr meal at mills. S25- so in 90 80
10 and S26 Ia ton lots; jobbing S2F 20 IL .,1 a1o
meal SS6G37: cracked corn. S36@3T: slfsISs
meal, carload lots sl6 Jobbing SIT: red star AZ
desto alfalfa meal. $3.50 In car lots ana 81
1obhing; Stockton mealfalfa, SIS in ear Iofs sn5
ton ~Ao-"V Per
Hay-whest. s7@125o; wheat and Oat san
II; tame cat. $t411.50; volunteer riId 49,
s65o9s; alfalfa. $7@13: stock hay xSeas yo
per ton. ~ @O0o-oO
Straw-350 06Oc per hale
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
MINING STOCKS

Trading in the mining stocks was light yes
terday and there were no changes of much
Importance. Goldheld consolidated sold from
SS.25 down to SS
The exchange stands adjourned to Monday.
According to figures furnished by Secretary
A. W. Ravens and partly estimated, the Con-
solidated Virginia mining company has cash
alI bills and receiving all returns from ore and
other sources for the month of August. The
company went behind only 1000 last month
and will probably do much better this month
IL the assay value of the continues to IN
crease.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining COM
pany for the last week shows that an average
of 81 out of the 100 stamps were dropping con-
stantly, crushing 3,470 tons of of an aver
age value of SIS per ton. The shipments from
the mill consisted of 81 bars of bullion valued
at $50 900 and AZ tons of concentrates valued
at SIS 900. making the total value of the ship
ments S7s,0o An average extraction Of SO
per cent was recorded
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
PnnItrv and Game

The poultry market was very literally supplied
Yesterday. Early arrivals from state shipping
points were over 200 coops and Signments
kept coming in on every train. There was good
demand for everything on the list, but the heavy
influx of supplies made it impossible to ad-
vance prices A Of western chickens
hourly expected
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, S565-5O for small
soar for large and 81. .5OQS. so for extra; young
ROSTERS, $6@7; do extra, s7-5O@S-5O; old roost-
ers, So; fryers, S4G5; broilers, $3.5O44 for
large. $393.50 for medium and S250@2T5 for
small; ducks, S6Gs; pigeons, si.7592; squads,
81. .50@3; geese. S2Q2- so per pair.
Game (per dozen)-Nominal
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

WASHINGTON. Sept S.-The September crop
report of the department. of agriculture, show
Ing the average condition of various crops as
compiled by the crop reporting board, says the
average condition of corn September ! was
1872, compared with 1913 last mouth, 74.6 a
year ago and I9-5. the 10 year average. Spring
wheat, when harvested. was 63.1. compared with
61.O last month, $50 year ago and $50, the
10 year average Barley, when harvested. was
o. compared with 100 last month. 500 a
year ago and s3.1, the 10 year average. The
oat crop, when harvested SS.3 compared
with S1.5 last month, S3.6 a year ago, and
1915. the 10 year average.
The preliminary estimate OF the yield per acre
Of hay is 1.34 tons, as compared with 1.42 as
average. total production of so. .116. 600 tons
Is thus indicated. compared with ga GAS. 600
tons finally estimated In 1909. The average
quality is 92.5. against $50 last year.
The average condition on September OF some
other crops reported was:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Trading on the Stock Exchanges
Quiet and Of Holiday Character
STOCK MARKET

Beyond Increased frmness in Associated oil
at $4l there were changes of note in local
securities Yesterday, the market being of
holiday character
The stock ard bond exchange stands adjourned
to Monday.
The following stocks were ex dividend yes
terday: Amalgamated OIL 81; Honokaa sugar
company, 10c; Makaweli sugar company, 30c;
Pacific auxiliary FIRE alarm, &c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-s1a acc per lb for steers. 75@sc for
cows and heifers.
Veal-s15 @11c for large and 11912c for sman.
Mutton-Wethers. 9@10c; ewes, 9@915c per ID.
Lamb-11@12c per ID.
Dressed pork (per lb)-13Q13hc for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, over 300 lbs. alive. 505Kc
per lb; under 900 lbs. &c; second quality, all
weights. 415 @4%c; thin, undesirable steers, So
@4Ac
No. / cows and heifers. 4@4Ac: second quail
ity. 3A G4c; common thin. undesirable cows.
2%@3Hc.
Desirable bulls and stays. 2A @217c; half fat
or thin bulls. IA G2c.
Calves-Lightwelght. per Ib. 5N G6c; medium,
5A @51ae; heavy, 4@4&c.
sheep-Desirable wethers, 41s@4zc; ewes. 4
@4Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-Unshorn lambs, 6@6Ac; shorn
lambs, 5h @j&c.
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 140 lbs, 9Ac; 40 to 25o lbs. 914 6e1kc; $50
to $50 lbs, &c; common, undesirable hogs. 697e.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Beams and seeds

Beans (per ctD-Bayos. S5G5.25; small whits
S3S5G4.10; large white. s.. 1904; pink. S60
$4.45@4.50; red kidneys nominal; cranberry
beans, $44O@4.60; garvanzaS. s.. 5Od3. .25; horse
beans. new. S1-850l21 Is.
Seeds-Brown mustard 415c; yellow mustard
=; nsxseed 5@515c; canary. 3a @3Ac; al
hemp. 3931zc; millet, 2@tc per Ib
Dried Peas-Green, 81. 2.50@2. 65 per ctI.