NEWS OF THE RAILROADS; Western Traffic Matters -- East-Bound Freight Rates Cut.

March 31, 1895

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CHICAGO, March 30. -- The bottom seems to have dropped out of east-bound freight rates. There was fully as much, if not more, demoralization to-day as yesterday, and there seems to be little prospect for a better state of affairs. It is said that the Grand Trunk will make a rate of 12 cents on grain Monday and of 20 cents on provisions. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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