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The indicator., 1897-09-11
NlTRo-GLYcERINE ExpLoDEs.
Six Persons Whose Names Arc Known Dead
and Others Reported XII ed.

Cyguet Ohio. Sept. IA terrible cx-
ploSion of nitro-glycerinc occurred
here this afternoon at 3 o'clock. result
ing i'll the death of six persons whose
names are known and others AT pres
ent unknown.
The explosion occurred ut the Grant
well at the rear of the National Sup
ply Conpauy'S office building. in the
village limits. This well had jus; been
shot by Samuel Barber. the shooter
for the Ohio and Indiana Torpedo
Company The well was gasser.
and when the 100 quarts OF glyceriue
let down into the we'll exploded the
gas ignited. and with terrific roar
the flames shot high above the derrick
AS soon as the drillcrs saw the flames
several climbed into the derrick to
shut' off the gas, but they had hardly
gotten there when there was Il terrific
explosion. The burning gas had
started the remaining glycerine in the
empty cans standing in Il wagon near
the derrick. In another wagon near
by were some cans containing an
other 12o quarts of The stuff. and this
WIS started by the force of the first
explosion. The second was blended
with the first in II mighty roar and the
town and surrounding country for
miles tremblod from the shock. The
National Supply Cumpany's building
was completely demolished and moth
ing remains where the wagons stood
but Il big hole. There is not a whole
pane of glass in any window of the
town and every house and store was
shaken to its foundations.
FAMINE IN IRELAND CERTAIN.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

There is said to be a quiet move
ment sprngiug up in all parts Of Ohio
TO demand the repeal of the civil SER
vice law" The fact that few of the
offices now sailed down by the civil
service law are not filed by Ohio men,
remarks the Chicago News, is thought
to be the reason for the movement.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

FAMINE IN IRELAND CERTAIN.
In Even the Best Counties the Stead,
Itains uaNc KmIned the CrnpS.


New York. Sept. IA dispatch TO the
World from London. says:
The Worlds special Inquiries
throughout Ireland fully corroborate
the alarming predictions cabled Satur-
day of the failure of the harvest. and Il
consequent impending famine. Cries
of warning 10 The government are ris-
ing in Il crcscendo scale from all parts
of Ireland. They are not confined. as
in former years of distress. to the CON
gestod districts on the western sea-
board
From Mullingar one of the most
prosperous paris of the midlands. Il cor
respondent telegrapls; The crops are
now irrctrievably destroyed II will he
impossible for the farmers TO make
anything of their cereals this year, as
they are quickly rotting. In the
churches yesterday prayers for fine
weather were recited, and if Il change
does not come Immediately. the crops
might as well he left to manure the
ground.
From County Wexford, noted rs
one of the richest in the country. the
fidingS are: es.-
The green crop may be described as
Il gigantic failure in County Wexford
This year. The greater part of the po-
tato crop is only fit for cattle feeding"
These evidences of the widespread
character of the ruin wrought by the
inclement season are merely samples
from numerous reports received
The Irish government has adopted 10
measures TO cope with the threatened
famine.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

There is a continual cry for good
times. and yet when this country had
good times, ninety nine men out of
hundred made fools of themselves and
spent more money than they made.
And il good old fashioned boom"
times should come again they would
all do the same thing. We need bet
ter sense more than We do better
times
The indicator., 1897-09-11

After all it remained for a Chicago
policeman TO correspond elandestinely
with a married woman and remain,
respectfully yours.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

Too much praise cannot be accorded
Consul Muth of Magdeburg, Germany,
for iustructing our state department to
favor the erection OF beet sugar fac
tories only in localities where sugar
beets are to be had
The indicator., 1897-09-11

III a man cannot mend the PuJlick
he should mend old shoes If he can DO
no better" exclaimed Dean Swift near
ly two hundred years ago Has any
commencement address better ex-
pressed the duty Of the scholar in poll
tics?
The indicator., 1897-09-11

That experienced gold hunter, Mar
Gus Aurelius Hanna. at last accounts
was prospecting in Ohio fields.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

Having brought suit for divorce,
nothing remains for Mr.. Langtry but
TO go on the stage.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

After the Yukon and the Illondyke
freeze up 1T is believed that Dawson.
n. W Ter, Canada, will be the largest
city IN the world without a mayor and
a poliae force And everybody will get
along Just as weIl-is they can get
enough to eat.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

The quarrel over pronouncins it
has begun, some saying 1t is Klone-
dyke.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

Every time the Hon. Mr., Dlount
reads about Hawaii he feels confident
that affairs have reached another para
mount commissioner stage.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

A Topeka man died from the effects
of drinking too much ice water
The indicator., 1897-09-11

A million dollars n day is being sent
west from Chicago to move the wheat
crop.
The bodies of the dead miners from
the Sunshine mine We're laid in siate in
handsome caskets in Glenwood ycstcr-
day, after which the funeral took place
from the Catholic church. Eleven of
the bodies were buried in the cemetery.
that of Frank McCloud being shipped
to Marion. Colorado. for intermcn,.
An official estimate of the corn Gro,
of Kansas has been issued by the Stat
Board of Agriculture in the form OF
compilation of the estimates by Tar
mers throughout the staic. The aver
age yield is placed at twenty bushcls
per acre, and the total crop 1861 .2sf,
bushels rs against 221 100000 blshel,-
last year and col .00oOoo In 1885,. III,
dry hot winds of he past week hov,
caused serious damage to the crop.
The indicator., 1897-09-11
IN A DEN OF RATTLE SNAKES.
Two Little Boys Almost Instantly Killed 4,
Kentucky.

Danvlle Ky, Sept. I.-Willic aged
Z, and Eddie, aged .. SONS of Matthew
Cox a farmer. living near Mannsvillc
Taylor county. met Il terrible death
from raitlesnake bites.
They We're playing hidcand-spck with
some other children and Willie ran into
the bushes and failed to rcnppcar ai
tlic proper time. Presently Eddie
heard the cries from his little brother,
and Fastening to his aid. found, aa
he at first thought, that his head had
become fastened in the hollow of an
old stump.
In trying to pull The child from the
stump, Eddie discovered thai four big
rattlcrs were biting Willie time and
again. Badly frightened. but deter,
mined 10 rescue his brother, Eddie
reached in for a better hold and WAS
himself bitten repeatedly.
The cries OF the two children attract.
ed some men and they We're finally
rescued from their perilous position,
but not until they We're past all aid.
one died in five minutes and The othc.
in ten.
The four snakes We're Killed. and IL
was found that the younges; child had
Jumped into their nest in the hollow
of the old stump.
The indicator., 1897-09-11
BIG PRAIRIE FIRE IN KANSAS,
An Area Twenty-Five Miles Square Burned
Over With HeaXY Loss.

Over With Heavy Loss.
Oakley. Kan, Sept lowing to the
unusually dry weather of the past few
weeks prairie fires have been springing
up in all directions. but the most seri-
ous one so far reported occurred in
the neighborhood of Grinnell today in
which acres after acreS We're burned
over. Men, women and children were
forced into the voluntary fire brigades
and by superhuman efforts most of the
farm houses and outbuildings were
saved, but for miles all the hay aud
grain in stacks We're burned. The wind
was quite strong and the only way
dwellings and barns were saved was
by the people rushing into the flames
and beating them back and then follow
ing up to the next farm This was kept
up all day and late tonight. In several
cases those fighting back the flames
were quite seriously burned
Both men and women came out with
holes burned in their clothing and in
some cases men lost their whiskers and
women the greater portion of their hair.
a close estimate gives the area of the
burned district as twenty-five miles
square and the total loss not far from
$4,000. mostly wheat that had been
harvested and was in the stack await.
ing the threshcrs.
AT 10 O'Clock tonight the fire appear.
cd to have spent its fury and about all
that can be seen il an occasional wheat
stack blazing up. and without fresh
wind starts up during the night it is
hoped the worst is over
The indicator., 1897-09-11

Victor, Colo, Sept. IA spirited con.
test FOR the right of way across the
ground of the Portland Gold Mining
company has been in progress all doy
between the Florence & Cripple Creek
ana an the Midland Terminal roads. The
florence Il Cripple Creek have an.
nonnced their intention of at once cX-
tending their Gold Belt line from it's
present terminus at the Taylor & Brun-
ron sampler at Battle Mountain. and
me Midland terminal seems equally
ue.ermihed 10 prevent It doing so. Az
result OF the competition part Of tl,e
Florence track that had been laid was
blown out with dynamite and oLe ran
lfIlous'T L. :, -
The indicator., 1897-09-11
Captured the Hold nm.

Trinidad. Colo, Sept. 5-Word
reached Trinidad tonight that the
posse who had taken the trail of the
cur passenger train hold-ups had cnn-
tured the men in what is known as
me Cilharron country. No details of
me capture could be learned further
lhah mat it had been made without
much resistance.
The indicator., 1897-09-11

There was young fellow in our town who
cured her had lie stepped IN like n man and
asked her. But he was too ba sinful and jut
1t on. The other chap-who was energetic
came in ahead, popped the question and
married her. After couple Of years Of
bliss ha died and went to that place which
begins with an IN"
Our young man was determined not 10 get
left this time. When the widow drove home
from the cemetery on the day of the fun.
he said: "Henrietta, / waited too long the
last time and lost you. VIII you be my
wifef"
"oh George" said she, I'm SO sorry.
You're too late again The undertaken
asked ME al the grave -Hardwprc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Reorganization.


% WALL. STREET.
NEW YORK. January IS. 1897. }
tn N. Holder. Of Reorganization Certificates for
Northern Pacific n. r. Third Mtye. Bonds
Northern Pacific X. X. Consolidated Mtge. Bonds.
Northern Pacific n. n. Dividend Certificates,
Northern Pacific / Montana X r. First Mtee. Bonds,
James Rlver Valley II. X. First Ntge. Bonds.
Northern Pacific Manitoba X. II. Terminal Bonds,
Spokane Palouse n. n. First Mtc.. Bonds,
Helena 4 Red Mountain Il. r. First Mtge. Bonds:
on and after Monday January 2j 1891 We shall be
rrenared 10 begin the securities in exchange
for Reorganization Certificates Of tho above classes which
c,nr,c,c the list Of all securities represented by
organization certificates.
one hundred schedule. per diem will be received
All REORGANIZATION Certificates (ualess 10 bearer
MIST BE ENDORSED IN BLANK. and. II stock is Do
sired in any name than that appearing the face
~ REORGANIZATION Certificate its assignment must be
acknowledged before Notary Public attestcd by
person satisfactory TO us
The new coupon bonds for $500 and $1,000 each
Persona entitled 10 fractions ~ bond Of share
either sell the will sell them such
amounts rs may entta them to entire
bond or a entire share
Holders transmitting Reorganization Certificates b. mail
will pleass indicate whether they wish sell buy such
fractions and whether wish the securities sent
bv registered mail or by express their expense.
j. u. MORGAN 4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21

AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY.
Is TO 81 TRINITY PLACE.
New Yorx Jan a)th 1897.
r THE ANIMAL. ELECTION Of this Com
"A many held this day the following gentlemen
elected trustees FOR ensuing year. viz:
Phneas TOurshury, Jared Is Myers
James Macdonough. William j. Arkeil
Aug. n. Shepard. John r. 'urr.r
] Touro Robertson. Edmund G. converse,
Theo H. Freeand. James r. FORD
iossnh 8 S;out Robert y. Topaz.
Felix Campbell.
A, subsequent meeting Of the Board ~ Trustees the
following officers elected:
LANES MACDONOrGH. President
ARG. r. SHEPARD. Vice Presidents
J. TOuRO ROBERTSON.
TUFD II FREFLAND. Secretary md Treasurer.
roUN F. ct'RRIER. Assistant Secretary
JARED X MYERS. Assistant Treasurer.
TUEO H. FREELAND. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Wednesday. Jan. 20-p. m

Wednesday, Jan. up. m.
There was little support in to-day's stock mar
ket. and the bear element took advantage OF this
fact TO hammer prices. the result Of their opera
lions being a dull and irregular market with
net losses in the majority OF issues There
were no unfavorable developments anectins
stocks In general but professional traders ap-
peared greatly worried over report that more
bank failures in the West would soon he an
nounced, and they endeavored to create an un-
favorable sentiment on the general outlook; put
nothing encouraging for their schemes TOOK
p,ace among investors or large interests in
stocks London quotations were not so good,
and a decision favorable to the Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western. in the Lackawanna-Sus-
ouehanna and Western suit wasused to pound
the anthracite shares. Susquehanna and west
ern suffering a decline of per cent from its
opening. but recovering in part subsequently
on a sharp rally and making net loss OF only
IL per cent Delaware and Hudson and tho
rest of the anthracite shares closed at material
Losses Although the public was not interested
in the stock market 1t continued to DuE nrst-
class bonds. both the railway and Government
bond markets remaining active, and In the last
named exceptional strength was developed, the
4 per cents of 1925 closing at 12lGl2l1s
against 12014G 1904 yesterday sale or
S1OO COO Of this issue was made at l22l. price
rejecting the urgent demand existing for bonds
of this grade In the active list all stocks closed
lower generally at fractional net losses and the
falling off in dealings from YESTERDAY total
n,ed IN more than 5000 shares. Sugar
Refining. Chicago Gas. Burlington. st. Paul and
heading were the chief active issues transac,
tions representing little else than professional
dealing Union Pacific not Influenced by
tho announcement that the Government direct
ors of the road would meet on Friday FOR the
purpose II was said OF recommending plan OF
foreclosure to the Administration. or ny rePoIt
thar Attorney-General Harmon would come TO
this city to consult with the Reorganization
Committee regarding its bid for the properly
the Government will institute foreclosure pro-
ceedings Just as soon as it feels assured that
fair hid will be made by the Reorganization
Committee or purchasing syndicate
Closing prices for last sales or the prlnclpal
active stocks. compared with the final figures
of yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
OFFICE OF TIE
Erie Railroad Company

NEW YORK, January II. 1897
This Company has made an arrangement with Messrs
j. F. Morgan & Co. extend the First Mortgage Bonds
issued by the New York and Erie Railroad Company.
maturing May list next. the principal TO be payable In
ffy years from that date and the interest May LIST and
November LIST in each year, at per cent. per annum
both in United States gold Of the present standard Of
weight and fneness without deduction for any taxes
which the Railroad Company lawfully be required to
retain therefrom.
The extend above has been reserved TO such
present holders may desire 10 avail OF II and
deposit bonds that purpose with j. p Nor
gan Co. on or before April LIST, 1897. and shall pay
premium OF sos per bond In cash therefor Per contra
the coupon May Ist 1897 wiz s35 per bond), will be
paid in cash. without deduction. at the time OF such
deposit.
bonds as may no, extended By the holders. or
DO presented for that purpose By Messrs j. F. Morgan
Co.. Will be paid az maturity.
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY f. 3. THOMAS. President.
o2 WALL STREET.
NEW YORK January IA. 1897.
referring the above notice Of the Erie Railroad Com
pany are now ready receive any ~ the New York
and Erie Railroad First Mortgage Bonds for extension
We also prepared to buy at l04 less interest al
per cent, per May LIST. Of the bonds the
holders which may desire TO sell rather than extend.
]. p. MORGAN b co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21

TIE CORN EXCHANGE BANK, -
~ New York January both. 1891,
At An ELECTION held Janunry l?th. 1871
n tho following named persons were elected Directors
and inspectors II Election for me ensuing year
anu ''9f DIRECTORS.
VIM HARTMAN BROWN,
DAVID BINGHAM.
THOMAS T BARR
WILLIAM \. NASH.
Is FIELDING.
THOMAS \. MCINTYRE.
ROWLAND DAVIS.
DAVID DOWS. JR.,
WILLIAM W ROSSITER.
CLARENCE H. KELSEY.
LEONARD j. BUSBY.
John NJ BOWERS.
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
WATSON F.. CASE.
EDWIN X. PECK.
FREDERIC J. MIDDLEPROOK.
A, .uh.eouent meeting 81 the Board. by unanimous
vote William A.. Nash was reelected President. and
Thomas +. Barr. Nce-President $500 . . 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
STOCKS UNDER REACTION.
BONDS CONTINUE ACTIVE.
STRENGTH IN GOVERNMENT ISSUES
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

s,rrs AZ THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY 90
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21

The following securities were sold at auction
at The New-York Real Estate Salesroom by
Adrian II. Muller & Son:
s15. 600 FTatbish Water Works Company first mort
gage ecS bonds. due sepsmber 1911 ..co, loo''
''"" nalnsn ess bend. Sns 1911 o"a.
s''' bonds due 1914 IoSn.
s'"' bonds, due January t. 1907 1884
$1,000 cS SSsSy y Sona due sn% July I'SS o n'Io'a
$500 sss c6"T.1ss s"S son 9n aSs SsToaa
5000 T Sn.. q ra1ush icHVS J p. q" nr6 Xxi
saco Town rrs Of smI,S S long Island IL
10 shares sq e'" cnicsso Rock Island and racdc
.nsres aS%p Tors Central and Hudson
. hSrr Hal,ssn Fp%ln Manufacturing com
80 s ssaE.s Michigan central Raroad company GOV
10 Shares Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad ~.
10 P ehsrsr roe,o and Ohio central Railroad
: .sars Toledo ana Ohio Central Railroad
, .hsfs chicago and Northwestern Railroad
common Futon Ferry company 81
sharc Michigan Pcninsular Car COMPANY &C.. 1914
no shares Mercantile National Rank OF New, IN
IS shares n Hamilton G.ns Z Newyo,s aa
40 ~ shsres STANDARD oil Trust ...... 2Gi
TO- 70 shares thcaso and Texas Railroad. preferred
s . Ie5 sns Chicago and Tesa. Railroad
20 sbares INSTRUMENTATION Milling Company
!" s, m,non Observation-Disclosures. II
az ono Springfield Cluarrying. Mining and ronstrnc-
'''V I'm Cnmpany Oakland quarry series. nrst
mortgage Gc5 sinking fund gold coupons. due 49,
rars chemical National Bank. ............. 4. 2,5
40 shares United states Rubber Company. com
a zoo Newburg Electric Railway Company first
mortgage &C. nfiy-ycar gold bonds. due 1914. lt0t
,,o nharss Mcdonald Nut Lock Company, lot .. $50
100 shares Eomesfake MINING o.. ...'''..'.'''' .,
II shares Island Jockey club. ............ -,
I Wheeling Lab Erie Railway Company
S consciifa,cd mortgage so bonds due 1892 -. 81
40 ono Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company
consolidated mortgage 4e5 bonds due 1892. 81
100 shares Meaineer Bicycle Saddle Company
III ypOthecated) ...........................S $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
financial elections.
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

At the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders II this
company held the 10Th day Of January 1897. the
following gentlemen unanimously elected Trustees
Of the Company:
For the ending January, 1890.
Frank s. Witherbea
For the ending January. 1900.
Iisrenard Charles s Brown.
II II. Cammann. George o. DE witt.
lanes Franklin p. Lord
loci + I.ansdae Toardnan.
And the following gentlemen Inspectors Of Election
Tor 1898:
Newb4ld r Lawrence Arthur u Weekes.
Percy r. Pyne
II. W. REIGHT.EY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINAN'1AI. MAKkFlS
London Jan a. mcons3ls liz. lor i Wr,s ,
Erie first preferred 1854. Illinois Central NV. MsNi
ordinary "a; St Paul common. 's'. New nork nn,ra
az. pennsyyania a3l, Reading ifie Mexican ehtrai
ner ceIt bonds 20: louisville and Nashville '.s' Al
Gibson common. l+a. $3.50 ro.o. 90 1,v at
a.2o n m-Tnha Council bills we're allotted toaay ~ n,
I3d per rupee. adviccs quote per cen. an
100 francs 62i- for the account ana
irndon o5 francs 2ii, confines for cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
,.,rpoAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
cLE'ELANp' Lanai, CO. N 1000 1907
80. ia5
Number NJ miles. .,on-. 900 200 1891
Second week In jan s.,..'"'-a al i2s - s5I
Jan Jan. H..,. "'l'o
fN"N'''"'" 49, 40, ,,S lns
Number of miles .. co. "a 10 stl93
Second week In JAM 800 Ma 9.i85
Jan 1 Jan. t...-. "oSo -.
,sx ,6S Is,
Number Of miles 49,. 90 100 sol go $40 946
Second week In Jan. S.,..on 45SS 5000
Jan Jan. h.... d. ~ '''O
os- .ooo 4a3a
Number of miles coz noo suo coo $500 900
Second week IN JAM a.; 0oo TiIOO0 100 900
CENTRAL BRANCH.
Number ~ miles. .orroo Il, oNO $1,000
Second week IN ,ah''' ,%n,o 90 OOo 10000
PEORIA DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE 80.
Number OF miles. 80 en-, S;e s,G 90
Ian i 10 Jan f.. 1913 1928 %"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21

ginia Us. deferred trust receipts at q, and $loVo
Virginia funded debt OBS of 1901. at w. Twenty.
five shares Of the Bank OF Commerce stock solo
at 203i!
Railway bonds were active and irregular. with
about an equal distribution Of small net gains
and losses. The principal advances were made
by Manhattan ccnsol As. u to 94a.; Kansas and
Eastern frsts. u TO 95si; Ontario and Western
refunding Is. 81 to o. Oregon Short Line and
Utah Northern consol receipts. !. to GIN: Ore
gon Short Line 6s receipts. u to 1134: San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass As. y to 55la: Wabash
seconds. u to 1914. and Wabash frsts. u to
1011. The chief net losses were in Brooklyn
Rapid Transit rs. - to 7S: Chesapeake and Ohio
4ias. X to 1913: Hooking Valley IS to 81: the
6s I, To ST. Kansas Pacific first consol receipts,
- to II: Kansas and Texas first As. u TO S4A
the seconds. y to G2l4; St Joseph and Grand ISL
and first receipts. y to 40; Southern Railway
first rs. "A to 9OH; Rio Grandc Western frsts,
II to 64Li. and 81. Louis and San Francisco 4s,
4 to G3ll.
Money call was 11a02 per cent. Time
money was per cent for sixty days. 2i263 per
cent for three months. per cent for four months
and 3l2 per cent for six months. Commercial
paper was 3l2G4 per cent for ell periods for the
best paper. and above for names not quite so
we'll known.
The foreign exchange market was dull and I'M
changed In general features. Posted rates for
sterling closed at - SLY and 81 SSIs for long and
short bills respectively. Rates for actual bust
ness closed as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JANUARY 81 1897

Second Avenue debenturs 5s................'1o0
Sixth Avenue stock Observation-Disclosures. 1913 200
Twen,y-eishth and Tweniy-nnth 81. LIST .
Twcnty-thrd Street stock. .................. 3OO
Union Railway Huckleberry) stock. lN
Union Railway tHuckieberry) LIST mtge. .'l0lh l0
Weschester Electric ist mtge. 5s. W loS
OTHER CITIES.
Buffalo Railway stock ......................- - -
Buffalo Railway 1st mge. IS 'lWl IVY
Buffalo Crosstown LIST mtge. Ss..............'ltr 100
Columbus Street Railway stock. ~
Columbus Street Railway LIST cons. mtse. IS. %
New-Oriears Traction common. .............. II
Ntw-Orl ,1ns Traction preferred. =.
North Shore Traction common. ............. ~ Zs
North Shore Traction preferred I0+
Richmond Railway and Electric LIST mtsc.... ~ W
Steinway. l. L. Railway Is, r'ge. .......... III ll5
Worcester Traction common ................ 20 y
Worcester Traction preferred. .............. 80 0s
with Interest.