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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-03-02
There is Money I'm Tobacco.

4 We have no hesitation in af-
frfning that there is no crop a
farmer can possibly produce athat
will yield him more clear money
than the tobacco. crop, This is
combined experience of { co
raisers in Virginia, ..and the stats
ties of this crop for the last fifty
years will prove it. There is no
crop that opportunities it but
that Of cotton; and as compared.
with the cereals, grass and stock,
it is far ahead, in our judgement,
If then, these facts be true, why
is it our farmers do not at once
commence raising it in small and
large quantities just as, they are
able? They feed not BE remin-
ded that there is no better sec
tion for tobacco growing in the
world than East Tennessee.
Every thing is suited to tell
mate~sseNsons-soil. Especially
can we produce a heavyshipping
asst is calledg and it is
the most profitable,
We apprehend one difficulty in
tic way Gifts culture, is, The want
Of experience, and there is some
in This, Our formers really
knew hpt4ittIc ON this subject,
but are they going to remain ig-
noraut Off the BALANCE Of their
lays ! This will not do. They
seek intormationand keep
)attleing away until they know
to manage aud take care of
.obafcoi Knoxville Age.
..HH| IT'D |AA
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-03-02
About the House.

Fix the fence in the heatest,
most substantial shape you can;
remove from the yard the rub
bush that accumulated through
the winter; trim the trees; put the
walksinS order; train the rose
bushes and other flowers sin the
way they should go;" repair the
porches where the vines have
been the years before; do all you
can for the Pomfoft Of wife and
daughters inside by way ofshelves
&C. have the wood pile 9ll ready
for the summer so near with its
hsrdworbyand heat in short put
your home in proper order forthe
A ~ A
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-03-02
I3IlEINN'S
OattLCGga Commercial.
,glS ~ ia @s%L@
tG,l College,
70 25l MARkEfl ST.. Poss' BLOCK,
CH1TPANooGI TEEg

LAVA
The undersigned would inform Tho. young
men of Cleyelanc and vicinity that he has cs-
tablishcd n Commercial College, in the city
lof Chattanooga, for the purpose of teaching
the science Of Double Entry Book keeping N
all its various branches. ,.,,
The course of lessons viii embrace forms
adopted to Wholesale and Retail Compound
Partnership, Commission Sales, Accounts
Current Account Sales, Commercial Cores
pOndence, Mercantile Arithmetic, Pennman-
ship, &c.
His plan Of teaching is practical, No text
books are used. Students will be require TO
Keep Books just rs they would be required
To do in a Counting House. This enables
him to acquire the real practical knowledge
of Keeping Books. J,;,:r d
A course of lessons can be completed in
from q to 1! weeks. Time however ia not
limited. a
All willfpd a thorough huninoss educa-
ton is of Importance, whether FARMER,
Merchant, Mechanic or Professional man, A
course Of lessons in this school will give. the
student a thorough business education, ena-
bling him to take charge of n set of books in
any Counting House, and conduct them with
copfdcpce, rit4 ,yhu
b. Tuition fee the course, $500 payable in
advance. Satisfaction guaranteed
JPenmanship extra, Students, lpraish Their
own books. Address, c,F.rW "A
JEREMIAH FEHM, Principal.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-03-02
Cleveland Masonic Institute.

me nndcislgnel having charge Of thcCLEyE.
LAND Masonic INSTITUTE, for Rows and
JhiiS, VIII reopen the school ON the last Mon
ual III august. The higher department Will he
under the charge Of the PRINCIPAL and a ,hopoO
ouSlly competent male Assistant. 100
The primary and infant department will
be under the charge Of a competent lady as
sistant. '"
, 1877-06-19

One OF the larger Wastern cities, 70 reatls
tho dispatch, has recently changed the na1ne
Of its POSTMASTER, or, In othar words, new
nun has takeu hold. This now Postmaster
has seen at to mako several removals, and
tho removed thcreupon hayo moved upon the
National Capital III forcs TO lay their griov-
ancea before the Postmaster. General: That
oflloias after consulting with the President,
assures the {ossaAon clerks that tho Depart
nent ia not officially informed that tho re-
moving power In this casa Is .lisloyal to the
Administration In business point Of view
tia. the Government Is not, politically
speaking. ths hooper Of the couscieuccs OF
its servants; and. finally, tho pro-
tcsting parties arc given 10 understand
TINT tho post-ot1ices arc, OF should
be, devoted to tho business fos Which they
are established, namely: tho reception. dis
tribution, and general care Of the mails, and
are not, as many have supposed, more head
quarters where political services, and not
business qualifications, are the chief recon-.
ueudatlous. Surely change has beeu
wrought In tue manner Of dispensing
Government patronage when Postmaster !,
permitted 10 think ~ he Ikea so long a. Ia
keeps it 10 himself aud attends to the busl-
,aess OF his office.
, 1877-06-19

Fourteen indictments were returned by
the GRIND Jury yesterday 10 represent their
1abors in behalf Of tho taxpayers Of Cook
County. Those against the Hing include
PEn1oGAr, K1MnERLr, 0'DovsE1r, SwEEr-
FER, JOHNSON, AloCAr7nry, CARROLL, Car.
rEN1En, Fonsyrr, HfssnAIr, afEuL1cK, mud
WAIEEn, and charge them With n variety Of
villniny, from conspiracy md perjury down to
destroying tic ovitoacc thereof. Tho other
two bills aro against f11cKEr and Webster
on tho old charge originating In Tho alleged
lease Of property by the former to tho latter
for the prosecution Of t1isreputabfo busi-
ness. It wna earnestly hoped TINT the
Grand Jury would DO successful In develop
ing tacts TO warrant tho indictment Of other
1nomhcrs Of tho King majority Of
the County Boari, hut it appears TINT tho
Jury wcro unable to obtaln tho testimony to
sustain the prescntmont Of true bills against
tho remainder Of tho thieves. For tho cx-
collont work tho Grand Jury Inns done tho
taxpayers of Cook County will DO sincerely
thankful, at tho same time hoping TINT an-
otherbodyo of oqunl nbility and carnestness 1nny
soon DO inpanclod 10 sako mp Tho subject Of
the Ring frauds whero 1t Was left OF ycssor-
s1nu
, 1877-06-19
THE MoNTENE0RM VICTORY.

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- ~ wv t''oss soA4Ao'o 1e ,.r~s
1;.ns @ .ae. .ao1 ~ ~ n,s.,a $780, % ~ ,",.,o ~
as. ns..o e~u ~ law, @~ ~ :. ~ .,,o @ .aN.s | y.
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, 1877-06-19

In spite Of MAoaIAuos'a solemn ass,lr-
nnco that tho Paris Exposition Of 1879 will
positively not 10 postponed, thoro Is q very
general notion current TINT postponemont
will 10 compelled by tho foteo Of circum-
stancos, Tho war in tho East would alone
be xutllciont to divert the nttontion of Europe
from tito preparations necessary to mako tie
Exhibition In every way creditablo mud a,.o-
coasful; whilo tho occurrence ut homo OF
deadly conflict between tho Government and
tho popular branch OF tho Assembly will
DO very certain to confirm tile wisdom II 1t
does not point out tho necessity Of dcfarring
tho industrial display to more favorable
season. At all events, MAoSfAuoS'a theatrical
visit to tho grounds Of tic Exhibition for tho
purpose Of denying tho very natural inference
Of postronemont seems 10 have failed Of its
object, for tie boliet vesy generally obtains
TINT tloro will be postpone1nont.
, 1877-06-19

maintain circulation thas Will be ~ "cu 60
curod an shat Of the Bank OF England' the
ne1t stop will bc to provide them the oppor-
tunity OF obtaining The coin. "o suppose
no one will rrotend thAttho b"nks can main
thin circulation rotleomablo in gold, the
Treasury at tho same time rodeefaing Tho
Hrconeacks in fSnld. Ihoro mist, therefore,
10 nuotl'er coin rendered available, and that
IL tho silver flolar. In no other conn'
try are tho bank.notoa fedoeman1e
IN coin' reft'sed by tho Government Tor taxos
anu fof dutaes on imports. Ftaof 70 sne
war; tho notes OF srec'e'paying banks Wero
receive" ny tue doVcfnnont ior a'l ouoa'
lho treasury department.. hol'ahg the So
etir1ly OF coin nnd BONUS Tor tno redemption
OF oahk-nosea' eau a"aYs convert sucn
o"nk-notea III may iaal into he nanas my
CON- ana may snofotoso reaa''y project '.sei'
ngnanss 1osa' win .heso euango7 III tao .""'
when cona,st mcfe!Y III tno removal OF TO
s'fsahts anu fe8s3'e''oae ''"posoo upon pr
seso eap't"i 'aa business anu WHICH, now.
over o3cnsaoto curing sno "aF' aFo oasoa'
fouS "l" oPpEes"'so ~ .n'S ''"'e' nna "n'eA
arc uhHuo"n ~ any o'nef ooan',y' spe,.e
paymen's may pe lestn''a eenefaas W tuo
oanks aha t1o coantf5' leas'ns II an oasy
task tos inc Government 70 follow 10 Sun sun
up of'cny' Hl''e'o pay'nen's III '"nafy' ie'',
VI y. ~ hny osno, '.'no' ta''"s y, ."o ~olA -
.ao lt1sa.o % o'a1ness auu o"p's" y, 'ue eou.l'
,ly' oau .il's e.'o W n1a''o aos on4y puss1o,e'
pas q Iaa''c, oi s"u.se, anI "1suuu' s''''u1 -
, 1877-06-19

A disaster Of magnitude is MI that Is
needed to gire the penco party in CONSTANT
norle solid footing. Such a party Inns
already been formed, with member Of tho
Grand Council at its bend, aud though bis
efforts in behalf Of peace have thus far been
ovorborne by tho Sultan and his Ministers,
II ia believed that mn important Russian vic
tory would alter the phase Of nt1alrs and In
elmo the ears Of tho Porte 10 the proposition
to invite ncdiation BY some ono Of tho Eu-
rppeau powcrg.
, 1877-06-19

Tho Turk has special prayer tucked nway
in his sock, only to bo drawn forth and
offered up when Islam Is In danger. AZ
indicative of tho apprehension Of tho nfus-
sulman ut tho present juncturc, thoimrortant
news comes TINT this porteutous invocation
has bcen fished out and presented with
appropriate solcmnities and accompanying
documents. porlnps 1t doesn't prove much,
but It will a(onl Christeulom como roliof 10
know that tho Turk hns shot OF his Inst
prayer. for 1t will enable missionaries to
stock him with petitions that may be moro
etlcacions in saving his soul than hiH own
aro likely 70 10 in roseuing bis nation.
, 1877-06-19

At ST. Scloh1sl;qno thu bclligcrent Iui!iana
hsye taken l'oahession Of Stone building,
aud. preparatory to night sallies against TIC
nsighboriug churches, thoy hold most de-
vout aud satisfaotory prayer.meosing. They
hays employed counsel, who divides hls
ti1ne between apatLetio attempts to nltust
matters aud mixing hts clients go down In
tArtr breecll. .clout5 for feeA
, 1877-06-19

4 six-wecks' season Of summer garden con-
certs at tho Exposition Building by TnEo-
poaz Tuo,lAs' orchestra was inaugaratcl Inst
evening with every promise Of abundant sue
caks. 1t needed only tho presence Of this
unparalleled musical feature 10 render CHI
cago ono Of tlo most attraetive summer 70.
sorts on tho continent
, 1877-06-19

II being warm enough for tho Indians to
got out Of tho Agencies, they naturally baud
their glnnt iatel1ecta upon tho exter,niuhtion
Of tho whitas. 6i1 soldiers wpro killed in q
recent battle Iloar Cottonwood Crock, Wash-
ington Territory, Tho redskins escaping
with the loss OF Youao Joszru, Chief, aud
his se4uAw.
, 1877-06-19

Whsther or not Liquor shall be sold In
Chicago on Sunday IL problem still puz-
cling the brethren ct the Methodist Church.
They have gone into IN investigation of tho
question with an energy Characteristic OF
this Church. but tho legal aspects confuse
tham. AID they seem 10 dud but utua hope
, 1877-06-19

JonN COMMISSIONERS 3lcCAyrnEY apparent
" osteen,s 'bondymon d necessity, like o
s)irt, Whsnovor Grand Jury is i4acssion,
ho has two or threo landol gentlemen Jog
ging around with him, mud yesterday lo was
ready to {,ivo bai1 before tho indictments
wcro presented,
, 1877-06-19

Tho Common Council Inst evening repair
ed tho defect in tho ordinance discovered by
Judge McAlLls1xn. and by lio passago Of a
uuw ordinance rendered 1t lawful for tho
Police justices to in'llet tho penalty Of inl-
prisonment in tLs House OF Correction upon
a clnss Of criminals To whom nero kncs nrs
no tesrot,
, 1877-06-19

thu aorrnnn governmont In not exactinR thu
military scryice from a11 who rotAru to ner.
manont residence in Germany ,hos beea
abuaed IN mnpv cnsos There arc instances
in which eermons bnye left tho country fust
before reaching tho aoo Of 1B. hoyo landed
In Nav York Al a Certain ,1atc. taken ont
tlIeir Amoricnn nepors fust flve yoars later.
md imn,caiate,y sailed Tor home. wh,cf, il a
fraudulent cons,ruction nf thu },enof}ts of
t1,o trsatv. in anir;t il not toohnica|ly: suc1,
persons nyo,d lie duttca Of citizonship in
Germany without 3isohnreinv my Of tho
dntics Of American cit;xenslin, and II is
certainly Of no intoroat 10 Tho United stntcs
4ova,nn,ont tn anvo t1,cn from ger1nnn nit.
, 1877-06-19

Kumora assigning hostile attitude to
Austria are again current III Louaon. RUS
sins effort to uccuro the neutrality Of Hervia
WAS bone thrown to the llouse OF IFaps.
burg, but tho pending arrangement for tho
.nnrchlng Of tie hluscoyite through ssryia's
domain has evoked from Austria clearly
defined growl. upon which are based the
storica that shs will shake CORY fist under
tho nose Of the Czar.
, 1877-06-19


France ss now no absorbed in tho dread OF
Germany, and in arrangements to facilstaie
the recovery Of Alsaco and Lorraine. TINT
England could take possession Of Egypt
without tho risk OF war with her. Rtssia
has, from tho ti,no Of tho Gar Nicholas, nd
vocnted 4 partition OF Turkey 80 that Egypt
shall fall to England. Germany has nlson1y
intimatod to England that she would Wow
with satisfaction tho establishment OF En-
glish supremacy on tho 1sthmuH, and Austria
would not oppose II. 1taly, Spain, portu-
gal, and Holland, while they would regard It
unfavornbly, would DO compelled to accopt
accomplished facts. Therc boin9 no mato-
tcria] obstacles In tho way Of tho possession
Of tho canal, Alr. DrcRx noxt considers tho
moral objections Tint might 10 tnaio, Tho
Tito to the oanal rosta with tho Froncl, who
constructed 1t, with tho Sultan as suzorain
OF all Egypt, and with tho Khadivo, to
whom tie ownership Of tho canal re-
verts on tho expiration Of tic concession.
Tho French company would bo satisfied TO
dispose Of It's interest for liberal srm. Tho
Porto's interest is 80 purely technical TINT It
could not sell It's title for a aixponcot md It
would surrender its rights 10 England for a
nominal return. Even If It should not DO
willing, Afr. D1cns nuivc]y suggests that
1--WE canuot afford to shape our action in
Difference to the wishes Of rnoribund
Power" So far aa Tie Khetlive Is concerned,
tho bargain Is moro important, as It mr,at
include Lowor Egypt, without which the
possession of tho canal would be comparn-
lively valuelesa. 1lr. DtoEY thinks that ho
would gladly accept an Eng1ial, rrotoctornte
or occupation to escauo from still groator
OWLS. Tho hold which lo has upon Ills
tlominions Is of tho weakest kind, II
Turkey falls, h,s personal position would be
thoroughly insecure. Ills people aro moro
and moro dissatisfied with his rule. His
own linsfolk arc intriguing agafnst him.
1lo Is financially embarrassed, and his foreign
creditors aro harassing him continually.
Taking thoso things into account, hrr. D1oEr,
with good reason, thinks that "he would
probably bo not unwilling to nllow Lower
Egypt to pass virtually under tho dominion
Of Groat Dritain in return for tho security
which ho would have ns protected Prince,
enjoying a1i the honor md enlolumonta Of
sovereignty, md still exercising q qualified
amount Of sovereign power in the Delta, to.
gether with supreme authority in Upper
Egypt ..'
Mr. DtoEY closea his article with stato.
mont OF tho advantages TINT would result
from such an occupation, both to England
md Egypt, but. as those aro not osaentin1 u
a statement Of tho policy outlined by him.
, 1877-06-19

Tint giddy young creature, Miss Gan.
Hamilton, lies ,.uder Tho imputation Of hav-
ing grossly bIuudcrcd in her statement Of
fact when aho accused Socresary ScnuEz aud
hlr. GEonog SCHNEIDER Of being on intimuto
fiuancal Relations. Tho letter Of tho latter,
iu another column, leaves tho Inference TINT
this beautiful girl has boon tamroring With
h4r IMAGINATION,
, 1877-06-19

Tho Princeton freshman class Of 1880,
numbering uoarly QUO hundred stulouts,
hnso been honored In lilo brooch by baing
kicked out Of the college. They nttemptoa
to ''balldozo" tho Facu,ty and got tho
vagrant'a sentence, "Leayo town by noon. !"
, 1877-06-19

Tho suppression Of two nowHpapers, tho
atArn!et and 1fmsorat, at Cons!antinop1c, and
tho exile Of thoir editors and coplpositors,
leads 10 The suspicion that tlseso journals
have boon reproducing Hcrahl war ,naps.
, 1877-06-19

"1ta farce! lE'a farce, nni no want
to bo triedl" has superseded tho old war;
cry, "fta contract, and VIC must 10 paid! !"
, 1877-06-19

4 pair OF New York 'bloodsn 1nade wager.
oas coatcndipg that the beauties Of tho city
were to be found in the higher walks Of tho city,
aud tho other that they, aboundcd In the lower
stratum. A ''commiitee," having Investigated.
reported ia faYos of the latter, autl II Il to 10
hoped that the shop aud hotel gtsls asays pot
suffered bf the visit Of ths committee OF &uobo.
, 1877-06-19

AsEI.AH LODGE, No. 3oa, a. r. 4 4. M.--Ed9u1A7
nnh Annlai MerttE In their hall. ~ ttunrue-Bt- ths
t1ueHayl evening, for election vi officers ps{ tns
al Lodx1 uea, All inrlers sattatF re4utsie1 u TO
p'<"A" - ~~' - '' c. H. CRANE. soey. p
, 1877-06-19

Grccnbacka Mt tho Now York Stock Ex-
change yesterday closed at B4i.
, 1877-06-19

11nveFly'R Theatre,
Randolph atrrtt. between Cstk and IaSafle
"Nlp Van NInklo." Robert MGW&1e.
, 1877-06-19

Adeip1It Theatre. -..
Monroe 5trtes, cornrr Of Dearborn. "The phot'
nix" Milton Mobiles. Maurice rtEe. Fanny Le~ls
Dutt Ju1e Coventry. Josta light
, 1877-06-19
Gl1e Gttl1a1,re.
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rRKMs TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
Daily. dtlIsctel Sunday excepted Is cents rer week.
DAy. delivered Sunday lnesnie. 70 cnnts pct Weck.
Addrrss THE TRtnthE cUMrANY,
curne1 lIsdton and pearhorn.sts.. Chicago. III.
-..ZE.ee....@...-.%@E-[
AntUsEA1EN'rs.
ntrvlckcrsa Theatre.
1fadtson street, between Dearborn and stase.
fony ra1tur's Company. Variety performances. uus
Williams. the Kernels. pclehanty and uene1cf-
Ade3phf Thenfrt. -..
Monroe 5ress, corner Of Dearborn. 1.-THE Pho.
nix" Nlltnn Mobiles. Maurice rtkes Fanny LesIs
Dart, tule Coventry. Joste light
1fnvery's TlIenfro,
Randolph strctt between Cst tx &nd LaSaIle.
"NIp Van SInklo." Robert McWAIes
Exposition Building.
Lake Shore, foot Of Adams street. summer Night
Concert BY tho Thot1 = Orchestra.
, 1877-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS. A

ntrTlckcrsa Theatres
bfadtson street, betxceu' Dearborn and stase.
fony ra1tur's Company. Variety performances. tins
Williams. the ktsnttls pc1ehAnty and ue1g1of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

OALvKsr0S, Now -. 1871
Cotton firm middiing io,sc; low midding, Zoe good
ordinary, sac. Net receipts, 454 bales gross 49,
Exports Great Britain 3.o1o coastwise 75i sales
asIs stock 6s,5u7 weeky-Net receipts 10 9l3 gross
1901 Exports TO Great Britain, 5,sI9; CHANNEL
o. coastwisc, 2.vol. sales, eDlo
NEW ORLEASs Nov o. 1877
Cotton nrn middlnx. ioAc low middiing, lohc; good
ordinary. sAc Net receipts, 7o56 bales $3.50 Ex-
1870. Sales 10000 stock. l36.2o4. Weekly-Aet re.
ccips 5j.79f 63,36I. Exports Great Britain
i4O2o 10 France sob TO the Continent. IL ss4 coast
wise, 6,9s5. sales, $500
MoBrLK, Nov o. 1877
Cotton quiet: middng, I0ac. . IO5sc; low middling
s,sc l6s good 0ran.ry c Ne. receipts, aosi
$3.50. Weeky-Net receipts, ~ ssS gross. $50
ports coasts,se. s.424 sales. 10 900
CHARLESTON. Nov. 3, 1871
Cotton quiet middling. io1sc low middling, i0sic;
cnnstwise, z3J9 Sales ,OOO stock, 50 1873 Meesly-
Net receipts, ;O.y7i oass Expors-To Great Britain,
3osS TO France 2ysv TO the Continent 900; coast-
WILMINGTON. n. c., Nov. 9, 1871
SPIRITS Of turpentinc Arm Jo4c. Rosin firm 81 %
for strained CuIe turpeatine steady 81 a. hard,
81 30 tor yellow dip ~ 10 tor virgin Tar steady 60
TOLEDO Nov. o. 1877
81 81; extra do, 81 81 amber Michigan. cash aud
November. 81 3z14 December. 81 32ts; No I red
ter. 81 "a a.. 10 \ 90 cash and Noyemser ~ 3ys;
aud Michigan, red ~ 80; No red canal. 81 30 No
spring 81 H. Corn quiet; high mixed cash 15sc. new,
+7e 10 =, a.as January, new 4Ssse No whio.
new. iic . 40 lys, 571sc. Oats dull. No 2. 2e1ic
Michigan 2uttc Receipts III 900 bushels wheat, 6lUD
DO corn, 2ivo DO oats SHIPMENT 100 bbls Hour 5Uog
quiet. No white Michixan 81 81 amber Michga cash
aud November 81 81 81 321s Dccemper 81 81 ~ 3l;
No red w,n,er cash and November 81 80 ~ 3D,k De
~ 02h Corn quiet, high mixed, 4sisc, No z and
November, 47s 4ss.i new January, 3a,sc. bid. 44c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-10
THE COFFEE WAR.

meeting OF the coffee jobbers was held yesterday
afternoon to take action In tho matter OF Shipping
coffee 10 the West Many OF tho jobbers do NOT adj
miro tho threatening attitude assumed by the Western
dealers Until. recently the general impression among
New York Jobbcrs that tho Western dealers were
indifferent TO who did the shipping long As the
conoe reached lis destination ali right bat this i'm
preston became cradicalcd by tho strong oppo-
sltion from tns Western dealers, who threat
ened to take away Their trade from New
York altogether and transfer II to New Orleans.
Among the jobbcrs there arc many obstinate men,
wno Notwithstanding the aspect the matter IL assum.
Ing, express determination 70 do their own shipping
spite OF wishes OF the dealers, and TO carry OUT
their resolve TO raise the price OF coffee TO
cude the baggng and shipping, thus giving direct
price Tor tho coffee board the railroad train In
the spirit they viii compel dealers who prefer
ship by their agents 10 pay the same prioe the
dealers VINO have iI deliver free board. This
radical measure opposed by the coffee
tobbers VINO foar through II transfer OF the trade.