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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-17
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-17

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-17

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-17

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-17

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The New York herald., 1877-11-02
YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2 ls77-TRpLE SHEET
pvr,.-ro or-a, Britain. ssl7, 10 France sai7 Sales.

pcrtsro Grea, Britain, ssi7, 10 France. 2.2i7 Sales.
LISA. stock. GO.262 ,s,-
Cotton dul middling. 10 eiec lo7sc low Midaling
sllss salsss. 400 S' Stock. S7.7i5' ''' '''''''''
wiL~scros. \. @. Nov; l. is77
ssa q 50 Tor yellow dip 81 50 srEa Tar steady At
oswxoo Nov /, 1871
81 50; white ao 8 IS ss7 Iss aoabs ssrs 8 - sss.
iesisssa sa'' coa s.ds 'ash Sish aiasa Ike s
csa.ds ss'ts; ssss sS' % 90 do Corn ana
ssny ianssS s = AiSan! y = Sss yoSs H.iisosa
Ssay sSsi bushels s Wheat
ss ssa.ss &c., SSsss $ barley ci9. ;"S
2ssuo feet lumber Flour shipped by rail- loo bblA
Flour nominal steady 200 bbs sold prices ranging
r op e. = 81 % 81 q for spring ~ Ia 70 az. Y = 4 Tor baker, "
nsw prSess 81 i 8 for rye Wheat rely nominal
ssss, 1000 80 mixed western : o.. lots Al Sae.
$500 osnsda a. 5c and 1000 private
tern terms Nal. que, and nomn"y unchanged High wines
make Cana. isssS;. ar@ wheat Ssss s'ss corn. sSs
Ss do sss, ss s:,
100000 do $1,000 oats aeooo do barley BY rail-
sSs !, A. Ss. 80 900 f ss barley sq snip
1000 do eorn $500 do OATS 800 do barley i2oo do
FL 80 extra do. 81 S2 askedi smoer Michigan, spot,
winter, spot 81 27 seller November, 81 ~; seller De.
eembeI ~ 27 No red 81 10; No. spring. 81 IT. No.
?ao, 81 IA orn easer hish mixed. 4tc.; No 2 spot,
4bsc. seller December, 43c; rejected, 47t1c.
DO offered At 44c damaged, 4+tsa new, 4o1c. hye-No.
AT 57c. Oats steady; No. at 26bc rejected 24tsc.
cogerseed- Mammoth, So TO- keceiptsflour. 400 Dbis.
wheat 10000 bushels corn, $1,000 do. oats, 200 do
shipmcntstour, 100 bbs.; wheat $4,000 bushels; corn
26Wo do Markets closed Wheat dull No. red winter
81 3l1 No. do, November. 81 27a December. 81 27a
Corn quieti No 2, +Sc. Prime clovetseed, 81.
CncAgo, Nov I, 1877.
Flour dull anda shade iower; Western extras, IS s6
Minnesota do. S5 75 50 SO; palouts So 81 S3
lines ~ 90 f4 winter extras s. 5Oa 81 %. Wheat
active demand. opons higher and cash lower; No Chi
cago spring II % 81 O9ls; No. do 81 OK. cash.
81 0os 81 O5a November; 81 03A 81 u356 December
~ 03as 81 O3sS all the year No. do 81 03z rejected
93c. Corn IN fair demand but lower; 44ac ii6c. cash
43sac. 431ac November; 4llac., December rejected
Axe. f21ac Oats steady with fair demand. 24i,c
Rye easier 54c Barley duh Pork dull
lower; new. <l3 50, cash; sl2 62a @l2 65. No
vember; $12 49, December and all tho year;
Sl2 52h $l2 So January. Lard anll, lower;
Is l21s. cash; - 10, November $s o2s % o5, De.
cemoer; ~ o7ta a the year Bulk meats duh and u
shade lower: shoulders Che. short rib The short clear
7sc Whiskey easier at 81 o7 sales reported at 81 O5t
Freights Corn. TO Buffalo, sac. Receipts sFlour. 1900
bushels; wheat, 1900 DO; i57 900 do oats,
ments-Four $500 ohlR wheat $1,000 bushels; corn,
$4,000 do; oats 81 600 do rye. 1900 barley,
5000 do. Al the close Wheat higher; 81 O5h 81 o5sa,
cash 81 0f's ali the Corn hrmer and &c higher.
Oats Arm and unchanged Pork firm and unchanged Lard
easier and 2tec n DC. lower.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02


American standard OF ciassucaton and cotton In
running In quality NOT than halt grade above
below tho grade quotei) = -
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
WILL OF JOHN WINTHROP CHANLER

The will Of Mr. John Winthrop ChanIsr ysstsr.
day died the Surrogate's Office. The testator died
the 10Th OF October last and tho will dated Apr
g. 1871 The personally Is sworn at 81 500 Ooo and bs
leaves ten children, all OF whom minors. TO his
sisters, Margaret ana Elizabeth, he btqueathes 0C0
zach; TO several nicces and nephcws, children of his
sisters, 900 EACH TO the Rev. breckonrdgc Gioson
rector OF 81. Johns School, Sing Sing, 81, 900; 70
his friend, Edward B. White, $1,000; 10 hrs coach
man, James hade, $50; to ST. Lukc's hospital,
$500; TO ST. Marks Episcopal Church. $Soo 70 Coum-
bm College, 81, 000 the income 10 be given at each
commencement OF the college 10 tho mcmbcr OF tbs
senior class who sall DO Of the best orgi-
MI essay the history OF tho civil government Of
America or any other historical subject that may be
decided upon by the faculty. To bls eldest son, John
Armstrong; he ieavcs the chrc and custody OF 81 Mar
rarct's House. IN Red Hook, Dutcbess county, which
was founded by Margaret r. Astor, the wife OF William
b. Astor aud grandmother OF the vile OF the testator.
ana also 100000 Tor us support TO the same son
he gives his books, pictures aud all his personal
property at RokeDy, Duchess county, and Sl00U00
when ho atta,ns his majority. He leaves hts books,
pictures, furniture ana plate in ms mouse No w
Madison avenue 10 his sou Winthrop, aud hts
daughters, Elizabeth winthrop, Marsha Livingston
| aud Aida Bcokman. To HIS eldcsI son, John ARM
strong ali his real estate IN Duchess county and al
MS lots OF land al Nespit gnown 'Clin Lawns To
his second son. Winthrop Astor, all his real estate In
Delaware county iarm, stock aud dwelling house.. TO
his daughters, Elizabeth Astor, Maria Ward. Louisa
stuyvesant, Margaret Langdon aud Aida Beck kmau, all
| the lots o inud at Newport The remainder OF his
estate alter paying S5o 0U0 each TO hrs dnughters Is
10 bo held IN trust ny hrs executors and be dvtd~d
into az many parts shcrs surviving sons, aud
tho interest thereof 10 be paid them during their ves
ihe executors are brothcr.inaw, Mr. Louis Norris
Rutherford; his nephew Mr. Rutherford stuyvesant; |;
h,s trend, Franklin H. Dclano; rompkins wcstervcls
aud his sons, Jonn Armstrong W Winthrvp Astor, Will
tam Astof, Marion Ward ANA isouts stuyvsss whsn
they are u sfA sAs ere shss V Axs Ne tasss % hAe
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton-Futurcs closed wcaKer sellers At last quo
tations.
PoducsspirI.s OF petroleum ia per gallon spirits Of
turpenlinc, 24s. 3D. 25s. per cwt.
LoSpox. Nov I-5 80 r. NJ.
Produce-Talow. 3ss Cd. a ass. per cwt.
Linsesd oil, f3o los. E30 los per ton.
York PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
Pork-Eastern duh At 6ss. western steady NJ 62s.
M .s, Gu. aa ea sS ,o9 snS' csSr S S S
a. as % IL. cut steady % so & shoulders
a % o % a .s sa .:.y at a
a ho,. . aa r. Ss 3d. In" nsa % Sn du " a. M
liour- -hstra stats dun q. -. o. whea..No spring
an s % as dy ss ay a, M w'sof 3d. aS a
seed oil-YeIow American none Ia the market stocks-
sS Mnsa and 5000 sass''' saes. corn" '0 no. n0'' -
rnn ENGLISH corr9E ioS TRADE aas No., 1877
The Times in its city article has tho annual
Liverpool ai Of that the trade he.
Sr snd s sn4 4, ss oas
there some signs reyvny activity but these
East East Foa"aon Kept shrournsu ssad
sS o ,S' % .s a,.fs 'neasn %
man nufacturers were driven TO work short
% The Ss sS Of which h n.
s@d on @ o 5 n
many been resumed; ont business is stil far
that the state d the trade tho sae almost
elton trade IN europe and almost Without execution tho
replies sumuad In tho one tsiacory
trade having been good there especially for yarns but also
the fail in exchange which has prevented importation,
well by The enorm'as duties The trade Of Norway
conflict IN France has had ms. injurious M effect both
Sn repa .d' s on s' ?, M n.s Of
ali all come from tic various misunderstanding centres
BID throughout the year aud where the are mos.
and Asac ass there 70
able change OF which there Is a present sign several
dies during the season but The increase has been insight
o a" Sa i%9s s .a &
Continent 10 spindes against 30 900
ssn.netai spinass 4 greater than own, The, take
na s los rs Ssr unsa and
thel. capacity Is g,.a,sr si reaching os LBS @ per
'npi sumption OF the Tssoa s.ass reaches eoooooo
s: lbs :ss ssan., thu; iss s SnssH' s1 Great sg.s
The actual spinning pswor ofhs entire world Is thus higher
a" as Speaking pospsc.s
s... sS ssy ys ss ct t9s e,Ys vii s
i,5ooooo bales, leaving 100000 bales for export The
last ycnr-and other smaller sources Of supply
@ be @ 10 soaa .i"s s the s
Il estimated that Earcps may eesiys "a sss, Of
the full reqarcments Of tie trade. working only
,as a1 ys Of .s., Pc is ,s
son would show deficiency OF some 77.JOo.OO0
but with the trade such rise Is TO be looked for
on the material is weakened by the knowledge that
very ansaaeoSy thai trade shows no sign o. re-.
viv and by the fear Of new political eo%plic.tions Win
drag for as II has done 50 far as can be seen
psmaae All .sa. short supply Of raw
TO do therefore is 10 prevent an aeeumula
ducon be brought to each other BY the end of
cam be- ooee @'In Tor 20 Europe
when. of coursc. the whole position may be changed"
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-l6c. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR EAsY-wHEAT EASIER
CORN EAsIER-oATs fIRMER-wHIsKEY NOM
INAL-PoRK LowER-LARD QUIET-PETRo-
LEUM NoMINAL-OILs sTEADY-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE QUIRT-RosIN QUIET-coFFEE
QUIET-sUGAR NohrNAL-FREIGHrs QUIET,
LITTLE DOING.
Business was moderate in most departments OF
trade--at steady values On Change there we're some
important changes. Flour duh and easy. Wheat
was easier for most kinds Corn easier. Oats nrmcr
whiskey nominal and dull Pork dun ana lower.
Lard quiet Freights wore quiet Cotton on the spot
was l.l6c. lower, and closed easy Futures we're
lower but closed steady. Coffee quiet and sugar
was nominal Oils generally ady. Petroleum
dull and nominal. aud naval stores were quiet
CoYrxx market for Ko vcry quiet We note a
was quiet We quote s-ordinay cargoes 152<c l64c ;
fair do, Iskc isfc; good do, lsaSc isc prime do
IeLc Igxc. extreme range for lots, l5Ac. a 2ihc. ;
Santos fair to good. l71sc isHc. gold 90 days; JAVA
government bags. 22c 23c do. mats go 2ic
Singapore 1870. 200; Ccylon, IKE ai9,sc. Mara
cabo 1e1sc l9c.; Laguayra, 1sc. i91sc.; Jamaca
tic. ls,sc g. Domingo l5c l51sc. Porto Rico 7ec
2oc Costa Rca, lie. 2oc; Mexican. lsc. 1stse. ;
Macasstr, 1S1sc 20c Augostura. lSc a zoe. Sava
nIa 16lsc. Ice; Curacao. Ice u lSc.
CorroS the spot was i,loc lower. and tue market
ouiet lower the decline for the day being from
to points mako closed steady The closing prices
to-day. compared with Wednesday,. were AS io!o~s-
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Some
what Stronger.
GOLD 102 ga A l02 7-8 A 102 3-4.
Government Bonds Steady, States Dull
and Railroads Stronger.
GOLD 1O2 ga A l02 7-S A 1902 3-4
MONEY on CALL EASY AT 6 A z PER CENT.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, Nov 1--6P
Ono more day Is to be added the prevailing apathy
In stock transactions While In active times redun-
dancy OF fspecuatve cooks apt TO spoil the broth Of
many neat venture the absence, In dull times, OF
the notorious cordons bieus OF the market reduces
Doth business gains TO the sope matgre OF an unproh
able dulness. Chief COOKS and bottle washers were
put OF place to-day. and consequently, out Of occupa
lion, az they have been for nearly week past and
bhe market has been let In starving condition for
~ant OF the nutriment which this sort OF gentry Is
usuoly SO willing to supply In word, the leaders OF
speculation are Inactive the rumor committee Is tenn
porary out OF business and the stream Of prices grows
sluggish In It's course. These facts arc proven
both by tho unimportant fluctuations and the
moderate dealings which characterized days trade.
Choosing the prominent specua.lves exemplars OF
the whole market, we find .hcr variations to be COM
passed within the limits OF one per cent Halt OF this
amount was lost before midday In decline from open
ing prices and the samc regained-n cases with
. fcw fractions added-at the close Thus Lake Shore,
which had fallen from 6SN 10 671, closed at 6SS +;
Western Union, which fell from 81 u 10 80, only re-
severed to S0, while Central and Hudson sugglshly
vbrated between log to 1067s from find to finish OF
these favorite speculatives Western Union exhibited
its usual contrariey Tho colored brother which has
90 long infested the property still seems to ''stck, "
tuOuSu IcubouS IoI MS eJoCtIueut aro buiuOicut
enough IN the report which prevails that the
disputed question to the ratio of expenses
10 be borne by each Of the ct devdnt rival CON-
panies has been amicaby settled. Western Union
should have gone up; on the contrary, went down,
buyers the settlement found to their cost Some
cloudy Impressions that the bill to postpone resump-
ton Of specie had passed the House tended
ut the opening to sen prices both Of gold and stocks
but further examination, which showed that nothing
more than a preliminary action had been taken, and
that the act in event OF its passage by Congress-
would fail to receive the Presidents SANCTION changed
the views Of SPECTATORS and quotations weighted
down through tho nandicapping of unsupported
market The decline thus started subsequently rc-
solved itself into dull seadiness, and this, again.
toward tho end, converted into an Improvement
which held with less vgor until the close OF
business Like mother earth In It's earliest days, tho
market was '.without form vod and s likely to
remain until tho great dealers shall elect lick
into shape.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices OF the day:-
The New York herald., 1877-11-02

op,ana.. A'a,ama. NJ o,,-ra. Terms:
s.se. Gr lss nian: 70 70 iss Ss
sssd sasd@s %iadiag 49,: II sls s,s TX s7,o 7,s
si S,ssi'Ss Ss'f Ei'e''.9s. fss
c;a,a., ~ sls ~ sis ~ ilie ~ i,a
ioe; low middling. I0isc middi:ng. iohc The spot
sales were follows:-
reD.y Last Erestre raal
on ssnsIsc 4; .Ssy: S .,; ps
wsrs as follows Yss,erday after two ~gNoSemSsr
goo goo =, 10 70 @ sso 3oo a 200 40 ,o ses Dsssmssr
800 a. ODE 200 a. a osc i4oo ii.o2e, 1000 az
ih9ac ac 40 o a No. ye0.asy 100 AZ Life io9 AZ
TOTS. $50 bales Today ao up TO .wo sf
MoSovembs 400 =, TO- sse 400 .. ios2c 200 iOeo..
i6sec 600 as lossc 100 a. 10 $40 December. 100 a,
10 y9c 20 1900 Z, 10 sse 80 q 10 ssc 800 10 100
Il ios6c a9oo ios,e 100 a. 10 g7c 800 NJ 10 see
800 o ~ 6S5o, so ioeas.. 100 loose, 800 9:
81 iosc. 30 a. iias, s,ae5 a5o o1s 4o6 sio1 ~
Il oes, 800 lioss March, 25oo :. iaas,, 800
s4a. i6o \. .sse june, ii6ic so At oas
TSs" to- ,,osa,. ssoo bales Grand .o.. 47eoo bales
l.ois bales Now Orleans, II 7ss; Mooe, ans; sa-
Norfolk, 1929; Boston. $40; phsdsIphi" Total 81 77s
bales Tins day last week. - Oss This day lea, year.
341ie Total since September l. 875,oo3 bales to las,
steam. 1sc compressed TO Hamburg. BY steam ic COM
pressed To Bremen. by steam. Xc. compressed Liver
pressed. Market steady
hLoua ASDGnAis. RoceiptsFlour. 10 lss bbis wheat,
barley matt 100 do Flour was dull Ii but wisS
aud Southern we're IL 200 bbIA at the annexed quota
tions. Rye -four quiet but steady With
bbls sacks full prccs Buckwhex NJ -four was steady
saes were 400 bags state and Pennsylvauia ~ 81 30
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following table shows the opening, highest an
lowest prices OF the day:-

The sales Of active stocks. officially reported
the Stock Exchange to-day aggregated 147o5 shares
which were distributed follows \ ork Gen.
trial. 4935 Erie 1oo do. preferred, $780, Lake Shore,
4s62l Wabash 1,o66; Northwestern, 1900; do. pre-
ierred, $780, Rock Island. 52O Fort Wayne 1oO MIL
waukce and ST Paul. II, 900 do preferred, 44Oe Pitts
burg, 5O0 Delaware Lackawanna and Western, 10 4oO
Delaware and Hudson Canal 1850; Morris and Essex,
t63; Michigan Central, 13OO Illinois Central ], 800;
Hannibal aud St. Joseph, 400; Ohio and Mississippi,
$3.50; Western Union, 29,12o; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph 600; Pacific Mail, 400; Quicksilver, 800;
United States Express $50.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Now !. 1877
Cotton arm: middlng, 1o<c; low middiing loc. good
ordinary, sesc. Net receipts l0iS bales Sales, 22oS
stock, 57,5IU
NEW ORLEArs, Nov. !, 1871
Cotton weak; midding. 1OMc. low middling lOlac
good ordinary, 01sc. Net receipts 1856 Daes gross,
13s75 Exports1o Great Britain. 2272 TO Franco 2vp;
1O9 .293.
MoBrLg Nov. I. 1877
Cotton easier; midding 1916. losc. low middiins,
loc good ordinary. so Net Receipts, 2lls na'es hx-
ports cosstwfse. s27 Sales, i.Uo0. stock, 2s305
SAVANNAH, Nov. I, 1877
Cotton dull middIins ioke llow widdlins. ios scod
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AT REAsoNABL. RATES MONEY ON LIFE md
n Endowment Insurance Policies ana Mcysgages same
bought, insurance o Z: nrds sHssssd VIII s.., .omgs
PIES !, u uAUhlCh 4 Gu lQ AtoAaxW, :
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovIpKNcs. r. L. Nov. l, 1877.
There has been moderate movement In printing cloths
and few sales at discount from ations
which remain nomnay 3sc to lli6c cash for standard
and extra 64xu4.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
The closing quotations at three p. N. were:-
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was active to-day, the rate beinq a
por cent and closing at the latter figure The follow
Ing were the rates OF exchange on New York at tho
aforementioned cites to-day:-Savannah, buying
b-16 a u discount, selling u discount; Cincinnati
buying par, sclling 100 premium Charleston, easier
BIG u discount, u par; ST. Louis, Ito discount;
New Orleans commercial q, bank 4 discount; Chi
cago, par. and Milwaukee, par Foreign exchange
was quot at 4.So 4sO14 for bankers long and at
l.S4 4.S4k for demand sterling.
MARKET
Gold opened and closed at lO2A, with sales In the
interim at 1924 Tne carrying rates X, !, 2,
and per cent Loans were also made fiat
GOLD CLEARISas THE NATIONAL STATE or
NEW YORK.
God balances. ~ ovs 6oI
Currency balances. l64l, ,2l9
Gold clearances. 2ls90,000
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. 904, 600
currency loo M oaI
6oiu exchahees.. llool loI
Oolo oaiahccs.. .......... SoO,UlA
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds fairly to-day and closed
steady at the following quotations United States
rency SKIES III a12l do SKIES 1884, registered l103
ll0s; do. do, do, coupon, 1104 Ill; do do,
1865, new, registered, 1854 lo5X do. do, do,
'oupon, 1851 1o5N do do, 1867, registered, 1857
al0s% do. DO, do, coupon, 1os< losss; do do,
lS6, registered, lo9% 110; do. do, do coupon,
109z ITO; do. tcn-fortes, registered, 107I los;
DO do, coupon, l0SI 10s4; do. nves, 1851, regis
terc, 106x 107; do. do., do, coupon, 106A a
1O7 ;do AXIS, 1891, registered, 1855 a 1857; do.
do, To-, coupon, 1861 lo5k do. ours 1907, regis.
tered 1921 lo2K; do do, do, coupon, 1O2k a
1o2s< Central Pacific gold bonds, lo6n 1o61i.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
To.dy being legal holiday IN London the Stock
ExchaLc there was closed, and there consequently
NO quo,tions Forty-sevcn thousand pounds wen,
into thebank to-day on balanca The oank state
ment shvs an increase for the week OF COS, 900 In
specie. To proportion Of the bank reserve to iiabi
ties is nos7 u, as against SS9 last week
BONDS.
State bon' at the Board were dull District oil Co
lumbia 365 sold al 74x, and Tennessee sxes at 44s
n4L
RAILROAD BoSp2
Railroad BON continue strong, and the following
were the chanA compared with last previous sales =
An advance off In East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia arsts al u In New Jersey Central nrsts
new and Ccntraiacinc gold bonds. There a do
cline OF u in Gre Western hrsts OF 'SS and Erie ltn
mortgage, ana "a NLehgh and WiKesoarre consols
Rock leland sixes 9I7 sold AZ lo7, 81. Paul nrstl
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
THIRD poARp-2:S 80 r. n.

THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The following is arecapitulation OF the public debt
stafemant. Issued today
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l0:lS TO 1880 A. NJ.
$4,000 5's sl0-40.r.bc c lo7A
10000 U 5 So. 'sl, reg. lo6N
1000 US 4's. reg, 1907 lO2h