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Additional Pork Packing Statistics.

CINCINNATI, March 3.-Col. Sidney
D. Maxwell, Superintendent Of the
Chamber of Commerce, made an addi-
tional report to-day, to that furnished
on Wednesday, relating to Cincinnati
pork packing, Among the items are the
following: Aggregate yield of lard for
the season OF 1875 and 1876,
2l,296 "a pounds; last season
%, ,4O0157 pounds; average yield per
head, 81 $40 pounds; last season,
Al 77-lOO pounds Barrcled meat product
of all descriptions this year, 43, ,72O; total
last season, 44,232. Packages Of lard pro-
duced this year, trerces, 6i,Sl2; barrels,
405; kegs, 1850; last season, tierces,
7O,34S; barreIs, !243; kegs, $500. The
average cos. OF hogs this season per 100
pounds gross is 81 - 53-l00; last season,
Sc SO 57.l00. Decrease in the average
wei sht of hogs packed, 56-lO0.
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FOREIGN.
Fote gn Stock Market.

LONDON, March 3.-The Stock Ex-
change was dull, with down ward ten
dency in the early days Of the week,
Egyptian being particularly at the
mercy of the bears. IesterIly all classes
of securities began t. display more aciiv-
ity, and up to the close Of tonight, there
has been something like excite
ment in dealings. The default in
cash on hand for the payment
of interest and drawn bonds Of the
Turkish loan OF 1853. nattened al the
Turkish securities. American securities
have been steady, but redeemable bonds
have been adversely affected blythe new
funding act. The discount market has
been stesdy without materia, change.
Money ia in good demand.
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PHILADELPHIA, March lS-Woo.-
Dull and prices steady demand light;
Pennsylvania and West Virginia double
extra and above 46(G47c; medium 500
sac; coarse Asa S49c; New York. Michigan,
Indiana and western fne 40642c; me.
dium 49G54c; coarse i9c; fcom-
bing unwsshed 42lc; combing washed So
(G66c; Canada combing Csc; fine unwssh-
ed 296S0c; coarse and medium unwashed
S5(GS7tc; tub washed 4SS56c; extra
and merino pulled S6(S40c; NO. l and
superfne pulled S7@4lc; Texas fine and
medium 2lG25c; Texas coarse ls922c.
BALTIMORE, MarchS Flour Steady,
firm aud unchanged. Whest-Quiet and
steady; No. . western red 81 S5@l SO;
Pennsylvania red 81 S7@l So. Corn
Steady and firm; Western mixed 69ic.
Oats-Duu; Western white 44@46ci
mixed 40(642c. Rye-Nominslly firm
at 7SCGs2c. Hay-Dull and unchanged.
Provisions and buoyant and un-
changed prices. Petroleum-Nominally
unchanged. Cofee-Strong; Rio Csrgoes
l6@l9i jobbing l6i@20c. Whisky
Dull At 81 To-
CINCINNATI. March S.-Cotton--
Dnll at l2c Flour-Qulet and unchsng.
ed. Whcat-Dull at 81 l0(9l IS. Corn
Steady at iic Oats-Dull At S5(a,40c.
Bsrley-Firm and unchanged. Rye
Quiet at nc. Pork-Quiet and steady
at So 1922 s7!. Lard-Firm; steam
SIS O6i@lS l2I; kettle lSi@l4c. Bulk
Meats-Firm; shoulders SIC; clear held
st l26l2Ic. Bacon-Firm at l0C9lStc.
Whisky-Domand fair and market nrm
at 81 04.
Hogs-Steady; common TO good light
s. 50ld,7 so; fair TO good packing 81 500
s 10; choice to heavy stss ZOOS ~.
NKw YORK. March S-Business was
moderate with commission houses and
importers, and the jobbing trade WAS
rather more active. Cotton goods gem
orally unchanged. Prints and shirtings
in fair demand. Dress goods in steady
request. Woolens tor mems wear ruled
quiet.
Rose Campbell, n prominent importer
and commission merchant, died in Bslti
more 10 day
TOLEDO, lhrcn . - IouT DculaHu
fair and market firm. Wheat-Dull; t;
amber Michigan 81 90; seller March
81 -! seller April 81 27; No, amber
sl0il. Corn-Quiet; high mixed held
at 44I646!c; low mixed held AT 4i@46c,
I5c bid; no grade 43c; damaged S9e.
Oats-Dull; No. , and Michigan 35c;
rejected &c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3.-Sugsr--
Firm; common g jG6tc; fair 10 fully fair
6IM7tc; prime 1sCp7ic; choice 7lc.
Molasses-Dull; fernentlng common 80
"a 35c; prime to strictly prime 8sdg4ic;
prime 10 strictly prime rebolled a4o;
choice 52c
PITTsBURGH, March 3.-Petroleleum
Dull; crude s. l7ttg2 20 nj Parkor's;
refined lie for Philadelphia delivery.
Pig Iron-Morc active; No. ! foundry
s22 OOCa % % for four months; No, 2
s23 OOl924 co. gray forge 81 oo922 %.
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we demanded that the Senate should
take order to make him appear before
that body 10 answer the same, and an
nounced that the House would soon pre-.
sent articles of impeachment, and make
them good, to which this response was
made, The order shall be taken"
The Committee retired, and the rou-
tine business of the House proceeded.
A large number of private bills and
some sixty granting pensions passed.
Mr.. Banning, chairman of the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, reported 3
resolution calling for copies of all telei
grams ordered aud correspondence re-
lating to the Military Court of Inquiry
in the case of General Babcock. Adopted.
The House then adjourned its session
ill tomorrow for debate on the
Hawaiian treaty only.
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A Toast.

Two important Discoyerics: The DIS
covery of America by Columbus, and
DR.. Piercos Golden Medical Discovery,
the one opening up 10 mankind new
continent, the other n fountain of heGlth,
which is indispensable TO the iull enjoy
ment OF life and It's blessings. In re.
sponse TO the above sentiment como the
unsolicited attestatons OF tens Of thou
sands Of grateful paticnts who have beon
relieved oi chronic ailments through its
fundamentally. These voices are lin.
tied 10 no one locality, but from every
city, village, and hamlet. In our broad
domain, ns well aS from other climcs, and
IN the strange utterRnccs Of foreign
tongues. like the confused murmur ot
many waters, come unfeigned and hearty
commcndpiions. IL is, IN combination
with the Pleasant Purgative Pellets, tho
great depurator Of the ago. Under It's
benign action eruptions disappear, c1-
ccssivc waste is checked, the nerves are
strengthened, hrd health, long banshcd
from tho system, resumes her reign and
ro.establishcs her roscAto throne upon
the cheek. An who have thoroughly
tested It's virtues in tho diseases for which
Il is recommended. unite IN pronouncing
Il the great Medical Discovery Of tho
HVa
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sn,ni.h XIctorrinCn Cnbn.

HAvASA, March Sit il officially re-
ported from LomAs De GIbere, February
18th, that 200 Spanish cavalry while
securing the country, met GOO mounted
Insurgents. The SpsniArds hardly had
time % draw :her swords
when hand 20 hand combat
folloxeI the Spanisrds remaining maiie
OF the battle fed. Their loss u 70 killed
and 33 wour ded. The lDss Of the enc
nv is considered at least equal. Captain
General JUyelisr reached the scene very
soon after he heard Of the fight. This IS
the first engagement Of consequence
which las taken place for lorg time
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Conference Between Railroad Man


NEW YORK, March 3.-The confer
ence of railroad managers resulted IN
the settlement of all difficulties. 1t was
decided that the rates be fixed by the
trunk lines leading out OF Chicago on the
basis of 40 cents the present rate OF those
from other points to be based upon that.
Regarding the rebate which Baltimore
and Philadelphia have been paying, was
reduced from to J! cents. The rates
20 irto effect imnfedia.ely.
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No Surprise at Beiknnp's Conduct.

ST.. LOUIS, March 3.-The Republican
learns from "a gentleman from Fort Sill
that the Developments yesterday, will
create no surprise out there, because
every body at the post mas Tor a long time
been cognizaat Of the fact that
traders have been required to
send heavy monthly contributions
east and they were urged, in order to en-
force monthly collections from their pat
rons, the necessity for making their re-
mittancea, explaining that they were re-
quired topay tor the privilege they en-
joyed. Lee and Reynolds, post traders
at Camp Supply, make no secret OF the
fact that they held their franchise as a
thing purchased, and at large figures.
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CrRrAI. Republican papers are

CERrAI. Republican papers are Whist
ling desperstely to keep their courage
up. The Cincinnati Commercial, for IN
stance tries hard to pat a bold front on
the matter by saying:
"Tae Schenck scandal, the Babcock
scandal, the Belknap scandal, are all
characteristic OF Grants administration.
There Is more of the same sort coming.
Grant. ot course. Nil need the vindic"-
ton OF ;bui ,r~'n
And We, the commercial was one OF
the lead. rrrrrs IN Oslo Ia. Fall to
advocate the su,,v-s u. .ne Republican
marty in that SLatr.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
BeIkuap's Movements.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Belknap has
not left his house since yesterday, and
has been called upon by few intimate
friends.
Secretary Robson this morning enter
ed upon his conditional duties as acting
, secretary of war. He will merely attet d
to the routine business until the vacancy
is filed.
Horton offered Belknap's SHOES.
NEW YORK, March "a Washing
ton special says Senator Morton has been
requested by the Presidest TO accep: the
position of secretary Of War. Morton
had an interview with the Presdert this
morning. The President is still greatly
agitated.
Criminal Proceedings to be Institut-
ed A.;uinst BeIknap ct al.
WAsHNGToy. March 3.-The Cabinet
met q. noon to .day. with all the members
present, and remained in session till after
3 O'Clock. The subjects that received
consideration were the institution OF GRIM
NAL proceedings against e1 Secretary
Belknap aud those who were associated
corruption that have just been officially
discovered, ard the selection OF new
Secretary of war. The President stated
to the Cabinet that while he could take
no stems which might look like the
persecution OF any one, he had determin-
ed not to shrink from tho responsibility
that rested upon him, and he therefore
asked the Attorney General 10 take I'M
mediate steps to proceed with the GRIM
inal charges against General Belknap
and Mcs5rs. Marsh, Tomlinson and all
others shown by any evidence that shall
he adduccd to have had part in
the fear.u, transactions that were sub
iects of attention. On this determ'n-
alton o. the President, there were full
and thorough expressions OF the opinion
tuvoring such action as the President
had determined upon without delay.
The peculiar. character OF the case OF
General Bclknaps otcnse, differing IN
many respects rs it does from an ordi-
nary case Of bribery, was a subject Of
comment and discussion, the result OF
which was the reference of the entire
matter to tie Acknowledgement, who
will take the necessary steps TO enter
proceedings Just us soon as the facts can
bo put in shape to be sworn to. AS
part of the discussion, it is
said there should be no delay in
the proceedings because Of the progress
OF an impeachment trial. The two trials
will be entirely independent ofesch other
Judge Pierrepont remained at the Ex-
ccutive Mansion for a short time after
the Cabinet officers hul gone to their re-
spectivo departments, for the purpose OF
getting what facts tie President might
be possessed OF in accordance with the
determination to commence Immediately y
the pro ,eedings under his change.
The succcsso'ship OF Secretary DeIknap
was discu .sed at considerable length, but
no decision was arrived al, and there will
/ prob .b.y be another Cabinet session
| about It. The assurance is given that
the person who will be appointed to the
Office will be man oil high character and
[ pn-ifihu
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Resolution of the Produce Exchange
Regarding the Grading of Corn.

NEW YORK, March 3-The.grain trade
of the Produce Exchange adopted n reso.
luton yesterday that white and yellow
corn should be graded separately, and
that the inspections of steamer corn
should not be of so choice quality as new
mixed; also that in the event of tender
of steam corn on contracts tor new mixed
during March, if the quality should not
be equal to the grade of new mixed
thrown on tho market during February,
the receiver of it shall have the righ. TO
appeal ard request arbitration.
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kiIIedin SeIEDenfcncc.

ST.. LOUIS, March 3.-Frank York and
Elijah Little got drunk and became
quarrelsome at McDeonsborO, H., yes
terday. Finally they left town and were
followed by the town Marshall, Mickey,
who on coming up with them was as
saulted by York with knife and cut
over the head, whcreupon Mickey shot
him dead. The verdict OF the coroners
iury was killed in self-deiencc.
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lS spite OF BELKNAP, BABCacK, Boss
SHEPHERD, ct al, GRANT has just aP-
pointed Ulysses Jr. (his SOM to be his
private secretary, vice LUcKEY, resigned
GRANT has bulldog tenacity.
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Accident on the Il. & o. E.R.

Toledo, March 3.-Th,s afternoon as
the freight train on the Baltimore x ONO
Rsilroad was crossing the bridge at the
Delaware bend, near Defiance, 1t broke
in two throwing a car from the track
The hind part OF the train and cast span
Of the bridge were precipitated into the
river Conductor Leech and two brake
men were seriously and probably fstsill
injured
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 4, A. M.

WAsnIYGToY, March 4, A. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States, falling barometer, northeast
10 southeast winds, and warmer, clear or
part cloudy weather will prevail.
For the West Gulf States, Tennessee,
the Ohio Valley and Lake Region, falling
barometer, east TO south winds, rising
temperature, increasing cloudiness, and
in the southwest rain areas.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, falling and low barom-
eter, rising temperature, south to east
winds, increasing cloudiness, and proba'
bly, followed By snow in the north
portions, partly turning into rain.
In the Middle and Eastern States,
high, followed by falling barometer,
northwest winds, shifting to tie south or
east, slowly rising temperature, and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
The Mississippi river will continue to
fall at Cairo aud Memphis.
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FINANCE AL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, March S-MoSEY-At
294 per cent. Prime mel camille paper
Hos per cent. Customs receipts, $223,-
| 900. Assistant Treasurer dlsbursed
S6lS,0O0. Clesrings. 100000. Ster-
ling dull at 4S5i94S9i.
GoLD-Advanced from ll43 to Is and
closed at llis. Carrying rates TO 4
per cent.
GovERNMENTs-Firm and in good de-
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Preparation of fAriicies of impeach
meut Against ReIknap.

WAsuINGToS. March 3.-The House
judiciary Committee this morning be
gan the preparation OF articles OF i'm
ne. chme:t in the case OF General Bel.
knap. and will meet again this afternoon
to continue their labors. Members of the
committee say it is not likely that the
srticts Will be ready for report to the
House 70 dsv.
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Writ Served on Minister schenek.

LONDON, March 4--The Hour has the
following. 1--WE understand 8 writ, re-
turnable in the Court Of the Queens
Bench, was served on Mr.. Schenck, the
United States Minister, yesterday at the
instance of the Emma Mine Company.
The writ wss served IS Mr.. Schenck was
entering the train at Easton Station.
Mr.. S. referred the officer to Lord Derby"
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uo, BerEuap'. conduct In Paris.

PARIS. March 3.-The news from
Washington causes q sensation here.
some Of the evening papers express
great regret g. the scandals and depIore
the decadencs Of political morals in the
United States
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Failure.

PIrrspvRoH, March 3.-Zng & Co..
rroprietors OF the Sable Iron Works
suspended payments today. Inc NAOMI
ties are estimated at s5S0000. The assets
are moro than sufficient to cover the IN
debtedness, and it is thought an extension
will oe granted.
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HOT Sc.

Mr. Springer asked leave - ofer a
resolution instructing the Committee on
Ways and Means to inquire whether the
recent grand jury on Investigation into
the frauds on the Revenue had been
sufficiently thorough to expose al defects
on laws for the collection Of whisky tax,
and to expose the persons engaged IN de-
frauding the Government also, whether
any further investigation should be or
dered by the House.
NJ. townsend Of New York, objected.
Mr.. Hunter, OF Virginia, from the
Committee on Pensions, reported back
the bill relating to and granting pen
sions tothe soldier: OF the war Of 1912
Orderei, printed and recommitted.
A large number Of Senate bills thst
had accumulated OF the Speakers table
we're taken up and referred TO the sppro-
priate committees.
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Canadian Grain supply,

To1oSTo, March 3.-There is l,l20,o0o
bushels OF -four and grain now stored
in this city against half that
amount Of lest year. The stock Of -Four
and gram 10 Ontarsa 4 600, 900 bushels
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The news of Hon. (?) w. w. BEL
KSAr's conduct causes great sensation
in Paris. The papers thGre deplore the
decadence of political morals in the
United States. From tais we can form
some idea Of our reputation abroad.
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p, w. 90 Ky.R.R.

A RRANGENEST5 HAVING BEEN
n made for the transfer Of the interest
Of Ohio and Brooke cou otles, on the com.
nIetion OF the Pittsburgh, Wheels and
Kentucky Railroad, subscriptions for the
addltlonsl stock necessary Tor that pur-
p.ss will be received Et the Bank OF
Wheeling. In WhseliI &, and the National
Bank Of We'lbburs. in WsIlsburE, until
March Is, 1910 On the completion OF the
road the counties have agreed 10 distrtb-
ute their interest pro rata among the sub
scribers " the additional stock. shares
Of stock SO each. febz3oavs
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Restoration Of tue framkins Priv
iteEe.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-Senator
Robertson's bill to restore the Frankisg
Privilege. provides simply for the repeaI
of the act OF January 9ls;, 1873, when
abolished it and its immediate renewal
in the form IN which it existed at the
time ofthe passage of said act
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AND now SCHENCK will proceed to de-
fend himself against false and slanderous
charges.
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rx-.ssistant Secretary Cowan's Sue
cess0r:

WASHINGTON, March S.-Ihe FTesl-
dsnt has renominsted Chas. I. Gorham'
of Michigrsn, 10 be Assistant secretary
of the Interier, vice b. h. Cowan' re-
signed.
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a Berlin dispatch says that Count
Won Arnim instructed his lawyer to in
form the Judge that he il i'll and little
inclined to defend himself.
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The Massachusetts Senate yesterday,
refused 10 give women the right to vote
on municipal elections.
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Rerort oI the Manager. ofImpeRch
ment OF the nouse.

Tia, hu.nes: being disposed Of, the
Senate proceeded TO c:.i the committees
for reports OF private nature, but was IL
terrupted BY TIE appearance Of al the
bar. the House Committee appointed
to notify the Senate Of the action Of the
House IN regard to-the iaie Secretary Of
War.
Mr.. Clymer, Chairman oiihe Commit
tee, made the following report:
In obedience 20 the order ofthe House
we proceeded 10 the bar of the Senate,
and in the name o; this House and Of a.!
the people of the United States Of Amer,
lea, We impesched, as We were directed
to. Wm. ". Beiknap, late Secretary oi
War OF the United States, OF high crime:
aud ui.demesnors while IL othce, and
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at'heclina asegister.
Gold closed yesterday at ll4!.

The heather to-day t0iH be partly
sloudy, NTH northwest toindS, and rising
temperature.
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The New York coal companies have
decided to continue the suspension OF
coal mining until Monday, March 20th.
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II GRANT cannot find lit successor
10 w. w. BELKNAP, let him appoint
II. w. BEEcHER. He is al right.
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WHAT'S the use of making so much
fuss over BELKSAP? It's but a repeti-
titien of the same old, old story.
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PInchback'

Mr.. E1munds there was no such thing
as prira facie case before the Ssnste
The constitution compelled the Senate
to Judge OF the election Of this man as
well as the certificate be presented. The
legislature which elected Pinchback may
possibly have been the Legal legislature
of Louisiana. but it did not come before
the Senate with that boon Of peace
and equality which might have been
other circumstances. He then referred
to the frauds in Louisiana at some length
and said that the admission OF Pinch
back in the face OF all these facts would
infict a blow on our Constitution which
would last to it TO its grave. The Senate
was bound to come 10 the result which
be would te glad TO have other
wise. He did net think
these Senators could excuse themselves
| from facing this question BY the idea tbs.
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n fokTUNE IN 1T. EVERY FAN
r kY SSy. =. s;,. sSia y y Assnu' AZ AaSI:
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Serious Illness of Ex-Governor
Letcher.

RICHMOND, March 3.-Ex-Governor
John Letcher was stricken with parsly-
sia yesterday. His condition is serious
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet.

STocKs-Opened irregular but in the
main higher. After the second call thero
was traction of decline. At the close
the market was strong and higher, tho
advance from tho lowest points Of the
day ranging from ! to z per cent. The
latter stock was ST. Paul and North.
western. The strength manifested by
Lake Shore, Michigan Central, and New
York Central and Erie was attributed to
the amicable adjustment Of the matters
betweea the trunk lines by their repre-
sontatives yesterday Transactions on
Stock Exchange 245 0'0 shares, Of which
$1,000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western
Union, 10000 Northwestern, 1900 Rock
Island, $1,000 St, Paul, $500 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, and 1900 Ohios.