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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-03

Mir. W. c. Ginn, referring in Wednes- days Palladium to the recent accident from the bursting of an emery wheel, speaks of patent that would obviate all danger from the bursting of grinding wheels. If such protection is possible, there ought to be a law passed against running stones or wheels at high rate of speed unless adequately protected. In view of frequent and recent accidents, we can hardly consider Charles Reade's pie ture of the dangers of this kind of work, in ''Put Yourself in His Place, ''too highly colored.
 BLACKwooD's EDNBURG MAGAZINE for August contains: The Abode of Snow; The Story of Valentine, and his Brother; New Books; Alice Lorraine: A Tale of the South Downs; Seven Village Songs; The Civil War in America, by the Comte de Paris; Montaro's Flight; The Agricultur- al Strike.
 Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,, New York; $4 year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great Business Chance

THE Flour and Feed mills lately owned by j. Thomas Shanley of Thomaston. deceased, will be leased for term of from to four years These mills are situated about three miles north of the village of Thomaston and are in perfect repair. There is unlimited water power from the Naugatuck river, and side tract from the Naugatuck railroad running to the mills. There mills from reliable customers. smart active man can clear from S2, GOO to $3,O0O year with a moderate capital. Such chance for business seldom occurs. Apply to
 F. NJ. FOSTER,
 22 4w Thomaston, Conn., Executor and guardian for minor child.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-03
FOR SALE!

4 FARM in the town of Trumbull, situated A seven miles from the city of Bridgeport and one mile from Beers Mill station on the Housa- tonic R. R. On said farm is a good house and suitable outbnildings with which there will be sold from 5Oito 100 acres of land, the quantity to be regulated to suit the purchaser. For fur ther particulars address, I. R. Brinsmade, near premises or D. $. BRINSMADE,
 22tf Birmingham Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-03
WANTED l!
Notice,

A N adjourned meeting of the Litchfeld Coun A ty Agricultural Society will be held at the Town Hall, Litchfeld, on the 17th day of Sep tember, 1874, at two o'clock afternoon.
 E. RATCHFORD STARR, President. Litchfeld. August 27th, 1874. 1t
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-09-03

WINE eF THE WooDs invigorates the Liver. Ally
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-18
WHEELING W. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 1S, 1874

until Friday, there was Q general thin
ing out of members. Many started
down town; others repaired to the rest.
aursnt to fortify themselves for the
contingency OF an all night session,
while Mr.. Butler, OF Massachusetts,,
who had charge Of the motion to recon-
slider, gave evidence OF his determine
ton to fght it out on that line ifit took
all night, by having . dinner
brought to bis desk. Almost all
the seats were vacated and the
members who remained in the hall COL
leeted in groups, discussing the ,itus.
ton, and how to avoid the threatened
dead lock. The Speaker was the CEN
tral figure of one of these groups, and it
may be assured that he counseled .
compromise; while Cox was the central
figure of another group, as he
had changed his vote on the resolution
and had voted with the majority, 90
that il Mr.. Butler should withdraw his
motion to reconsider Mr.. Cox was in q
position to renew it. The vote for sd.
journment until Friday showed that no
quorum was present and the Speaker
stated that in that condition OF the
House no motions were in order except
to adjourn or for q call
of the House. Both motions were made,
one on the Democratic and one on the
Republican side. The vote was taken
on the motion to adjourn and it was re-
jected by 81 yeas to "A nays. The
motion for q call OF the House was
then taken by standing vote, and it ap-
pesred TO be defeated by 81 yeas to 70
nays. 1t was then taken BY
tellers and sgain defeated.
Yeas 81; nays 73. The House then
voted on the motion by Mr.. Butler. OF
Tennessee, by tellers to adjourn. Yeas
72; nays 70. Mr.. Pratt who had
moved the call OF the House demanded
the yeas and nays on the motion to
adjourn and they were ordered. On
the vote by yeas and nays the motion
10 adjourn was carried. Yeas 81;
nsyssl. Adjourned,
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the increass OF the capital stock OF the
company been . subject Of considera-
ton at any meeting of the Executive
Committee. Respectfully,
"WN. LORroS, President.
Detectives are already on the track
Of the perpetrators of these forgeries- 1t
is expected that Q handsome reward
will be offered Tor the detection OF the
iorsers. The vice-pfesident was blamed
BY some OF the members for reading
the letters without firss consulting the
president Of the Exchange, and it is
stated that this matter is under discus-
sion in the governing pgcommittee. Every
effort will be made 10 ferret out the au-
dacious scoundrel. The Stock Ex-
cosnge Commercial says: "The most
suspicious part OF the nefarious trans
action is Mr.. Wbeelack as
Stunning to act as vice-presldent
and reading the Hforged com-
municatious from the Western Un.
ion and Wabash Offices, when he If
nothing more than chairman OF the
Floor Committee. Wbeelock is an old
member OF the Stock Exchange, and
has sustained q reputable character up
to the present time. 1t behooves the
Board to inquire into his dealings in
hese stocks recently, as we'll as TO
find out who have been late buyers and
eellers for themselves and for other
parties"
The Gales OF Western Union stock
after the forged letters were read
amounted TO 65, 900 shares, and OF Wa
bash, 10000 shares.
The Hsusc OF Lor rdt:
A Herald" special from London
says: Two members OF the Cabinet,
Messrs. Cardwell and Chichester Fer
teeque, also Mr.. Hammond, ls,s Of the
foreign office Sir. Thomas FfeemaDt!e
and Viscount Enfield, will be called to
the House oil Lords.
The simmons Verdict. r.
The jury in the case OF John E.
Simmons rendered a verdict OF man.
slaughter in the third degree. Sem
tence deferred.
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Va DEPARTMENT.

Wa DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIRr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsAISsroS. Feb. II, SP.M
3 PROBABILITIES. . =;
For the Lower LaKe region, Ohio
Valley, Middle, Atlantic and Southern
States lalliog barometer, northeast to
southeast winds. cloudy weather and
rain or snow. For the Upper Lakes
and Northwest rapidly falling barome-,
ter, southerly to eastsrly winde. partly
cloudy weather and possibly light
rains or snow.
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THR financial crisis oil last fall seems
to have been little needed by the
gamblers who are now playing their old
tricks upon the Stock Exchange. The
forged letters in relation to the Wester n
Union Telegraph Company simply
show to what extent the stock opera
tors will 60, and how little dependence
is to be placed in the honesty Of msn>
kind in general.
The man who bought Western Union
stock at the lowest figure produced by
these false reports. makes handsome
profit when it is discovered that the
rumors were false and that no increase
Of the capital stock Of the Company is
now contemplated. The honesty Of the
transaction will scarcely be defended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-18
Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, February l7.-Flou1-Dull
but unchanged and nothing doing.
Wheat dull and marked unsettled; No.
/ Chicago spring 81 lsf9l Isl; No. 2
do / l6I cash; III seller March; | 1911
seller April; No. 3 do l 10; rejected
] 05. Corr-Dull, unsettled and lower;
No. 2 mixed 54i955c CASH;
55S seller March; 56tc seller April;
March 56tc; April 63lS May rejected
old 5O@5lc; new 4Sc. Oats-Iu fair
demand at lower rates; No. 4llc casb;
4lic March; 47ic May. Rye-Scarce
and firm; No. 2iresh S49S4ic. Barley
Dull and unsettled; No. 9 spring At
/ 7S9l So No. 3 spring nominal a,
| 63Sl 65. Pork-Dull and lower al
IA GOALS 90 cash or March; IA $50
IA 40 April. Lsrd-Dull and lower a.
SIC cash or March; 905 April. Bulk
Meats-Steady; sales OF shoulders at
Sic short rib niddles Tic, both pack
ed; short clear mddles Tic loose; short
rib middles April loose 90 buyer
April loose 8 90 Dressed Hogs-Dull
and lower at 6 %. Whisky-Dull and
nominal; CSC bid; 96 asked.
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New York Anrket.

new YORK, February lI-Cotton-
Easier; niddlIpg uplands l6tc- Flour
Dull and lower; superfine western ard
state IS 1896 Is; common 70 good
6 $500 10 good to choice 9 1896 90
white wheat extra 6 90a7 co. extra
Ohio6 1907 30. Wbisky-Quiet at
81 90 Wheat-Heavy and lower, No
l spring 81 56@l SO; white spring
i 81; Bye and barley uuchapged.
Corn-In limited demand; new western
mixed s1oat 73@T9S very choice do
T91S0c; new white western Isle. Oats
Dull and lower MIXED western 500
sic white western 6096llc. Coffee
Dull and nominal Sugar-Lower.
Petroleum-Firner; crude on spot TIC,
March 7!G refined on spot Isle Feb
ruary l6c; first half Of March l6ic.
Pork-Heavv; new mess sl6 90 March
Is %; May Is IS. Lard-Prine steam
on spot 27.l6S February 9IG March
9,G9 7.l6e April 9 9.I6s. Butter
Firm; western 25937c. Cheese-Pirm;
ll@l6ic.
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CINCINNATI.

The Ipjaaction Against she Praying
CINCINNATI, February 1.-THE trial
of the injunction against the praying
women, began in Hillsboro to-day. and
was occupied BY the argument OF the
counsel for the women. No result was
reached.
The temperance crusade is still eI-
teodiug in Ohio and Indiana. The , sa;
loon keepers in Springfield held
a meeting last night and resolved to
stop selling liquor TO be drank
on the premises, which is eontrary to
lay.
Dio Lewis visited Washington Court
House, which was secure, being place
in which the system was tried and
where the ladies have secured COM
plete victory. The day was spent in
rejoicing al Xepia. Jacob Klein was
fioed to the full extent of the law for
using obscene language to some Of the
praying ladies.
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INDIANA.
The Women's whisky War.

Tho Women's whisky War.
JEFFERsoNvILLE February 1.-THE
Ladies Temperance Union made a
flank movement on the nopsunion ele-
ment this morning by assembling at
the Presbyterian church at l2 o'clock,
to the number OF 20, where all report
ers and persons not members OF the
union, were excluded. After their se.
cret preliminary arrangements were
effected, they moved to Johnson's ga
loon, in the eastern part OF the city.
He met them kindly. but positively re-
fused to sign the pledge. Several
hymns were sung, and prayers were
then offered that bedimmed eyes. From
this point they moved on Leonard
Goals saloon on Chestnut street. here
the doors were closed and devotional
exercises were held on the sidewalk, the
street by this time being tbrouged and
the crowd increased to several hundred.
At this hour, two o'clock, services are
being held in the street in front Of Cas-
Der Lansman's saloon which is closed.
Movements so far to-day are exceeding
" quiet and orderly. The boisterous
manner showed by the bummers yes
terday seems to have subsided. As yet
NO effect bas been produced upon any
OF the other saloon proprietors.
A grand and enthusiastic rally to sus-
tain the womens temperance movement
in this city, was held at Mozart Hall
this evening. The crowd was immense
and many wereturned awsv for want Of
standing room. s. B. Di9erdaffer. q
prominent coal merchant, presided,
who with several ministers includ-
ing many prominent citizens made
short and effective speeches OF the ut
most encouragement to the movement.
The general sympathy outside OF the
saloon proprietors, is in favor OF con-
tiuued and vigorous prosecution OF the
work. 1t was resolved to organize 8
stock company with capital of twenty
five thousand dollars 10 aid and
prosecute the movement. The subscrip-
ton WINS lively and the full amonnt is
likely soon to be raised. The manner
in which the saloon keepers undertook
to suppress the movement has signally
failed and created renewed sympathy In
favor Of the movemet and ntbe work
goes on with indications OF success.
Mardi Ora, Procession.
EVANSVILLE, February H.-Mardi
Gras was celebrated BY a procession o'
about one thousand mssks. The streets
were tbropged all along the line which
was several miles in length. The
masks were almost exclusively OF .
ludicrous character, a moderate few
being elaborate. Three bands furnish
ed the music. No disturbances
occurred during the procession
King Momus was represented by a
large pork packer. About 5000 sIrang-
ers were in the city. The St George
Hotel was opened this evening for q
most brilliant banquet and bsll. About
300 guests, q large number OF them dis
tinguished men oil Indiana, Illinois and
Kentucky, were present.
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Ciscinpa.i Market

CINCINNATI, February l7.-Cottor-
Steady at Isle. Flear-Very dull at
69067 Is. Wheat-Dull and lower at
| 406l 43. Corn-Dall at 59@6lc.
Oat.-Quiet and steady ct 47@53c.
Rye-Dull; No Isl 0l@l 02. Barley
Best grades frm; No. . iall 500
/ S.; lower grades dull. Oils-Linseed
steady at los Lard oil 10 fair demand
and firm at s5c. Eggs-Steady at lie.
Butter-Sieady. Cheess-Firm. Pork
Quiet at l5c- Lard-Quiet and
steady; steam SIC kettle 9@9}c. Bulk
Mea,s-Quiet and steady shoulders Sic;
clear rib sides 7!97iS clear 7i@7ic.
Bacon--Stesdy; shoulders Sic; clear
rib sides SIC; clear SIC. Hogs-Dull
aud 20 choice offering, light 5 00G5 25;
besvy 75G5 90 receipts ,l99; ship
m.nts l,l3S. Whisky-Firm At 9jc.
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AliegAe.y Lave sssek Market.

PITTSBURGH February l6.-The live
stock market at tbs Allegheny yards
yesterday was heavy and dragging. The
arrivals were slim. but the stock gen
erally OF good quality. The attendance
OF buyers WAS good, but they did no.
seem to be anxious to purchase, no
doubt holding of for A. anticipated re
ducticn in prices
CArrLE-Ths arrivals were measre,
but the quality excellent All tha.
came in were sold bat Eve cars of prime
steers. The ruling price ior first class
stock was &c, With common and scalla-
wsgs at from &c 10 Sc.
SHKEr-Prices tending upward. with
bat fair stock offering. which were
readily disposed OF. Al the peas were
cleared al prices ranging fsom 4lc to &c.
according TO quality.
HoGs-The arrivals were quite
limited, and nearly oil were sold .,
slightly advanced prices. Prime
Workers readily fetched 6ic and CON-
mon brought from 80 10 &c.
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WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, February IL.
Chi.f Justice waite.

Chi.f Justiee waite.
Chief Justice Waite arrived last night
and is stopping at the Arlington House,
The Chief Justice called upon the
President to-day, and remaining until
the cabinet met, he was formally pre-.
sented to each member, when some
time was passed in pleasant convsrsa-
ton. -E.- q.
The District Government Investiga-
tion
The select Committee appointed to
investigate the affairs Of the District OF
Columbis viii not meet sgain for busi-
ness until Governor Shepherd shall
have furnished the detailed information
required The Committee have not,
a. yet, called on the memoralists to
present specific charges and name wit
nesses.
The Howard CourtmartiaI.
A change has been made in the orig.
iual detail for the Howard Court OF
Inquiry, the special War Department.
order conyening it containing the
name OF Col. j. j. Reynolds Of the
Third cavalry, in the place OF General
Holt, as was at first intended.
The Secretary Of the Navy to-day
received . telegram from Commander
Braiue, OF the United States steamer
Juniata, dated Savannah. saying that he
parted company with the mouisor Die
tator which the Juniata had in tow, on
the night of the l4th inst. of Charles
ton, the weather being thick ssd the
sea running heavy st the time. The
Dictator had not arrived at Savannah
on the night oftbe 18th.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEpo, February l7.-Flour-
Quiet. Wheat-Dull and lower; No.
3 white Wabash 81 46i; extra white
Michigan &C., amber Michigan on
spot 46; March AZ; April So.
Corn-Dull and droopipg; high miIsd
new on spot 59!e; April CSC; may 61c
low mixed new 5Sc. 0sis-Dull and
O shade lower; Michigan 47c. Dressed
Hogs s6 Is. Cloyerseed-tG Is; re.
iecieI 4 So
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CUBA,
prerrea. of ,be Cubsn War.

HAVANA, February ia heavy en-
gsgement has taken place in the Cer-
tral department Of which Havana
journals give the following account
"General Baseoues With 5000 men and
four pieces OF artillery attacked the
main force OF Insurgents near Narsujo.
The latter were 5000 strong under
Naraujo Sasta Lucia, Cuban Conmsn-
der-iu-Cbief. The battle lasted seven
hours and resultel 10 q success for
General Bsseouss. The Spaniards lost
so killed and $50 wounded. The rebels
took no prisoners and their loss is not
given. The insurgents 10 the Central
department are setting FIRE to farm
houses in all directions.
General Burriel has sailed Tor Spain.
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CHICAGO.
The Railroad Bond Case.

CHICAGO. February 1.-THE Su-
preme Court OF Illinois has decided q
case involving the validity OF the bonds
issued to the Paris and Decatur Rail
road Company. by the municipal cor
porations along its line. The court de-
cided that the charter OF the company
conters no power on the counties,
towns and townships to issue bonds 10
aid of this railroad, that instrument
containing only vague provision au-
thoriziug persons or the agent OF any
corporate body to subscribe to the cap
ital stock OF the company. The
amount of the bonds iesued BY munich
pal corporations which are thus declar'
ed illegal is $363.0O0.
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New York DEF Gosds Markss.

NEW YORK, Feb. l7.-Thsp was
more activity in the same departments
OF trade to-day. but the general move
men, continues sluggish and heavy.
Standard sheetiDgs fairly active and
closely sold up. Light brown cottons
quiet and sccumulating. Cottonsdss
more active and firm. Priats 10 good
package demand. Dreess goods and
hosiery improving. Woolens in mod
crate demand. 90
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FIRES.

PoUeHkzsRsIs, February IA
large fire is raging At Sing Sing. Two
blocks, iDcludidg Olive Hall, are burned.
Another block is now In flames. En-
giues have been sent for to neighboring
villages.
SING Slso, February l1s-The FIRE
here this- morning broke out in oiive
Hall and before it was got under con-
troll it destroyed twenty places OF busi-
ness. principally on Main, Spring and
Seward streets aud Central avenue.
Most OF the buildings were OF wood.
Olive Hall was q new brick structure
four stories high. The FIRE originated
rom q heater in Olive Hail, Loss
$ll5 900; insurance $1,000.
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MEMPHIS.
The Carnival.

MEMrHIp, February l7.-lt has been
raining since 3 o'clock this morning, but
despite the inclemency Of the weather
the streets are filled with maskers and
citizene. The city is crowded with
visitors. Unless the weather clears the
procession OF the Memphis and Mystic
Krewe will be postponed.
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ST. LOUIS.


Sr. LOUIS, February 1.-THE rob-
bers Of the Adams Express agent at
Granly city, few nights ago have been
discovered and the money recovered.
No prosecution will follow.
Thomas Carter, q negro, raped an
old German woman named Stahlen
near St. Charles, Mo-, Saturday even
ing last. He was arrested yesterday
and after coniessing the crime des-
perate attempt Was made 10 lynch him
by the citizens, but the officers finally
lodg in Jail.
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phiIlaa.rpnis Hesi nsrLes.

PHrLApEIrHIA, February ..l7.-Wool
Quiet and firm; Ohio. Psnnsylvania
and West Virgipia double extra and
above 56@ 5ilG extra sc 067G MEDIUM
55G56c; ooArse 45060c; Nsvi York,
Michigan, Indiana, aAd vsstsfn npe 50
@5eIG medium Ssi056c; ocarss 46(S
Soc; combiss washed 63i06sc; comb.
ing ssaksa <2i04S Canada comb
ing uawsshcd 42i@ 43e, Canada comb
ing 62G65e; fne unwssbed 36@39c;
coarse and medium washed S5@3
tub washed 54(955!c; extra ssd nsrins
pulled 695oc; No. l and superhuo
pulled Asa Soc. .---.
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Mount Sinai Discovered.
GERMAN T.

BsRLIS, February l7.-At the re-
quest OF Americans residing bere, the
Rev. J.P. Thompson is to deliver Q
lecture descriptive Of he late anti
Catholic meeting in st. James Hall,
London. BE will also repeat bis speech
delivered on that occasion.
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LouiaNIlle market.

LOUISVILLE, February l7.-Cotton-
Quiet at l5tc. Flour and Grain quiet
aud unchanged. Hsy-&l7 90 90 cars.
Provisions-Quiet and unchanged.
Mess pork SIS 25@l5 so. Bulk meats.
Shoulders 6@6tc; clear rib sides TO
SG clear sides si@sio. Bacon. sboul.
ders 7@7tc clear rib sides S2GSic;
clear sides 999tc; sugar cured hams
12t@l2ic. Lard-Tiercss 9i@9ic;
kegs l0f@l0ic. Baggipg-l29lbIc.
Whisky-94lc.
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The Mandamus Case.

The mandamns case Of the Insurance
Companies agains. E. A. Bennett, Aud
itor; was argued in the Court Of Ap'
pesls upon yesterday and submitted
Messrs. Fitzhugh and T. B. Swami,
appeared Tor the Companies and the
AttorneysGeneral for the State. The
case did not occupy very much time,
the arguments all being short. The
questions arising in it. have already
been stated in the Courier and it is only
necessary to rehearse them briefly. It
10 q question as to who has control OF
the contingent fund. the Governor bav-
ing given bis certificate for paying the
Insurance Companies their premiums
on policies upon the Capital building.
which the Auditor refused to psy on
the ground, that as q law OF the Legis-
lature put the Jsnitor in control OF the
building, he was the proper person 10
make the eertiiicate-C0urier.
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STATE BoNps-Quiet and notniaal.

SrocKs-Opened quiet with eight
changes until the letters purporting 10
come from the presidents Of the West
elm Union. Toledo, Wnbash and
Western companies, were read, an.
nouncipg an increase in the capital
stock of these companies. when the
market declined from to | per cent.
under heavy pressure TO sell. Sub
seouently il was sscertsined that the
letters were forgeries. when there was
q rush to buy back the stock cold, and
q recovery OF ! to 3 per cent. took place
in the general list, but at the final close
this was partially lost The principal
activity was in Western Union, Union
Pacific, Wabash, Lake Shore, North
western, Ohio and Atlantic aud Pacific
preferred. The sales between 10 and
2 o'clock were l65. 900 shares, Of which
$4,000 were Western Union, 1000
ULion Pacific, IA 600 Wabash, 26000
Lake Shore, 1000 Northwestern com.
mon, 1000 Ohios, 1000 Atlantic and
Pacific preferred.