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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-16
Look at Tongue | Remove Poi
sons From Stomach,
Liver and Bowels.

Accept "California" Syrup Of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for tho little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love it's delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dose on each bottle.
Give il without fear.
Motherl You must say "California."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-16
Party for Youns Miss.

Miss Martha Knchevsky gave I birth
day party on her twelfth anniversary, nj
the homs Of hor parents, 1912 West
street, Sunday evening, The following
wcrc her guests: Frcdn Tabloid, Sarah
Corbin, Rose Cohen, Gertrude Silker,
Eva Goyld, Bessie Levinsky, Bertha
ler, Anna Kriohevsky, Manuel Handler,
Pinken Levensky, Charles Mcclure,
Howard Miller. They spent a very pleas
ant evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-16
BEATING THE DUTCH

The Dutch own the Fast Indies
and they grow Jnva Coffee there
and il il tho bast, 10 in the mat
tor Of Coffee il IL hard To beat the
Dutch. import this coffee and
roast IL for you while you wait.
It's roasted carefully, that's i'm
portant. Besides my price, Soc, is
reasonable. / say reasonable,
really it's quite I5c less than
usual, for you viii find that frc-
quently fancy price is attached
TO tens, oofFcc-, spices and din
monds cause tbey. think you may
not KNOW think you do. Her
bert Heroy, President Of Heroy
Tea Stores. III Market Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-16

Now that the spring skirt
occupies such an important
niche in the affections Of the
world Of fashion the woman
who would be up 10 the min
ute with the mode. if not a
few seconds ahead, will select
several skirts for her ward
robe from our beWltching
opening display.
There is, in fact, no woman
who has too many skirts or
who couldn't find excellent
use for one Of these gay plaid
woolenS or fascinating silk
models.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-16
Body Was Reburicd.

The body of Yulake Msgavafachi. the
Jap whose body was buried in Potters
field last week by Deputy Coroner Nichols
has been disinterred and reburied in
Silverrbook cemetery. After the first
burial had taken place the Japanese coun-
sui in Philadelphia arranged that the body
be given burial with the proper dignity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-16
The Last Shall be FIRST

'erhe Last Shall Be First win be tho
topic of Mrs Carrie CHAPMAN Gait at
the suffrage meeting st the Hotel du Pont
on Thursday evening Miss Lcab Burton
OF Sussex county, who was in Wilmington
today, said she had the utmost confidence
in that county supporting suffrage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-16

ACCEPTED AND APPROVED FOB
THE BOUDZOR
Simple lines and daintiness " do
ball are the features which carry
over" the negllgee TO the left-a slip
over model IN printed cotton crepe
The square neck and sleeves cut In
one with the front and back are
hemstitched and there are bewitch-
ing clusters OF pink satin ribbon
rosebuds TO hold In place groups Of
plaits below the shoulders. Medium
size requires 5 yards 36-inch mater
la
The other design is developed in
pale bluecrepe dechsne trimmed with
lace and embroidery. 1t Is fashioned
in kimona style and falls 10 the
knees Medium size calls for AZ
yards 36-inch material with 2 yards
lace edging.
First Model--Pictorial Review
Negligee No. $3.50. Sizes, small, me-
dium, large, Price. 20 cents.
Second ModeI-Negligee No. S377.
Sizes. small, medium, large. Price
% cents Embroidery No. 11572
Transfer, blue or yellow, Is cents
Crosby d. Hill Company are sole agency
OF Pictorial Review Patterns Whining
tons leading etorefor silk, wash goods and
woolen dress goods, 6O5-07-O9 Market
etreet.-Adv.
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DROPPING PRICES
|NL!0CAL STOCKS
Bids Made by New York Inter
terests for Block Of Brill
Stock Refused

There was moderate expansion ii
the volume Of dealings in the local mar
ket, which. however. was at the cx'
pcnse of values. From the outset al
most the entire list showed dropping
tendency and the final quotations
showed fractional shading all along
the line. Nothing in the way Of news
or developments could be offered in cX-
PLANTATION of the hcavincss Of the entire
market. The dropping character wa!
apparently partly due to the usual
week end evening up operations OF the
trading element and partly due to the
extreme narrowncss of the current
speculation.
Indirectly there were reasons for sup
posing that quite u good deal ol the
selling was prompted in order to obtain
funds to buy the attractive new issues
which are coming on the market III n
veritablc food. There is no question
Of the attractive yield of many of these
issues. yet il the rank and file would
take the trouble to carefully analNzc the
list. an equal number of seasoned issues
would be found making similar at
traCtivc investment return.
Some such selling was plainly in cvi-
dcncc in Pennsylvania Railroad. which
was offered freely during the short Sos
sion. with a further concession in price
TO 41I. Similar selling, but on more
moderate scale. was observed in Lchieh
Navigation.
Renewed liquidation in Philadelphia
Electric was the feature of the utility
group. Only small offerings were made
in United Gas Improvement. but caused
the price to rcccdc to AGES. Small
sales of Philadelphia Rapid Transit
were made at 231a Realizing sales
were responsible for a seventy five cent
decline in Electric Storage Battery
to 11SH. Also for the decline in
American Stores to 44k.
J. G.. Brill. which came in for con =
siderable notice yesterday by reason oi
the animated Gla points advance. de-
clincd 81. to 40, on limited transac-
| tions. and later recovered its loss. Ac-
cording to report from New York this
morning group of fnancicrs in that
city this week made a bid materially
above the market for n large block OF
the stock to the controlling interests.
but this bid was refused. 1t was stated
| in addition that the interests which are
now seeking to obtain additional hold
| ings of tho stock intend to make it one
of the active features of the trading on
! the Broad street curb
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CLOSING MARKET
DULL AND LOWER
Number Of Restricting InfIu-
ences Combined to CurtaiI
Speculative Activity

New York. April 10.--Ovcrnight
Developments in general combined to
place further restraints upon spccula-
<6vc activity and as a result the week
closed with dull and irregular market
today. The more serious aspect of the
railroad strike was ono of the chief
disturbing influences. The late furry
In call money rates yesterday was an
other, while the usual week end settle
ment of contracts prompted moderate
selling for both accounts. Incidcntly
the dealings were additionally curtailed
as result of fire which put the stock
reporting systems out Of business. OF =
setting these dampening factors was the
undcniablc fact of the uninterrupted
control of the pools and combinations,
which was reflected in the continued
undercurrcnt of strength of the gen /.
cral list.
Further proof Of the domination or
the pool interest was demonstrated in
the unsuccessful efforts of the reaction =
ary party TO force lower level Of
prices in the initial trading. The gen
eral list was under more or less pres
sure during the first thirty minutes Of
the trading, with hcaviness most marked
among the equipment. steel, automobile
and oil groups Other than uncover
ing weak spots and extending the sell @.
ing movement. the declines in most
cases were followed by conspicuous
diminishing dealings. This influenced
quick shifting on the part of the
lesser traders. and in turn. a recovery
of most of the early loss. No effort,
however. was made to force the rallies :
on the contrary, the greater part of tho
1ist was loft to care for itself There
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DECLINES MARK
TRADING ON CURB
lndustriaIs Reflect Lack Of De-
mand-oiIs Generally
Lower

New York. April 10.--Trading on the
Broad street curb was without special
feature. changes generally being to
moderately lower prices. but fdctua
tions were so narrow that little i'm
portancc was attached to the declines.
The industrinls, tnat should have
been strong, reflected lack Of demand &.
American Safety Razor falling back
from II to 1917. after its advance late
Yesterday. and Cuban American Sugar.
which opened at SO, yielded to 5i1a. but
had fair rally before the close.
The petroleum stocks were generally
lower. although Merritt was in better
demand with moderate amount Of
business at 1888. Metropolitan sold ut
~. and Island Oil was traded in Mt
.Tm. Texas Co. (ncw) sold at J3 to
-. aud White Oil was quiet. with sales
at 20 and 2S&
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Tnnipa Land o StacsG u aci cluato
o tao ana
ncomcla o c G. the
Amcrca) be tJpay eaint1e
und o h Common
OF
r General Morgag
a isncc
anIo the SericeC
the OF Naryan
IS &.
Kuhn Loeb & Co.
The National City Co. Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
Harris Forbes & Co. Kidder Peabody e. ~
VIM. A. Read Co. The Union Trust Co of pitsbrrurh
Girard Trust Co. PhJa Commercial Trust Co of pbi.
Si
All OF the above bonds having
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GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, April 10.-Offerings of corn
were light this morning and only little
buying was necessary to send the mar
ket to the highest levels on the present
upturn,
May opened at 81 % to 81 .6S, against
81. .664 at the close yesterday. July
started at 81 .60A to $l.GOi3, against
$1.601s. yesterdays last price. Sep
tember was quoted nt 81 so to S1.561s
at the outset, against $l,55 at the close
yesterday.
The receipts of corn here today were
13 cars.
Oats opened steadier on scattered
buying and light offerings. The up
turn attracted some profit taking by
longs.
May opened at 94aic to 05c, against
049sc at the end yesterday. July
started at SEC to S6i4c against ST 6hc
at the close yesterday. September
opened, unchanged, at 72aic.
Receipts of oats were fourteen cars.
No receipts of wheat were reported,
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Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York, April l0.-The early sell
ing movement carried the market off
to Al .3Oc for May. or u points net low.
err, while later months sold 40 to 30
points below last nights closing figures.
The reports of better weather. in the
South stimulated reactionary sentiment,
but at "a .S3c October showed a decline
Of 112 points from Yesterdays high rec
ord, and the market steadied during the
middle of the morning.
There were unsettling features in the
weather outlook, with prospects for
showers in the eastern belt. which pro
NOTED covering after the first rush of
selling orders had been absorbed and led
to rallies of 80 to 40 points.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. April 10.-Rcports that
Brazilian shippers continue to accept
bids at concessions were supposed to
account for the easier ruling at the
opening of the local coffee market this
morning, with prices S to 0 points be-
low last nights closing figures.
There appears TO be more or less
scattered liquidation of near months,
possibly promoted by the more serious
character of the news regarding the
railroad labor troubles, as well as the
decidedly easier tendency of the Brazil
markets.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Contraction in Loans and Deposits.
Excess Reserve Reduced

Contrary to expectations today's New
York bank statement shows a further
reduction in excess reserve of $40 ,053,
600, leaving the surplus above legal re-
qurements at $11,777 ,100!' This re {;
suited mainly from the loss Of $40 ,402,
600 in reserve at the Federal Reserve
Bank. Liabilities on the other hand,
were cut down materially by the con {.
traction of SAG, ,463 900 in loans and
discounts and sos, 1901 900 in net de-
mand deposits.
Details follow:
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Fire Interrupts Ticker Service

New York. April 1O.-Owing to tho
fire. in the basement of the Consolidated
Stock Exchange early this morning. the
ticker service Of the Cold and Stock
Telegraph CO.. which furnishes New
York stock Exchange quotations. was
interrupted. considerably. The trouble
applies to other classes Of service also.
including cotton and coffee prices. II
has not been possible as yet to ascertain
the extent Of the disarrangement
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Annual Meetings
.1SEo THE FOX CHASE BANK

TO- THE FOX CHASE BANK
Philadelphia. April o. 1920.
Al the Annual Stockholders Meeting held
on the 9Th instant, the following directors
were elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Z, Y. Filbert Arthur II. Crossan
D, charles Murtha Wm, c. Martin
Richard Greenwood. Charles IT. Heyer
j.. Joseph c. Gerbron
Paul y. Cameron
1 a. the meeting OF the Board of Directors
neId on the 9th instant, the following officers
were unanimously elected
y, Y. Filbert, President
Charles II Heyer. Vice President
II, \, Bartlett. Cashier
+. Keller. Assistant Cashier
George W. HaTkns Jr. Attorney
II, \. BARTLETT.
"a Shler.
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FINANCIAL
THE GENERAL GAS AND ELECIk'o@ @ ~.
dated November l., 1915. as cSte""eo Ho-

THE GENERAL GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.
riye ner cent two-ycar secured goiu no.cs'
dated November l.. 1915. as cStcnded No
vsmber 1, 1918 at 7 per cent.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant I9
the terms of the trust agreement naIeu'
Noyember l. 1919. between The GENERA. yas
and Electric Co. and philadelphia Trust So.'
iTIs,ee and the extension OF sald aBret,
msnt dated November !. 1918, the salu
TSo General Gas and Electric CO.. mas
exercised Its privilege and option OF re-
teemIng on the first day OF May. 1g2o' me
entire amount outstanding OF Its hve per Seht
two.year secured gold notes, as extenue9.
md has deposited with the trustee the tuhds
rscessary TO redeem and pay said notes at
IOOi5 per cent of the principal amonnt
thereof and accrued interest TO May ]. lo2o
Pursuant to the terms of said trust agree:
,,snt and the extension thereof. all interest
upon said notes shall cease after May J..
If2O and the coupons attached thereto Tor
interest after that date shall thoreupon pe-
come null and void. . A,
One hundred and one-half per cent or the
principal of said notes. together Win tn99 tn9
interest due thereon UP to May !. lo2O, VIII
he paid to the persons entitled to receive
the same upon presentation on, or atter
MAY l. 1920. at the office Of Philadclphia
Trust Co Trustee, Liberty Building, North
east corner Broad and Chestnut sts, Phlla'
dslphia, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA TRUST co. trustee,
BY J. c. WALLACE, treasurer.
Dated April TO- 1920.
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Corporation Reports Untitled Orders
for 9.8e2.os5 Tons Al

New York. April 10.--Jn its monthly
statement, issued at noon today, the
United States Steel Corporation reports
untitled orders on it's books, as of Marcli
81 last. of 1882 ,0TJ tons. This com
parcs with 0.J02 ,0S1 tons on February
2S last. an increase of $50, ,004 tons,
and with j,430,5T2 tons on March 81,
1919.
Comparisons of untitled tonnage on
the 10th Of each month since 1912 fol {.
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Dividends
l0EW'S incorporated

'rbo poa,, =, NeW York, April +, 1920.
AprmWe Board OF Directors, at a meeting on
di,.Idi"S ~ DECLARED a regular quarterly
ISaPPial IaPPni stock % I.oew's. Inc. payable Nav '
~ TO stockholders Of record al The Close
ma HSS' H9SSS''ess April 10, 1920 Checks viii be
DAVID BERNSTEIN.
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h,hERTf TITLE AND TRUST "a
~ H. corner Broad aud Arch SITS.
PHILADELPHIA Pa

ne Board Of Directors has this
10, "a semiannHal dividend OF four per cent
bavsbin sne Gap.tal stock OF this company'
CbSorrtu, at close Of business April s, 1870
F. MoosBRUGGER,
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s-s77 70 THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
PEEHNNsILyASIA COlIL AND COKE

=, Take notice that the annual meeting Of
,n5 me tGIoTYkh3lders GoY OF the Pennsylvania Coal
pgg,n'Lpal ONCE, OF said corporati ton, on ths
C"N,,n moor o. the Land Title Building, in the
sd day Of ay 1870 fn?asSoySeS ?so on n The
S1lerRoon, for the purpose OF electing a
"O "0ar9 OF nlne directors to serve for one year
business that may come before said meeting
pALBERT q. EDWARDS. Secretary,
EennsylNania Coal and Coke Corporafion
Dated April 3. 1920 1''o"'
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, April 10.-Opcning figures
showed tho foreign exchange market
much lower this morning. with the OK
ccption of German exchange. which
showed a strong tone. Sterling was down
slightly and francs showed II net loss
Of 81 cCntimcs and lire 30 points.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 3.o712. cables
1851 franc cables 1920. checks
1922; lire cables 24.9O. checks 2492 :
Swiss cables $50. checks 5.52: guildcr
cables 37ls. checks 3I3S pcsetas cables
17.S5. checks 1I.7J: Stockholm cables
22. II. checks 900: Christiana cables
u 10, checks 1000; Copenhagen cables
1856. checks 1870; marks ] SO; Polish
marks G2: Austrian kroncn 30.
YESTERDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guildcrs
Demand 3.o9 1917 80! az
TODAY'S OPENING QUOTATIONS.
Demand ... 307ia 1922 2d.92 37S
Cables .... 3.0Sit 1920 2l.0O 81.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire GuiIdcrs
Demand &c. 3nI,a 1917 2laT BIZ
Gables ..... asst 1915 2lo5 a7N
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GOVERN MENT BONDS
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted in
New York today AT a decline Of 2irc,
at Sl2OIa an ounce. In London. the
price was GOD. off sd.
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Office OF THE UNITED GAS n,ppoVE
LENT (N ' "oNE

~ w III Bro9d and Arch SITS,
Qua rtsri,, no Diirectors have this day declared
sSSrssrlS nh d,Nhldend o. two Der cent (Si 90 p.r
AZ % record at the close OF business MagSh
o. Is.o' Checks will be mailed. ""'eh
l. W, NORRIS,
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NTERNATIoNAL rArER CoMrANY

The Board az DdiTTsnpN,, Ma[eh 8Ist, 1920;
biiwar quarterly dividend on One and o,ss
sock per e., cent uS5sl on the preferred capital
,sso 10 preferred stockhoidsrs of psnora a"; ~,
''o eiose OF business APRIL 9th, 1920 ~
OWEN SHEPHERD. Treasurer
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Fisher Body c, rporation quarterly OF
ferred. payable May / to stock Of record
April 20,
Atlantic Refining 90. quarterly SITS on
preferred. payable May ! to stock Of record
April -. f
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY LIGHTING co.
First Mortgage q Per Cent sinking Fund
Cold Hands, due June I, 1891.

Pursuant 10 the provisions OF the Mort
SAGE executed June I. 1911, by the hlexan-
dris County Lighting Company to the
undersigned. as Trustee 70 secure an au,nor, ioI;
MortgaEe per cent Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds. due June I. 1871. the undersigned
The sum OF Nine Thousand Eiaht Hundred
and Seventeen Dollars and Finy cent?
,sid Mortgage and that II is It's Intention to
apply said sum. under the provisions Of the
said Mortgage to the purchase OF sa Id bonds.
not TO exceed par, accrued interest and
per cent premium Sealed tenders should be
pany. Trustee. Sinking Fund Alexandria
County Lighting Company. Liberty Building
a. Y. corner Broad and Chestnut sts:. Phil
sdelphia. AMI will he received until p. m.
Wednesday, April II. 1920.
PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY. Trua-
ice. ny JOHN C. WALLACE, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, April O 1920.
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More Gold. for south Anerxea

, New York. Aprif o. -AGold coin 10 the
amount Of Ss.0OosOoO DIas been with
drawn from the subtrcasury for ship
mCut to South America
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IL, AZ NIX & w'n Is u i s NJ II
D & h Cd 4h 49,. 72h Co Os
1.,.. 62h Norfolk & w h., lOl
6S CIV Os U Pow & l. hs
i 0TBI -. lO0A I...,. S0h
Den a II q bslNorth Pac 80 Va Rsilw'S bs
1 90 4.... % 2..,,, IS
d OF C bi5 81 o Short l. ~
1O,,,.. SIht 2,,,,, I9's
Total So 0S5, ,OO0 compared with Slb-
3l3, 900 Yesterday; thus far this week. VIZ :
39S, 900,
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Special Meetings

~ OF the philadelphia City Missionary
and Church Extension Society OF the Metlo-
dist Episcopal Church will be held at Wesley
10 authorize the execution of deed for the
premises situate on the southerly side of
eastward from the easterly side OF Rich
mond street to the Bethesda Memorial Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
Also 10 authorize the execution OF mort
sage Of $500 on three lots OF ground In the
township OF Upper Darby. Delaware county.
b.,ng lots 90, 70, II on the revised plan
- IRVING II. MACK.
%. e., .' Secretary.
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$5OOOO,OOO
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
-, ~ Ten Year Seven Per Cent Secured Gold Bonds Ef
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL I AND OCTOBER
Due April i, 1880

denominations $1,000 and $500
/ al wi Il m ma be q
p
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Quarter ending
LIVESTOCK Quotations

Chicago. April 0-HOGS--Estimated rc-
GENTS. 5000 heads: leftover. 1908 heads. No
carly saIcs. asking STEADY with yesterday !
low time. Average cost Yesterday s1i 81.
CATTL LE-Estimatod reCcipts 1000 hea ds
SHEEP-Estimated receipts 1000 heads
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THE MANUFACTURERs' WATER
COMPANY ne FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS,


Pursuant TO terms Of mortgage dated June
I 1909. the undersigned invites tenders 0f
above bonds for sale and delivery as of June
1st. 1920. at a price not exceeding 1919 and
sccruei interest, to absorb $3.50, I39.1I,
sum now available In Sinking Fund.
Sealed tenders. stating numbers OF bonds
offered. addressed TO GlRARD TRUST con-
PANY, Trustee Sinking Fund. The Manu-
tacturers' Water Company go First Mort
sage Bonds, will be received until IL NJ,
April "a. 1890.
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
GEORGE II. STUART Sd Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Pa. April 10, 1920.
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Financial Briefs

The New York Suhtrcasury gained
S2.346,OOO from the banks Yesterday.
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Pittsburgh. April Misunderstanding.
1900 head. l.o9wCr.- H"aytcs; slG116.9a;
sI7m 17."5; pigs. slG 5Na1T.
,SiIEEP AND LANHS-Roccipts; 500 head.
ALvES-Roccipts. $50 head. STEADY
Tmn. SlN