CATS.
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The first couple of cats that were carried
to Cuyaba sold for pound of gold. Ther.
was a plague of rats in the settlement, and
they were purchased as speculation, which
proved an excellent one. Their first kitten,
produced thirty oitapas each; the mex. gen
Grafton were worth twenty; and the price
gradually fell as the inhabitants wer. stock
cd with these beautiful and very useful crea-
lures.


Montenegro presented to the elder Anal
gro the first cat which was brought to S. A.
merica, and was rewarded for it with SCOPE
sos.