, 1876-06-15

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EVENING SESSION.
| CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
Tho Convention Ecaascmblel at 7:3O In ono oJ
the pariorr of ta Grand racIdc IIDrl, with Ircsl.
don't Moody In the chair. Previous to tbc tesston.
Mr. Etesr sancss presented encll Of the delegate,
and The reporters with beautiful button hole bon
| quot.
The d!acu'aion upon rnilway determination va,
feopened by Mr.. Windsor, wlo rrohr Of Tho dis.
elimination TINT had bcen pracfccd against him Il,
the Rel Line from BuIa1u, N. T..
Mr. Harrison stated thas he had hcen charged a.
much ngaln for transporting car-lnal nf trers III
| stuck.
Mr.. Weir raid he coull tntcrstand wl,y thu rail.
rontla charged much for carrying bales be.
ealac 40 nn!y Of them werc bady int IN, and &c.
| cupc!l double space. lle cnnld always rel fail
nnrscrysnen should cunhtno together and only s
'y one road, .~-tlie uuc which woud give them The
hr. Leslie Aatd TINT he thought TINT the matter
three should he aponte. to confer on,l make so,c
Mr. .Wayman n,oycd The appointment Of ttreo
committees, to coHHBt Of three members encL Ia
work eaat Of Chicago, IN Ch!cago, mud ST. Louis,
Hsil the managers anu cnucaTor 10 get TIC rites
MORE EQUITABLE BASIS.
Mf. Mann wanted 4 faIr classification Of rntcs for
A general discussion Of the question then en- i.
hred, each speaker insisting thai The uuracryuicn
ought to get lower fEsishts and better time.
rue Chass stated that he wnud announce tho
cnmnlitsecH to-day,
ttructed to tnHist upon rapid trans!t. reasonable
sa'1ron9 H. .n,n s0,mhanlss In.;, wlie d WA aaoed
profit 10 Themselves, thu sniount ani condition % u
xT1la STOCKS IN rnEin VICINITY.
Mr. T{nnvay- nNttnn n GatI N
for them TO know these things
Mr. Gotta thought 1t would be a good thing to ret
enough nurseries represented 10 ar,swcr IBIS pnr.
rosc., This should be obtained through core.
Mr. stckney thought TINT It was a thing Of which
they NIL liked TO know. lilo conld approximate
what anonnt Of stuck there was on hand In Wis,
, cousin ai.a part Of Minnesota. 1t wns matter In
Mr. Wayman, Princeton. Mo-. moved that statis.
tical stalenonts M be n'ade BY ile delegates. Car
Mt. stickney statrd t1,ut they had largo stock
In Wfaconaln and Minncsota. Apple trees wcro
nsnty and ehcap but sreapplss ssro scarce
rold, sulul fruis-tho stack was 1argc, and It was
tho rame IN cvergrecns.
Dr.. Ennis stated that n Iowa there wa. mot
sn the sn' SsIS Ss, St The nss ,'sr' liar,
and other fruita but half crop. Nlrarry business
was looking up there. and they folt enconxngcd.
h. %s On
of mort Of the trcos edre msut. vs. Ia nd saras
tfcos they lad only In nsnty sth nso
VA M iior,fa y,, mt ,o.,,, m o.,. -.
,hact II was an"t "9s en"s ~ a. H. Un4 Stoek INT
Thrre wnnli not Ia m nYers;ncE oF an, tMs ySars
would be- more grapes Pcacbcs lid nnt o YETI H"11
@ GsancH' H'"'e'' 3A""' '''' JULIE ki''eo' foo' ahd
Mr. phnnIx. os 1,toomtnrton. stctcJ that .,,,.
of In, ,,"r.nrics " hna vnnn ~ t' nte1 .'nt snMc
Tusrs would b. i". "t a s n1on,sd Stsi
liz wns lrhtrr On dwarf neart thn, ns i'a'iTus
rcnty of liz man,ee' fcw anm1e. n1ontn S"aa; .aa
green's, al ahuit an aycrass Of oer Him. ~ IL
lad jcss ground in trces thnn bMf,r" In .S ~
w;ntc, ' e" sAD" '''''o '"o "alu
Mr Efoorer. OF navton. tbouoh, b,s dt.t.,c.
would have small surnins n sn,ins
n good rurplns Of chorrica. ucnchcr. 'pl5;1 Vii
nfnn,. ctc trhcv ,snmid rawa }rn" ", oon w -
loo OUO cherry trees 10 Hcll Tbcy wnrfI n,rI
grapes, hedge plupts aprle- krctiintn. ntc Thrv
wnud have pcar. to spare OF siunll fruits tj,rry,
would bp susnlna '1>''
M:. Milburn Dristol, Ind. enld TINT thrv wout1
lavn IN Inv trrca III. Xxi Int ~ ei1 tsy "uu %
ha 1iurv thun plenty Thcy ceuhl moi raitr nrsnE.
frers AB cheau]y in Snrthrri, InfInnm ~ tisY cit
buy them in lie southern narf ' .e"'"
Mr. iranforI. {,oninhiIsi q" sa1d t,,., ,bov b,,
a surp]ns OF rpach pear. and nnI,frs. Th"v' w"rn @