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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported IA
! the health department in the last twenty-four
hours
I Samuel katzman. 81. 1912 18th street
Thomas V. Breslin. 80. At 1 street north
east
Mary +. Young. -. Garfield Hospital
Davenport White. jr.. 2. =, the Dresden
apartments.
Thomas H. Melton, 80. osoa Wisconsin ave-
nur
John {. Cole. I. 43l 18th street southeast
! Ida r. Blacsmon, So 1924 2eth street
Leo Sabiniasz. 81. ST. EliEabeths Hospital
Peter Jombef. 70, st. Elzabeth's Hospital
James 7. bradshaw. IS. G25 A street south.
east.
Marie I. Delgado. months. 1900 street,
Thomas Ryan. months. Children's Hos
pital.
Blanch Miller. weeks. 1715 18th street.
Claude Z. Moberley. II days. Georgetown
University Hospital.
James Tipp.tt. 9 days. Children's Hospital,
Charles Malta, 3 days, 1850 Sth street.
Infant of William {. and Rose Mott, 5
minutes. 2427 18th street.
Gertrude Page. l.. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
benjamin Rcdd Sc. aga street
George ID. Williams. 20, Emergency Hos
lois F. foyer B. POLL l. street
Lottie Driver So, ST. EIizabeth's Hospital
Emma Miles, Al, 635 South Carolina avenue
southeast.
Mary stewart 4G. FreedInen's Hospital.
Annie Richardson, 43, 1913 Seaton street.
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LECTURES ON AIR SERVICE.
Gen. William Mitchell Addresses
Sons of the Revolution.

Brig. Cen William Mitchell. direc-
ro, OF the Army air service. addressed
a meeting of the Sons of the Revolu-
ton Monday night. The address. IL
Illustrated by lantern slides. included
an account of the development of the
American aviation forces in the world
war
The society passed resolution in
dorsing the movement TO erect stat
ne on the ranks of the River Marine
10 commemorate the stand made by
the French in 1914. Brig. Gen. George
Richards. president of the society,
pres ided
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PLANS FOR HEALING MISSION

Two secretaries are on duty now a.
The Trinity Community House to
handle requests for admission cards
- the Christian healing mission 10
he held for three days beginning
Tuesday at the Trinity Episcopal
Church Sd and c streets.
Persons residing in the city who
desire cards are required to apply in
person or by proxy, cards being sent
by mail only to those living out of
ihe city. 1t is announced. The force
Of secretaries is to be largely aug
mented Monday. which is the main
DAY for securing admission cards.
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TEXANS TO HOLD BARBECUE:
San Jacinto Day Will Be Observed
at Chevy Chase Lake.

Representative Claude Hudspcth, for
meriN cowboy. will have cha rye of the
trenches IN preparing a real Texas bar
hecue supper 70" all Texans IA Wash
'nston and Few guests at Chevy Cha sc
Lake, on San Jacinto day, AnIil 81
Martin f.'ttleten % New York, Hamp-
son 'iarE the new minister to Switzer-
land and other distinguished Texans,
Will speak: The affai. Is In the chare.
ing officers of the Texas Club of Wash
'iHgton Clarence OwSley, president ,
Rem L. Prince. treasurer. and Miss
Mary X. Brooies, secretary
Senator Morris Sheppard IS chairman
of the board of governors
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FUNDS FOR NEAR EAST.
So, 5O2.54 From Tags and Addition
al 81 900 Received Since Saturday.

4 statement issued today by tn" Near
East Relief campaign committee gives
81 a as the total collected from the
sale of tags IN aid OF the starving Arme-
mans last Saturday. Since Saturday
NOR. than 81 900 in new contributions
have been received by the committee.
Some of the recent returns are: Once
os auditor for war, Miss Cunningham $
team. S256S1: munitions building. Miss
jacques and Miss Wempei, Sl36, II: Miss
Martin, S3229: Miss Harrison, So. AZ ::
Miss Merrill, $3.50 Mrs. Frank Hess
Rrookland team. $3.50. war risk. Miss
Putnam. sl65.06; Mr.. Johnson. Sl0i.o0;
George Washington truck, $40.
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FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
TODAY FOR LOUIS KAHN
Washington Associates Serve as
Bearers at Local Merchants
Baltimore Home.

Funeral services wer" held at ~
o'clock this morning for Louis kann
at his residence at the Emersonlan
apartments In Baltimore. lntermeht
was in the Hebrew cemetery.
The following Washington men
acted al pallbearers: Dr.: Harry kauf-
man, Myer Cohen, George Re Neaie
and Henry Adler:
\ hs~h tribute was paid I" Mf
kann's memory yesterday at the
meeting. of the board Of governors Of
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association of this city. Of when Mr.
Kann had been a member. reso-
hutton was introduced by NJ. \ Leese.
former president of the association.
which was unanimously adopted
The resolution stated that MI.
kann was "a man of splendid energy
and capacity. and brought 70 ms
chosen field Of endeavor 10 high de-
gree of integrity and "holesom.
,apacity for fair dealing with HIS
'etlewmen. His personality vas or,
hat mellewed his surroundings, an"
certainly his bearing toward those
with whom he had business dealings
stamped him AS man who 1nauc
equity his watchword and eoedt, !
layshIp an axiom.
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BOR
DIED.

RABER. A. Siblcr Hospital. April l.
l'2h. 10 Joseph ]. and Nsli" Drew frsler
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Two Officers Are Retired.

Maj. Philip ]. LAUDER, infantry. and
First Lieut. James w. Hart. Medical
Corps. have been placed on the re-
tired list on account Of disabilities
incident to the service.
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REDUCED RATES IN VIEW.
I. c. C. Permits Merchants and
Miners Line to File Schedule.

Permission to ils a schedule pro
viding reduced class rates between
Baltimore. Norfolk. Newport News
and Portsmouth. Va. and various
points in the New England states,
was granted the Merchants and Min
crs T-aas.or. ,':on Company today by
tne Interstate commerce Com mtS1loh.
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bARCHET. Sunday. April II. 1920, al An
napois Nd. SARAH IRENE believed wife
al G. 7. Barchet and devoted mother Of
Myrtle Rented chezuIn Funeral services
NH he held nj lao Pa. WedRrS
Gav. April -, pm. lntermeht pr
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MRS. MARY r. FAJRGHIID.

Mrs Mary f. Fairehi'd, formerly 81
this city. died Monday ut the home o.
her husband. Maj. John F. Fatrchiid,
at Mount Vernon. y. i. Funeral serE-
ices VIII he held tomorrow morning
at 1880 o'clock at Wright's unaertak :
er parlors. 337 10th street.
Mrs Fairchiid was born and reared
in this city. She moved TO Mount
Vernon In 1872. soon after her mar
rfacc. She was the daughter Of the
late Mrs Elizabeth Welch, ana SISTER
Of the late Harry w. Ntich.
Surviving her are her husband, a SON.
Harold. twelve years old and 4 dauGh-
ter. Mrs. John Gebhart. who. with her
husband is engaged in missionary "o'h
u India.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04
TRACTION SHARES
LEAD LOCAL TRADE
Rails the Weah Spot in List,
Bonds Fairly
ACtiUe

Trade on tho local exchange WIS
marked by unusual activity today. the
list showing a broadening tendency and
the price trend being toward higher
levels Strictly home shares were. in
particularly good request and some
substantial gains were scored
lnitia! sales of Philadelphia Rapid
Transit. which was easily the market
leader. were made at 1624. up Is from
Saturdays close. totai of more thnn
900 shares having changed hands be-
fore o'clock. The hardening of the
price was evidently q reflection of re-
ports of increased receipts following the
CompanES ) request that patrons forego
the use of transfers. Philadelphia Trac-
tion and Union Traction shared in the
advance. the after, a. one time during
the session being up 1al on n turnover
of some 800 shares.
The rails were the weak spot in the
list. pennaylvania opened of n quarter
ut AZ ~, but almost Immediately jumped
to 43A. \ steadily increasing list of
stockholders, as reported by the com .
pany from month to month. gives evil
dencC Of heavy investment buying of this
is,ue. L"high Valley was weak. and
barely held at recent levels.
l. al .rJs, on a sale of twenty E
five shares, gained full point, while
EleCJrlC Storage. which came in for Il
share of the trading, was at one time
! y points off.
Bonds came in for n fair share OF
trade. one block of 1900 Pittsburgh
Cincinnati. Chicago and st. LOui,
changing hands. Pennsylvania genera
412s, responding to the strength in the
stock, moved W -, while Philadelphia
Electric gained point, at -.
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STOCKS UNSETTLED
IN EARLY TRADING
Outsiders Disposed to Await
Change in Financial
Situation

New York. Oct. 4.-The stock mar
kct was mildly unsettled in the early
trading today by the unfavorable show
ing made in the actual bank statement
Saturday and in the statement of the
Federal Reserve Bank for the New York
district. Although prices of many
stocks sustained extensive declines. no
uncRsiness was shown, the belief pre-
vailing that the bank situation would
right itself quickly and that ample
funds would be provided for all Wall
street requirements.
There was an absence of outside In =
tcrest because of a disposition to wait
for change in the financial situation,
and for a time price movements were in
control OF the speculative element on
the floor, which, as usual, offered stocks
at concessions in the hope of forcing
liquidation.
The heaviest loss in the active issues
was in Mexican Petroleum, which
dropped nearly points to fS3Li, but
rallied quickly to 1851. Pan Ameri-
can yielded over 4 points to S1$s, and
then rallied to SSl2.
Steels showed little change in the
market operations and price movements
rom those which prevailed last week.
United States Stee opened with a
gain of Is to SG9s to So, and Baldwin
sold down 15s to 100, followed by a
rally to 10. Pittsburgh Coal fell 4
points to 651a on few sales and then
rallied to 66&.
Railroads moved in the same way.
declines in those issues being natural
after the advances made at the end OF
last week, Northern Pacific falling over
= points 10 50, and Great Northern
preferred over points to 50. Canadian
Pacific was exceptionally strong, ad-
vancing 3 points to lbs.
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Commodity Markets
MARCH WHEAT SELLS AT 81
Market Suffers Further Losses.
Corn Touches Seasons Low

Chicago, Oct. 1. - Wheat suffered
sharp losses this morning under scat
tered selling by commission houses.
March sold nt 50. On thc decline there
was buying by shorts and local opera
tors who expected n rally. a private
cable rcportcd good rains in Argentina,
imnroving the outlook for the wheat
cron there. The receipts were ~ cars:
December oucned Mt 50, 2,05l4 to S2,oA,
against S2.O7l& Mt the close saturday,
and declined to S203H. March start
ed at az. to SO, compared with S2'o3,
Saturdays last price.
| Corn sold into new low ground TOT
the season. Local operators pressed
the selling. Commission houses bought
or the decline, and this led TO scat-
| tered covering and rally from the
bottom. Receipts were 1886 cars:
December started at S9Mc to S94c
against 90iic at the end Saturday May
was quoted at 01aic to 92c at the out
set, against 03Ac at the close satur
day. o.
Oats also were easier under scat
tered selling. Shorts bought on tn
decline. Receipts were 80 cars.
December started at 65Ac to oo9sc
against 56Ac at the close Saturday
and later sold at 56Bc. May opene'
at GOlac to 603sc, against ooPsc ut IN
end Saturday.
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OIL STOCKS TAKE
THE LEAD ON CURB
TensIand Makes Vigorous Ad-
vance--Asphalt Under
Pressure

New York, Oct. 4.--Fensland Oil
attracted most attention on the Broad
Street Curb this morning, with a Wig
orous advance to 15%, while several
other petroleum issues were In supply
at substantial declines.
General Asphalt was under pressure,
declining sharply in the first hour, but
later became steady and recovered part
of its loss. Car Light and Heat was
feature Of the industrials, moving up
to 35s.
Other industrials were quiet, al
though there was renewed buying of
Phillip Morris, which again sold at 6&
at. Tobacco Products Exports open
ed at Is aud declined to IA. British
American Tobacco was traded in at IA
to 13L
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points. near months showing the great
est loss.
MORE COTTON GlNNED
Total Prior to September % Was
2,243,o3o Running Bales

Washington. Oct 4.-Cotton ginned
prior to September 25 amounted to g.
243.O30 running bales, including 1865
round bales, 1865 bales of American
Egyptian and 43 bales of Sea Island. the
Census Bureau announced today in It's
second ginning report o the season.
Ginning last year to September 20
amounted to 1.s35,214 running bal $. in
cluding 1861 round bales. 2166 bales
of American Egyptian and COS bales of
Sea Island.
GInn!ngs by states to September 25
this year were: Alabama, 84,O33; Arr
zona, 5622; Arkansas, 56,55s; CalIfor-
mia, 6SOS; Florida, 2124; Georgia, 275,-
oil; Louisiana, S6,6l2; Mississippi, 93,-
907; Missouri, 239; North Carolina
3l,701; Oklahoma, 65,372; South Caro-.
lima, 171,ll2; Tennessee, $40; Texas
| 1,382,020; Virginia and all other states
were not given In the statement.
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British Steel Shares oversubscrIbsd

Toronto, Oct. 4.-Suplementing cable
announcements from London. of the Of
shares Of British Empire Steel CORPORA.
tion on November /, In London, the
statement IL made here that a cable has
been received by Sir Henry Peitatt, who
is a director Of the corporation, that the
ten 1t IL added that exchange din
culties in the transfer of the money from
London TO Canada will be overcome by
borrowing the necessary funds in Can
ada for twelye-m9nth term, before tn,
that sterling exchange will be on q dif-
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Oct. 4.--CATTLE-Recetpt "a.
900 head. Good and choice steers and md
bu k cgo.Ge Sl7al7.75; good grades mostly
Sl5MlO.50 other grades very slow, mostly
:S,5g9 1915; butcher eo%s slow. mostly
grades, so@ll; heay!es, SO, 5o9s,5O; stocSers
and feeders steady, Receipts. western H.
HOGS = Receip's, 20, 900 head, Opened
mostly lODljn hishcr;, now steady tQ, l0o
lower than SatlrdGy's aYerase. Early
Ql6; bulk, packing sows. Sli.@5 % li.5O; piss,
'sHEEF-Recelpts. 80 900 head rat lambs.
mostly sll qll.75; no fat western or feeders
sold. early bids CSC lower; sheep steady; fat
native ewes mostly $50 45.75.
ceipts s'GrE"h @soo head Lo|er' steers. sI4. 50
15; hetfers. SlO8ll cows 81 80 %: Calves
receipts, 100 head. steady, Top; $l9.ho;
] noes and FsGsP's S 2oSSs 1000 4Sna HfaSF ES
5tG,@' yo,E 'Ss I'i ti5 5o@ie gss si4 10 5a5. ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS. Receipts, 460t
head, steady. Top sheep. IS; top lambs
Sl4. lower
East Buffalo \; Y, Oct. 4.11cATTLE@
iSVSSi4; ;'PHIS ysaEiInss, ,l5a II Eslfers, ss@ii
cows. s7i50Sl9i RSlss bulls sa05,5999S5o; stockSr
H6ds..Reseiptss li:aoo head; ., 8 steady e dS
Hsyy 'lS Gp, a'd Go pss
'lSS SREEP Fl; hS'SHSS SXSP t%S!6SI%Receipts, 10, 50
AGtys EySE % S 2po iSTtSSc @StScrs a94s
ewes SIS 1d.5o; m.Ted sheep. S7Q7.5o.
aAR SILVER
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Oct. 4.-Thcre was a lit
tie selling pressure in evidence ar the
opening of the coffee futures market this
morning, causing initial declines of five
to eight points. March sold at S. 10 and
July at S.47 and $50. with sale in
December, right after the call, at 7.G0,
Shipments of coffee to Europe from
both Rio and Santos are beginning to
attract some attention in local trade
circles. The official Rio weekly cable
this morning showed six steamers now
loading at both Rio and Santos for
| European ports.
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COTTON MARKET

New York, Oct. Cotton "as
steady at the opening and 3 to 80
points higher, but displayed little Tea
ture aside from covering in prepaia-
tion for the government reports.
The weather N the belt was gener :
ally fair, but partly cloudy IN the west
Liverpool and the South sold: o,o,. ~
noints from its initial levels.
Jananese interests were credited witll
buying ON the recession. Wall street
also purchased after the start. A pr :
yate cable said that the market there rs
Was quiet, with prices on 1S 70 "
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Special nIeetinEs
FAKE NOTICE THAT THE ANNuA

FAKE NOTICE THAT THE ANNUAL
general meeting OF the Shareholders .,
Tho Lake Superior Corporation will DO hsli
on Wednesday, tho 9Th day Of October. lss~
at the hour Of II o'clock in the forenoon -
the principal office OF the Company. NO ~
Market Street. Camden. New Jersey. for Wv
purpose Of the election Of Directors. OF ~.
ceiying. and. II approved. confirming 20.
report Of the Board of Directors OF ,,ns w
Company for the hscal year endins 'ss. sO.
Both. 1920, and OF considering. and. u " w
proved, rstifyng ana cennrping lnisrs az tss I'll Il
the Company done and taken since the w ~
ssnnual meeting OF the stockholdsrs o. sScs
further and other business as may props'"
come before the meeting, 80 .,o..d
The stock transfer looks WILL he end
Tor the purpose OF such meeting from III
after the 18th day of September lss.vooor
the hour OF three o'clock In the afteInVSil
until the 7th. day. OF October 1920, ~ y
h0Hs ptd g teD 0S,Ss n s6s Ia
XInx Txxt6E ssSIseasss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Atlantic Refining Co.. quarterly OF s1.75
on preferred. payable November / to stock
holders October 10,
Lima Locomotive Works Inc, quarterly OF
IN per cent on preferred, payable NoVeu-
ber | 10 stock OF record October ~
American Chtcle Co. quarterly 81 on com
mon, payable November TO stock OF record
October 20,
Moline Plow Co.. quarterly Of IN per cent
on frst preferred, payable. pecemher 70
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Long Term
Railroad Bonds

When the European War
broke out in 1914 high-grade
longtime railroad bonds were
selling to yield about 40:
: Then followed the food OF
European liquidation and
heavy borrowing by our own
\ Government, with the result
ing steady decline in railroad
bonds to conform to the in
creasingly higher interest
rates paid on new security
issues. High-grade long time
railroad issues can he pur-
( chased to yield return higher
than has been obtainable in
any previous year for more
than a generation. The enact
ment of the Transportation
Act of 1920, followed by the
increase in rates granted by
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, has greatly clarified
and strengthened the railroad
situation. We recommend to
Investors the purchase at this
time Of long time railroad
bonds.
Complete information on reques,
Harris, Forbes & Co.
Pine 81. Cor. william. New Yors
PHI. ,DELPHiA OFFICE
SknEuEN pOlLyiIiS
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S-,<s.s,E az IHE MUTLAL AsslKA&LE IS
steSSEAiSSx. AiSS.s fSh IN FIRE. kfsohiNG HOUSES
hny3n - T0urth ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
q MEETiNG OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
Mutual Assurance G9PmpanTXy PpaTX nc Tor ,tpsIriPs 81 ,h
siiiSs. SSs No, s4o, s. Fourth street on MONDAY
&etoSS%nuai election will take place agree.
seiy 10 the Deed Of Settlement
Sept S'h' DKvID LEWIS. Treasurer.
-THE LOUIS DFRGDnLL nREMING co,
NHeidsrs OF the Louis BCrghOll brewing
n.,nany no,uny win be held on Thursday, Nov.
i6so. at . O'Clock J.. NJ. "a the Office OF
~. %rrsnpany, Goth and Parrish SITS, Phila-
Xiahis' 10 elect a Board OF Directors to
S-rt,,,ss Tor the ensuing year and TO transact
Such other business as may come before the
~ mHa[ARRY RIEoER. seey. and Treas
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tine. Q per cent; commercial paper
! three to six months, s per cent.
! (Note-These are merely nominal
quotations, as the legal rate Of inter-
est in the state of Pennsylvania is fixed
at per cent. Plus premium and COM
mission, time money ioT tnirty TO ninety
while commercial paper, from three to
six months. is being offered at to 8h
! Der cent?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04

United Drug Company

First Preferred Stock Dividend No. 10
me Directors OF United Drug Co have de-
dared a regular quarterly dividend OF 1870
on the frst preferred stock Of UNITED
DRUG CO.. payable November l. 1920 to
stockholders OF record October 10, 1870.
JAMES &. MCCORMICK, Treasurer.
BOSTON, September 20. 1920.
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'URDAY'S FINAL QUOTATIONS
BANK CLEARINGS
MoNEY-LENpINo RATES
pHnADELPHIA-Can, 9 per

NEW YORK-Money on call. both
classes OF collateral, opened today al
7 per cent for lending and renewing.
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FINANCIAL
oIRARD POINT STORAGE COMPANY

Sink Fund Notice
Bealed proposals for the sale to Fidelity
Trust Company. trustee under the mortgage
Of the GiraId Point Storage Company. dated
April /. 1890. OF suticlent number Of
bonds issued under said mortgage 10 Invest
the sum of $50. 9.69. viii be. received a.
the once OF SAID trustee. Nos, 333l
October is. 1920 at l2 o'clock noon. The
Sght 4 Isssryra % !s r7 T@fieSt ftr sRZ end al! bids
WIN. P. GEsT. President.
Philadelphia. September 80 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04
II. D. SARGE. Secretary.
MARKET STREET TITLE AND TRUST

MARKET STREET TITLE AND TRUST
Company. 5. w. cor. 52d and Market SITS.
September ~, 1920.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
elared the regular semunuuaI dividend OF
.ight per cent. and an extra DIV dcnd OF
four per cent, both payable November LIST.
1aSa 10 stuc.lI.ldt.s ut record st tho co
~ insiness October 18th, 1920. FIFTY thou
sapd dollars was added TO surplus max .ng
E.t fund $500 900. and a half-yearly
bonus OF II per cent on yearly salaries was
voted 10 employees.
49, REGINALD b. CHASE. Treasurer.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Oct. 4.-Foreign exchange
rates were easier at the opening today
with sterling virtually unchanged, francs
off 1 point and lire Off 2 points.
5emand sterling, 3.4Sa, cables
s.4eH: franc cables .6.71, checks e.7y.
lire cables 4.15, checks 4.l4h; MARKS
164; Swiss cables 1906, checks 1900 /;
Belgian TOO, checks 1903; p setas cables
14.7O, checks 1893; Stockholm cables
1873, checks 1890: Christianla cables
1885 checks 1890; Copenhagen cables
1890, checks 1885; guilder cables 81 %'
Exchange eased further in the early
morning trading today, demand sterling
touching $40 IA and cables 34S; Francs
we're 6'B8, checks 667; lire cables Ala
checks 4.13la, marks 1853. Argentine
vas quoted at l2l.
SATURDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
Demand 49,. S.4SN 8g9 4i5 I'GSS
ToDAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS
steTlHiSsf FTaooS ITTs auildeGS y, GS
Gables 49,. 8.49h 0.71 4.l5 sl.lo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04
Financial Briefs

The average price of twenty active
Industrial stocks advanced 80 per cent
20 $3.50 on Satu: day. while twenty ac-
i've railroads gained 1.52 per cent to
S4.2S.
The 1mperator arrived at New York
with 35S boxes of gold or the 35s
boxes, SS4 boxes Of gold and one of
assay gold was earmarked metal con-
signed to the Federal Reserve Bank by
the Bank OF England The remaining
twenty-three boxes OF bar gold were
consigned to Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

5ept'WDer Il TV-U,
At the regular meeting OF the Directors
OF the Superior Steel Corporation u quar-
terly dividend Of eco was declared on the
Second Preferred Stock, payable November
Is, 1870. to stockholders Of record Novem-
bar /. 1920.
H.. D. SARGE. Secretary.