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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27

think
away all shadow death while they
waiting
1
until
smaller
institution other than the would
condemned
Der for long
steed
nfct nhuman
lis tomb"
Commissioner
bman Maurice Bloch
Jail
institution
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
Velvet BEAN MEAL FOR cows
Florida Station Finds Ration Almost
Equal to cottonseed Meal-Much
Cheaper TO Grow.

The Florida station found that cows
produced as much milk when fed a
ration Of 4.3 pounds of velvet beans
in the pod. 10 pounds wheat bran and
24.5s pounds japanese cane silage as
when given a ration o. 3 pounds cot
tonseed meal, 10 pounds bran, and "a
pounds cane silage. Hence 4.3 pounds
Of velvet beans in the pod were fully
equal to pounds Of cOttonseed real.
The average Southern farmer can pro-
duce about 3 tons of velvet beans
for the cost Of 1 ton of cottOnseed
meal.
1t is reported that velvet beans in
the pod can be produced ut $14 per
ton in Alabama and in Georgia.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
SUGGESTIONS ON TURKEY CARE AND FEED
Clemson College Bulletin)

Clemson College Bulietin)
Turkeys mature slowly, and for this
reason it Is preferable to select for
breeders hens from two to four years
Did mated with two or three year toms.
Old hens lay larger eggs, and their
poults are not only larger but stronger
han poults from immature stock. Do
not inbred, or mate related stock to-
yether. Aiedipsslized birds, plump,
hne In b9ne. active and vigorous are
best. Mate one tom with about ten
hens.
A shed open on the south side, and
closed otherwise to afford protection
from the weather, is an ideal house.
Do not keep turkeys with chickens in
close. poorly ventilated houses.
Feed the Clemson egg mash dry i'm
box or hopper, and once daily scatter
In litter q mixture of grain consist
Ing of equal parts by weight of cracked
corn, wheat and cowpeas. The latter
Is an excellent grain for maintaining
turkeys Tor common chickens) in
good breeding and laying condition.
Give buttermilk, or thick, sour skim
milk to drink. The birds should be
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
PLAN THREE-YEAR ROTATION
Scheme Outlined by Progressive Farm
er for Obtaining Larger and
Better Crops.

Where oats or wheat are grown to
n considerable extent three-year
rotation consisting of oats and peas
or soy beans. or wheat and peas or
soy beans. crimson clover sOwed on
the pea or bean stubble, to be plowed
under for corn the following spring,
peas or beans to be planted in the
corn. the land going in cotton the
third year, is good, and will result in
larger crOps.-PrOgressive Farmer.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
GROW POTATOES FOR MARKET
Bulletin Issued by Department Of Az.
ricuIture Gives Information VaIu-
able to Farmers.

Farmers who intend to plant Irish
potatoes for market this year should
write the department Of agriculture,
Washington. ID. c.. and get a copy Of
Farmers Bulletin No. 753 on the Com
mercial Handling. Grading and Mar
keting of Potatoes. This bulletin gives
information on the best methods Of
gathering, grading, packing and ship
ping. and is well worth a careful study
by the potato grower.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27

An English inventors cigarette holder
is equipped with porous disk to filter
the smoke.
Deaiers In Portugal are in the mar
ket for perfumeries, soaps, powders
and other toilet supplies.
The value of the natural abrasiyes
produced in this country last year in
creased about 80 per cent. and of arti-
ficial abrasives about 20 per cent.
America produces more tale and
soapstone than all of the rest of the
world combined. The domestic output
has nearly doubled In the last decsde
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
IT WlLl0o
SOME COCO

Riddles
iate the horror the
allow of
in its Embarrassing campaign and little
is exactly half worldly goods cent EUGENE
of optimism
world outside,
nothing
little Belgian victims dbooded
Eugene Smith have violated the but
ability entitled
a a
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
AROUND THE WORLD

The population of the British en-
pire exceeds one-quarter of the popu-
lation of the world.
Nicaragua's most important exports
are coffee, gold. hides, bananas and
cabinet woods. Exports of rubber have
fallen of In the last few years.
II a regiment of 1000 men. with
equipment Of 10000 pounds, marches
ten miles, II does as much work Us
laborers raising a weight Of 100000
too Q distance Of one foot
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
IRRIGATION TO HELP COTTON
Might Make Possible Yield Of Two
Bales to Acre-Deficiency in
Rainfall in South.

II. NJ. COttrell, agriculturist of the
Memphis chamber of commerce farm
bureau, says that irrigation might
make possible yield of two bales of
cotton to the acre, the present aver
age being less than one.
The rainfall of the lower Mississip-
pi valley is ample, for general agricul-
tural needs, but during certain periods
in the summer there is deficiency Of
moisture for cotton growing.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27

phlIOSOphicaIIy, It was brought out
legal action against such parents in
the municipal term court.
About a month ago truant officers
of the board of education noticed that
large number of children were cross
ing the Fort Lee ferry at hours when
they should have been in school. In
vestigatiOn disclosed that they were
acting in mOtion-picture sudios In
New Jersey. The officers got about
25 Of the children and saw their par
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
Protecting Himself.

ActOr-"I say. old man, / wish YOU'D
advance me S. and take it out of my
first weeks salary" Manager-"But,
my dear fellow. suppose it happened
that l couldn't pay your first weeks
salary, where would 1 he?"-Bostop
Transcript.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
GaxhAr Pecan Burs

Wait until all the pecans burs are
open, then gather the entire crop at
once. The nuts will dry and be ready
for the market in three weeks.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27

aarkened the sidewalk up and down
as far as the eye could reach.
A man and woman, both young,
plainly dressed, Of a type which at
tends to the p to w ledger and an
swers the telephone, stopped suddenly
in the center of the crowded sidewalk.
The crowd eddied and whirled away
from them, passing to the right and
left with quick outward steps. Sud-
denly the man threw his arms about
the girl and kissed her.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
Work In Pastures.

Clear your pasture Of all rubbish,
ETC., repair the fences and make prep
arations for sodding them to bermuda
or other grasses next spring.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27

inhuman treatment OF prisoners un-
der sentence of death.
1.-The practice of combining prison
ers in death room for long periods is
a species of refined torture, which is
only in appearance less than the old
type Of tOrtures," Mr.. Lewis said.
in former times every device for in
flicting torture on the condemned man
was used. The torture of our modern
system is mentally just as great as
ever. In this one respect we have not
kept pace with the development of
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
Gull Improbable Cows.

Cut out the cows that don't pay
their way and give little profit be-
sides. Otherwise your work Is not
very profitable.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
Very Deem.

Four-year-old Lucille, in great excite
ment-"Oh, mamma, come and see the
big hole George and I digged in the
the sand. It's more'n a foot deep
It's q foot an q Leg"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
Cool Place for CABBAGE.

Cabbage keeps best In a cool cellar.
A good plan is to hang the heads face
down so all surplus water will drain
of.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
Convict's Heart Is Surely in the Right Place
p ORTLAND, ORE.-A good English poet said that
Stone walls do a prison make,
Nor iron bars q

Recently an inmate of the Oregon
state penitentiary afforded gilded IL
lustratiOn of the truth of that figure
when he contributed exactly one-half
of his worldly goods-$1.7O -for the
succOr of "the poor little Riddles
across the pond"
"As sit here" runs his letter, at
just struck me what a lot shut-ins
have to be thankful for after dll.
Here 1 am. for instance, with a full
stomach and nothing in particular to
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
"Movie" Children Neglect Their School Duties

NEW IORKParents whose children
forget
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
1a9l!egsef GOTHAM
ahId E 66h e /;
Calls Death House Relic Of the Dark Ages

NEW YORKboion of the death house Sing Sing type of
commissioner
of the department suggestions made for ending
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
B|ase Crowd Stirred by Couples 0scuIatoy Act

HICAGO-The in echo Men and
pemn this endy humanity
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27

Care for Machinery.
Repair and paint implements and
machinery.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27

Work In Orchard.
Plant, prune and spray home o.
chards.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27


spae M .S
finally ~f --~
Those in front giged Those behind mpaenv
demanded whats
suddenly conscious that they the walked
quickly
sion filled Its hurried $3.50
There in
received enthusiastically
passersby Maybe school n
important
Sale street quickly forgot all about
According
How did a
w
why we had small argument Thomas and then
did
eye"-Richmond Times Dispatch. ~ ''
Tenaety
Egyptian murv.
1T ALL
-S~~~--
First
"Shucks" said Adam. you're but a
what amT retorted Eve You sod"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
According 70 Precedent
Tenaclty

Gran has been found cutched Egyptian mn
ut beats ALL commented the Chicago of tho
will hold
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-04-27
The First Spat.

"Shucks, said Adam You're nothing but a spare rib"
what amF rstorted Eve You right from - cod"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10
SlubsNad)rid)ten.

Q sam tag, 10. RODember 1917
Der SbiofIuB 1T I'M Gallen 6ssrlf'
fen. Geitern absub bate berIeI6e Vi
bieiissr Staot eiHeu Baheritano oor
III Sub.
Die iOlseubsn Depsi4eH trafsn 5e'
fern bier sin:
pittsburs, Pa.-5.7 SUB, itsigt.
8beslins, 80. 'ga.-7.1 SUP. fallt.
partersburs, D. 8a.-11.2, fat.
aanaDba sails, B. 9a.-0.9, itsigt
gbarleitOn, SO. gu.-7.O SUB, itai.
gortsmOut6, Obs 5ub, fdat.
aDuisDills, ap.-9.3 SUB, faIIt.
GOansDius, Suo.-18.9 SUB, Tdut.
RaibDile, 5eHn.-s.7 GuB, fdu..
chattanooga, 3snn.-8.2 SUB, falt-
Wemp6is, 1sm.-11.8 SUB, itsigt.
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Oas STRENUOUS.

Sn bem aeinsr StGbt6eu 4. mar
i'm psreanssnen Sabre nit siuem gro,
ben 8eitsnouFipaHo ein ueues 5rrcns
bnus srbout iporoen uno bereits Dis
uuf bic Snidtfft oolitGnbis fsrf;g.
Ddbreno Der SilpeftersNdft .lobfe
Elm SpoBpuseI foIgeube Sri4ritt on
oie S0iptfrput:
rRoH fanu bier cine srpbe UleHSs
Bon atisgeIoateu garrsn febu;
Oo9 ift bies 6dns rod pisl gu e5ge.
Meil nod ipeit mebr poriibergehn..-
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I. ROB. -. 1893 2339 4O4
;. Rob. -. 921 1888 15Y
,. Sob. -. 822 1880 3O2

8. 1oO. 1922 1880 302
Rinbbieb. Die frif9e 3us
fubr mar bsute mGBia, bod .s tpar
piel gieb BON geitern in ben Stducn.
Die Aualitdt ipar gsrins. 4m Ueors
gen mar IN Jolae bes oi6ten Resels
nl9t Diel 2eben Guf osm Warfte, bod,
au9 Ha96tr mar Der Wartt langlam.
guserndbIts fstts Stisre uno Stit.rs
ipdrsH etpa Itetig, ale einfa6.r.n,
mittlereu unb eeringsrsn Sprte, ies
bod paren unslei6 unb perIor.n 25e.
Die Seffnungspreiis fir aiie narsn
sinen reidli4sn Quarter nis6riser,
,,.ipdkr ieboh beIebte ii5 Der Warlt.
Gamers !paren fdpa6. Die 3iufubr
an guten WiIdtiiben iDar qerina, oi.
preife fiarf. Gsp6bnIi6e Wail6tiBe
iparen langfHm BEL alten preiien.
Cute Stoders unb Gysebns paren ne
tig, anbers tpurcen ni6t Derlangi.
Ulittlere unb f6tpere Stiere 1915
-12.50;; GIeifder Stiere $3.50
$50; auserltfene bis ertra $9.75-
HOO; 9eifsrs $6.O0-825 oussrIss
kns Bis srtrd $S.50-9.25; Riib.
$5.35-7.00; auserIsisne Bis eItra
725-s.25; Gamers $4.5o-5.25;
Ni!atiibe $5O.O-1250O; StOdsrs
uHg fyeebers $6.O0-9.25.
8uIlen - @ute Itnere gclogs
na9ullen ipareH ii.tig, uber bic gss
D0bnli9en i@rpadeH unb bic mttiIe.
rem gpIleH ipuren Iangiam, auber au
biaigereu preifen.
5etts guIlsn $s.0O-8.50; gclo ina
ls700-7.S5; sgira $7.85-8.OO; ma
g.re uHo leidte $5.00-6.5O.
9GTber. - Die 3ufubr mar
b.uts uidt btbeutsub, uno bei elmer
guten Radfrase fix anserIeien.
iI.ii3tdlbsr blieben bic 4rsiie tlir
OlsieIben itetig. GsluObuli9e uno
iaiuere adI6n frarsR idpa6.
geite leifns &dl6.r $3.50; icir
bis CUTE s10.00-12.25; ordinate
uHb grobe $5..0O-8.50.
g 3neine. Die Oefinu 1gss
pref. paren beite itetig bis 25c t6s
Der. Die preisiteiserung mar on pen
Isiatsu uno GerteIn, bi. p6taIor.M
unb rauben batten gsftrige Yreiis.
Der Warit mar Iebbaft Don anfaHg
Bis gnoe, Der Ghlub ipar non itcrt
Ju Definunsspreiisn, Der umias mar
gut.
2lus.rIeitne i6pere 21o Yfunb ri.o
msbr $17O0; mittkre uuo genii4te
$50 pfunb unb mebr S16.5O-17.OO;
lsihte 0srIanoiiorteu 120 bis 15o
gfunb $15.75--16.25; orbinGre tis
quite syertsl 40 pfuub uHb tDeuiger
$13.0o-15.50; orbindre biz aus'rs
l.Ieue .f6Dere istte Sdue $13.5o-1s.'
rs; orbiuare bis CUTE Siags $3.50
-15.25.
S6afs uns 2Gmmsr. - Ss
3ufubr mar beute mdbig unb St:
preiie ftetis.
G8dfe, duserleIene Biz ertra 50 IS
1000; fair Bis CUTE $7.0o-9.6O;
|6uas un6 orginare $4.00-6. IS;
g0de $500 uno tueuiger. - SdmWsr,
aussilelsne Bis ertra $f5.75; fair tls
CUTE S14.00-15.50; iseonbs $3.50
1850; Guls uno orniHdre $1,000
1900.
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Moi s23.eo-23.s5; ON S6lub
$3.50.
Butter. = Worft unperdnoert.
gisr. - 3ufubr 5,272 &l1ten;
Warft unbsr6nberf.
aartOffeIn. - 3ufu9r % Cars;
Warft unperdnbert.
SefGiissl. &ebenoes, Martt b0'
bet 5G6ns 15-19t; Sprin9ers l9c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-10

3uder. - prelfe itit. - EaIfIntr'
ter Gut 2onf $10.55; poubsreb $9.15;
Cubes $40; sranuIirtsr $500; gons
Fetionsrs ~ $3.50; Of u" $3.50
$40; iueibsr sttra $S.40-8.5o;
sr!rn .g@ $3.50 per bunbsrt piuHo.
Rolaffes. - Rartt ifetig. =
Rem Orleans Open stetteI 55--65c;
Centrifugal 40--48e per Ganone.
Refs. - ertra fanep 6eao So
94e; fancp s-8ae; ieeoHo 9eao T.
Whesling. %. 9a.-6.S Jnh. fdIIt.
7Ee; ssbrO@ener 54-5ac; Sapau u
-84c.
Dairp'p 'probnfte
Butter. - Rarii sismIit Iebs
|taft. prtiie fer. mholtnIlf
stirn 45at; gmtrnIissb trtra 43e;
Gsutralilsb firits 41e; issoHss SSis;
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ebicago, o. Rop.mDsr.

S3psins. - 3ufubr 5000;
Rartt fart; Built $16.s0-17.4O;
ltifte S16.35-17.45; eerniftte Sl6.'
40-17.5O; f5Dere S16.40-17.55;
raube $16.40-16.60; GertsI $12.5J
1925.
Rinbpisb. - 3ufubr 500;
Tati5e Stisre 6.6o-16.S5; Weltsru
Stiere 5.75-13.25; Stnders .nc
,yeebers 5.60-11.40; aiibe uno 0ei'
fsrs 4.4o-116o; adl5er $50
1900.
g 9af,. - 3ufubr 6.0Oo; WnT'i
fef; Befbns $8.70-12.S5; eipsa
$7.50-i125; admmr $12.oo-
1855.
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@e9SHfos gum GFsn an 10 moHGen
6of; man bnrf Al ibm 10 buueriJ
pie mDglif tonunsn, iuoes Is oes
6oftHeus Dorne5nfte GieenfbiimIidss
tsit 1T. hub man bHuertg piebsr iort'
geben bari.
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FIRST CALL
S;sIo, Bombs uuo slttien in 9aelu JOrt

QtlaaItspdpteEe purotn Sn 5hS DIS.
ipnrirf. Re&fu suf 4oaboa pafta itetts.
8ar 90 9sse e<7IK. gomnersial Sias. %
Gage, s<.7i. Giai t%7s4. xabsl-
anusifunssn $G7e fIie, Sraaes 6iai
5.7o4, Aatd 5.544; Jiars, feline Gucti.
runstn; Rronea, fsHe Eus,irunsru, poi.
iaa6tids Gnleen Sitt 44c. RABBI 44Ac.
Sns Ss&i $50. xabsl $50. Hubd Sitt
IL; aabsl liz. Sfbn Bausn Ssjs.
Nstitaaiias 1oaats e5Ae.
GfiieHmarft - aniaHss mar Der
Rsdi liarf uuB bic Ygsiis tieaen, seeen
SdlaB absr purbe rim Srud ,um Btriau-
ifa ausaeiibt uHo bic geuiaaf sinstn tuHt
lbal auber pedortn. Ter Narif iHIop
aVsr TART
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@9ieaso, 9. Ropember.

".
@eFtitOrn. : Sir De5. $1.17s-
1.18f; am SaIub $1.1S. Tiir YaaI
H.12s-1.13z; am Snlub $1.12s.
6afer. = Siir 8eS. 59s-59se; an
S4luB 59ac. 5iir Mai 60s -6o3e;
am S9lub 60ae.
Rosseu. = Eo. 2, $1.Ta.
Gerite. 81 00-1.33.
5imotbp. = $6.O0--7.75.
airs. = s1s.0o--24.O0.
BORT. = 6iir Sanunr $44.S2-
$3.50; om S6lub $4490.
Shrnnls. - Sir geebeuIber orn
GdlrB $27.10. sir San. $23.H-
24.25; am S6lub $23,g7.
Ripperisit,n. - Sir Son. $3.50
-241o; ON S4Iub s23.s2. EarI
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%sztt OfiDtt6si ~ WV
27-27sc; bo. Bird 32c per pfuno,
gier. - grif9e gier fiub in
Yadfroge. - prima firfs 9iihnsrsier
ACC; firits 44e; orbindre firits
39c; fetonbs &c per Dubenb.
G.flieel. - Uiarit lsbhnft.
prsiI, itstig. - groilrs 9 pfuno
uno boriibr zoe; grOilsts 1-1s
pfb. 22e; Sdbne 1876; Sii5nsr IS
22c; 9rutbiibnsr Don SO Yfuno
25c; bo. nit frummsr Yruft 12c;
Guns Sc; nsiB. eutsn 20e; farbige
18e; Gdnfe 15-16e; aIte 3auo.H
$1.5O per Sussnb.
OBJ une gemHfe.
3itronen. California $3.50
200 per aiits; aim.s $1.0o--1.25
per aiite.
Otangen. - California Was
lentiss S3.O0-3.50 per aifte.
@rape Jrutt. - Uloriba 3d.
O-4.50 per Rife.
pfirfr9s - Rem yprt glbsrto
50c--$1.0 90.
Auittsm. - s1.5o-1.75 rer
9u.
aepfel. - Jondthdn $6.00--6.'
so psr 8bl. SmOtebOuie S4.5O-5.OO
per S6I.; Rambo 2lspfel $4.25-4-5O
per gbi.; gdIotDin $4.o0-4.50 per
86l.; Grimes goIben $500 per 8bl.;
Wolf Riper $3.50 per gbl. pippins
$4.50-5.00 per gbl.; oroiHdre Sors
ten 75e--l00 per g6l.
9irnen. - aisfers S1.00--1.'
25t; gnrtlstts $2.25-2.50; earsr
$3.50 per gu.
WetHtrnuben. - eoreoroa
21-22c per 81 pfunb aorb; 22-
23e per 8 gfuub stor6; 9elaluars
$1.15-1.25 per 30 4funb aorb.
Dein Goncorbs 33-4t per 9fuao.
3omatoes. - 2rsIbbdus loe
per Vfuno.
aartofitfn. - ginpeimiihe
upo 9ouispille $4.75-5.00 per 9u.
'unb $1.40-1.45 per 9u. auf osm
Gelsiie.
SibfartofftIn. - Roro
Carolina $3.75-4.00 per Sbl..
eaFisrn Gbor. $3.25-3.50 per gbI.
@urten. - 5reibbaus $1.5O-
l.76 Der Tuteub
araut. - ginbeimii5es 1926
$50 per gbl. unb $500 per 5on
auf bem 9elsiIe.
'-Stedriiben - $2.Q-2.50
per gbl.
wefbe RHbeu. $1.0o-L25
per gu.
3pie6eln. l. Gelb. $3.50
3.75; ipeibe $3.75-4.00 per bunosrt
pfunb Sad auf bem G.Isiie.
Crime gobneu. - Suo!i4e
$2.75-3.00 per paruper.
aarotten. giuheimiite $3.s
50-3.75 per gbl.
aanSbrsbnfte
6eu. - 90. l aimothp S29.0 90
29. so; go. 9. 5imoibp 5000; 70.
9 simotbp $2S 00- $3.50; Ro. l .yea
milter alse 5000; 20. 2 semii4s
Ter alee 5000; go. / alee $1,000;
go. 3 Sslee $29 90; alfalfa $500
300; ROssenitrOb $1loo-1l.6O;
Wei,,nftrob $l0.o0-10.50; 51isrs
Itro6 s1o0O-10.5O per sonne.
WlabIenfatter. - Wartt riis
bia. - aleie $33.O0-335O; Usios
Slfngs brairns $43.O0-A.00; petbs
S4s.50-49.OO; ssmiitfss gutter
S37.oO-37.50.
SGmerei.n. - Wlarit fsf;
aleefamen $12.75-14.00 per yu.
bonn Store; 5imotbb $3.2o-3.S0;
gutpei,en SIPS; JIa4sfamsu So
80 psr Blu.
Dsrf4iebenes.
S.Ie. - Wartt itstis. - gsinOI
robes S1.15 per Gallpns in ydrtien
Don ID gbl.; 1-9 Ganoneu seio9s
tee $1.31; go. 2arb0l $1.38-1.s
90; Binter,3sit $1.63--l.68; Cotton
esel Oil raft. $l.50 per 9anUne;
1erpeutin SIC in partien Don Is
ssaB; petroleum. Obio Carbon Stats
Seft 1ose; SpsaiaIsSorte 12e: Re6
GrOtpn GafoIia 25c; Raphta 3oc per
9allcne.
Gala. - Der Marst in feit. -
Obio Rtper $500 per gbI. BON 100
ssfuiIb. SubrlOhn hin5usefiist.
9aIg. - Wartt fetis. - pri,
mo eitp 16a-17e; bo. Gouutrp 15
-15ae per pfuub.
Roblsn. - Martt rubis. pittss
burg $5.o0-6.00; aanafpba $500
600; 9lus uno Slad s4.50-5.75 per
9onns absslisfsrt. Raa6lofe Stiids
fOblm $50; anthra3iis $1,000 per
Tonne abeeIiefsri. gote iOiiet 500
q N na~ = a,o. ,H1.f,sf.,l
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GiiemsW Warft.

Rem Dort, g. RODsmbsr.
3inn. - Martt fart; $1,000.
9lei. - Wartt piIliger; $6.25-
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