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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Composer wooi.on Morse Married.

Woolson Morse composer Of "Paniandrum
and other comic operas was married on We'd
nesday last to Agnes Reilly late a member OF
the DE Wolf Hopper Opera Company.
The ceremony took place IT the Little
retire from the stage. The newly welded
couple have gone to Canada to spend their
honeymoon,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Annie IsixIey's IIIuesa.

Annie Pixley Ia still very III at the
Westminster. She came to town last
week to rehearse with her company
for a starring tour in "Mliss." but
on Friday her1 husband and manager,
Robert Fulford. found it necessary to cancel
her autumn engagements on account OF her
sickneBs. Miss Iixley is said to DO suffering
OyerwOrk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Gen. Mage. Not . Cand,da,. for Senator.

CORNING. Sept. 23.-In an interview to-day
Gen. George J. Magee said positively that he
would not be II candidate for State Senator
this fall on the Democratic ticket. and that II
nominated and elected he would not serve
Gen. Magee said that ne preferred to devote
his time to his duties as President OF the Fall
the First district OF Steuben have been In
structed to vote for Gen. Magee in the Con-
yentiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
The CiyI, War In Argentina.

BuENos AYREs. Sept 23.-The insurgents in
tho province OF Tucuman have met with
check. The Government forces have reGaIned
which had been DESTROYED by the insurgents
The line has been repaired and Federal
troops are expected to occupy the capital, San
Miguel de Tucuman. to-dnY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

LONDON. Sept. 23.-The Ld'o journal pub
fishes letter from Mrs. William Henry Hurl-
bert. She says she knew Wilfrod Murray. and
with Miss Evelyn when Mr.. Hurlbert was In a
totally different locality. The Lam journal
demands that the question thus raised again
be cleared OF uncertainty by q court OF law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Killed Himself Because HI. Ch,,d Died.

BELvIDERE. Nj. Sept. 23.-John II. Siman-
ton. a merchant at Washington. n. j.. COM
mtted suicide this morning by shooting him
self In the head. The loss OF a child. who died
last night. is supposed to be the cause. He
rem County Court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

DIES MONIES. Ia. Sept. 23.-F. A. OFT. nomi-
nee for Lieutenant Governor on the Populst
ticket. yesterday resigned. his age. % years.
making him ineligible for the office. The va
cancy will be filled by the committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
Tammany Delegates to Saratoga.
snOT OyHR GiME or Craps.
Thomas Jordan Accused OF Sbo ating Anoths,
CoIor-d Man at Shndysids.

Thomas Jordan. aged 20 years, colored. was
arrested last night by Detectives Gihooly
and Donrigan at Thompson and Blocker
streets. on a charge Of having shot another
colored man. named Royal Mitchell at Shady
side. n. j.
plaInt He said that a gang OF men were work:
near Shadyside Jordan and Mitchell got into
a dispute over game OF craps; Jordan
whipped out revolver and shot Mitchell In
tho abdomen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

UTICA. Sept. 23.-Ernest J. Fllwood was nom.
mated to the Assembly to-day by tho Demo
Gratis Of the first Oneida.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24

vsrylow rates to Worlds Fair by New York Central.
Bee Rgent-Adg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

% WALL STREET.
IEW.YORK. ApPil 18th, 1893.

% WALL STREET, -
NETWORK. April 18th. 1903
MESsRs. VIM P. CLYDE GEOR5E F. STONE.
WIN. f. STRONG. &c. MABEN. and
THOMAS +. RYAN. Present
GENTLEMEN
Referring 10 your favor OF Feb. Cd. 1898. and our
the same date. would that have
TEN. Including subordinate companies and We believe
that their reorganization practicable on SOUND financial
basis that will be equitable and to the ultimate al
vantage OF all security holders.
We are prepared to act your request. and vii BE-
ready and plan OF reorgsnzaon
and 10 form syndicate underwrte the same soon as
the several classes securte. OF the Terminal Company
W. Six per Bonds Five per cent Bonds Preferred
Stock and Common Stock shall pursuant 10 your letter OF
Feb have been deposited with In amounts suhcens
70 demonstrate that holders Of such securities generally
Join In your desire that shall undertake the Work OF
reorganization
IL must be understood that given fill authority
TO Include Of the securities OF the Terminal Company
80 deposited In the plan when announced AMI That each
depoor by his deposit gives authority and his con-
sent That oil the terms and provisions OF the PLAN to2ether
with assessments deposited stock shall be discretionary
with us.
AS we presume that you will communicate the contents
OF this letter to all holder, Terminal stock
and bonds we would further say that In such event. We
shall be prepared and after Monday April II, 1893 TO
receive at our Office No. % Wal Street depos' Of ch-
mond Terminal securities, above and 10 81 nr tem'
porary receipts for ZANE in negotiable form.
Upon announcement Of the PLAN these temporary re.
cepts will be exchangeable for our reorganization
tncates countersgned by the Central Trust Company.
which Company will be the custod the securities
delivered for the purpose Of the gankouOn.
Nnnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

Phoenix - II l. u u IL u 7co
Total shares for the day. ..5u'i lo
sEx dv1derd.
SILVER.
Sill Bull certfs s34 s34 s3A s34 s3A S3h 10000
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
Huetion Sales, financial.
LOUIS MEsIER. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS and BON
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON.

wEDNEsDAY-ApriI2 10,
Al 1890 O'Ciock. at the New York Real Estate
SnIesroOm, No III broadway.
~ Cor 1eec9.t Of s wAS% i may concern"
10 shares cray. National f.iagnelOph Co.
$50 ' S; L S k fo" re i' aSc Railway Co.
10 SHARE LEWIS Title In,ursnce Co.
$4,000 rnon Gs'light Co. Con'olisd cr cent boni..
100 .hars New-York Plate Glass ms, co.
II shaic, Ncw-York. New. IiaNen Hartford I,R. Co
80 shares Central RR. banking Co. II Georgia
cats Of indebtcdnc,s
$1,000 Central XIX: Banking Go. Of 6eofria Ccfaa-
9 shares Chemical Nationa; Eank.
3 shares Mechanics Nauona. Bank
- share, Elnk Il America.
$4,000 Ioao Am A,lGr Mount Nom Pleasant d h'''y
SOS oc0 District u Narucansctt. r. l. Per cent mp,
s25 900 Ceordcid Eliunnous Coal Corporation ntsc.
- Sinking Fund '.od bonds 100 -,
IL shares Third Avenue Railroad Go.
20 share, Ciu.ens Electric Illuminating Co. Of Brook.
5000 Mar.hall Coo, Go. let m,ar. per cen, bonds,
- 1920 10Y 1881, coupons,
s.s5 wli.%.q e c{ I9,a s CO CO. No.
ibcomo utrc. bonds lYpohcca'efl.
20 Ss s5 TsT4aiS VT &c S, fss'G Co. Iron
,% ,fsres peo9Eec cosSh. co,ssllda, I'd. M1e'
100 .saTe, I,aIc : S9jT,sross Mining Co.
20 shares savage Mining Co ,,.,.
100 shares y. Y. I.aclovenno { w-stcrn RI Co
81 900 CITY Of Richmond. Va. per cent bonds 1905.
So 900 Nashville. Choanooea 4 St Louis Railway Co.
ist MTG. PEI cont bonds. 1911
100 sharSs NeWYcrk wv .neyeen Hartford RH
20 shares Thurie, whyand Co. preferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
Richmond & West Point Terminal
Railway & Warehouse tempany:

Referring 10 the foregoing letter from McssRs.
DrexeI. Morgan ~ Co.. We hereby recommend all
holders OF the above .ecuriiic. TO deposit with
Me.Ar. Drcxci, Morgan Il Co., B Wall street. New.
York. NJ once and in event later than May 1,
lS93-in order 10 them OF your cO.operation
and 10 enable them proceed Win the reorG anza.
ton with the least possible delay.
such a IL, In our opinion, essential for tho
protection of your interests.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE,
GEORGE r. STONE,
SAMUEL. THOMAS.
WILLIAM Z. STRONG,
j. &. NABEN.
THOMAS r. RYAN.
RICHMOND AND wTST POINT TERMINAL RAIL
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
whc'ca. Tic FOREGOING ietcr t. Yii recommended OF
By security holders been laid before this Board for
It's Information
Resolved That this Board recommends the holders ot
sccurte, OF th. company 10 deposit them I'M
medately McssI-. DrcAc Morgan Co, tie trims
and for the purposes named their lttcr.
Z. X. LYNCH w. q. OAkMAN,
Assistant Secretary President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

OFFICE or
PuLLMAN's rALALh cAE COMPANY.
CHICAGO, April 90 1863.
Ar TIE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEET
~ o the stockhoders held this day: I, voted
stock 20 cent. To iss a.
tc di,,rtion 81 IN, oari OF DIRECTORS who suI~cou"nti
rcsolvod to issue sane follows
STOCK HOLDERS OF RECORD Oh May l. 1893
will have the option Until. MAY H. 1893 q subscribe
pr such stock ut rni TO az c\tnt not exceeding ONE
MAY !. 1898 80. - .....-. -
at which date paid ccrtih will be issued for
payment. excluding fractional shar's,
THE TRANSFER BOOKS WILL CLOSE NAY /,
AND REOPEN MAY 49, 1923
Blank Of subscription ond oil Information relating
thereto may be obtained at ..
FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST Co... New.Yor
NEwENGLAND TRUST CoMPANY........ Do,ton.
'o~fA"fs 4. S. wEiNsliEiMER. s. ea1sssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
esIsn.a, DRExEL, MORGAN & co.

TO THE HOLDERS OF TIE
SIX PER CENT. TRUST BONDS,
FIVE PER CENT. TRUST BONDS,
PREFERRED STOCK.
COMMON STOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

n ATlONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. IN
~ NEWNcRk. The annual meeting OF the Shareholder,
OF this Association will be held the nous
corner OF Nassau and Cedar sts, MONDAY, NAY s.
1898, at II O'Clock. ~
w. C. DUvALL. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

~ meeting OF the toekholdefs OF me NEw.YoRK,
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
called Will be held nc the principal Of
said Company IN Cleveland OHIO on inc third day Of
May A. ID. 1873 at ten O'Clock a. for the purpose
and with the object Of voting upon the approval Of
SOu HEKN RAILWAY COMPANY for the lease 70 the
NETWORK, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAIL.
iiOAD COMPANY OF part OF the premises heretofore
used by said LAKE SHORE AND MiCuLGAN SOUTH.
EkN RAILWAY COMPANY part u its main line
ana right o way. extending easterly from point the
CITY or DCNKlkk. CHAuTAuoUA COUNTY. NEW.
YORK, about four.hfths as Of mile WEST Of the
EASE town line thereof distance u about eight (Sl
miles TO POINT in the village OF SILVER CREEK, 10
sad COUNTY.
ALLYN cox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

were trife lower at 96.l0, sight eNchange on
London being 2jl4 l-2 francs to the = stefiihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


rn .x.,ov,. t.ns;on of last week in the fnan-
cia, community was relaxed to-day. owing 10
tho Presidents declaration that the Government
would redeem all its obligations in gold. Ihe
situotion had been strained to the utmost, ana
Mr.. Cleveland's public statement came none 700
soon 10 still the whispers OF Reputation "'ao
were going around the world. The effect was
nromptIy reflected in the stock market. winch
opened with prices from 3-s per cent 10 "a
per cent above Saturdays close other 1aVoraoic
news was the weakening Of the foreign eHcnahseT
and the profYer by the banks Of Boston OF nail
of their gold holdings to the Treasury Inc prom
inent bankers of this city were IN conference
most of the day with the Assstant-Ireasurer oil
New York, and while the result is shroudcd III
secrecy il is understood that negotiations are
now under way which may shortly cast more
light upon the situation. IT is OBVIOUS 'hat
there must no a limit within the lines of prudence"
70 the aid which the National hunks may extend
to the Treasury in the present e'n T ~ f,ct
that all methods 10 replensh the gold reserve III
the Treasury-evcn that of a Government POM
ssue-are only expedents me root Of ,ne cIl
is the Silver Purchase law, ana us Only cure Will
be the repeal Of that law ia, ,.
The of-setting influences. which modIned some
what the encouraging effect Of the President
declaration the tightening oi money ratrS
and the withdrawal Of more than S2.Ooo.ooo goa
for EXPORT The only buying support in the mar
ket came from the short interest, and when ne
purchases ceased prices sagged. From the c1ry
extreme advances there wcr" numerous rcc"'elons'
Chicago Gas fell from Sc 1-2 to S5aS5 1-?: chi
cago Rock Island and Pacific fell from ~ =? 70
81 3,4as2 is: St Paul from ~ IL to 1877 l-s
Chicago Burlington and Quincy from ~ - 70
% 5-sa92 ga: Missouri Pacific from Az Ia W
AZ 3-4a4sl-4: Northern Pacific preferred from
80 Ia to 80 3-4a30 IA: Delaware Laokawanna
and Western from l43 IL to 142 l-2 .'encrai
Electric from % 10 To o. l4a9s IL, and Natlo1ai
Lead from 80 3-s TO sc 34a', IS The general
list however, did not lose all Of its early gains
American Sugar Refining and National Corda0e
were especially strong. with net advances re-,
spectivcly Of l 1-2 and ] per cent a 1ail OF
more than Is per cent in Toledo. Ann Arhor and
North Michigan was explained in several ways
but il was significant only in directing attention
TO the vulnerable position, in situation OF
monetary strngency or sensitive credit. OF stocks
which are not widely distributed. Distilng and
Cattle Feeding declined from 2sa2s 3-6 10 20 l-2a
90 So on the prospect OF early action upon the
proposed bond issue.
The market. as whole. was feverish and IT.
regular after the buoyant opening The close was
unsettled at reactions from the best prices.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds almost entirely neg
Iected AT the Stock Exchange one per cent bond
selling at an advance of Ia per cent over the
bid price Tho final quotations were firm and
unchanged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
financial nlretinss.

THE CLEVELAND. CINcINNATI CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
CINCINNATI Ohio, April 5. 1898.
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of
~ khoder. OF the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago
aud st. Louis Railway Company viii be held The oies
tho company the City OF Cincinnati Oio Wednes
day. the 10Th day Of May, 1898 at 10 30 a. Al. to
action the question Of making
mortgage covering all the railways leased lines ana
u the company, 10 secure bofd> no. exceeding
nfty millions OF dollars About faenty nine millions
dollars said bonds be reserved retire certain Of
outstanding bonds secured by mortgage said
property. portion thereof tive millions dollars
bonds be- used 10 reimburse the az
yanccs for construction and equipment and 20 provide
additional betterments construction
equipment balance remain the
Of the company greater
million dollars CT the said balance Of bonds be issued
any one year
Also consider and take action upon giving authority
TO the Directors OF this company TO extend It's line OF rail
Of Jacksonville. NewAlbany, and Louis
Vile. more OF them BY constructing new neA
by contracting with any railroad company br.dg.
company OF such line lines by purch:s
leasing. otherwise acquiring track bridge and
ter fac whole either
or with other companies lne stock
Ter books wl closed the close ~ 18th
April 1898 and he again opened the opening Of
business the llth day OK May 1899. by order
board. r. +, osborn, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. April "a. p. m.-Ncw- York, Pcnnsylvania
and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 70 "a; canadian
Pacific, So 81 Lre. II do. second consols 8S :.
Illinois Central. 1913 81: Mexican ordinary. - Ia
81. Paul common, -: Reading, l. IA. Paris ad-
times for the account. and exchange London At
O. francs, Il IL centmes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

rh. Company will sI.o acquire all the Capital stock
concerns VENDORS
Tn. Aforesaid .wcntv.ons companies ard hrms manu-
Snring Tooth lIarrows red SAte- The ln1uitrY
farm necessity No only farmers. but manufacturers
merit and necessity q, the Invention.
improvement, construction ard general utility have
importance 20 eprf 'o Letters Pa"nt
Tn,ici s,ste- ont no Sorg Tooth Harrow
IL /. safc :, ssy hst other farm rnlenent. or In
invented has h'cn 20 closely followed up tnd Iro
mi, Industry win not be affected nv sny possible
t'n,l quit. rrc'nty the nsnuiarturrr' of NWin,
o,or allie 4ed Infringement ~ each Others Patents and
conducting the neh'. cutting IN prices lfeNnifd -
and tn. expenses zach W'ro enormous
Under the arrangement ~ which this Company
, own or control all the patent aud Other rights. mid
b. cur'aed and T. IL also Intended T. concentrate the
localities Al these economies VIII increase ~" enrn
will ~ continue the business under the manacenen'
AcarefuIIv prepared statement, made the siana
confidently asserts that on most conservative csf
nm ount 10 70 irnst Finy thousand Dollars.
examining N. hook patents accounts mo'crial-
the sta'rme OF ode bv each 10 IN" Nat
co the well chartered accountants 81 London.
a. follovs
The rnuni profit der ed from tho turirG
tho use Of the several Patents enumerated In this
This result IL nftrr taking into account tn.h Ds
rows ~ the me paid for wit hin prescribed time.
bu,cr. Of this disc II will be
Tor The .,c"r. woud he given s,t t1.Oi.
sIR39ts 10. will give n sum an6 y. which rep
md snlc of fInrrov- after allowing Tor MI cN
Of the salrs.
such annual profit would be- sufficient for the follow
prr cent. o. 1900 O0D Preferred stock
% per cent. Of sur plus for sinking Fund
Totnl
The rema indcr, sic, 6!9.S7, would be cauni TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

INITIATIVE dividend. paynbl" sem. annually before the
il preferential in the In OF dissolution or
to be Issued, but none, under the provisions o. tue
with the written consents ~" te holders Of SO per
th the secretary OF state OF New.Jersev.
from earnings a5r the full cent on the preferred
complying with the following provision;
In each year. rs cent Of the surplus remaining Is
the Preferred Stock. until at least SJOOOOO oil the
having personal liability whatever.
or lila bty. and with n working capital OF mt least
also kept In the treasury.
offered for Subscription at par yaoie 10 per csn en-
per within twenty days afr allotment Inc
the State Trust Company, which Company Will Issue
Ghcat,s q, Later are ready ior ueu'ery'
may operate forfeit Of the previous payments
or STOCK,
oMPANY OF NEw.YoRK
GERS,
Of a. " stevens & Son. Autumn s. Y
Chas. Ii. Chlds & Co., CtlCa, y. Y.
TORS,
H. CHILDS VICTOR r. VAN HORHE.
Err 4. DbOMGOLD, ROBERT s. W!l.LiAMS'
ICE MAS OSCAR F.. MADDEN.
OF Utca, Mr. Dromgod is Of the irm Of Pench Drom'
of Farmer Friend Manufacturing Co.. OF Dayton. -
State Trust Company nominate one or TWO d.
Rscy tho vendor referred TO- for hc purchss" Of
ON of 900 900 Of tho Stock and 1905 900 Of The
fun paid consideration OF said property purchased SAID
said business and property, the sum oil r-poo"o III
id Edwin H. Riscy several Arms and corporations
with Tus: Company together Win COPIES OF u'c
for Inspection by sulscriber. . ,. ,o
viii relating such business OF the following hrns ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

The Preferred stock !. entitled 20 mn per cent e"
mn ymcut of dividends the Common Stock nnn
scrninn lon Of Corporation Not only are no bOhds
icrtIdrate Of OrganzatiO. can ever be Issued exec
cent OF all the Precrre ed mud 0nnOn Stock tIed WI
Diytdepds upon the Common Stock Will be Iayaoic
haS been paid set apart In any hseai year. anu ~t
Amer the IA yment OF the annual Preferred DIVIDEND
IN be- set side sinking fund for the retirement OF
stock Inns been 0 redeemed and Cancelled.
All stock fully paid and assessoble. stockhoidefs
Tn. Companv will be- gin business without any debt
AoHo O0O In cas 81 90 900 in Preferred stock In
Nine Thousand shares of Preferred stock are
aupIicaton allotment, ana the Daiarc
10 Der cent pa will b. made 10 the Bankers tosh
application IS icjected.
Tho Sub.cournt M ynients will be made direct to
Temporary receipts be exchanged for Engraved Yer
Failure 10 pay tho third instruments when dn"
REGISTRAR
THE STATE TRUST &
Off
President LEROY w. STEVENSt
Vice.Presd mt, FRANK j. HENhi'
secretary, CIIAS. Ii. CHlLD>. OF
DIREC
LEROY w. STEVENS. WIZ AH.K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

Sn.sCn, ~ WALK
,nnS Nv 30 MAU X
Mr. Williams Is presisnt OF the OneldA Naaonoi Baih
cold FORK Pa and Mr.. Van Horne l. one Of the o'.cis
changes be made In the Boac after allotment a1
rectors. .... ,.t,. rd.i, ~
mentioned below IN cons Ne,
Preferred stock Of the COMPANY sich STOCK 10 De
the company, IN adGiIoh
cash 10 bo us.da - working capital ,....u -.
cony Of aid contract AMI OF agreements between "a
giving h. options purchase sale bu'n-ses are mda
Of orcan1atlon and bylaws and other 1altS
Thi. Contanv 1, formed TO acquire and carry on IN.
licenses special machinery and tools and the eood
rorno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

The reserved b tn" STAB Trust Company to
close eil.c ripiion books without
Subscriptions will be received tho terms OF
Vendor pro, ding that Of hc subscription money.
for the stock delivered 10 IL for account
delivered before september ist 1893. the subs"rip
subscription will open friday April 2lsf. 1893
NewYork and vicinity, and Monday Mag lSt for 9th
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL
WHITNEY & SrEPHLNNON. .....-.......
YORK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ..............
FALLKILL NATIONAL BANK .......-..... -.......
THIRD NATIONAL HANK ........-.. ......
ROBERT GFRE BANK ...-............. -.........
CIEMrNG CANAL BANK ........--- ....-...
ONEIDA NATIONAL. BANK
STRONG STRONG 1000.
COLUMBUS TRUST COMPANY ............. ....
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ...............- 80.
PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK .........-...... ...-.