Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1926, Page 12

THE EVENING SEPTEMBER 2, 1926. TOLEDO S CENTER OF CLOVER MARKET World’s Seed Prices Fixed and Swayed by Ohio City in Belt Heart. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, Wisconsin are the great clover grow- | developed with the growth of the ing States of the country, Applegate | trade. The exchange maintains an sald, and it is because Toledo is sit-| eficient inspection department, a us!ed in the midst of lhese that it | seed laboratory, where seed is tested became the center of the trade. for germination and purity, and a committee of ®xperts which attends to the interests of the market. Trading in clover seed {s done in bushels, 60 pounds to the bushel. The seed is put up in bags, two and a half bushels to the bag. Future con- world, in England, France and Ger.| tracts on seed are in lots of 50 or many, in Canada and in Chile, but alf | multiples of 50, with a minimum car- these look to Toledo as the center of | 10ad of 200 bags. the trade. The practice of dealing in futures Many services to dealers have been = on clover seed has made the Toledo ' gardless of a tarriff of 4 cents a pound. | tle country takes it name. G i National Furniture Co.—N. E Corner 7th and H Sts. N. W—Natlonal Furruture Co. “The NATIONAL” Is Open Saturdays From Now On—One More Day in the Week to Buy and Save—Easy Credit Author Married 25 Years. | POMPTON LAKES, N. J., Septem- | ber 2 (A).—Albert Payson Terhune, | | writer, and Mrs. Terhune are cele- ' o | brating their ver wedding today on the same lawn where his father, the Rev. Edward P. Terhune and his mother, who wrote under the name of | § Marion Hartand, observed their silver | & and golden anniversaries. i market an all-year-round proposi- tion, with October, December nndl March the biggest trading months. | The first new crop trading is for Oc- tober delivery. Post-war conditions have left their | mark on the Toledo clover market. and therefore upon the market of the world. American farmers, even in the clover belt, have reduced the amount of clover they raise, and i French clover, which is of good i grade but cheaper than American | The new gold 20-lire piece of the re-| clover, now figures in the Toledo | public of San Marino is to bear the ! market to an important degree, re- | image of thé saint from whom the lit | SUNBURNED? MANY CREATLRES PREFER DARKNESS Animals and Insects Live in Black Caves, Adjusted to Environment. Trading in seeds began in Toledo in the early 60s, and 60 years ago the Toledo Produce Exchange was estab. lished. The present exchange was in- corporated 50 vears ago. Clover is raised in many parts of the HEALING CREAM. \nllllnr better under the Sun™ by All Druggists MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. 777z 2 2, H % By the Associated Press. TOLEDO, Ohio, September 2.—To- | g A 5 : ledo's in clover, deeper than any city | > of the world. Toledo plunged into | Tn:egine a universe of lfe withous | riance Impossible, yet there are more | ¥ ired known species of land and insec live in a un North America niverse of utter clover 60 years ago, and there she has.! remained. Lying in the midst of the great clover-growing area of the Midwest, where, this time of year the air over the farm lands s heavy with the fragrance of clover blossoms, Toledo has become the international clover center. Clover prices of the world are fixed on the Toledo trading floor, and it is the only market where trading in fu- tures in clover seeds is done on a large scale. Wallace Applegate, president of the Toledo Produce Exchange, traced To- ledo's rise to its pinnacle as a clover seed market. Ohio. Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and s, and some- > ground | 7 77777 ‘ave of | Youth, who claimed to be a mem- --m"‘\"' h j ber of the famous Krupp family, who cer | tried to commit suicide when arrest- .|de on a bad check charge in Albu- s- | querque N. Mex. 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