The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-16

Asaor Ftsrsdaa: 1oa - - tns osun8
above, O.x w. comPei'eo 70 NJ = - e1s
zisr cams Norfh- F'sst ~ 20 ~ eA<s1
sick, iLrosing sxtsA wosk q n sno tss1
came 90 near getting down myself - 10 make u
necessary to shirk eat ef ssssyshaag possible ior
the time, also for these rsasops. was compelled
TO foregu my intention Of visiting your part Of
the State until NV return to Florida In the faiL
Howeves, have gone % IAr - 10 ascertzin that
the price Of carrying sirxwbezri@ from Tsila-
lahasses or Quincy. and other points on The r.
& MR. r 10 The Northern markets in our n
ffizeraisrs win necessarily be greater than rom
Jacksonville, perhaps not very much shall
be anxious 10 make the rates ss near the same -
possible; have wristen to N. Ames requesting
him to give ne rates frem points % the J.
p. & n TO Live Oak; il looks nov % II the bus
iness could be Conducted more eeonomscaily ey
having central station st tnAt poini, ana snip
ping from there direct 10 the North Probably
II yoa should 60 and see NJ Ames. u migni
have bsnenc'Ai enect ne nait ca oe se1s
hom TaiiAhassee ana othG poian sloh& bs
road 70 Lave oAk Witnoos ics' guns s.siAs ih
expense VIII De enecteo' you can readily sec
that II ice and refrlgerafors have 10 DC sent 70
number OF places, that much more expense "hi
accrue that IL the ice and reingeraiors can DC
kept at central point ana the nun sent 70
nom all pafs sa1acenI IN oH ousAne
Jacksonvlle We nave 70 charge aDou' cenis
per quar- more ron Po'nn up .Ae l'se "nes'
We seno reingeia'ofs .no 'ee 'nAn u' ,.o.A
'AcHsonsh'e' "hele4s HUN soA's p..>es ''-.e
tne nun : 'en' In co'nn'on eiS.es .''no11 - y
S@cAson 'ias' 'he @ Eell70s ~ oo--,y e'o1s e -
4ual' Aia' Juss W w % ~. -1
% 'nA' surprising .Ae ieSe''i.s p'''A' y y -
oaA' any piSoe "he,s '.e nu. e-A - p->--
Auu sea' ~ .,'e sA.e u-s, =, = =. -! -
Poss'sfe' s'hAii ieii oou'u =. SN'
Ano i0l'h 70 carry .ne nu''' anu INC 0'"'s ="
menu '~Hs1 " r-5 '.e .A
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hnu suippOu oo'ooo 4usls "
New iofA' 0os'on' n'i4oeiPnlA AA'o A'~''''''e'-
ne'ilng our n'ie o'e' % ee"'s y, t1-..
of tne eniife iot sone nose eie me .'u
not average o'ef % cents' "hl'o s'sl'o N~''"s
carry nu' Assr>gea ~ cens -nu o'e o"e
man having au early P'ece oi siounu - ses''Hs -
average Oh % Genus pei quart Ios wv quarts
VI '~aeA ~ Sou'lie a'u '. e'' e
'nose Poans maui nlsne1 s'ees' 'n-. 49,
s0oul 'acAson' 'hle' nno a1"e o.e. e"oe
Ia .he amount pfooaeoo per sHe v eiASi en'
culuvasofs' some on ae''ouh. " nc P'An"As' "
indinerent culture, poor SOIL OF some olnef Acc-
oens only ge't'ng ooV quarts per scfe' o'ne's
with early setnng, hoeral mannring, ana proper
culture getting zvVo quarts ana more rom tne
same area
Inc sFa"oefry crop appears 70 Dc quHe -
sure ana perhaps more 50 tnan any oener vaiu-
aoie one even "hen' as Wa inc case ~ inc
season just past the entire nrss settings OF bloom
and npening nuif are Killed oY severe coio' me
plants remain uninlureo ana seno OUT o'nef
blooms 70 pring iof"sro crop 10 reward tne
cuitivator for ms iaoor ana pauence-
Another point appears 10 oe pretty well esiao-
iisnea' tnat "nen the uuii Is pat INTO market In
soono conoition, which u can DC IN onr reingef-
ators we can compete with the Charleston crop,
ana only iail 10 OBTAIN ct least moderaiey remn-
nerative prices when the Norfolk berries come
ON and throw so great n ounntitv ,n the markets
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.Ae P'''e .,''o" Pes'-s po.N' =. ~
which usually occurs nom the 10Th TO s0th OF may.
The indications are that much larger quantity
of rlor;aa .tyavhe,r;es can he sold thar ex., h.