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fortfes. registered lleK Hex; do. do. coupon.
1l6H a Il6k; 40. dves, 1881, registered, ia
Il4x; do. do, do, coupon. 1lbh ll6H.
ANOTHER RAuHOAn WAR

Sortfes, registered. ll6k lleK; do. do, coupon.
1l6X II6H; 90. hves 1881, registered, ia
1l4,S; do. do. do, coupon, 1854 ll6k.
ANOTHER RAILROAD WAR.
Western advices describe q very unsatisfactory
condition among the railway corporations OF tnat
section. what's called ''cutting down. in freight
rates from West to East is largely complained OF,
ana the competition IS improbable. The Mcni-
gan Central Company and the Pittspurg and Fort
Wayne companies are said to be In active conflict,
to each others disadvantage, while similar con.
test between the Grand Trunk and the Great
Western lines has resulted In a reduction OF the
pa ssenger fare from Detroit to Buffalo from 81 to
81. The passenger rates from ST. Louis To Cincln-
I. natl have likewise been reauced from $40 to So.
This railroad war, OF which the above are only ex-
cepuonal examples, partially illustrates the strug
gle that is going on TO maintain price and place
honor at the stock board and profit for the STOCK
holder.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Late London advIces report as ows:-Consois
for money, 92i4 923S; DO. for accounts. o2X
OPS '65 bonds old. l072{; 'G7 bonds 107al 1917;
ten-lorty bonds. lo4sS 104a<; new Hves IcoX;
Erie. 26S 2614. The market quiet. but steady.
The premium on American double eagles was re-
duced to-day from 16s. 4Hd. to T6s. AID, on the
announcement that about $4,000. OcO gold coin had
been shipped from the United States, by the Sat.
urday steamers. Rentes in Paris, 62i. 20c
RAILROAD BONDS
were moderately active, and at tie close generally
firm. One lot Of SIS, GOO Ohio and Mississippi con-
solldated snking'iund brought 100. Hannibal and
st. Joseph SIS, convertible sold at 33]s against IS
at the close saturday Toledo and wabash
were lower, selling atsS2 s2A; aud st. Louis d.
vision weak, selling at "a. The Pacific mortgages
were firm and prices well maintained, Central
Pacific bonds closed at e45s OAK, and Union Pa
cities at Ok 917s for 1rsts, el% 92x Tor land
grants. and 81 q S1s for sinking funds.
SOUTHERN BONDS
were nrm for Missouri's, which sold at 100 for es
OF 1876, 90 95l for long G's and at 95H io- Hannt
bal and ST. Joseph issue OF 1867. Tennessee's are
dull, and South Cardinals, Ceorgia's and FOrida's
chiefly traded in by private parties. The prospect
OF political complications Is making itself felt.
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THE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH.

The Association for the Extension OF the Re-
formed Dutch Church, of which DR.. James AndeT-
son President and Nelson Olcott Secretary, held
q meeting last evening in the chapel OF the Col
legiate church, corner OF Fifth avenue and Twenty
ninth street. The proceedings opened with q snoRs
service In memory OF the late Jonathan Sturges
VINO was the first Vice President OF the assocta-
ton. Resolutions expressive OF his exalted worth
and the loss to the Church BY his death were
offered by Rev. DR.. II. d. Ganse, who spoke feet
ingy OF the merits OF the lamented departed.
Other speakers followed in the same strain, and
the resolutions we're unanimously adopted and .
CODY ordered sent to the family. The Rev. N. r
Thompson then read q paper on the
HISTORY OF THE LITURGY
Of the Reformed Church The liturgy or form OF pub.
lie religious worship, in the Apostolic Church, ana
amid the corruptions which sprung up during tho
Dark Ages was alluded to, ana the speaker then
proceeded to learned and exhaustive history Of
are notifications or the Strasburg Liturgy Of
Calvin, and which were adopted by the Reformed
Switzerland. The history OF the liturgy OF tao
Church OF England and that adopted BY tho
CnIrGn OF mSand, wIGn mas re 90 %
our present liturgy, was given. The changes
which took place in the Book OF Common Prayer
reference to Its compilations given. The liturgy
OF the Reformed Dutch Church was translated
into EngIlsn frst in Holland for the benefit OF
Scottish worshippers. 1t was entitled the Lit
urgy OF the Reformed Church in Mcfarland" The
Heidelberg Catechlsm was translated later Ex-
and methods OF celebrating them. were described
me speaker thought hturgies were mat
few can write Tee ous lifted t o,n g
those points OF the liturgy which long usage had
merely left to the freedom OF the churches. A de-
bate followed upon the proposed change OF the
liturgy OF the Church. after which the meeting
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and lotc for hams We quote ;-Picxled hams. lo%c.
lc-i 10. shoulders, 7Hc: smoked hams. i2,ac. axe
do. shoulders $40. Lard-ihe market Tor Western
steam opeaed strong. but ut the clio ruled weak We
heard o. Ties ~ % tierces Tor January at Ic. LILO
DO for FEBRUARY AZ l31c. and I2bJ do. Tor March ut
i5zsc per 10.
suGlE-Business was rather quiet with but little
change apparent In the tone OF the market he G.
ported sal, included 40 hGs. centriuG at s7c ana
.uopoxes 40 q, Tec &c. Refined arm. with iair
hards We quotc:-Cuba--R Refining Inferior TO com
mon &C. yac do tair to good TAR 5iSc do, good
20 prime Sac ossc.; grocery. iair good, 55sc.
ana boxes 10. to Il, size 9,Sc. moiasses hhis and
boxes, b'4c re meado nc. Ole clayed. boxes
nuich standard Nos. to he a 77sc.; DO 10 20 H.
sac o7sc 90 l3 to IS, sac SIC. do i6 to Is sc
iOc do ~ TO 70 lO4c. lO1sc white, ?1sc l0iSc
Porto kico-Refnng common to prime, 7l4c sl6c;
sand,aard d. y Sos to IA 7c SC Jsya-Dutch Standard
Superior re. sac. New Orleans-kehning grades
Ga&c a &c.
RICE There was fair jobbng trade reported but
otherwise the market ruled quiet, Vet firm both
domestic and foreign. We quote Carolina at nc. q
7sc for fair 19d. re for good ac Sc. for prime,
ana sac. or choice: Louisana 7iac. Sc nangoon
bond. s. Is, gold.
srEAkISE,SThe market was hrmer. under better in
curry Sales l25 ties for future delivery on pr
vatc terms western quoted on the spot i+c per h.
iALLow was trm, with sales OF oo.0OJ lbs. at sac
per h.
wnisxEY.-Receip ts no bbls The market was noder.
a'ey active, at decline Of &C. per gallon. Sales 40
bDis. q
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WALL STREET NOTES.
ru\ LAKE SHORE NJUNcrIoN-THz specie
MOVEMENT.

Tm\ LAKE sHoRE NJUNorIoN-THx sPECu
MOVEMENT.
An inquiry addressed to the Clerk OF the su-
prone Court Circuit, In Brooklyn, yesterday.
Judge rapplu presiding, brought out the fact thar
of the injunctiou complaint made IN the matter Il
Lake Shore. IT, will be recollected that this tn
junction seeks to prevent she payment OF 81 pos
cent dividend, recently declared, on the ground
that it has not been honestly earned The case u
still before the courtA although in another form.
and while decision Is expected from DAY 70 day:
1t is not generally thought that the popular ver-
diet IN the promises VIII pc thereby reversed.
Thus we have the record o. hNe street.
LANE sHORn
decision was generally expected to-day ana
the delay In the matter gave the case most scriOu6
aspect The unsettled state OF the market ior
Western Union to-day caused oy the rear q
hostile legislation IN Congress aud the OHIO Legis-.
lathre. The accounts oil railroad war at the
West ana general "cuttIng'' or rates also had An
inGuence up1n the railway share SPECULATION.
THE SPECIE SHIPMENT AND THE PRICE DOUBLE
EAGLES.
The London market for consos and American
securities was reported quiet. The price or Amer
team double eagles mas been reduced a larthiug
the large Shipment OF gold coin nom New York. on
saturday the quotation being 76s. 4t4d In this
connection 1t is worth while to state that govern
ment bonds are strong. There Is present de-
maud from banks that want to increase their cir
cuaton. "These various demands" says an
evening paper 'are chiefly supplied BY the for
eign bankers who see profit In Importing b0ndss
and here 1t Is worth while 20 remark, incidentally
that this return of bonds rom Europe has causeu
messed during the past lew months. such bonds
as come on the market and as are not nom the
hands OF foreign holders come from domestic an
VestorS, VINO are tempted to take the large prOne
which current prices give them aud invest IN first
class railroad bonds, some OF which, too, are very
high, nut many OF which are, comparatively speak
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE.
" COmDany

OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE.
" Company.
The Trustees in conformity to tie charter
sist december is7t:-
January. 1874, Tn 3st December 1874 S65l2 0os 81
Premiums Oh policies not marked oil LIST jan
uary, 2.4sa2ss 10
Total amount of marine premiums sss.S.s44 -
NO 10 icles have been issued upon life risks
nor upon nre risks disconnected with marine
Premiums marked of from LIST January 1871.
TO Slst December, 1874: So %s9,sl IS
LOSES p,Ss paid during the same pc, c,e,o~
RerSrn, Of premiums
s eaRS"ss has the s scoSins viz
city and other stocks 50 93I $50 %
Real estate ana bonds and mortgages $3.50 %
interest ana sundry notes ana claims due
as SGnSs%y and Sis
oaSh IN bank 30, 40 "a
SIX nerest the outstanding csraEesies Of
representatives. and alter Tuesday. the q Zebra
The outstanding certificates oftne issue OF 1871 viii be
redeemed and paid TO he holers thereof or their legal
AIRY next rom which date all Interest thereon VIII
a s po on at S %s Of
issued Tor gold premiums the payment Interest and
dividend OF A. cent declared on the net earned
49, r %R ce is sar VIII sldss M ps
and afteE.rues .s , tne Gun OF April next
J. r; CHAPMAN. Secretary.
j. d. Jones' IorGon w. BurGham.
Charles Dennis. Frederick Chauncey:
W. Ii. II. Moore. Charles r. BurdetL
Henry Colt Francis Skddy
Lewis Curtis, Robert q. Min,urn
Charles n. Russell, Charles n. MARSHALL
Lowell uobrook GEORGE w. Lane.
David Lane, Robert l. Stuart,
James Bryce James q DE Forest
Daniel 5 Miller Alexander " Blake,
William Slurgia Charles d. Leverch,
Henry X BOgert JOSIAH o. Low,
William f. nodge. Ado pm Lemoyne
Royal Phelps Adam T. Sackett
Joseph Galard, ire Thomas +. YoungA
Z. A. Hand Horace GRAY
James Low, Winthrop u. Raw.
John d. Hewlett Edmund W. COrlieA
william Ii. WeDb Shepherd Knapp.
j. d. JONEr, President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
W. II. II. MOORE, Second Vice President
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Situation from a Wall
Street Point of View.
GOLD STRONG AT III as A III 81.
Honey Abundant and Freely Offering al and
s Per Cent on Call.
BONDS GEN ERALLY FIR M
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, I
MONDAY. Jan. 25-6 p. M.
There Is q large community who would doubt
less be CRATE Tor ans evidence that Wall street
can anord OF change IN the speculative situation
based on an advance Ia prices For the TACT is not
TO be silently passed Uy that the permanent intu-
ences which emanate from tins locality produce
more or less OF resultant lorce upon outside mar.
kets. In other words, talth, buoyancy and
activity expressed here rom day to day are
generally regarded AS an earnest that the hnan-
cial compass by which the country steers is rec.
ognized as guide that may safely followed.
But when, from day 10 day. week in and week
out there Is only q repetition or the
same old calm, or interruption by elements
that produce no good, II is easy TO read
among the signs OF the tunes in the SYM
pathy that exists between the speculative and
real, continued stagnatlon We have before re-
ferred to the possibilities within control OF capi-
&alists, OF creating by proper combinations a
stronger undertone to the general marKet-since
money Ii unquestionaby abuldant-and OF thus
Inducing confidence: but it seems as If the desire
was pre-em,nent to measure everything by actual
values. to take fresh account OF stock,r TO
weed out the weak, separate water from its sed-
ment, and establish business upon lower basis
Certainly Wall street has lately suffered from sue
cesstve shocks. Severe lessons have been taught
to those who calculated in the old way, and meny
Q man has gone to 'the ragged edge" as a sacrifice
to Judgment, based other tEan present cond
lions. How long these conditions may last no
man can tell. The power TO change them is arb-
trary, and IT would be folly to preuct when it will
be enforced.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
comparison OF losses in the price O. stocks
with the closing figures OF saturday is not sugges-
tive OF Improvement, as Will DC seen by the follow
ing summary
DECLNE.-Atantic and Pacific preferred q per
cent; Delaware and IL cEaWauna d 4; Ohio and Mis-
sissippl y; Rock Island Is; So. Paul, 20 Western
Union, u.
ADvANCE.-Hanntbal and st. Joseph, u per cent;
wabash, %; Atlantic and iaqnc Telegraph,
IA; gold. "a.
The stocks which renamed unchanged at the
close of the TWO days are a. follows New York
Central, c.. G. and l. c., Erie, Harlem. Lake ShOre
Northwest common, Pacific Mall Panama, Quick
silver Union Pacific, Canton and Northwest pre-
ferred
THE SALES
at the Stock Exchange to-day amounted to $4,000
nnares which were distributed among the prInci-
pal stocks as iollows:-New York Central and Hud-
son River, COO; Erie, 22o0 Lake Shore, 4l,9OO;
Cleveland and Pttsburg, 2,50o northwestern.
H. 800 do. preferred, 500; Rock Island 94oD Pacific
Mail, 1900; St. Paul, CISCO; Ohios. 660O Western
Union, 60, 400 Wabash $500; Union Pacific. $500;
c., G. and G.. 100.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table SHOWS the opening, highest
nf thn do
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THE METHODIST PREACHERS.

Dr. Wakeley continued his interesting
"reminiscences OF the Preachers Meeting el
New York yesterday BY giving his broth.
rem brief sketches or the topics that
were discussed by such worthless as Nathan
Bangs, Seth Crowell, Freedom Garretson. Aaron
Hunt, Samuel Merrion, Benjamin Grimm and their
compeers. The topics OF those days differed very
much from topics that have been discussed by their
successors IN later years, though some OF shdA
were akin to those entertained by the preachers
now composing the association. Half century
ago when topic was suggested for discussion 10
was referred to committee OF one or more mints-
ters who brought IN report at q subsequent
meeting, which report was discussed, amended.
adopted, recommitted or otherwise disposed OF,
and the beginning, progress and end Of
entered on the journal OF the meeting. THE
venerable record Is still In existence, and wish
great timidity DR.. WaKeey exhibited 1t yesterday
to the preachers 1t IS such q book as O sub-com-
mlttee oil their number have been hunting for for
all the preachers in the New YORK Conference for :
score OF years. The meeting was organized In
lsi., and out Of It's generations arose the
now extend to ali lands. There were then but
$4,000 Mesnodsts IN the entire country: There
city and one In Brooklyn in those, days. New
York was then q small town, Brooklyn q village.
system prevasd then IN the Church H in ' those
parts. and II extended from New Jersey to
Nauaud, Anu over ILLS territory the preachers
travelled on norseo back. There were no railroads,
telegrapls, steamboats, or ocean cables IN
those days, but the fathers OF the Church were
sturdy and strong, and the topics discussed IN
their gatherings are like misunderstanding and
strong. they are doctrina, practical, scientific
and speculative. And yet hardly one OF those
heroes OF Mcthodism OF nnyeight years ago had
collegiate education. In the remarks that iOl.
lowed Or. Wakeiey's reading 1t camc out thae
there Is In existence In this city also record %
the quarterly Conference OF New York for a period
OF twenty or more years. Another history OF the
church mere In great detail was slowed away In
three barrels In the old Book Concern IN Mulberry
street, but the employees, not knowing Its histor-
zeal value sold II as waste paper at two cents
pound. or course 1t can nAver oe replaced. Tno
| preachers are puzzled TO know how TO get posses.
sion OF those ancient records, ana II they mao
where shall the records he kepts MI. Dickinson
| suggested the.formation Of Methodist Antiquarian
Society as The shortest road the solution OF thus
| problem. But some OF the antquarians OF the
meeting presented mountainous dlfculttes IN the
! way OF doing anything PRACTICAL DIR. WAkciey
was added TO the Committed. Mr.. LOyos %
Ponghkeepsie. will nraaan Tor his brethren nexs
! AQpdAS
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REAL ESTATE.

The attractions at the opening sales OF the week
at the Exchange yesterday were as folows:-Mr.
James NJ. Miller sold by order OF the Supreme
Court under the direction Of James Meeks referee,
o house, with lot, located on Sixteenth street,
between Eighth and Ninth avenues, and, under
the direction OF Nathaniel jarvis, Jr., referee,
house, with lot, located on Thirty second street,
and house, with lot, on Thirtyt third street, west
OF second avenue. Subloined are particulars -
rRoPsRTY-sy ,. NJ MILLER
One s. Blk h., with lot, on s side 10th st.. between
18th and 9Th avs, lot 2oxts6; W. T. Parker, pam
nn; sS77s
"a ay. lss1ssS; Isaac Eich6srs, plaintiff 1000
olsd av., lot iSsxsSS Isaac EiS6Sers, sini log21
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Jan. as ls75.
1850; coastwise, os Sales, sll- Stock, 6oSiT.
Cotton quiet; miadlng, isc G low mi dim. ISs
go4a oran,y c Net FFeGeiRts iaoi bales gross
sou @ saes & 90 s
Cotton weak m,sonr ,<c MGn low Jam m, q 1873
good ordinary lS' Net receipts, sa5s bales ExDors-
70 treat o Britain L62s; coastwise. LOIS Sales, 2oa
..,.,ou,... ,.,,. ,,,. sAy.ssAn, Jan; rs 1875
EXporsi Great BriStain 65 to the Continent 1850
WILMINGTON, N O., Jan. Is, 1875
spirits snrpenr s Arm az s5c Resin strong 70
q 90 tor yellow dip; 81 ~ tor virgin Tar steady at
Flour steady and g. unclaimed N Sales OF 90 b9 50
winter So Is double extra. Wheat steady; No. Nil.
ssss @ si rsiss';ss saa'$y
sSs 80 G s dns s psr ton s
rsgStsSFloar to Boston, Soc to New York. 4oc to
Albany, SAC.
ais wSsst SushSis corn jSS
e 0sssy sGss':
waaIss q Or CHEESE qae
sse Barley inaIavs; Rye inactive; quotations nomi.
hogs quiet $ 20 So nl Sow % sses
eAlfi WiiiIe amber Michigan 81
No red. ST. O6h Corn In tar demand and lower; high
ioN mixed Ssda c are Oats slsady 4p So s S
sS o & $ 81 ' 50 IT'S 5S,ns
ESQ 5ashss 49, cora S SS doc ? oats
CHICAGO, Jan IS 1875
Flour dull. nominal; extra spring 81 25 a 81 6l]sS.
Wheat es seady; Mo- spp aJ gos No do s4c:
rejected, 7SHc. Corn dull and declining unsettled; No.
sasa st ssady s CASH Mry &C.
Msrch rejected 5ss Rye nominal Barley dull droop
higher light 81 IS s. IS: heavy. s. % 81 Is PORK
Marda Lard steady ' att SIS s. cash; 81 20 g
sac, 6's; short rip mddes Sj4c do. Sssc
all loCse spot or February. Whisky steady ut &C.
Seeds in good demand timothy, 81 20 81 90; clover
board this afternoon after wheat was armer at os for Feb
February Pork strong at SIS S7h March SIS 67s
April Lard steady and unchanged. Reccipts-Flour,
1000 bbs wheat 5000 bushels; corn. " 000 do oats
L. 200 do rye io0o do barley ls,Ono do. shipments
do oats, 5000 do. rye 1000 do. barley, 1000 do
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRODUCE MAnKET-LoNDoN. Jan 25-Evenins.-
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LOSING pRICRS-3 p NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON QUIET, EASIER FOR FUrUgE-FLoUR UN-
EAsY-oATs sTEADY-BAnLEY AND RYE DULL
PORK sTEADY-LAgD FIRM-GRocEREs FIRM
FRzIGHrs QUIET.PETRoIEUM DULL
NAVAL STORES FIRM-wHIsKEY EASIER.
MONDAY, Jan. 25-8 p. NJ.
There was no perceptible change in the aspect
OF commercial AFFAIRS to day as compared with last
weck-lf we may except tribe more buoyancy
and frmness in he market for few staple articles
such as breadstuns, groceries, &c. There was
rather more manifest disposition to do business
In dry goods, hardware. &C., but the actual trans
actions were moderate. On 'Change -four was
quiet but unchanged; wheat was more sought
AFTER for shipment to Europe In view OF which the
market was drmer and rather better prices were
realized. Corn was less active and prices favored
the purchaser Oats steady and pre- tty firm for
full loads or prime. Barley and rye were dull and
nominally unchanged WhisKey was easier. Pro-
visions were neglected, though lard was firm.
Freights were unchanged, but engagements Of grain
were larger Cotton was quiet and unchanged for
spot" while "fuures ruled easier. Groce in
fair demand and firm. coffee ruling &c. Id. higher
Petroleum was dun and nominay unchanged, except
ing for crude, which held higher Naval stores
tracted but little attention. and were firmly held.
CoEFHE-lhe market Tor Rio and Santos CT fees was
&c. higher with quite fair business at the Improve
Sales of 100 bags, Traveller reported at
1870 for strictly good quality, cargo to to Baltimore
In a jobbing way there fair business. The
stock at the close OF business was 10 81 bags. We
quote Rio. ordinary oargoes, 17s4c lSc. fair
do, lS1sc. 1916. good do, lyc l9>{c.; prime
do, l91ac. a 2Dc; extreme for lots, l7&c.
20bc.; Java, government bags, &c. Dc; do
grass mats 26c 29c; Ceylon, l9c- 2c.; Maracaibo
1S1ac. 2c.; Laguayra. l9c 2lc Jamaca 49,. zoe.
ST. Domingo, l7c IKE. Porto Rico, lsc 2Oc. Cost
RIGA, lSc 2oc.; Mexican Zoe. 2lc. Aneostura l3Isc.
Bic. Savanna, lSc 2ic; Curacao. I7lac 1870,
gold sixty and ninety days.
CorroN.-ihe market for spot cotton was without
tvi,y Tact the sales oi to-day below reported.
sstco chiefly lot of 200 bales Tor spinning
and enc lot so pa for export Prices, without
Qnotabie change tended in buyers favor the
ing rather weaH under free offerings Futures only
ely active, with Sigh fluctuations, and closed
quiet at decnne OF Li6c as compared with the nnal
AZ the eiose;-anaary lac 10 lSsc February 5e Is
May 10 l5,loc 10 Sl-s2c June i6 a-i6c July i6 glGc
standard OF classification i'll force september L. 1874, and
upand cotton In store, running III quality more
than halt grade above below the grade quoted Or
binary, l3tc.; good ordinary, l4c.; good ordi.
nary HsAc low middLg, 5l6c; middling. 154c. good
lddling, 1870. Quotations based standard
0fcl
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$1,000 Missouri C's, '76..
40c0 N Y q Us, 80. bc
1900 Eric fth m. be
1000 Cen Pac ER & b..
5000 chi a n " con- DC
10000 U 7 RR LIST m...
1000 I'm Pac sky i'd. -.
l0V0 Morris A Es lst..
1000 Morris a. rs "a.
5U0 Pac n OF NJ lst. be
1900 Mich Cen rs. 80.
zoos ii ~ StJo SIS, con.
1000 Harlem LIST. rs. c
5000 do.............
100 shs " 5 tx Co.
81 Wells Fargo TX. =.
o adams Ex......bc