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G1UNARD LINE.
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LANE ROUTE.
TIE CUNARD STRAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.

{ UHARD Line sor,o,
LANE ROUTE.
ZEE CUNAKD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Between Nav York and LiverDooi. Gall.
inS at Cork aarhora
fROM PlER 40, n. B., NRW YORK.
6atavfa- 49, Wed - Jan Bothnia Wed, Is Feb
tiaLa. Wed. ,26 Jan Batavia. Wed, % Feb.
A. a. $500. Wed 2 Feb iGallis. -. Wed. 2 Mar.
fartna 80. .Wed-.9 Feb 'Scythia. :. .Wed.,9 Mar.
And every Wednesday from New York.
..o - RATES OF PASSAGE.
No. set. 100 according 70 accommodations
Return tckess on fayorabie terms
steefaxe At very low rsteo Stsara1e tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and All other parts Of
EUROPE, 1t lowest rates 49,
Ihroufh oiIs OF laden s1ven for Belfast alaaeov
aaste. kntwerp and other ports on the Continent
NC lor medlterraneAn ports
for fretght and yassa&e apply 1t the Oompauyh
once, No Bowling Green, or both stserase ayd
GSSsn 70 OTIS B1dELOW CO.. COS tn street
.o27 VERNON b. BROWN 3 co.. ny.
NEW YORH-BOTTEBDAM
ane nrst-cisss steamers Of this line Amster.
land .'schiedam" and 'Mass"~carryins the o.
Brooklyn, re.ularly on WEDNESDAYS. FIN
Caoin046O, SO second Cahin-S45, $50; Steer
aze0,. e26 h. CAZAUX. General Agent al South
WInam street New York. For passage apply to
W. u METZEROTT CO., g25 Pennsylyania
SsNSsnue. washnston; or =. II JOHNSON, Agent
NaoonA safe Deposit Building, corner New YorS
eVenue and 10Th street northwest au65
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NOBTH GERMAN I.LOFD-SrIAxsHu
~ LINE BETwEEN NEW YORK, HAvR1. LONDON
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc steamers OF this company win sail every Sat
cfdsy from Brene. Pef, foot of Sd street. HobOken
BATES OF paasase:-From New York to Havre, Lon
Con. Southampton and Bremen. nrst cabin. $50;
second cabin $50; steerAge, $50; prepaid steerags
certtncstes, S2S. For freight or passage spPly e
QELHlCH6 90, Bowling Green. New York
" g. METZHROTT d co.. e2s Pa. sve.. Agents
Tor Warrington. Hu377
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LADIES GOODS.

MADAME L. r. JEANNERET. Of Balh-
some assortment OF BONNETB and ROUND HATS.
GaIefuny selected by herself from the leading
1897 street. oppoeite Ebbitt House. ian7.2m
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NEW BOOKS.
BOYI IS WASHINGTON DIRECTORY, 1881 SIS. 90
ALTMAN AOH DE GOTTA, 1881. ........ 3 So
ILIGS City and Country of the Trogans. IL. on.
YOUNG IRELAND, Duffy. 800.
PERSONAL LIFE OF DAVID LIVING
GOETHES MOTHER, from the German. zoo.
PHOTO AND AUTO ALBUMS.
FANCY WORK BOXES.
PORTFOLIOS, PORTMONIES, PAPETERIES.
ALL STYLES.
JAS. j. CHAPMAN
Metropolitan Book store.
jams OH Penna. Avenus.
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS
IN BOOKS.
Abbott's Year Book of Jurisprudence . as 90
Curts's jurisdiction of the United States
Courts. .................... 80
6!nghaMs Actions and Dtfe nses ............ 600
Hlllon's u e. Reports, Vol. 5................. 80
young lIelano, by Duty. Observation-Disclosures. %
Giarhes Self-Culture, 4th Ed. observation-disclosures. so
BialkIes Personal Life OF David Livingstone. 3 80
Scotch Sermons 1880 Observation-Disclosures 26
FANCY STATIONERY IN BOXES OR
SEPARATE.
w. III. & U. III MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERs,
jams 40 Penna, ave. u. w.
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HOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

OHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
SE Ink SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE.
NEAR THE howard UNIVERSITY, BE-
TWEEN TRUMBULL STREET AND HOW
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j. c. Burch, secretary. 1025 Vermont ave.
X. j. Bright, sergeant at-armS POI East Cap. st.
Henry E. Peyton. executive clerk, 6l3 18th o. W.
+. &. ShOber, chief clerk, 52l 18th st. NV.
Isaac Bassett assistant doOrkeeper IS I'd ST. ne.
w. P. McMIchael, postmaster, Metropolitan.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auchoneer.

ss THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned on account of the weather until HOR9-
DAY, JANUARY Doth. same hour aud place By
order Of the Trustee. janl2 dts
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New Bath Rooms.

Mr. Lee Oohn, at the Opera Shaving
Saloon, has just fitted up in rear Of and ad-
joining his barber shop, No. 5l2 Main
street, some Of the hsndsomest bath rooms
in the state. The rooms have not only the
latest style bathing tubs with elegant cold
and hot water apparatus and shower bath
attachment for hot and cold water, but they
are elegantly and ornsmentslly furnished and
fitted up. In his back yard he has a steam
boiler enclosed in brick and can at the
shortest notice day and night furnish any one
desiring it, any kind of bath called for.
Furnished with elegance and convenience
and with all the modern appliances peculiar
to bathrooms and for toilet purposes, he Is
now prepared to serve the public In a more
genteel and prompt manner than ever before
provided in Dallas. Mr.. Hosmer did the
pipe fitting and furnished the bath tubs and
fixtures, and this is of itself evidencesuthcient
that the quality of the work cannot be sur
passed. With first, class workmen in his
shop, fine chairs and every appliance and
convenience known to the tonsorsl art, Mr..
Cohn now has the completest barber shop in
moth Texas; and with courteous, active at,
tendants on his bath rooms, clean towels in
abundance, and ever polite and pleasant
himself and most centrally located, he solicit;
and deserves full share Of the public pat
ronsge, guaranteeing satisfaction always.
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Mr. Tilden Arnin

George Alfred Townsend's Correspondence
Yesterday saw your Uncle Sammy Tilden
walking along Nassau street, among the old
book shops. l never saw him look better.
His skin was clear as a girls and his eyes
open and intelligent. His coupe was being
walked little distance behind him, and now
and then he.would through out his hand like
a switchmsn on railroad motioning to the
engineer, and the coupe would moye up OF
stop. Tildon generally wears brown clothes
and high silk hat. He is seldom seen in
company with anybody, and only one or
two persons rushing by were aware who he
was. Yet he.will be remembered when many
a president is lost on the miscellaneous OBJ
security of long presidential roll. lie is IS
years old, and will be ~ at the next election
not much older than Gen. Jackson when
he climbed merry.g o.around. The old man
has followed Goerhe's advice; when love,
ambition and everything physical fail, take
up art and literature for the final comfort.
There is no man who could write more
successful book than Tiden, and none that
would be read by a greater multitude. The
politics of the state of New Yotk he knows
better than any man in it, and the politics of
New York has become the government. For
either good or evil, the genius Of this gov
eminent at present il directed by the sue
cessors of Martin Van Buren, and William Ii.
Seward,
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The Chicago Capitalists.

There was meeting OF the directors of the
board of trade at their hall yesterday
morning for the purpose of taking necessary
steps toward receiving and entertaining the
Chicago capitalists who are expected to ar
rive here to-day. These gentlemen are
stockholders in the Chicago, Mexican g. Cen
trail road, work on which will be inaugurated
Wednesday. Colonel John Stone presided
at the meeting. On motion the following
committee, consisting of seven, was APP
pointed, of which Mr.. d. II. Throope was
made chairman, to receive the guests and
fix upon the time Of meeting at the board Of
trade: D. II. Throope, w. j. Betterton
Col. F. 4. Hughes, 4. L. Marsaiis, Alex
Sanger, Capt. j. Msroney and Ike Loeb
The committee were empowered 10 decide
whether or not to have wines, cigars and
liquors at the meeting. After the meeting
adjourned the reception committee met and
decided that they would wait upon the gen.
tlemen this evening at 7 o'clock at their
hotel and escort them TO the board oftrade
rooms, where speeches would be made and
an exchange of views had. The committee
decided also that it would be meet and
proper to have on hand something to drink.
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OfIDterest to All.

Now that summer is so near, the lazy time
of the year, when every one seeks rest and
pleasure, the question comes as to how best
to pass the time. Simply 60 to 9. II. Ed.
wards and select from his immense stock OF
music some OF the choicest pieces, either
songs or instrumental, and if, before buying,
you want TO hear them played, 1t will be q
treat for you to hear Mr.. Cspwell (who is
always there to aid you in selecting, "run
them over" Then if you have no piano OF
organ Edwards is the man who can furnish
you with one. The best in the market, on
terms to suit you. And then you will be
provided with the means OF enjoyment not
only for the summer, but for cur whole lite
time. Don't forget the p'-ce; don't forget
to call at the music hous" Of O. II. Edwards
1875 Main street.
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From Gainesville.

The Lindsay house sample room, In Gaines
vile, Is one Of the most elegant saloons In
North Texas. Mr.. Ed. Dryer, the proprie-
tor, has taken special pains to make IL At.
tractive, and to this end keeps nothing but
the very finest brands Of pure sour mash,
hand made WHISTLES; his wines and liquors
are all imported, and bis cigars Of the best
brands Of Havana and domestic manufacture.
He has also billiard room attached, and his
sample room 10 now fashionable resort Of
Gainesville. To those visiting that town, Ed.
extends cordial invitation TO call and SEQ
him, assuring oil that no will kindly greet
them with the best Of everything In his limo.
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FORT WORTH.
Cores pondence of the Herald.

Cores pondence of the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, April 10. 1881.
I. L. Manning, who has been i'll for some
time with the meningitis, is considerably
improved.-The fruit crop was dam f, ged
Wednesday night, and will be damaged a
great deal "A large crowd attended the
race yesterday at this place. Johnnie Peters
sorrel beat MIR. Young's grey for $500. Dis
lance 444 yards. Betting was lively. They will
ride again this afternoon for 81, 900 side.
Charlie Gay and friends will meet at the
Merchants Exchange tonight al eight
O'Clock to contribute to the pool of $1,000
He and friends will leave for Dallas to-
morrow.-Dr. A. NJ. Walker, deputy su.
preme commander of the American Legion
of Honor, has very nearly gotten the mum.
Der, fifty, with which he proposes to organize
and wishes to effect his work Saturday night.
Fort Worth is calling for water works
as an importsnt addition to the city,
Mayor Brown thinks good market house
wo uld result In good, and be self.supporting
ard that the city could afford the improve
ment.
Twenty prisoners are in the countyjsil a
this time, and still they come; but they seen
to enjoy life, for they have "music and dane
ing"
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A few leading citizens have addressed a
request to Bishop Garrett that he would DO
good enough to preach on Easter Sunday
evening on asubiect of great interest to them.
Certain difficulties of an intellectual kind
have long caused them anxiety. Though will.
ing 10 believe they have been held back by
doubts which they cannot solve. The unity
of the divine and human nature in the person
of Christ, His lite, death and resurrection,
involving the miraculous, while science
seems to demonstrate the permanence of law
and the supremacy of evolution, present a
problem which is not easy to aolve. The
bishop has kindly consented to handle the
subject according to the terms OF the above
notice, the special text whereof will be |:
"The relation of the resurrection Of our
Lord Jesus Christ to modern scientific diff.
cultiea "
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Dallas Jockey Climb.

Yesterday afternoon the Dallas Jockey
Club association was organized at the fair
grounds, under the auspices of which the
races this spring will DO run. The following
officers and directors were elected President
w. B. Wright; Vice-President, w. @,
Conner; Treasurer, w. Q. Padgett. Directors:
A. Sanger, I. L. Marsalis, Sam Kline,
William II. CASTOR, q. B. Stephenson
and 4, V. Thompkins. After organization,
the. association adopted the name
of Dallas Jocky Club association and ap.
pointed committee to draft constitution
bylaws and rules, of which Mr.. T. l.. Mar
sails is chairman. The following gentlemen
were elected honorary members: James
Clarity and Marion Martin, Corsicana !;
Captain Lennox and Thomas w. Powell,
Fort Worth; Sam Milliken. Westherford |;
James Turner, Marshall; f. E. Emmerson,
Mckinney; j. B. McDougal, Denison I;
Monroe Miller, Austin +. E. Conrad, Fort
Griffin; r. z. Deck, Sherman; Wiley
Jones, Waco; Tom d. Craig,
Paris w. w. billiard, Dekalb
r, s. Ross and Judge j. w. Car.
roll, Denton; M. Cartwright, Terrell; j. O.
Bayne, Winnsboro; 7. j. Nash, Waxaha-
chic; j. NJ. Martin, Gainesville; George
Noble, Marshall. II is presumsble that
every one knows the objects and aims of a
jockey club and tine purpose Of these gen.
tlemen yesterday in organizing this associa-
ton was to foster and give an impetus to
the breeding Of fine stock and to encourage
especially here In north Texas speed con.
tests. The names of these gentl,meo, the
very first business men of the city, gentlemen
known all over the state for their standing
as reliable, honorable, prompt and respecta-
BILE gentlemen in the fullest extent of the
words, Is guarantee for tho association.
The races run under their auspices and direc.
tion will be all that iocky club race should
be. Dallas Is to be Congratulated that these
gentlemen have taken this matter in hand,
for tier efforts in the direction they aim al
will DO worth much TO the city as an adycr.
tisement and in material way as well.
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Al the Theatre.

A fair sized audience greeted the Fay
Templston last evening at Grad.
docks opera house many being
kept away from the fact of its being Good
Friday, Those who were present APP
peared quite pleased with the
operetta Of Olivette, an extrava-
ganza much on the style Of the famous
Pinatore. The chorusses were all we'll
noticeably 90. The crying song Of the
enforced bride was characteristic of
the sprightly Fay, and was so
much enjoyed that a repetition was called
for. II Il astonishing what magical effect the
graceful Airt Of the arm, the cunning kicks
Of lively, handsome girl, the bewitching nod
of tho head and the Gu. Of a misciev-
Gus eve, can have on tho minds Of male and
female, old and young aud the char ming
young Fay, not YET out Of her teens, pos.
sesses these charms In magical man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-16
shiioh's CONSUMPTION Cure.

This is beyond question the most successful
Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a few
doses invariably cure the worst cases OF
Drough Group, and Bronchitis, while IS
wonderful success in the cure of Q assumption
is without parallel in the his ory of medi-
clue. Since It's first discovery il has been
sold on guarantee, test which no other
medicine can stand. you have cough we
earnestly ask you to try 1t. Price l0cts, 80
cts, and ST 90. Ifyour lungs are sore, chest
orback, lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 25cts. Sold by Hickox s. House
druggists COS Main street. Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-16
Professor Trips Lecture.

Professor Trips closing lecture last nigh!
was perhaps the most alphabetically sp.
preciated of any one of the three, compris-
his course in Dallas. The historical drama
Of the Mexican expedition, with the life and
career of the i'll fated royal pair, who formed
the prominent figures in the sad historic
episode Of touching interest, in itself receives
q pathos in the memorable style Of
the distinguished lecturer, with his own
"reminiscences Of the prominent actor inter.
vene.
There Is talk of calling Professor Trip
for a repetition of his course here, or what
would DO better. fora full course Of
six lectures, at a time when many of our
intelligent citizens may have the opportuni-
~ of hearing him, where engagements have
precluded attending the present course.
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the.msmbsrs of the board of trade to be
present and witness the Inauguration of the
work Of this enterprise Some formality will
be observed and the officers of the projected
line will give little "blow out" right there
on the grounds at the initial point of the
road, which objective point is the Rio Grsnde
river
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around Ut
seem to prefer TO suffer and DO made misera.
Bile by Indigestion, Constipation. Dizziness
Loss Of Appetite, Coming up of the Food
Yellow Skin, when for rs cts, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalzer, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Hickox s. House, druggists,
COS Main street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-16

In our endcayors to preserve health. 1t is
secretOry system in perfect condition. The
well-knOwn remedy, Kidney. Wort, has spe-
ciiic action on the Kidneys, liver and bowels.
Use 1t instead of dosing with vile bitters or
drastic pills. II is purely vegetable, and is
prompt but mila In action.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-16
Greek Frontier.

London, April ia dispatch from
Athens to the Times, says no popular man
ifeststions have yet been made against the
recent acceptance by Greece of the proposals
regarding the frontier, and there is great and
possibly dangerous bitterness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-16

A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker mouth and Head Ache. With each
bottle there Is an ingenious nasal injector for
tho more successful treatment Of these com.
plants without extra charge. Price 80 cts.
Sold by Hickox s. House, druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas.
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A RARE BARGAIN!

business, offer for sale my Store house, with
or without small remnant of goods. MY store
Is In one OF the most popular mel z hb0rhoods
In Eastland county, 10 miles south Ut the town
of Eastland; house 20 by 10; III wareroom
on side. Lasting well water, stables, cribs,
lots, eto. etc, Title perfect.
The buildings and Improvements cost mo
more than thousand dollars cash. | will
take half that amount for IL. | have left q few
dry goods. boots, shoes and notions. will
take half0f first cost for these. There Ia gin
Mt the store, and merchant who wishes to do
so, can handle the cotton OF one of the hes,
portions of En- tland county. refer 10 j. b
Adoue and e So nieder 4 Davis, Dallas.
THOMAS r. HILL,
JSrreli, Eastland Co., Texas.
April 70, 1851.
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Chicago 4 mcnican Central.

Monday the grading force Of Messrs.
Caldwell & Nicely will break ground on the
Chicago, Texa. s. Mexican Central road
midway between the Trunk line and tho
river. The officials Of the road have invited
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-16
TIE n RELL.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the herald.
TEnRELL, April II, 1881.
There WAS wedding to-day at the Metho.
dist Episcopal church of Mr.. John Vesey, of
Paris, Texas, and Miss Addie s. Allen, OF
this city. Many friends witnessed the nup-
tials and wish the happy couple a prosper
GUS and happy future. They left this even.
ing for Paris, Texas, their future home.
Their many friends in Terrell wish them q
happy life.
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Good Friday,

New York, April 15.-Good Friday was
celebrated here to-day in all the Protestant
Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches
throughout the city with appropriate services,
which were attended by unusually large
congregations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-16

For the speedy cure of spermatorrhea, Sex
ual Debility and Impotency, most druggists
have tho medicines. We wish to - on this
curse OF our civilization. Ado ress, St louis
Curative Institute, st. Cha. ST., b, tween
9Th and 7th, st. Louis, Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-16
Largest Assortment

Of lace, and womens Tuscan straw bonnets
and hats, also full line Of shade hats In
straw and fsyles. The largest stock at Bau.
mans, 700 Elm street.
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we can sell cheap because we buy for cash
and sell for cash. Quick sales and small
profits al BaumAu's, 100 Elm street.
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10 the Wholesale Trade
we give special Inducements 10 millinery and
ladies' suits. All orders promptly filled.
Address L. BAumsn, 708 Elm street, Dallas,
Texas.
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The HERALD STRAIN Jon PRINTING OFFICE
10 turning out some beautiful job printing, and
at astonishingly low prices, IA word 10 the
wiBe," etc!
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Boots and shoes at Pages, COS Main strete
, 1881-08-02
BUSINESS.
Stocks Open Strong, but Close
Dull and Weak.
1sulls Said to Isc Selling III Fcnr
Of n Worse ItnifrOntl War.
Chicago Operators Buying-Fi.
; nances in Chicago.
Tho Produce Markets. Less Aotiye-Hoga
and Hog Product Easier.
Corn Strengthened by Dry Wcather--sShcat
Eascd OF, but Closed Stronger.
FINANCIAL.

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n,..,rs' .r ia .rtnt i,1 i ,o,nrt,ia win tnn
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ts r,,.,ns mint ton ~ i'm trn,,ro md nst III
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n,iww,u,, t,,r Io,ra ,un1o u,, ottnca, nrros In.
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n,,nrchrnsion nsn snrto,. .,r,, r., ,ho rniiron.i
,var
II, Chicago business wes moderately active,
md purchascs rxcccdc.l Tim snlos, Tho general
sentiment m tho West Ia moro ltutl;sl, tha.,
benrIs o,, account OF tho prospucts Of tho crops,
nnurt from, winter wheat, anl Of general bust
i,csy which ,,cycr promised better
Street Kossip credited tho Grani Trilnk At
l,oatou With milking contracts kpot TIL winter
At REDUCED rules OIL all tho vest bound freight
Uttered by spport, ,Tipro-vaB no tc1ht tnrnr-
untlon obthtnnl[c about tho wnr, hut tbcrc nro