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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-03-10
The Law Of TrespasS.
From the Lancaster New Era.


What constitutes trespass is ques-
ton that arises continually, especially
among farmers and owners OF smaller
tracts of real estate, and the ideas
concerning it are about as vague as
they we'll can be. An interesting ar
ticle on the laws governing this ques-
tion appears in the last quarterly re-
port OF the State Board of Agricul-
ture, which deserves to be read by
every farmer in the land, as they are
oftener called on to face the troubles
arising out of such cases than any
other class of men in the community.
Trespass is defined as "any transgres-
sion of offence against the law Of
nature, OF society or OF the country
in which we live, whether it relates
to mans person or his property"
This is its widest meaning. Ordi.
narily, however, it has reference only
to an entrance on the property of
another without authority, and in
doing damage while there, whether
much or little. The laws give the
owner exclusive control over his
property. Any infringement Of his
rights without his permission, or JUS
titled by legal authority, therefore,
constitutes a trespass. 1t does not
need that the land should be en-.
closed by fences. The law supposes
an imaginary enclosure, which
answers every purpose, and the SIM
pie act OF passing it constitutes tres.
pass, although no harm should result
TO crops, cattle or aught else. Even
a person legally authorized to seize
certain goods on a mans premises
dare not break open doors for that
purpose; it he does his aut hority
avalls him nothing, and he becomes a
common trespasser Neither is a
person justified in so arranging
spouts as to discharge water on
another mans land, even though he
never steps off bis own grounds, nor
to permit filth to pass boundry line
without due permission. When a
oPOuO hlSO NloCudl yes OA1 ~ iAou . OWH
premises and the contents then find
their way to a neighbours premises,
it does not constitute trespass.
Hunting and fishing, however, con-
stitute the most common and annoy
ing source Of trespass to which our
farmers are subjected. No matter
that grass nor grain are trampled
down, whether gates are left closed,
bars left up, and no rails broken, the
pursuit Of game on the lands OF
another without permission is tres
pass, To even enter an Enclosed
piece of wood, whether there are no
crops to be injured, in pursuit of
game, which may have taken refuge
there, is violation OF law-quite as
much as if wheat field in ear had
been trampled down. In fishing, as
in hunting, the ordinary ponds and
streams are the exclusive property of
those through whose lands they flow
OF in which they happen to be stu
ated. In the case of navigable
streams, any one may boat up and
down them and fish in them, but has
no right to land on the shores and
do so.
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MARCH 10
hardly probable, that we shall have

hardly probable, that we shall have
any severe or freezing weather.
The ''croakers" who are waiting to
be assured OF no contingency to
orange growing, by ''freeze," insect
or over productions may still crook.
In the meantime, those men who did
not have serious doubts, have plant
ed, and now in a short ten years,
have productive and profitable crops
OF the golden fruit, to show for the
faith that was in them.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-03-10

This plant belongs to the genus
Liliac@a, and is well known in Lou
isiana. Numerous attempts have
been made to utilize it as a hedge
plant, but SO far as our observation
extends, with i'll success. Aside from
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-09
ADVERTISEMENT.

= roo PEEct94s lcskra
aanf $40. EouLe. Glno4lc 49, VI
Il any u $500 q E0ae NaGakTa lA@ArrI
sei sE4 resesL Ssnss Cd
IN - aay. IA era1lcaiss AL IA
ii IN He-a. Head and Throet Ons l1cy
~sS xko hsa -e-e rass my cas- Wa
On u me a buf I Nan ~orsuade y uy
hsPsifsiy csizrrh cnre fr my or dnsSsi
nnd L1st I've my LIE. Win Pls4sure
rrmeas senlt a - al sulIerersof he ai.e-see
Tsssns Isendedfor s1d nose - 80
truiy, 49, boftle. BENTLEY A MILLER
9 sss sSesarE. ono For sale ~ Al prek,
rs Wsslsfn fr1as ssp ass Ksnse. CITY.
o. aad Denver. ool
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-09
DR.. SPlNNEY

sAn Franr'Sc'. California, having opened
nbrhhch oifiec In Denver H. now prepared 10
treat MI men and women who may be suffer.
ing nom HcrNous. Chronic or Private Dis
enses; Young inen who may be suffering
rom Tue effects Of youthful follies orNndis-
crttlohs VIII do We'll Ia avail themselSe2 Of
This the create 4 boon ever laid ut tho icet OF
suHerlng humanity. Dr. splnney Will guar
nntee To forfeit 500 fnr every case Of weak
ness or private disease OF any kind or char
meter which tie undertakes To aud fa.ls TO
cur. Ihefe are many ut tho age OF thirty To
sixty VINO are troubled with too IA .aueut
cvncuhiions OF the bladder. oncn nccompa.
Mel by q slight smHrting or burning sensa.
ton aud n weakening Of the system in n
manner the patient cannot account for. ON
eiainlnntion Of The urinary deposits N ropy
stdlisent VIII Often be found, aud sometimes
small particles oi nlhumrn Will appcar or
thr color viii be of u Thin. milkirh hue
ngEin changing 10 dark. torpid appearance,
There are many men Who die or this dim.
culty Ignorant of the cause. which IN the
second : nge al seminal weakness. Dr. :.
VIII guarantee = perfect cure In all such
cases. aud "a healthy rssioraii II 81 the gcni-
t~ourinary organs,
ofic- H"urs-lO to u. ato4 =. and To :. sun
days, from ~ IN II :. Consultation free.
Ihor, ugh SANITATION and advice, 81.
tall, .. address, pr SPINSkI 4 GO. AH
Larimcr street, ~icnN.r, over G%rceuiynf ~
Cos. store,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-09
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP

rms dip kills ticks. lice. and all parasites
that inject sheep: prevents Scratching and
greatly improves the quality Of the wool
one gallon OF dip properly diiutt Il with wa
yer VIII be sufficient to dip on- hundred
sheep. 50 That ia" cost Of dipping IL a mere
tribe and sheen owners win mud flni They
caHpl repaid by the improved health Of
their nock, Circulars sent, postpaid. upon
npplcatloi, giving full directions for Its use:
also g rtincAic> oi pr fnin.nt sheep Yruyyerr
who have u-'st large quantities nm. lin. md
pipnoun'e II ihu most Ell Give and reliable
cNterfni nior 81 cab nnl either X ndrci dis
eases ~ sheep. Manufactured by q, NAL
i.lS'ltDlIT q II. Louis. Mo. For snIeby
T. y. WATKINS. Denver. Can he lind
through all coinmissIon houses.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-09
W. Ol-G RS

an rely upon Immunity from contagious
dl.ease IN their nocks after use OF IIdd,.
Iocdcco Stsep Dip. Guaranteed an immedi.
ATE cure Tor scab and prevention Of Injection
oy tnht terror OF masters. Guaranteed
70 nlnre than repay the cost of application by
increased growth OF wool. Guaranteed TO Inn
prove The texture IL the fleece instead OF in
Jury To II as Is the result of the use OF other
compounds. Guaranteed To destroy vernIn
on me nhimal aud prevent n return, Guardn-
teed 70 De the most effective, cheap and safe
remedy ever offered TO american wool-grow-
crs- NO nock-mnster should DO without IL
1 ntNe the most undoubted testimonials cor
ronoratiNe OF above. Send for circular and
address orders of W. ". LADD, q n. Main 81,
81. Louis. Mo.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-07
HOMESTEAD NOTICE No. 3S1.
Land Office at !
Gainesville. + la, MAY 26, 1880. {

O"IHO'7 'IIIO' I I'I'' M -Ol AOO0' J
\ Office is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inten-
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the eX-
piration of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz:
PANEL Clifton, senior, Homestead No. 1866
at EKoerprise, Volusia County, Fla, on Thurs
day, July Is, 1880, for the south ] of southeast
of section 2S township 10, range 30 east, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz
Tobias Blacl1welder, VIM. Jones, U. Nj. Ben
nett and Aaron Yelvington of Spring Garden
Volusia county, Fla.
.lOs III L. A. BARNES, Register.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-07
i'm CIRCUIT COURT, 7th JUDI.
cial Circuit, Volusia County, Fla.

AZ ShAN NGhls
aasse p h Rnapp Dafsndan Divorce
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Cont
that the defendant herein resides beyond tha
jurisdiction hereof, to-wit: in the State. Of
SERVED on him On motion of the soiicito, rs.
the complainant, it is hereby ordered that
facts charged in the bill of Complainant be.
heard before and by f. J LaPenotiere a Master
day of August A. D., 1880 at ten O'clock a M
and the defendant is hereby notified that a,,,,,
time before said hearing he may appear an1
plead OF answer ana defend against said bill.
seal JNo. w. DICKINs
Clerk Circuit Court.
This 18th day of May, 1880,
st Clair Abrams and Summerlin.
Compliments solicitors,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-07

a great deal of expense to get here and
help enliven the Fourth, and we are glad
they did as well as we hear, and we hope
they will come again and give our sister
town a call.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-07
JULY Z

Dr. ". w. Lancaster has grown some
fine specimens of the Turban tomato.
Most of our citizens attended the en-
tertainments at Orange City, on the 9th.
Many of our orange growers have
planted cotton between the orange trees.
The colored people had an excursion,
on the steamer Rosa, to Jacksonville
last week.
Our circulation is steadily increasing.
We get ten new subscribers for every
one that has given up.
Mr.. r. F. Finical offers for sale, in
this weeks paper, a very pretty loca-
ton and improved property.
Professor J. R. Cheney, of New
Albany. Ind, and Mr.. Mowers, of Ala
bama, arrived here last Friday.
We regret to announce the death of
the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Cook, on the 21st, ult.
Mr.. J. Camp, of this place, has grown
pineapple weighing over four pounds,
on high pine land, without fertilizers.
1t must be true because every one
a says 'Kendall's SPAWN Cure is the
best thing known. Read Advertise
mepts.
All who are interested in getting up
the DeLand Brass Band will please
subscribe to the list in the hands of Mr..
E. o. Painter.
Mr.. James Rideout, of Oak Hill,
Capt. Douglass, of Daytona, and Mr.
Pitzer, of Winterset, Iowa, visited this
place on Saturday.
We are pleased to note that Captain
Joe. Smith has command of the steamer
Rosa. He is one of the favorite COM
manders on the river.
Rev. Mr.. Hildreth, of New Albany,
Indiana, will shortly commence to i'm
prove the land that has been presented
to him by DIR. Lancaster
Mr.. W. A. Cook, of Spring Garden,
has just put out five acre grove for a
northern gentleman, and has eleven
acres more to set out for other parties
north.
Mr.. Lance Adams grove has made g
wonderful growth this year and is in
most excellent order, as are all the
groves under the care of Mr.. J. Y
Parce
Col. T. e. G. Brinly. of Louisville, KY.
will shortly commence the erection OF 9
handsome cottage on the land that be
purchased when here last fall, and which
lie is improving.
The County Assessor, Mr.. Richard
son, informs us that the assessment O
VolyssSa county will be increased b.
| nd ob,6CO this year. That shows how
we are progressing.
The farm crops in this county, as W,
] jjv--sxe- inf ,ned. are zery nsornis ino Cot
have been offered for sale, those unsold
regular rates.
/ Any person who has filed pre-em
be allowed to enter lands claimed by hi
months thereafter, upon making af1ida,
land claimed by him, and continued
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-07
State OF the Weather
AT DeLAND.
For the We elk ending Sunday july 4, 1880
Mean temperature Sc degrees.
st. Louis Market Quotations.

Prices given are for goods aboard cars or
boat ready for shipment to destination
Mess Pork per bbl., 1850; DRY SALT Shoul,
ders per h., AZ Dry Salt Rib Sides per lb,, It
Shoulders per h., 50 Clear Rib Sides per h.,
u Clear Sides per lb, 5 HAMs-Plain per
lb., 1Ok Canvased perlb., II LARD-per ID u );
Fancy per bbl., SIS; Choice per Dbl, 5.25 !;
Family per Dbl, sd Fine per Dbl, $50 !;
CORN MEAL-per bDl;, 2:IO GRITS per bbl@
White in Sack, per bu., .43 ; Mixed in B-1<,
per bu., So; Mixed in Sacks, per bu., 4! ;
OATS-MiXed i'll Bulk per bu., .2S Mixed in
Sacks per bu., .33.
Prices on Horses Mules, Wagons, Machinery,
Farm Implements, Field and Grass Seeds ETC.;
given on application.
WM NJ. PRICE s. Co,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
ST. LOUIS June 2s, 1880
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Orange Grove.

l offer for sale my Homestead, at DeLand,
consisting of 20 acres of first class high pine
land, twenty acres under fence and ten acres
under cultivation with orange grove of 300
trees. over twenty commencing to bear-fruit
variety va of grapes (bearingJ, Japan piums,
pine-apples, Avocado pear, lines lemons,
citrons bananas, etc The house is u new one
26X4O with an L-story and a half-not yet
complete, but the material is on the spot to
finish it, and l will undertake to put it in first
class finish to suit the taste of purchaser.
Only one mile from post-o1fice and church.
b. +. FINICAL,
1l2tf Box So, DeLand, Fla.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

RATES-Twentyw words, name and address
one week. % cts: three weeks. 80 cts.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
- srocK MAn4nr,-pY r.rranApn


BrPrALO. sept 20 -CArrLr-tecepts today 1000 head
total ior week TINS 40 head; W. h.
$500 81. al consigned thOI1i 81 du. Ior
C8nn04 C0,d request 10 fII LIST
pr,rs sdl OF Exra steer ai - 0-3 as Far 81 GoO!
Native shipping 5lsols - a 30; Fair 10 N dun
a4aei 80. common. Sass 20. Coorados f3 2j 80
a number Of caIb remain unsOG al common OTIS.
L2dlslacelia ia- LAY, lfuO head. f'tal Or
Z. head 1me LAST 5000 nrad
cou~gn.d through, ,afsi market duL and laugcd
nGrripsf generally Oi good QuaAfv s4lts 20 Duoi
Western sheep - GSi 30 Extra. - JO Mixed sheep
Lambs. - 4Ualt4 10 Cau4ia Lambs, - IL %.
H0G-.eceipla to-day "a l. hca ioih i0 tho week thus
far y 40. hood same iast week 2i.fpr head
c0nelaued through. market steady. with
prtlaDg. 40 here 81 Good fuoce
WORKERS az nr5 Heavy 8ua Medium, - -jG 81 30
Mixed Lcl I5H -; coarse. Rough ana Common = p
4l %. d-so4 owing % The laenoss Vi tAc
Cc, 30 Sept 90 The Dy0gcrs' reports
Receufs. t,bN'
du loc lower closing sill weaker Mixed Packing,
"a &j Light S30f3 - l04ee he-v, 30 . 40 30
some reilaiu sOiif quality good
CAVrlr-R aceipfs a,luD snUreut 800 he n market
ops NED strong. bus closed very and 5o lower
shipping Z adrs: Common 10 FHr. 80 -dr4 -; GoOi.
ii JJgti - Export eJ013 ~ lutlW exceliont; Int ~
os' - Jna 70, -tnrEeI- n; 0tji Feeders, -
J0 raj breeds Nativcs S5 800 - TO- Common Calves
dul st s5aslOprr b'aL
Medium, 20 Z . Good 60 hOice. - ~ 20.
J0.Adrs London dispatch Tafe dull and heavy
81 AUUis sept -J- HOGs Islr 1ema Il bat lover
rates. and Batmoicf - 90 MlAcI Packing, q -
eIihe - Fancy - d. 20 51i receipts o,1.D head
shipments 1000 head
C4rriS.--iDly more liberal hui mainly Of low grades
when afo NIX. Y Nulie Bntrners' stu1 ranges AZ
-.A4JJi Texans 81 .5a j., Itl-h Cru. Slipping
scarce gul wanted Export steer WOad bIlg ff0r, 800
,e. - Jlntts D.. "ii!l g. y y
-HE-P- .ira.y ana nrm a. s345I receipts. go head :
AI4l~ntsi lDa ut4i-
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

RAfTIa0 sept 29COiOn net MIId.inc. a-e Flour
firm active Whtat--OutIc.n steady ana
eru gar southern He'd. a. lo
AuD.T r. d ~. so ] MiIvlIuC. nJninully 81 j. "a
western winter ire spot in1 -eptemOtrti Oco
Der. IL Osi4a'f Oss NOVEMBER = OsU-l uJig. Decen-
Der 81 lUhufi lOa4 COlu--oulhrru steady ~ esern
higher aui Southern Nhte 04c. 10 Yellow, 80 JGJ4c;
Western MIKe -pIt ani September. 81 October. a
s November J20JIRc Oals casyi We.tern White. 40
a 10 &C.. Mixed. 9a39ipc. Hge met aisG1c lIAv
steady Provisions f ana actfe butter quiet Prime
ChOfa estcTn Packed, lSa2jc. Eggs quet 20c Pc
firm CInse nA no caIRbe-, Of inarv TO Fair
10. &C. : gar nrmer "A" soft i &c iiskey iu ef
III 51s l0 freghts 10 Liverpool per steamer qnit
ton Ssd; f.ouT, = 5i "rIn y ID; kecept--four - 2
bbs Wheat 62.74O bnsI. Corn. 2.uOJ hush g,IJO
bush slpment--Whsa l3o, ,7l2 bush. Corn $3.50 bush
-aes-Wheat 647 ,OOo bush; CoIn, l4,8lO bush.
BUFFALO, sept - Flour stcsiy. with good demand
Wheat s4es, 7uU bush Hard Quinn at I'll %
600 bush DO, arrive 81 0S Corn STEADY sales Of
2 90 bush No Mixed al 419a L0OO bush. do, 404 4cI
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30


LIVERPOOL sept - I2.3o l.cotion eIsirr Mddlrng
e. ants. ID ,ufannz onealt. iitif sales -'a ha r'
l1lO0 bs nc.uaiIg los 40 Daies American FufesU D.
6ias d. september and October very iiis'.
yemDr ana D'c-mber delivery 6'ie DO ler am J1l-
dc.l.er b'IFi, Go february an March delivery
nc ldc b. loo oacs Amer Futurcs-i -ndf Low Mid
dlns cl4use Ocfoo0r 1Hd Novcmoer delivery. oi. H.
Low Miadlg canae. september delivery .a, do 3arch
AGsgsiA sent z5-co-toa easier 10 ',a lOsc
Miadrg &C.. Gooi ordEary 9r' net receipts -Io5
BALrnioG- Sep. 70 otton quiet Ml'dnr. u &C.. Low
gross bS 6cs cSpos ~ D'e' si's 20 O4ios
spinner. Io aesi stock. @''99 - @,c- ,,,s.r, ,o r-
sfdding C. Good ordinary. loa-c: receipts. 705
CNcNNAr. sept. Zs.-Couor au Aoilini, II ~ Low
IOs. Good Orun4ry s<c net rrcein- u Daes'
laAaLKsrcS. sept 29.-Cou0a easy nlGii.ng pci
~ sas a1IT eTpdr % II Great 2 8rtl 8eas Bate. coasvse
IL bales sae-, Jlj bales; STOCK 81 80 oaies
0aes gross LASS 0aos safes. loo Dae; stock. 20 80
LOUISVILLE. sept. 29.-cotton steady: sial.ne lls,
vf3lfn, -cpL 28.-Cutfnu lower; nhiHa llo rccipts.
i24 1aes gross ,26i bales shipments 300 0aes stock
IomLf. sept 29-cotton quiet Mdlhur. II g.. Low MD
thng. lOec Gooi ordinary &C.. nei IeeHn'' - bHes
oses sa9t'' '''''"' '' 'A'' ' ''' 0''' ''o'' 80
SEn.oRLEA5 sept 29.-Couon easy. Miaalins q rc Low
las ming, l.s5D a'e.. srocs Zoo bales
pts 1914 exports clastWise 2os bales l,lOo
iii.ssrii1 s.pt 20 Cotton quiet Nddsng IT,. low
gross LA baes 43l bales spinne 800 bales soe
s4vtSSAH sept - Cotton easier 5rddmq oi'ac Low
Niicius IU7ac: rdlnary Gree recelp,,, %
bales loo Dales ast evening sO1 oa res soo~ 's2l
sLLouIs sept. 9oCotioa quiet: slail's le Low Mid
menis 72s bales. -lies L. ai~ bale, -fos X " bae-
aS.Gr3MA n sept - -,o,ioa quiet AiGsnS es, i9w ,s
bales; sioeA. GAS bales.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

y ok sent e9.-BEEyE,- -Recripts today ami yes
tffs .ls lrs l15 Aeal-lJ. Jersey tty,
az W - 1uih 81. 4odi since sAnrlay, 1885, heal,
agds1s 90 lhe cOfrcspOA week.
lAcie 4 Jji1-si.
Ca g4s not cB ct~d. Common and Medium cattle
No. aal sofa Mondays prices, D1t the demand iOr
ai ~ L1tra -tfefs "ar above tAe sup ~ ana prices
ht4e A-IrI. weather
ease M more tore the market a. City with
te e4 Of q slglf adyalcs FAR Butchers Cattle
ssAe fllts UlfAOaj iHDOfiaBt ca ing. some
3Aees and Texans were 90 a. low ~ sdO and
- o.. iOs Of Texans ere sod al % o. 4c wIh Colo
% it 41oc PVOr hOlee Native Steers from
~ y dross 1o H. to IDc, dress 81 Extra Go O.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
Good Ordinary

sCOs &C. So3d o5'ishH orSlHarv S9s Sddl4 s
q1s Iss So535 Co 5ss 's5' o1 he s maa eS,a
to6sf winch advanced points sales ~ 10 1 oAl1 %
y9nibe sD0IO94 Decepher lt.s;2 - ~ January H.
s Nh II -. ~, Jlne II 80. ruoes OF ngs
ia Marsius-september LES Oe'9oef. i- ,- V'noe'.
March li.SI' Anrl 4lo. May, 90. June = 10.
OctSsc Ills, Nosembor. lo9S oss Deeemoef o s3 .
Jane"fH 5iSi 11S S. rTslsfersti. orders III
riCrK AND MEAL-IL0U R-harKct a shade stronger
90 Ss Grses n Oc better. with H. sup
nv and IAN inquiry goods rm sad moderately sctve
Asagls dg s5,ana le r Il 500 6b- inelEdia 3 0bs
Ss @ sl F1Ira for West Indies = l5aS5 500 bbs
~ s - sOS s. 55 latter for Choice Winter Wheat ~
bh Sii n eS8 500 ~ c5,lauer an eztreme Is SLOW
Vine, leaI ExuA 5oaSs - the whJo range Incl L
GT % - 70 isciadins 50i b6Is Good to Caore I
sSs = u sales, le2VO bush we're tor export Quota
BE 81 s6~s % conlaOa FaT Extra state as4 >
eooa do, = 60ss5 So Comnou 70 Good Ext.a
Ns SSc ood Boon 80 s.rSg S,g d. q "a ri So "a 900 @
az 5 CopnOn clear 81 25asi 6e t,ye MiIrnrs - 2o7
P.;sn, - 20 - %; ~ Lonls Common 10 Far fTJra
rs,.5 wn.G G0p whsst x ssss - ef very
cosns s,eaay sOU HEHN FLOJ T. quet steady saes
cboSr IS t0as6 50 ~. Rye FL0URu cnaHgii, sales so
Nesteia ), a. srancvWne. s. s04s9 %
GBA BAlN-WHEAI-Asrs aponed &c better ieyefi-h
future and 1lsc aes private cable
1.is .sd TOod Sn-inoss on sSeeative account sales
sn S.@ as iuF tSosS hisas 81 sq; y ' Il & 9'Ds Y Ne ET
xauSes 9 UDglHaea Winter Red. y 90 @asl l2a No
Pei :! 0SnSl OS4 No. BED. a. Os4d-l TO- both
an extreme mainly sl O9'Sesl aSaG No ! Ell
8 l-4asl IA U1rratel White g. 9aSl y No 2 White.
al 0- Z . ~ d: NO White 81 OeHs NO . Ked.
sepen.Dcg 81 0gl4sel g9s4 closing FL 90 aasi sis'
d. Oc uleF OSa,Us 2. closing 8 o9dSi OBS; do No
vomb-r i o9s dsI l0a4. osing !01S ". DO Decem;
ber u LllGSl y, closing 81 Il - 3 IL 40 l
Whlte septeT1Der 81 O9TSl O9ls, closing g 90 do.
CcIoJer - Oslsa-asl Os7s c.osng 81 0s' do.
r. lru anu ;aifly active sales 24,0 bush No,2 Wet
eIn 83 &C. in store quoted 94a95c adn-t; go bush
fl- october G1a4 ALtl dai uuchlng~i
od ldr ROW al STATE rumorea soid Al o5c t OS
Mar, better moderate eYI n anr home trade
6,mnl good bu-incss speculate account, closing
Taiuer quiet GD0 futnre 10000 bush.
SPOT 1c udlng Ung.sded Western Mixed, D. A0
o. No 2 81 a 10. mainly 81 sG'i 'sc,;
NJ = cptember 8c ciosnG Il I5l asc. co october,
b1 -.l dO., NoYewber, o. a - Sc.
cl0slu- Is " arEet lied. cash lois ABOUT
&C. lower; futures with decided change sales. l2l o0J
bu-l .Cudng No e a. NJ IS htc, 4Oia0 ll &C..
No - 10. 2Whlfe 20 "a sac.. 40 l. 43c-No. " it,
qc Mixed Wos-erf "a sc, Whit q do % I7S4c:
White 3lsfe 3 ijc. including lj.lJt Ousn. No =,
1er 3ac. $3.50 uush do. December. 50 FEED
ste.ly 4O46U d. Sl7 ISIS per son
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
THE MARKETS.
roral, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yorta g.rer. vessels Ia sri3")tfs
urn~rsD.y -ent 90 fs-l
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
VypDvrSD,y. sent. 90

ASHES Qnict unchanged.
CoTFE E-To quiet steady and unchanged: Far rgoes
OF ira1 here IN nrst HANGS JsuD f ~
Mid Gr des Cui no,nin.y unchanged
COT1NNSpoi Cotton quiet aGd sc iewer eiesihi 10y
.ales - nacs Is = bais last evening". ncuons i"i nT
exnori foe pnnlnr and az for speculation de ret ON
contract bales Receipts AZ the ports to-day -as -aies
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
QEcur5lou5.
Auinmn Resorts.

DERSONS spending the pleasant fall month
4 af the l'commoisted Il Willow Grove Hoo. On
-huerOc4 Bay. CuOUle and Southampton hOuss few
yards wator elevated ground; aiaria plenty OF
shade .,Il 03n 1t door lt bathing opposite ho-e
and row boats duck snipo q other III otn. tycfy
attention gwen iuvads II and n. First
ca-s table. Terms moderate References: JW Lewis
As0r HOuse; Judge e. Dalr. No A Court-st, corner
Joraeuon. Brooklyn. Address B. F. sQUIAES AtlaDuc
vile l.. l.
I'HE SEASIDE HOUSE at
Il ROChAWAH BEACH
Oytn the I'D with excellent
modauons transient permanent guests.
prIcns.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
NEW-YORK AND long BRANCH DIV

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth AfnbOy. soutn Amboy. Mat
keypOrt Hazet M1lctogn Red DtBx LitIe silver.
port Long branch. Elbeson. Bsaea. Ocaeg
Grove Asbury Park Ocean Beach. spriBg ont,
Point Pleasant Toms GlveT Barnezaf Atauuc gft- etc
Leave New YORK foot OF Lbertys, az 5iJ. 10 o. lIJ
a. ni; l.,}u. 800. 4. 5I5 p N.
bOr Atlantic Citr t.jO ID