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q. 1919, e.. Q. e


Dear FvieyeS s--I received your letter
six days ago, and to-day, Ed. Lansrell
told me ABOUT seeing you in Kansas, and
heard from him that Ehey had contra
Gieted your word, in Westport, about
there being gold at Chsrry Greek, on she
Soulh Fork Of Platte. how | tell yau
positiy s.y that since We have been there
the miners have averaged from $3.50 to
$ per dayI and have beard from a true
source thai one nan got SIG in one day
this being nothing but wash gold: aud
they have found gold at different points
right in the middls Of the Soath Platte.
The small streams that empty into the
Soath Platte have not been thoroughly
prospeeted, tho miners actin like hoek
Of chickens, scratching little here and
then running off 60 another place.
.
Iudian report says sbat avs men wash
cd out half champagne bossle of gold
at she mouth Of Thompson's Fork,
Yours Truly,
SEYFRAU lott.
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Raakanss Bahawhn d Bodge, .8as gmaaay
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SAEasl Aso@aS, hD Dean. Ninwaa a C. q
Squire \ 1sS&. SAasisiah, D1s q Ca 3!
@. Davis G Co., Howard a. Hinghmap,
81. le4xRH, Ne ooglsa 4 FaxiaiKh,
ges. q. Hill, prsa't sc. 10. Ena. %. n.
i. Nc DoAald, y, A. /. CslEd. Ways. Ms-
Cord Z Co, j. .. ysnnIags d Co, a.
BaaItia a. Co, 1919. 10
Sept, SfSS a.
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Az fafsa RxP1xyxs The Irish mind
ID q never Telling source of wis.,. Tha
folIowing i The laassk Sped nlaa Rsg is
baggage master on the Georgia Railroad
and always attentive 10 HIS hasEnasa.
a faW eyaasngs sinus, While IS his pest,
he was aceoased By an exsitsd pssssngsE !,
who, ia ruda Ana boissasoas mAnnaF,
demanded the whes sabouts of bic srunk.
Pat after sagegai NEnaa 9eplEkag 30 the
satesogasory, s iaDgth lost kis paaGenee,
ana shua pus "a end ID tha sErangeF's
sToabisaoEna qasssl oning = 1ohs mGa-
ihar, wish Id my sOal yoa wsFe a aIe-
rhlamk Instead 81 d laekasa, for thin gousd
hasa youf sarank always nadar ysng
sse.
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Amount Of Land Entered at the Land
0fice IN this City during the week en-
ding Dee. Is, 1858.
Ntkh casa. .ss.'-+s.ts 'ss's.-sssst+ai acres.
50 warrants. ~. .s-e.s - - ..s.s - g
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J. s. ANDREWS.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK.
OF &
n. G. MUTT S CO,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, ....'.. ..'' -..''s IOWA

toUFClL BLUFFsI .s'''s' '''' s'''sf IOWA.
MONEYS received on deposit, payable
Ill on demand or at specified date, With or
slthout interest, as per agreement with
deIositors. .--zar e
We draw direct on News. York, Bsak0a,
Philadelphia, Detroit and ChteagU. and
have also perfected an arraagement b
which we issue drafts and letters OF credit
"a the principal bankers IN one hundred
2ad ATS ssvg en- cities q EuFOs.Hss -
Collections made in Western Iowa and
Eastern Hsbraska, free Of charge, aud re-
mItted at current rates of exchange.
We receive orders to bay and sell Oh
commissions real estate in Iowa and Me-
6raska.
Invest money for capitalists, and bay and
sell Land ~ aFTAnt8 at current rates,
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zKygaEscEsi

CRANBERREEsy fresh and ehsap, ii
ANDRUss.
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4 HusnAxp CoWHfpRp BIZ HIS DTvoRc.
I'D WERx.--Tka Gym thi&na tky.9 Ne1s
Of Thursday tells facetioas story OF
respectable lady, who had been married
70 3 second husband who had divorced
her for some reason and lately took to
himself another wife. She had heard
that her divorced husband had circusat-
ed stories injurious 20 heg fair fame, aud
had demanded, st various times bis ,an-
thority, which be failed 90 comply With.
The Meas May bas / the sequel
LaaE Tuesday, Nov, 30ths she appEoaoh
ed the door of the store Of tha gentleman
she had hesa heaiaging, ASad sfgsg aRain
asking for che names Of the authors of
the foul reports in aitsalation ahoas her,
which be did not give, she threw Cay
enne pepper in his face, and then oom-
mencsd whipping him with . cowhide,
which 30 ehafed him that Is foEae1 her
ouk Of Ina deer aad pashsd haF dawn aak
On her back. Nokbing dsunssi b. the
| sall che lad Esestxad ahs gathered bag
self up and advanced againAa her sasmY
with rope and while ksiend oE hers,
gentleman, held hsT enemy, she sssd
she rvpe 10 good purpose Ia panlislY
chRstIsing the gentleman who had 90 Ear
forgotten himself al TO SANDER . lady.
W cannot give the nAHaes 81 tAess par
lies, az wg Do mot sAiRk IL iast sT psopsFi
for they are both respectable aad Fsbeea-
ably Connected
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Real Estate TFansacttsns
in Pst'asasttaHais Co. fer de CRygsR5 Wssk
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Attention. Printers.
WHO WANTS = aGLLER9

WHO WANTS 4 BEELLER9
The undersigned oaers his services as
MILLER. The best aud mos. satiataelo-
II recommends tons given as to eapabiiity
Of taking charge OF a FIGURING Mil.
Address, JACOB HIN kLE,
ShelbygiIle, Shelby CO, iowa,
August 4, 1883 lm'
Il. c. MUTT. T.B.raTTLE.
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1 TEACHER FOR THE WEST.

By addressing ]. G. Gardner, Piaiuheld,
Y. J. .. an experienced Teacher can be had
81 teach m2thema tiCs ia an Academy, or
o lake charge Of a select or public schools
or be will start ! school, IL advised Of al
opening. sspt2gw3
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Man. Ieaaa a. naaa ~ Aa4n laagazIei
= 49,; Y FaAla sapts'as
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NERRARKA RANKR.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET.
WEEKLY v4OLnb4 na 40 RsTArL 4nrosr

OFFICE OF TIRE HEaLB,
COUNCIL ELEER8, 1aS. - 1873 (
ar RAN RhokeeaIe Rwsal "A
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Reported &KaTessiy for the BREie ~ Street s. Rldsg
Investigators Of titles aEq Records.
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TIE cR0rs AND FRUIT

We informed that the lats frost has seriously affect
ed the peach and strawberry blossoms, throughout large
portion Of New Jersey, where these fruits extensively
cultivated But the buds not fully developed
that many escaped ii is anticipated that the damage will
be confined to the early crop Not unfrcquenty the DIES
trucon of portion of the blossoms results favoraby
far the producers and dealers concerned by pre-
venting ovcrstock of inferior fruit at low prices while
the quality is improved and prices in like proportion
~ r. Journal Of Commerce. ss
We have made inquiries and learned that the late
frost, though not injurious it feared 1t would
be- has nevertheless destroyed the tender vcgeta
bles and bghted the and cotton But little cotton
however, was up. Corn will have to be replanted in
many places Some of the wheat has also been injured
The fruit has not been seriously hurt The frost has
caused good deal of 1t to she'd leayng however fair
CROP which will be all the better for not being crowded
the trees The prospect is that there will be good
crop Of all kinds. Raleigh IN o. Sfandard
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LNROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
liz 0F THE wFsr, SOUTHWEST, IND NORTHWEST BAITI-


Summer aransemsan, 10Th greatly impvoved schedules
Three through connecting daily cxcept Sunday
is Tho CINCINNATI EMPRESS NAIL start, a. SIS al
lowing time Cor breakfast Relay House Washington
and connects At ienwosd the Ohio river at ~ with
1IS 1 SEaT ous EXPRESS
" g. aay suses directly w
Train for u'sve Caro- and the and for s. Louis Nan
Time from Washington - Cincinnati ouy IS hours and 10
ST. Louis only "A hours -
CHICAGO and SokrHwEsrEaS EXPRESS leaves ss pt saturday
aud scaday at o connecting Washington junction Bal
BY las p m train .hnsson
T. view che grand mountain scenery the road in daylight ko the
For rarkersburg and all stations the Northwestern Virginia
take the M train For all points on tho Marietta Railroad take
The connexions from Washington and Baltimore BY all
pie that have yet been offered the travelling public and
Ohio Railroad and its associate lines caud
under this Through tickets and baggage checks all
quarters and every other possible facility viii be found upon this
Way passengers for the
ngton Junction and Piedmont the SIS M all
's with s mnSss he s $
FOR BALTIMORE liiilApEIPIiiA, AND NEW YORK -Four
7.i5, a. M, and 1925 and 9, p m.
The SIS M and rs m trains make connexions at a'i
dephia only.
The 5I5, M and 325 and p M, Western
at the Washington Junction with the i
more, dctaicd.
The $40, trains connect with Annapolis.
The 745, and 325 and trains will stop
tons between Washington and baltimore.
On Sunday but one train leaves Washing m ut 25 p
BALTIMORE FOR trains,
follows Al g. 20 and 64s, and and the
fourth Of which will BIO Express Trains and Will
functions. #s5tt tVf3. .'A t3 we'd
The 64b train will reach Washington $50 being specially
intended accommodate SUMNER ilEN1S IN IE COUNTRY
special will DO from Washington bring
arriving there the Washington
tickets Of all KINDS baggage checks and further
apply TO TIiOS H. PARSONS Agent,
49, Or at the ticket Office Washington station
$50. s..s - 49, 1900 W. =. SMITH,
80 Master Of Transportation
Esa.a..aass - ~ e8 s - i. NJ. COLE,
s4 General Ticket Agent
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I0lalek 10 mos sl,ss7 .eel 99,727 san se7ss, ees

look for very animated export trade for the two
.hree months next ensuing but the quantity Of pro-
luce shipped must be limited somewhat by the small
lumber Of vessels Offering and the consequent risc in the
& OF freight At this date, last year, the rates of
Snt were almost nominal; during the FIRST week OF
lay 1887, our readers may remember that shipowncr
rosn TO Liverpool for nothing, desiring II for bal
N.Y.. Ou the engagement fell through because be would
~ maui his vessel TO receive II Flour shipped TO
eIool at ID Is, and grain at Id with little offer
~ even at these low rates now, flour " taken at D.
ahd grain at ed Id, and the rates still tend
upWaf II the return frcghts from Liverpool were
h. squal to the rates Of last year. shipping would
A.lg handsome profits; but the very reverse is The
Gra, Neither freight passengers be obtained from
ot,Uh to the United States, sufficient to make tho
G at all spirited, to FIJI the vessels
ni The emgrating classcs have received exagge-
Inflammation in regard to hard times here. and the
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a. &C, 80 15 1Iocss 90 1000 ss !.
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isass stamford y daily ssecp, ssaats ss
Iasvs ssussrset Assisy Msdsc sday aud Friday al ean
Arrive s e Aln"sy BY epn; -. go s.u,s.v us.m.
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a IA ATrsvs Z Isssaossoa nsss dsys by H.; .a
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i.ss Murray 5. sss: s. .n y u a.
9 ~ 49,. .s-s -. H.. 4, = ~
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nov q r.AAaa4 -. -. G1soes hsleas. nss .
@e4so ~ ssas n'v asen - sc~'ns sa'
'noa'a essAef 80 - g nnmA os'seAs hA'"s'''
"0s *esS'Ps = A'sse - - eAssf3 % ais''es saf
ZEN t&s1c seae taAs = = s.sssas sos. ~ see'"oe
ueo'se'~ss wsass On s'1s csasa's ss.ss 10y ho
saus.,a., p,lisss. ne ss.'sn,s 2. ,sss p.as arg
to them. - l i.ssz = ; : . .s.aa
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49, $3.50. aug " '.nns' o' ~ -
iNoS'S "~A~"' - % eSn~s oo1""''i vNss~"se ~ oo
cents and 4Oscrc wsrr&as at The selling prices are
from three to i've per cent higher ~ .slss3 I
80 81 ~ tsSf 80 y ,-----.---- + AaENfA 4
I,ycunx am r.r,st, -.Rrv DIR LYMAN of Baltimore
r I.,a -. !. = ~ 81 -, SaLrh p ,r,
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evening next on sacred MUSIC Arcrwaxos tnoEe WA
be an oratoro given BY HE choir o the church weh or
chestraI acconpaniiaents. f-. = = u.s. j
-. y. ~, ssss -, $50 ~
CARuas MAY HHEx uhloi Is 20 be given BY the veteran
tho AscufFs 1yo,ns an Monday nobt ,ext
will be dssdsd = Ills old pupil. win doubsess
I'm, 49,, NJ II h, ,..,, A., so, ~, A. .,.. -
LIE NoA'hAs MALI = WIZ Nc seen W 'no h0scc Oh
the city postmaster 70 be closed at earlier hour
A..
err themselves accordingly s9 $500. Z :ag,
$500. ~. ). -, p...o... !, .., :,
N,aas - " s..s,,,,,, - -. 49, -
Israel church. on Capitol HUI lac meetings are copied
reported in full BY one i shs p,saohers. - s.
t''Os = y - 80. i
~ ...ss-.-ss- - x ~. n,as.sx.
WHITING oAADs 80 3sAssy ou8#vou shu Pfmtcu " ur.
Dempsey over Wall Gtaphonss store ON Pcnnsylvnpa
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cven"e oe'"ccn ~ snN aVsp sssoo's sas4ab sstI
Order Of PROCEEDINGS for tho Funeral Of the
" FA HON JOSIAH ). EVANS,
A S,or of q. y1.;..s Jus.,. s A. s, II o.. S,..,
tn, ,,. ~ -. ~ |. -. -.
~, I'M .,,snd y, az s.S...a !, 49, $500 az
60 Ioui'ian. avoaus At y ossek saturday he 18th
INST which umc sne Wy % removed In 0hAsge Of the
committee BY the pail bearers aud mourn
cls my '"e =. s 70 'ne ioon 'ne VICE
resident Two ocsock WI % removed INTO the Esna
monies are compIct ,h fner. vim ,povc from IN,
10 the place Of Ia,erun.at IL Is following order
a Tno chaFiaiss q consre.s Tor The occnsion. sA
~ ,s 'o mp "' s A'en'cp Inc a0c0eaSed ssssT
saysu coAMs1n ~ ARRANGEMENT
a. ~ % Mr. Hunter, sarasH ~ ~ Mr.. TOombx aRa
Mr. Mgler,s. as Mr.. Brown. . ,a.
Mr. f"'s' rs aay.ss MT. Bright
F8 e 4 Z, I, r - 80 * ~. =.
Mr. Nassn ~ 9 sss st NJ. Alice 49, go.
- 1"a s.a,. ~. . .1 fessenp y nSsa4as
The senator and nom M state q sOo rona as
$500. nsearners, .a. a1ya-
Tho eaa'e Of the g Y .s vs President q the
"a The scrgcanss Ar1ns u Tho IIoJss n
Iha House Of psecsded b their speaker and Clerk
al @ rhs hsas. II Departments sa s.-''' saassT5'
& Tho dpop.ac ossi~: arpaa7
@ oo,,os vao ~ ~ !. me Unaea a sssss 8 naigs
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II OST--A note 0f hand for fifty dollars made by
NE unde~gned, payable 70 r N. Martin, INA
next nncrsed ny him and John Gould esq negotiable and
the banking howse II Hers tteahcuse,
IRE cy OF washigon, dated la May inst An persons Are
May ste WV NJ yrppy
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MORE ARRESTS FOR FRAUDS ON THE PENSION

We learn that the Pension Once has information from
Of its special agents Of the arrest of four persons in
vcrmont--J. g. sBuswell, Ebepaxer Rockford, r. ID.
Waters and Wallace charged with obtaining bounty
land warrta false and forged papers, knowing then,
TO be Of that character .+t 4
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shs acp.rmest 4 n prek. ~ IA "a ,rph Nv Of Nav
TFs7 TN : = ~ - Vow III ryru
Asa ii--An"yis ~ sasscsAEy q the Treasury
asasssal aWncAsAN~<V1 1ANV~UONH' sssras1
assssi4 gdss11 saA d. "a. go n. II ] a safzle ~
a - .s.t. - a. WuM ~ ~ MAs.Hzeoa A2c1pVm
- - /. ."'en = fcoc1
XVHOEkSAk& arc invited Tor tho completion OF tho
kneduqe epnnednn pns ss>piacax,pns
Nm b. % e.'ssas y - ssss = - sfs'r 's isa Of
be received for compiefou
AZ e. ~, .,.r.. , A~vthsa N .s xhs Tr,s-a
scssss wcsfs 8 NH ~ ~ - = ssss, ~ u. q
the e. = sss ~ sa. II .s -
sssss ~ - 9 u sStjsg 3 a. ccsiin
s',s, q iars sgsss, .a = Cs.s..s =. -
be done and d. rs " ysSS S III con,rsc ana r each
hsfa3 saS W 7rHyH vvfstF yFsse " fkyt Hff
s.s - aa..sy essence. Z .. 80 = - ss"s
oa - = ~ - = @ ~ - ,ss 49,, % ns,
wages sonsssy sn1 y sperss. y1assssr a, . rsT
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q upLow,s BRITISH INDIA. ITS. RACES AND

IT UDLOW'S BRITISH INDIA, IT'S RACES AND
u 4 History, vols London, 1855 .aiai
Wellington rsspatches relating to India 1897 1905 vol
London 1883 .EaaNa3 t}@W @stg ettstsHE
Carving Made Easy yo engravngs, London 1853. 81
cents. g..fssl4. !.
Hall Hours with the Frecthnkers vol London 1855 81
The Useful Metals and their Alloys by socrn Fairbarn Akcn
and others, l VOL, London 1858.
IIardwicke's shilling lccragc for 1858. 81
Young officers Coanon by Major General Lord de Ros second
edition, london 1858.
Dictionary OF Dates Stl edition. London 1887.
Ctccs OF the Steam E1gnc, enlarged edition. London
fHs .t<3 EM
Biscs Rggcr's Guide and Scamnns Assistant Sd edition,
largcd, London, 1857,
Mnys EEL FRANCK TAYLOR
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Total exports.---- 3I43l0l7 "a, 1sO434 80, 49, liz
Do. excl of specie 2532O4 400 255lO992 20, 344 l02

We have also compiled statement of the total cx-
ports since the beginning Of the fiscal year. for the
Vsnence of comparison with the imports for the time
given above In comparing these two statements it il
well enough TO remember that while nearly two thirds of
inc foreign imports into the United Suites landed at
new York. only about third Of the total exports Of
@e country to foreign ports arc shipped hence.
h@t erof'sius Of Sss. from Ntw York 10 Foreign Pors
for Ten Months, ending Apra 80.
Sly
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The imports of dry goods have been kept in even weeks
but the comparison enough for all practical pur
poses 1t will be that out of forty millions of
egn prodacc landed here since January lst only sixteen
millions consisted Of dry goods including under that
tcrni not only fabrics Of all kinds but gloves
fancy trimmings and great variety of miscellaneous ar
Hclcs fSt3 sas
The receipts for Gosh duties have been smaller than for
any similar month for several years. We annex com
parson for the month, and since the beginning of the
fiscal year:
Cash Dudes rcceicsd at tie Port Of Neso York
1856 1851 $500 1858
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Toll emit at port ~ 929 IlO &c. 1855 046 4O2l3, 4s9
Wdn I'm whs'e III. 647 lO,IOl, $50 ZIG. 8S6, 25l

For the convenience of those who keep up their tables
with the government returns, we have also compiled
summary showing the comparative imports at this port
since the LIST Of july the date of the last official state
ment 7.
Foreign Imports at M~ York for Ten Months ending april 80
Six months 1856. 1857. 1858.
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mo months ISL s4l. g4g lgz. 1879 7se 14e ao2 1o1

There some who always associate the idea of dry
goods with the term unrfrs, although the total of the
former generally less than half of the value of for
egh receipts Thus tho total foreign imports at New
York for the calenda year 1857 $3.50 6lS l29 Of
which sl2 S98 O33 in Specie $I27 1885, 967 in gen
eral merchandise, and only $50 534 1879 in dry goods
Since January LIST the receipts Of foreign produce at this
port compare AS follows: ses+s# 9,esa}s5
Classification Of FOREIGN Imports for -Four Months Gadn7 April
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Totalent at port 20 o57 1886 2I2ls3ls IL O25
Ent for wareh' e. I,467, $40 2,2s7,3I5 3,203 6s9

Our readers will remember that The imports for Janu
ary of the current year showed decline rom the
responding date of last year. of Ol3 February
showed further decline of SIG 449 the receipts in
March fell of s94O5S02, and now April has decreased
$40 293 making the total imports ut this port since
january ls SAG 81 less than for the corresponding
four months of 1887 decrease Of than fifty per
cent Owing to the small arrivals the Withdrawals from
warehouses have increased while the entries for
housing have diminished.
Foreign Imports a, Nw York for the Four Months from Jan
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lomos -35, 643,929 ID S96S6,544 "a $4,000, 775 SO
The exports show very different result, the total
from this port for April exclusive of specie having been
larger than for any former April since the settlement of
the country = ss8
The shipments Of specie, however, show large de-
crease, in comparison with former years
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Total exports --- 7,716,76I 1926, $50 6,746,2II
Do exclusive ofspecie 54997 26 5,672,l45 6O99 926

The total since January 1st still behind that for the
corresponding four months Of either of the previous two
years. owing to the falling off in the earlier part of the
year, but at the rate of increase which has been shown
IN April, this will very soon I've recovered. We annex
our usual comparative summary