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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05

~ LAM oD&1-
son is the height OF
t h e dress season,
and, especially when
there is a ball on the
night Of a perform
ance, the Metropoli-
tan Opera House is
a Mecca for those
W h like pretty
clothes. I have writ
ten once or twice be-
fore about the dis
appearance of the
theater hat that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
Steamed Apple Puddinr,

To make steamed apple pudding. Mrs. 8.
T. Rorer gives her recipe in the Ladies'
Home Journal Lime a mold with slices
of bread and butter. Put in layer Of
stewed apples, another layer Of bread and
butter, another layer of apples, and SO con-
tinue until you have the mold filed. Beat
two eggs; add pint of milk; pour this
over the bread and apple; steam for one
hour. and serve with liquid pudding
sauce"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05

PeriIs of Expert Knowledge.
From the Atchison Globe
boarding house keeper always dislikes
country woman for a boarder; the coun-
try woman looks with such suspicion at
the butter that it excites distrust among
the other boardes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
New York Women Are Gowned
at Their Best.
WHEN TEE DANCING SET is out
Wonderful Display of Stylish
Clothes and Fine Jewels.
WAYS OF DRESSING HAIR

Copyright, 1898, by Bachelor Syndicate.)
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, February 3, 1895
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

The Cooke Machinery Company. dealer in ma
chinery at 1913 Washington street, made an as
signment yesterday to II. Elmer Geary, the deed
being signed by Robert H. Richards. Secretary.
The liabilities arc not large.
The American Gas Control Company. manu-.
facturers Of gas regulators, mantels and incan.
descent lamps at $50 Broadway, made an as
signmcnt yesterday to Albert II. Gleason OF
Hastings s. Gleason. Frederick c. Cannon is
President and Olcott Payne Secretary and
Treasurer. The liabilities are $4,000 and
nominal assets about the same.
Joseph G. Morris and John Mckay morris s.
McKayl dealers in carpets and furniture at 80
and 80 White street, made an assignment yes
terday to Malcolm c. Warner, giving a prefer.
ence to the +. $. Higgins Carpet Company, the
amount not being mentioned. Mr.. Morris was
formerly an employee OF the f. s. Higgins Car.
pet COMPANY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

100000. Paris advices quote 3 v cents. at 109
francs b2ia confines. Exchange on London. 20
francs % confines. Tho weekly statement OF
tho Bank of France shows the following changes
from the previous account: Notes In circulation
increased 70, 350, 900 francs. Treasury accounts
current decreased az 100. 900 francs, gold on
hand decreased 1880. 900 francs. bills discount:
Cd increased * 1850 900 francs, silver on hand
Increased GOO, 900 francs.
Redmond, Kerr s. Co. offer ~ 81 and accrued
Interest u limited amount OF the Buffalo City
Gas Compnny's fret morigage 8 y cent. gold
bonds, payable Oct. l, l947. Tho bonds are Sc
cured by. n first and only lion on the entire prop:
erty OF the company, which own the plants, real
estnto, mains and franchises formerly owned by
the Citizens Gas Light. Company, and ,practi-
cally. all tho stock and dividend certificates
Of the Buffalo Mutual Gns Light and the
Buffalo Gas Light Companies which so.
G]nritios are deposited with tho trustee as nd.
ditional security for tho bonds. The net earn.
inRs Of the three companies last year were S3i5.-
30. AMI for the past three months they have
bron over S120,0OO or at the rate of over 1870.
o per .rnnum, against total interest charges
OF S262, 800 per nrnum. Tho Buffalo and Cit.
gems Gas Light Company has been paying 10
Pcent. dividend on lie capita stock for many
years and tho Mutual Gas Light Company 8 y
cent.
Tho sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
day were ns folloyya.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

J.. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Albert A. Levi. as
trustee, to william Rankin nve lots on the south side
OF Eighty second street, 1875 feet west OF Amsterda am
avenue. Mr.. Rankin has resold them to q builder for
Improvement. The same brokers have also sold for
a Mrs. Ferris to q builder for Improvement one lot on
Boulevard.
J. u. Kctcham has sold for DR.. McMichael to T.
Reilly. No. 28 East l28th street. q threo-story brown
stone DIVE ell ng, 7.8x50x99. II, for $40. 300.
Mrs. T.. F. c. Peterson has sold to DR.. 8. Lustgarten
No. 65B Madison avenue, a fourstory private dwell.
ing. lot "a. 5x9b.
Lincoln Mccormack has sold No. 81 West Seventy.
fourth street. a fourstory private dwelling. lot
22x87.lO.
Z. Mclean has sold No. $40 West Elghtysecond
street. n twostory frame DIV Yelling. lot COX lO2.
A. Mehrbnch has sold to Henry Rothschild the plot
at the northwest corner OF Seventh avenue and l2Oth
street, 1n0xl25. at about 500. 900. Mr.. Rothschild
gives In part payment the fve.story fiat house at the
southwest corner OF Park avenue and Eightynrst
street, los. 2x20.
Yesterdays recorded conveyances contain the
transfer of the southeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Twenty.frst street. The property was purchased by
the estate Of n. L. McCrsady for e34l 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04
REM Estate Auction sales.

Al the Broadway salesroom yesterday Philip A.
Smyth sold No. l89 East 1929 street, near Third ave-
nue., hve.story brownstone fiat house. lot 7xlO0. II.
administrators sale, to Isaac ~Joscpson for e1D.175;
also No. 1853 West i03d street, near Amsterdam ave-
nue.. nvestory stone front nat house. lot 31.4xl0O.l1
3l.1xl0l. partition sale, to s. Il. Schwartz for S34..
900.
Richard v. Harnett & Co. sold No. $40 West goth
street. near Eighth avenue. thrrsstory brick dwell
ing. lot 2JxY3, leasehold. voluntary sale, to Mary
Tallman and Jennie Goodspeed for 81, 500.
In Brooklyn, Jacob Cole sold the two-and. ahalf-
story frame dwelling. on plot 25xB7.8. No. llU Ash
ford street. foreclosure. to the Reading Malt Com.
pany for Ga, 500.
Thomas A. K~errigan sold the southwest side OF
Fifty.second street, 200 feet northwest OF Eighth
avenue, 20xl0 2, foreclosure. TO the plaintiff for
Si75; also the the ,story frame tenement house
with store, on plot s6xl00, foreclosure. No. l7Siegel
street. to the plaintiff for $50 over mortgage. interest,
and costs; also the two-story and basement thrick
nlled) dwelling, on plot l6.sxS5. No. 7s9 Hancock
also the two-stoiy frame dwelling, on plot 2oxl00,
No. Sss Gates avenue, foreclosure. to the plaintiff for
a.. 600,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

The trading in cotton to-day vas dull and featureless,
aud, In the main, OF = local character. but included a
frw Liverpool orders, principally selling. Al tn,
for spot cotton In Liverpool and a nrmer market Tor
futures than had heen expected. After the opening
transactions, however, prices hardly budged. ard at
the close they were practically unchanged from tho
opening quotations The receipts at the ports were
the receipts by about thirty'6ve thousand baIes.
The southern spot markets were nrn. with q con-
tinu'd good demand. Thorn n reduced h 8 estimate
from II .20O, 900 to lO,Ss5, 900 bales. Crop prepare,
tions rs now In progress In the more southern sec
tions OF the cotton belt. The indications point to a
considerable deere ase In the area devoted to cotton
as compar, Il with last year. The high pr ce OF wheat
W II Insure a larger wheat acreage at the expense OF
cotton, and the sales OF fertilizers and mules are also
smaller tEal usual at this date. A manufacturer of
{, rti izers IN the south writes 10 n prominent arm
here that the factories have not shipped nearly 70
was more active to-day with n better demand for
oItof.town account.
CoFFEF-Rio on the spot was Arm but quiet: No. z,
sac. sales 1000 bag Maracaibo on private terms.
The future trading w ss AZ follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

NEW YORK, Thursday. Feb. 3.-Receipts OF beeves
only % head no trading; feeling steady. Dressed
beef stcauy at TC1Sltc. v n. for poor to prime native
sides Cables from British markets quote American
steers at l0A@1lc. v n, dressed weight; American
refrigerated beef at sh0ss4c. Y n. No exports to.
day or tomorrow.
Receipts of calves, including Al direct. were ls6
head. Quiet at steady prices for all sorts. The pens
were fully cleared. Poorest to best vcals sold at
e0@6v v 100 MS. City dressed veals arm at 10H@
12oc. y n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs. including 12 cars
dir CT to butchers. were 4.03l head; 0o cars on sale,
all told. Fairly active and steady for all grades OF
both sheep and lambs. One car was carried over:
Sheep sold at %. 0e4.SD y 100 ms. lambs at
b.50@tB27ia Dressed mutton 7@sc. Y n, dressed
lambs 72@p2
Receipts OF hogs were q, I04 head; 6Sb head on sale.
Firm at o.. 1906 40 p 100 ms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04
Court Calendar This Day.

Appellate D~ivision-Supreme ~Court.-Recess.
Supreme Court-Appellate Term.-AdJourned for
the term. Special Term-Part I.-MotiOn calendar
called at 1880 A. N. Part II.-Court opens at 1880
A. NJ. Exparte matters. Parts Ill. ", ", W.. and
VlI.-AdJourned for the term. Parts H.. Ill, w., ",
VI, VII, VIII, TX, X, XI, and XIL.-AdJourned for
the term.
Surrogate's Court - Chambers.-Motion calendar
called al 10 A.. NJ. For probate. Wills of Fridoline
Epple; at 10 A. NJ; Kate n. Colligan. Albert p; Frost.
Lavinia Mcdonald, at 1880 AM. Peter J. M.van Cort-
land. at 9 P. NJ. Trial Term-No 1850. Will Of Mary
l.. Everdell, at 1880 A. NJ; No. l34g, will Of Albert
Guerin, at 1890 a. n.
City ~Court-speciai Torm.-Court opens at 10 A.
N. Motions at 1890 A. N. General Term-Ad-
journed sine die. Parts l., H., ILL.,. and Iv.-Ad-
journed sine die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

Futures here advanced 3 TO 10 points. closing steady,
with sales OF 1900 la-s. Havro advanced al.
Hamburg was unchanged to !. pfg lower. There
was a holiday In Brazil. Rio rece. pts II 900 bags.
The cables to-day were fentureiesa. but prices here
advanced on local buying Induced by small iron esti,
mates from Brazil. hobilard Il Co, az S.ntUs estimate
the next snutos crop AT 6.OOU,OpU bags,
METALs-Ironw asdull. Spot, February. Marcl, and
April, 2b.15g $3.50. Copper was steady, Spot. ~. DOc.
6nysrs Lead was steady; spot, a.hia@3, o. &c. Feb.
ruary and March, 3.bGGt3.hOC. Tin was frHer. spot,
February and March. II. h5@ ~. soc. SIelter was qu,et
tut steady spot and February. 4. SOeG4c.
NAVAL ST~oREs-SpiT.ts Of tuTpentlnn was hrm at
SAC "a %c.; ros n was steady at Sl.42 2@Sl.45 for
common 10 good stra nei.
PRovlsIcSs--Lard was steady. Prime. So. 10. city
stGst24si.Ibi refined for The Continent, $685.,
were dull: Picked hams. 7Lc.; do. heliies. 5LS6c.
do. shoulders. 4hc. Dressed hogs. a. bSsc. Tai.
low. sac. Hutter-Creamcry Western, extras. 2Oc.i
rrsts. lSsiSIc.; seconds, ING lic.; thirds, l4A@
lo3c.; State, finest, lie; nrEts, l7@lSc.; thiris TO
seconds. l40lHc. Cheese-State, full cream, large,
fancy, s90s'sc. choice. s&sA+c.i fair to good. 79@
ss4c.; common, b.@ 7c; small. colored and white,
fancy. 9@yLc; choioE. sL&slc.; common 10 good,
7daSsc. Eggs-Pennsylvania: fresh gathered, fancy.
An advance OF Zoe. to tbc. In hogs caused fuTthsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

TROY, Feb. 3.-The well.known Busscy g. Nc
Leod Stove Company. which has a plant here
and in Chicago. has decided to go into liquida-
ton. The movo is made on account OF the
health of Mr.. Bussey. who desires to retire from
business. The concern Is in irst-class financial
condition., and has q large supply of stock and
material on hand. The plant hero is known rs
tho lakewood Stove Works. Pending the liqui-
dation proceedings II portion OF it Will be used
as n repair shop. 1t is not known what DISPOSE.
tion will be made of the Troy plant. but it is
likely that the buildings will be torn down and
a number OF modern dwellings built on the site.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04
Glrrtions ind Meetings.
OFFICE OF
II CHICAGO. OCA sLANR
AND PACIFIC HALLWAY tOM,'kNY.

thlCAbO, III, December ID, lNN7.
A special meeting OF the stockholders Of Tn" Chi'
duly called by the Board Of Directors. viii b. held lt
the General Orirc ~ the Company, No. IA Van
Buren, street, N IN" city Of Chicago. county Of COOK,
and state OF Illinois, on ihc Fifteenth ooh day ~
purpose of considering, vo'ing. and drclding whether
the stockholders Of The company Will consent 10 aud
Will authorize the creation Of a bonded debt nv
the iSslr, at such times and In such amounts
rs Irnhl tille, to time the Board II Directors may
deterinlne' OF bonds. payable In Gold Coin -
the United States Of America OF the present
ttandar! or weight aud tnene,S, and not exceeding
the aggregate PRINCIPAL sum ~ ono hundred million
d"llaIs lalOh,OUO, oOOD, maturing January !, lON-.
anu bearing "A rate or Interest not exceeding tive per
execution OF a mortgage or deed OF trust TO suCi
trustee or Trustrrs As may ~" DESIGNATED hy tho
Board OF ID rrctors. 10 he dated January |. A, u lSH-.
20 secure all such bonds. which are TO he issued fur
the purpose of refund ny. reieCmIng. or pnying, a;
or before maturity. outstanding obligations Of this
Company. and u such other rOln, anIra whose rail.
roahs shtll hereafter he acquired by consolidation ar
purchase 10y The Chl'PRp. Rock Island and Pacific
enlargement, improvement or ext nsiun Of the prupr
erty OF III sCompauyi and also whetht r. he stockholm
ere OF the COMPANY W II consent 10. and approve ~.
sh h mortgag for securing the said bonds AZ shall bD
submitted 10 the said meeting. and Will ra'ify tho
preceding Of the BOARD Of Directors Authurlzins
such bond aud such mortgage or dc, d 81 trust aui
indicating the property to he covered thereby. and
Tor m further purpo'o Of considering. vOilug Aui
deciding whether Article VII, ~ the Articles ~ Con
sOlidatiOn OF this COMPANY Hdunted The "a day NJ
amended at the annual meeting OF tho stock holders
OF this COMPANY ON the eth day of June. A. u. lSSH,
snail be further amended so as to read: 1.-THE highest
amount ~ funded debt to which the company shall be
subject shall not exceed $780, 10000"
". q. PURDY, secrstary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04
3innnfial.
Buffalo City Gas Co.
First Mortgage
5 Per Cent. Gold Bonds
1nterest payable October 4 and April 4.
Principal aSnbie October 4, IoaS.

The above bonds nre secured by q FIRST and only
lien on the entire property OF the Buffalo City Ga.
Company. including real estate, franchi scs. ana prop.
crty OF cvcry description now owned or that NAV
hereafter be acquired.
The Buffalo City Gas Company owns the plants, real
estate. mains. and franchises formerly owned and
operated by the CItiscns' Ca Light Co. In addition
It owns practically all the stock and dividend cert n.
Gates of the Buffalo Mutual Gas Light Co. and the
Buffalo Gas Light Co., which securities nro deposited
with the Trustee as additional security for the above
bonds.
None of the constituent companies have any bonded
or floating debt, this issue being the only obligation
OF the Company.
The earning rs OF the three companies for three years,
operated under three separate. distinct, and compcti.
tive man were as follows:
1894. 1905. 1905.
Gross earnings. t735, OT5.53 s7b5. 1903. SO 1907, o5e 10
Net earnings .. 8ll,o1e.os sac. oes.91 s45,sleos
The net earnings for the past three months have
been over o12o. 600. or at the rate of over $50, 600
per annum, against total interest charges Of sQ82 900
per annum. Earnings are increasing largely a. a
result Of savings in operating expenses under one
MANAGEMENT.
The Buffalo and Citizens Gas Light Companies have
boon paying 10 per cent. dividends on their capital
stocks for many years. and the Buffalo Mutual Gas
Light Company 8 per cont.
The City OF Buffalo Is now the second city in size in
. ioTk u anu tno ttutu III tut OnlteQ Stntcn.
having an estimated population OF $780, 900. 1t 10
growing very rapidly, and ia q prosperous manufao.
turing. railway, aud shipping centre.
The mortgage and all legal matters pertaining to
this issue of bonds have been passed upon by Messrs.
Evarts. Choate 4 Desman.
Application will be made to have these bonds listed
on the New York Stock Exchange.
WE OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THn
BONDS AT osa AND ACCRUED IN.
TEREsT. SUBJECT II SALE ON
IN PRICE n NOTICE.
Redmond, Kerr & Co.,
DANKE n
al WALL ST, NEW YORK.
Manufacturers'& raiders Bank
Buffalo, N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

Augusta shipped to-day II bales. Memphis 2,538.
st, Louis 3, III. Cincinnati Jas. and Houston $50
bales. Houston expects to inorrow 1900 to 1900
bales, against b.sI3 LAST week, :,l26 last year, and
2,s52 In 1870 New Orleans expects 1000 TO 5000.
in ls"o. The rort receipts were 2a.s53 bales, against
25,O18 last week, IS. 1U3 last year. and II. 1877 in
1898; thus far this week l92. 500. against I rs. 500
thus far last week. The exports from the ports
Appropriated 80. 900 bales. New Orleans advanced
2 points. Futures here advanced 3 to 4 points, but
lost part. closing quiet hut steady ut a net advance Of
z to . points for the day, with sales OF 81, 500 bales.
The future trading was M follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

THURSDAY, Feb. 3

THURSDAY, Feb. 3.
Ths stock market reflected the extensive
realizing Of profits that has taken place within
the last week. particularly in Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific securities. In the Granger
stocks and in some OF the local traction issues.
None OF the stocks mentioned closed materially
lower than yesterday, but fractional declines
and smaller dealings wero unmistakablo evil
dence OF decreasing interest. The only stocks
that closed higher than yesterday wcro
those usually described as specialtios,
and OF these Baltimore and Ohio was
most conspicuous. ut a net advance OF
ia y cent. II was second in respect to activity,
the first place being held by Union Pacific pro-
ferrcd, which sustained q small net decline.
The prominence attained by Baltimore and
Ohio 70 not explained by known developments
regarding the property or regarding tho inev-
table reorganization OF tho company. The
strength Of the market as q whole appeared to
result chiefly from the further large dealings In
bonds at advancing prices. Tho transactions In
bonds were somewhat larger than yesterday,
while in the stock list there was a falling of Of
a6 p cent. in the volume Of business.
Tho news Affecting values consisted Of railway
trafic returns, which are printed further on In
this column. an advance Of 10 cents q ton In the
price OF anthracite coal and o higher market for
sterling exchange. None of those considerations.
uoOhVe w " ~ VIZ
speculative community as strongly a. evidence
on the floor Of the Stock Exchange that tho
market 10 becoming narrow and. to use q
technical expression. full OF stocks" There
were special movements in q number Of
stooks that deserve notice. Great North.
orn preferred. on comparatively heavy
transactions, closed twelve points higher
than yesterday. The recent advance Of about
30 points in this stock naturally gives color to
reports that the management, following tho
presidents It has established. 10 about to distrib-
ute in some form the increase In tho assets Of
the company. Other exceptionally strong stocks
were p. c.. c. and 81. Louis. Michigan Central,
Chicago Terminal Transfer issues, Oregon I'm.
provement. Minnesota Iron. and United States
Rubber, common and preferred. Final prices,
though not materially below those of yesterday,
were in many cases considerably below the best
recorded to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04

strength IN provisions. giving Us an active market,
which closed firm. with. most OF the Improvement
maintained. Foreign hnuses were conspicuous
among the buyers. Estimated receipts OF hogs to-
morrow 5000. We still feel friendly to the long
side.'
suGAR-Rpw was dull but nrm; So test, 0 o.le@
3Ac.; o. test, Z l.le94isc. Refined was fairly active
and Arm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04
dividends mud 3nterest.
CHICAGO AND ALTON

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
CHICAGO, H., Fep. 2. 1895.
NOTICE. "A quarterly dividend o one dollar and
sev"nty.hve cents per shar" has this day BEEN do
clared ON the Preferred ind Common Stock OF this
Conn any. payable on the FIRST day Of March next. to
the stockholders OF record at the close OF business
hours on the 10Th instant.
The dividend on shares registered In New York VIII
he Ia d at the ONCE Of the CnrIpdry's Agents. MeSsIs.
CuyIer, Morgan & Company. Al Pine stree, New
YORK, and the dividend on shares rrgistere IN chi
cnGo will be paid at the ofir sc OF 10 Treasurer Of tho
Company. C.. II. FOSTER. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04
Available cash balance.
including gold reserve, seas. 7lg, s5s sees. asI.oa

Money in London 2i4d2l4 y cent. Rates OF dis.
count In open market Tor both short and three
months bills, 2 0-l6g2 ll-l6 v cent. Amount
OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of England
on balance to-day Sl9l 600. The Bank OF
England minimum rate OF discount unchanged at
biiities is 45.3 3 cent, against ~ 80 last Ve
and b2.45 the same week last year. The weekly
statement of the bank shows tho following
serve increased 92l.OOO. circulation in.
creased e350.00O, bullion increased 237O45i,
Other" securities decreased 244O. 600, other"
deposits decreased al. 100000. public deposits
increased 9l.3O5, 900. notes reserve decreased
S4SsOOo. Govsrnment securities decreased
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-04


1ctaisaies of railway bonds tpar value, s5.7ao.ooo
AND OTHER SHARK
Open. HiDh. 'Lo,c- -cIonno--
Sales. tho. est. est BID. asked
15Ai&suslse 8 lee 1876 1877
40 AmsRp. ga ll3h ia
1900 Am roS. eel sss ss4 So. 80.
"a Am EI..l2o leo lie 40 l2o
900 Amcop 7eS IT 7eS 75S II
T10 Atch.T&
rc.,. lss 1871 49, 1874 ID
P1to Atch,T&
Sep. 81 aoa aos soI
oIoAArsp' az az 81. 81. 80
100 Brunsw
edL p. a. ~ as a. 8
aoosO Bait& o 49, 10 leS ls lss
50lO Bait o
swD,n es 7s eb 2. 7b
400 Bay ste Sc az 3s ss AZ
a.ao Brk RI o. 4oh 40 40 4ols
07o B I'm q. 1891 1881 1894 1875
9eO canso.. e6r ooS o6t e4a ssh
900 Can Pao. s77s s7s s7H s7a s7a
1880 Oh ct 49, Ia 49, 49, 49,
1852 ches&o 2AS cav 23a 8 2d
2etc&E1p1l2 liz liz liz 1l2b
CAS- SEGA
str. SO. ses SO. SO. ses
800 c. C.o&
SLIP. IS s5s s6 80 81
$50 wle6h leeh 1861 1861 1861
assoc. B 90 ees 100 eeh 9ea
1855 o,Mks.r e6a s6S s6s e6S eeh
OF C.M&st
Ppf....lAbh lA6b lAb lao lac
1850 c.RI&P eea es OCH e2h e2b
$3.50 Chi Ter. Oh Oh Oh 81 81
2blb C Ter p. s7s ees az 20 esa
100 c.Hv&T. z z z z IN
1000. Hv&
Tpf... 81 Ell 81 go ae
$500 claw. 1eh 49, l5h leb 1eh
100 c.L&wp 4sh Ash 4sh - -
1850 cona",lelh le3ale1a 1917
,OOc'IaL, g. o. 90 81 o.
$40 DsHud.ll4la ll4h l1aIll3 ia
500 bet Gas. 57b 57a o7a 81 50
looD&Ra. 10 10 ID l3 1871
llsoD&RGp 5lh olh sou sos 500
900 DM&FD 14S is l4l 14a 1914
200 Erie RR Is l5 14S lAS l6s
800 Erie istp 80 80 SO g sc
100 Erie adp 1es 1914 49, 10 go
2EdiEI.l31la l3la 1871 1874
l7o Fw ado 21h 2lh 2lh - -
s,&s GtNo pl &c 1e1 100 leoh1o2
saio Gen EIcc 37L 37A aea 3eS 9
100 Ho'stake as as as al -
1885 Hawarn
cs.... 324 3ah sea aeS aah
Io3o mc-nt. lo6is 1861 loe loe 1904
go III Steel. 55 81 GO 50 56h
600 Kc.P&a e2s 22s e2s 22h 23
10 LEAwp 7la 7la 71s 7oh 71h
1850 Lake shlelhl 8 1914 9 le3
$50 Long Isl. 44ta 44a 4dia "a as
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