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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

New York, September In the alb
sencc of London quotations the local
market was without a cue from any par
ticuIar quarter. Nevertheless the open
ing was firm with much strength Of un-
dcrtone. The excellent showing made
by Norfolk and Western in it's annual
report gave strength to that stock, as
we'll as to others in the soft coal group.
but the upward movement in New York,
Ontario and Western following upon re
ports, showing heavy strike losses, was
not altogether clear. Readings display
ed heaVineSs at the outset, presumably
as a result of a decline in July earnings
but showed evidence of support, closing
with a net loss. ST. Paul and Missouri
Pacific, leaders of the day, were fairly
active. while the AtchiSonS were strong,
much of the buying being attributed to
Rock Island interests. The move In Peo-
pIe's Gas and Brooklyn Rapid fanSlt
appcared to have its origin In the OPP
crations of a prominent commission
house. During the first hour advances
were scored by Republic Steel preferred,
Carolina Chemical, Sioss-Shel-
field Steel, Pacific Mail and the COTTON
Oil stocks. The publication OF the DAM
statement was awaited with almost pam
full interest, the list hating SofneN HaI
in anticipation of a very unIaNofapic
howing In point of fact the statement
was a faithful reflection OF the week 5
oporations, although the loss OF caSii
amounting to IS, 500, coo, was somewhat IN
ovcnss of expert calculations. me ae-
crcaso of almost $3.50, 900 in reserves re-
,.,cod tho surplus to 81, O97 $50, the low
oct fp1rc since last May. Prices yield
cd very generally under the influence
If the hank statement, st. Paul ana fco-
oIn'e Gas making the greatest LOSSES
with declines Of a point or SO el9e"Hei
in the active issues. The CloSl"s as q
whole was weak and heavy.
Iarge transactions in -~SpeculatN 7
;ee,,os of bonds followed Syfnpalieticai-
+, the course of the stock market. De'
,Iince were rather Irregular ana thelc
u-aa oood undertone for the bona mar
kct throughout. ond
Tni4oa states 2S and 3S coupon ana
u, 1e registered advanced IA per cent.
a,a tho cid As coupon q per cent. "0
with last weeks closing eau.
urta total sales of stocks today were
COO aoo shares. including the following:
,tabieon, 171OO; Manhattan, o'o9o. MIS-
eolri Pacific, Al 100; Norlolh =" - ,on.
80 q zoo. Ontario and Western, fo'foo
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, o''oo, ~,
mia and Reading, 32,'oV' on'o"9o' ~
nr,oukee and St. Paul, 9,4oo' 0ou,'1e :, = :"
oifc ( 900; Texas and faclh''
Ir,i,, Pacific. 9,400; Wabash
| r 200. brooklyn Rapid lfdnoi''
..ado Fuel and Iron, 5,4Vo' ieoplo :
! cos 1900: Republic Iron ana o'ee'' -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
The LUST FOR OFFICE
Republicans Think Demo
Gratis Like themselves
Promises Of Money For Campaign 10 Oefea'ed
Democratic Candidates II They viii
Run as Independents.

Chairman simmons. ot the state Demo
cratic Executive Committee. has rcCetvel
q Letter from the county chairman of tt
Democratic parts - one 81 tho westeTa
counties. advising him that As many -
three ~ The defeated candidates faf
Democratic nomination for couaty oTtess
in that county have been approached y
prominent Republicans attn solicitations
70 become INDEPENDENT candidates ono
or these gentlemen So approached vas
the defeated candidate FOR clerk The
man who approached him IS the Rcpuh-
liean candidate for Congress in that dis
trict. lie said 10 him. that il he MOULD
become IN INDEPENDENT can3td8t" ard
money could elect him. hr would be tho
next clerk OF the court Each OF thes"
gentlemen 50 approached. 81 course. de-
clined Chairman simmons has other
letters advising him that this same pro
grammc is being attempted IN different
parts Of the State. II the Republicans
expect to build TN q party in North Car
DINA, based upon temptations OF this
sort they misunderstood the temper and
character Of the white people Of North
Carolina.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE?
A Corpse Found Believed to
be hat of the Murderer
BarthOlin.
- the Assoelatcd press.l

Chicago. Sept. 6.-Thc body OF a man
thought to be that OF William Bartholtu.
murderer Of his sweetheart and mother.
six weeks ago. was found today in a field
near Lowthcn, Iowa, 90 miles from
Chicago.
A bullet hole in the head and a rcyol-
yer on the ground beside the body show
ed how the hunted fugitive had died.
In the pocket of the mans coat was
a letter confessing to the murder OF two
women in Chicago.
Two letters signed Minnie Mitchell
the name of Bartholin's murdered hnanccc
also were found in the suicides pockets.
Nothing was said of the death OF his
mother, Mrs. Anna Bartholin, who was
found buried in the basement Of the
residence at 1910 Calumet Avenue, nearly
three weeks after the son had fed.
Neither was any direct reference made
to Minnie Mitchell.
The letter simply says that 1.-TWO wo-
men had been murdered.
The body was found in a rice field six
miles from Riceville. Tho discovery was
at once reported to the town authori-
ties, and the body was removed to Rice
Vile. There it was recognized as that or
a man who had been in the locality for
some time.
A number of persons recalled that tho
stranger had been seen around tho town
for several days. To some who had
talked to him he had given the name or
Williams"
To others he had said he was William
Boscoc. At a hotel he had registered as
Edwards He disappeared a week ago
today. and it is presumed ii was then
that he took his life in despair Of Guiding
tho police and in terror of being cap
turcd.
Bartholin's note referred to the two
murders in Chicago and declared that
no one except himself was concerned in
the commission Of the crimes. The note
filed one and a quarter pages Of ordinary
letter paper and was signed William
Bartholin."
The letters found on the body wore
written two years ago and were signed
M. NJ" The initials are supposed 10
stand for Minnie Mitchell. The body it
self furnished several points which are
similar to those in the amended police
description OF Bartholin. issued August
18th. Chief Of those were the upper
false teeth.
The undertaken who handled the BODY
found in Iowa, said tonight that tho
upper teeth were false and set in a
white plate" As to whether there were
two gold croWned teeth in the body.
another means of Identifying Bartholin.
tho undertaken could not remember. and
the body was buried today.
The confession which was found in the
dead mans pocket was dated August 81.
and in it the writer declares that he kill
ed his mother, Mrs. Annie Rartholin for
- - - w-,r~Ix~1l ~ ,,.-,.
heart, Miss Minnie Mitchell.
All others VINO have been arrested IN
the case are exoncratcd in the c~onfcs-
sion. although Bartholin accuses Minnie
Mitchell Of being a party TO the plot to
murder his mother. The murder OF Mrs.
Bartholin, the confession runs, vas oc-
complisheI according to a plot arrang-
ed between the two lovers, and Later
Bartholin killed Miss Mitchell.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
a Roast for Bill Fife.
PRESBYTERIAN Standard.)

tIfcSpytcTldU StdHudIu.t
Mr.. w. T. Fife is evidently taxing 1t
out on the Southern Presbyterian Church
for his exposure recently in the Presby-
terrain Standard. A Texas minister writes
that it has been his misfortune to have
Mr.. Fife in his community recently, as
he devoted a good portion of his time 20
criticisiGg denominational church work
and exalting such independent bodies as
the Christian and Missionary Alliance.
He abused the Southern Presbyterian
Church especially for allowing Houston,
Holmes and Todd, to demit the ministry,
because they believed God" and Dc
clared that eighteen per cent. OF the
money contributed to foreign missions
was spent by the board and committees,
while only seven per cent. of such agen-
cies as the Alliance went to the expense
account.
Mr.. Fife ought to steer clear of figures
in his statements as it is very easy Tor
figures 10 turn on a man and prove MIN
a liar. The expense account of the FOR
eign Mission Committee in the southern
Church. including a deficiency of $500,
in the publication account, is q little over
seven per cent.
If Mr.. Fife wants to flock with the
brethren whom he named and with the
Alliance instead of the Presbyterian
Church, he is welcome. But the Presby-
terrain Church ought to know the fact
SO as to hold aloof from him. We have
no doubt that he prefers the methods OF
the Alliance, of which Mr.. A. b. simpson
is the Pope, accounting no one, and Mrs.
Simpson is the salaried treasurer, its
missionaries being sometimes left TO
starve in the foreign field except for the
aid of their brethren Of the much abused
denominational missions. Mr.. Fife him.
self raised some money in North caro-
lima for building a tabernacle for a sort
of Summer Mortified and the tabernacle
never materialized. Some committees
could tell narrowing tales of the pres
| sure Mr.. Fife brought to bear on them
| for the financial side of his eyangellstlc
meetings while assuring the crowds tnat
it made no difference to him what he re-
ceived he was in the Lords hands. etc
They used to say in Fayetteville that
Mr.. Flies great meetings were those
after which he was able to make a good
| deposit at the bank. rather than those
in which there were numerous converts.
In fact we have been long of the opinion
that a Fife meeting is what Mr.. Dooley
said Christian Science was, zone way OF
getting the money" And it will be &c
his interest to stop slandering the IN
| exceptional business methods that char
| acterize the work of the Southern PICS
byterian Church.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
THE FLEET RAN THE
GUNS OF THE FORTS
Picked Up by SearchIights
In Broadside Range.
ROAR SHAKES The SEA
Naval Men Think Result a Victory
For the Fleet.
WHAT The MEN or The ARMY ASSERT
That Not Only Would lis Guns Have Sweep
tie Ships But lis Mines WoaId Have
Wrecked Some of Them in
the Narrow Channel
the Narrow Channel
(By the Associated Press.l

Newport, r. T., Sept. 5-Two cruisers
and three battleships OF Admiral Hig-
g~inson's fleet ran the guns OF Fort
Adams and WethereIl tonight. getting
within broadside range for all their guns
before they We're picked up by the
searchlights of the forts. The fact that
the Brooklyn got to the mouth Of the
harbor before it was picked up by the
searchlights is considered by naval men
here to be a victory for the fleet.
When, afoat and ashore the cannon
aiding was at its height the scene was one
of grandeur. The racket woke up New
port as it was never aroused before. The
gunners in the forts after working the
big guns for a few minute had to de-
sert them and quickly manned the soc
ondary batteries. The rapid firing guns
made as great a din as the big enc and
made the picture a ~livelier one.
The vessels kept in almost under Fort
Adams until within short range of the
torpedo station, and then appeared to an
Choir. The firing stopped and it was sup
fOCNa SiN $50 " O. LI4'N IL
half an hour the ships suddenly steamed
out of the harbor in the same order as
coming in, the Brooklyn leading.
As there was not time for communica-
ton between the shore and the ships,
the manoeuvre of the fleet was mystify-
ing. The army claims that not only
would its guns have swept the ships but
its mines would have wrecked some of
them in the narrow channel so the es-
cape would have been impossible for any
that reached the harbor.
The battle tonight is considered by un-
official observers here to be a decided
victory for the navy. The chief point is
that the Brooklyn was able to reach the
mouth Of the harbor before it was picked
Up by a fort s~earchlight. It is claimed
With the fleet within such close range
that it had the two forts at its mercy
and to emphasize this fact it is pointed
cut that the gunners on Fort Adams
were obliged to desert their big gun
within a few minutes after the battle
opened.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
A. ( NJ, BATTALION
45O Students Formed Into
Six Companies Yesterday.
Five Years Ago there Mas a Battalion of Two
Companies. Names Of Staff and
Company Officers.

The A. and VI. College opened yesterday
with $50 students. This was fifty more
than President Winston had estimated.
The number for the year will evidently
exceed 500. Such a gathering Of young
men has never been seen before in Raj
eigh. They formed into a battalion yes
terday afternoon, and the line reached
from Watauga Hall to the Southern Rail-
way tracks. 1t was indeed a magnifi-
cent sight, to see so many handsome fell
lows all animated by splendid spirit with
abundance of health, vigor and energy.
North Carolina NAV we'll be proud Of
these young fellows, and may confident
ly expect them TO move the wheels of
industry in er triumphant industrial
career. They look like they are going to
do it.
Five years ago there was a battalion of
two companies. Yesterday six companies
were formed. The following is a list of
the staff of the company officers:
Staff Officers.
Major, l.. n. Boney, Duplin.
Adjutant, W. l.. Darden. Wayne.
QuartermaSter II. p. Foster, Rocking
ham.
Sergeant Major, j. B. Harding, Pitt.
Quartermaster Sergeant, w. j. Patton,
Pennsylvania.
Color Sergeant, T. 5. Grierson, lredell.
Company A.
Captain, E. E. Culbreth. lredell.
First Lieutenant, w. NJ. Bogart, Beau
fort.
Second Lieutenant ). NJ hennedy,
Wayne.
Ihlrd Lieutenant, w. clark, Jr., Wake.
Company B.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
NAVAL STOT Z :.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept. 6.-Turpentine
steady at As; receipts 80 casks
Rosin firm at 81. 100 Is: receipts 30.
Crude firm at 81. 1902. 80; receipts Al barrels.
Tar firm st 3, so; receipts 100.
SAVANNAH Co.. Sept. 6.-Tur pentine firm
at 444; receipts $40; saies 537; exports 2,l97.
Rosln firm, receipts 2,775; sales 2,470; exports
7.0l2. ~
u 80. G., St.35; H., 81 81; |. Ass; x, S2.4oi
NJ. 81 05; n, So 40; w G, s3.o5: w w, $3.50
CHARLESTON, S. G., Sept. 6.-Splrits turpeptine
firm at a; receipts = sales 40; exports =. -.
Rosin hrm; receipts -; sales 3CC0; exports
Ouote: A, b, G, y, f, 81 10; r ef.35; 9, 81 20.
p. Is65; I, g.. 60; x 81. so. nj, ~. o. n, %. 30; We
W w; 1855,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
Disaster to the War Balloon.
(By the Associated Press.)

Point Judith, r. l., Sept. 5.-Whilc
the war balloon was being removed from
its hiding place, inland, to the station at
the point today, a gust of wind struck the
partially filled bag and swept it across
fields and store walls. The men who
were in charge We're dragged uncere-
noniously in its wake and q halt came
only after a great hole had been torn
in the canvass, letting out the gas. II
was nearly moor before the hole had been
repaired and the work Of filling recon-
nnonCGI
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
STOCKS
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK Sept. 6.-l P. on Cal
non inal at per cent; Closing bld and aSked
- per cent; lastloan at - per cent; rulln2
rate :. per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5M3H per cent. Sterling exchange dull, VIII
actual business in ban6ere bills ct 49, }
for de nand and at 4.S3 5 for 80 da' D.
Posted rates 4f704aa. Commercial Bills 4.s3D
4.s35. BE silver 5.5s Mexican dollars !O1.
Government bonds irrt z Lar; State bonds steady;
hAilroad bonds firm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
Under a Flag of Truce.
(Rv the Associated Press.)

Newport II. l., Sept. 5.-The gunboat
Peoria came in today under a nag OF
truce, and an officer from Fort Adams
boarded her. 1t was afterwards that
the Peoria came in to pick UP counter
mines placed last night as they were d
danger to navigation. At army head
quarters, the placing Of counter mines
is declared to have been an unneces-
sary move as no mines had been placed
in that particular locality.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
PRICES COTTON LETTER.

Especial to News and Observer
New York, Sept. 6.-SinCe the publica-
ton of the government report on cotton,
efforts to dlSCrcdit it have
been made by certain houses III New
York Who are large dealers in spot cot
ton and whose purpose it is to break the
future markets that they may buy spot
cotton more cheaply. Owners and pro
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

Fort Worth, Texas, Sept. 6.-Ihe dead
lock in the Twelfth district Democratic
Congressional Convention at Cleburne,
was broken today by the nomination or
@. w. Gillespie. 1t required more than
seven thousand ballots to make a noml-
nation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

when a child I burned my foot fright
fully writes ". H Eads, Of Jonesville.
Va. which caused horrible leg sores for
30 years, but Bucklen's Arnica Salyc
wholly cured me after everything else
failed" Infallible for Burns. ScaIds.
Cuts. Sores, Bruises and Piles. SOLD BY
all druggists. 25c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
Elderado Mob Abuse a Negress.
(By the Associated Prcss.)

Carbondale, Ills. Sept. 6.-Thc trouble
at Eldorado, Saline county. over the pres
ence OF colored citizens and the cstab-
lishment of the cOlored normal and in
dustrial institute, which caused Cover
nor Yates to send there a detachment
of the Illinois National Guard, was re-
newed Thursday night. a colored woman
who had been run out of town before.
came back, and at nightfall a crowd
went to the place where she was stop
ping and stoned the house. The guard
of three soldiers which, for many nights
had guarded the houses, ordered the mob
Some men wouldn't be any worse than
thaY are even If they We're married.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
JEW YORK COTTON.

<.-. FurE Sept. 6,-Ghe cotton mar
.et .n.F @azy with prices ! 10 4 points
-... . ..=uonse to poor cables from
#.....L where prices were down o.
=. 49,. ...- as compared With an expact-
..# .ru. W. / TO 8 points. The bear clc-
r.r.. .rH some of the more conservative
t.ras -.Il M the decline in fear Of fur
-a~ I.--a- under fine weather reports
s. L+ uafavorable crop accounts. Then
.r. q show of confidence by Wall
~r.. operators with the result that
rmr.-E worked up to $50 from S.35, or
id w...u one point Of the close Of yes
-arav. The market subsequently turned
wax #-ala and sold down below the OBJ
.#r- ...aL January touching S.33 under
zrr.I selling. led by nervous longs.
Speculation was fairly active during the
fmaaaa. but for the most part The pub
il. took profits on cotton bought early
in the recent movement or losses on
staple. taken on at the height Of the bull
mo~amenr. The South appeared to be
selling fall options during the morning.
Fu-arr purchased b fall md spring
u.n-H- s. a hedge against needed sap
plies %. spot cotton. The New Orleans
m.r-- sent selling orders 20 reprcsen~
rs..- here. The local scalping Gle
a.-- took tho bear side for a turn.
WV YORK, sept. 6.-Cotton futures opened
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

uucers of cotton in the South should not.
III my opinion. be terrorized by such
measures into parting with their cotton.
i II worth far more than it is selling for.
ana unless holders can be stampeded i.
VIII bring such reasonable price as they
may demand.
THEODORE II. PRICE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

lars Oh crop damage. AS a result of
.nls factor and that of an expected big
oeenieh' IN the Northwestern spring
wheat country next week oil -
slumped off and closed weak. wbea+ -
,o"er' corn 3sc. down; September cats
l l-4c. OH ana December oats lac. down.
PROVISIONS closed 2Rc. higher to 21bc.
lower.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
PROVISIONS

...#.. Sept. 6.-Aftcr a week
Gather uncertainty, during
""aros put good strength IN
speculatoT5 today settled
belief that the warm dry
was enough to allay all
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

SEAROARD STOCKS AND BONHS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-Seaboard AR Line
c0mpton 81 preferred 5t4.
ElnCs-4's $50
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.
Corrected daily by Grimes & Vass.)
~

Bid. Asked.
North Carolina 6's, 1919 ......13iA 1876
North Carolina As. 1919 ....10313 -
Virginia new IS .............. 95B 961s
Virginia Centuries, 1901 ...... 961A 969s
Southern Railway SIS, 1894 ..124
S. A.. l.. As ................ $685. $3.50
Western n. C. r. r. 6s, 1914. lis
Ca, Car. & Northern SIS, 1929..111h liz
Carolina Central Railway Is 100
Ca, So. e Fla. r. r., 1945 ..114
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

400; American Sugar, $500. United
states Leather, $500; United States
Steel. Il, 400.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BAITIMoRs. Sept. Colour dun; winter
extra 2.90G13.IJ do. clear 3. 25G13. 80; 40. straights,
63 3OW5o0; patents So 700 $50.
Wheat lower; SPOT I'D September 7207218
October ID ccmber :; No. z red -; steamer
No. q red Southern wheat bv sample s. IL u
Corn dan: spot =; Eew CT ol S September 4iH
the year 4iaU44h January 1874 asked; south
ern white 6oQb67; mixed
Oats We're quiet; No. > whit, new, $3.50;
No. , mixed, new, 3I2
rye h,mtr; Nc. Z nearby, 55h@56; No.
western 51M }
Butter nru; fancy imitation l70l8; fancy
creamery 2tW2-; fancy ladle store packed.
Eggs firm, fresh Il.
Cheese steady, large I018 u medium 1Ca
small l03s0.U>s.
Sugar nrn pne and coarse eranulated 47Ih.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

#.....A ."a>"4 HUA lliHlN4ihS uptbh0S CtS ,
t-la- Zl-l pa. sales 9S0 Gales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
N.# orleans, La, Sept. 6,-The spot
sion market was decidedly easier today
fire." offerings. Quotations reduced
-.. on all grades.
t#.u".s were weak. The Influences at
"a .- present are manifold, but al
#a' without exception they seem faV-
" f. the believer in lower prices.
#..-..r conditions affecting the grow.
IL .".e are ideal throughout the belt,
"".. particularly i'll the Western
r''s. The market opened at de
.. from ) to 6 points, at "niCh
".. '...a was some free Buying for
. |.". account that scrt prices up
-a# ro j. points. However, the re-
rE "as short lived. Stop orders
. O.. lnur jim and the longs made d
t.~ cover that sent values down
- From the lowest there was a
"..#Eery, but the market cas"d
... .. noon the closing stood at net
. from s TO II points.
... '.1H~ss. La, sept Q. cotton futures
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-09-09

| Mex. Cen. 49,. 80
do 1st Inc. 31R
MINI. & St.L 4's1O4
III K. d T. 4s....1OO
2nd's...... S4H8
N. Z, C. Ists.....1O155
do gen 8 I-2'.1O7
N J. T.. gen. S's..136
No. Pac. A's......IO4H
3's........... 74M
n, &. W.con. 4's.1O258
Reading gen. as 99K
st L & Mton SIS
st. L. SIS Fgen4'e1O1A
st. l.. S'wes rs. 99K
do rs ........ $50
A as S9A
So. Pac. 4's..... 94H
So. Railway 5's..12OK
T. q p. 1sts.......12O
T. st. Law. As. 81
Union Pac. 4's..1O5
do COW. 4's.112H
Wabash 1sts.....12O
ends ........1O9
do. Deb. B.. sos
West Shore 4 s..113h
W " l., e, As. 94h
Wis. Cen. 4's.... 90
Mobile Il O. 4's. 90
G. of Ga.con SIS. .11OK
1st incomes. 81
2d incomes 39H
Con. Toh.. 49,. ON