Maaser sheni that entered Jerusalem and was contaminated, whether it was contaminated by an av hatumah or whether it was contaminated by a v'lad hatumah, whether inside [Jerusalem] or outside, Beis Shammai say: All should be redeemed and eaten inside, except for that which was contaminated by an av hatumah outside. But Beis Hillel say: All of it should be re-deemed and eaten outside, except for that which was contaminated by a v'lad hatumah inside.

[Produce] that was purchased with maaser sheni money that became tamei should be redeemed. R' Yehudah says: It should be buried. They said to R' Yehudah: Now if maaser sheni itself, which [when it] becomes tamei is to be redeemed, [then] the [produce] purchased with maaser sheni money, [when it] becomes tamei, is it not logical that it is to be redeemed?! He said to them: No! For if you will say this for maaser sheni itself, which is redeemed when tahor at a distant location; shall you say this concerning [produce] that was purchased with maaser sheni money, which is not redeemed when tahor at a distant location?

A deer that one bought with maaser sheni money and died is buried with its hide. R' Shimon says: It is redeemed. [If] he bought it live and slaughtered it and it became tamei, it is redeemed. R' Yose says: It is buried. [If] he bought it slaughtered and it became tamei, it is like produce.

[If] someone lends containers for maaser sheni, even though he has closed them, maaser [sheni] does not acquire [the containers]. [If] he poured into them unspecified [wine], as long as he has not closed them, maaser does not acquire [them]; once he has closed them, maaser acquires [them]. As long as he has not closed them, they are nullified in one hundred and one; once he has closed them, they prohibit in any amount. As long as he has not closed them, he sets aside terumah from one for all; but once he has closed them, he sets aside terumah from each one.