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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11

Trapped.
Tommy. did you break this win.
dow-pane!"
Father, I can not tell . lie"
Come, now. None Of this George
Washington business"
"Av right, pa didn't break It."
"Ah! I've caught you in q lie. !
saw you break this window.pane."
But, pa, you Just now said. None
of this George Washington bua.
ness"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11
SAVING Patent Leather.

Patent leather shoes and Slipper
will last twice as long II you wi9l
them off occasionally with soft cloth
that has been wrung out Of olive oil
Keep the cloth in small tin box, one
that has a cover. and the oil will last
q long time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11
EASY. EASY, EASY.

EASY, EASY, EASY.
Houses and lots for sale for easy
monthly payments; also a farm OF
ten acres for small cash payment and
SIS per month.
r. E. LUFSEY,
Room IA. Futch & Gentry Building.
788
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11

FOR SALE-One thoroughbred
horse ALSO three lots on East Or
ange street, set in citrus trees. G.
Inman, at once. WI
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11

OWENS is selling first-class mer-
chandise cheap. $40
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11
LleorIcs

Licorios belongs to the pea -
vetch fanny, and grows wild, ~
plant commonly reaching . height q
about four feet 1t 70 the Ions.
straight root which Ia Of commercial
value. No means have been adoptsd
for cutting the plant, which requires
about three years to reach maturity
q for improving It's condition
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11

WHY PAY RENT? have two houses
and lots 2 blocks Of school; small
payment down, $25 per month;
now rented for $3.50. I also have
Z lots 72hx145 each; terms to
suit. Phone 339 or 1872 Blue.
8O7
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11

10 U0MoVO VafntoA.
Fhrss tablespoonful Of baking sodA
n . quart Of water. applied with .
rough cloth, will remove the old var
uish very easily when you wish -
reyarnish furniture.-Woman's Home
Norrna niON
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11
Miscellaneous

J. c. OWENS great sale will close
Saturday. 826
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11
WANTED-Your safety razor blades
to resharpen. made better than
new, Csc, 25c and soc dozen. Lake
land Furniture and Hardware Co.
746

FOR SALE CHEAP-Premo camera
with deveoping outfit. Apply at
Telegram office. x
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11
LOANS. LOANS. LOANS!

LOANS, LOANS. LOANS!
will loan you money to build or
tuy q ONE or will sell you home
complete and loan you the cash to
nay for It at per cont simple In
terest Better see me than pay rent.
JEREMIAH B. SMITH.
Room II. Futch Z Gentry BIDS.
~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11
Truest Moments.

Count always your highest Z
your truest moments. Belle
In the time when you were b
est and most spiritual man or
then you were your truest sci
Wesley.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-11
" Classified Advertising ~
COME to Owens big sale.

WANTED-A loan of $500 on real
estate. close In. Address g.. care
Telegram. ~
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
LISTED SECURITIES
SALES JULY 21, 1918
CLOSING Quotations
BONDS

g, 600 Pacific Gas 4 Electric 5s... 500 I
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Mining Stocks

The market for Nevada mining stocks had a
quiet start Yesterday because of the fact tnat
most of the brokers were obliged to be present
In court at the trial Of the suit or george H..
Ames against the Mexican Gold and Silver MN
ing company and its board of directors. Deal
ings at the regular call session OF the exchange
were consequently very small and were confined
chiefly to few low priced issues Of the southern
Nevada camps.
At the Informal sessions the Tonopah shares
ruled steady TO Arm. with Tonopah Merger the
big feature Of the market in point or acfiNlt!
and strength. Trading in the Merger started
with decline from Saturdays closing quota
ton but the price turned upward On lhe
execution of some large buylng orders me
stock was well supported at SSc. and IL foucned
soc at times but it closed two points below the
days high level. North Star was moderately
active at s1.02h M1.05, closing at the inside
figure Rescue closed unchanged at 23c after
scoring small advance. Midway and Monarch
PIttsburg Extension figured among the active
stocks. The former had small decline, wnlle
the latter was weak at &c.
The Goldfelds had a steady tone. but trade
was small in that part of the list. Consolidated
was frmer being in demand at S1.s0. with no
stock for sale below $1.75 Jumbo Extension
had another small advance. going to 1oc. Ihe
recent rise in this stock was explained by news
from the mine saying that some high grace ore
was being shipped from a new find Merger
Mines was inactive all day. Round Mountain
was steady at soc. sales and bid.
The feature of the Comstock trade was some
heavy buying of Ophr at 19c. mostly by one
broker The sales amounted TO 1000 shares;
Mexican sold at $1.25 and the others fued
steady at about previous prices. Union was IN
active but II closed nrn at 14c bid, against
closing sales at 12c Saturday.
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MARKET CONTINUES
ITS UPWARD TREND.
Sanguine European News
and Strong Local Reports
Exert Influence

NEW YORK. July of.-With frequent
periods of inactivity the stock market
today resumed the upward movement
inaugurated last week. Virtually all
market leaders rose ] to points on
heavy trading in United States Steel,
Union Pacific, Reading and Amalga-
mated Copper. These stocks. as usual,
comprised the bulk of the days opera
tions, but. trading as whole was
broader than for some weeks The
notable exception to the upward move
ment was Wells Fargo, which sold
down to par, the lowest in 20 years
News of the day was of the usual
diversified character, including develop
ments in the Balkans. which impaired
f1rmness to London and Paris, while
Berlin displayed nervousness over Iur-
keys reported intention to reoccupy
Adrianople. London and the continen1
were buyers here probably of Z5,ooo
shares, principally. Steel. Union Pacinc
from Rio de Janeiro pointed to extreme
financial tension In Brazil.
In the way. OF home news, Union
Pacific,s preliminary statement ior
1928 was the outstanding feature
The estimated surplus shows earnings
equivalent to 1906 per cent on the
common stock. without including the
fourth quarterly dividend on Southern
Pacific, which would increase the sur
plus to 1894 per cent. compared with
1887 per cent the previous year. Balti-
more and Ohio also submitted credit
able report for the same period.
Railroad tonnage In the middle west
was lighter last week and further cur
tailment Of business was reported
Money rates west and southwest are
quotably higher in contrast to local
conditions, where greater ease was
shown.
Bonds were generally higher with an
increase of business. United States 2s
and As and Panama SIS declined Il per
cent on call.
Total sales va1ue) aggregated
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Hutton's New York Letter

Higher prices were again recOrded
today and business was of larger vol
ume than for any day since the upward
swing started. american Can was ac-
tive and much higher prices were pre-
dicted for this issue. Strength in In
dustrials was considerably more pro-
nounced than in railroads. The market
broke months ago as a result largely
of fears of a decline in general bust
ness. and now a recovery Is due as
result of the belief that general busi-
ness will not suffer any serious set
back. Naturally industrials are first
to feel the effects of such a change in
sentiment. In spite of the neutral
character of Saturdays bank state
ment, the improving tendency in the
time money market is continuing.
Lenders are Offering funds on a more
generous scale. particularly for short
periods. This has resulted in a decline
of II per cent In the rate for 60 days
advances. London was buyer in our
market to the extent of about $4,000
shares. Steel common was strong
feature and the belief prevailed that
Notwithstanding present quiet trade
conditions, 1913 would be ono of great
prosperity for that corporation. Anal
gamated was one of the strongest fea-
lures. showing gain of 2 points for
the day. 1T was contended that as
stocks of metal are smallNa moderate
increase of buying might put the price
OF copper up sharply
At the close prices were practically
at the high of the day, with sentiment
bulliSh
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LOUIS SLOSS & co.
ALASKA COMMERCIAL BLDG.
California and Sans0me StS.,
San Francisco.

The opportune time TO in
vest YOUR money in securities
is when YOU have the money
to invest. TO follow any other
course is to speculate.
No one knows whether Sc
curities will advance or decline
in the near or the remote fu-
ture, and it makes no difference
to YOU as an investor which
way they move.
1t is true that by waiting a
month to invest your money
YOU may save a point in price.
1t is equally true that by wait
ing the same length OF time
YOU may lose a point.
1t is quite certain that by
waiting a month you will lose
a months interest. II you de-
eide to wait a month. why not
a year, or ten years?
If YOU are deferred from in
vesting by fear of a declining
market or are led to invest by
hope OF an advancing market,
YOU should not invest at all,
but speculate
The securities we purchase
are selected without regard to
their speculative features. The
highest consideration is given
to saftey, and our experience
IS offered as a guide to you.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
DIVIDEND NOTICE
DEPREssEs STOCK
Announcement That Union
Oil Will Pay Semi
Annually Does 1t
Stock Holders Fear Present
Dividend Rate May Not
Continue

Accompanyin ing the monthly dividend
checks for June mailed yesterday from
Los Angeles by the Union Oil company,
is an announcement more or less dis
turbing to stock holders in the COM
pany. This is to the effect that here
after dividends Will be paid semian-
nually instead of monthly and will be
paid out of actual earnings"
The stock of the company has been
paying dividends at the rate of so cents
per share per month. or s7.20 per an
num- The announcement accompany
ing the checks is interpreted by some
stock holders as indicating that the
present dividend rate may not be ad-
hered TO.
On the strength of this announce
ment Union Oil stock broke a point and
a half to $3.50 on the Los Angeles
exchange.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK. July 21.-Tne visible supply OF
grain in the United States, July 10, as compiled
by the Produce exchange,
Wheat 20, ,391, 600 bushels, increased 1000
bushels
Wheat in bond 1.436. .0O0 decreased, 595, coo.
Corn, 9.670, 600; decreased ] .60T 900.
Oats. Ii. .SS5. 900: Increased 174.000.
Oats In bond, 40 600: decreased 80 600.
Rye 423 900; increased 5000.
Barley, 1,641 600; increased SO. 900.
Barley In bond, ~. 600; increased 10000.
The visible supply of wheat in Canada was
S,049. 900, decrease OF 1852. 900.
Last weeks visible supply of wheat corrected
% 919, 900 instead OF 20, S43, 900.
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Informal a. M
Los Angeles OIL stock,
New York Produce

NEW YORK, July 21.-Butter st..dv
ceipts, $50 tubs; creamery extras, 26N aa7c:
1rsts, 2Sh026c: seconds, 24@25c: state dairy
@ nnsst. 2sc; 90 good to prime 241s @25hc: process
imitation creamery frsts 24c: factory, current
make, nrsts. 23Q23lac; packing stock. current
Cheese-IrreEuar; receipts, 63s boxes: stat.
whole milk. fresh white and colored specials
l4A 0l41ac: do colored average fancy. i4c: do
white average fancy. 13N Ollie
Eggs-Steady; receipts, IL ,OS1 cases: fresh
sst salhersd r sstras 24926c; extra rsts. 21@2sc:
nfs!s 1b02Oc; Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
eo ered whites, 2S02ec; western gathered whites.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
wil-on'. view. ON the Market.

From J. G. Wilson & Co.'S private wire
NEW YORK, July 21.--The stock market
ruled strong today and substantial gains were
made In the standard issues. There was excel
lent buying In Steel Union Pacific and copper
stocks brisk demand for the metal and
large short interest given the for
the advance in the latter issues. At the close
prices were active and strong. and we believe
that stocks are purchase reactions
Cotton-Rains in parts Of North Carolina,
South Carolina. Georgia and Louisiana, with
cooler weather in some parts OF the belt caused
lower prices. Liverpool had heard Of the rains
and came lower through than expected. 1t is
well t. bear in mind that 1t is still weather
market and largely trading affair, with indi-
cations that purchases may be made on the
setbacks for moderate upturns.
BOSTON. July 21.-The copper market is i'm
proving each day. The return of confidence is
slow, but the small rally has created consider
able outside interest In spite of various ad
verse factors there has been a well sustained
demand for stocks. and it looks though we
are sure to have better prices for time being. at
least.
CHICAGO July 1-Wheat-Higher cables
and strength in corn and oats were responsible
for strength in wheat on the face of It, but
foreign strength, which showed itself in
port demand. gave confidence to buyers and
made for an advance. There was some rust
talk and some talk Of deterioration from other
causes. We think the tendency OF the market
is to work higher from all reactions. and we be-
lieve In making purchases soft places
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Los Ansele. Produce Market

NrpeCidI O2SpatCH 20 4 ne C4lI) ~
Los ANGELES. July 21.-Eags-Uncbanred.
receipts. s42 cases. Local ranch candled sIc'
case count, 2Sc: northern, case count 25Xc
Butter-Firm and unchanged; receints x 400
pounds Prices to the trade &c above quotations.
California extras 30c: frsts. 27c
Cheese-Receipts. 800 pounds No-tha-u
fresh. 15Nc; eastern singles. 1sc: do tr;ns
lie; do cheddars, 17h@1sc. :" '1s'
Potatoes-New yellow sweets, 6h@7c Der IN.
new potatoess 5506oc per box. pe' NJ
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Stocks higher and sentiment bull
fsh In Wall street.
Foreigners renew buy1hS u
American securities.
Boston cOppers In good 0emanu
at rising prices.
Lower temperatures weaken spe
ulntive cotton prices.
Local securities market stca0y.
though dull.
TOnOpah shares lead Nevada min
ing stock trade.
Array Of bullish news DOosts
wheat in Chicago.
Brisk speculative buying senOs
corn prices up.
Further declines occur In iOcab
wheat market.
Speculative barley trade conun-
ues very dull.
Choice feed barley Offering ON the
spot again.
Northern buyers cleaning up
stocks of grain bags.
Lima beans easy with prices
sharply lower.
Upward trend of prices for e&gs
unchecked.
Butter market continues hrm all
around.
Potatoes and vegetables generally
easy.
Market for orchard fruits lack
ing In snap.
Poultry outlook favors the sell
ing interests.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
WATER COMPANY COMPLAINTS

Complaints against three water COM
panies in this state were lodged with
the railroad commission yesterday. Two
complaints were made against the
Tujunga Water and Power company of
Los Angeles county for failing to sup
ply the amount of water 1t contracted
to deliver The compliments ask that
in case of the companv's inability to
give proper service steps be taken to
place the property under the control
of the legally organized body of the
The city of Eagle Rock. Los Angeles
county asks that the commission fix
the rates to be charged by the Eagle
Rock Water company. The city asks
further that the water company be
compelled to maintain an office within
the city of Eagle Rock.
Complaint is made against the Ingle-
wood Water company of Los Angeles
county. in charging an excess of 10
cents on all bills not paid by the 18th
Of the month
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Boston Stocks
From E. F. Hutton 8. Co.'S priv

(From f. F. Hutton g. Co.'S private wire.)
BOSTON, July 21.-The market opened with
improved prices, though trading was only mod
erately active CRANKY was the feature, opening
up nearly point and making further rally.
This stock is the best looking copper In Boston
now. North Butte continues to be we'll bought.
Trinity shows advancing tendency. Hayden
Stone properties the broadening and real
strengthening features Of the market. Trading
prices held at the top Butte and Superior was
strong feature. advancing above % on sales Of
fair sized lots. The market closed strong around
the top prices for the day. The demand for
copper abroad continues good, and this week
opened with some good orders from the other
side. Price quoted by leading sellers for cleo
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
oRo HEARING POSTPONED

The hearing of the ORC Electric cor
poration and the ORC Development COM
pany for authority to dispose of 1000
first mortgage per cent gold bonds of
a par value of 81 900, to have been
held before the railroad commission
yesterday. went over until Thursday.
The application is also to ratify pre-
viouS bond issue of S6S6,000.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22

at with
andB
at stock
15 offered for
at ss and
at
at $S a
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Chicaro Produce Mnrk.t

~ CHICAGo, July -Butter-Unchanged
Egss-unchanged. Receipts s,552 cases At
marx cases included. s6f4c; ordinary Hrsts
l4la @l51acs hrsts, 16@l61ac; storage 17c.
!. Chee.e-Daises, 14A l14hc: twins, Isi4 n
141ac -
ELGIN. ILL.,. July 2l.-Butter firm. 2sc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
RAILROADS SHOW GAINS

Returns for May of 500 representa-
tive railroad systems in all sec
tions of the country, with mileage
of approximately 10000, show an in
crease In gross earnings of 1905 per
cent while net earnings increased 1918
taxes, but including net results of out
side operations, was 1908 per cent, as
against 71.17 per cent in May 1912;
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
RUST SCARE CUTS {
PRICE OF WHEAT
Possibility of Damage in
Spring Belt Aids Chi
cago Bulls
South Dakota Pestilentlal
Growth Already Spread
ing North

CHICAGO, July 21.-Renewed fear OF
black rust damage had bu1lish effect
today on wheat Closing prices we're
firm at net advance OF = q ssc. Cord erd
oats J.. to &c In provisions the out
come varied from unchanged to an
Wheat traders gave earnest atten-
ton to the opinion of leading ex-
pert that under easily possible c1rcum
stances late oha whHst show IN ene heavy losses
He declared that unless there was cooi
weather with wind the rust wouId oe
yelop rapidly this week: We sigDs nhet that % the
fungus already noticeable in many sec
tions OF South Dakota would spread 10
Active export demand kept this mar
ket from any important setback, not
withstanding an increase IN tne
mary receipts Drenching rains were
said to be injuring crops In Hussla'
Germany and Holland, and "orio snip
Lively speculative buying CARED
corn upgrade. Receipts, were hsnt'
moisture was scarce and dehnlte 40
deal of damage had been done oy
drought and heat in the western Par.
of the belt beyond the MissouIri I, nats
rose chiefly because of the meagerhess
OF offerings. Yields were said TO De
ruProVf ProVisions lum' rallied owing to The the
strength of corn. Weakness ,Tri wnichi
ruled at first was due to more HperaN
receipts of hogs.
Hutton's Chicago Advices
wheat-A stronger tone prevailed IN
wheat all day. although the toR ns
ures were not 1reat ma,naainafa deal Of wheat to on
sale for September at about so oyer
SATURDAYS close. Offerings OF otneI
months were not as free, but demand
was less. The main features IN "
from the northwest, strength In the
corn market. higher foreign prices anu
a good export inquiry. There has peen
a very substantial cash business done
in an export way, but business on MIL
ing account was slim. Meanwhile pri-
marv receipts have been enormous.
Country sales to arrive were very ilgnt
early. but the advance greatly IN
creased them. Nearly all OF the news
concerning winter wheat yields TO-DAY
spring wheat country were better than
the earlier ones.
Corn advanced further under excel
lent speculative buying. The corn belt
in general had little rain over SUNDAY
and there were more definite. advices,
showing that a great deal of damage
had been done in the western edge or
the belt beyond the Missouri river. a
number of shorts in December covered
| freely. The selling pressure was at no
| time az great as in wheat.
Oats rallied with corn. There was
| fairly good trade in futures. the cash
| demand being comparatively light.
| Cash prices nevertheless were up &c
| to 1c.
| slight din earIv because of the larger
run of hogs General trade not impor-
! tant.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22

bONDS
u. s. Bonds 7
As quar- coup thew j
3s quarterly coupon.
Miscellaneous Bonds
Alameda Artes w IS.
Associated Oil Co IS.
Bay Counties Pow IS. ]
Cal Cent Gas & FL IS. ]
Cal Ell Gen 5s, ser A.
Cal G&El g m & ct 5s.
Do unifying 5s....
California ST Cable So.
California Wine 5s..
City Electric Co 6s..
Coast Counties LAP IS
Contra Costa Wat 5s.
Edison Ell Of L A 5s.
Edison Light & P 6s. ]
F. l DUPONT Pwdr 41as
First Federal Trst IS. ]
Ferries & Clin Fl Res.
Great Western Pow IS
Haw Coml & Sug IS.
Lake Tahoe II 4 T IS.
Long Beach c Gas IS.
Los Ang Gas & Ell 5s.
Do Corp IS.
Los Angeles Ry IS. i
Los Ang Light gtd IS.
j. A-Pac II r lem %. ]
l. A-Pac RR of Cal IS
Marin Wat & Pow 5e.
Market st Ry lem 5s.
Mid Counties G&El 6s
Mill Val & MtTmR R5s.
Natomas Con of Cal SIS
Nor Ry Co of Cal 6s.
Nor Cal Ry 5s.
Nor Cal Power Co IS.
Do Con is.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
BONDS CALLED FOR PAYMENT
BIG CORN YIELD EXPECTED

Kansas, MISSOURI. Nebras ska. OkIa-
homa and Texas have a prospect for
9640O00 900 bushels OF corn this year.
compared with a harvest Of S55, 600. 600
bushels in 1912. Naturalization is de-
pendent, however. on an abundance of
moisture in the next seven weeks, and
the elimination of insect pests in Kan
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
NAPA VALLEY PROSPEROUS :

poses" than for fruit for wholesale or
retail trade.
NAPA VALLEY PROSPEROUS
President Sproule of the Southern
Pacific company spends his sundays
motoring through the valleys OF Cali
fornia In an endeavor ito combine
amusement and instruction and to gain
munities which can not be seen from
the car window"
Mr.. Sproule has just come back from a
trip through the Nspa Valley and sur
rounding country. The hills and valleys
are beautiful all through there" said
he. The crops are looking good and
the people are prosperous. TT The vi vine ao
significance other than that wanted
to see for myself the remarkable prog
ress of the last few years. And I
was not disappointed"
BOND MARKET OUTLOOK
"The increased rental value of money.
resulting from the world wide demand
for funds. has lowered the price level
OF all kinds of bonds. even the very
strongest" said f. n. Pearson Jr. of
z. H Rollins and sons. Those in
close touch with market conditions
improved securities market in the fall.
The outlook is promising for bountiful
II not bumper. crops. taking this. coun-
try as a whole. After their marketing
of capital In the aggregate should be
released. a good portion Of which will
doubtless seek employment s hereto
fore in good securities.
x
BONDS CALLED FOR PAYMENT
The Northern Pacific Terminal COM
pany of Oregon has called for payment
at 110 August 4, at the Farmers l.oa n
and Trust company, New York. s44,-
900 Of its first mortgage per cent
bonds due January l, 1888
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22

CIearings in Northwestern Cities
SEATTLE. July 21.-Clearings. 81. 059, ,13S;
balances. $1S2.33
TACOMA. July 2i.-Clearngs, s5s5. .so4: bal
ances. $l.3. 261.
SPOKANE July 21.--Clearings. s725s7e: bal
ances. $10G 069.
PORTLAND, July 2l.--Clearings, s1,7s6, ,25s;
balances, Sis, ,0re
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN GRAIN
Future Grain and Provisions
Cash Grair. and Provisions

CHICAGO, July 21.-Corn-No 2. ssdssa.c;
eszc; No. 8. sSMsSisc: No. 8 white. s4as4%e:
No. 8 yellow. 0s@e31ac; No. 4. 6166214c; No. {
white. 82s4 d63Ac No. 4 yellow. 62d62hc.
Rye-No. 2 old 63s4c new 63H d64c.
Barley-4S6n62c.
Timothy-$a 7Jd475.
Cloyer-NomtnaI