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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-14
DIED.


WALLAR-on Tuesday, the 18th met, at 3
O'Clock r. NJ, of Consumption, Mrs. Jeminia
Wallar. Aged IS years.
Funeral services at Erie Street N. f.. Church,
Thursday the It'll, at , o'clock. Friends invited
to attend.
LYMAN-H0n- Darius LYMAN at the residence
of W. 5. q. Otis, Esq, on Wednesday morning,
Dec. 18th. Aged 7G years and . months.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, at 296 Prospect street, on Friday
next, at haIf-past 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The deceased was a native Of Goshen, Conn
whence he removed, in 1914, to Ravenna, Ohio, and
entered upon the practice of the law, continuing
to reside there till the spring OF 1861. nuring the
fifty years of his residence there he was much in
public life, having been a member of the State
Legislature at various periods from 1917 to 1852,
and during the nine years next preceding his re-
moval to Cleveland, Probate Judge for the county
of Portage.
In whatever position he has been placed, he has
been remarkable for his integrity, and noble and
liberal spirit. Though decided in his political
views, his private life was unusually free from the
rsncor ofa partisan. His name in the county Of
his residence is q SYNONYM $500
and will ever be associated in the memory of his
fellow citizens with all that is fairest and most
excellent in human character.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT mAREEr nxPoRT

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Pre-I
NEW YoRE, December l
RAILWAY STOCKS.
The stock market this A. NJ. exhibited consider
able spec lative activity with a Tenancy toward
higher quotations. Erie was active and strong
The chief feature Of the market was large casn
transactions in Cleveland and Pittsburg. DuIine
the day the market continued steady. ~ the iast
board Michigan Southern and Pitts0urs were
lower, but the balance Of the list steady.
QUOTATIONS.
The following were the closing prices at 4:3O 7. ~.
New York Central 1864; Erie 1854; Hudson lOs1z;
Reading Ilj5z Michigan Southern 70; Cleye-
land 4 Pittsburg 9312; Cleveland & Toledo 1u312;
Rock Island 1914; Northwestern Sc; Ohio Il Mis-
sissippi certificates Is.
MONEY.
Money easy at Z per cent.
GOVERNMENTS.
Governments strong and active. $50 of '62 ~ers
hrmer upon foreign quotations and hightr' III
series were lower. 1905 are about betteg-
GOLD.
Gold is less active and the market is free from,
pressure of government sales. 1t is rumors Z on
the street that for the present the Assistant Tess-
urer has stopped selling. Closed at l451s.
EXPORTS.
Tho Scotia to-day took ont $500, 600 in spec f..
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks are steady with small 5 les, at
the following rates Consolidated 100; lvanl zoe BIO
| Bradley co.; Cherry Run 81; Excelsior s5i Fee
Simple %; First National A.; Pithole Cre,Ik 1925;
United States 2I60:- Wahztar IL. Northsrn- Light
900, on Creek IO5; Bennehof Run l6SO.
PETROLEUM.
with more favorable news from Europe the mar
ket has become more active and advancing Sales
42c; 1000 bbl4 refined in bond at 6T969e for this
market on spot; LOCO bbls do at Csc, and 1900 bbls
do at 6796sc.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown Sheetings-Atlantie A so; PepPeril Z
2S15; BoutH 22A.
BieacheS sheetings-NY Mills 471zi wamsutta
4213; Ions dale 30.
Prints-Aserrimack w 20; SprASue "A Hamll-
ton 81.
eiaines- Manchester 90; Pacific %.
Ginghams- Berkshire 25i Roanoke 20.
Brown Drill. @StOddard 33A; Winthrop 2s%.
Corset Jeans LaConia 371z; Bates S3%-
cks-Eye 4T!&; Pittsield %.
StriDes-Whitte soR' A 40
Denins-Haymak er 4212i Boston 81.
BaInfprai skirts@iJl bert S47; Bruner $50.
spool Cotton-Coats' 10; Willamette %.
Hoon S~Eirfs-Neyer's TX l., narrow taped 500
so wide do 7oai23; BrsS 'ley's Duplex Elliptic, %
to 50 hoops, s7Is to los; p npress Tran 10
DIsPATa tEs.
The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to-day:
~BOstOn-COttOn goods nrm Ut au'"hoeu Pri0es,
with an active demand
Providence-Bette feeling | n regard to GOODS.
Low bleached goods 2 or &c hh " -
mnud for prints at an adNahoe'
Philadeiphia-Trad more act. We without any
thing favoring buyers.
Baltimore-Msrket quiet and - ~. IT..
Cincinnati-Trad continues ma ~ ~ ~
vance in the New York market has =" Us Set ho
visible effect on business hSre-
Chicage-No perceptible iuproSeme ~ IN uA"e
except in wooden goods, which are SELLING Iresly.
LouisviIle-Trade moderately active IA" prices
unchanged.
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FINANCIAL s COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Dec. 10, 1865.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. IL, 1903.
There was less demand reported for. cur
rency in the money market to-day, and gen
orally bankers were feeling a trife easier at
the close, but the market is still quite tight,
though not positively stringent. Bankers
are disposed to be as sparing in their loans
as the circumstance of their customers will
permit, and it is probable that during the
remaining days of the year curtailment in
this department of their business will be
the rule.
There is still no Improvement noted in the
supply of Eastern Exchange, and the mar
ket rules closo and firm at par buying and
LILO premium selling.
The foreign advices received to-day are
more favorable than for some time past
Five-twenties had advanced, closing at
645 a American cotton closed buoyant
at an advance of Id. Breadstuffs were also
better and moro active. Provisions dull.
In New York to-day Gold was quiet and
steadier, closing without especial change at
145B. Governments were more active and
irmcr, under the European news, closing at
an advance. The investment demand for
government securities is steadily widening,
and advancing prices in Europe will give
additional impetus to this movement. When
the message of President johnson is read in
Europe and the friendly sentiments of our
government thus made known, and capital
lists have the opportunity of better under
standing our purposes and prospects, as set
forth in the report of Secretary McCulloch,
with reference to the public debt, there can
be no doubt of a decided movement in ia
vOr of our national securities, at largely ad-
vanced prices.
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DEATH or WM. DARIUS LrAAx.-This old,
well-known and honored citizen of Northern
Ohio, died yesterday morning at the resi-
denee of w. S. C. Otis, Esq, in this city, at
the age Of seYsnty-six years and five
months. He was born in Goshen, Conneeti-
cut, and removed to Ravenna, Portage coun-
ty, in 1914, wherein made his home until the
spring of 1864, when he moved to this city.
He was universally respected, and enjoyed
the confidence not only of his friends. but Of
the public, whom he served as State Repre-
sentative and Senator at various periods
from 1917 to 1852. His influence was mark
ed in the Legislature. For the last nine
years of his life he had been Probate Judge
OF Portage county.
His funeral will take place at half-past
ten o'clock next Friday, from No. 296
Prospect street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-14

ONO CHEESE MANtFscTrRERs.-The Ohio
Cheese Manufacture association will hold
their second annual meeting in this city, on
the oath and 25th of January next. An ad-
dress will be delivered on the evening of the
oath by Mr.. X L. Willard, editor of the
Country Gentleman. Among the topics to
be discussed by the meeting are:
1. Improved Methods of Cheese Manu-
facture.
2. Best Manner of Marketing Cheese /;
whether direct or through Middle-men.
3. An Uniform Rate of Cheese Manufac-
ture for 1866. -
4. The best Manner Of Organizing Factor
les; whether by private enterprise, by Cor
porations or otherwise.
5. Best Breed of Cows for the Dairy.
6. Summer and Winter Management of
Mich Cows, &C., &c.
1t is expected that there will be a large
attendance of dairymen from all parts of
the United States and Canada.
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ROSTER OF THE 9th O. V. 1.-The Sixty
seventh Ohio Infantry, being a consolida-
ton of the SD and 9th regiments, arrived
at Camp Chase on Tuesday afternoon, for
final discharge. The following is the roster
of the field, staff and line officers and non
commissioned staff, at date of muster out Of
service
Brevet Major-General A. C. Voris, Colonel
Brevet Brigadier-General H. R. West, Lieu
tenant Colonel Major, j.. 7. Plat Surgeon,
Westfall; c. D. Lindsay, Assistant
Regimental Quartermaster.
Captains-Brevet Major T. Curtis, G.. L.
Childs, j. C. Edwards, H. K. Hitchcock, W.
Hedges, Charles Stevens, - AnseI, ]. D.
Kennedy, R. McA1urray and John Smith.
First Lieutenants-John r. Murray, A.
W. Craig, Thomas Wilson, G. D. Howe, C.
E. Minor, A. j. Bowman, Geo. Taffan, Ed.
C. Jeffries, Robert Davidson.
Second Lieutenants-Geo. Baker, Joseph
Weolcott, Christian Getz.
Non-eommissioned Staff-Acting Sergeant
Major, Vincent s NTH Q-uartermaster Ser
geant, Ed. Cunningham !; Commissary Of
Subsistence, Joel Fickel Hospital Steward,
s. McBeth.
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COIN and gOvernments in this market to-

There is a moderate business doing in
Compound interest notes at 10l4@1O54 buy
ing and 1O24@1O7 selling, for the various
issues.
The Chicago papers report all branches of
trade in hat city dull, merchants being gem
orally engaged in closing up their business
for the year. Those who have heavy stocks
on hand are unloading, while those who
have light stocks are buying only " from
hand to mouth" The money market is
stringent both for currency and exchange.
1t is estimated that during the past ninety
days nearly SlO,OOO,OOO in currency nave
been expressed East by the banks Of Chica-
go to keep up their balances.
In Cincinnati the money market is easy,
but borrowers are not freely accommodated,
bankers preserving a good degree of eau
ton. The demand is however not large.
The 18th of December half-yearly divi-
dend on the second series $500, GOO, OO0) of
the 7-SO Loan will be paid on Friday next
1855 on each 500, or $3.50 on each $1,000
Treasury boRiA The amount to be thus dis
bursed through all the repositories of the
Treasury is S1O.95O, 600 currency.
A writer in the New York Times states
that last weeks exports from New York and
the South were in excess of the imports to
tho enormous amount of St.974,655 gold
value, and for the past eight weeks 50, 49,
SIS.
The improvement in the foreign bread
stuffs markets reported by steamer to-day,
taken in connection with the diminished
receipts, encouraged operators in New York,
and an advance of LEG 15c was established
on Flour, 1@2c on Wheat and Ic on Corn.
In this market there was no marked sympa-
thy with the upward turn East except that
holders were irmer, buyers mauifesting no
better disposition to take hold than before.
We are consequently unable to note any i'm
provement In the way of business. We
heard Of no transactions in Flour, and can
gre eply holders, fgqrsA Khsat Nas IL
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AoADEMr OF MUs1c.-"The Female Detec-
tive" which was performed last evening to
a large house, was the worst piece, worst
played, which it has been our ill-fortune to
see for years. 1t belongs to the lowest order
of the sensation drama, and its fustian and
ran is unredeemed by a single ray of ex-
cellence. Apparently influenced by a
praiseworthy determination to make its
damnation doubly deep, the actors who sus-
tanned (?) Miss Lolita in it We'd with each
other as to which would forget the most of
his Part and could get through what he did
not forget the most clumsily and ineffect-
ually. If it was their design to kill the
piece beyond possibility of resurrection
they were successful.
The bill announced for tonight is "Ire-
land as it Was" with "Nan the Good for
Nothing" in which Miss Lolita made such a
Tuesday night, as the afterpiece.
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HARTFORD ACCIDENT INSURANCE COxpAS,

HARTFORD ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Augustus Fuller, Esq, is agent in this
city for the above reliable company. His
Office is No. 2I5 Superior street. Mr.. Fuller
is an old citizen of this place and a highly
respected business man. He represents a
company whose claims should be regarded
by people who, in these days fruitful of ac-
cidents 10 life and limb, are called upon to
travel. We have taken a policy, and wo
advise all to go and do likewise. 1t is the
compony, and Mr.. Fuller is at your service.
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L. C.Hdiaes called | saw DR.. Hughes pass
my shop in a carriage'the day Tamzcn Par
sons was shot. My shop is opposite the
Fountain House. l went into Christians
tailor shop and saw DIR. H. there. l made
an excuse of getting measured for a pair of
pants, for going in there. Heard a little
conversation don't know that / can tell
any part of it, as it was held in a very low
tone. think Hughes said to Christian that
he didn't know why he was after him so,he
didn't know what he had lone TO him.
Hughes went out very soon, and l had hard
ly got over to my shop when l heard the
alarm, and went up to Columbus street. Met
DR.. II. half way down to the junction, and
JOnu FrIce o HUJIe behind, who JOOR mold
of DIR. HIS arm. DR.. shook him of. Went
to the ward, and when | returned saw the
carriage going toward Cleveland. Started
in pursuit after going to the depot to tele-
graph to McKinstry. l saw Hughes next
one and q half miles northwest from Bed
ford, walking on the railroad toward Bed
ford. He lodged into the bushes on the
east side of the road, and got ont of notice.
Scott was near me, and l called to have him
20 with me. He had fired a pistol three or
four times before he joined me. Saw him
an hour and a half afterwards. He was then
in the bushes a few rods south of where |
first saw him. He was there arrested. His
manner at Christians shop was very cool.
/ saw him, however, for an instant as he
lodged up out Of the bushes, about an hour
before his arrest.
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HENRY PARsoSs.-At the trial of DR.,
Hughes two witnesses were examined of the
same name. One of them is Mr.. Henry
Parsons, of Newburgh, who was concerned
in the divorce matter of DR.. Hughes, who
should not be COMPOUNDED with the other wit
ness, Mr.. Henry Parsons, druggist of this
city. They are not related to each other.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
HOstetterS' Celebrated Stomach
BitteFS.
READ REV. W. B. LEES LETTER.
BRooKLYN Nav 2stb IsG9

READ REV. W.. B. LEES LETTER.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, May 18th, 1868.
Messrs. HosTETTER d SMITH: -
GESTLENEN-I have used your Bitters during
the last six weeks, and feel it due to you aud to the
public to express my hearty approval of their eE-
feet upon me. 1 never wrote a "puf" for any
one, and I abhor every thing that savors of quack-
cry. But your Bitters are entirely removed from
the level of the mere nostrHms of the day, being
patent alike to all, and exactly what they profess
to be. They are not advertised to cure every thing
but they are recommended to assist nature in the
alienation and ultimate healing of many of the
most common inirmities of the body, and this they
will accomplish. 1 had been unweIl for two
months, as is usual with me during the spring. 1
was bilious, and suffering from indigestion, and a
general disease of the mucuous membrane, and
though compelled to keep ut work in the discharge
Of my professional duties, was very weak, of yell
low complexion, no appetite, and much ofthc time
confined to my bed. When 1 had been taking
your Bitters a week my vigor returned; the sallOw
complexion was all gone, I relished my food, and
now 1 enjow the duties OF tho mental application,
which so recently were so very irksome and bur
densome to me. When used your Bittors, 1 felt
a change every day. These are Ccts. All infer
ence must be made by each individual for himself.
Yours, respectfully,
W. D. LEE,
Pastor of Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church.
decI3: Rod ritw
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

COTTON.
Cotton sales for the weeks o. 800 bales The mar
ket dull, but became firmer and closed a Em on Fri
day at an advance of I'd on American. ne qe0ta-
tiOns are:
Orleans fair 22%@23d middling Gid Mobile
middling 2D54d: upland I'D; middling 2G4.
The sales on Friday were 10000 bales. Market
closing firm, and awaiting the reception of Amer
lean news by the Caba. Stock in port 3Js,uDo
bales; including us, 0aD bale of American
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, December 3
Sales Of cottOntO-day were ~, 800 bales, intending
7,On to sPecHiators and exporters The market
closes firm to-day.
BREADsTUrrs.
Breadstufs are frmer.
PROVISIONS.
Provision market dull.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum upward.
LONDON MARKIrTs.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, December Con
soils closed at ST5S5&STA. Extra dividend o.. S.
S-9Ns 64I9G5; Illinois Central S3GS3H; Erie 500
591z.
-%HgdP Il 5 Sa5f a9 4 4 i SsarS Isl # 2 ga1aaOs
Sugar quiet. Coffee firm
Petroleum advancing.
Barring Bros. also report a fair business doing
ing in F~ive-Twenties at $40 TGf5A.
Speculations in Erie shares have advanced them
to 59959A.
hrvBRP0oL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Decembe 2, A. M.-CircuIars report
the Breadstuf market iTmCr.
Flour has advanced GdGG1s.
Wheat is I@24higher Yed los 2d@lOs sd.
Corn has advanced I'd : mixed 30s@3os Cd.
ProvisiOns-Beef very firm. Pork scarce. Lard
declining. Bacon Is lower. Cheese firm. Butter
firm, but slow of sale.
The Brokers' circular says sugar is nat. Coffee
inactive.
Petroleum is very fsm>
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HOLIDAY GIFTs.-What more desirable as
a Christmas or New Years gift than books ?
rhvy=Hv vHIy gFrvPfvusurv ard instruction
to the recipient, but furnish instructive and
entertaining food for the old as well as grow
ing minds Of the home circle in which they
are found. W. D. Baker, $50 Superior street,
taking this view of the fact, has filled his
shelves with the choicest books, in point Of
matter as well as finish, ever brought to this
city. Among his large collection will be
found complete sets of Washington Irving,
Prescott, Cooper, Dickens, Bulwer, Hallam,
Bancroft and Scott; in fact, complete editions
Of all the standard authors, in every style
of binding, including that rare work Of
Audubon, in eleven volumes, the only COM
plete set of Audubon for sale in the city.
Mr.. Baker is also agent for that work which
is a library within itself, the American
Encyclopaedia, and has complete sets in
half calf, turkey, and sheep bindings. This
season Tennyson's works, which are so ele-
gantly gotten up by Ticknor and Fields,
Boston, are having an Unprecedented sale,
and at Bakers you will find the Earring
ford edition, being Tennyson's complete
Poems; Enoch Arden, one volume; and
Tenhyson's Idyls of the King, all beautifully
illustrated. Also Longfellow's Tales of a
WayAide Inn, a new edition, finely illus
trated. Ifyou want a large family Bible,
Prayer Book, Photograph Album, Webster's
Unabridped Dictionary. Writing Desk. Tour
list Case, Portfolio, or fancy toilet article,
you can find a splendid assortment at
Bakers.
The little ones are not forgotten, but are
remembered in a large and judiciously Sc
lected stock of Juvenile books, in sets, put
up in neat boxes, as well as separate vol
umes Of Instructive reading, games.
Do not fail to examine his stock before
purchasing as you viii find prices at the bot
tom Of the market, and his assortment COM
pletes
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-14

CHRISTMAS GuTs.-The rush to the Metro
politan Gift Book store for the last three
or four weeks has been a marvel to see
But the secret off t is plain, tits "the open
secret" it is this Every book sold draws
a gift. Every dollars worth of books bought
entities the purchaser to a Christmas gift.
Those who want to buy Christmas presents,
can kill two birds with one stone, every
time, by going to Lincoln's.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-14

MER1TED PRoMor1oN.-It is with unusual
pleasure that we record the fact that our
fellow citizen, Capt. S. G. Lynch, of the War
Telegraph Corps, has been promoted by tho
President to a Lieutenant Colonelcy of Vol
unteers by brevet, for "meritorious services
and devoted application to duty" We con-
graduate the Captain on this promotion. IT
was certainly fairly earned, for he dis
charged his delicate but arduous duties
with ability and satisfaction.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

Academy of Music-Miss Lolita.
J. q. Dewitt & Co.-Ladies' Dresses.
Morgan, Root & Co.-Christmas Presents.
Cowles & Co.-Silver Ware, Canes, &c.
VIM. H. Appleton-New Books.
NJ. F.. Corner-LocaI Notice.
J. R. shipherd-Derby Hats.
J.H. Dewitt Co.-Lace Collars, &c.
W. H. Bidwell-Eclectic Magazine.
S. S. Observation-Disclosures For Sale.
C. II. Seymour-Second-hand Furniture.
j. II. Dewitt & Co. Water proof Cloths.
Crumb, Darlington s Kendall-Dry Goods.
Al. Stanford-Guardian's Sale.
Bryant, Stratton & ~FeltOn-Local Notice.
CHI. Seymour-New Furniture.
a. A. & K,-omoe Desk for Sale.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial 70 ClevelaDd Daily LEADER.l

PITTSBURGH, Dec. $500 P. N.
The market took a fresh start to-day. the favor
able foreign news having drawn out buyers. Re-
ceipts of Crude to-day 5loO bbls. Sales 1900 bols,
as follows 25O0 hbls free on cars at 32933o $50
bbls in bulk at &c 1000 bbls on wharf, including
packages, at 32ci 500 bbls at 2sc, packages ex-
changed.
Refined in more inquiry. Stocks light. Sales
1000 bbls bonded, delivered before 10th January, at
SIC; 800 bbls for December delivery en- spot at CSC.
Free hrm, bat demand limited.
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A Remedy o the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an efectua
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, of 164 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity of
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. . East Fourth street, Cincin;
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton & Ducham. Cleveland, O. my6:R5
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IIides-we quote as follows:
y. stock market-Dee. ID.

GOVERNMENT STocKs-Ruled quite hrm.
United states 5-2O coupons, Of 1862, 1O33s; do
do Of IS A, 1917; United States fves of1s7l, regis
tcr.d. 95l5; d51O-l0s coupons, 9lSG do skies, one
year certiicite-, new issue 9T54.
Tennessee skies Of 1880 50.
S-TGgEs-Stf0ng.
Ii5Jg; Michigan SOnfhern 754; RockIsland I071S;
Pittsburgh %; Erie 1884; New York Central 81;
Toledo 1o5B; Northwestern GHi Do preferred
s.Hi EeEs Wayas WIS