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Grey DOrking Chickens.

We have been kindly presented
with pair of handsome Grey Dor.
king chickens, by Mrs. A. G. Morgan,
OF Hibernia, one of our subscribers,
and return thanks. Mrs. Morgan
writes us regarding this species Of
fowl; "We have been breeding them
for years and we think they come
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
County Officers of volusia County.

g County officers of Volusia County.
State Senator.-Hon. Seth French, Or
ange City.
G Collector Of Revenue.-J. B. Jordan, De
Land.
prise.
County Judge.-F. J. LaPenotiere. En-
; County Sheriff.-Wm. Cone, Volusia.
County Surveyor. D. Broome, De
Land. n H Tn
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
James Rideout, Oak Hill. GSL-
w. S. Thayer, Enterprise.
+ NJ. N. Voorhis, DeLand, saI N1
J. D. Price, New Britain.
j, Joseph Underhill, Volusia.Gs JitI
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nearer to perfection than any other
kind. They mature very early, are
good layers, and splendid mothers
and are Of very fine delicate flavor
for table fowl. The halfbloods are
a fine cross, and are almost as large
as the full bloods.n
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Mr.. Watrous, residing on the bay,
near West Tampa, made from a half
acre of cane the present year three
hundred and fifty gallons of good,
well made syrup, without. any tertii-
izing. Mr. Watrousi has a valuable
property with fine young grove on
it, Tampa Guardian. .4sU
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ARRIVALS.

i DeLand Grove House. - MesSrS.
Pritchard. of Ga. J. L. Terry. Walter
borough, S. c.; T.. E. G. Brindley,
Louisville. KY; j. M. Trotter, Virginia.
T. fMessrs. Ashmead Bros. are our agents
n Jacksonville, and authorized to re-.
ceiye subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper. =,
Sabbath School next Sunday morning
lat $50 o'clock, Mr.. j. Z Parce, Super
intendent. Preaching at 11,o'clock, by
the Rev. MI. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brett left last week for
st. Au gustine.
We use Buesing's soap in our house
and find it excellent.
Seed Potatoes; A barrels EARLY Rose
for sale at G. P. Wilcox's.
There is no red scale among our trees
yet, be cautious where you purchase
young trees, 8al63 q
We are informed that the railroad from
the st. Johns to Lake Eustis will be
completed by the first of March.
/ J.E. Hart has offered q premium of
| $25 for the best exhibitor vegetables at
the Fair.
The young man who advertised for a
wife, in this paper, is in fair way of
/ getting beautiful northern girl with
Il plenty of money.
4 Extra fine butter at So cents, at VIII
cox's.
q Mr.. @. A. Bent, Of Sanford, agent for
EStockbridge Manures, visited this place
on Monday and will get some large or
ders. The more these fertilizers are
known the better they are valued.
Don't forget to try some of that new
Bnckwheat and Cream Graham Flour
for sale by G. P. Wilcox.
Examine your groves carefully and if
there is any appearance of the red scale,
cut off the tree and burn the top, then
wash the trunks we'll with potash
and soap suds. +o +.e..
We call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. Fling, Shrigley & Co., of
Philadelphia, who are agents in that
city for the sale Of Florida produce.
Try Them.
Mr.. 81. B. Austin returned from jack
sonv1lle. last Friday, accompanied by
Mr.. Dnvall, of Indiana, who is stopping
at DIR. Benefits. Mr.lAustin returned
to Jacksonville on Tuesday. sttsgjyt
/ New York State Milk is now the best
brand of milk sold: to be had at Wilcox =.
II WIG. Benedict, Esq, of Duval county,
/ offers a premium of $25 for, the best
sample of Sea Island cotton raised in
Florida, to be exhibited at the Jackson
vile fair next month. .saI9inI ,NoL +
|, There is plenty of fun in store for us.
There is the Agricultural picnic at
Professor Stones on the Doth, then an
Oyster supper is to be given for the
purp ose of getting funds to finish the
school house, and the ladies are now
practicing to give us the performance
of "Pinafore' on the moonlight nights
in February.
7 Seed Potatoes; barrels Early Rose
for sale at G. P. Wilcox's.
| Captain J. B. Jordan has received his
commission as collector of dues for this
county, and entered on the duties. See
his advertisement. We congratulate the
] people Of the county on having such a
worthy officer.
| We had call last Monday from 7. E..
= O. Brindley, Esq, Of Louisville, Ky,
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Florida Fruit Growers Association

The annual meeting of the above
Society will take place in the court
house, Jacksonville, on the evening
of February, 25th, at 7:30. G. J
Kenworthy, President. u
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THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.

which 200 lives were lost and $780,
O0O worth of property destroyed.
Things are very warlike in Maine.
The Republicans and Fusionists have
each their own Legislature. General
Chamberlain refuses to acknowledge
the authority OF the newly elected
Governor Lauson. go
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NOTICED INCORPORATION
Orange Ridge, sslsfd md Atlantic Rail.
\ Road Company II

Tn accordance with section one fI)
= OF an act of the Legislature of thaa
State Of Florida, enUitled .'An Act to Pro-
vide General Law tor the Incorporation
airy 10th, 1874, notice Is hereby given tha+
under the provisions of said act a comnanw
has been organized, under the name ~ az
Orange Ridge, DeLand and Atlantic Rail.
road Company, for the purpose Of con-
structlng. maintaining and operating for
ing on the st. Johns river, in Voins;a
county, Florida, to point at or near Mos.
quito Inlet on the Atlantic Coast, in eaid
county. T''fN "Au
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STATE OF THE WEATHER

SIA1E UF THE WEATHER
it 1 AT DeLAND,
reported soeekly for The FLORIDA
AGR1cU1TURIsT, 6y Jordan d Lancos-
ter, Druggists.
For the week ending Sunday, January is 1880:
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Enterprise February q
All who are indebted will please meet
me and pay their taxes. Further notice
tricts will be visited. VS.
tessafA t9V j. B. JORDAN,
strp Collector,
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Notice to Tax Payers of Vo-
Z lusia County.

Twill make the following rounds for the
collection of Taxes for the county as fol-
, 1880-07-03
NOTICE.

THE Horse Carriage and Boat
taxes for the End half year 1880
will be received at this office and
by the Police Assistant at Frederik-
sted from the 18th July to the 18th
August 1880, both days included,
after which the list of arrears will be
transmitted to the respective Police
masters to be enforced within s days,
and a special citation to this effect
will without delay be served by the
Police, for which each debtor of Taxes
incurs a fine of 20 cents i. the Tax
be under S., and 40 cents if SIS, or
above, besides eventually the ordinary
levy-expenses.
The t~axlists which will be distribut-
ed by the Police are to be filed up in
conformity with the ordinance of 22nd
February 1856 on the first of July
and returned to the respective Police
masters within 48 hours in town and
4 days in the country.
Royal Treasurer's Office, ST. Croix
2Sth June 1880.
J. A. HOVER.
acting.
, 1880-07-03

1T is hereby made known, that pur-
suant to Ordinance of 10Th August
1874 it mas been announced to me,
that the firm MAsTERsoN & Co. under
that appellation carries on business
in this island as general Merchants,
that EDWARD MAsTERsoN of ST. Croix
and CHARLES ScHLEs1NGER of New
York are the sole responsible parti-
cipants in the firm, that they are the
only persons authorized to sign the
name of the firm, and that no trans
actions are exempted from the bust
ness of the firm.
Frederiksteds Police Office 22nd
June 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-07-03
PrOclama.

NLLE og Enhver, der MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
atgangne Mrs. Pauline Dorthea
Rygaard, f0dt Helm, indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders Varsel til for under
tegnede Skifteret at anmelde og
beviisliggj0re deres Krav.
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 26de Juni 1880.
II. A. JURS. .
, 1880-07-03
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIkSTEDS POSTOFFIOE.
PAID.

1ALos
Greenedge, w. H.; Horton, Captn
Jackson, John G; Rasmussen, Isabella;
Robinson r. O; Spendrup, j. Fir. l2)
Simmons, Catharine; Stephens, @. 3;
Shave, Joseph; Yanterpool, Geo. ID;
Wenter, Diana; Williams, MaritL
UNPAID at de- athtiles,
Margarine; Bines, Oarolinei Christian,
Elizebet; Collens, John; Common &C,
Charlotte; Diginzee, Meta; Eckers,
Louisa; George, Nancy; Heyliger, Pa
trick; James, Jane e; James, Matilda;
James, Louisa Jacobs, Antonette; Jack
sand. Margrit; Hartin Jane Nathaniel,
Anna; Philip, Phither; Richardson, John
Jas Shennony, Anna Sarauw, Council
lCr ;(2). Simmons, Charlotte Tulte, Ann;
Dealing Court.
UNPAID at 15c.
Higgins, Anne Eliza; Mac MILAN, George,
F.. ,ooo
Frederiksted Postofice Oath June 1880.
L. RICHTER
COnSt..
, 1880-07-03

NET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
W Undertegnede iHenhold til Anord-
ming af 19de August 1874 har
modtaget Anmeldelse ON, at Firmaet
MAsTERsoN & Co. under dette Navn
driver Kjobmandshandel her paa Gen,
at EDWARD MAsTERsoN heraf st. Croix
og CHARLES ScHLEsINGER af New York
ere eneste ansvarlige Deeltagere og
ere berettigede til at underskrive
Firmaets Navn, SAINT at ingen Forret-
ninger ere undtagne fra Firmaets
Omraade.
Frederiksteds Politikammer den
22de Juni 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-07-03
NOTICE.

THE creditors in r. G. Knights
Bankrupt Dealing are hereby
informed that from the LIST July this
year an instalment Of 5 per cent.
will be paid by the undersigned on
the claims entered in said estate.
Creditors, whose claims consist in
bonds or notes must produce the
originals; and attorneys must also
produce powers Of attorney from the
parties whom they represent.
Frederiksteds Dealing Court the
oath June 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-07-03
UPPER LOVE,

beliggende i Prindsens -Kvarteer sub
No. Is og 10 her paa Gen blive still
let til Bortsalg we'd 3 Auctioner over
eensstemmende med Placat af 22de
April 1917.
A~uctionerne afholdes her paa Kon-
toret som f0lger.
lste Auction Torsdagen den 22de
JUL 1880.
Eden Auction Torsdagen den Ste
August 1880.
3die Auction Torsdagen den lode
August 1880.
hver Dag Klokken 2 Eftermiddag.
Notwithstanding, Conditioner
og 0vrige SaIget vedr0rende Docu-
menter vile v@re til Eftersyn we'd
Au~ctionerne og efter 1ste Auction
paa Procurator HanschelIs Kontor
j Christiansted.
Denne Acknowledgements tiener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthavere.
Frederiksteds Auctionskontor den
28de Juni 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-07-03

RFTER Begjering af Presidentska-
lG bet for St. Croix paa den danske
S~tatskasses Vegne som Pante-og I'd
legshaver vii den Hr. j. FARELLY
tilh0rende
SUKKERPLANTAGE
, 1880-07-03
SUGAR ESTATE


belonging to Mr.. J. FARELLY and
situated in Princes-Q quarter sub No.
18 and 10 in this Island will be put
up for sale at 8 auctions in conformity
with the Placard of 22nd April 1917.
The auctions are to be held at this
Office as follows;
, 1880-07-03
AUCTION.

AT the request of the Presidency
III for st. Croix on behalf of the
Danish Statetreasury as mortgage
and levyholder the
, 1880-07-03

LIST Auction on Thursday the 22nd
July 1880.
End Auction on Thursday 9Th
August 1880.
3rd Auction on Thursday 18th
August 1880.
Every time at 2 o'clock p. m.
Appraisement, conditions and other
documents concerning the sale can
be seen at the auctions, and after the
1st Auction, at Lawyer HanschelPs
Office in Christiansted.
This publication serves also for the
information of mortgageholders.
Frederiksted's Auction Office 28th
June 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-07-03
THE AVIS
rs PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.

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give 8 months notice.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
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For an advertisement of s lines or under
one to three insertions
SMALL TYPE (Brevier) l to8 Gnes..S LOO
Over 8 lines pr II
LARGE TYPE (Long Primer, Small
Plea, Plea and Columbia) l to 8 lines 8 loo
Over s lines pr e......-..-... II
For a line of the largest type..--... 10
For one to three subsequent insertions, the
half amount of these charges will be made.
All advertisements for insertion must
be delivered at this Office on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS not later than one o'clock
p. m. The postage on letters to this Office
from West End or st Thomas must be pre-
paid or no notice will be taken of them
, 1880-07-24

NO 6lR MI ileSt week. TAG premium Tor Rnot
over July ehrltk to iu ut ono time; II WIZ 40
fcw days ng0. partly due 10 n te,uand to pay
bnuk corn TINT hntt heon borrowed to take adj
vantage or low freight rites. Other grain wnH
1tict and firm. ThorH WINS somu port demand
for f!al,r. anl stocks nrc low. h1eAs pork closed
40c htghur. Mt $l4.;5a1t4.77n for August md
fl4.0!1s 1s0ff.01 for September. Larsl closed 7Mo
higher, ut fo.Nf0o.a2H seller August and su.asD
6.o7H for September. Short rI4d closed at &71o
for August. Spring whcat closed hGpNo
lower, as s3Ao for July md so,io
nsked for August 1tcd winter closed nt
04c hid for July. Corn closed t&Gbne lower,
ut OSo for spot and WHO bid for August.
Outs closed stcaty at :sssai6e22s.Ho for August or
soptolnbcr, md Mt s0c for .lny, 1iyo was tlr,n,
at foHo cash aud el1oi!io for August. l,ar!oy
declined to f5u for September. 1IuHs were loo
hghor. closing firm at *4.C&b4sa for light and ut
&h4o06.M for heavy. Cnttlo Rctivo and 6110o
higher, EalsinB ut S2.5OG1f.n5,
Dry -gothls tobbers woro doing n fntr Eenaonn-
bio b1alucas and nothing moro. The tnktugs,
though individually sm1nll, nndc very ro-
spectnbfc aggregate. and prices wcso protty we'll
supported. arucorlcs Continue nctIve, and
prices uHhin displayed II Kuod dcEruo nf firm
ncss. sl,gnrs wero In autlvc request, IN scnnty
SUPPLY, md tirM. Coifcts rctnnincd i.auttvc, but
stocks arc light and, pondfng tho arrival Of
tho now crop. prices nro not expected 10
show ,nuch chnngo. 1sico wits 8tontly ut tho lntc
aechho. no ohaoleos were notcl III the trlcd
irnlt market t1sh ~oro IN fa'r request. and
wcro hea III lal! prices: Coahsh and Holland
herring wore higher. Tho Itlarkct for dairy
Pfoaucis whs moro 1lalet. bat previous prices
were snstainctis tho SUPPLIES continuing Hight.
frsees OF olls wcro .,nchanRcd. though lnrd oil
wnsquotod tlrincr. pIg-ir0n nnd eonl sUld at for
t,cr Quotnt1uns.
Ihe lnnibcr market WIS stcady md fairly
active. THO ofrcrlt,Hs Of cnrgncs wcr0 smnll,
nut considerable lumber ia moving through TO
yhra aocks' which nro kept fi'll nost or tho
ttto. Tho wool market wns stendy mud rather
V'iee' l.teal houses aro Tccclv.nH SOME wnol,
h'u 9ona aoa. OF IL If sa't4 10 nc gong enst on
consignment. Pr'ccs arc not changed materially.
, 1880-07-24
Increased Activity and Hiahor Prices
In Wall Street,
Outsiders beginning 10 Buy Moro Freely
News About Stocks.
Foreign Exchange steady-Light Currency
Movement-Looal Finances.
The Produce Aarkets lrregu1ar-rrcslsions Strong,
and Fork Again booming.
Wheat Easler-Corn Rather Wcak-0thor Bread.
stutis Firm.
FINANCIAL.

Stocks opened strong. thon wnycrtd m0nlcn.
tnrily, hut recovered md finished tho lNy With
MI appearance Ut Hruut strength. Advfccs frotn
New York nre almost universally IN favor OF
higher prices, md tito tulnper Hf tho outside
public III Chicago IL becoming mara G,lllsh, rs
shown by tho Increasing ortlcra th0y Klvo tho
ChleAgD brokers III buy.
Tho investment stocks wore firm, but not net.
I've. Tho ErcMtcst advMneo of tho ,tny was
lnado by Northern Pueblo proferlpl, which
madu TX, to GIN. Tho common utir altccd af.
to :eS.l. Lake Eric &; Western shaved. llko
Northern puc!lo,A now life, nnl gnnrd =. TO
Jl.i. nftcr selling at 3l1. Tho Northwestern
stocks all Ind MI upward tendency. Chtcago s.
Northwest common male II 10 VIZ; St.
paul IL. to stE; tho preferred
Il. to 100A; st. pnul 4 0ninla
Il, to AK, a,,l tho preferred u. to 7uh. Thuro
Il sumo street tulk u corner un st. rnnl, but
tlero Is 10 mich Ut tho Btuek iu tho hauAs Of
outsiders that theBtory lacks rlausbllty. 4 now
pool IL talkrl of III tho Ohios. Tho common
tnadc lss, to Jt!i. Coal stocks wcrr lcss nctsve
bu. held their own with small gutlls. Hudson
nlyanccd v, 10 Slh; Lacknwaunn !l, to SA;
Texas Central Il, TO T4h: hNh Reading X, TO
1874. Othor ga!ns woro burlington & Qninc5 X,
to 1:41i; O., c., c. s I. IL, to BoM; suck lslnnd
u, to lDS1s: Illinois Contrsl 4, to l0; Now York
Centr1l Il. to lt!; AIchlgau Cotltr1ll Il, to E.A
Eric preferred Il. to TIL; Wabash III, to 4ts;;
tho preferred III, to su:i: st. Joo preferred
u, 10 liz; Ka,sas S Texas Il. to ~; P.lei!lo
Matt II. to Az; Manhnttan u, 10 o5ll; Union
Pnehu X, to olal; irun Mountain !. to 53s;;
Chattnnooga III, to D7st; e., g: T. l.. q. Iii. to
11I; und Chesapeake s. Ohio 4, to 1sA.
Tho losscs wcro Insignificant. Lake Shore do
cllnetl Il, 10 i07; Eric II, to 43S; Ut. Joe ~ to
N5; Western Unlon y, 10 10GH; Atlantic 4 Ia.
c!lic Il, to 4i,t: and Ban FrAnclsco Il, 10 JGai.
Tho following comparison shows tho rlso
which has bccn mndo In stocks 1n tho lust two
, 1880-07-24
NY LOVE-.

For 17ss Chieaya Tribune,
Ny Love nud ,l-walkIng went
ln tho cool ot tho !uor'lng hours;
And, us we walked through tho rolling 1oldH,
Awake wore all tho flowers,
Ny Love and Ia-wnll1ng wont
In tho bout OF tho nsA,ttlu AOura:
And ,'aA We Walked through tho tuil lush grass,
Moulding wer0 ull tho iloWcrs.
Ny Iove and I Ia.walklnK went
In tho blush nf tho twilight hUlra;
And, us We walked through tho sllcnt woods,
ABlcop WCru I'LL tho Anwers.
her hnntl was like tho lily,
80 fufr, Ind Whtte 4Qd CUllt
And her eyes, ltko shining Ht,lrs wcro they, :
nenenth u scR ot xoldt
And tho w!na, it played with the rose GU her
And il tt'sscd her ye!low hair;
l,mt dared mot press ny .llrl,lRs lips,
For my heart WaA full of euro.
hut tho sight of her beauty, It tnut,o tuo weuk,
Atiu HtrDkgd hbr 6ltllItIH hNtr;
Hut dnr.tl not press tho tNstlcr lips,
FOR my heArt WIN full OF cnlp.
Dat tho sight Of her loyo. IT ,nado mo bold,
hna Kissed ny dnrslny,s face.
hcld In Il close calbraco.
And the wInd. 1t played With the roso OH her
And It tnsscd h0r yellow hair,
And told MY Loto Of my hearts doop neods,l
Anu gonU sAs ull my eIro.
klLgoURN C1rf, Wis, July, lBS0. J.u.H.
, 1880-07-24

WNaQraWn' troln StOrQ during ThuFAlny for
city consumption: 4oO bu whuat.
Tho following gr1lM wus Inspected into storo
In thts city yesterday morning, ears No.
l rod wlntor wlloat, % cars No. : do,
u oArh No. . do, u ours re1peted, chr mixpl,
70 casS No. spring, 10 txrs No. . do, cArs ro-
Juekcd. cars 10 grldo tl00 whoat); s18 c1lra and
laooQ b'l No.a corn. 1So cars HOW InIxcd 1l6 oars
rejected, ours no xradc N,lBt CORN, u ears
white outs, 10 ours Mn lntxotl, Fl cnra roJoetcd
car ITO grade ta0 pata}; II cars M. ryo, ours
rolootu.l; car No. hurley, cur Oxtr1' do,
Iotal, 1.467 Gurs, ur III, ,l1Q hi. Inspected out,
l:s::,E1 tu wheat, 10 pl5 bu corn, .93t Lu oats,
.,d7d bu ryo.
Tho lelldinF produce markets wero uuuaunlly
lrFcxul4r yesterday, Provisions wtra rcmlly OK
oltoti. August pork advancing o5o por br, With
Slo00 bid ut ono tine for Il rdunl lot Of 1000
brts. ard no suler. Tho screws appear to 10
ti8htontug on thoso who aso "unAnppy" enough
10 haVO remained short, aud u falling on In tho
current supply OF hogs lclrs lAtd und moats to
higher ra't4o Of prices, IN syMpaihy with hog
10 the barrel. 6praug wheat wuS quiet hut
steady at u snlull range, bo!nx lullpu curly by
reports Of q ta,lo se1llng In England, whero
buyers are holding oil for Increased arrivals,
French snark0ss, too. wuro quoted cheaper,
which scarcely sustained tho roports oE tho prc.
vious daN-thAt tho Frenrh wheat crup
"a not promising 30 we'll ~ recont-
~. Wintor wheat WIS dcMoralEzcu In
tho latter part OF Tho Session. buyers falling
buck. Corn was slow. with tuurp4sel offerings
for future delivery, aud feals thut receipts will
, 1880-07-24
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i"a:s refs 4ao.s ii .sstat;s tot aitosee ost,a,
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st4. oars ss . hest ssssesss
paS srIS I'll @i,sAr-e. Witt ,n.he, qse, md .,o.s<
than usun', but oastor. The market for next month
declined !i ~ s%ysass ~ @s ss:ss r. ssov ts
sse on
no.st .t.et t.,ne a"a wv Yosk elosoa sf'a With
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St$ @ ~ ;5 H. + s
I 5 !%s eqan fsssa svs nit @ III s IN
.n ,"t tt ta5InF t sst fsW .eshs
% ssiss @ sazss:* !t:ssSS
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$S %si; Ss # e. e., III ~ Is
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@ INK - 81" vi. s%.y @ of au
, 1880-07-24


CATTiaE-Trtto wns acttvg. and prices wore sssonk.
or MI hsounti. ksw York ulrtccs were not very en
c0uraRng, nor were rpp0rts from otor poInta ra1cp
lat1d tu iart strength to tho tnurket hut fuIln9
M Ia OnF receipts Ut soma 2,N Induced confident
fccllnR, nhd tho advance Of 6al0n aEked by hodeta
ss"s lMtd without GrllmbnH. Tho supply consisted
lnrgs!y Ut good u ehoito natlvo cAttie weKng from
lI0 IL l.dU lbs, nnd tradlnR mostly ut ft.a7An
Thcro woro sacs ot oxtra GRADES to exporters al ~
3l,sA tho unts1ao rnuro boinE obtained In two ln.
sta1lceB Ut Tu&anB tho receipts wuro lxklt, lea
thaD nst my .lay Of1ate,nnd prices moved u nnoth
CT notch kalcs wero htRA nf 3attl tor poor
tn choco Xsaes which IN ntiyanco for tho week Of
i5ts0t Native bntelorS' atun was In xea,Ity supply
and cun,manded full prccs, MD stoekcrs also wcrs
!ir.h Only fcw *cattoEing lots roalned over, and
tho market GtUaGd nrni. "
QUOTATIONS..
Extra 1ioevns-tIrAded stourH, weighing l4s0
Chpiun ltuuves-ttnv iii, ,W1tl- formed stvurn
wUiyh1Ds 10 10 !, tu Observation-Disclosures, 4El2I
GDhh. llGoven-Wp l-fMttehGd 1tppFN. WoiKh.
nx .lA N !11 42941
nH lug e t,a1 as>5lI
Nuchera' Stuek-loUr to common HtGotN md
cbnInoH - Ghu!cG cows tor city slaughter, ..
welxAtnK @ 70 l,tN hs.. 273a4H
lW =. asesar
bulls, as,1 sc stsors. ..,.,,,,,,,.'..,. ept91n
!1tas CNttll-ThTnIHh droyGs 4t;S14
fG4lb, Dor 4Q It5iGW