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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17
NOTICE OF ADMINISTER aToR,s
SALE

-
AZ administrator 81 tue estate az
Fred Guy Pickard, deceased. i vim
on Saturday. the 25th day Of Nav
1912 at one O'clock p, IIis at the front
door OF the court house Of Harrison
county West Virginia. offet Tor sale
the following tools apd Equipment for
drilling oil and gas wells, to-Blt:
lst.--1 complete sttlhg Of tools com
sisting Of boiler and engine, upright
boiler snow pump. with stems, bits,
casing outfit, $4,000 deet- cable practi.
cally new; with al the necessary tools
and equipment going to make up a
complete string Of drilling tools or a
complete drilling outfit; this optnt
will be sold as a whole and an inyen-
tory of the articles comprising It VIM
be furnished upon request.
2nd.-A less complete string Of
drilling tools comprising the follow
Ing:
Is Ii. p. boiler complete.
l 12xl2 Eureka engine.
5 in. by SO 1T. stem.
l 8 in. by so II. bailer.
! 81 in. by Is It. bailer.
AZ in. by IS It stem box.
/ 2 in. BY SIT. temper screw.
set So wrenches and brushings
casing OUTFIT complete.
Barrett jack and circle.
1 crane complete,
1000 feet 1-inch pipe, second hand
10 Joints 2-ineh pipe. second hand
/ 2 tool boxes with their contents.
Broken tools, commonly called junk
BIN stem.
] AZ inch stem.
/ L set 6 inch bits.
As foot stem.
Terms:-lcash in hand on day 0.
sale.
Given under my hand this 18th da!
of May, 1912.
CHARLES G. DOUBLE,
Administrator OF the Estate of Fred
] Guy Pickard, j deceased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17

L. improvements OF rivers by
regulations and dredging and, II
need be, by reservoirs. Determine
tion of the cases in which II is pre-
ferable to resort to such works
rather than to canaitzatton or the
construction of lateral canal.
2. Dimensions to be assigned, in
any given country, to canals of heavy
6eonfln6ed o1 Rass saeize.11 n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17
ADNnN1sTRAToR,s SALE.

I will offer for sale to the highest
and best bidder at pubic outcry In the
town nj Bridgeport.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1912,
at o'clock p. M, certain lot, con-
tanning one acre, with four room cot
tage, fruit trees and good well of
water, located at Bridgeport in the
county of Harrison and the state of
West Virginia. Terms made known
on day of sale.
LUTHER SHEETS,
Administrator Of Elizabeth Sheets,
!. Deceased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17

To read he ads. In the Telegram
regular IS THRIFT HABIT. OF
course, you may, read good many
that, do not actually enable you to
save money; but, likewise, you may
read ONE ad, some day, that will save
you so much that 1t will pay you
handsomely for all the fruitless read
ing you have done.
, 1912-02-07
Beke adtgorelse

= HENHOLD til Anordning af 2 Februar
: 1877 on IndpodniDg af Hopper, bekendt-
CORES det herved, at offentlig Vaccination
vii blive afholdt Frederiksteds Jurisdlk-
ton af Landfysikus til eftelnevnte Ilder
og paa eftern@vnte Steder:
MANDAGEN den ste tebruar d \. IA. IL
am. paa Kingshills Station for
Plantugerne Castle, Golden Grove, Negro
Bay. Mannin9's Bay pg Jealousy.
TORSDAGEN den 8de Fehruar d.A. h.
10 am. paa Politikamret ! Frederiksted
for:
Byen Frederiksted med Forst@der, Plan
tagerne Hannah's Rest, Camporico, Concor-
dia, Whjm, Good Hope % Bay, Carlton,
Cane, 90 st. Georges Hill, Hogen5borg,
Cane Valley, Becks Grove, Waldherg8aard,
Two Williams, La Grange, Prosperity, WI
liam, Sprnt Hall, Mt. Washington, Buffers
Bay. North Side, Hams Bay, Lit. La Grange
90 jolly Hill, Brooks Hill, Orange Grove,
Mt. Pellier, Two Friends, Mt. Stewart,
Annalv og Rose Hill, Spring Garden, Mt.
Victory og Pleasant Valley, Punch, Nicolas,
Oxford, Wheel of Fortune, Two Brothers,
Smiths Field, Stony Ground % Whites
Bay.
IORSDAG den SIDE Februar ii. II am.
paa Diamond Skole foi
Plantagerne Williams Delight, Enfield
Green, Betty's Hope og Coopel's Bay, Envy,
Paradise, Adventure, Mt. Pleasant og Pies
sens, Grove Place, og Hard Labour, Foun-
tain, River, Upper Love, Lower Love Al
landale, st. Georges, Mountain og DIAMOND
Frederiksteds P~oIitiklmtner, ST. CroiX,
den Site Januar, 1912.
SEGELCKE.
, 1912-02-07

O'Clock q. ~. at tredellksted Ponce
Office for:
The Town Of Frederiksted with Suburbs,
Estates Hannah's Rest, Camporico, Concor-
dia, Whim, GCod-Hope and Bay, Carlton
Cane and 81. Georges Hill, Hagensborg,
Cane Valley, Beck's Grove, Waldberggaard,
Two Williams, La Grange, Prosperity, VIII
liams. Sprat Hall, Mt. Washington, Buffers
Bay, North Side, Hams Bay, Lit. la Grange
and Jolly Hill, Brooks Hill, Orange Grove,
Mt. Pellier, Two Friends, Mt. Stewart, An
naly and Rose Hill, Spring Garden, Mt. We
tory and Pleasant Valley, Nicholas, Punch,
Oxford, Wheel of Fortune, Two Brothers,
Smiths Field, Stony Ground and Whites
Bay.
THURSDAY the 8th February at IL
O'Clock at Diamond School for:
Estates Williams Delight, Entieid Green,
Betty Hope and Cooper's Bay, Envy, Para
disc, Adventure, Mt. Pleasant and Plessens,
Grove Place and Hard Labour, Fountain,
River, Upper Love, Lower Love, A.landale,
St. Georges, Mountain and Diamond.
Frederiksted's Police Office, st. ClolN, the
3lot january, 1912.
SEGELCKE.
, 1912-02-07
Translation.
Publication.

IN accordance with Ordinance of End Fe-
u bruary 1877 concerning vaccination it is
hereby made known that public vaccination
will be performed in Frederiksted'a Juris-
diction by the Kings Physician at the after
mentioned times and places.
MONDAY the 5th February at II o'clock
a. m. at Kingshill Station for:
Estates Castle, Golden Grove, Negro Bay,
Mornings Bay, and jealousy.
THURSDAY the 9Th February at 10
, 1912-02-07
Translation.
Publication.

NN the most submissive representation of
~ the Ministry of Finances His Majesty
the King was most graciously pleased by
Resolution of 10Th December 1911 to Sane
ton the following Additional Money Bill to
the Budget for the financial year from the
1st of April 1911 to the 31st of March 1912,
passed by the Colonial Council for St. Croix
at 2nd discussion on the 18Th September
1911. by which was granted:
SUB. Item X. The Sanitarg Deporhnent:
8. Aapenses at The Con1m"noIhopaols:
Salary for a Sicknurse at the Chill
dren's Ward of Peters Farm Hospital
from the 1st September 1911, a Frcs so
monthly. Frcs. $50. 90
Salary for a female servant,
ibidem, and from the same
time a Frcs. 80 monthly. " $1,000
Salary for a female night
guard, ibidem, and from the
same time, q Frcs. 25 month
" .... " 1851 20
Total FrcS 735 90
, 1912-02-07
Bekie G.

1M AA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES derOm nedfagte
Is Observation-Disclosures ForestilIing har Diet
behaeet Hans Majestet keagen we'd aller-
hoieste Resolution af 19de I'M. allernaadl9st
at stadfeste den at KoloLialraadet for st.
Croix we'd 2 Behandling den Isle Septem-
Der s.A. vedtagne TilIHgsbcylling til Bud
oettet for Commune ST. CroiX for Finans-
aaret fla lste April 1911 til Bite Marts 1912,
hvorved beyilges
I,der Post Y. N,utdhe3Sc~senet
3. Udgitter oed homn1. nehopH1lerne.
Looming til en- SygepIeierske we'd Borne
ufdelingen p1a Peters Farm Hospital
fra lste September 1911 i FIRES. 80
maanedli9 49,. =. PRIESTHOOD
Looming til en- Pige samme-
steds og FRA samme lids
punkt 4 FIRES. 30 maanedIi9 210.00
Looming til en- Vaagekone
sammesteds oe fra sammo
Tidspunkt i Frcs. Is maon-
edii8 =" 1000
1alt..., Frcs 1875 90
HvjIket herved bekendt86res Henhold
til Kolonialloyens 5 So.
Guvernementet, st Croix, den 30te Januar
1912.
II. T.G,T.
BAUMANN.
est,
, 1912-02-07

Which is hereby made known in confor-
nifty with Colonial Law 5 SIS.
Government, St, CIoix, the 30th January
1912.
For the Vice Governor.
BAUMANN,
dctg.
, 1912-02-07
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, 1912-02-07

a LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have no.
@@A get at fordre / Boet efter den paa Haiti
abode CHARLES LOUIS PETERSEN,
hyilket 30 behandles we'd undertegnede
Skifteret, indkaldes herved med 3 Name
ders Norsel til at anmelde og b~eyisliggore
deres kray.
St. Thomas og St Jams Skifteret den
80 Januur 1912.
WELLEJUS.
, 1912-02-07

O'Clock a. M at Fredeliksted Police
Office for.
, 1912-02-07

Total Frcs. 1880
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. April Steady; in
quir is moderate. Spring bran. $50; standard
middlingS, $50; Western red dog. 500; winter
wheat bran. in IOo-pound sacks to arrive, 3L40
city bran. In bulk. an
oATs-Fhm; dealings are light No. white.
ca: No white. 81; standard 6iis elevator basis
unEraded. On tracks. 6s67iz.
FLOUR-StTong; business is checked. Kansas
strAights 5e1a5.G. in sacSs:, spring patents 5s0a
SOS in barrels; spring clears Leoa475: soft winter
straights 4e0aITs
RYE FLoUR-strons; demand moderAie. Choics
brands quoted at 500a5.3
C0RNMEAL-strong; trade restricted. Kiln
dried for expo1. LloaIl5; coarse meal in bags.
ls5aLB.
i. HAY-Receipts. 80 tons: strong: choice in fair
demand. Quotations are: Fer prime timothy, LIS;
No. l. E5a; No. ., 1-S5al.s0; No. ). L3oal5
sTRAW-strung; business Is moderate. Louz re
quoted at looaL02a.
P0Rk-Strong: dealings are moderate. Ness.
Il. 5oa2c.o %: family, 20 5oan.o1
BEEF-Firm; business moderate. Packet. ASA
B.oo; family. lkSa17bo
LARDrsteAdy; dealings moderate. Prime West
er1- m-65; refined cuntinsnt. 1os5: South AmeFica,
lLG: TeirDed Brazilian in kegs l250; oleOstearina
1ssala; lard stearine dull; New YoSk. ualIx.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
POOR OLD TOM.

Pity the woes Of old veteran Tom,
Who cDgeTs the wreck Of the Maine;
His home Is a ruin, his shipmates gone,
They are mangled and scattered and slain.
See his dull hollow eyes and his haggard old face;
All hope and ambition have fed:
More dead than alive he mas lain there three days
UnreScued, unrared for, unfed.
What! left to his fate that old feline lookout!
The faithful night watch II the Manner
That has captured the rodents and put them to rout
And scOres upon scores he has slain!
Where now the hands that ca-ssed their old pei
And struked his sleek glossy old sidesl
As he dOzed OF his cushions or strolled upon deck
In freedom and VigoC and pride.
alas some are tossing on bospitaI cots.
They are bleeding and bandagsd and sore.
Some shattered and pa-alized their pains have for
got,
Tom viii feel their soft pressure no more.
Some still grasp their hammOcks as when they went
down;
They are bIoatsd and HFslcss and cold;
Their struggles were vain, for like nts they wert
drowned,
Pent up in that dark noisome hold.
And true to those martyrs and true to their has,
That gIizzled old war-cat viii cling
To the wreck Of the Maine though il settle and Sag
Till the waters have gathered him in.
M. C. Ferris Lockport y. Y.
No one went aboard Ct the Sunken ship until three
days after the disaster. The men to hoard her
found old Tom the ships veteran cat lying in the
debris The other two cats were lost but Tom sur
Tiyed--Press Dispatch.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore. April so-FLoUR-Wintsr extra. asa
AS; do. clear 45a4.65: do. straight, AsOA5Oo
do. patent, 625a54o; spring clear. I4saLS: do
straight, 53oa55o; do. patent, 555a5O; City AIills
best patent, 6T5; do high-grade patent, SO; do,
high grade straight, SO; do, choice family 40
do. extra, 4lOa420 Rye -four. medium to choice
5.ooa5.2 3. Cornmeal. 100 lbs, L9oS20o
0ATS-Stock in elevators. 9.T5S bushels: ship
ments from elevators, 5.5I2 bushels No. white,
Ell; standard white. q; No. white. e5iE.
RYE-Stock in elevators. 4oE35 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 20E bushels. Bag lots near
by. to quality tnewl, soAs5; No. ne. Western,
domestic. saso.
HAY-No. / timothy. z.sOa2s.Oo: No. = 8sOaz %;
No. ) 23ooa25.eo; choice light clover mixed, S.5oa
800: No ] mixed. 900: No. mixed, si.Ea2sOo;
alfalfa choice. a-50a2.Oo; No. l. $50; No !
clover. A.5oa5.W; No. cloTe5, 9-ooa2l.o0; meadow
grass and very grassy hay. HO0a2loo; grade hay,
As TO kind. quality, and condition. poal6Oo; pack
ing hay and sNaie Eras, oooal60o
MILLFEED-spring bran, IN l0lh sackA per
ton. 0ooaN.5o; -four to white mddlings in loepound
sacks, Do0as2o0; Western middlinRs, IN loo-pound
SACKS. per ton. 35OA5aoo; City Mills middlinEz in
loe-pound sacks. per ton. 9.5oa5aoo; City Mills
bran, In Dopound sacks. per ton. H0oas20.
srRAW-Na stzziEht ne straw, n.5als.0o; No.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
WALL STREET NEWS
In Brief Session of Exchange Mar.
conf Stock Jobbing Falls
Through.
BY THOMAS c. sHOTwELL.


New York. April sO.-Conapse Of an
other Marconi stock jobbing deal was the
feature of the brief session in Wall
Street to-day. The general market was
quiet more cheerful, and closed strong.
American Can was active, as was Lin
seed and some minor specialties. Steel
was firm. The traders expressed fear
of a strike of locomotive engineers, war
with Mexico, and bad crops. Grain and
cotton hit new high records.
The hank statement showed a gain IN
surplus reserves.
The collapse of Marconi provoked
much comment in respectable quarters.
This stock has been used by swindlers
to catch suckers for ten years and al
ways with success. Many OF the Ameri-
can operators are either in jail or un-
der indictment, SO they cannot be blamed
with the attempt just finished TO make
money out of the advertising that came
as an incident to the sinking Of the IT,
tanic. The manipulation was done from
London
The stock of American Marconi, which
sold at 81 a share last August, and was
perhaps worth that price, has been
swiftly advanced. until on FRIDAY il sold
at $3.50 a share in New York. The new
Marconi stock was SIS Friday. The old
stock broke from $50 to $l45 to-day and
the new from SIS to Sl2
Mercantile Marine stocks and bonds
were heayy
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
FINANCIAL.
The General Situation.

II is probably too early 10 guess with
exactness the enect on general business
which may be produced Dy the gains or
the element or the Republican party In
Illinois and PennSyIvanla, out we VIII
guess the efrect win be light, II any al
ALL A great deal depends. OF course,
upon the state Of mind, individually and
collectively. among business men, The
average business mans mind works to
q great extent along the same grooves
as that OF the better class or specula-
tors, for modern business methods are
closely akin TO intelligent speculative
methods. In fact. they are so closely
allied that II 10 dirfcuIt 10 trace the
lines separating them. We have just
passed through a period on which the
speculator has seen into the untavoraoIe
developments to the exclusion OF a great
many favorable factors and II has drawn
on his Imagination for future unfavor-
able possibilities 10 bolster up his pessi-
mIsm. An tnat IS changed. ana ne
brushes aside everything that does not
tend to feed his optimism. Much the
same thing is happening in the business
world. As was stated last week. signs
are plentiful that the expansion Is un-
der way. and they continue 10 multiply
regardless OF the fluctuations IN the
political situation. This Is particularly
true of the textile industry. where Tur-
ther concessions have been granted TO
Iaborers during the week. An interview
with the head OF a Dig cotton goods
house, puonsned IN FInancIaI America,
sums up the situation very concisely.
According 70 this authority. his concern
has done more business during the last
four months than during the wnoIe OF
the last two or three years, and ne ADDS
that the same Is true or other houses.
He attributes this phenomenal business
TO the scarcity which has been occa-
stoned by the rush following the mac
tIvIty or buyers, VINO previous 10 the
boom had been living from hand TO
mouth. wnen they tound tnat cotton
was not going lower they got Dusy. we
may add that these remarks are appli-
cable in a lesser degree to every branch
or industry throughout the country.
Dealers nave peen UuyIng from nano To
mouth. ana wnIIe IN mOre instances IIrs
did not mean much OF a decrease in ag-
gregate safes, II dId mean decreased
pronts Tor the dealer. NOW the dealer
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
A. G. PLANT g. CO.,
sSokzSs sSoksss. AND 1915 G St.

Is prepared 10 receive large pronts. and
at tine moment Il wOuIu vroOaDiy seefn
that we would have money panic TO
stop MN.
MIL operations in Pittsburg district
pave been increased and production Is
largest on record at practically all OF
the big plants. Specifications have been
larger, but this is quite seasonable, but
has evidently been stimulated by the
firmer tendency to prices. Quotations
are being more rigidly adhered TO and
the advance in coke and pig iron has
been q helpful factor in creating this
condition. Semi-finished steel Is getting
scarce. and higher prices are believed to
be imminent Cleveland reports sales
of 100000 to 100000 tons OF iron ore
for 1912 delivery, and predictions of a
record breaking movement for the sea-
son are being made. II being stated that
their capacity is enough to bring down
IS. .00c COO tons by May l.
The New York money market is now
daily adjusting itself to a lower level
On Wednesday call money loaned at 2
per cent. its lowest since March s. Loans
were made at 3 per cent, which was
also the highest for the day. The cause
for this is to be found in the better sue
cess the banks are meeting with in re-
habilitating their cash reserves. They
are receiving more currency from the
interior in response to the recent at
tractive rates for money in Wall Street
and because of the falling on in the
spring demands. This demand has by
this time been provided for. The fact
that the local banks have ceased to lose
cash to the subtreasury. and this week
report a fair gain from this source, Is
clear Indication They have been draw
ing on the subtreasury for the past two
months.
The rise in stocks since the end of
February is the portent that 1912 shall
be bull year in business, in spite Of
the Presidential election. provided the
crops turn out well. The stock market
cannot foretell crops. IL CANDLES on
them, and as a rule crops Of this cOun-
try are a pretty safe gamble for a bull.
When the stock market rises, and con-
tinues to rise when the reason has dis
appeared, II is proof that the compelling
forces are greater than were at Arst
supposed. lie deeper, and are more sig
nificaAt-
A. C. PLANT & co.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
COTTON MARKET.

ouotations furnished By W. B. Hibes q o..
MEMBER Of The New Y0rk Cotton ExAEnge. Hibos
Building.
New York. April D-Great excitement ruled m
the cotton market to-day the local floor. Weatber
news was responsible IN great degree for the
change Of opinions overnight, and which resulted IN
the sharp advance TO new high levels for the entire
contract list. The Liverpool market had closed al
the hour the New York opened with unchanged
quotations. which was about expected. Spot cot
ton was lower in Liverpool. and there no in
centiye nom that quarter making for higher prices
on this side.
The hrst glance at the weather map. however.
convinced traders that scrious conditions pre-
vailed over the cotton belt than had been fufSr
shadowed. and PRICES rose sharply on the openins
call, with an advance Of from 10 II points This
was further increased to an Improvement Of over 5
points, SIS Per bale. before the end Of the sec-
0nd hour of the sesion. The bears Of the day pre-
yious either became bulls or supported the market
In an ondeaTor to their short commitmentA
The situation in the SOUTH particularly for the
eastern and central Of the cotton belt. has be-
come very serious. and thescoming week may in an
likelihood prove a ravely important one to conslm-
Of cotton the world over. Unless land prepara-
tiOns and planting proceed under better cnndH
lions delay and inhIrY IA nire 10 result.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

| Quotations given below are for large lots. Job
bCrs' prices are higher
| EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia lsIsals; West Vir-
gnia and Southwest Virginia 10: Tennessee IsaIsls.
BUTTER-Elstn fancy. S4aS5Hi Western arstA
n; seconds 81.
CHEEsE-New YORK State factory. new. rsA1sH.
PoULTRY-Chickens. per H.. Da25; hens. per
ID. HlzsB; ROSTERS per H.. .; turkeys, Isals;
chickens, winter. Za2S; chickens sprinE 5saiO;
ducks per H.. BaB.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice per h. I6a
Il: roosters, per h.. 9alO; Turkeys. per ID,
leals; ducks, Ter ID. Ian; geese. per h., Ilsl3
sweet North Carolina, per bbl. 25aLn; ysms.
North Carolina, pr bbl., 25oa325: cabbaeeS. 100
lbs, 3ooa35: onions, per sack, IooA5.Oi Bermuda,
per crate. 3T5aIn; caulhoWer per crate l.75a2Oo:
Florida new cabbage. per bbl, 25oSL5o; eggplant
Florida. per crate. 3ooa35o; lettuce per basket, L0
900; string beans per basket, lSoa250; white
beans. per basket. So celery. per dOz, IA
LOO: squash, Florida. psr crate. L0oal50; beets,
Florida, per crate. 2ooa2E; kale, per bbL, 2a50;
spinach. per bbl. 75aI 90; green peppers. per crate
l.25aI.75; tomatoes. Florida, per crate. 2OoA35O;
asparagus per doz-. L00a200 rhubarb per 100 lbs,
2OOaz5O; cucumbers Florida, per crate. 3slALOo.
GREEN FRUITS-AppIes. per bbl., &5Oa5-5o; ap-
pies, per box. L5oa2T5; oranges. California, per
box. 275a3o0 Florida oranges. 3T5a4oo; lemons. per
box, 35oaLm; grape fruit. per box sOOas.75: pine
apples 375a4 8; strawberries, Florida, per qt., ao
Hay AND STRAw-Hay, Western, No. l. E.oOa
rye. bale. ls.ooaI.Oo; machine thrash. I3oOaILOO;
straw. wheat. Per ton. aooSs9; straw. oat' per
ton. il.W
LIVE sToCK-sheep. per H.. 2aEi; spring
lambs. per lb.. loal2; calves. choice, per lh, 9;
medium, per h., sasil.
GRAIN-whest. per bushel. LcOAl.o5; corn.
shelled. 7eAso; ear, per Dbl. SsaIo; oats Western
vhite, No. 2, Per bushel, Hasl; oats mixed. pr
buShel, 4ssO; bran. per ton GOO; middling. per
ton, 800
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. washed, free Of
bunz, per h.. 2la25; wool, unwashed. per b., %;
hides dry. per h., l5al6 green hides lb.. Il; calf
skin. green. each lEal.@ "a
SEEDS-Red clover. per bushel, I2-5oal350; al
sike clover per bnshel B.0oal275; white clover.
per bushel, Byooz3on: crimson clover. 5.5oss-55;
timothy per bushel. 675sT5o; blue grass, per BUSH
el, 3.50aL0; redtop grass. B0oS0W peT 100 lbs;
alfalfa per bushel 7.Ooas.O0.