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Produce.

Butter continues scarce; that is to say good,
fresh butter, and fancy prices are readily paid
for IL by consumers. There Is good deal II
mean on sale, for which the market is dull.
slight concessions are made on round
lots. The receipts of poultry are only
moderate, and the market IL steady Chick
ems are quoted at 80 5O9s4 10 per dozen.
Sound lots of apples are In fair jobbing
demand. Hides aud wool are inactive.
Hay, corn and oats sold fairly on both local
and shipping account The seed m arket is quiet
and slow, except Tor millett, for which there
is a good demand and small supply. Fresh
vegetables are selling slowly on account of the
yackwardness of the season. Lettuce retails
at &c per bunch (head), raoishes &c. per dozen,
asparagus 200 per bunch (2h dozen), old cab
bage lCal5c , new onions three punches for
loo, spinach COO. per bunch.
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Cotton

The receipts to-day were very light and the
demand seems to be less than at the close of
last week. Cotton just coming up In many
sections would shoot ahead nicely II a rain
should fall soon. Otherwise 1t will be stunt
ed. The New Orleans papers report the for
nation of grand SCENE in the shape of y pro-
posed "combi uation Of cotton planters and
town ard DeghborhoOd associations for the
purpose or utilizing the Clements cotton
spinning attachment,' whereby we are given
to understand the selling Price of cotton
can be raised from $50 To 500 per bale, making
the net profit on hundred bales So, i50 While
we are not at presentin a position to give any
delnate information concerning the elements
cotton spinning attachment" yet 1t is evident
that If + can do anything like what is claimed
"Allsdin's old lamps for new' Will be
q very small affair compared with it.
Texas planters OF the staple ought to make in
quiries into this matter, and take advantage
Of any scheme that will enhance the value of
their cotton. The vice-presdent of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Planters association has made
careful examination of the new appliance
and confidently concludes that il the various
associations will put their shoulders to the
ject will succeed magnifcently.. He says 1.-THE
only question about The whole matter is is
there vim and public spirit enough and unity
of purpose sufficient to inaugurate SO feasible q
scheme and make 1t prac.fcal reality
this plodding commercial age such
signal manifestation of enthusiasm is to say
the least, quite refreshing, ana it IL only neces-
sary to state that If the vice Presidents ap-
peal is not responded to in the proper spirit
there will be reason for suspecJiu & that the
cotton dealers and planters have unfor-
tunat4ly reached that hopeless condition
wherein they are unable to see and appreciate
a good thing when it is brought within their
reach. To say the least it could hardly be con-
sidered flattering to their business enterprise
and sagaclty if a scheme which is to enhance
the price of cotton $40 per bale should be per-
mitted 10 fail for want of requii ed support in
the way of subscriptions. Don't N ISIS the OPP
porlunity, "There's millions in it.
The controlling markets showed consider
able activity. Prices here for spots were I'M
changed.
MluullnS va
Good Ordinary. ..........................7 Ia
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A Much.Indiefed Man.

Boston April ia dispatch from Keene
Nh, states that the grand jary was dis
charged after having found fourteen indict-
ments, thirteen Of which were against EllerJ
Albee, late treasurer OF the savings bank a
winchester. Albee was brought into the cour'
10 answer 10 the charges preferred Aghins
him He sat isolated IN the prisoners oor
pale and downcast. The first two lndistmenti
the NEXT with q fraudulent entry on the books
Of the bank with intent 70 defrsud. To each OF
three, on the question guilty or not guilty, be
answered not guilty. Inc remaining Dine
time. II IL Understood that I'VE charge the
prisoner with false entries made upon the
bookss three with ENHANCEMENT, and one
win reriury The trial DAY was not nre1.
me afn-'uut q the enlargement IL still IN
derstood 70 b. over SO 90.
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Richmond, Va, April ll.-Captain Boycott
OF Irish fame, who has just come over to this
country, passed through this city, from whence
he has gone TO Amelia county to pay a visit to
his old friend, Hon. Murray M. Blacker, q
former Irish Justice Of the peace and deputy
lord lieutenant. late of Glare Morris, ireland,
a Mace prominent In the land troubles In that
country This gentleman lie the proprietor OF
large landed estates in South Side, Va Half a
million dollars or more has been invested by a
colony of Irish gentlemen in Amelia county
IL IA thought that IL is not unlikely that Cap
tain Boycott may decide, IL he likes this cOun-
try. 10 make his home in Virginia, where 80
many Of his acquaintance have ready
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San Antonio.
Special to the Herald.


San Antonio, April ,9.-Postmaster Man.
ming was arrested to-day on charge Of en-
bezzlement, on an affidavit made by William
B. Alexander, a former employe. He gave
bond. 1t was done by parties interested In
securing the postmastership.
j. s. Reagan, Il brakeman on the Sunset
railroad, brought Miss Perry from Columbus
Mr.. Perry, little fellow and her brother fol-
six-shooter, and demanded his sister.
Reagan readily acceded to the demand and
produced the girl. A consultation was held
by all parties and marriage was determined
and carried out.
lhe Western Union telegraph company
ara receiving poles for the extension ON the
International.
Rain is needed west.
TThe Amaam opera club are holding forth
tonight.
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Houston.
peclal to the Herald.

Houston, April 9.--To-n'ght at 8 O'Clock,
Milton j. Lewis n piinter, working on the
Post, shot himself In the region Of the heart
with pistol He is still alive but will die be-
fore morning He left letter II his bio.her-
in-law, John Worley, Of Dallas. giving rea-
sons for the rash act.
Two men working on scafToldtng in the
fourth ward, fell this evening, and both were
badly Injured. One had his leg broken.
Oscar Dickson last night attacked o. e
Oheson with a pair of brass knucks and was
ARE tied to-day on the charge of assault with
intent to Kill.
Nothing of interest in court circles.
Weather clear and beautiful.
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Jackson, Nioh.. April n--Between and
s oslo this Afternoon four convicfs In the
blacksmith sboD Of wilmington, cooley Co,
In ths ftats prison, knocked down Their
keeper, and one Of them named Lynch
-frsrn s,ted n KIN him. bot vas prevented bT
u rrIsf tufee. The keeper Wes nei1 ooW1
v|ffia lsd iers we've tea fizei her. end then FL
81 esnul-d o. sctlstn - y Enlcn is .pcui
s.11ra nj was sl1f cesI ~ BE- 1ruupe1 - ne
road Outside b. a waiciIiiinn - ne " o.
TI- X arrr -rIlfl hHlr n m ~ - llltlt Z -lor
- - .Il1lr win fia flrr rfle-s wae 81 Jed
rex q the rruu1d anc lnsg Were t.ken -
raaar~ u.
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rHr DALLAS HERALD. THURSDAY MoRNINa n, 1881.

log better prices. There In n movement on
foot among the alumni In Baltimore, New
Yorh and philadelphia 10 assist the venerable
institution Ia lts troubles, which, Ills thought,
will prove successful. The details cannot he
learned. Captain Mcsherry states that unless
the alumni comes 10 the colleges assistance h e
Will have 10 close II In u week or two, u Though
the present term.
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COrSican8 a.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Corsicana, April II "A party of dissatisfied
land holders, through whose land the st.
Louis & Texas railway has passed without
paying them the prices asked, attempted to
block the game yesterday by putting ties
across the track and otherwise obstruct-
ing it,
Several right of way claims were
adjusted Saturday by Governor Hubbard
and Judge sam Frost, attorneys for
the st, Louis a. Texas railway. The track is
laid to within eight miles of town, and Will
reach here by the 18th INST.
The New Great Pacific Will be here by the
18th. A big time is anticipated.
The celebration on the 18th by the L. u, U.
F. prom SEES to be big thing. An excursion
train is expected from Tyler on the narrow
gauge.
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wgman Suffrage

indianapolis, Ind, April ia woman
suffrage amendment to the constitution passed
the house to-day by vote of 50 to "a The ma
jority was composed of forty nine republicans
and thirteen democrats, and the opponents of
women's suffrage were twenty. two democrats
and two republicans. 1t Is believed the pro-
position will also pass the senate, but the
amendment will also have to pass the next
legislature before being submitted to the vote
of the people.
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Arrest of the Grand Duke Nicholas.

London, April 1.-the Cologne Gazette
says: The Russian Grand Duke Nicholas
Constantinovltch, notorious in connection with
the theft of diamonds, was arrested Tuesday
night in the village of Sublienv, on the rail-
way to Moscow, and incarcerated In castle be-
longing to his father, the Grand Duke Con-
stantine, brother of the LATE car, near ~.
Petersburg, on suspicion of being concerned In
political intrigues in favor OF h S father. 1t
is not known whether the latter was priyy to
the intripues
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SKIES Called in.

washington, Aprn 1.-THE secretary OF the
treasury to-day Issued circular calling In
one hundred and ninety-fve millions OF out
standing6 per cent. bonds on the first of July
next, but all holders OF bonds nave the pIlvl.
Iese of continuing the loan, leaving IL TO the
pleasure OF the government, with Interest at
~ per cent, provided the bonds are received
by the secretary on or before the 10Th day oil
Nav. lssl.
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Change i'm The white House.

Washington, d. C.,April ll.--As soon as the
new wing of the senate department is ready
for occupancy 1t ia the intention OF the presi-
dent to remove the executive offices there, and
make the white house residence, rather than
nm office. The white house needs thorough
renovating aud repairs to make 1t fairly habit
table, IS all Of the improvements that have
been made upon IL from rime to time nave
been of q make-shift character.
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senator Carpenters FaneraI.

Milwaukee, April 1.-THE late Senator Car
penter was buried yesterday afternoon a
Forest Home cemetery, near Milwaukee. The
funeral pageant surpassed any former burial
in Wisconsin. Not only did the entire popu-
lation OF this city assemble TO pay the last
marx Of respest 20 the deceased, but almost
every locality In the state was represented ~
its most prominent citizens.
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Line OF refrigerator cars.

Chicago. April l1.--An orEanizariOn has
bssn formed here with O r. Hopkins az prssi.
dent, and Captain A. II. HiEgs, general mzna-
gel, Tor ths establishment ofss lire Of refrigera'
forcars between the south and Chicago 81 lou
f., Indiantpolis end Cincinnati 10 IL 2 nder-
stood the enterprise is backed By Jay trould
One hundred and hfty new cars Will D. y - Ioi
the TRANSFORMATION Of seni-trouical frults. veg.
etsfiles and psrishabie goods from the i01tn
over jag Gouldis system q railroads.
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Russian RevOiutiOnists.

London, April ia Berlin dispatch says a
letter has been received from st. Petersburg
announcing that the revolutionists have Is
sued manifesto demanding universal suf-
frage and freedom of speech, press, conscience
and election and declaring that If this pro-
gramme is adopted the executive committee
will dissolve ami no violence be ussd against
anv form of government. This sanction proc
lam alton Is dated ONCE of the Will OF the
people, March Gath, lssl."
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Brenh am .
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Brenham, April 9.-The case of Will Allen,
for the murder of Will f. Garrett, deputy
sheriff, in bagnio here last fall, has been on
trial since Wednesday. To-day he was ac-
Quilted on the ground Of self-defense.
Flank Cole, negro, stole two oxen, and was
to-day given two years.
The dwelling Of John Dill, al Washington.
in this county, burned Friday morning. The
furniture was saved. Loss, 81 800; Insured.
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New. York, April n The steamer Australia
arrived late yesterday afternoon. Coleman,
the FeniAn, charged with being Onsi of the
parttes who attempted 10 blow up the Mansion
house at London. was not on board Coleman |
Iookfne EnglishmaD. a resident OF hicnheid
snrfnes this siafe. Who has been spending
the winter In EBgland with relatives and at
eo,.afug N business.
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B.acopsGeId,s Condition

London, April 11.-A bulletin Issued at II
O'Clock this morning says Lord Beaconsheia' 8
strength is somewhat diminished. Drs' Quain
and Kidd called several times during last
nisht. Dr. Bruce remains at Beaconsne "a,
residence. The condition Of the patient IL
critical, aith ough the doct0Is have not ADAM
doDed ali hope. Il was announced az noon
that Lord Beaconsfeld's condition had In nc
nav fmuroyed.
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Round Rock.

Special to the Herald.
Round Rock, April 9.-The officers elected a,
the city election are as follows Barclay Mar
tin, mayor; r. NJ. Kent, marsha';B. f. Yates,
ID. @. flaming, aldermen first ward; G. II.
Potter, A. w. Crosby, second ward A. j.
Miller. third ward. This is not republican
gain.
Property is increasing In value. Three new
store buildinps are In course of erection. Eve
ryone is confident OF the junction of the Mis-
souri.Pacifc and Int irrational q Great North
ern at this Mace.
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Austin
SpecI al to the Herald.

SpeCl al 10 tue heIdiu'
Austin, April 1l.-Dr. Paine, the bogus med
ical diploma man, has notyet been heard from.
He had acquired large practice at this place
and his sudden departure created great SEN
station.
Judge stemmons is here. attending supreme
court.
has been found six miles from here near Col
orado river.
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Palestine.

Special to the Herald.
Palestine, April 1.-THE city council has
ordered special election for mayor, May 30.
This settles the mayoralty middle.
Nv. Wing, editor Of the Palestine Adver-
tiser, is lying very low. lie is not expected to
live.
Major Penn closed his meeting last night,
and shipped his tent to San Antonio where be
begins q meeting. TIE number Of conversions
Is two hundred.
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HsrrisonburE, Va, Aprl lI.-In the readjust-
CT oonvention hid hsrs to-day, John Paul.
rnerubrr Of the legislaturs f0- this distr -,
erdors.d senator Mahure's c0urr- fully Re-
r-Iufirus wee hen psssed endorsing ard
r1rruerffnz o. 1lnhonss conduct end Foies
In The Urfted s-ates senste-
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Ferris.
snecial % the Herall

Special % the Herald.
Ferris, Apr s-william Howe, a laborer
ON the Texas Central railroad, was killed this
afternoon, about half mile north OF this place,
while unloading steel rails from cars. He " as
a native OF Holland, having been in this
country only about seven months. While In
the act of throwing a bar OF steel of the cars,
he tripped and fell 20 the ground, and was
crushed 10 death by the rail falling on him.
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Nashville, Tenn. April la dispatch from
GanstIn 70 the American says Rsvenus ofhcer
=. 4. crnves, whlleon HIS way home, In Macon
county, stopped af q fsrrn-hOuse 20 spend toe
rIrht- Iarer he Was called out by I've men,
taFen 10 the woods and shot 20 death, two
bsIls passing thfoufh his head.
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n..x., a no ernnde Railway.

Denver. Col, April 1.-The Denver no
er.pds railway eompauy are sxtsndiBg the
Co-uus Crisu a LAREDO railway, which theyl
I. sl,ort tine since purchased, ana which reseh-
"a sf,tr rufies rest q Corpus Christi, % a eo2l
r-sIfll-l VIII The Me1 can Nati0naI ~. ~
Trredr. Teras- Tie final object u So ~
~. sr-fs|rsfnr q IRE no 9rarde CtrIs-r
.,-s.srr ~ I.rs1e thus -ivinE dgeet - nel
ia win tns GUif VI Mexico ~ fseiDo
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san Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, April n.-Mrs. Cross, the
embezzler, has been admitted to bail, and IL
is thought will skip the country.
Dob White, oolored, was sentenced to Two
years In the pententiary to-day.
Two thousand hides arrived to-day from
Mexico.
II. s. Rand fort, an Englishman, married,
skipped away from Luling saturday with
n Miss Moore. He pawned his wife's JeWelry
and set parties in this city up for various
A man named Moody, who was arrested
above Bandera last week for cattle stealing
end who robbed the Mchler Bros. OF S3Ot
dollars last fall is in Jail In THE city, ana is
supposed to be the same man VINO mas peer
robbng the stages on, west.
A German and wife were roboed rev Gays
ago n few miles from this city by highwaymen
The loss was small--ten dollars.
Miss Florian's house was set on lire TO-
night and burned. Loss Two thousand dol
lars.
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NDecIhI 20 the HerhIus
Bryan, Aprils.-The oil mill opens up again
Monday. The mill has capacity Of 200 gall
Ions Q day.
Oncers are in town to-day, looking for
thieves who broke in q country store.
Counterfeit money n In circulation.
The circus to-day.
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COM MERCF
DALLAS, MosDA,

The general mercantile trade
fairly active TO-DAY. Advices n
try state that supplies of merchS
stores are somewhat reduced and inn
stances buyers are making liberal pun
Planting Is necessarily late this year, butcu
and cotton are about all planted and inost
above ground. Good rains are badly needle
but the indications to-day are favorable I
rain
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.hnn.t.a ~ Brseasa..

constnntiBorls. April The Ensiishrnan
.,.S-~fe5 ~ f.rIrrnds ear Colon les II NJ.
: 80. rrrrseef II ths Opii.en-ila nin4s re.i
Eurr.t AthDs
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To-so-. AprIi IA disrrtch fron fnris
rrrr---ss fisf Prince Pierre Aap1isfn cisa ~
re-ssfIIss Or FrilET. tfzlui-
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Washington. April n.-Arnons The Bomins-
t,,,. se~t 10 fba SENATE to-day was VIM. p.
Hoison, % b. postmaster o. Bowling Srsen'
-
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The Cattle Market.

Only a few punches of, beef cattle were re-
ceived to-day. There is good demand for all
| grades OF cattle, ana prices are quite SIN.
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

Nit Lewis, u Printer, shoots Him
self ut Houston with suicis"i
Intent-C Counterfeit Money In
Circulation at Bryan-A La
bOrer Killed ut Fer
ris, Etc, Etc.
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Financial.
BANK EXCHANGE.
Ruuino sc

Commercial exchange upon all points par
to u discount.
Sterling sight,s5 90.
Francs 201ac.
Marks 25c.
Cod, silver, other than the trade dollar,par.
Trade uOllars w ceut5
Mexican dollars NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GU
Me1 lean halves Observation-Disclosures. 40
Mexican quarters .......................l5
, 1881-11-05

lIcceptlon OF the New British Minister
Mt Philadelphia Banquet in The
I:ycnln.-A Hearty Welcome W Secre-
tary Eslainc-isespoEre.
i'itIf.ADitr1tlA, pn-, Nov. i.-Ihe stealth
ship Indiana, having oil board tile new Brit
ISL Minister, arrived about noon. and tic
Reception COMMITTEES escorted Mr., West to
Ills hotel. This evening he VIII bc the re-
ciplcnt VI banHues Mt st. Georges Hall.
Previous to 'aiitling reception was held III
tic c!bin of tlie steamer by AIr. West. joel
caok, sccrctaryof the committee, read al'
ntadless oi WELCOME from tho Mnyor, III
which the latter regretted his Inability to be
present. b1lt tendercd tho hospitality Of ule
city to the Minister, and sud: " ~ great blow
Inns recently hcfalcn It's. Thu lIatli nf MI ns~
% Is,rnt,. @ to III ,,nti,n.lv ~ rrave Frn % the ' i'm,
20 49,. ~ .s..a. W. ~, u1 NV .''to
deepest anxiety utltI grief. and thus contrib
uted 10 bind the two nntto.ls closer together,
trhn frnu,,ant ,vomnniv ta1awruna ~ i,.,r
Majesty, dlsFegardlng tho f"FlnalitEcs OF
courts. have creAted the wnrMest feelings Of
attachment to Aer III the hearts Of every
Americana
,,;'.,l;' Anothof aatress was read by !: priee
Withcrell III behalf OF the lsceept3on Cosnnilt-
tee.
rom. rx,au"nd H.. sn;'i. - n.rJtv lnn,v
colle eSleatueu. i4G sal,! natuly Kno"
HOW 10 seEi'lclcllt'y THINK you tur Inc Kind
,sess Of tllEs wefrnlnr. Ut tho relations exist
sav w nnthinr 1frr Mn;pstv,s svn,nathv viii,
~ ,,,rin. ,.a,.t'. las yo,, ,,,.,,t,.,,",,,,.
t.lc A"'et'ca l~ueie 'l'ss uee'' a''anls.aaaolS
shown, a''d slla'l nse my best eiiueavor to
maintain md strengthen tho amtcab!e rcla-
tlons which nayu hitherto oxtssul betwepn
tha ,,vn ,.o,,ntrins ),
'n1 .r,l' s"u ',s,,.a,I sun','.lcsi & A..
lhe isT,lish sequences th's eSen'ng snVe tie
Georges llall, Secretary blaine" whose
, 1881-11-05
ITEMS.
4 DEAD EAIL(tJtE.

- A't]1AH A-k*NeA'tAs
spfe'a1 o1patea to Tbs chaeaso 7ftbune-
NEW 1oisK, Nov. 4.-The tickets for PATHS
COnC0rtS seem to pg going bGEg$1,E. The
management plRccd the best seats In the
house at SO each. and as n result there. has
been ubo,tt $500 worth on1y sold I'm TO this
cvr,,inu Evnr Nav ynr,I fntia n m fu,o
oas.a";.'. ,., H., ',I'',..,s,t a., , =" .'..o
ceels1sles WEI '1le ''EaI'1A"te. uaa !c1 'llHh'
ayers Will probably discover that there aro
limits ese't 10 the purses or lie GothAliltes.
AGREEMENT CANCELLED.
spseta' D'Dateh to The Chicago Tstouns.
New Yonk, Nov. 4.-The Union Pacific
bns ,rIyen fnr'nnl notico tl,ot tha orrcumo,,t
.'.t,, , oa,':,. a". .,.,1 ."". se "S.ssus"S
ce!ea. 1t IL reported tl'nt tho Union alNt
Central Companies are willing to form
n 1,e,y ntlia1,re will, tha Pacific Nni1 uuou
turns somewhat less favorable tn tho Stcnln-
slim connanv, nnt ntst, tn ,n,rr1,n4a I'm,
t.va r.o,,;, Sto;i et.a,,s,,,.a to fas,"'",, tha ~
t"... "I'' M 4'tl.', a'ea'''s''!ps 4"'E"As .'o
OillsH ltne, hlld IL IN 1lfooAblo ttlnt q satlH-
1acloFy aa1uStlho''t VIII be 1naoe "it!llh
stloft tl'ie. IL mol THO sfock VIII, III the
opinion of Insiders, 60 down considerably.
FREIGHT ACCUMULATION,