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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
Boaro ano Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
A THOUSAND of New ork's best board
N lng.houses, apartments and hotels get ThEopoHME
YORK i NEWS Sc co. 20 50 Bee eel
MRS. b. b. HANCE, late. of Long Branch,
~ has rented the large elegantly furnished nous 10 let for
winter malaria ting pipes run from seT "s 70 o 1gP
received Best references IN YORK and long Bra nch
furnished application to above address.
MADISON AVENUE 144.-Elegant floor
WI with private table and special servant; also suites
dations.
DRIVATE FAMILY offer, with first-class
IL board connecting paIlor toor with BATH
also % door private table if required other rooms refer
STH-AVE., above 34th-st.-An elegant suite
- of rooms to without board with private table; ref
1928 Broadway
~ EAST 31ST-ST, between Madison and
haves-Handsomey furnished paroT and second
taSe s. speoi 'i ATTENDING highest reference
2STH-ST. 40 EAST.-Superior floors, with
ON GRAMERCY PARK and s6 IRVING
~ Pace-FTont and corner room ground hoor suiIs
bic for physician.
00D-ST, 40 EAST.-Large pleasant room
~ and board for two gentlemen or gentleman ana "e'
Oc TRVING-place and 20 G. anercy Park
Oh Gentemens apartment house, suit and single rooms;
breakfast If desired. -
ITO EAST 21ST-ST Creamery Park ark.
board; references; also table board given.
West Side.
ITO LFT.-A sunny room, newly painted and
resc0ed handsomely furnished, TO gentleman onyi pti
vste family; references; l4O West 2lstst
A WEST 29TH-ST., and 1873 West 23d.st.--
Elegant large back and front second hoo 10
LET for th s0n with private table, also large back par0r
ard reception ROOM suitable for physician References re-
quired.
I WEST H-ST.-Three elegantly fur
nghed rooms suite singly running water ana con-
venienoes; gentlemen references. "
IST and I'd floor: private table II desired;
appointments strictly first class Location Murray Hill
near 5thaye. A. DALEY, "A West 35th-st
As WEST 27TH-ST., second house west OF
- broadway, north side. Good rooms ON each hOorj
I'm and appointments all modern improvements
elegant parOrs.
SS6:TH-ST.-4S and 30, between Broadway
1tDand Handsome and desirable rooms with board
gentleman and wife single gentleman references
Oh VEST 39TH-ST.-A very desirable
- thd-stOry front room, with board; references ex
changed.
"a WEST 18Th. ST.-IIall on 4th and large
'IO 30 floor FOR two goncmcn with board terms
moderate 10 permanent parties references
'QsA WEST 2GTH-ST. Large. handsomely
% - furnished st. Iamc9 Delmonico Madison
square parties dcs ring refined quiet home highest rel
crcuccs; prices moderate
bDND-ST., l42 WEST, adjoining st. Cloud
4 tC-El CANT suite aud sngy, with su'
rc,r board; house ana location unusually desirable; refer
ruccs.
"A WEST 27TH-ST.-Rooms, single or en-
Il stc wiz, 6r-t class Table board reasonable
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Business Cbautt9.

V,D ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS,
4 Stone DEALERS, ~ viii lease on lpn plrlr"
a. our quarry n ud Lyme Connect, nrU boat
a. , , ,iirr and thr shore iiuc llrut- The atom. u
't 49,, ,o.rtry granite similar 90 tho Egyptian. but "i
rnr color ana Tor building and ornamental uses much more
l,,rtt A. mat ur scotch. ~ IL the material oI lho
,,,, manning Memorial Church 1t Newport send
io. rifcullrs on a., ~, - 80 i',,' ON,
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Railroad bonds generally were dull and neglected
but there we're some sharp advances for few of the
speculative kinds. Boston. Hartford and Erie hrsts
were specially active and rose from 6ols to g. and
Rome WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg firsts sold at 92
against 9Ol2 yesterday. Erie second consols were
Quiet. but their price from 1O2 TO
lO2s40I025s. Mobile and Ohio first de-
bentures were q lower at 95l2.
Canada Southern rss declined tn 81 and Metropoli-
tan seconds to 81. Ohio Central frsts were y
higher at 1894. East Tennessee, Virginia ana
Georgia incomes were steady at 52G3ls anu
Rochester and Pittsburg incomes sold at 100000
Wabash general mortgages sold at 99a099li0
$685. Texas and Pacific frsts. Rio Grande division
were steady at S67sG SS9i.
The bank statement, we anticipated, dlSap-
pointed general expectations. The loss IN cash
So. 9S2, 800 vas greater than was expected, while
tie contraction In loans was smaller than was an
tcipated The result is further increase oil
$J77 go in the deficit of reserve from the : per
cent rule. The following are the totals OF tho
statement and changes for the week:
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2l2 O'CLOCK To 3 O'CLOCK.
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN IL DAVIS & Co. No. II IPdtiSt

SATURDAY Oct. ST.. NJ
The stock market for the greater part of to-day
was dull uninterestng and without feature I'M
nediately following the opening of business some lit
tie animation was exhibited. and there was small
rally In prices; but both the animation and the
rally were short-lived. Dulness succeeded and con-
tnued with here and there spasm of activity, but
without material changes in figures until after
O'clock. At about the hour named Kiernan's Wall
Street News Bureau published two dispatches from
Washington in the order printed at follows
George s Boutwell, has been rendered secretaryshp
o, Treasury but has declined An effort is being made
10 have him reconsider. but is doubtful he can he in
IL stated ON best authority Secretary Window
will be notified Of tue acceptance OF MS tetlghl9h on
Monday, and that the name of his successor VIII he
sent 10 the Senate at once
Immediately following the publication OF the fore
going dispatches the market became active. and
such advances as were made in the days tranSac-
t,ons were during that last hour. and the alleged
cause of the sudden buying and advance in prices
was the belief that the dispatches were true. why
Il they are they should have affected the market
rs they did is difficult TO explain on any other
hypothesis than that operators believe Secretary
WINDOWS successor will be infationist, to the
extent Of dsregarding the reserve fund OF the Treas
,rv in deciding what can or cannot be done to re-
leye the money market. Manhattan to-day again
has exceptionally strong and sold up to 29025. and
Beading WIS exceptionally weak and declined to
C2I,a6l8s The market closed feverishly strong.
The continued 5s continue TO monopolize large
bart OF the business in Government bonds, and to-
lsy $75, 900 more of them were sold at par Tho
cnly change from yesterdays final biddings Is all
advance of ls for the 4l2s The market closed only
steady at the annexed quotations:
RID AsEeaf Bid. Asked
Is Ss Z. 81 81 r els Is IS :@: 9: 5s53 E
Us 4s 1901 e. ..ll57s ll6is US con 6s l99s ion os
T.s. cur IS ls91~lSg US. con 0s 9''s 4oo's
In state bonds the Arkansas railroad issues we're
again active. the sales being principally at 26.
Jonisiana consols sold at GO, Tennessee 6s at 600
co., North Carolina special taxes at sass, and
Missouri 6s, Hannibal and St Joseph
issue, 1885, at 1924 There were no transactions in
city bank stocks.
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In London the Stock Exchange markets generally
were better both iog home and foreign sccurltIcs.
British consols were L higher at 81 lJ-lG for money
and 81 $40 for a count. United STATES n.inued
5s were Il higher at lO4li and Is advanced l. 10
lly2a hui later again wee quoted ut ll9l4. Irlces
for American railways were from 4 to y per cel'
better. but the markets were quoted dill IN lailS
French 3 per cents rose from $40 Ia Si.JO A-hI
exchange on Lou,ou being 2j.4Ol2 francs 60 the T.
The total movements IF lodT and gram ~ Tie
principal points for the week ended Oct. !, 1851.
and since January /. for years 1850 and 1851,
were follows:
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TO CAPITALISTS.
a SPLENDID INVESTMENT,
TIE sole owner Of the stock Of the
PEORIA STARCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY

DESTROYS retiring from the business FOR excellent reasons
and has authorized the undersigned to form proprietary
grag intimately connected with The Company the undcrscn
al IAN guarantee this 10 be chance rarely aiabe for
excellent and sound Investment The Company possesses an
with liberal privileges Tho valuC ~ the stock
divided into 800 sarcg nf 500 each owing to
mo very upon which the transfer Of stock
anticipated that more than $500, call
pc cont cash viii be necessary 10 complete the transfer
the bufincs. The profit the Investment can
IT, proyrd actual figures 70 be NEgY LARGE. Exec cnt
references and thorough acies proving figures viii BE-
cvru bg Undersigned Tho factory IN u operation and
H. f4rcs Tor The pPy Of and coal and other necessa
r are cuu. other fJCtnrv applicants WuSt Zee pre-
satisfactory evidence Of good 'ab before
negotiations opened stock the amount of 500 shares
L eay secured by parties who know tho value Of the
iUyr-tueut Address f. {. s. tOBEKT~ON, SECRETARY or
THOMAS BROW ~. box o.. Peoria. III
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NUE HOLDERS of the SECOND MORT
A GAGE EOEuS or THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL H.
D.. Co louIcI that such 81 these bonds
overdue by the iulYs'u'u Of the President ut
said Miss-spP Central 1,rppi Company. vail De- pId ON
presentation o Ol tHlr4
IT. New ulcans Railroad Company 1li Broadway
nrd thai Interest h.ts ceased and viii
be paId any Of said bonds
ETUYVE@ANT FISH.
Secretary G., ST. l. * y. . A.. H. 40.
.Nnr /
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Gas STOCKS and City 3. Z. stock, and Bonds
VI bought AMI ,,rL o. o.. HEWITT 81 EE.lao"c-p.icc
OFrlCE % rIlE ~uyrR r.,ET C0y-1uptun fNrpj
49, LAMB CoNrAAl. ~ HE'uN'i' (
I 1851 y

NOTICE is hereby given that rir DUrcjor7
" OF 10, company, ny authority specially conferred 1y nc
shlrchoi-, hcfr'f cali tur { .Iuiiuu ur Assessment
oil ono dollar per share pt,lH' o. tr t day pt Noyrwlr-
u.It -pt .iuItrs rrqus-- g. ri aui conform o o."
t4Irf
Ilt.rH-t & tho r 60. cont
Ipr auuum ID De- allowed oI UIym'r 30 O. Ut 500
NtIubrr i r. 81 10" it" ld'ii
N.I.-RrWitt 4uc"- for CpItuuri.us = 70 nrr'fIHi
uiri with tIr certificates STOCK t-" -ri glf u" &C.,
know .rd thereon. wl'r. tr ri ~ ur urug
ytuIvu receipts VIII %" rrtuu. Tor uiilcIpt' tcftA
cate. on which payment l- lH4."
Direct all registered mail matter Tor this Company 90 80
in ftE y
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NOTICE 10 CREDGTORS.-ln pursuance Of
Y an made by The lion y van Als me- '" Iuuf
' "a r-.by iycu to all tir creditors aud prIso1s haNhg
w" ~ nf Brandon e. Brother. late doing
rs in he ity Albany boo sad cOnnly, unlri 'hr htu
- ~ rr.nIop h. Brother that they required 20 present
% Ia ,i,iri. viii the touChrra therefor duly vrfined
~ iic gub,tucr the duy appointed assignee OF Henry H.
sur,i,lu. nartucr Of tho late huu Of Hrauon ~
irr for the benefit tho crciitofsot said late h NJ
lis ouce No safest IN The Cliy OF Albany on OF Dol"ie
~, w i,'',,D .fpf 81 1881. LEONARD PAIGE,
b"'" L.1rT.tS'Y COULD Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE IN
4 nLANArnLLa. LLNDINNALI AND LALANL-ILE

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE IN
L DIASAPOLlS CINCINNATI AND LAFAYETTE
RAILROAD COMPANY:
Tie undersigned, representing stockholders owning
forty NJ the stock 0f the indianapolis, Cincinnati aud
Lafayette Ar0 Company AMI aching in pursuance ~
OF tlr OF Indiana In thU
Vidcd,
Hereby give notice that meeting ~ the stockholders Of
the indianapolis, Cincinnati aud Lafayette Railroad Company
called viii be held iu The Cy ~ iudiauaun
II
Tho undersigned hereby further notice. pursuance
statute that the particular objects Of said meeting
10 remove the President and Directors ~ said company
others In their STEAD aud 20 elect other proper
fully rcinstItc the corporate org inzailon
the company.
TO provide the recovery 81 the property rights OF
the company by legal proceedings OF otherwise.
transact other business bo brought
the meeting. -
]. HERON CRUSMAN. Of L. VI. Lockwood & CO.,
L. ]. GOODHAHT OF FTalry Goodhart
Committee OF Stockholders
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TIM AvrWc,v nIsIm = Trlr.E,rH coWNNY,
EXECUTIVE DFFCl. 81 SCUM -lN... COR UiIEt .FEsr
>Ew Iu.h, o,j. D. IHrl. y
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
4 UpLDIE- O.. tho American UistUctTtc" aUl Company
viii De hciIAt the company SEQ. 90 -outh atc.
York Cy, IuosrIy october D. 1881 Tor thr crr
uon of Gr,ctOrs and thr,c l inspectors oi ItCuru
ensuing year. Polls VIII open o. - ucs noon. sni
close nclock. The tran Ter books n b. rIJc
October at O'Clock y. aud rc"pcntd ~ Iu O'Clock
m.. ou tobcr H. I-Sl. D.. W.ASDEIW-, prr-Idcut.
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10 nm HOLDERS OF nm CAprTAL

'VW HE IIWTlUENN VI III INIT I'D
/ STOCk and other SECURITIES OF THE MIDi.iN sd
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEA.JlRSEY.- Nollce is
that ant after Hoptculrr q inst. tho
York ~usluch aud western railroad COMPANY VIII 10,
prepared a. make the rgCAu and issue tr securities pro
VIdcI Ia ths Article 81 Agree Uput tul Iulul
da,ed Iuur 10 1881, 10y which the MD and RAILROAD
of w. merged into ant bHcIus
thc Ncw.I0rk. auSIur.IuuI aui Wrftru ltiirDl Com
90 accordance with tho Circular, dated
1871, explaining the basis which sad exchange could
made.
Copies the Circulars be obtained At tho Offices ~ tho
New York. -usqucIIuuI AMI western ltIituId Company
No U3 Liberty ST.. Now YORK CITY.
Al LEE Cecr,f.r,
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05rates an0 TENDERS.

s. CONOVER & CO., Designers and Manu-
u facturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND FENDEh5s
FIREPLACES In Brass, Bronze steel and Tile.
AulirOns Fire Ssts Coal Holds Basket Crates, "a
Elegant OF designs Decorated Tiles ioe
hearbs and Iacngs Architects designs executed
elusive designs furnished Low estimates 10 architects and
builders Marero0nis, No 30s Canast
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AT CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.

Al CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,
CHICAGO &igagssg cnieaf% %iy19Iec.
Frr.w.ksl, bbls llLO2l G7527 1J'1o8 lOl'i''
S SiIs' jan l. 4o2se75 2751c,. a71e7so sl2aG75
'T TSs @lD, ai5sl5o lsl&oai 27s442s lal2'5s
Wheat 29 a3g lc787g 55ssg2S397 'iG 99
Hsi.s S' Sa.l s @S3i s s5 ra5 s37 1898 S5S
wss 81 bush: s?s s95s $685.. as 5lSa5
' bns '. a4G477 l2sG44 2O o2ol7IGI llG729,o
io7 Css 5ss l2OsI $50 oasoGsia IIsIl7l7
The following shows the exports exclusive of
succcD from the port of New-YOrk to foreign ports
for the week ended October and since the be
ginning of the year, compared with the correspond
ing periods of previous years:
sS3 5ssS5gs a3S Sig5i
Total since Jan. l. got Oi795 81 tsC37O2 20Gl40GSG
The following shows the imports of dry goods and
general merchandise at the port of Ncw-fork for
the week ending Ortobcr and since the be-
ginning of the year, as compared with the CORE
spending periods Of previous years:
s ss G: A: s.. sss3 IA: s
Total for tho weck. G2.LGGa $40 3. ,,5 795s2 -
Previously reported. 24G77SOj7 3759'1794 33N61"J'O
Total snee Jan. / 253o5a.72i 98i25sO52 5asGi5.9o7
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above:
For the week lS7h . 1880 ~ A ~. l.c
Thrown o market-.--. 2It3.9O0 2,2lGoi3 22oo,3io
since Jan. l. -.. ..... ,-,
F FRlss@ a the gS 3dsS5 S75 S S57
The exports of specie for the week ending Octo-
Der and since the beginning of the year, as com
pared with the corresponding periods OF previous
years: ,o-o ,goo ,og,
For the week ......... Slj3,2OS S3Z2.3S6 Sl1 ,2l6
Proviunsly reported. l2GG,SSl GBl3.2l3 S,GJi.366
Total since Jan. l.. i9,s9oo5o 72'5,G2O ssoi,GIl
The imports of specie for the week ending Octo-
Der and since the beginning OF the year, as COM
pared with the corresponding periods OF previous
years ,e-o ,geo 700,
f PPe 1aS reporicd s2GG2S6 iG22o 4GSOI5
Total since Jan. L.. 47s557O7 S67aO59G 47.sSiS9G
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON oct S-i230 p. m.-Con5O 9s5i0 Tor money and
and gse account; United states bonds, four per
cents 1888 per bonds extended 10 three and haf
per cent lO4l4 Erie, 44a, New Ork central, ~
Illinois Central i34, Heading, 3is Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Common ia.
LONDON oct 5000 p. m-U. 8. bonds four per cent?
1914 Erie, 463; New-NmK Central I43 Illinois Central
l38L2; Reading. AI NewY0rk Ontario and Western 81
Atlantic Great Western second mortgage trustees Ger
tiGcates. 2l4 ..--
cent rentes IS centimcs for The account
LONDON, r-G:b0p m.lan8 adN1ces quote tlfee per
cent rencs "a francs 80 confines for the account
Oct $50 il. m.-kXchanRe on LONDON - francs
40ia confines for checks
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gltp Real estate for Sale.

REEKMAN-ST., near Gold.-Five-stOry sub
ID stantL marble building for sale excellent
rutland & WHITING, 12l Nsssau-st
ELEGANT HOUSE for sale.-No. 40 West
H 54ths Parties looking for strictly tasteful
invited % examine this house Waterman premi.
Apply TO the architects ID. q J. JARDINE, No l262
Broadway.
TOR SALE.-A four-story brown stone front
4 dwelling Lenox I'LL, 2OI55 In perfect order i'm
mediate possession. Call At 100 East 69th-st.
FURNISHED HOUSE.-MadisOn-ave fac
ing Mount Morris Park first class thrces;ory browni
stone dwelling built In the best with All modern
proyements, Including Rossean's Burglar Alarm plumbing
perfect most Of the furniture made TO order location
delightful aud perfectly healthy Price s25O; owner makes
price he Will give housekeeping. Apply 70 1.
QUEREAU 1886 Broadway, Room H.
EOR SALE.-A fOur-stOry brown stone house
LenOx Hill, 20x55; In perfect Order immediate pos
session. Apply at No. 100 East 69thst
TOR SALE.-A 3-stOry English basement brick
Il house, rooms, bathroom and Kitchen Apply at lsA
East 40th-st
nLIVER-ST. LOT for sale; price, $4,000.
" rutland & WHITING. III Nassau-st
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OF1CR or THF UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY co.,
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY ~tHsCWruON,
september -, lS-l)
TVHE SECOND iSTALMEN / of ten per
crut upou subscrip lions for the construction ~ u.o
Oregon short Line Hallway viii ur due and py the
Iu. u October, iS Suhtrf .tipUH IcTfrlr iu Sew
YORK WI De payable go the once Of tue uuoa Pt'nc Rail-
broadway, and checks should be- mad. payable
10 amos NJ Ham, those -tercd m ostDn viii ' pay
Office oi the tuuu PIDuc Railway Iu Boston.
checks should uc made pa1bl 10 Henry Nclartud Sub
scrilcrs their certificates when payment.
fnr Tho prnnur nhnIaturut on Tho .In. EIDNIi mIIIMN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

TVUE CHEYENNE con. MINING CO."
L0catediu tho Bllok HllA d. T. 800. .
CAPTTAISFDCK. sjDlujl PAR VALUE, 81
col a. # T,,rTT.N PreFL r. HCNhNGuI. 5cty 49,
OFFICE. 80 - HHoADNNf ana irot'
OrrIcF or rur MogvIvG S1,G CoNs 1lpArEp MHNG coz
Tv.NDpK October !, ISslNO. ~ walsh ,
TIME storkhnldcrs of the MORNING STAR
/ Consolidated MfNING CnAPAEN have
voted In tr,lu,e the capital st0ck u the en-.
@ ~ % non n" 81 o06 900 and from 800 700 share, ~
tc bar yaIucof so each To- uunh shares Of The par value
~ "a ,gib Tho transfer book. oi tti- Company viii D.
closed Al tho of business on prt"b"r = ISL and re
,f.u,d 0usnuf. bu-i4e On october H. le-l
By order Of thc Board "lLLi.Nh N'-''i'.' - v
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II O'CLOCK TO pig O'CLOCK.


Tennessee 6s old
10000 BIO 40
North G speci'l tar
I'd Class
1000. .-----. y
5000. ----. SIS
Arkansas 8 L II Z
y & New o II II
1000 26
900 --.--.-25
North westSkg F6s
coupon
loo los y
Den and Rio Crude
LIST
LOCO. .... III
Boston III & Il lst
10000. 62&
20, 900. 81 p
10000. .--- .62As
international LIST
Loco. .--.-llOR
ST Paul & City LIST
1000. llOS
Den & X q LIST con
1000. lOJ Z
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y Y l. u & West Oh X ] ~ Parihc Us
New % con 1917 coupon
4 OO1 l02L 1000 ... l25
lOOOO 1929 Den aud X @ LIST
Rome W & OgOTg LOU -: lIOt
Isl coupOn ben : Park & + lat
10 OO0, .92 1000. .b3 lO5
lake p A West In Louisville aud y "a
1000. OH l,OO0- 80 100
Wabash X mtg Is Chic Bur & Gum -
900 .b3 1881 cousOls
Ches aud Ohio eur 1000. -. l'i'
. OOO "a Ohio aud Miss LIST
E Tenn va & o In Springfield div
10 400 5l7s 3.UOO ..... ll3
Canada Southern 81 l. 4 san FRAU "a
LIST guar CLASS nm
10000 ..--....97 l,OOO--------5S
Mo Gs 1t 10 issue 1000 go VI -
OOO $50 lO7A Wabash Gen NJ "a
Tennessee is new 1000. .----- eg14
0OO 6gL 5000 ...--. g9As
Ches and Ohio list Hoches'r & Pits In
SERIES Il 5,1OG- 50
3OOO S. 5000 .-...-.4OR
New ] CentralAd b Ind Dec & 8 I'd Inc
l,OOO------lO93 0,OOO-.------Co
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