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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

To Hoifers Of Ouis'qn1ing central Trgst Compi-
M Certificates ~ Dep0sf fss~t tnbr me
agreement ~ Reorganization " M American
CoNon-On Trust:
You arc hereby notified
First. That the American COTTbN-oiL
COMPANY has offered 20 IL stockholders OF -
cord at the closing OF the books on september
~. $780, al - O'Clock noon, the privilege NJ SUD
scribing pro rata 60 tho Teu-l ear per cent.
Gold Dobeuture Bonds OF tho company ~ par
PAYABLE IN instslments a. foiloss; - per cent
on September -. is90: 80 per conf 90 October
IS. 1890; 80 per cont. on November 10, l,yJ, and
~ per cent on December p, 1890.
Second. You are reminded that you hsye
failed % present your CENTRAL TRUST COM
PASY Cor,inca,es Of Deposit for exchange. To
avail OF such privilege 10 T. necessary nat you
surrender your CENTRAL TRUST CoNPANl's
Certificate OF Deposit, and receive 10 exchange
therefor the Preferred and Common Stock o.
which you are entitled under the reorganization
agreement.
Third. Unless such exchange be made by you
before the 18Th Instant you viii forfeit tho prly-
lege Of such subscription.
Dated september s, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

One Of the greatest improvements in
our store is what you might call the
"counter OF necessities" Just read
what you can buy there:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
DRESS FABRICS,


GOODS, amongst which We desire more particu-
larry 70 direct your attention 20 our hne So
lection Of
DRESS FABRICS,
consisting Of Checks. Fancy plails. Clan Tar
tans, Stripes, Sergos. Habit Cloths, Heuriettas.
and numerous other effects. which we would be
pleased 90 have you inspect. We guarantee our
prices 20 D. as low n those Of other houses, ana
besides NO are giving away FREE OF charge a
FINE CRAYON PORTRAIT WORTH SO.
We have just opened rich line Of NELVETS in
all the leading shapes, which we are Offering
at SOC. a yard:
Our line Of LACE CURTAINS IL now complete
our prices are from 15c. a window upwards,
aud as We have some exclusive styles We
would consider 10 "A favor 70 DO allowed 10
show You our patterns.
Wo shall offer to-day CHILDS ALLWOOL
KNITTED RIBBED YES az i7c worth 3)c
LADNiS JEhSEN-klBBED VEST, high neck
and long sleeves. ct DC.
a LADYiS FINE ASHLAND JFRSEY-RlBBED
VEST, stitched with six, worth 15r., at I9''. :;
The ROSALlE CORSET, equal to many sold az
81, for 5Oc.
our offer Of n CRAYOY PORTRAIT FREE
and our low prices combined should merit tho
attention Of every lady in Richmond and Man
chester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Yesterday the people Of the republic of
Brazil elected members of their national
Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

We have for you iast twelve patterns
OF Tapestry Brussels Carpets that We
will lay on your floor for 75c. yard With
out any other charges. We ask you II
these are not the same patterns selling
I'm other store. for 20 and orc. =? Patterns
for rooms, halls, and stairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Did you see the Rugs we Advertiser
last weokf Well, 1e have lots more OF
the same ones. You ought 10 see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
MONEY MONEY!

We have 500 % 'osn on Richmond err-.sl
cs,sto Cor i've ysals AZ o per csu- N.s
scarce. can early.
FRANK %. nlLf a. CO.,.
20 1927 hr1. t-..,' lg...t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

To right Of entrance any kind OF Patent
Medicine at less than usual selling prices.
so If we haven't what you want you can
get IL az one days notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

For $40 a pair some perfect dreams OF
Heavy Curtains, IN designs entirely
new-such as solid COlOrs with Bullion
Embroidery, aud solid Colors with Ivy
pattern effects.
These exclusive designs sell elsewhere
for SIS TO $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Just see how we can suit every mans
purse. Here are some OF our special
Garrett offerings: SOC. two-ply Carpets
for 89c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

IL we soil all tho Carpets we have now
we will double our last seasons Carpet
business; and VIC are going TO do It If you
people appreciate low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Our Carpet Department is moro than
perfection. Every customer SO far has
alleged it is tho vastest assortment in
the city. Where there are so many pat
terms to see surely is where you are apt
to find the prettiest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Sweet Oil, Psregoric, Laudanum,
Syrup Ipecac, Spirits Camphor, Iincture
Iron, TinctIre Myrrh, Castor OIL, Tur-
pentine In bottles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Real Wilton Velvet Carpets for si.25
that are superior In looks aud wear 10
MOquette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Real Body Brussels laid on your floor,
81 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
FINANCIAL
/ GOOD INVESTMENT.

THg RICHMOND .cE MACHINE Coyp,Sy
CHAhrEkkD UNDER THE LAWS W ~
SIATk OF VIRGINIA FOX THR Prgpl.,
or BtlLblNg ICK-MAkiNC AID REys,
GEKAIiNG MACHINERY "i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
sun n ER ESCORTS.

HOTEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC
IL CITY, MARYLAND AVENUE, DIRECTLY
ON THE BEACH.-Opsn all the year. hand-
Cui.ine uuexcelled. Receives 600 guests. Terms,
$40 10 sis per week & 10 s. per day. Mchn9na
patronage solicited. u. ". KENDklth.
au l6-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Velvet MOquette Carpets that are
worth sl.25 for s7Hc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
FINANCIAL.

ofthe property and airfng assurcnc, ~ safistae-
torn results In ths conduct Of the bastHs1.
These Debeuture Bonds are Issued 70 fund
such temporary loans and 70 provide liked
working capital.
The proceeds OF the debe ntures. With tho other
resources Of tho company, afford snea ihte pro
y,sion FOR the future requirements ~ m In
creastng business, and It il believed That the re-
served Preferred stock will become available
for the rs,ironent OF the Debsnturcs.
Kesnectfully yours. r. UhQuUhRT.
First vice-President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Our Carpet Department Is moro than
perfection. Every customer SO far has
alleged it is tho vastest assortment in
the city. Where there are so many pat
terms to see surely is where you are apt
to find the prettiest.
Our prices, too, should be considered.
IL we soil all the Carpets we have now
we will double our last seasons carpet
business; and we are going TO do II II you
people appreciate low prices.
We have for you iast twelve patterns
OF Tapestry Brussels carpets mat We
will lay on your floor for 75c. yard with
out any other charges. We ask you II
these are not the same patterns selling
I'm other stores for 80 and 9lc. q? Patterns
for rooms, halls, and stairs.
lust see how We can suit every mans
purse. Here are some OF our special
Garrett offerings: SOC. two-piy Carpets
for 89c
Real Body Brussels laid on your floor,
81 yard
Velvet Moquette Carpets that are
worth sl25 for s7sc. yard.
Real Wilton Velvet Carpets for s1.95
that are superior In looks aud wear 10
MOquette.
We guarantee to lay your Carpets as
satisfactorily az any establishment in the
land. The Carpets are sewed in our
building with Barbour's linen thread.
Did you see the Rugs We Advertised
last weoks Well 1e have lots more OF
the same ones. You ought 10 soc them.
One Of the greatest improvements in
our store is what you might call the
counter OF necessities. " just read
what you can buy there:
To right Of entrance any kind OF Patent
Medicine at less than usual selling prices.
so If we haven't what you want you can
get it al one days notice
Sweet Oil, Paregoric Laudanum.
Syrup Tpecac, Spirits Camphor, lincture
Iron, Tinctlre Myrrh, Castor OIL, Tur-
pentine IN bottles
For 5 or Toe. all Household Extracts.
Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Peach, Nee
tar, Pineapple, each la and l0c. bot
ties.
All OF the finest Toilet Soaps at special
prices.
Palm Soap positively "a good as any
made, the fac simile OF Colgate i Cos
%. cake--Our price 35c. dozen.
The best Of White CASTLE soap-hard-
compressed cakes, sells everywhere Sc. q
cake-our price 3jc. dozen.
Colgates celebrated Bay-Rum Soap,
I0c.-3 for 25c.
Chamois-skins from TO SOC.
Powder-Puf Boxes,
Manicure Goods,
Nall Powder. Pollshers,
Scissors. Clippers, Knives,
Files, Corn Knives.
Powder PUTS,
Special prices on all these goods.
Face- Powders Of all kinds at cut prices,
Fancy PerfumeIies.
julius EYER&SONS,
COL, COB, and sos Broad street.
We close at p. NJ. every day except
Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

We have an artist who makes spe-
cialty of draping Lace and Heavy Cur
tuins in the latest style. Illustrated
Plates can be seen in the Curtain De-
partment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
RF. MUNRO. Secretary and Auditor

Mr.. q. s. Ellis, the export accountant Of tho
Central Trust Company, has. a, our request,
brought down his examinations AMI report OF
last year 10 Jnne 30, 1890, and he certiaes that
tho foregoing financial statements ars in accord
ance with the books and with the statements
rendered by tho corporations.
The legality OF the Debenture Bonds and the
proceedings OF the company have been approved
by our counsel, Messrs. Bristow, Pees g. Opdyke,
and Me.srs DIN, Riyes & MONTGOMERY.
The foloEing-name1 gentlemen have agreed
TO become Directors after allotment Of TIE bonds
namely:
EDWARD D. ADAMS, New York.
y. X. FAIRBASk, Chicago.
Hon. GARRErA HOBART, Patterson, \. j.
JOHN II. INMAN, New YORK.
EMANUEL LEHMAN. New York.
GEORGE AUSTIN MORRISON, New YORK.
X. T. WILSON, New ork-
In order 70 secure the advantages u an inter
national market. n simultaneous issue Is made
by the Anglo-American Debenture Corporation,
Limited. in London, and by Messrs. II. Oyens p
Zonen, in Amsterdam.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL Re RECEIVED N
NEW YORK By MESsRs. WlSSLOW, LANiER
& CO., l. NASSAU STREET. AND MEsSRs. j.
KENNEDY, TOD & CO.. 45 WALL SrREEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
PLAN.
NEW SECURITIES.
FIRST MoRTGAGE5PER CgNT rFWTHAR
GOLD BONDS

FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT iltIl.l''i
GOLD BONDS
ISSUE LIMITED TO........ 100000"
PREFERRED STOCK ......-.......... i..
COMMON STOCK ........................ GsU
The Norfolk ami Wt-am Hsursl Company
have become "a party o. De plan aaI arr0
81 reorganization ana Do. agreed t1 a.a.o. '..s
with the new company aii i-.le us p.e'..r'
stock anl common silei Boz et.hAlEa ..f.s
preferred sud common sock of RIO IrN M.
psuy and O. glaraniee iht frii mortgage ..lt'
OF tho new company or a., ,te oIHou .' a'
Purchasing Committee tc ISSUE 90 oF1 I.f
cent. nrst mortgage tcni o' uke hsl' s.-
cured ~ q first mortgage tp0l tao rli.l.ai lal
property purchased
Tho gl0,oOf1j ~ new d-st mortgage tas
viii te applet a. follows:
For outstanding n,s mortgage
bonds, Sos. % tI....... f,.-. N
tor taaIus up car-'r-st -ecIu-
ties, pAymon. % receivers
dclf. alI oeru1-ras anl noe
settled rchtofmy claims,
nr settlement Hh holders
o. detached lr.i mursaEo
coupons AMI 0f otsr claims
against tlt gro afyi i'r
costs aud c1peu3s ~ f0ro-
closure e1i reorganization
for ue construction n shorg
lraucaes ali d0ih.e-rArA-
ing. slI f.r lettemcns auf
additional eillluent AMI
other zach requirements. hHe0V
For m. extension q ule Ia.-
road O. a point %. 20 near n3
Potomac river tpposito
Washington. ID. a.. ,.r build
mgsuch extousiOr .nto Wash
lugtou AMI rho acquisition n
terminals ia th, Dls,ricl %
Columbia. ....................... $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
Preferred stock outstanding.
Total outstanding

Ths buslpess and operations Of the company
and OF the properties In which IL Is Interested
quire that permanent working capital DO pro-
yided.
the preferred stock remaining unissued for
cash al mar. or upon advantageous terms.
The company has therefore decided TO create
900 rsn-Yoar Dooenture Gold Bonds,
hsa,,ny interest at tho ratio OF per cent Dor
snnnm' PAYABLE quarterly. A,000,ooO OF which
Won are authorized 10 sell at this time.
The total amount less cash In bsnk) now bong
borrowed in daily operation and which Is sut-
,ert TO The fluctuations OF tho money market and
10 The certainty OF renewslsl 10 about the same
a. shl. issue OF DeDenture bonds. The interest
man these bonds will not exceed the amount
when mas been paid upoA the temporary loans
during tue current year.
" Eli be sseia. consequently, that TIC Dsb>ntsres
b, sIs the piaes II tie pysssnf cnFreaf asbt With
ar s.bsfaatiaily inersasisg sithsy iss polums or
satsysst Charge, ssAls addS arsssG to ts sscvssts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

For s2.75 SOlid-COlor Red Turcoman
Porueres, with dOuble-bordered SILK OF
SILK Chenille, and frnged all around.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Our prices, too, should DO considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

The New Patterns Of Arabian RenaiS-
fance-L acet- FAntasque Lace Curtains In
many different weaves, both ~ ana
yards long. s. 20 s. a pair.
The Beautiful Designs Of our curtains
atfhese prices will surprise Won.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
+, Is no wonder that our efforts are appreciated

We are now daily opening and displaying a
most superb stock Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, amongst which We desire more particu-
larry 20 direct your attention 20 our hne So
Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Office of the American COttOn-0iI Co., ]
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
August 10, 1890.
Ksssrs Winston, Lanisr & Co., and j. Kennedy
Tod & Co.:
Gentlemen,-In compliance with your request
we present the following
STATEMENT
showing the net profits Of tho manufacturing
49, l,,taIrnaa ~ tho nnrnnrafInna In Within
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

For IS apiece Real Elegant Raw-silk
Chenille Poriicrcs, all solid colOrs, with
long. heavy. tie1 knot Fringe at bottom
aud top, for draping over poles. Ihey
arc certainly worth $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

The Styles OF Curtains have changed
entirely since last season-both Lace
and Heavy Curtains. You want to be
careful and not buy the Old Styles.
Every pair we show are New, as we sold
out completely before making our I'M
imDrOvements
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

The fixed or real property dlCTs comprising
mills, relneries, and other manuihciurlnS
plants, about one hundred in number located
10 sixteen different States, IS conssrYatlYely
valued tor insurance purposes mainly a.
Sl0,00lOO0. .,,,
the very valuable good WILL irade-marks, con-
tracts, aud kindred assets, representing large
ami costly Investment
AHthess bropsriles are JTeeJrons mortgages or
other iisi.s.
The active properties have been maintained In
hi IN state OF efficiency, with the most modern
aud improved machinery for economical ana
profitable working.
PROFITS of The current year. We beg leave 10 say
mat hostile legislation and adverse litigation
embarrassed the Tru-t organization, impaired
lis credit, increased 10 expenses, aod crippled
other rave complications connected with the
administration OF the Trust combined with the
above causes 10 maSe necessary reorganization
of the Trust into n corporate form
Asa CONSEQUENCE OF such special conditions
the general business WAS subjected 10 changes
OF policy as well a. management In the very
mist of the most i'm pOrtant period Of the year
The period from November 8. 1873, covers The
REORGANIZATION with iIs attendant embarrass-
ments.
and exceptionaL With new management nxoi
working capital. corporate form OF business, and
restored credit all such diflcnItes are Oh
yla,ed.
Under the new conditions not only Is the in-
terest ON debenture bonds hereafter mentioned
assured. but dividends upon tho stock may DO
fairly expected
In Connection with the reorganization Of the
American Cotton-Ol Trust.
It's capital stock is divided as follows:
Common stock outstanding ...... s2l ,092, 600
Preferred stock authorized. slo,UV1.OIO
Preferred stock reseryed~"'''' 4.cod'OJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

90 percent. on September %, 1870.
30 per cent. on October 10, l,Jl
30 per cent. on NOYem Dor 10. 1870.
20 per cent. On December -, 1880.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-17
The Castor Bean.

Some time since the Tribune called at
ttention to the castor bean (Ricini, or
Palma Christi) as a sure and profitable
crop for this section. Since the article
was written castor oil mill has been es-
tablished at Weatherford and is now in
successful operation which gives home
market for all the castor beans that can
be grown. While this crop is a sure one,
and phenominally free from the attacks
of insects yet, it requires care and cult
walton and yields returns just in proper
ton to theattention given it. Inresponse
to inquiries we republish instructions as
to the cultivation and harvesting of this
plant which will prove of interest to 9TH
ers than those who request it. 1t is
proper to say that the castor bean is af-
fected very little by dry spells, that it
should be planted in March and that the
crop will mature before cotton picking
commences,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-17

To cultivate the castor bean the land
should be prepared the Same as for corn,
planting three or four beans in a hill,
either drill or check, about 315x4 feet; and
when it has grown to six or eight inches
thin to one stalk. It can be cultivated
the same as corn. by blowing through
the rows as long as it does not break the
stalks down. Great care should be used
in notplowing too deep close to the plants,
as the dry weather will make them shed
their fruit. The beans should be planted
from the Goth of March to the 18th of
April, selecting the best seed for the pur-
pose, the large, dark variety being the
kind to raise here.
Togather the crop several methods are
in use. The hind wheels OF a wagon with
: box for bed can be made to straddle
row, allowing one to throw the beans
right in, while others make the fifth row
six feet wide to allow sled to pass be-
tween. The punches Of beans begin ripen-
ing at the bottom, and when the lower
beans on bunch begin to turn brown or
crack open the whole bunch should be cut
off. This necessitates going through the
crop once aweek and in very dry weather
oftener, when all the ripe punches must
be carried to the yard or floor prepared
for them and spread in the sun. Thev
must be kept drv. as several DAYS of
damp weather is injurious to them. If
the last cutting is so late that the sun
will not dry them they must be dried by
artificial heat or kept in an out house
until the next summer, when they will
dry. AS soon as they all pop out Of the
bulls they must becleaned by tanning the
same as other grain.-Dallas (Texas)
Tribune.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-17
1O-Ofers-1O-Page 731.

His Daughter Suffered from Eczema.
i My daughter suffered for five years was
an attack of Chronic Eczema, that baffled
the treatment of all the best practition-
ers. I then concluded to try course of
Swift's Specific (S.S.S.) She began to
improve from the first dose, and before
she had completed the second bottle the
irritation had disappeared, land she is now
we'll and enjoying unexcelled health.
These are plain and simple facts, and I
will cheerfully answer all inquiries. eth
in person or by mail.
Y. VAUGHAN, Drggist,
Sandy Bottom, Va.
1t is the Best.
I have used Swift's Specific for
cleansing the impurities, and find it to
be the best in the market. It not only
purifies the blood, but is most excellent
tonic, and builds up the general health
promptly. J. MUNDAY, 1itchfeld, Ill.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-17
Florida Fruit Exchange Bulletin.

JACKSONVILLE, December, 9Th. The un-
favorable weather prevailing during the
past week caused decided drop in
prices and the markets at close OF week
were reported unsteady. Receivers,
whose stock had accumulated during the
week, finding that the demand was in
active, were forced to cut prices from 95
cents to so cents per box in order to in
duce trade. When fruit is held in store
several days awaiting purchasers, or an
improvement in market, more or less de-
cay and consequent loss through repack
ing must necessarily follow. This forces
the buyers to use extra care in purchas-
ing, and knowing, as they we'll do that
the fruit is not fresh, they demand re-
auctions in prices ard the dealers are
compelled to accede to these demands Or
loose the opportunity to sell.
The Exchange auction sales are we'll
patronized and the fruit is readily taken
at the very top figures, the trade know
ing that everything is fresh from the
grove, and that none of the fruit has
suffered through delay in storage.
Sales for last half OF the week ranged
from $3.50 to 1915. Average, 1926.
Total average for the week being $2.91.
Advices indicate an improvement for
the current week, and with favorable
weather there is nothing to prevent an
advance in prices.
Quotations to-day are about the same
as last reported
Fancy 1926 to $3.50; choice brigLts
$500 to 1926: bright russell $500 to
1926; choice russell $3.50 to $500;
ordinary brights and russell 50 to $3.50.
Tangerines $3.50 to 500. Mandarins
80 to SIS, demand more active for the
latter varieties.
Grape fruit So to 81. moderate demand.
Lemons slow at $3.50 to 80.
Shipments are wanted and we feel iusti-
fled in advising growers to give the Ex-
change hearty support throughout re-
,mainder of season.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-17
value, as they prey upon spiders, and

value, as they prey upon spiders, and
hence are not to be encouraged.
The Silvery wasps, L0rrid8, destroy
crickets, grasshoppers and flies, the ST.
Gus attacks the Cicada and Horsefy, and
the two Hornets-Bemaber and VespG are
useful in destroying Housefies, meat
flies and small caterpillars.
Some wasps are wood burrowers. some
destroy plant lice, and one European
species would be valuable to plum grow
ers, as it affects the circulio.
But perhaps l have written enough
about this interesting race of sagacious
insects, and can only add that it is ex-
tremely fascinating to watch the building
of home of paper, the caring for the
young, the strategy displayed in the
capture of food, the enormous strength
and endurance, and the tenderness of
feeling shown by the wasp family.
Florida Experimental Station.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-12-17
Home Market.

The Orange and Vegetable Auction
Co., of Jacksonville, held two regular
sales last week (on the 9th and 18th
inst) Prices ranged as follows:
Fancy 40 toss.
Z2O to Z.46